2006 Millsaps Football Media Guide by Millsaps College Sports Information

M I L L S A P S C OLLEGE FOOTBALL 2006

OFFICIAL MEDI A G U I D E

Tyson Roy Junior Running Back

Conell Phillips Jr. Senior Offensive Lineman

Marcus Harris Sophomore Defensive Back

Joey Doxey Senior Defensive Back

2006 Football Seniors

Senior Millsaps College Majors (Back row, left-right) Chris Jackson, Joey Doxey, Emmitt Johnson, Michael Gleason, Conell Phillips Jr., Chuck Stall (Front row, left-right) Jeep Darnell, Kirk Jackson, Ben Robichaux, Josh Hanna.

Location...........................................................Jackson, Miss. Founded.............................................................................1890 Enrollment........................................................................1,154 Nickname.......................................................................Majors Colors..............................................................Purple & White Conference.........................Southern Collegiate Athletic Stadium................................................... Harper Davis Field Surface...................................................................Sprinturf Capacity.......................................................................5,000 President................................................... Dr. Frances Lucas B. A., Mississippi State, M. A., Ph. D., Alabama Athletic Director......................................................Tim Wise B. A., Millsaps, M. S., Southern Mississippi Athletic Phone.............................................(601) 974-1190 Head Coach...................................................... Mike DuBose Alma Mater..............................................Alabama, 1974 Overall Record........................................ 24-23 (4 years) At Millsaps......................................................First Season

2006 Season Preview

Season Preview........................................................................................................2 Opponents.................................................................................................................3 Numerical Roster.....................................................................................................4 Alphabetical Roster................................................................................................5

Player Profiles

Doxey/Roy/Griffin/Conley/Johnson.................................................................6 Graves/Harris/Jackson/Wiley/McCarty............................................................6 Joseph/White/Lawrence/Wheat/Cantrell.......................................................7 Benson/Namias/English/Pereira/Jackson.......................................................7 Barbas/Metzger/Herman/Fortune/Farris........................................................8 Kline/Moore/Menist/Robichaux/Bowser........................................................8 Darnell/Langston/Mello/Woodall/Sims..........................................................9 Hanberry/Lawrimore/Sager/Dubuisson/Ryon.............................................9 Jackson/Higgins/Daniels/Dale/Laprade.......................................................10 Klein/Loehn/Gillenwater/Wallace/Von Blon................................................10 Naccari/Stebly/Bower/English..........................................................................11 Anderson/Phillips,Jr/Antonini/Gunther/Shivers........................................11 Widdows/Kerr/Cheeseman/Bullock/White..................................................12 Hardy/Wright/Gleason/Epps/Hanna..............................................................12 Halterman/Smith/Gilbert/Younger.................................................................13 Burrell/Stokes/Mair/Stall.....................................................................................13

MILLSAPS FOOTBALL HISTORY First Year of Football......................................................1900 Overall Record....................................................341-343-36 Last NCAA Appearance................................1975 (Div. III) Last Conference Title......................................1996 (SCAC) TEAM INFORMATION 2005 Record......................................................................... 2-7 2005 SCAC Record............................................................. 1-5 Starters Returning...............................................................14 Offense................................................................................. 6 Defense................................................................................ 8 Offense Package.......................................... Four-Wide Set Defensive Package............................................................ 3-4

Majors Coaching Staff

Mike DuBose...........................................................................................................14 Shannon Dawson/David Johnson...................................................................16 Fred McNair/Aaron Pelch....................................................................................17 Lane Powell/Ross Rutledge...............................................................................18 Marcus Woodson/Jack Wright..........................................................................19 Football Staff...........................................................................................................20

SPORTS INFORMATION Years.........................................First Year Alma Mater..................Miss. State ‘05 Experience............. MSU, Texas State

Millsaps History

2005 Stats.................................................................................................................22 2005 Game Highs..................................................................................................23 Backyard Brawl.......................................................................................................24 Division III Awards.................................................................................................25 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference.....................................................26 Records......................................................................................................................28 All-SCAC Accolades...............................................................................................30 All-Americans..........................................................................................................31 Millsaps Hall of Fame...........................................................................................32 Year-by-Year Results.............................................................................................34 All-Time Coaches...................................................................................................39 Harper Davis............................................................................................................40 General Louis Wilson............................................................................................42 Administration.......................................................................................................43 M-Club.......................................................................................................................44 Media Policies/Information...............................................................................46 Head Coaches.........................................................................................................48

Office............................(601) 974-1394 Cell................................(662) 312-8807 Fax.................................(601) 974-1209 Email...........mazauka@millsaps.edu Web site..........millsaps.edu/athletic

KEVIN MALONEY

Credits: The 2006 Millsaps Football Media Guide is a publication of the Millsaps College Sports Information Department. Additional copies can be obtained by contacting the Athletic Department. Managing Editor: Kevin Maloney Contributing Editors: Millsaps Communications Department Photography: Frank Ezelle and Neil Woodall Sr. Cover Design: Kevin Maloney and Kelley Matthews

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PREVIEW Emerging onto the scene to lead the Majors in 2006 is first year head coach, Mike DuBose. After a threeyear stint at Northview High School and Luverne High School in Alabama, DuBose will take the helm of his first collegiate team since the Alabama Crimson Tide in 2000. DuBose is preceded by David Saunders, who led the Majors to a 7-21 record in three seasons. Along with the addition of DuBose as head coach, Shannon Dawson (Offensive Coordinator), Aaron Pelch (D-Line/Special Teams), Lane Powell (Linebackers) and Ross Rutledge (Outside Linebackers) are new to the staff in 2006. “I think the leadership at the top is very strong,” DuBose said. “If everyone keeps falling in place, we have a good chance for a great future.” The Majors have the luxury of playing seven home games this season, including the much anticipated “Backyard Brawl” against Mississippi College to kick off the season on Sept. 2. The two teams will meet on a campus site for the first time in over 40 years. The longstanding rivalry renewed in 2000 – after a 41 year absence – with the Majors holding a 3-2 series advantage. Three of the Majors seven home games will be against SCAC opponents, with the Nov. 11 match-up against Trinity University slated for Homecoming. “Purple Pride Day” falls on Sept. 30 against Lincoln University, while “Family Weekend” is scheduled for Centre College on Oct. 7. The Majors return 14 starters from a year ago along with eight seniors. On the offensive side of the ball, the Majors return six including leading rusher, Tyson Roy. Roy, who is only a junior, accounted for four of the Majors’ 11 rushing touchdowns last season, while averaging 58.1 yards per game. He averaged just over 4.2 yards per carry, while rushing for 407 total yards and four scores. Taking the snaps behind center for the Majors is sophomore, Juan Joseph. The 6-foot-2, 178-pound, Edgard, La., native will take the starting role this season after throwing for 477 yards and three scores last season as a freshman. Joseph held a 118.53 QB rating, completing 35 of his 70 attempts for 68.1 yards/game. He’ll receive the starting nod, with sophomore Burt Pereira and freshmen Chris Graves and Edward Cantrell rounding out the depth chart. Leading all scorers last season and returning for his sophomore season is kicker/punter, DJ Mello. The Decorah, Iowa, native accounted for 29 total points last season, including 4-for-8 from field goal range and 17-for18 on extra point attempts. Dawson and his offensive staff of Wright, Fred McNair and David Johnson will introduce a whole new

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offensive system this season. “We’ll run an offense similar to Texas Tech,” Dawson said. “Airing it out is the only thing I know how to do. We’ll use a four-wide set and try and mix in a few things from a couple other big-time programs.” This year’s squad will have a core of 14 receivers, including wide receiver, Josh Hanna, who returns to the offense after playing defensive back last season. Hanna, Western Kentucky transfer Chris Jackson, AllSCAC honorable mention Eric McCarty and the speed of Kennedy Griffin will play a major factor in the success at the wide receiver position. The Majors will introduce seven new freshmen to the offensive line this season and must rely on the leadership of senior, Conell Phillips to help lead this year’s young squad. “We’re optimistic about the freshman class,” offensive line coach Jack Wright said. “In order for us to be effective, they must step up and be a factor.” On the defensive side of the ball, the Majors return eight starters from a year ago. The defense will play a major factor in the success of this year’s squad, after surrendering 35 points per game and 389 yards of total offense per game last season. All-SCAC second-team selection Ray Kline, Casey Younger, Ronnie Wheat, Canaan Farris, Marcus Harris, and senior defensive back EJ Johnson all totaled 40 or more tackles last season and bring in-game experience for the Majors. Also returning for Millsaps is sophomore Marcus Stokes, who returns after being hurt early in the 2005 season. “Stokes had a really good spring,” Rutledge said. “We expect him to play a big part in this year’s success.” Kline was the second leading tackler for the Majors last season, tallying 56 tackles (36 solo) and one sack, while Younger was the third leading tackler with 50 tackles (21 solo) and one sack. Wheat and Farris rounded out the top five with 45 and 43 tackles, respectively. Farris also led all linebackers with three sacks for minus 21 yards. The Majors however lose their top linebacker and leading tackler from a year ago, Rutledge, who contributed 68 tackles (40 solo) and one sack. Rutledge will assist Lane Powell with the linebackers this season, while he pursues his master’s in history. This year’s squad promises to have an explosive philosophy on offense, an aggressive, attacking approach on defense and a creative and innovative stamp on special teams. “We’re pretty young as a football team right now,” DuBose said. “They’re learning how to adapt to the system we’re in right now because it’s a different structure than what they had in the past. They’re doing a great job, and if they come ready to play and play hard and execute, then we, as a football team, will be successful.”

2006 OPPONENTS Centre College Location: Danville, Ky. Founded: 1819 Enrollment: 1,100 President: John A. Roush Athletic Director: Sonny Evans Conference: Southern Collegiate Nickname: Colonels Colors: Gold & White Stadium: Farris Stadium Capacity: 2,500 Surface: Natural Grass Head Coach: Andy Frye 2005 Record: 7-3 (3-3, SCAC) SID Contact: Mike Pritchard Phone: (859) 238-5489 Fax: (859) 236-6081 Email: prtchrd@centre.edu Web Site: www.centre.edu

DePauw University Location: Greencastle, Ind. Founded: 1837 Enrollment: 2,375 President: Dr. Robert G. Bottoms Athletic Director: Page Cotton Conference: Southern Collegiate Nickname: Tigers Colors: Old Gold & Black Stadium: Blackstock Capacity: 4,000 Surface: Grass Head Coach: Tim Rogers 2005 Record: 7-2 (5-0, SCAC) SID Contact: Bill Wagner Phone: (765) 658-4630 Fax: (765) 658-4708 Email: bwagner@depauw.edu Web Site: www.depauw.edu/ath

Lincoln University Location: Lincoln, Mo. Founded: 1866 Enrollment: 3,600 President: Dr. Carolyn R. Mahoney Athletic Director: Tim Abney Conference: Great Lakes (Div. II) Nickname: Blue Tigers Colors: Navy Blue & White Stadium: Dwight T. Reed Capacity: 5,500 Surface: Grass Head Coach: Lemar Parrish 2005 Record: 2-7 (Independent) SID Contact: Jeremy Copeland Phone: (573) 681-5343 Fax: (573) 681-5324 Email: copelandj@lincolnu.edu Web Site: www.lincolnu.edu/athletics

Huntingdon College Location: Montgomery, Ala. Founded: 1854 Enrollment: 800 President: The Rev. J. Cameron West Athletic Director: Buzz Phillips Conference: Independent Nickname: Hawk Colors: Scarlet Red, White, Pearl Gray Stadium: Charles Lee Field Capacity: 2,500 Surface: Grass Head Coach: Mike Turk 2005 Record: 7-2 SID Contact: Tim Lutz Phone: (334) 833-4579 Fax: (334) 833-4415 Email: tlutz@huntingdon.edu Web Site: www.huntingdonhawks.com

Louisiana College Location: Pineville, La. Founded: 1906 Enrollment: 950 President: Dr. Joe Aguillard Athletic Director: Tim Whitman Conference: American Southwest Nickname: Wildcats Colors: Royal Blue & Orange Stadium: Bates Stadium Capacity: 7,500 Surface: Natural Grass Head Coach: Dennis Dunn 2005 Record: 4-5 (4-4, American Southwest) SID Contact: Alex Goodling Phone: (318) 487-7590 Fax: (318) 487-7591 Email: Goodling@lacollege.edu Web Site: www.lacollege.edu/athletics/

Mississippi College Location: Clinton, Miss. Founded: 1826 Enrollment: 4,000 President: Dr. Lee G. Royce Athletic Director: Mike Jones Conference: American Southwest Nickname: Choctaws Colors: Blue & Yellow Stadium: Robinson-Hale Capacity: 8,500 Surface: Synthetic Surface Head Coach: Norman Joseph 2005 Record: 2-8 (1-8, American Southwest) SID Contact: Chris Brooks Phone: (601) 925-3234 Fax: (601) 925-334 Email: cbrooks@mc.edu Web Site: www.gochoctaws.com

Rhodes College Location: Memphis, Tenn. Founded: 1848 Enrollment: 1,600 President: Dr. William Trout Athletic Director: Mike Clary Conference: Southern Collegiate Nickname: Lynx Colors: Red & Black Stadium: Fargason Field Capacity: 3,300 Surface: Natural Grass (Bermuda) Head Coach: Joe White 2005 Record: 2-8 (0-6, SCAC) SID Contact: Matt Dean Phone: (901) 843-3946 Fax: (901) 843-3749 Email: mdean@rhodes.edu Web Site: www.rhodes.edu/athletics

Sewanee Location: Sewanee, Tenn. Founded: 1848 Enrollment: 1,300 President: Joel Cunningham Athletic Director: Mark Webb Conference: Southern Collegiate Nickname: Tigers Colors: Purple, Gold & White Stadium: Harris Stadium at McGee Field Capacity: 3,500 Surface: Grass Head Coach: John Windham 2005 Record: 5-5 (4-2, SCAC) SID Contact: Pratt Paterson Phone: (931) 598-1136 Fax: TBA Email: dpaterso@sewanee.edu Web Site: www.sewanee.edu/Athletics

Trinity University Location: San Antonio, Texas Founded: 1869 Enrollment: 2,700 President: Dr. John R. Brazil Athletic Director: Bob King Conference: Southern Collegiate Nickname: Tigers Colors: Maroon & White Stadium: E.M. Stevens Capacity: 3,000 Surface: Natural Grass Head Coach: Steve Mohr 2005 Record: 9-1 (5-0, SCAC) SID Contact: Justin Parker Phone: (210) 842-7498 Fax: (210) 999-7839 Email: jparker@trinity.edu Web Site: www.trinity.edu/departments/athletics

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Austin College Location: Sherman, Texas Founded: 1849 Enrollment: 1,367 President: Dr. Oscar Page Athletic Director: Timothy P. Millerick Conference: Southern Collegiate Nickname: Kangaroos Colors: Crimson & Gold Stadium: Jerry E. Apple Stadium Capacity: 2,000 Head Coach: Ronnie Gage 2005 Record: 1-9 (1-8, American Southwest) SID Contact: Jeff Kelly Phone: (903) 813-2275 Fax: (903) 813-3196 Email: jkelly@austincollege.edu Web Site: www.austincollege.edu

Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Location: Suwanee, Ga. Founded: 1962 (CAC) Commissioner: Steve Argo Assoc. Commissioner: D. Dwayne Hanberry Phone: (678) 546-3470 Fax: (678) 546-3471 Email: dhanberry@scac-online.org Web Site: www.scac-online.org

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NUMERICAL ROSTER

No.

Name

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 47 48 50 54 55 57 58 60 61 62 63 64 65 67 70 71 73 74 76 77 78 80 81 82 83 84 87 90 92 94 99

Joey Doxey DB Tyson Roy RB Kennedy Griffin WR Louis Conley WR Emmitt Johnson LB Chris Graves QB Marcus Harris DB Chris Jackson WR Fred Wiley LB Eric McCarty WR Juan Joseph QB Cap White LB Cedric Lawrence DL Ronnie Wheat LB Edward Cantrell QB Casey Benson WR Nick Namias RB Matt English DB Burt Pereira QB/WR Kirk Jackson DB Cameron Barbas DB Kenneth Metzger RB Sam Herman LB Revis Fortune LB Canaan Farris LB Ray Kline DB Mike Moore DB Tye Menist WR Ben Robichaux LB Jaren Bowser LB Jeep Darnell FB Colby Langston LB DJ Mello K/P Neil Woodall HB Michael Sims DB Jacob Hanberry DB William Lawrimore P/K Miles Sager LB Nick Dubuisson LB Brandon Ryon RB Brady Jackson LB David Higgins DB Chris Daniels LB David Dale LB Marques Laprade WR Lee Klein LB T.J. Loehn DL Shawn Gillenwater LB Andres Wallace DL Ashton Von Blon OL Keith Naccari LB Matt Stebly OL Stephen Bower OL Justin English OL Denarold Anderson DL Conell Phillips, Jr. OL James Antonini OL Jordan Gunther OL John Shivers OL Christian Widdows OL Alex Kerr DL Taylor Cheeseman OL Derrick Bullock DL Jacob White DL David Hardy OL Peter Wright DL Michael Gleason TE Donnie Epps WR Josh Hanna WR Bryan Halterman WR Josef Smith WR Nick Gilbert TE Casey Younger DL Mason Burrell DL Marcus Stokes LB Jerel Mair DL

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Class Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Fr. So. Sr. So. So. So. So. Jr. Jr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Jr. So. Fr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Fr. So. Jr. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. So. Fr. So. Fr. Jr. Jr. So. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Sr. Jr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Jr. So. Sr. So. Jr. Fr. Jr. Fr. So. Fr.

Ht./Wt.

Hometown (Previous School)

6-3/215 5-7/188 5-9/147 6-0/206 5-9/215 6-2/208 5-9/170 6-2/205 5-10/215 6-0/181 6-2/178 5-10/230 6-2/225 6-0/210 6-1/178 5-11/185 5-8/180 5-10/170 6-0/160 5-10/170 5-9/170 5-9/175 5-10/197 5-11/215 5-10/210 5-9/187 5-10/180 6-2/175 6-1/205 5-11/211 6-0/230 5-11/228 5-10/150 5-10/235 6-1/175 5-11/185 5-8/164 5-10/205 5-9/200 6-0/181 6-1/225 5-6/165 5-9/200 6-2/221 5-9/175 5-11/205 6-0/207 6-0/235 6-0/275 6-2/335 5-10/215 5-10/220 6-0/284 6-2/285 6-1/225 6-0/295 6-0/280 6-1/280 6-0/277 6-1/235 5-10/196 6-4/250 5-10/310 6-2/360 6-2/288 5-11/210 6-0/235 5-11/180 6-0/170 5-8/195 5-10/180 6-3/210 6-1/245 6-1/245 6-1/216 6-0/276

Bountiful, Utah (Dixie State JC) Baton Rouge, La. (US Military Academy) Jackson, Miss. (Jackson Prep) Tupelo, Miss. (Tupelo HS) Moss Point, Miss. (Moss Point HS) Covington, La. (St. Thomas Aquinas HS) Vicksburg, Miss. (Vicksburg HS) Phenix City, Ala. (Glenwood Academy) Pass Christian, Miss. (Pass Christian HS) Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie) Edgard, La. (West St. John HS) Natchez, Miss. (Trinity) Batesville, Miss. (South Panola HS) Vancleave, Miss. (Vancleave HS) Biloxi, Miss. (Biloxi HS) Ponchatoula, La. (Ponchatoula HS) Memphis, Tenn. (St. Benedict HS) Fairhope, Ala. (Fairhope HS) Bush, La. (St. Paul’s HS) New Orleans, La. (Archbishop Shaw HS) Tampa, Fla. (Plant HS) Mobile, Ala. (St. Paul’s Episcopal) Monroe, La. (River Oaks HS) Camden, Miss. (Velma Jackson HS) Russellville, Ala. (Russellville HS) Vicksburg, Miss. (Vicksburg HS) Houston, Texas (Cy-Falls HS) Jackson, Miss. (St. Andrew’s) Baton Rouge, La. (Bishop Sullivan) Pass Christian, Miss. (Pass Christian HS) El Paso, Texas (Coronado HS) Booneville, Miss. (Booneville HS) Decorah, Iowa (Decorah HS) Covington, La. (St. Paul’s HS) Louisville, Miss. (Louisville HS) Cut Off, La. (South Lafourche HS) Tampa, Fla. (Alonso HS) Monroe, La. (St. Frederick HS) Vancleave, Miss. (Vancleave HS) Melissa, Texas (Anna HS) Bushnell, Fla. (South Sumter HS) Metairie, La. (East Jefferson HS) Foley, Ala. (Foley HS) Amory, Miss. (Amory HS) Hollywood, Fla. (Hollywood Christian HS) Lakeshore, Miss. (Air Force Academy) Metairie, La. (Brother Martin HS) Southaven, Miss. (S.B.E.C.) Boynton Beach, Fla. (Palm Beach Lakes HS) Houston, Texas (Memorial HS) Kenner, La. (Ridgewood HS) Ocean Springs, Miss. (Ocean Springs HS) Grenada, Miss. (Grenada HS) Wanchula, Fla. (Hardee Senior HS) Edgard, La. (West St. John’s HS) Byhalia, Miss. (Olive Branch HS) Santa Rosa, Calif. (Santa Rosa JC) Slidell, La. (Northshore HS) Somerville, Ala. (A.P. Brewer HS) Ocean Springs, Miss. (Ocean Springs HS) Atlanta, Ga. (Whitefield Academy) Tarpon Springs, Fla. (Tarpon Springs HS) Picayune, Miss. (Picayune Memorial HS) Ocean Springs, Miss. (Ocean Springs HS) Baton Rouge, La. (McKinley HS) Monroe, La. (River Oaks HS) Petal, Miss. (Petal HS) Grand Prairie, Texas (Bowie HS) Booneville, Miss. (Booneville HS) Bel Air, Md. (C. Milton Wright HS) Corinth, Miss. (Corinth HS) Houston, Texas (Memorial HS) Vicksburg, Miss. (Vicksburg HS) New Orleans, La. (Chalmette HS) Vicksburg, Miss. (Vicksburg HS) Naples, Fla. (Naples HS)

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER Name

62 64 21 16 60 30 74 92 15 73 4 44 43 31 1 39 61 18 81 25 24 87 50 80 6 3 65 83 36 82 77 7 23 42 8 41 20 5 11 71 47 26 32 45 13 37 48 99 10 33 28 22 27 57 17 19 63 29 2 40 38 67 35 84 58 94 55 54 14 12 76 70 9 34 78 90

Anderson, Denarold DL Antonini, James OL Barbas, Cameron DB Benson, Casey WR Bower, Stephen OL Bowser, Jaren LB Bullock, Derrick DL Burrell, Mason DL Cantrell, Edward QB Cheeseman, Taylor OL Conley, Louis WR Dale, David LB Daniels, Chris LB Darnell, Jeep FB Doxey, Joey DB Dubuisson, Nick LB English, Justin OL English, Matt DB Epps, Donnie WR Farris, Canaan LB Fortune, Revis LB Gilbert, Nick TE Gillenwater, Shawn LB Gleason, Michael TE Graves, Chris QB Griffin, Kennedy WR Gunther, Jordan OL Halterman, Bryan WR Hanberry, Jacob DB Hanna, Josh WR Hardy, David OL Harris, Marcus DB Herman, Sam LB Higgins, David DB Jackson, Chris WR Jackson, Brady LB Jackson, Kirk DB Johnson, Emmitt LB Joseph, Juan QB Kerr, Alex DL Klein, Lee LB Kline, Ray DB Langston, Colby LB Laprade, Marques WR Lawrence, Cedric DL Lawrimore, William P/K Loehn, T.J. DL Mair, Jerel DL McCarty, Eric WR Mello, DJ K/P Menist, Tye WR Metzger, Kenneth RB Moore, Mike DB Naccari, Keith LB Namias, Nick RB Pereira, Burt QB/WR Phillips, Jr., Conell OL Robichaux, Ben LB Roy, Tyson RB Ryon, Brandon RB Sager, Miles LB Shivers, John OL Sims, Michael DB Smith, Josef WR Stebly, Matt OL Stokes, Marcus LB Von Blon, Ashton OL Wallace, Andres DL Wheat, Ronnie LB White, Cap LB White, Jacob DL Widdows, Christian OL Wiley, Fred LB Woodall, Neil HB Wright, Peter DL Younger, Casey DL

Pos.

Class So. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. So. Sr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Jr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Fr. So. So. Sr. Fr. So. Fr. So. Sr. Fr. Sr. Sr. So. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. So. Jr. Fr. Jr. Fr. So. So. Fr. Fr. So. So. So. So. Sr. Sr. Jr. So. Fr. Fr. So. Jr. Fr. So. So. So. Jr. So. Jr. So. So. Jr. Fr. Jr.

Ht./Wt.

Hometown (Previous School)

6-1/225 6-0/280 5-9/170 5-11/185 6-0/284 5-11/211 5-10/310 6-1/245 6-1/178 6-4/250 6-0/206 6-2/221 5-9/200 6-0/230 6-3/215 5-9/200 6-2/285 5-10/170 5-11/180 5-10/210 5-11/215 6-3/210 6-0/235 6-0/235 6-2/208 5-9/147 6-1/280 5-8/195 5-11/185 6-0/170 6-2/288 5-9/170 5-10/197 5-6/165 6-2/205 6-1/225 5-10/170 5-9/215 6-2/178 5-10/196 5-11/205 5-9/187 5-11/228 5-9/175 6-2/225 5-8/164 6-0/207 6-0/276 6-0/181 5-10/150 6-2/175 5-9/175 5-10/180 5-10/215 5-8/180 6-0/160 6-0/295 6-1/205 5-7/188 6-0/181 5-10/205 6-0/277 6-1/175 5-10/180 5-10/220 6-1/216 6-2/335 6-0/275 6-0/210 5-10/230 6-2/360 6-1/235 5-10/215 5-10/235 5-11/210 6-1/245

Edgard, La. (West St. John’s HS) Santa Rosa, Calif. (Santa Rosa JC) Tampa, Fla. (Plant HS) Ponchatoula, La. (Ponchatoula HS) Grenada, Miss. (Grenada HS) Pass Christian, Miss. (Pass Christian HS) Picayune, Miss. (Picayune Memorial HS) New Orleans, La. (Chalmette HS) Biloxi, Miss. (Biloxi HS) Tarpon Springs, Fla. (Tarpon Springs HS) Tupelo, Miss. (Tupelo HS) Amory, Miss. (Amory HS) Foley, Ala. (Foley HS) El Paso, Texas (Coronado HS) Bountiful, Utah (Dixie State JC) Vancleave, Miss. (Vancleave HS) Wanchula, Fla. (Hardee Senior HS) Fairhope, Ala. (Fairhope HS) Grand Prairie, Texas (Bowie HS) Russellville, Ala. (Russellville HS) Camden, Miss. (Velma Jackson HS) Houston, Texas (Memorial HS) Southaven, Miss. (S.B.E.C.) Petal, Miss. (Petal HS) Covington, La. (St. Thomas Aquinas HS) Jackson, Miss. (Jackson Prep) Slidell, La. (Northshore HS) Bel Air, Md. (C. Milton Wright HS) Cut Off, La. (South Lafourche HS) Booneville, Miss. (Booneville HS) Baton Rouge, La. (McKinley HS) Vicksburg, Miss. (Vicksburg HS) Monroe, La. (River Oaks HS) Metairie, La. (East Jefferson HS) Phenix City, Ala. (Glenwood Academy) Bushnell, Fla. (South Sumter HS) New Orleans, La. (Archbishop Shaw HS) Moss Point, Miss. (Moss Point HS) Edgard, La. (West St. John HS) Atlanta, Ga. (Whitefield Academy) Lakeshore, Miss. (Air Force Academy) Vicksburg, Miss. (Vicksburg HS) Booneville, Miss. (Booneville HS) Hollywood, Fla. (Hollywood Christian HS) Batesville, Miss. (South Panola HS) Tampa, Fla. (Alonso HS) Metairie, La. (Brother Martin HS) Naples, Fla. (Naples HS) Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie HS) Decorah, Iowa (Decorah HS) Jackson, Miss. (St. Andrew’s) Mobile, Ala. (St. Paul’s Episcopal) Houston, Texas (Cy-Falls HS) Kenner, La. (Ridgewood HS) Memphis, Tenn. (St. Benedict HS) Bush, La. (St. Paul’s HS) Byhalia, Miss. (Olive Branch HS) Baton Rouge, La. (Bishop Sullivan) Baton Rouge, La. (US Military Academy) Melissa, Texas (Anna HS) Monroe, La. (St. Frederick HS) Somerville, Ala. (A.P. Brewer HS) Louisville, Miss. (Louisville HS) Corinth, Miss. (Corinth HS) Ocean Springs, Miss. (Ocean Springs HS) Vicksburg, Miss. (Vicksburg HS) Houston, Texas (Memorial HS) Boynton Beach, Fla. (Palm Beach Lakes HS) Vancleave, Miss. (Vancleave HS) Natchez, Miss. (Trinity) Ocean Springs, Miss. (Ocean Springs HS) Ocean Springs, Miss. (Ocean Springs HS) Pass Christian, Miss. (Pass Christian HS) Covington, La. (St. Paul’s HS) Monroe, La. (River Oaks HS) Vicksburg, Miss. (Vicksburg HS)

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MEET THE MAJORS

Joey Doxey

Defensive Back Sr • 6-3 • 215 Bountiful, Utah Dixie State JC

Kennedy Griffin

Wide Receiver Jr • 5-9 • 147 Jackson, Miss. Jackson Prep

Emmitt Johnson

Running Back Jr • 5-7 • 188 Baton Rouge, La. US Military Academy

Louis Conley

Wide Receiver Jr • 6-0 • 206 Tupelo, Miss. Tupelo HS

Chris Graves

Linebacker Sr • 5-9 • 215 Moss Point, Miss. Moss Point HS

Quarterback Fr • 6-2 • 208 Covington, La. St. Thomas Aquinas HS

Marcus Harris

Defensive Back So • 5-9 • 170 Vicksburg, Miss. Vicksburg HS

Fred Wiley

Linebacker So • 5-10 • 215 Pass Christian, Miss. Pass Christian HS

Tyson Roy

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Chris Jackson

Wide Receiver Sr • 6-2 • 205 Phenix City, Ala. Glenwood Academy

Eric McCarty

Wide Receiver So • 6-0 • 180 Grand Prairie, Texas South Grand Prairie HS

Juan Joseph

Cap White

Quarterback So • 6-2 • 178 Edgard, La. West St. John HS

Linebacker So • 5-10 • 230 Natchez, Miss. Trinity

Cedric Lawrence Defensive Line Jr • 6-2 • 225 Batesville, Miss. South Panola HS

Linebacker Jr • 6-0 • 210 Vancleave, Miss. Vancleave HS

Ronnie Wheat

Edward Cantrell

Quarterback Fr • 6-1 • 178 Biloxi, Miss. Biloxi HS

Nick Namias

Running Back So • 5-8 • 180 Memphis, Tenn. St. Benedict HS

Burt Pereira

Quarterback / WR So • 6-0 • 160 Bush, La. St. Paul’s HS

Casey Benson Wide Receiver Fr • 5-11 • 185 Ponchatoula, La. Ponchatoula HS

Matt English

Defensive Back Fr • 5-10 • 170 Fairhope, Ala. Fairhope HS

Kirk Jackson

Defensive Back Sr • 5-10 • 170 New Orleans, La. Archbishop Shaw HS

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Cameron Barbas

Kenneth Metzger

Defensive Back Fr • 5-9 • 170 Tampa, Fla. Plant HS

Running Back Fr • 5-9 • 175 Mobile, Ala. St. Paul’s Episcopal HS

Revis Fortune

Sam Herman

Linebacker Fr • 5-10 • 197 Monroe, La. River Oaks HS

Linebacker Fr • 5-11 • 215 Camden, Miss. Velma Jackson HS

Canaan Farris

Linebacker Jr • 5-10 • 210 Russellville, Ala. Russellville HS

Mike Moore

Ray Kline

Defensive Back Jr • 5-9 • 187 Vicksburg, Miss. Vicksburg HS

Tye Menist

Wide Receiver Fr • 6-2 • 175 Jackson, Miss. St. Andrew’s

Defensive Back So • 5-10 • 180 Houston, Texas Cy-Falls HS

Ben Robichaux Linebacker Sr • 6-1 • 205 Baton Rouge, La. Bishop Sullivan HS

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Jaren Bowser Linebacker Fr • 5-11 • 211 Pass Christian, Miss. Pass Christian HS

Jeep Darnell

Colby Langston

Fullback Sr • 6-0 • 230 El Paso, Texas Coronado HS

Linebacker Fr • 5-11 • 228 Booneville, Miss. Booneville HS

Neil Woodall

DJ Mello

Kicker / Punter So • 6-2 • 200 Decorah, Iowa Decorah HS

Michael Sims

Running Back Jr • 5-10 • 235 Covington, La. St. Paul’s HS

Jacob Hanberry

Defensive Back So • 5-11 • 185 Cut Off, La. South Lafourche HS

Defensive Back So • 6-1 • 175 Louisville, Miss. Louisville HS

William Lawrimore

Miles Sager

Punter / Kicker Fr • 5-8 • 164 Tampa, Fla. Alonso HS

Linebacker Fr • 5-10 • 205 Monroe, La. St. Frederick HS

Nick Dubuisson

Linebacker Fr • 5-9 • 206 Vancleave, Miss. Vancleave HS

Brandon Ryon

Running Back So • 6-0 • 181 Melissa, Texas Anna HS

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Brady Jackson

Linebacker Fr • 6-1 • 225 Bushnell, Fla. South Sumter HS

Defensive Back So • 5-6 • 165 Metairie, La. Brother Martin HS

David Dale

Chris Daniels

Linebacker So • 5-9 • 200 Foley, Ala. Foley HS

Linebacker Fr • 6-2 • 221 Amory, Miss. Amory HS

Marques Laprade

Lee Klein

Wide Receiver So • 5-9 • 175 Hollywood, Fla. Hollywood Christian HS

Linebacker Fr • 5-11 • 205 Lakeshore, Miss. Air Force Academy

T. J. Loehn

Shawn Gillenwater

Defensive Line Jr • 6-0 • 207 Metairie, La. Brother Martin HS

Linebacker Jr • 6-0 • 235 Southaven, Miss. S. B. E. C.

Andres Wallace

Defensive Line So • 6-0 • 275 Boynton Beach, Fla. Palm Beach Lakes HS

David Higgins

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Ashton Von Blon

Offensive Line So • 6-2 • 235 Houston, Texas Memorial HS

Keith Naccari

Linebacker So • 5-10 • 215 Kenner, La. Ridgewood HS

Matt Stebly

Offensive Line Fr • 5-10 • 220 Ocean Springs, Miss. Ocean Springs HS

Stephen Bower

Offensive Line Fr • 6-0 • 284 Grenada, Miss. Grenada HS

Justin English

Denarold Anderson

Defensive Line So • 6-1 • 225 Edgard, La. West St. John’s HS

Offensive Line Fr • 6-2 • 285 Wanchula, Fla. Hardee Senior HS

Conell Phillips, Jr.

Offensive Line Sr • 6-0 • 295 Byhalia, Miss. Olive Branch HS

Jordan Gunther

Offensive Line Fr • 6-1 • 280 Slidell, La. Northshore HS

James Antonini

Offensive Line Jr • 6-0 • 280 Santa Rosa, Calif. Santa Rosa JC

John Shivers

Offensive Line Fr • 6-0 • 277 Somerville, Ala. A.P. Brewer HS

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Christian Widdows

Alex Kerr

Offensive Line So • 6-1 • 235 Ocean Springs, Miss. Ocean Springs HS

Defensive Line Fr • 5-10 • 196 Atlanta, Ga. Whitefield Academy

Derrick Bullock

Taylor Cheeseman

Offensive Line Fr • 6-4 • 250 Tarpon Springs, Fla. Tarpon Springs HS

Jacob White

Defensive Line Jr • 6-2 • 360 Ocean Springs, Miss. Ocean Springs HS

Peter Wright

Defensive Line Fr • 5-11 • 210 Monroe, La. River Oaks HS

Donnie Epps

Wide Receiver So • 5-11 • 180 Grand Prairie, Texas Bowie HS

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Defensive Line Fr • 5-10 • 310 Picayune, Miss. Picayune Memorial HS

David Hardy

Offensive Line Fr • 6-2 • 288 Baton Rouge, La. McKinley HS

Michael Gleason

Tight End Jr • 6-0 • 235 Petal, Miss. Petal HS

Josh Hanna

Wide Receiver Sr • 6-0 • 170 Booneville, Miss. Booneville HS

Bryan Halterman

Wide Receiver So • 5-8 • 195 Bel Air, Md. C. Milton Wright HS

Nick Gilbert

Josef Smith

Wide Receiver Jr • 5-10 • 180 Corinth, Miss. Corinth HS

Casey Younger

Defensive Line Jr • 6-1 • 245 Vicksburg, Miss. Vicksburg HS

Tight End Fr • 6-3 • 210 Houston, Texas Memorial HS

Defensive Line Fr • 6-1 • 245 New Orleans, La. Chalmette HS

Marcus Stokes Linebacker So • 6-1 • 216 Vicksburg, Miss. Vicksburg HS

Mason Burrell

Chuck Stall Student Coach First Season Gretna, La. Brother Martin HS

Jerel Mair Defensive Line Fr • 6-0 • 276 Naples, Fla. Naples HS

Pronunciation Guide:

Nick Namias • NAME-us Burt Pereira • Pur-ERA Nick Dubuisson • DO-biss-ON T.J. Loehn • LANE Keith Naccari • Nack-ar-E Denarold Anderson • Duh-nair-O Marques Laprade • Luh-PRAID

Breakdown by Class: Seniors.................................8 Juniors.............................. 15 Sophomores................... 23 Freshmen......................... 30

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HEAD COACH

Mike DuBose

Head Coach First Season Opp, Ala. Alabama ‘74

merging onto the scene to lead the Majors in 2006 is first year head coach, Mike DuBose. After a three-year stint at Northview High School and Luverne High School in Alabama, DuBose will take the helm of his first collegiate team since the Alabama Crimson Tide in 2000. DuBose succeeds David Saunders, who led the Majors to a 7-21 record in three seasons. Prior to his coaching and playing days at Alabama, DuBose was a three-year letter winner in baseball and a four-year letter winner in football at Opp High School in Opp, Ala., where he helped lead his team to a 30-8-3 overall mark in football. While playing for Paul “Bear” Bryant at Alabama (1972-74), DuBose was a star defender for a Crimson Tide team that posted an overall record of 32-4, including three SEC Championships and one national title. He had the game of his career in 1972 against the University of Tennessee, where he recorded 20 tackles (two tackles for loss) and caused one fumble. For his efforts, DuBose received “SEC Lineman of the Week” accolades. DuBose ended his career with 129 total tackles (26 tackles for loss), 71 assists, eight forced fumbles, six fumble recoveries and three pass breakups. His name still stands in the Tide record books as first all-time in forced fumbles in a season/career (four, 1972; eight career), second in career fumbles recovered (six) and tied for fifth with most career tackles for loss in a season (11, 1973). His coaching career began in 1975 as a graduate assistant for the Crimson Tide. After a season with Alabama, DuBose spent two seasons as an assistant coach at Fairhope High School and two seasons as the head coach/ athletic director at Prattville High School. DuBose began his collegiate coaching career as a defensive line coach at the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga in 1980. After two seasons with UTC, DuBose was offered the defensive line job at Southern Miss, which he accepted. In his only season with the Golden Eagles, DuBose was on the opposite sideline of the game that ended Alabama’s then 57-game home unbeaten streak in Nov. 1982. Several months later, DuBose was invited back to Alabama as a defensive line coach on the staff of new head coach, Ray Perkins. He spent four years at Alabama

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THE MIKE DUBOSE FILE PERSONAL EDUCATION Birthdate: January 5, 1953 High School: Opp HS (1971) Birthplace: Opp, Ala. College: Alabama (1974) Hometown: Opp, Ala. Family: Wife (Polly); PLAYING EXPERIENCE Children (Juli Keller, Michael); High School: Opp HS (1968-71) College: Alabama (1972-74) Son-in-law (GW Keller); Grandson (Will, 11) COACHING EXPERIENCE 1975 Graduate Assistant, Alabama 1976-77 Assistant Coach, Fairhope HS 1978-79 Head Coach, Prattville HS 1980-81 Assistant Coach, UT-Chattanooga (Defensive Line) 1982 Assistant Coach, Southern Miss (Defensive Line) 1983-86 Assistant Coach, Alabama (Defensive Line) 1987-89 Assistant Coach, Tampa Bay Bucs (Defensive Line) 1990-95 Assistant Coach, Alabama (Defensive Line) 1996 Assistant Coach, Alabama (Def. Coordinator/Def. Line) 1997-00 Head Coach, Alabama 2002 Head Coach, Northview High School 2003-04 Head Coach, Luverne High School 2005 Assistant Coach, Millsaps College (Def. Coordinator) 2006- Head Coach, Millsaps College BOWL EXPERIENCE As a Player As a Coach 1973 Cotton 1983 Sun 1993 Sugar 1973 Sugar 1985 Aloha 1993 Gator 1975 Orange 1986 Sun 1995 Citrus 1991 Fiesta 1998 Music City 1991 Blockbuster 1999 Orange

DuBose was hired as Millsaps’ defensive coordinator in 2005 and succeeded David Saunders in 2006 as head coach. He and his eight-man coaching staff will try and revamp a Majors team that has not had a winning season since the 2001 season under then head coach, Bob Tyler. “My biggest concern is retaining student-athletes,” DuBose said. “We have the potential to be a really good football team. We had a good spring and a handful of commitments, now we just have to try and keep these guys here all four years.” Along with the addition of DuBose as head coach, Shannon Dawson (Offensive Coordinator), Aaron Pelch (D-Line/Special Teams), Lane Powell (Linebackers) and Ross Rutledge (Outside Linebackers) are new to the staff in 2006. “We have a really good staff that has the potential to be outstanding,” DuBose said. “Their knowledge of the game and how they approach it, their chemistry and the way they mead together is great. It all starts at the top with the staff.” DuBose is married to the former Polly Ann Martin. They have two children, Juli Keller and Michael. They have a son-in-law, GW Keller, a grandson, Will (11) and are expecting another grandchild in the near future.

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under Perkins and later followed him to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 1987-89. He supplied the NFL with five firstround selections, five first-team all-Americans and ten all-SEC selections. DuBose once again returned to Alabama as defensive line coach from 1990-96 under head coach, Gene Stallings. With DuBose’s defensive scheme, the Tide ranked eighth or better in rushing defense four times, including the nation’s best in 1992. During the Tide’s 1992 National Championship season, DuBose helped tutor a defense that allowed just five rushing touchdowns on the season, while holding opponents to 55.0 yards/game. After Stallings announced his retirement at the conclusion of the 1996 season, DuBose took the reins of his first collegiate team. During his four year tenure as head coach at Alabama (1997-2000), DuBose led the Tide to a 24-23 record, including a berth in the inaugural Music City Bowl in 1998 and an SEC Championship and Orange Bowl berth in 1999. After a brief respite from coaching, DuBose was hired as head coach of the Northview High School football program in Dothan, Ala. During his only year there in 2002, the Cougars finished with an 0-10 record. After leaving Northview, DuBose spent two seasons at Luverne High School in Luverne, Ala., where he led the Tigers to a 20-7 record and State Runners-up in 2003.

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MEET THE ASSISTANTS

Shannon Dawson

Offensive Coordinator First Season Clinton, La. Wingate University ‘00

hannon Dawson brings a whole new offensive scheme to the table this season, as he begins his first season as Millsaps offensive coordinator. “I’m excited to get the opportunity to do it myself on offense,” Dawson said. “I feel very fortunate to be an offensive coordinator at such a young age.” The Clinton, La., native started at quarterback for three years at Silliman high school, prior to receiving his undergraduate degree from Wingate University in May 2000. After graduation, Dawson spent one season at his alma mater coaching receivers before moving to Southland Conference member, Southeastern Louisiana to coach running backs for two seasons. Prior to joining the Millsaps staff in January, Dawson spent one season coaching the inside receivers at New Mexico State. Dawson has aspirations of becoming a head coach one day and would like to stay in the south. He and his girlfriend, Regina Gunn, currently reside in Brandon.

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David Johnson

Wide Receivers Second Season New Orleans, La. Nicholls State ‘94

avid Johnson begins his second year as wide receivers coach for the Majors, after a brief stay at St. Augustine high school and a three-year stint as the offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach at O.P. Walker high school in New Orleans, La. In his time at O.P. Walker, Johnson coached seven 1,000 yard receivers, including current Louisiana State Tiger, Craig Davis. Davis enters his senior season as arguably the most sure-handed receiver on the LSU squad. Also in his time at O.P. Walker, he helped lead the team to the state championships – a first in Louisiana public school history. Prior to joining the Millsaps staff, Johnson’s time at St. Augustine was cut short due to Hurricane Katrina. He and his family were forced out of the area and took shelter in Oxford, Miss. He joined the Majors several months later after being offered the job from former head coach, David Saunders. Johnson knew Saunders from his playing career at Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, La. While at Nicholls, Johnson lettered three years for the Colonels at wide receiver and finished his career as the seventh leading receiver in school history and third all-time in yards-per-catch. David and his wife, Akeia, will celebrate their five-year anniversary in December. They have three children, Jermaine (16), De’von (11) and 21-month-old Karaaz.

Fred McNair

Quarterbacks Coach Third Season Alcorn, Miss. Alcorn State ‘92

ntering his third season as the quarterbacks coach for the Majors is Alcorn State alum, Fred McNair. McNair began his college football career as a wide receiver, before moving to quarterback his junior season. After the switch, McNair went on to finish fifth in Division I-AA in passing efficiency his senior year and was named to the All-SWAC second-team in 1989. He received his bachelor’s in 1992 and furthered his education with a master’s in 1996. McNair is a seasoned Arena Football League veteran (Albany 1993-95; Florida 1996-00 and Carolina 2000-01). He holds almost all of Florida’s passing records, including passing yards in a season (3,269 in 1999), passing TDs in a season (60, 1998), passing TDs in a game (8, four times) and passing yards in a game (362, 2000). McNair also holds all of Carolina’s passing records and became the 13th quarterback in AFL history to surpass the 10,000-yard career passing mark (vs. Carolina in 2000). McNair is ranked in the top eight in the AFL in all-time passes attempted, passes completed and passing yards. Over his eight-year career, McNair completed over 57 percent of his passes, while throwing for 16, 591 yards (8th all-time) and 291 TDs. McNair had a career season in 2001, setting career highs with 3,271 yards, 63 TDs, 434 attempts, 282 completions, 65.0 completion percentage and a 118.16 quarterback rating. He is the original “Air McNair” and is the brother of current Baltimore Ravens quarterback and 2003 Co-MVP, Steve McNair. McNair and his wife, Barbara, reside in Jackson with their son, Frederick (5).

Aaron Pelch

Def. Line/Special Teams First Season Sandy, Utah Weber State ‘01

ew to the Millsaps football staff in 2006 and responsible for the defensive line/special teams is Sandy, Utah, native Aaron Pelch. A 2001 graduate of Weber State University, Pelch received his degree in technical sales with an emphasis in computer science. Prior to joining the Millsaps staff, Pelch spent one season at Everett Alvarez high school in Salinas, Calif., and most recently New Mexico Highlands University (Div. II) in Las Vegas, N.M. Pelch was hired in April 2006, after transferring to Jackson with his newly wedded wife. “At this point in my career, there is no better place I could be,” Pelch said. Pelch knows he’ll have his work cut out for him this season and will rely on the senior leadership of returning defensive back, Joey Doxey. “What I like about these kids is that they thrive on the little things,” Pelch said. “They truly have the heart and desire to win.” Pelch and his wife, Gemaa, recently married in June 2006 and currently reside in Brandon.

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Lane Powell

Linebackers Coach First Season Shreveport, La. Missouri State ‘89

ane Powell brings a wealth of coaching experience, especially when it comes to defense, as he begins his 18th season in coaching and first season as the linebackers coach with the Majors. The Shreveport, La., native joined the staff in the spring, after spending the previous season as a regional scout for the 2005 Grey Cup Champion Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League. Powell handled all free agents, workouts and tryouts for the Eskimos in the United States. A 1989 graduate of Missouri State in physical and health education, Powell played wide receiver and coached three seasons for the Bears. Powell was a member of two Gateway Conference Championships, while coaching running backs, wide receivers and defensive backs. Powell left Missouri State after the 1991 season and embarked on a 14-year football journey around the South. Powell worked with wide receivers/tight ends at Northwestern State, outside linebackers at Southeast Missouri State, defensive line at Minden high school and Austin Peay University, outside linebackers at McNeese State (Co-National Champions) and Mars Hill College, defensive line/running backs/recruiting coordinator at Alabama State (2001, SWAC Eastern Division Champions) and prior to the Edmonton Eskimos, a defensive line coach at Clarion University in Clarion, Pa. “I’ve been fortunate to always have good coaches everywhere I’ve been,” Powell said. “I had great leaders in Jesse Branch at Missouri State and Sam Goodwin at Northwestern, who are two of the winningest coaches in Div. I-AA.” With the leadership of great coaches, Powell has in turn coached and molded a handful of professional talent in both the CFL and NFL. There are currently eight former players playing professionally, including 2006 Minnesota Vikings second round draft pick, Tavaris Jackson. Powell currently resides in Louisiana with his son, Brandon (12).

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Ross Rutledge

Outside Linebackers First Season Germantown, Tenn. Millsaps ‘06

three-year starter at safety/linebacker and a recent graduate of Millsaps in May, Ross Rutledge joins the staff in 2006 and will work with the outside linebackers. “I decided after my first year in school that I wanted to coach at some level,” Rutledge said. “So it’s good to get my foot in the door in college right now.” A native of Germantown, Tenn., Rutledge graduated from Memphis University School where he competed in football, baseball and track. He received his bachelor’s degree in history from Millsaps last semester and is currently seeking his master’s in history at Mississippi College. Rutledge is the son of Chuck, an attorney for First Tennessee and Sandra, a personal assistant. He currently resides in Jackson.

Marcus Woodson

Defensive Secondary Second Season Moss Point, Miss. Mississippi ‘05

eturning for a second season with the defensive secondary is former University of Mississippi defensive back, Marcus Woodson. Woodson made his coaching debut last season, after former Ole Miss recruiting coordinator and Millsaps head coach David Saunders offered him the position in August of 2005. “I graduated from Ole Miss in May of ’05 and was blessed a couple months later to get the opportunity to coach at Millsaps,” Woodson said. The Mississippi native attended Moss Point high school where he not only stood out as an honor roll student, but also contributed on the football field as well. During his high school career, Woodson helped lead his team to a pair of state championships and was selected to play in the Bernard Blackwell Classic and the Mississippi high school all-star game. He also earned all-region and all-coast recognition after his senior season by the Biloxi Sun-Herald. At the college level, Woodson played in 18 games for Ole Miss, until knee injuries forced him to end his career in 2003. In his first season with the Majors, Woodson helped land Ray Kline and Ross Rutledge on the All-SCAC second-team as well as David Cutler and Josh Hanna as honorable mentions.

Jack Wright

Offensive Line Second Season Batesville, Miss. Arkansas State ‘01

ack Wright begins his second season on the Millsaps coaching staff and continues his work with the offensive line. Prior to Millsaps, the Batesville native spent time as a volunteer coach at North Delta and three seasons as an assistant coach at Meridian high school. Wright received his MBA from Arkansas State in 2001 and took a job at the University of Mississippi in the technology department. Wright didn’t pursue coaching until after his time at Ole Miss. “I had always been around football and really enjoyed the game,” Wright said. In his first season with Millsaps, Wright helped Conell Phillips earn All-SCAC first-team accolades for the second time in as many seasons. Along with Phillips, Jay Buck received All-SCAC second-team honors. Wright played high school football under his father, Willis at nationally-recognized South Panola, where he started on the offensive line all three seasons. After his time with the Tigers, Wright signed with Arkansas State, where he also started all three seasons. In his spare time, Wright enjoys fishing and hunting.

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FOOTBALL STAFF

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Cindi White

Assistant Athletic Trainer Second Year Larned, Kan. Pratt College ‘86

indi White, a native of Larned, Kansas, begins her second year as a graduate assistant athletic trainer for the Majors. “TC” joins the training staff after serving as the Head Athletic Trainer at Pratt Community College in Pratt, Kansas from 2002-05. White also served as the Head Athletic Trainer at Blue Valley High School in Stillwell, Kansas from 2001-02, Assistant Athletic Trainer at Pfeiffer University from 1999-01, and Assistant Athletic Trainer at Bethany College in Lindsborg, Kansas from 1998-99. White received an associate of science degree from Pratt Community College in 1986 and a bachelor of arts in athletic training from Bethany College in 1999. White is currently pursuing a graduate degree from Jackson State University in History. She is certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association.

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Kelly Melton

Assistant Athletic Trainer Fourth Year Louisville, Ky. Louisville ‘01

Head Athletic Trainer 14th Year Baton Rouge, La. Louisiana State ‘84

urray Burch begins his 14th year as the head athletic trainer at Millsaps College in 2005. In 1993, he was hired by Mississippi Sports Medicine to serve as an athletic trainer for local high schools and as the head athletic trainer at Millsaps College. A native of Baton Rouge, La., Burch received his bachelor of science degree from Louisiana State University in 1984. Upon graduation from LSU, Burch worked the 1985 season as an athletic training intern with the Birmingham Stallions of the U.S.F.L. He was hired in 1985 as the head athletic trainer at St. Martin’s Episcopal School in Metairie, La. In 1991, Burch served as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Southeastern Louisiana University while pursuing his master’s degree. After graduation from SLU, he served as the athletic trainer at the LSU Recreational Center training room. Burch is certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association.

elly Melton enters her fourth season as the assistant athletic trainer at Millsaps College. She is a graduate of the University of Louisville with a bachelor of science degree in physical education. She also holds a master of science in sports medicine from Georgia State University. For two years Melton worked as a graduate assistant athletic trainer for Emory University where she had primary sports coverage responsibilities for swimming and diving, men’s and women’s soccer, softball and men’s and women’s basketball. She has also served as an athletic trainer for the NBA Atlanta Hawks practice staff, as well as for the Peachtree Road Race in Atlanta. During her undergraduate years, she served as a student athletic trainer at the University of Louisville. Melton is certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association.

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Dr. Todd Fulcher

Team Physician

Office Manager Third Year Jackson, Miss. Mississippi State ‘89

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Media Relations Assistant First Year Ridgeland, Miss. Michigan State

Media Relations Assistant Third Year Houston, Miss. Millsaps ‘06

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Media Relations Assistant First Year Covington, La. Mississippi State ‘06

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2005 FINAL STATS TEAM STATISTICS MC OPP --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------SCORING....................... 155 315 Points Per Game............. 17.2 35.0 FIRST DOWNS................... 121 156 Rushing..................... 53 70 Passing..................... 56 84 Penalty..................... 12 2 RUSHING YARDAGE............... 1040 1342 Yards gained rushing........ 1371 1623 Yards lost rushing.......... 331 281 Rushing Attempts............ 315 354 Average Per Rush............ 3.3 3.8 Average Per Game............ 115.6 149.1 TDs Rushing................. 11 17 PASSING YARDAGE............... 1470 2163 Att-Comp-Int................ 233-106-9 261-158-7 Average Per Pass............ 6.3 8.3 Average Per Catch........... 13.9 13.7 Average Per Game............ 163.3 240.3 TDs Passing................. 7 20 TOTAL OFFENSE................. 2510 3505 Total Plays................. 548 615 Average Per Play............ 4.6 5.7 Average Per Game............ 278.9 389.4 KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS......... 51-802 29-595 PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS......... 8-55 19-232 INT RETURNS: #-YARDS.......... 8-46 9-115 KICK RETURN AVERAGE........... 15.7 20.5 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE........... 6.9 12.2 INT RETURN AVERAGE............ 5.8 12.8 FUMBLES-LOST.................. 28-16 20-14 PENALTIES-YARDS............... 51-413 60-592 Average Per Game............ 45.9 65.8 PUNTS-YARDS................... 50-1841 35-1285 Average Per Punt............ 36.8 36.7 Net punt average............ 32.2 35.1 TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME....... 27:21 30:59 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS.......... 39/124 53/132 3rd-Down Pct................ 31% 40% 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS.......... 4/21 14/24 4th-Down Pct................ 19% 58% SACKS BY-YARDS................ 18-112 16-114 MISC YARDS.................... 0 118 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED............. 21 41 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS.......... 4-8 9-14 PAT-ATTEMPTS.................. 17-20 36-39 ATTENDANCE.................... 12638 5181 Games/Avg Per Game.......... 5/2528 4/1295 Neutral Site Games.......... 0/0

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Sep 17, 2005 Sep 24, 2005 Oct 01, 2005 * Oct 08, 2005 * Oct 15, 2005 * Oct 22, 2005 * Oct 29, 2005 * Nov 05, 2005 * Nov 12, 2005

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TEAM STATISTICS MC OPP ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------FIRST DOWNS.............. 121 156 Rushing................ 53 70 Passing................ 56 84 Penalty................ 12 2 RUSHING YARDAGE.......... 1040 1342 Yards gained rushing... 1371 1623 Yards lost rushing..... 331 281 Rushing Attempts....... 315 354 Average Per Rush....... 3.3 3.8 Average Per Game....... 115.6 149.1 TDs Rushing............ 11 17 PASSING YARDAGE.......... 1470 2163 Att-Comp-Int........... 233-106-9 261-158-7 Average Per Pass....... 6.3 8.3 Average Per Catch...... 13.9 13.7 Average Per Game....... 163.3 240.3 TDs Passing............ 7 20 TOTAL OFFENSE............ 2510 3505 Total Plays............ 548 615 Average Per Play....... 4.6 5.7 Average Per Game....... 278.9 389.4 KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS.... 51-802 29-595 PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS.... 8-55 19-232 INT RETURNS: #-YARDS..... 8-46 9-115 FUMBLES-LOST............. 28-16 20-14 PENALTIES-YARDS.......... 51-413 60-592 PUNTS-AVG................ 50-36.8 35-36.7 TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME.. 27:21 30:59 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS..... 39/124 53/132 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS..... 4/21 14/24

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Millsaps College.... 24 40 54 37 155 Opponents........... 69 109 41 96 315

RECORD: OVRL ALL GAMES........... (2-7-0) CONFERENCE.......... (1-5-0) NON-CONFERENCE...... (1-2-0)

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CONCORDIA-SELMA 24-23 W BELHAVEN BLAZERS 13-30 L at Huntingdon College 27-49 L at Centre College 10-38 L ROSE-HULMAN 21-35 L at DePauw University 14-51 L SEWANEE 16-19 L RHODES COLLEGE 30-29 W at #6 Trinity University 0-41 L

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0- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 0- 1- 0 0- 2- 0 0- 3- 0 0- 4- 0 1- 4- 0 1- 5- 0

Time

HOME (2-3-0) (1-2-0) (1-1-0)

AWAY NEUT (0-4-0) (0-0-0) (0-3-0) (0-0-0) (0-1-0) (0-0-0)

Attendance

2:45 2512 2:45 5276 2:51 1787 2:44 894 2:45 500 2:58 500 2:30 1000 3:00 3350 2:45 2000

2005 GAME HIGHS Tyson Roy at Centre College (Oct 08, 2005) Eryc Lorino vs Concordia-Selma (Sep 17, 2005) Eryc Lorino vs Concordia-Selma (Sep 17, 2005) Anthony Parker at Huntingdon College (Oct 01, 2005) Eryc Lorino vs Concordia-Selma (Sep 17, 2005) Billy Orsagh at Huntingdon College (Oct 01, 2005) Juan Joseph vs Rhodes College (Nov 05, 2005) Billy Orsagh vs Rose-Hulman (Oct 15, 2005) Billy Orsagh vs Rose-Hulman (Oct 15, 2005) Juan Joseph vs Rhodes College (Nov 05, 2005) Billy Orsagh vs Rose-Hulman (Oct 15, 2005) Eric McCarty vs Rhodes College (Nov 05, 2005) Matt Foisy vs Rose-Hulman (Oct 15, 2005) Matt Foisy vs Rhodes College (Nov 05, 2005) Matt Foisy vs Rose-Hulman (Oct 15, 2005) D.J. Mello vs Concordia-Selma (Sep 17, 2005) D.J. Mello at Centre College (Oct 08, 2005) D.J. Mello vs Sewanee (Oct 29, 2005) D.J. Mello vs Rhodes College (Nov 05, 2005) D.J. Mello at Centre College (Oct 08, 2005) Todd Rhoden vs Concordia-Selma (Sep 17, 2005) Billy Orsagh vs Rose-Hulman (Oct 15, 2005) Todd Rhoden vs Belhaven Blazers (Sep 24, 2005) Matt Foisy at DePauw University (Oct 22, 2005) Tyson Roy at Centre College (Oct 08, 2005) Ross Rutledge vs Sewanee (Oct 29, 2005) David Cutter vs Rose-Hulman (Oct 15, 2005) Ross Rutledge at DePauw University (Oct 22, 2005) Cedric Lawrence at Trinity University (Nov 12, 2005) Marcus Harris vs Concordia-Selma (Sep 17, 2005) Josh Hanna vs Concordia-Selma (Sep 17, 2005) Josh Hanna vs Belhaven Blazers (Sep 24, 2005) Marcus Harris vs Rose-Hulman (Oct 15, 2005) Marcus Harris vs Sewanee (Oct 29, 2005) Ray Kline vs Sewanee (Oct 29, 2005) Michael Sims vs Rhodes College (Nov 05, 2005) Jacob Hanberry vs Rhodes College (Nov 05, 2005)

TEAM

TE Eric McCarty

RB Tyson Roy

QB Juan Joseph

Rushes.............. 45 Yards Rushing....... 208 Yards Per Rush...... 5.0 TD Rushes........... 3 Pass attempts....... 43 Pass completions.... 21 Yards Passing....... 298 Yards Per Pass...... 11.9 TD Passes........... 2 Total Plays......... 76 Total Offense....... 407 Yards Per Play...... 6.9 Points.............. 30 Sacks By............ 3 First Downs......... 22 Penalties........... 10 Penalty Yards....... 76 Turnovers........... 5 Interceptions By.... 2

at Centre College (Oct 08, 2005) vs Concordia-Selma (Sep 17, 2005) vs Concordia-Selma (Sep 17, 2005) at Huntingdon College (Oct 01, 2005) at Huntingdon College (Oct 01, 2005) at Huntingdon College (Oct 01, 2005) vs Rhodes College (Nov 05, 2005) vs Rose-Hulman (Oct 15, 2005) vs Rose-Hulman (Oct 15, 2005) vs Rose-Hulman (Oct 15, 2005) vs Rhodes College (Nov 05, 2005) at Huntingdon College (Oct 01, 2005) vs Rhodes College (Nov 05, 2005) vs Rose-Hulman (Oct 15, 2005) vs Rhodes College (Nov 05, 2005) vs Concordia-Selma (Sep 17, 2005) vs Rose-Hulman (Oct 15, 2005) at Trinity University (Nov 12, 2005) vs Rhodes College (Nov 05, 2005) at Centre College (Oct 08, 2005) vs Concordia-Selma (Sep 17, 2005) vs Rhodes College (Nov 05, 2005) at Trinity University (Nov 12, 2005) vs Concordia-Selma (Sep 17, 2005) vs Sewanee (Oct 29, 2005) vs Rhodes College (Nov 05, 2005)

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INDIVIDUAL

Rushes.............. 29 Yards Rushing....... 141 TD Rushes........... 2 Long Rush........... 58 Pass attempts....... 37 Pass completions.... 21 Yards Passing....... 298 TD Passes........... 2 Long Pass........... 96 Receptions.......... 6 Yards Receiving..... 138 TD Receptions....... 2 Long Reception...... 96 Field Goals......... 1 Long Field Goal..... 37 Punts............... 9 Punting Avg......... 64.0 Long Punt........... 67 Long Punt Return.... 15 Long Kickoff Return. 39 Tackles............. 16 Sacks............... 2.0 Tackles For Loss.... 2.5 Interceptions....... 1

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“BACKYARD BRAWL” ALL-TIME SERIES RECORD 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps Millsaps

0 0 6 0 0 6 13 0 6 7 7 0 6 2 13 0 7 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 14 6 7 12 21 19 6 14 0 0 0 0 20 3 16 0 9

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60 56 13 0 14 0 42 12 6 0 9 9 7 0 0 0 0 19 0 12 21 29 27 21 35 0 20 42 19 7 20 20 13 18 0 19 0 26 19 15 14 13 0

* Series Record Miss. College 26-11 * Six Ties - ‘23, ‘28, ‘35, ‘37, ‘56, ‘58

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For the first time in 47 years, Millsaps College and Mississippi College will renew its football rivalry on a campus site, with the sixth annual “Backyard Brawl” scheduled for a 7 p.m. kickoff on Saturday, Sept. 2 at Harper Davis Field on the campus of Millsaps.. The longstanding rivalry renewed in the fall of 2000 – after a 41-year absence – with the Majors knocking off the Choctaws on a last second field goal, 20-19. The Majors, picked to finish last in the conference in 2000 and counted out by every sportswriter in the area, pulled off one of the biggest upsets in the series rivalry. . The upcoming contest will mark the 44th meeting between the two teams, with history giving the Choctaws a 26-11 series advantage. The teams have also combined for six ties in 1923, ‘28, ‘35, ‘37, ‘56 and ‘58. . Although the Choctaws hold a commanding lead in the series, the Majors have won three of the last five contests, including a 9-0 win at Veteran’s Memorial Stadium in 2004.

DIVISION III AWARDS

Presented annually by the Downtown Wilkes-Barre Touchdown Club, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; the Melberger Award is awarded to the Outstanding Division III football player in the country. The award program seeks to recognize the dedication and determination of the athlete who plays for the love of the game. He is, in every sense, a true student-athlete. In addition to the trophy, a contribution is made to the General Scholarship Fund of the recipient’s school. The Melberger Award is selected by a national media panel of 63. Three finalists are selected to attend the Club’s Annual Awards Banquet where the Melberger Award winner is announced. The trophy is named in honor of Clifford K. Melberger, President and CEO of Diversified Information Technologies, Inc. A star running back and outstanding performer on the gridiron for the Bucknell Bisons from 1957-1960, Melberger is an active community leader and volunteer. The trophy is a replica of an old-style leather football helmet crafted of anthracite coal. In addition to the Melberger Award, the Wilkes-Barre Touchdown Club also presents the John J. Chwalek National Championship Trophy to the NCAA Division III National Football Champions.

The Gagliardi Trophy

Presented annually by the J-Club of Saint John’s University, Collegeville, Minn.; the Gagliardi Trophy is awarded to the most outstanding football player in NCAA Division III. The award program seeks to recognize the best player, while at the same time mirror the Division III philosophy of the well-rounded student-athlete. Recipients of the Gagliardi Trophy must exhibit excellence in football, academics and community service. Nominations will be submitted by the presidents of the 229 participating NCAA Division III colleges. The recipient is announced in conjunction with the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl, the Division III National Championship game, in December. The trophy is named after John Gagliardi, legendary coach of Saint John’s University. Gagliardi has over 325 wins in college football, more than any other Division III football coach. Sponsored by Jostens, Minneapolis, Minn., the trophy design features a sculpture of John Gagliardi and a player in a classic one-on-one sideline consultation.

MILLSAPS NCAA DIVISION III RECORDS

Touchdowns Scored on Interceptions (season): 3 - Will Hall, 1992

Annual Champion in Total Offense: Rickie Haygood - 1975 (241.8 yards per game)

Annual Champion in Punting Average: Darrin Estes - 1986 (43.1 yard average) Mitch Holloway - 1993 (42.4 yard average)

Fewest Points Allowed Per Game: 3.4 - 1980 Millsaps Majors

Annual Champion in Interceptions: Murray Meadows - 1991 (11 in nine games) Annual Champion in Punt Return Average: Edmond Donald - 1983 (21.3 yards per return)

Annual Champion in Total Defense: 1981 Millsaps Majors (147.6 yards per game) Annual Champion in Scoring Defense: 1975 Millsaps Majors (5.0 points per game) 1980 Millsaps Majors (3.4 points per game)

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ABOUT THE SCAC History of the SCAC--

What is the SCAC?

The Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) was formed to provide an association through which the member institutions may encourage organized competition in intercollegiate sports among teams representative of their respective student bodies. Members of this conference share a commitment to priority of the overall quality of academic standards and quality educational experiences. The SCAC is currently comprised of Austin College of Sherman, Texas; Centre College of Danville, Ky.; Colorado College of Colorado Springs, Colo.; DePauw University of Greencastle, Ind.; Hendrix College of Conway, Ark.; Millsaps College of Jackson, Miss.; Oglethorpe University of Atlanta, Ga.; Rhodes College of Memphis, Tenn.; The University of the South of Sewanee, Tenn.; Southwestern University of Georgetown, Texas; and Trinity University of San Antonio, Texas. The SCAC office is located in suburban Atlanta, Ga.

The Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) was founded and began operation on September 1, 1962, as the College Athletic Conference (CAC). Centre College of Danville, Ky.; Southwestern at Memphis (Tenn.) (now known as Rhodes College); The University of the South of Sewanee, Tenn.; and Washington and Lee University of Lexington, Va., were the four charter members of the conference. Later in 1962, Washington University of St. Louis, Mo., became the fifth member and the CAC remained unchanged until 1972. Following membership changes throughout the 1970s and 1980s, the conference went through restructuring and renaming. With the addition of Millsaps College of Jackson, Miss., Trinity University of San Antonio, Texas, in 1988, Hendrix College of Conway, Ark., and Oglethorpe University of Atlanta, Ga., in 1991, membership reached a then all-time high of eight. In 1991, the conference renamed itself the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference, its first fulltime commissioner Steve Argo was hired, and a conference office was established in Atlanta, Ga. The SCAC added Southwestern University of Georgetown, Texas, in 1993 with participation beginning in the 1994-95 academic year. In 1997-98, the SCAC added DePauw University of Greencastle, Ind., with participation beginning in 1998-99. Just this past year, Austin College of Sherman, Texas and Colorado College of Colorado Springs, Colo., were confirmed as members of the league with participation beginning in the 2006-07 academic year. Birmingham-Southern College of Birmingham, Ala., has been approved as the 12th member of the SCAC with play in 2007-08.

Members Inaugural Year Austin College 2006 Birmingham-Southern 2007 Centre College 1962 Colorado College 2006 DePauw University 1998 Hendrix College 1992 Millsaps College 1989 Oglethorpe University 1991 Rhodes College 1962 Sewanee 1962 Southwestern University 1994 Trinity University 1989

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1984-89 1983-94 1980-83 1974-85 1974-89 1998-06 1962-72 1962-73

SCAC Organization--

The Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) is governed by the chief executive officers of the member institutions. This group is known as the Board of Directors, which meets twice a year and is ultimately responsible for all policies of the SCAC. The Athletics Directors Council is comprised of the senior male and female athletics administrators at each member institution. This Council meets twice a year and makes recommendations on legislation to the Board of Directors and accepts reports from the Sports Councils. The Sports Councils represent the 19 sports sponsored in the conference and includes the head coach, head athletic trainer and sports information director at each member institution. Each Sports Council meets annually to discuss policies and make recommendations to the Athletics Directors Council. The commissioner serves as the executive director and is responsible for assisting in the development, coordination and implementation of the conference’s policies. The commissioner’s office is also responsible for providing publicity and coordination of the public and media relations of the conference through the assistant commissioner for communications.

NCAA Division III--

Division III member institutions place special importance on the impact of athletics on the participants rather than on spectators and place greater emphasis on the students, alumni and special friends than on the general public and its entertainment needs. Athletics programs in Division III are controlled, financed and staffed through the same general procedures as other departments of the institution. These programs also ensure that participants receive the same treatment as other students in that they have no unique privileges in admissions, academic advising, course selection, grading, living accommodations or financial aid.

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Sports Sponsorship--

The Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) sponsors conference championships in 19 sports, including nine for men and 10 for women. The SCAC currently hosts conference championships in baseball, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, men’s cross country, women’s cross country, field hockey, football, men’s golf, women’s golf, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, softball, men’s swimming and diving, women’s swimming and diving, men’s tennis, women’s tennis, men’s outdoor track, women’s outdoor track, and women’s volleyball. The fall season includes championships in men’s and women’s cross country, field hockey, football, men’s and women’s soccer, and women’s volleyball. The winter is highlighted by men’s and women’s basketball, and men’s and women’s swimming and diving. The spring season is capped off with the annual SCAC Spring Sports Festival, which includes championships in baseball, men’s and women’s golf, women’s softball, men’s and women’s tennis, and men’s and women’s outdoor track. The SCAC annually sends numerous teams and individuals to NCAA championships with success, including 47 teams in 2004-05. A bell, donated by the Norfolk and Western Railway, was adopted as the SCAC’s “President’s Trophy” and serves as the symbol for the conference. The President’s Trophy is displayed for one year on the campus of the school with the combined men’s and women’s athletics program that accumulates the highest points total in the all-sports race established by the conference. The bell is awarded at the conclusion of the Spring Sports Festival. SCAC member institutions are committed to sponsoring a variety of varsity sports to maximize opportunities for student participation. SCAC schools also operate under the principle that participation in sports should be solely from student interest and enjoyment of athletic competition, and that no financial aid shall be given to any student which is conditional upon athletic ability or participation in intercollegiate sports. SCAC member institutions support students in their efforts to reach high levels of performance by providing them with adequate facilities, competent coaching and appropriate competitive opportunities with students from similar institutions.

Former Members Earlham College Fisk University Illinois College Principia College Rose Hulman Institute of Technology Washington University Washington & Lee Univ.

MAJORS RECORD BOOK

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SINGLE SEASON -- INDIVIDUAL

(Offense) Rushing Yards: 2,612 (1980) Rushing Avg. Game: 290.2 (1986) Rushing Attempts: 593 (1969) Passing Yards: 2,542 (1997) Passing Avg. Game: 254.2 (1997) Pass Completions: 189 (1997) Pass Attempts: 392 (1997) Total Yards: 3,529 (1994) Yards Avg. Game: 361.3 (1981) Total Plays: 712 (1969) Total Touchdowns: 41 (1980) Scoring Avg.: 38.9 (1980) Rushing Touchdowns: 36 (1980) Passing Touchdowns: 23 (1997) Total First Downs: 197 (1997)

(Offense) Rushing Yards: 1,882 - Kelvin Gladney (1994) Rushing Attempts: 307 - Kelvin Gladney (1994) Rushing Touchdowns: 19 - Kelvin Gladney (1994) Passing Yards: 2,147 - Beau Pollard (1997) Pass Completions: 142 - Beau Pollard (1997) Passing Attempts: 288 - Beau Pollard (1997) Touchdown Passes: 19 - Beau Pollard (1997) Rec. Yards: 1,006 - Dees Hinton (1975 - led nation) Pass Receptions: 63 - Dees Hinton (Inc. Playoffs, 1975) 55 - Wes Ingram (1997) TD Receptions: 11 - Dees Hinton (Inc. Playoffs, 1975) 9 - Jason Parsley (1999) Total Yards: 2,176 - Rickie Haygood (1975) All-Purpose Yards: 2,089 - Kelvin Gladney (1994)

(Defense) Rushing Yards: 390 (1980) Rushing Avg. Game: 43.3 (1980) Rushing Attempts: 286 (1986) Passing Yards: 417 (1964) Passing Avg. Game: 52.1 (1964) Pass Completions: 33 (1964) Pass Attempts: 92 (1964) Interceptions: 26 (1969) Total Yards: 1,235 (1980) Yards Avg. Game: 137.2 (1980) Total Plays: 463 (1964) Total Touchdowns: 4 (1980) Scoring Avg.: 3.4 (1980) Rushing Touchdowns: 1 (1980 & 1981) Passing Touchdowns: 1 (1974 & 1976) Total First Downs: 71 (1981)

(Defense/Special Teams) Interceptions: 11 - Murray Meadows (1991) Interceptions for Touchdown: 3 - Will Hall (1992) Total Tackles: 139 - Jonathan Rudolph (1994) Solo Tackles: 99 - Sean Brewer (1992) Quarterback Sacks: 15 - Sean Brewer (1991) Blocked Kicks: 5 - Sam Fields (1987) Fumbles Recovered: 6 - Matt O’Bryant (2003) Field Goals Made: 14 - Derrick McNeal (2000) Field Goals Attempted: 17 - Derrick McNeal (2000) PAT’s Made: 27 - Chuck Smith (1980) PAT’s Attempted: 35 - Chuck Smith (1980) Kick Returns: 29 - Chandler Malone (2003) Kick Return Yards: 515 - Chandler Malone (2003) Kick Return Touchdown: 1 - see single game record Kick Return Average: 25.5 - Mike Coker (1967) Punt Returns: 44 - Paul Grace (1990) Punt Return Yards: 342 - Chris McNeal (1996) Punt Return Touchdowns: 1 - see single game record Punt Return Average: 21.3 - Edmond Donald (1983)

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Rushing Yards: 494 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (1990) Rushing Attempts: 82 vs. Univ. of the South (1969) Passing Yards: 489 vs. Rhodes (1997) Pass Completions: 29 vs. Rose-Hulman (1997) Passing Attempts: 52 vs. Rose-Hulman (1997) Total Yards: 631 vs. Rhodes (1997) Total Plays: 99 vs. Maryville (1981) Total Touchdowns: 8 (six times) last vs. Greenville (1997) Rushing Touchdowns: 8 vs. Landmark (1980) Passing Touchdowns: 5 vs. Greenville (1997) Total First Downs: 30 vs. Greenville (1997)

CAREER -- INDIVIDUAL Rushing Yards: 3,085 - Kelvin Gladney (1993-94) Rushing Attempts: 665 - Mike McKenzie (1996-1999) Rushing Touchdowns: 36 - Kelvin Gladney (1993-94) Passing Yards: 5,018 - Beau Pollard (1995-1998) Pass Completions: 365 - Beau Pollard (1995-1998) Passing Attempts: 781 - Beau Pollard (1995-1998) Touchdown Passes: 41 - Beau Pollard (1995-1998) Receiving Yards: 2,405 - Dees Hinton (1973-76) Pass Receptions: 159 - Wes Ingram (1995-1998) Touchdown Receptions: 20 - Wes Ingram (1995-1998) Total Yards: 5,198 - Rickie Haygood (1973-76) All-Purpose Yards: 4,830 - Mike McKenzie (1996-1999) Interceptions (Defense): 18 - Murray Meadows (1988-91) Interceptions for Touchdown: 4 - Will Hall (1990-93) Total Tackles: 470 - Matt O’Bryant (1999-2003) Solo Tackles: 332 - Sean Brewer (1989-92) Quarterback Sacks: 53 - Sean Brewer (1989-92) Blocked Kicks: 12 - Frank Lyle (1979-82) Fumbles Recovered: 11 - Brad Dew (1989-91) Field Goals Made: 16 - Matt Crosby (1989-91) Field Goals Attempted: 32 - Matt Crosby (1989-91) PAT’s Made: 59 - Buddy Bartling (1967-70) PAT’s Attempted: 73 - Chuck Smith (1978-81) Kick Returns: 61 - Mike McKenzie (1996-1999) Kick Return Yards: 1,331 - Mike McKenzie (1996-1999) Kick Return Touchdown: 2 - Jesse McRight (1978-81) Kick Return Average: 26.2 - Brett Adams (1967-70) Punt Returns: 122 - Paul Grace (1989-92) Punt Return Yards: 804 - Paul Grace (1989-92) Punt Return Touchdowns: 1 - see single game record Punt Return Average: 13.4 - Edmond Donald (1983-84) MILLSAPS MAJORS - FOOTBALL STREAKS Scoring Streak: 79 gms (1979-87) Opponent Scoring Streak: 35 gms (1987-91) Shut out Opposition: 132 times (Last 2004, 9-0 vs Miss. College) Been shut out: 136 times (Last 2005, 0-41 vs Trinity University) Longest winning streak: 13 gms (1979-81) Longest losing streak: 12 gms (1963-65) Scoreless ties: 18 times (Last 1967 vs Maryville College) Longest road winning streak: 12 gms (1979-81) Longest road losing streak: 20 gms (1956-62) Longest home winning streak: 9 gms, twice (1950-52, 1984-86) Longest home losing streak: 6 gms (1994-95)

SINGLE GAME -- INDIVIDUAL Rushing Yards: 304 - Kelvin Gladney (Austin, 1993) Rushing Attempts: 45 - Kelvin Gladney (Rhodes, 1994) Rushing Touchdowns: 5 - Kelvin Gladney (DePauw, 1993) Passing Yards: 489 - Beau Pollard (Rhodes, 1997) Pass Completions: 27 - Rickie Haygood (McMurry, 1976) Passing Attempts: 48 - Beau Pollard (Rose-Hulman, 1997) Touchdown Passes: 5 - Beau Pollard (Greenville, 1997) Receiving Yards: 272 - Dees Hinton (Georgetown, 1976) Pass Receptions: 13 - Wes Ingram (Rose-Hulman, 1997) 13 - Jed Lumpkin (DePauw, 2000) Touchdown Receptions: 3 - 3 times (most recent) - Wes Ingram (Tusculum, 1997) Total Yards: 497 - Beau Pollard (Rhodes, 1997) Total Offensive Plays: 65 - Byrd Hillman (Austin, 1979) Interceptions (Defense): 3 - 5 times (most recent) - Murray Meadows (Trinity, 1991) Interceptions for Touchdown: 1 - 32 times (most recent) - David Mistretta (Trinity, 2000); Marty Frascogna (Trinity, 2000) Field Goals Made: 3 - Kevin Callison (Lambuth, 1985) Field Goals Attempted: 3 - 9 times (most recent) - Todd Reeves (Rhodes, 1996) PAT’s Made: 9 - Chuck Smith (Landmark, 1980) PAT’s Attempted: 11 - Chuck Smith (Landmark, 1980) Kick Returns: 7 - 3 times (recent) - Brian Huskey (Hardin-Simmons, 1993) Kick Return Yards: 149 - Jerry Drane (Sewanee, 1964) Kick Return Touchdown: 1 - 3 times (most recent) - Mike McKenzie (Rhodes, 1996) Punt Returns: 9 - Paul Grace (Rhodes, 1990) Punt Return Yards: 106 - Sonny Aldy (McMurry, 1973) Punt Return Touchdowns: 1 - 16 times (most recent) - Chandler Malone (Centre, 2002)

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ALL-SCAC ACCOLADES COACH OF THE YEAR Tommy Ranager, 1991 & Ron Jurney, 1996 OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Kelvin Gladney, 1993-94 & Brad Madden, 1996 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Sean Brewer, 1991-92 & Matt O’Bryant, 2001-02 FIRST TEAM-----

SECOND TEAM-----

Buddy Bass, 1991 David Harrison, 1991 Steve Marinelli, 1991 Steve White, 1991 Sean Brewer, 1991, 1992 Flint Minshew, 1991 Brad Dew, 1991 Murray Meadows, 1991 Tyler Jones, 1991 Scott Kuse, 1991 Matthew Crosby, 1991 Corey Diaz, 1992, 1993 Paul Grace, 1992 Will Hall, 1992 Mitch Holloway, 1992, 1993 Fred Womack, 1993 Jim Allen, 1993 Kelvin Gladney, 1993, 1994 Duane Fewell, 1994 Chris Miller, 1994, 1995 Chris Walker, 1994 Chuck Edwards, 1994, 1995 Wes Ingram, 1995, 1996, 1997 Brad Madden, 1995, 1996 Matt Huard, 1996, 1997 Adam Cabell, 1996 Chris McNeal, 1996 Mike McKenzie, 1997, 1998, 1999 Beau Pollard, 1997 Byron Blackwell, 1998 Ryan Miles, 1998 George Lumm, 1998, 1999 Brent LeJeune, 2000 Derrick McNeal, 2000 Marty Frascogna, 2001 Casey Macke, 2001 Jeff McIntyre, 2001 Matt O’Bryant, 2001, 2002, 2003 Brent LeJeune, 2002 Jed Mooney, 2002 Tyson Roy, 2004 Conell Phillips, 2004, 2005 Todd Rhoden, 2005

Richard Chandler, 1992, 1993 Jim Allen, 1992 Chris Herron, 1992 Edward Jordan, 1992 Colby Jubenville, 1992 Alvin Lyles, 1992 Wyn Hoover, 1993 Troy Hilton, 1994, 1995, 1996 Jonathan Rudolph, 1994 Byron Blackwell, 1996, 1999 Jason Parsley, 1996, 1997, 1999 Mike McKenzie, 1996 George Lumm, 1996, 1997 Josh Trapp, 1996 Charlie Malouf, 1996 Anson Walker, 1996 Jason Cabell, 1997 Lyle Bennett, 1998 Wes Ingram, 1998 Clay Nelson, 1999 Marty Frascogna, 2000 Ryan Ezell, 2000 Billy Williams, 2000 Jed Lumpkin, 2000, 2001 Matt Walker, 2001 Jed Mooney, 2001 Jahreese Jones, 2002 Reggie Young, 2002 Tal Hendrix, 2003 Andrew Adams, 2003 Jesse Anderson, 2003 Jay Buck, 2004, 2005 Louis Conley, 2004 Matt McCollough, 2004 Marshall Brown, 2004 Joey Doxey, 2004 Ray Kline, 2004, 2005 Stephen Parr, 2004 Tyson Roy, 2005 Ross Rutledge, 2005

HONORABLE MENTION----Joey Rogers, 1991 John Baker, 1991 Marty Caldwell, 1991 Jason Alexis, 1992

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Shawn O’Brien, 1992 Ray Wiltshire, 1992 Brian Huskey, 1993 Colby Jubenville, 1993 Jason McCormick, 1993 Chris Stant, 1993 Thomas Temple, 1994 Neal Zeber, 1994 Jeff Wilkins, 1995 Clay Johnston, 1995 Todd Reeves, 1996 Todd Reese, 1996 Phil Hartness, 1996 Ronnie Issac, 1997 Charlie Malouf, 1997 Nathan Byrd, 1998 Trinity McKenzie, 1998 Beau Pollard, 1998 David Mistretta, 2000 Tim Tench, 2000 Patrick Anderson, 2000 Anthony Bulock, 2000 Marcus Dudley, 2000 Blake Huggard, 2000 Cary Pierce, 2000 O.B. Stander, 2001 Matt Devall, 2001 Josh Jeter, 2001 Derrick McNeal, 2001 Craig Bowman, 2002 Wayne Brown, 2002 Trent Erb, 2002 Will Jordan, 2002 Mike Phillips, 2002 Michael Robinson, 2002 Chris Schrio, 2002 Steve Sloan, 2002 Boo Zinn, 2002 Steven Campbell, 2003 Josh Hanna, 2003 Christian Johnson, 2003 Eugene Lamberth, 2003 Kellen Matthews, 2003 Tyler Alford, 2004 Josh Hanna, 2004, 2005 Charles Gordon, 2004 Ryan Hooper, 2004 Brandon Morris, 2004 David Cutler, 2005 Matt Foisy, 2005 Eric McCarty, 2005 Neil Woodall, 2005

ALL-AMERICANS

David McIntosh 1947- 48

Johnny Haten 1960

Joe Whitwell 1960

Rowan Torrey 1972

Mike Reans 1974

Rickie Haygood 1975

David Culpepper 1978-79

Edmond Donald 1983

Tommy Powell 1985

Sean Brewer 1990-92

Murray Meadows 1991

Mitch Holloway 1993

Kelvin Gladney 1994

Matt O’Bryant 2002-03

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John Christmas 1947

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HALL OF FAME (1968-2005) 1968 Gaines Crawford, 1928 Claude Passeau, 1928 Sam Vick, 1918 “Chunkin” Charlie Ward, 1941 H.G. Zimoski, 1922-27

1969 Shellie Bailey, 1926 Malton J. Bullock, 1938 John H. Christmas, 1948 Carl G. Howorth, 1920 David McIntosh, 1949

1970 Tranny Lee Gaddy, 1931-38 E.W. “Goat” Hale, 1928-30 B.O. Van Hook, 1926-44 Henry Louis Stone, 1939-41

1972 C.W. Brooks, 1920 Keyes Currie, 1940 Charles McCormick, 1944 Sexton McManus, 1929

1973 Doby Bartling, 1946-50

1975 Edward M. Collins, 1952 Heber Ladner, 1929 Mary Mills, 1962 Milton C. White, 1921-56

1978 Brett Adams, 1971 C.M. Bartling, 1950-59 Edward Bell, 1950 James W. Campbell, 1924 C.C. Holloman, 1930 Fred McEwen, 1932 Robby McLeod, 1971

1979 James Ray Hood, 1958 Lamar Jones, 1930 Denvil Saulters, 1955 Charles W. Smith, 1964 Rowan Torrey, 1973

1980 L.B. Jones, 1933 John Lowery, 1957 Danny Neely, 1967 Gen. Louis H. Wilson, 1941

1981 Doug Hammond, 1951 Thomas F. McDonnell, 1935 C.F. Nelson, 1924 Melvyn L. Smith, 1964

1982 Johnny Hatten, 1963 John B. Little, 1954 M.A. Peavey, 1928 Ted Weller, 1968

1983

William E. Hester, 1933 Robert C. Maynor, 1931 Otis Pigott, 1949 James Plummer, 1925

Charles Deaton, 1956 Rickie Haygood, 1977 Dees Hinton, 1977 Troy Lee Jenkins, 1967 Phil Wallace, 1954

1977

1984

1976

Glenn Cain, 1954 Gordon Carr, 1949 Gabriel Felder, 1935 Chauncey Godwin, 1935 Mike McLaurin, 1947 Bob Rutledge, 1964

Mike Coker, 1970 Johnny Miller, 1951 Mike Reans, 1974 Ted Ruemke, 1977

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1985

1992

Rusty Boshers, 1971 Vinnie Lynch, 1974 Timmy Millis, 1967 Van Stewart, 1948

Dace Davis, 1934 Dr. Mary Ann Edge, 1959-93 Byrd Hillman, 1983 Dr. Jim Montgomery, 1960-93

1986 David “Bo” Carter, 1973 Fred J. Ezelle, 1937 Tommy Fowlkes, 1965 Bennie Kirkland, 1956 Elizabeth Lyle, 1976

1987 David Culpepper, 1980 Dale Keyes, 1973 Arthur Rouse, 1927 Jimmy Waide, 1968

1988 Sonny Aldy, 1976 Dr. Bill Beckman, 1972 Walter Permenter, 1932 Bobby Spring, 1972

1989 Ron Jurney, 1977 David Marsh, 1973 Luther Ott, 1971 Dan Richards, 1977 H. Lowery Rush, Jr., 1948

1990 Thomas Boone, 1956 Harper Davis, 1964-88 Ken Hagen, 1973 Phillip Maples, 1977 Roy McDaniel, 1936

1991 Reggie Jones, 1974 Bob King, 1977 Don Q. Mitchell, 1964 William Stewart, 1953 Fred Ward, 1935

1993 Nanette Huff, 1983 Hunter Lundy, 1976 Doug Minor, 1977 Trex Morris, 1980 Scott Varnado, 1976

1994 Carol Weed Baucum, 1981 James Baxter, 1926 Phil Converse, 1964 Larry Marett, 1960 Dr. Ed Massey, 1967 Erm Smith, 1954-61

1995 G.C. Clark, Jr., 1938 Ricor F. De Silveira, 1981 Jerry Huskey, 1967 Frank Lyle, 1983 Steve “Smiley” Ratcliff, 1959

1996 Jack Bowen, 1936 Steve Fuson, 1986 Bill Harper, 1982 Tom Murrey, 1982

1997 George R. “Buddy” Carr, 1943 James H. “Wooky” Gray, 1961 Thomas E. Powell, 1986 Peyton Weems, 1953

1998 Edmond Donald, 1987 Ricky Johnson Clifton Jones, 1942 Jesse McRight, 1983 Jim Page, 1985 Tommy Ranager, 1964-95

2002

Paul T. Benton, 1976 George Maddox, 1949 Gus Morris, 1982 Tom Schulte, 1970 Melvin Smith, 1982

Sammie Joe Glorioso, 1954 Dale Berry, 1980 Lucia DaSilveira Murray Meadows, 1992 Clay Ranager, 1988

2000

2003

Robert “Juice” Lenoir, 1984 Van Milan Richardson, 1941 Suzan Kelty, 1986 Billy Dale Godfrey, 1971 Robbie Grisham, 1974

2001 Dr. Cecilia A. Collins, 1984 Ms. Yvette Edwards, 1989 Rev. William T. McAllily, 1978 Rev. Joe W. Whitwell, Jr., 1961 Mr. Billy Waits, 1986 Dr. T. W. Lewis, 1952

Archie Lamb, 1977 B. F. Lee, 1952 Daryl McLeod, 1981 Tommy Parker, 1954 Billy Winans, 1949

2004 Joseph C. Langston, 1979 Greg Maloney, 1993 Sean Brewer, 1993 Melissa Cleary, 1992 Felicia Lofton, 1995

2005 John Stroud Susan Kasperbauer-Mascari, 1995 Shane Langston, 1980 William “Red” Powell, 1956 Bill Mann, 1949

Millsaps Sports Hall of Fame Members: 163

SAM KNOX DISTINGUISHED ATHLETIC SERVICE AWARDS 1981 - George B. Pickett 1982 - Dr. Thomas G. Ross 1983 - Major General Robert E. Blount 1984 - Dr. McWillie M. Robinson 1985 - Dr. Don Q. Mitchell 1986 - Dr. G. Kermit Till 1987 - James B. Campbell 1988 - Dr. Sam R. Knox 1989 - Newton R. Reynolds 1990 - James C. “Con” Maloney 1991 - Gene Barrett, M.D. 1992 - Jim Berry 1993 - David Carter 1994 - Luther Ott, Sr. 1995 - Glenn Cain 1996 - Bobby Dews 1997 - Tommy Fowlkes 1998 - Hunter Lundy 1999 - Brad Chism 2000 - Wayne Ferrell 2001 - Paul T. Benton 2002 - Xavier Michael Frascogna, Jr. 2003 - Fred Ezelle 2004 - Dr. George Harmon 2005 - Archie Lamb

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1900 • (1-2) Head Coach: Unknown L 0-35 Tulane L 0-70 Louisiana State W 6-5 Louisiana State 1920 • (0-3-1) Head Coach: W. P. Bales L 0-60 Mississippi College L 0-42 Samford L 0-62 Spring Hill T 7-7 Southern Mississippi 1921 • (1-5-1) Head Coach: E. Y. Freeland L 7-21 Centenary L 0-56 Mississippi College L 0-45 Samford L 0-49 Mississippi W 29-0 Southern Mississippi T 7-7 Birmingham Southern L 0-14 Tennessee 1922 • (3-4) Head Coach: H. F. “Zimmie” Zimoski W 39-0 Clarke Memorial L 0-21 Birmingham Southern L 7-21 Centenary W 10-7 Southern Mississippi L 6-13 Mississippi College W 13-7 Samford L 7-19 Mississippi 1923 • (2-5-2) Head Coach: H. F. “Zimmie” Zimoski T 0-0 Clarke Memorial L 6-28 Mississippi State W 31-0 Southern Mississippi L 6-7 Birmingham Southern L 0-20 Louisiana Tech L 6-14 Samford L 0-25 Hendrix College W 7-6 Spring Hill T 0-0 Mississippi College 1924 • (3-5-1) Head Coach: H. F. “Zimmie” Zimoski W 14-0 @ Clarke Memorial L 6-28 Mississippi State L 0-6 Birmingham Southern L 0-14 Mississippi College L 0-7 Hendrix College T 20-20 Spring Hill W 6-0 Rhodes College W 14-0 Samford L 0-7 Mississippi 1925 • (5-4) Head Coach: H. F. “Zimmie” Zimoski W 6-0 Clarke Memorial L 0-34 @ Mississippi State W 27-0 Louisiana College W 6-0 Mississippi College L 0-6 @ Rhodes College W 14-13 @ Samford L 6-19 Birmingham Southern L 0-7 Mississippi

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1926 • (2-8) Head Coach: H. F. “Zimmie” Zimoski L 0-54 Alabama L 19-20 Union Univ. (Tenn.) W 12-0 Southwestern La. L 0-34 Mississippi State L 13-43 Mississippi College L 7-13 Louisiana Tech W 35-0 Louisiana College L 0-41 Birmingham Southern L 0-34 Centenary L 7-13 Samford 1927 • (3-8) Head Coach: H. F. “Zimmie” Zimoski L 0-46 Alabama L 0-26 Centenary W 13-0 Samford W 33-0 Clarke Memorial L 0-12 Mississippi College L 0-6 Union Univ. (Tenn.) L 0-13 Birmingham Southern L 6-12 Southwestern La. L 0-6 Mississippi State L 0-19 Rhodes College W 39-0 Miami (Florida) 1928 • (5-3-1) Head Coach: E. W. “Goat” Hale W 7-0 Clarke Memorial L 0-12 Birmingham Southern W 6-0 Spring Hill T 6-6 Mississippi College W 32-19 Northwestern State (La.) L 0-27 Tulane L 7-15 Louisiana Tech W 31-7 Southwestern La. W 54-0 Union Univ. (Tenn.) 1929 • (6-1-3) Head Coach: E. W. “Goat” Hale W 52-12 Clarke Memorial T 0-0 @ Samford W 46-0 Arkansas State W 7-0 Mississippi College W 7-0 Rhodes College L 7-19 Birmingham Southern T 6-6 Louisiana Tech T 0-0 @ Mississippi State W 7-6 Southwestern La. W 45-0 Cumberland College 1930 • (6-3) Head Coach: E. W. “Goat” Hale W 40-0 Memphis W 28-0 Southern Mississippi W 19-13 Mississippi State L 0-13 Stetson W 14-7 Rhodes College W 46-0 Union Univ. (Tenn.) L 6-30 Birmingham Southern W 19-0 Louisiana Tech L 7-8 Mississippi College

1931 • (3-5) Head Coach: Tranny Lee Gaddy L 7-10 Mississippi State W 19-0 @ Southern Mississippi L 0-14 Rhodes College L 0-26 Samford L 7-13 Louisiana Tech W 34-7 Delta State W 19-7 Stetson L 0-9 Mississippi College 1932 • (3-6) Head Coach: Tranny Lee Gaddy W 39-0 Delta State W 26-0 Southern Mississippi L 0-20 @ Rhodes College W 32-0 Spring Hill L 8-9 @ Mississippi State L 0-13 @ Birmingham Southern L 14-19 Louisiana Tech L 0-26 Samford L 6-7 Mississippi College 1933 • (4-4-2) Head Coach: Tranny Lee Gaddy W 25-7 Delta State L 0-12 Mississippi State L 0-40 Louisiana State T 0-0 Southern Mississippi T 0-0 Birmingham Southern L 7-27 Samford W 3-0 Louisiana Tech W 6-0 Rhodes College L 0-13 Murray State W 2-0 Mississippi College 1934 • (7-1-2) Head Coach: Tranny Lee Gaddy W 21-0 Delta State W 19-2 Southwestern La. W 7-6 Mississippi State W 7-6 Murray State L 13-28 Birmingham Southern T 0-0 Southern Mississippi W 13-6 Louisiana Tech W 9-7 Spring Hill T 0-0 Rhodes College W 13-0 Mississippi College 1935 • (4-4-2) Head Coach: Tranny Lee Gaddy L 0-20 Mississippi W 7-6 Birmingham Southern T 0-0 Spring Hill W 21-20 Louisiana Tech T 0-0 Mississippi College L 0-45 Mississippi State W 19-3 Southwestern La. W 27-0 Delta State L 0-20 Rhodes College L 6-7 Murray State

1937 • (3-5-2) Head Coach: Tranny Lee Gaddy T 0-0 Union Univ. (Tenn.) W 9-6 Spring Hill L 0-7 Southwestern La. L 0-14 Rhodes College T 0-0 Mississippi College W 13-12 Rollins College L 0-12 Mississippi College L 0-7 Louisiana Tech L 7-12 Birmingham Southern W 7-0 Pensacola Navy 1938 • (1-10) Head Coach: Tranny Lee Gaddy L 0-19 Memphis L 7-19 Louisiana Tech W 10-0 Arkansas-Monticello L 0-12 Union Univ. (Tenn.) L 0-13 Southwestern La. L 0-21 Mississippi College L 0-47 @ Southern Mississippi L 0-20 @ Birmingham Southern L 0-42 Rhodes College L 0-32 @ Mississippi College L 0-26 @ Spring Hill 1939 • (4-3-2) Head Coach: Henry “Hook” Louis Stone W 14-0 Delta State W 7-6 @ Samford T 0-0 Southern Mississippi L 0-12 @ Union Univ. (Tenn.) T 7-7 Birmingham Southern L 0-29 Mississippi College W 6-0 Spring Hill L 0-40 Mississippi State W 2-0 Memphis 1940 • (4-4-1) Head Coach: Henry “Hook” Louis Stone W 14-0 Louisiana College W 12-0 @ Delta State W 33-0 Hendrix College T 0-0 Southwestern La. W 14-7 Southern Mississippi L 0-27 @ Mississippi College L 0-16 Spring Hill L 13-46 Mississippi State L 14-28 Samford

1941 • (4-5) Head Coach: Henry “Hook” Louis Stone W 20-0 Centenary W 19-0 Louisiana College L 7-21 Memphis L 0-6 Southwestern La. L 0-20 Southern Mississippi L 0-21 Mississippi College W 14-13 Spring Hill W 40-0 Delta State L 6-49 Mississippi State 1944 • (1-5) Head Coach: B. O. Van Hook L 0-49 Arkansas-Monticello L 0-56 Mississippi State L 0-55 Alabama W 19-0 Southwestern La. L 0-20 Murray State L 0-58 Murray State 1946 • (5-1) Head Coach: Doby Bartling W 15-0 @ Delta State W 33-0 @ Rhodes College W 39-14 West Alabama W 35-13 MS Merchant Marines W 25-0 Delta State L 0-35 Mississippi College 1947 • (4-2) Head Coach: Doby Bartling L 7-12 @ Delta State W 7-0 Mississippi College W 19-6 West Alabama L 13-26 University of the South W 20-0 Rhodes College W 14-6 Stetson 1948 • (2-3-1) Head Coach: Doby Bartling W 32-0 Lyon College W 34-18 Rhodes College L 6-7 Florida State L 14-20 @ Mississippi College T 7-7 @ University of the South L 6-13 @ Stetson 1949 • (2-5) Head Coach: Doby Bartling W 46-0 @ MS Merchant Marines L 6-16 Stetson L 12-21 University of the South L 0-40 @ Florida State L 0-18 @ Samford W 19-7 @ Rhodes College L 6-42 Mississippi College 1950 • (5-1) Head Coach: Doby Bartling W 19-6 Rhodes College W 14-7 @ University of the South W 20-19 Bethel College (Tenn.) L 7-19 @ Mississippi College W 7-0 Hendrix College W 18-7 Samford

1951 • (3-2) Head Coach: C. M. “Sammy” Bartling L 7-13 @ Pensacola Navy W 7-6 University of the South W 12-7 Mississippi College W 27-14 @ Samford L 6-14 @ Hendrix College 1952 • (5-2) Head Coach: C. M. “Sammy” Bartling L 0-28 @ Delta State W 25-0 Hendrix College L 13-27 @ University of the South W 21-20 @ Mississippi College W 27-7 Samford W 27-0 @ Ouachita Baptist W 34-7 Rhodes College 1953 • (5-2) Head Coach: C. M. “Sammy” Bartling L 6-27 Delta State W 20-0 @ Hendrix College W 35-6 University of the South W 16-13 @ Samford L 19-20 Mississippi College W 40-0 @ Rhodes College W 21-13 Ouachita Baptist 1954 • (6-2) Head Coach: C. M. “Sammy” Bartling L 6-14 William Carey L 6-35 @ Delta State W 13-7 @ West Alabama W 18-13 @ University of the South W 24-12 Samford W 13-6 @ Mississippi College W 41-13 Rhodes College W 34-6 @ Ouachita Baptist 1955 • (4-4) Head Coach: C. M. “Sammy” Bartling L 6-33 @ William Carey L 17-20 Delta State W 18-6 West Alabama W 12-7 University of the South W 32-6 @ Samford L 14-18 Mississippi College L 7-33 @ Rhodes College W 34-6 Ouachita Baptist 1956 • (3-2-2) Head Coach: C. M. “Sammy” Bartling W 13-7 @ Ouachita Baptist L 6-16 @ West Alabama W 13-7 @ University of the South T 20-20 Samford T 0-0 @ Mississippi College W 12-0 Rhodes College L 18-19 @ Hendrix College

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1936 • (3-5-2) Head Coach: Tranny Lee Gaddy W 14-13 Copiah-Lincoln JC L 0-20 Mississippi State T 0-0 Southern Mississippi T 0-0 Northwestern State (La.) W 7-0 Mississippi College L 0-20 Birmingham Southern L 0-26 Rhodes College W 3-0 Spring Hill L 0-13 Louisiana Tech L 7-19 Mississippi College

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1957 • (2-5) Head Coach: C. M. “Sammy” Bartling L 0-7 Ouachita Baptist W 12-6 West Alabama L 0-14 Univeristy of the South L 0-19 Mississippi College L 20-33 @ Samford L 7-29 @ Rhodes College W 19-13 Henderson State 1958 • (1-7-1) Head Coach: Marvin G. Smith L 6-7 Rhodes College L 0-13 @ Ouachita Baptist L 0-47 @ University of the South L 0-27 @ Henderson State W 14-9 Samford T 0-0 @ Mississippi College L 0-6 @ West Alabama L 7-33 Hendrix College L 7-33 @ Central Arkansas 1959 • (2-7) Head Coach: Marvin G. Smith L 6-7 @ Rhodes College W 26-8 Ouachita Baptist L 0-21 University of the South L 0-9 Henderson State L 0-26 @ Samford L 6-26 Mississippi College W 7-6 West Alabama L 20-45 @ Austin College L 6-25 Central Arkansas 1960 • (1-6-1) Head Coach: Marvin G. Smith Rocket Bowl^ (Huntsville, Ala.) L 0-19 @ Maryville (Tenn.) T 6-6 Harding University W 3-0 Rhodes College L 12-22 @ University of the South L 0-42 Samford L 6-55 @ Tennessee-Martin L 6-22 @ West Alabama L 14-29 Austin College L 0-19 Maryville College^ 1961 • (1-5-2) Head Coach: Flavious J. Smith W 14-13 @ Harding University L 13-14 @ Rhodes College T 0-0 University of the South L 10-20 Arkansas-Monticello L 0-6 @ Austin College L 0-27 @ Georgetown College L 0-6 Maryville College T 7-7 West Alabama 1962 • (3-4-1) Head Coach: Bill Dupes L 0-13 Harding University T 7-7 @ University of the South L 23-27 Austin College W 20-0 Rhodes College W 40-7 Georgetown College L 3-14 @ Maryville College W 7-0 @ West Alabama L 7-20 Ouachita Baptist

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1963 • (1-7) Head Coach: Ray Thornton L 14-29 Arkansas-Monticello L 0-27 University of the South L 0-39 @ Harding University L 0-23 @ Austin College L 0-22 Maryville College L 7-27 Rhodes College W 13-7 West Alabama L 15-21 @ Ouachita Baptist 1964 • (0-8) Head Coach: Harper Davis L 6-44 @ Arkansas Monticello L 7-54 @ University of the South L 0-34 Austin College L 0-20 Rhodes College L 0-7 Harding University L 12-21 @ Maryville (Tenn.) L 7-18 @ West Alabama L 15-21 Ouachita Baptist 1965 • (2-6) Head Coach: Harper Davis L 0-32 @ Austin College L 0-19 University of the South L 7-10 @ Georgetown (Ky.) W 21-12 @ Rhodes College L 0-14 @ Harding University W 28-3 Maryville (Tenn.) L 14-35 West Alabama L 6-31 @ Ouachita Baptist 1966 • (4-3-1) Head Coach: Harper Davis L 14-21 @ West Alabama W 40-28 @ University of the South W 32-18 Austin College W 26-0 Rhodes College T 7-7 @ Randolph Macon L 7-28 Harding University W 21-17 @ Maryville College L 6-21 Ouachita Baptist 1967 • (1-6-1) Head Coach: Harper Davis W 10-7 University of the South L 6-11 Georgetown College L 7-27 Randolph Macon L 23-27 @ Rhodes College L 7-20 West Alabama L 7-24 @ Harding University T 0-0 Maryville College L 7-23 @ Ouachita Baptist 1968 • (7-2) Head Coach: Harper Davis W 22-14 Henderson State W 16-0 @ University of the South W 21-6 Harding University W 45-7 Northwood Institute W 61-8 Rhodes College L 10-24 Ouachita Baptist L 13-17 @ Maryville College W 33-7 @ Georgetown College W 13-7 @ Randolph Macon

1969 • (6-2-1) Head Coach: Harper Davis L 16-27 @ Henderson State W 42-16 University of the South T 7-7 @ Harding University W 17-7 @ Northwood Institute W 34-0 Rhodes College L 7-23 @ Ouachita Baptist W 14-12 Maryville College W 22-7 Georgetown College W 13-7 Randolph Macon 1970 • (6-3) Head Coach: Harper Davis L 9-21 @ University of the South L 12-13 Harding University W 21-12 @ Gardner Webb L 22-24 Georgetown College W 20-18 @ Emory & Henry W 13-6 @ Maryville College W 21-2 Southern Arkansas W 24-21 @ Randolph Macon W 27-21 Missouri South State 1971 • (4-5) Head Coach: Harper Davis L 7-28 @ Harding University W 36-6 University of the South W 27-0 @ Georgetown College W 31-13 Emory & Henry W 17-14 Maryville College L 0-33 @ Samford L 0-21 @ Southern Arkansas L 20-30 Randolph Macon L 0-41 @ Missouri South State 1972 • (4-4) Head Coach: Harper Davis L 0-40 Mars Hill College L 7-40 Harding University L 7-21 @ Randolph Macon W 3-0 @ University of the South W 10-7 @ Austin College W 21-14 @ Georgetown College L 14-43 @ Maryville College W 13-7 Texas Lutheran 1973 • (5-4) Head Coach: Harper Davis L 7-34 @ Mars Hill College W 24-14 @ Rhodes College L 7-28 @ Harding University W 16-7 University of the South W 33-8 Austin College L 6-7 McMurry W 7-6 Maryville College L 6-36 @ Texas Lutheran W 34-6 @ Principia

1976 • (7-2) Head Coach: Harper Davis W 14-12 @ Arkansas-Monticello W 31-10 Rhodes College W 28-0 @ University of the South W 10-9 Trinity University W 35-28 @ McMurry L 30-40 Georgetown College L 6-12 @ Maryville College W 10-0 @ Austin College W 35-3 Culver-Stockton 1977 • (2-6) Head Coach: Harper Davis L 12-22 @ Rhodes College W 16-0 University of the South L 6-14 @ Trinity University L 10-12 Maryville College L 0-17 @ Georgetown College L 7-10 Arkansas-Monticello W 21-7 Austin College L 14-21 @ Knoxville College 1978 • (5-4) Head Coach: Harper Davis L 6-19 Rhodes College W 11-9 Knoxville College W 21-9 @ University of the South W 65-0 St. Leo College W 31-14 Emory & Henry L 7-13 @ Maryville College L 7-14 Georgetown College W 24-10 Washington Univ. (Mo.) L 14-21 @ Austin College

1979 • (7-3) Head Coach: Harper Davis W 26-0 @ Fisk University W 28-0 @ Rhodes College L 0-20 Arkansas-Monticello L 17-20 University of the South W 42-18 @ Emory & Henry W 13-7 @ St. Leo College W 17-10 Maryville College W 11-7 @ Washington Univ. (Mo.) L 6-27 Austin College W 20-0 @ Baptist Christian 1980 • (9-0) Head Coach: Harper Davis Undefeated Season W 51-0 Fisk University W 26-10 Rhodes College W 33-7 @ University of the South W 8-7 @ Central Florida^ W 67-0 St. Leo College W 57-0 @ Baptist University W 7-0 Baptist Christian W 17-7 @ Maryville College W 84-0 Landmark College ^ Game Played in Tangerine Bowl (Orlando, Fla.) 1981 • (7-2) Head Coach: Harper Davis W 52-0 @ Fisk University W 14-10 @ Rhodes College W 27-0 University of the South L 6-13 Central Florida L 3-6 @ West Georgia W 51-0 Baptist University W 33-6 Maryville College W 50-0 @ Baptist Christian W 31-6 @ Miles College 1982 • (6-3) Head Coach: Harper Davis W 51-0 Fisk University W 6-0 Rhodes College L 16-32 @ University of the South L 7-17 @ Trinity University L 6-41 West Georgia W 38-14 @ Baptist University W 29-14 @ Maryville College W 21-0 @ Washington Univ. (Mo.) W 31-6 Miles College 1983 • (7-2) Head Coach: Harper Davis W 6-3 @ Rhodes College W 48-14 University of the South W 43-13 Trinity University W 51-0 Baptist University L 20-45 @ Austin College W 49-0 Maryville College W 17-15 @ Georgia Southwestern W 40-0 Washington Univ. (Mo.) L 14-34 @ Miles College

1984 • (8-1) Head Coach: Harper Davis W 17-6 Central Methodist W 28-26 @ University of the South L 8-32 Rhodes College W 14-0 @ Trinity University W 55-0 @ Baptist University W 24-3 Austin College W 14-13 @ Maryville College W 26-25 @ Washington Univ. (Mo.) W 17-14 Georgia Southwestern 1985 • (7-1-1) Head Coach: Harper Davis W 30-0 @ Central Methodist W 26-7 University of the South W 28-0 Trinity University L 7-21 @ Austin College W 47-0 Tennessee Wesleyan T 13-13 @ Rhodes College W 35-7 @ Samford W 35-7 Washington Univ. (Mo.) W 37-0 Lambuth College 1986 • (7-2) Head Coach: Harper Davis W 60-0 @ Tennessee Wesleyan W 14-12 @ University of the South W 16-0 Trinity University W 14-3 Rhodes College L 13-17 Austin College W 24-0 @ Lambuth College L 14-17 Samford W 43-0 Lane College W 31-17 @ Washington Univ. (Mo.) 1987 • (7-3) Head Coach: Harper Davis W 31-0 Tennessee Wesleyan W 31-9 Union College (Ky.) L 13-17 University of the South W 33-10 @ Trinity University L 15-22 @ Rhodes College W 28-6 Central Methodist W 49-7 Lambuth College W 28-16 Washington Univ. (Mo.) W 26-24 @ Lane College L 0-62 @ Samford 1988 • (5-3) Head Coach: Harper Davis W 14-13 Rose-Hulman W 25-21 @ Central Methodist W 17-10 @ University of the South L 7-10 Trinity University W 17-15 @ Colorado College L 21-24 @ Lambuth College L 13-17 Rhodes College W 10-6 @ Trinity University

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1974 • (5-3) Head Coach: Harper Davis W 6-0 Rhodes College L 24-26 Georgetown College W 7-0 @ University of the South W 24-0 Principia L 14-24 @ McMurry W 21-7 @ Maryville College L 0-10 @ Austin College W 7-3 Trinity University 1975 • (9-2) Head Coach: Harper Davis NCAA Division III Playoffs^ W 28-0 Arkansas-Monticello W 21-14 @ Rhodes College W 14-7 University of the South W 29-7 @ Trinity University W 30-6 McMurry L 10-11 @ Georgetown College W 27-0 Maryville College W 38-0 Austin College W 40-0 @ Culver-Stockton W 28-21 @ Colorado College^ L 22-55 @ Wittenberg Univ.^

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1989 • (4-4-1) 2-2 CAC Head Coach: Tommy Ranager L 7-7 @ Rose-Hulman W 0-15 @ Davidson L 21-3 Univeristy of the South L 31-6 @ Trinity University L 7-6 Emory & Henry L 15-16 @ Centre College W 14-20 Lambuth College W 22-21 @ Union College (Ky.) L 7-10 @ Rhodes College 1990 • (5-4) 2-2 CAC Head Coach: Tommy Ranager L 13-24 Davidson L 3-6 @ University of the South W 45-14 Trinity University L 17-20 @ Emory & Henry W 17-9 Centre College W 27-20 @ Lambuth College W 43-21 Central Methodist L 0-6 Rhodes College W 56-6 @ Kentucky Wesleyan 1991 • (7-2) 3-1 SCAC Head Coach: Tommy Ranager SCAC Champions W 28-0 Alabama-Birmingham W 31-7 @ Trinity University* W 19-9 @ Colorado College L 14-15 DePauw University W 14-6 Emory & Henry W 14-7 @ Centre College* W 24-7 @ Central Methodist W 20-6 University of the South* L 3-10 @ Rhodes College* 1992 • (5-4-1) 2-1-1 SCAC Head Coach: Tommy Ranager L 0-17 @ Alabama-Birmingham W 27-21 Greenville College (Ill.) W 21-14 @ DePauw University L 13-21 Hardin-Simmons L 6-17 @ Emory & Henry W 21-10 Centre College* W 15-0 Colorado College L 14-33 @ University of the South* T 14-14 Rhodes College* W 40-17 Trinity University* 1993 • (5-4) 2-2 SCAC Head Coach: Tommy Ranager W 30-20 @ Austin College W 45-0 DePauw University L 14-55 @ Hardin-Simmons W 34-10 Emory & Henry L 19-20 Centre College* L 15-42 @ Colorado College W 34-10 University of the South* W 28-24 Rhodes College* L 19-21 @ Trinity University*

1994 • (4-6) 2-2 SCAC Head Coach: Tommy Ranager L 14-21 Austin College W 20-16 @ DePauw University L 21-28 McMurry W 21-19 Colorado College L 14-54 @ Emory & Henry L 14-18 Centre College* L 17-20 Trinity University* W 35-20 @ University of the South* W 17-10 @ Rhodes College* L 17-20 @ Greenville College (Ill.) 1995 • (2-7) 0-4 SCAC Head Coach: Tommy Ranager L 15-35 Rose-Hulman W 28-18 @ McMurry W 21-17 @ Colorado College L 17-34 Emory & Henry L 19-30 @ Centre College* L 7-35 @ Trinity University* L 21-28 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 6-7 University of the South* L 26-34 Rhodes College* 1996 • (8-2) 4-1 SCAC Head Coach: Ron Jurney SCAC Champions W 25-7 @ Rose-Hulman Rhodes College* W 28-22 (ot) W 20-10 @ Georgetown (Ky.) W 38-0 Greenville College (Ill.) L 7-24 @ Emory & Henry W 35-30 Centre College* W 31-0 Kentucky Wesleyan L 13-28 @ University of the South* W 14-7 @ Rhodes College* W 13-10 Trinity University* 1997 • (3-7) 1-4 SCAC Head Coach: Ron Jurney W 44-15 Austin College L 19-22 @ Rhodes College* L 17-37 Rose-Hulman W 56-12 @ Greenville College (Ill.) L 7-38 @ McMurry L 21-43 @ Centre College* L 34-51 @ Tusculum L 30-56 University of the South* W 36-26 Rhodes College* L 13-45 @ Trinity University* 1998 • (3-7) 0-6 SCAC Head Coach: Ron Jurney W 27-10 @ Austin College L 14-31 McMurry W 26-24 Colorado College W 21-17 @ Maryville College L 6-26 Centre College* L 24-27 @ Rose-Hulman* L 7-35 DePauw University* L 7-24 @ University of the South* L 21-36 @ Rhodes College* L 5-42 Trinity University*

1999 • (2-8) 1-5 SCAC Head Coach: Ron Jurney W 27-20 L 3-37 L 37-40 L 10-30 L 22-24 W 35-28 L 10-41 L 12-35 L 25-32 L 7-49

Austin College Chapman University @ Colorado College Maryville College @ Centre College* Rose-Hulman* @ DePauw University* University of the South* Rhodes College* @ Trinity University*

2000 • (5-5) 2-4 SCAC Head Coach: Bob Tyler W 20-19 L 23-31 W 17-0 W 23-3 L 17-29 W 58-16 L 13-14 L 13-45 L 6-9 W 35-28

Mississippi College @ Austin College Bethel College @ Maryville College Centre College* @ Rose-Hulman* DePauw University* @ University of the South* @ Rhodes College* Trinity University*

2001 • (6-4) 3-3 SCAC Head Coach: Bob Tyler L 3-15 Mississippi College W 21-14 @ Austin College W 27-13 Bethel College W 17-0 Maryville College L 12-34 @ Centre College* W 7-0 Rose-Hulman* L 7-32 @ DePauw University* W 17-7 University of the South* W 28-27 Rhodes College* L 0-49 @ Trinity University* 2002 • (3-6) 1-5 SCAC Head Coach: Bob Tyler W 16-14 Mississippi College L 6-30 Wisconsin-Stout W 34-21 @ Maryville College W 14-7 Centre College* L 28-35 (ot) @ Rose-Hulman* L 7-28 DePauw University* L 7-17 @ University of the South* L 24-28 @ Rhodes College* L 6-38 Trinity University* 2003 • (1-9) 1-5 SCAC Head Coach: David Saunders L 0-13 Mississippi College L 19-34 Belhaven College L 14-20 Emory & Henry L 20-28 Maryville College L 41-51 @ Centre College* L 10-30 Rose-Hulman* L 34-55 DePauw University* W 12-7 University of the South* L 3-35 Rhodes College* L 14-42 @ Trinity University* 2004 • (4-5) 3-3 SCAC Head Coach: David Saunders W 9-0 Mississippi College L 20-24 @ Emory & Henry L 10-27 Belhaven College W 20-18 Centre College* L 7-14 @ Rose-Hulman* L 7-38 DePauw University* W 27-24 @ University of the South* W 28-19 @ Rhodes College* L 21-27 Trinity University* 2005 • (2-7) 1-5 SCAC Head Coach: David Saunders **See Pages 22 & 23 for 2005 Results, Stats and Game Highs

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1900 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960^ 1961 1962

Unknown W.P. Bales E.Y. Freeland H.F. “Zimmie” Zimoski H.F. “Zimmie” Zimoski H.F. “Zimmie” Zimoski H.F. “Zimmie” Zimoski H.F. “Zimmie” Zimoski H.F. “Zimmie” Zimoski E.W. “Goat” Hale E.W. “Goat” Hale E.W. “Goat” Hale Tranny Lee Gaddy Tranny Lee Gaddy Tranny Lee Gaddy Tranny Lee Gaddy Tranny Lee Gaddy Tranny Lee Gaddy Tranny Lee Gaddy Tranny Lee Gaddy Henry “Hook” Louis Stone Henry “Hook” Louis Stone Henry “Hook” Louis Stone NO TEAM NO TEAM B.O. Van Hook NO TEAM Doby Bartling Doby Bartling Doby Bartling Doby Bartling Doby Bartling C.M. “Sammy” Bartling C.M. “Sammy” Bartling C.M. “Sammy” Bartling C.M. “Sammy” Bartling C.M. “Sammy” Bartling C.M. “Sammy” Bartling C.M. “Sammy” Bartling Marvin G. Smith Marvin G. Smith Marvin G. Smith Flavious J. Smith Bill Dupes

Overall Total (84 years) Home Record Road & Neutral Record CAC Record (1989-1990) SCAC Record (1991-present) Post-Season Record (1960, 1975)

1963 Ray Thornton 1-7 1964 Harper Davis 0-8 1965 Harper Davis 2-6 1966 Harper Davis 4-3-1 1967 Harper Davis 1-6-1 1968 Harper Davis 7-2 1969 Harper Davis 6-2-1 1970 Harper Davis 6-3 1971 Harper Davis 4-5 1972 Harper Davis 4-4 1973 Harper Davis 5-4 1974 Harper Davis 5-3 1975% Harper Davis 9-2 1976 Harper Davis 7-2 1977 Harper Davis 2-6 1978 Harper Davis 5-4 1979 Harper Davis 7-3 1980 Harper Davis 9-0 1981 Harper Davis 7-2 1982 Harper Davis 6-3 1983 Harper Davis 7-2 1984 Harper Davis 8-1 1985 Harper Davis 7-1-1 1986 Harper Davis 7-2 1987 Harper Davis 7-3 1988 Harper Davis 5-3 1989 Tommy Ranager 4-4-1 (2-2) 1990 Tommy Ranager 5-4 (2-2) 1991$ Tommy Ranager 7-2 (3-1) 1992 Tommy Ranager 5-4-1 (2-1-1) 1993 Tommy Ranager 5-4 (2-2) 1994 Tommy Ranager 4-6 (2-2) 1995 Tommy Ranager 2-7 (0-4) 1996$ Ron Jurney 8-2 (4-1) 1997 Ron Jurney 3-7 (1-4) 1998 Ron Jurney 3-7 (0-6) 1999 Ron Jurney 2-8 (1-5) 2000 Bob Tyler 5-5 (2-4) 2001 Bob Tyler 6-4 (3-3) 2002 Bob Tyler 3-6 (1-5) 2003 David Saunders 1-9 (1-5) 2004 David Saunders 4-5 (3-3) 2005 David Saunders 2-7 (1-5) 2006 Mike DuBose Present

1-2 0-3-1 1-5-1 3-4 2-5-2 3-5-1 5-4 2-8 3-8 5-3-1 6-1-3 6-3 3-5 3-6 4-4-2 7-1-2 4-4-2 3-5-2 3-5-2 1-10 4-3-2 4-4-1 4-5 ** ** 1-5 ** 5-1 4-2 2-3-1 2-5 5-1 3-2 5-2 5-2 6-2 4-4 3-2-2 2-5 1-6-1 2-7 1-7-1 1-5-2 3-4-1

341-343-36 206-138-14 135-205-22 4-4 26-51-1 1-2

^ Rocket Bowl % NCAA Playoffs $ SCAC Champions

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HARPER DAVIS TRIBUTE

arper Davis, former head football coach and athletic director, was honored during Homecoming 2004 festivities in October with the renaming of Alumni Field in his honor. More than 300 of his former players and friends joined Davis, B.A. 1947, and former assistant coach Tommy Ranager on the field for the ceremony. Davis, a member of the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame, holds the record for the most wins in Millsaps football history and is also a member of the Mississippi State University Sports Hall of Fame. He is a 1989 inductee to the Millsaps Sports Hall of Fame. During the Captain’s Dinner, a Homecoming event for former players, a video entitled Harper Davis: A Millsaps Treasure was shown. According to Rick Cleveland, longtime sports columnist for the Clarion-Ledger, naming the field . for Davis was a particularly appropriate honor. “He fertilized it, watered it, mowed it, lined it, coached and taught on it,” Cleveland wrote. “He and Tommy Ranager were a two-man coaching staff and grounds crew. And that was enough because

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Millsaps won 138 games and lost only 80 from 1964 until 1988, when Davis stepped down.” “It’s funny, we spent all that time keeping that grass just right and now they’ve got artificial turf,” Davis told Cleveland. “But I can’t tell you how honored I am. I have received a lot of awards and honors in life, but this is . the highest honor I’ve ever received.” Davis spent 25 seasons at the helm of the Majors that included an undefeated 9-0 season in 1980. Davis led the Majors to their first NCAA Division III playoff appearance, a win against Colorado College in 1975. Following an All-Southeastern Conference career as a defensive back at Mississippi State University, Davis was selected by the Chicago Bears in the first round of the draft in 1950. Davis also played for the Green Bay Packers in 1951. A native of Clarksdale, Davis is in his 38th season of coaching, currently serving as an assistant football coach at Jackson Academy.

MILLSAPS MAJORS UNDER DAVIS (138-80-4) 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975* 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988

0-8 2-6 4-3-1 1-6-1 7-2 6-2-1 6-3 4-5 4-4 5-4 5-3 9-2 7-2 2-6 5-4 7-3 9-0 7-2 6-3 7-2 8-1 7-1-1 7-2 7-3 5-3

* Div. III Playoffs - Winningest Coach in School History - 20 Winning Seasons

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LOUIS WILSON TRIBUTE

eneral Louis H. Wilson, a holder of the Medal of Honor, Section, G-3 Division. He returned to Quantico, first as Comserved as the 26th Commandant of the Marine Corps manding Officer of the Test and Training Regiment, and later as from July 1, 1975 until July 1, 1979. For his “exceptionCommanding Officer of The Basic School. In June 1962, after graduation from the Naally distinguished service” during his four-year tenure as tional War College, he was assigned as Joint Plans Coordinator, Commandant, and his contributions as a member of the Joint to the Deputy Chief of Staff (Plans and Programs), HeadquarChiefs of Staff, he received the Defense Distinguished Service ters Marine Corps. He transferred to the 1st Marine Division Medal (First Oak Leaf Cluster), upon his retirement on July 1, and deployed with the Division in August 1965, stopping at 1979. Okinawa before going to Vietnam. As Assistant Chief of Staff, Born February 11, 1920, in Brandon, Miss., he earned G-3, 1st Marine Division, he was awarded the Legion of Merit a B.A. degree in 1941 from Millsaps College, Jackson, Miss., and the Republic of Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with Gold Star. where he participated in football and track. Upon return to the United States in August 1966, He enlisted in the Marine Corps Reserve in May 1941, General Wilson assumed command of and was commissioned a second the 6th Marine Corps District, Atlanta, Ga. lieutenant in November of that Promoted to brigadier general in Novemyear. After attending officers basic ber 1966, he was assigned to Headquarters training, he was assigned to the 9th Marine Corps in January 1967, as LegislaMarine Regiment at Marine Corps tive Assistant to the Commandant of the Base, San Diego, Calif. Marine Corps until July 1968. He then General Wilson went overseas with the 9th Marines in Februserved as Chief of Staff, Headquarters, Fleet ary 1943, making stops at GuadalcaMarine Force, Pacific, until March 1970, earning a second Legion of Merit. nal, Efate, and Bougainville. He was He was advanced to the grade promoted to captain in April 1943. of major general in March 1970. He as During the assault on sumed command of I Marine Amphibious Guam, on July 25 and 26, 1944, while commanding Company F, 2d Force/3d Marine Division on Okinawa, and Battalion, 9th Marines, he earned the was awarded a third Legion of Merit for his Nation’s highest honor for heroism service. in combat when he and his company In April 1971, he returned to repelled and destroyed a numericalQuantico for duty as Deputy for Education/ ly superior enemy force. Because of Director, Education Center, Marine Corps wounds received he was evacuated Development and Education Command. to the U.S. Naval Hospital, San Diego, He was promoted to lieutenant general in Combat Hero, Chief of Staff, Life Trustee, where he remained until October 16, August 1972 and on September 1, 1972 as1980 Millsaps Sports Hall of Fame sumed command of the Fleet Marine Force, 1944. General Wilson returned Pacific. During that tour, General Wilson was presented the Korean Order of National Security Merit, to duty as Commanding Officer, Company D, Marine Barracks, Camp Pendleton, Calif. In December 1944, he was transferred GUK-SEON Medal, 2d Class and the Philippine Legion of Honor (Degree of Commander) for his service to those countries. He to Washington, D.C., where he served as a Detachment Commander at the Marine Barracks. While in Washington he was was promoted to general on July 1, 1975. presented the Medal of Honor by President Truman. He was Following his retirement in 1979, Wilson sat on a promoted to major in March 1945. number of corporate boards. He and his wife lived in Jackson From June 1946 until August 1951, General Wilson at the time and later moved to San Marino, Calif. The Wilsons had consecutive tours as Dean and Assistant Director, Marine eventually returned to the South, settling in Birmingham to Corps Institute; Aide-de-Camp, Commanding General, Fleet be near their only child, Janet Wilson Taylor, an attorney and Marine Force, Pacific; and Officer in Charge, District Headquarmother of two. ters Recruiting Station, New York City. Wilson was made a trustee of Millsaps College in Promoted to lieutenant colonel in November 1951, 1978 and a life trustee in 1990. Wilson’s military decorations while stationed at Quantico, Virginia, he served consecutively included the Congressional Medal of Honor, the Distinguished as Commanding Officer of The Basic School’s 1st Training Service Medal, the Legion of Merit with Combat “V” and two Battalion/Commanding Officer of Camp Barrett and Executive Gold Stars, and the Purple Heart Medal with two Gold Stars. His Officer of The Basic School. He completed the Officer’s Senior civilian honors included the Iron Mike Award from the Marine Course in August 1954. Corps League, Distinguished Achievement Award from Pi After a brief tour as a Senior School Instructor, Marine Kappa Alpha Fraternity (1946), and Outstanding Mississippian Corps Schools, Quantico, he departed for Korea to serve as Award (1974). He was inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa from Assistant G-3, 1st Marine Division. In August 1955, he returned Millsaps College (1976) and was also elected into the Millsaps to the United States with the 1st Division, and was named as College Sports Hall of Fame (1980). Commanding Officer, 2d Battalion, 5th Marines, 1st Marine General Louis Wilson died on June 21, 2005, at his Division. home in Birmingham, Ala. He is buried at Arlington National In March 1956, General Wilson was assigned to Headquarters Marine Corps, serving two years as Head, Operations Cemetery.

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ADMINISTRATION Dr. Frances Lucas

President Seventh Year B. A., Mississippi State M. A., Ph. D, Univ. of Alabama

On behalf of the Millsaps College community, I welcome you to Harper Davis Field. At Millsaps College, our student-athletes are dedicated to excelling on the field of play and in the classroom. Whether you are enjoying Millsaps football for the first time or have watched the Majors compete for many years, your support is greatly appreciated. Athletic teams are called the Millsaps Majors in honor of the school’s founder, Major Reuben Webster Millsaps. Millsaps encourages involvement in sports; more than 70% of our students participate in either varsity or intramural competition. Our student-athletes compete in one of the most academically rigorous conferences in the nation against premiere national liberal arts colleges and universities. As a member of the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference, Millsaps competes in football, baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, and volleyball. As an NCAA Division III competitor, the College abides by the Division III requirement of not awarding athletic scholarships. As we seek to continue a legacy of excellence at Millsaps, I am encouraged by the wide range of athletic, cultural, and spiritual events offered by Millsaps College to the Jackson metropolitan community. I urge you to visit our web site at www.millsaps.edu to discover numerous life-long learning opportunities for our students and the community.

Tim Wise

Athletic Director First Year B. A., Millsaps M. S., Southern Mississippi

Tim Wise was promoted from head men’s basketball coach to the director of Athletics in April of 2006. Wise will continue to serve as head basketball coach in addition to his new duties as athletic director. Wise has performed numerous functions for the Millsaps Athletic Department since his hire in 1998. He has served as head coach for men’s golf, assistant basketball coach and most recently, as assistant athletic director and head men’s basketball coach. Wise will now add the title of athletic director to his already impressive resume. Wise succeeds Ron Jurney, who recently resigned as Millsaps athletic director after 13 years of service. A native of Memphis, Tenn., Wise is a 1989 graduate of Millsaps College who earned a B.A. degree in economics. During his time as a student, Wise earned multiple varsity letters in basketball and golf, while earning a graduate degree in science sport administration from the University of Southern Mississippi in 2000. “Tim is a seasoned, committed and valued administrator and educator,” vice president and dean of students Dr. Brit Katz said. “As an alumnus, his devotion to the College is evident. Tim is best poised to continue our history of effectively blending nationally ranked academics with award-winning NCAA varsity programs.”

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M-CLUB Through gifts from alumni, parents, faculty, staff and friends, the M-Club provides important financial assistance for all of Millsaps’ 14 intercollegiate sports. This support includes additional funds for team travel, equipment purchases and award banquets. M-Club gifts also help improve Millsaps’ physical facilities for athletics. The following individuals supported Millsaps College Athletic programs through the M-Club during the period from July 2005 through July 2006.

FIRST LIEUTENANT ($1,000 - $1,499)

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BancorpSouth Mr. Timothy Ayres Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Salmon Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Hendrix Mr. and Mrs. Porter Loring, III

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Joseph Dr. and Mrs. James S. Jones Mr. W. Eugene Ainsworth and Mrs. Joy W. Ainsworth Dr. Frances Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Doug D. Mello Mr. and Mrs. Johnny A. Milazzo Dr. and Mrs. Brad E. Mutchler Mr. Andre Schwitter and Mrs. Jacalyn Schwitter Mr. S. Smiley Ratcliff and Mrs. Mary L. Ratcliff Mr. Jason W. Walenta (Johnson & Johnson) Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wedemeyer Mr. Lee I. White Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Hutzel (Hormel Foods Corp.) Mr. Russell E. Hawkins, Jr. Dr. George M. Harmon and Mrs. Bessie W. Harmon Dr. Jerry B. Gulledge, Sr. and Mrs. Ann C. Gulledge Dr. and Mrs. David N. Greenhaw Mr. Kenneth R. Dew Dr. Edward M. Collins, Jr. and Mrs. Peggy S. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Taylor D. Buntin Mr. and Mrs. Sid Brian Mr. and Mrs. John R. Booth, III Rev. B. F. Lee and Mrs. Ruth Lee Mrs. Elizabeth A. Lyle and Mr. Tommy G. Lyle Dr. Raymond S. Martin, Jr. and Mrs. Margery L. Martin Dr. Curtis H. McGown, II Mr. George A. Morris, III (Prism Automotive Service, Inc.) Mr. James F. Noble, III Mr. and Mrs. John Pacillo, III Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Palmerton Mr. Robert E. Rice, Jr. and Mrs. Linda W. Rice Mr. Robert L. Richter, Sr. and Mrs. Sara N. Richter Col. Clifton L. Rushing, Jr. Mr. Williard R. Samuels, Jr. and Mrs. Penny L. Samuels Mr. George W. Self, Jr. Dr. W. Lamar Weems and Mrs. Nanette W. Weems Mr. and Mrs. John E. Welles, II Mr. and Mrs. H. Tom Allen Ben Nelson Golf & Utility Ms. Michele D. Biegel Mrs. Luran L. Buchanan and Mr. Buddy Buchanan Mr. William W. Crosswell and Mrs. O’Hara B. Crosswell

SECOND LIEUTENANT ($500 - $999) Mr. and Mrs. James K. Wetzel Mr. Matthew J. Lautar SERGEANT ($25 - $499) Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Blades Mr. and Mrs. John C. Holleman Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Jones Dr. David H. Culpepper and Mrs. Anne J. Culpepper Mr. Michael H. Morris and Mrs. Raleigh M. Morris Dr. W. Thomas Purcell and Mrs. Pamela G. Purcell Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Robichaux Mr. David B. Russell Dr. Andrew R. Townes and Mrs. Kay Townes Bank First Catholic Diocese of Jackson Cline Tours, Inc. Mike and Polly DuBose 4th AND 1 Inc. Enterprise Mr. Wayne E. Ferrel, Jr. Mr. William K. Griffin, III Mr. Russell Hawkins and Mrs. Brenda D. Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Gixon Judge Little Company, Inc. Mr. Henry A. Paben Ross and Yerger, Inc. Service Printers, Inc. Siemens Building Technology, Inc. Unicorp Valley Dr. Carla D. Webb (Webb Endodontics)

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Mr. Fred G. Davis Eubank & Betts, P. L. L. C. Mr. Nelson P. Jorden W. A. Kean Mr. Roger M. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. James T. Alderman Amsouth Bancoporation Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joel E. Barber Ms. Michelle D. Biegel Mr. and Mrs. Adam R. Blumer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Boyd Mr. Charles C. Brewer Dr. Carl G. Brooking and Mrs. Patsy Brooking Mr. Russell G. Buys Mr. William E. Campbell and Mrs. Deborah W. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Carouthers Rev. David W. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Chambless Dr. Cecilia A. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Alfred N. Compton Mr. Charles M. Deaton, Sr. and Mrs. Mary Dent Deaton Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Dennis Ms. Yvette Edwards Cook Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Frese Mr. George E. Gillespie, Jr. Mr. Mark A. Scarborough J. Dan Stephens, Jr., C. P. A. Mr. Paul Tauchar Mr. Benjamin H. Wilson Dr. Sanford C. Zale

Mr. Jesse M. McRight, Jr. Mr. Jeffrey R. Mitchell and Ms. April M. Slayden Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Mizerany Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mylroie Dr. Walter P. Neely and Mrs. Frances J. Neely Dr. Jefferson L. Newbern, III Mr. Michael Todd Reese Mr. Kevin A. Russell and Mrs. Linda K. Russell Mr. E. Wayne Upchurch (Trophy Petroleum Corp.) Mr. and Mrs. Finley G. Van Brocklin Mr. Jason W. Walenta Dr. and Mrs. James W. Warren Dr. W. Lamar Weems and Mrs. Nanette W. Weems Mr. Edward C. Weller Mr. Phillip L. Hartness Mr. Jerry Huskey Mr. Randy J. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. James T. West (Sharon’s Coiffure Salon) Ms. Wendy N. White Mr. James H. Williams Mr. R. Bruce Bartling and Mrs. Ann M. Bartling Mr. Phillip R. Brooks and Mrs. Cynthia M. Brooks Mr. Stephen M. Cutter Dr. David C. Davis and Mrs. Gretchen Davis Dr. Mark A. Hamon Dr. Dick R. Highfill Dr. Julian M. Murchison Dr. Jimmie M. Purser Ms. Sandra G. Rushing, POD

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MEDIA POLICIES/OUTLETS Credentials: All credential requests to cover Millsaps College football should be directed to one of the following avenues:

Kevin Maloney, Sports Information Director Department of Intercollegiate Athletics Millsaps College Jackson, MS 39210 601-974-1394 (Office Phone) 662-312-8807 (Cell Phone) 601-974-1485 (Press Box Number) mazauka@millsaps.edu (Email) www.millsaps.edu/athletic

Fax requests may be sent to (601) 974-1209. All single-game credential requests should be received no later than 48 hours prior to kickoff. Credentials are for working media, including print and electronic (radio & television). Media outlets are restricted in accordance with Millsaps College, the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference and NCAA rules and guidelines. It is the sports information director’s intention to ensure proper, professional use is made of the space available for credentialed media. Credentials, complete with parking passes (if required), will be available at a pass gate located on the west street entrance. Press Box: Working press box credentials shall be issued to accredited newspapers, radio and television reporters only. Requests from other media sources shall be evaluated on a game-by-game basis.

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Media Services: The press box of Millsaps College’s Harper Davis Field is situated on the west side of the stadium. The Millsaps sports information staff will provide working media with season statistics, depth charts, flip cards and media guides for both the Majors and the visiting team prior to the game. At the end of the contest, play-by-play, scoring summary and final stats will be distributed to the media during post-game interviews both for Millsaps as well as the visiting team. Millsaps head coach Mike DuBose and selected players will be available on the sidelines following a mandatory 15-minute cooling-off period. Several courtesy telephones and a fax machine will be available for media use in the main athletics building adjacent to the football field. Additionally, wireless internet is available for use in the press box. Any special requests needed due to time (deadline) constraints should be directed to the Sports Information Office as soon as possible. Parking: Parking is on a first-come, first-served basis. Press Box assignments will be based on a publishing deadline priority and radio space remaining. Photography: Sideline credentials will be issued only to accredited photographers and television reporters/camera operators on assignment. Freelance and amateur photographers not on assignment should contact the Sports Information Office in advance for approval. All Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference and NCAA rules shall be enforced regarding media representatives on the sidelines. Photographers are not permitted to shoot between the 25-yard lines.

MEDIA OUTLETS

(New in 2006)

BILOXI SUN-HERALD P.O. Box 4567 Biloxi, MS 39535-4567 228-861-0340 228-896-2104 FAX

MADISON COUNTY JOURNAL P.O. Box 219 Ridgeland, MS 39158 601-853-4222 601-856-9419 FAX

MERIDIAN STAR Sports Department 814 22nd Avenue Meridian, MS 39301 601-693-1551 601-485-1275 FAX

TIMES PICAYUNE 3800 Howard Avenue New Orleans, LA 70125-1429 504-826-3405 504-826-3401 FAX

STARKVILLE DAILY NEWS 316 University Drive P.O. Drawer 1068 Starkville, MS 39759 662-323-1642 662-323-6586 FAX HATTIESBURG AMERICAN 825 North Main Street Hattiesburg, MS 39401 601-582-4321 601-584-3130 FAX

COMMERCIAL DISPATCH P.O. Box 511 Columbus, MS 39703-0511 662-328-2424 662-329-8937 FAX

MEDIA OUTLETS CLARION-LEDGER P.O. Box 40 Jackson, MS 39205 1-800-222-8015 (in-state) 1-800-367-3384 (out-of-state) 601-961-7000 (local) 601-961-7224 FAX WAPT - TV (Ch. 16) P.O. Box 10297 Jackson, MS 39289 601-922-1652 601-922-8993 FAX WJTV - TV (Ch. 12) P.O. Box 8887 Jackson, MS 39284 601-944-4921 601-371-8256 FAX

THE ADVOCATE P.O. Box 588 Baton Rouge, LA 70821-0588 225-383-1111 225-388-0318 FAX MADISON COUNTY HERALD 670 Highway 51, Suite C Ridgeland, MS 39157 601-853-3669 601-853-8720 FAX

WLBT - TV (Ch. 3) P.O. Box 1712 Jackson, MS 39215 601-960-4428 or 4484 601-355-7830 FAX ASSOCIATED PRESS 125 South Congress, Suite L170 Jackson, MS 39201 601-948-5897 601-948-7975 FAX N.E. MISSISSIPPI DAILY JOURNAL 1655 S. Green Street Tupelo, MS 38802 662-678-1572 662-322-0145

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HEAD COACHES

Tim Wise

Mary Bolton

Jim Page

David Rop

Women’s Basketball First Season Mclain, Miss. Nicholls State ‘85

Men’s Basketball Fourth Season Memphis, Tenn. Millsaps ‘89

Baseball 19th Season Woodbridge, Va. Millsaps ‘85

Mike DuBose

Scott Essex

Kurt Thaw

Lee Johnson

Paul Van Hooydonk

Football First Season Opp, Ala. Alabama ‘ 74

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Women’s Golf Second Season Salisbury, Md. Georgia Southern ‘87

Men’s Golf Second Season Niceville, Fla. Golf Professional

Men’s Soccer Fourth Season Canton, Miss. Millsaps ‘98

Women’s Soccer Fourth Season Webster, N. Y. Baldwin-Wallace College ‘87

Softball Seventh Season Boling Brook, Ill. Illinois Wesleyan Univ. ‘93

Joe Kinsella

Matt Linebarger

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M & W Cross Country Second Season Kenya Jackson State ‘00

Scott Pennington

Men’s & Women’s Tennis Fourth Season Richmond, Va. Va. Commonwealth ‘87

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Volleyball Second Season Orlando, Fla. Florida State ‘02

Millsaps College Cheerleaders (Front row, left-right) Ashley Bordelon and Emily McCoin (Back row, left-right) Sarah Schmidt, Brittani Johnson, Kim Henry, Liz Ofem, Elizabeth Boofanie, Christie Kokel, Lauren Jenkins, Morgan Ladner, Gwen Orr, Lauren Powell, Vanessa Seecoomar, Chantae Oates, and Erin Wright

Millsaps College Dance Team (Front row, left-right) Pam Beidelman, Karling Bennett, Juliana Biryukova, Rebecca Behrends, Kim McGowan, and Tiffany Grimes (Back row, left-right) Gabby Kelly, Robyn Carpenter, Katelyn Cowan, Megan Jumago, Kristin Satterlee, Tiffanei Dedeaux, and Bernita Washington

FOOT BA L L 2 0 0 6 Mississippi College 09/02/06 - 7:00 p.m.

Louisiana College 09/09/06 - 1:00 p.m.

Huntingdon College 09/16/06 - 1:00 p.m.

OPEN

09/23/06

Lincoln University^ 09/30/06 - 1:00 p.m.

Centre College*# 10/07/06 - 1:00 p.m.

At Austin College * 10/14/06 - 1:00 p.m.

DePauw University* 10/21/06 - 1:30 p.m.

At Sewanee* (Univ. of the South) 10/28/06 - 1:30 p.m.

At Rhodes College* 11/04/06 - 1:30 p.m.

Trinity University*

Casey Younger Junior Defensive Lineman

11/11/06 - 2:00 p.m. (HC) Home Games ! Backyard Brawl # Family Weekend

* SCAC conference game ^ Purple Pride Day HC - Homecoming Weekend

Ronnie Wheat Junior Linebacker