2010 FSU Broncos Media Guide

BRONCOS QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION Location:.................................... Fayetteville, North Carolina 28301 Founded:................................................................................................. 1867 Enrollment:........................................................................................... 6,632 Chancellor:.......................... Dr. James A. Anderson (Villanova ‘70) Conference:.............. Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association Affiliation:..................................................................... NCAA Division II Nickname:........................................................................................Broncos Colors:.........................................Royal Blue (PMS 293) & Lily White Website:................................................................. www.fsubroncos.com Football Stadium:.................................Luther Nick Jeralds Stadium Capacity/Surface:.............................................7,500/ Artificial Grass Athletic Department Phone..................................... (910) 672-1314 Athletic Department Fax:.......................................... (910) 672-1596 Athletic Director:.................Dr. Edward McLean (NC Central ‘73) Sports Information Director:................................. Adrian Ferguson SID Office Phone:.......................................................... (910) 672-1254 SID Mobile:...................................................................... (910) 391-4847 E-mail:....................................................................afergus1@uncfsu.edu

FOOTBALL HISTORY First Year of Football:.......... NCAC 1934; EIAC 1940; CIAA 1954 Years in Post-season Play:.3 years (2002-03, 2004-05 & 2009) Last Post-season Appearance:.................2009 NCAA DII Playoffs .................................... Cal U. Pennsylvania 42, Fayetteville State 13 FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF Head Coach:................................ Kenny Phillips (East Carolina ‘85) Football Office Phone:................................................ (910) 672-1648 Football Email Address:.................................kphillips@uncfsu.edu Best Time to Contact:.............................................8:00 am - 3:00 pm FSU Record (years):...................................................64-44 (10 years) Career Record (years):.............................................64-44 (10 years) Offensive Coordinator...................................................Richard Portee Recruiting Coordinator/Defensive Backs:........ David V. Bowser Offensive Line/Strength & Conditioning:................. Gary Lowery Running Backs:.........................................................................Tim Heath Wide Receivers:....................................................Wayman Westbrook Defensive Backs:.............................................................James Williams Defensive Line................................................................. Damien Adams FOOTBALL TEAM INFORMATION Total Home Away

Neutral Overall Record Last Year: 8-4 3-3 4-1 1-0 Conference Record: 6-1 2-1 3-0 1-0 Non-Conference Record: 2-3 1-2 1-1 0-0 Basic Offense / Basic Defense:..................................Pro Style / 353 Letter Winners Returning/Lost:............................................. 43 / 17 Offensive Starters Returning/Lost:..............................................9 / 2 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost:.............................................8 / 3

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2009 FOOTBALL RESULTS OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND UNC-Pembroke L 41-34 2OT 8321 Catawba L 21-20 1725 at Bowie State W 30-20 1550 vs. Saint Paul’s W 24-0 1005 Virginia State L 25-20 1642 at Chowan W 37-17 1234 Shaw W 29-28 3457 at Johnson C. Smith W 30-12 5364 Saint Augustine’s W 56-6 5429 (Homecoming) at Livingstone W 31-8 988 vs. Bowie State W 21-10 7532 (CIAA Championship) at Cal U. Pennsylvania L 42-13 3250 2010 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE OPPONENT SITE UNC Pembroke Pembroke, NC Bowie State Fayetteville, NC Elizabeth City St. Rocky Mount, NC Winston-Salem St. Fayetteville, NC Saint Augustine’s Raleigh, NC Virginia State Petersburg, VA Shaw Raleigh, NC Livingstone Fayetteville, NC (Homecoming) Johnson C. Smith Fayetteville, NC Virginia Union Fayetteville, NC

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KEY RETURNEES OFFENSE Larry McDonald OL 6-2 331 Jr. Mebane, NC 2008 CIAA All-Rookie Team Richard Medlin RB 6-1 200 Sr. Raleigh, NC Led FSU in rushing two of the last three seasons Dillon Kestner C 6-2 291 Jr. Durham, NC All-CIAA 2nd Team in 2008 and 2009

DEFENSE John Hicks CB 5-10 185 Sr. Wilmington, NC Played in every game in 2009 and will anchor FSU’s defensive backfield Joshua Wilkins CB 5-10 186 So. Riviera Beach, FL 10 pass breakups, 97-yard INT return for TD and 11 tackles SPECIAL TEAMS Austin Turner K/P 6-0 247 Jr. San Diego, CA 2009 CIAA Special Teams Player of the Year

The history of Fayetteville State University began in1867 when seven black men paid $140 for a lot on Gillespie Street and formed themselves into a self-perpetuating board of trustees to maintain the property as a site for a school. Funds from the U.S. Freedmens Bureau were used to erect a building on this site. The institution was named the Howard School, in honor of General O.O. Howard, director of the bureau.

The mission of the Fayetteville State University intercollegiate athletics program is to bring positive recognition to the University through programs built on concepts such as excellence, integrity, and enthusiasm. The mission is integral to the university’s educational mission and operates under the principles of amateur athletics and fair play, as established by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).

The Department of Athletics provides equitable opportunities and support for male and female students to participate in intercollegiate athletics and to compete successfully in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA).

All activities hold paramount the academic, personal and physical welfare of the student-athlete, and emphasize physical fitness, self-discipline, teamwork, leadership, and the highest standards of ethics, sportsmanship and personal performance. Studentathletes are representative of the general student population and are afforded similar opportunities and treatment. Programs, staff and facilities reflect the excellence of the institution and contribute to the quality of campus life.

In 1877, by an act of the North Carolina Legislature, provisions were made to establish normal schools for educating both black and white teachers. It was thought that the $2,000 appropriated for the education of black teachers could be most effectively used if given to an established school. At that time the Howard School had been in existence for ten years and was therefore designated a teacher-training institution, its name changed by legislative act to the State Colored Normal School.

One early leader of the school was Charles W. Chesnutt who was chosen to head the institution in 1880. A prominent writer of fiction and a lawyer, he served as chief administrator for three years. Dr. Ezekiel Ezra Smith followed him as principal, beginning a fifty-year association with the school. During this time Dr. Smith served for a period as US consul-General in Liberia and Adjutant of the Third North Carolina Volunteer Infantry during the war with Spain. The school had no permanent home for 30 years until, under Dr. Smith’s guidance; funds were raised to purchase 50 acres of land on Murchison Road. When Dr. Smith retired in 1933, the institution had grown to include 92 acres of land, eight brick buildings, and several cottages.

The school has been fortunate in the quality and energy of its leaders. In 1939 the institution became a four-year college, and in 1960 it became a member of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The dream of seven black men in 1867 was culminated on July 1, 1972, when Fayetteville State became part of the University of North Carolina System.

Fayetteville State University’s enrollment has increased rapidly in the past few years. The University has already reached the 2008 projection of more than 6000 students. A $45.5 million campus construction and renovation campaign is underway to accommodate additional students.

Fayetteville State is considered to have a few of the best athletic facilities in Division II Athletics. The Luther “Nick” Jearalds Football Stadium sports a newly installed synthetic turf field. FSU is the first school in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association to install synthetic turf and the first Historically Black College and University (HBCU), as well as the first in North Carolina, to install the advanced GameDay Grass 3D synthetic turf.

The Felton J. Capel Arena is the home site for basketball and volleyball games. The Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Building boasts a 4,000-seat basketball arena, a volleyball court, an indoor walking track, an aerobics studio, racquetball courts, outdoor tennis courts, weight rooms, and an olympic sized swimming pool. The complex boasts four tennis courts with lights.

DR. JAMES A. ANDERSON UNIVERSITY CHANCELLOR

A scholar who is committed to teaching psychology courses and who possess stellar administrative credentials was named the 11th Chief Executive Officer of Fayetteville State University on March 7, 2008. Dr. James A. Anderson, who comes to FSU from the University of Albany in New York, began his duties as Chancellor of the state’s second-oldest public institution on June 9, 2008. The appointment was made by Erskine Bowles, President of the 17-campus University of North Carolina System.

Before coming to FSU Chancellor Anderson served as the University of Albany’s Vice President for Student Success and Vice Provost for Institutional Assessment and Diversity. He also was a professor in the department of psychology.

Raised in Washington, D.C, Anderson majored in psychology at Villanova University in Pennsylvania, graduating in 1970. He later earned a doctoral degree in the field (1980) from Cornell University in New York. Early in his career, Anderson chaired the Department of Psychology at Xavier University in News Orleans (1976-1983) before joining the Indiana University of Pennsylvania as a professor of psychology.

In 1992, he began an 11-year tenure as Vice Provost for Undergraduate Affairs at North Carolina State University. In that role, he was credited with leading a revision of the general education curriculum, as well as the development of the First Year College, the Honors Programs, the Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning, the Minority Engineering Program, and the North Carolina State Diversity Initiative, among others.

In 2003, Anderson was recruited to Texas A&M University, a major land-grant institution serving more than 46,000 students, as Vice President and Associate Provost for Institutional Assessment and Diversity. He held that post until joining the University of Albany in 2005.

Active in professional, civic, and higher-education organizations, Anderson’s research and writing have focused on the assessment of student learning, as well as the impact of diversity on student learning, retention, and overall institutional effectiveness. He is the author or co-author of three books, including The Unfinished Agenda: Brown v. Board of Education (2004) and Driving Change through Diversity and Globalization—Transformative Leadership in the Academy (2007).

A former American Council on Education (ACE) Fellow, Danforth Fellow, and National Learning Communities Fellow, he was honored with the Outstanding Contribution to Higher Education Award (2005) from the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators and the Outstanding Service Award (2004) from the Commission on Human Resources and Social Change of the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges (NASULGC). He currently serves on the Board of Trustees of Villanova University and the advisory board of the International Center for Student Success and Institutional Accountability.

DR. EDWARD McLEAN DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Dr. Edward McLean is entering his fourth year as Director of Athletics at Fayetteville State University and his 17th year in the athletic arena.

He has proven himself to be an effective leader and administrator. During his tenure at Fayetteville State, the Broncos have won two CIAA men’s golf championships and one women’s volleyball, tennis, softball, and bowling championship.

Three programs have participated in NCAA Regional Playoff games while the golf program advanced to the National Championships.

Dr. Edward McLean is the College Division District Three representative on the Executive Committee for the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) until June of 2013. District Three is comprised of Alabama, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.

He believes that winning in athletics means winning in the classroom. Under Dr. McLean’s leadership, a Student-Athlete Academic Center was established to provide academic tutors with mandated study halls and an athletic academic advisor. The current retention rate is approximately 90%.

“Success in the classrooms is just as important as success in the athletic arena,” states Dr. McLean.

Dr. McLean was instrumental guiding Fayetteville State in acquiring the artificial turf in the football stadium and renovating the football locker room. The Broncos and its facilities have seen an increase in television exposure for football and basketball games.

In 2007, Dr. McLean established the 1,000 Broncos Annual Giving Campaign. Through fundraising initiatives the campaign is striving to raise one million dollars to fund student-athlete scholarships.

To date, the 1,000 Broncos have provided ten full scholarships to deserving student-athletes.

As Athletic Director at Elizabeth City State University, the university was consistently ranked among the top two or three universities within the University of North Carolina system for its student-athletes graduation rate. In 2001 and 2002, Elizabeth City State University was ranked in the top ten nationally in the USA Today/NCAA Foundation Academic Achievements Awards program, recognizing the university’s overall student-athlete graduation rate. Under his leadership the 2005 baseball and softball teams won the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) Championships.

Dr. McLean is widely respected by his peers and in 1996-1997 and 2004-2005; they named him CIAA Athletic Director of the Year.

Accomplishments by Dr. McLean are numerous including being

named the CIAA President (1999-2002), Chairperson for both the NCAA National Football Committee Division II (1998-2002) and the NCAA Southern Regional Advisory Football Committee (19941998) and as President, the CIAA Athletic Directors’ Association from 2004-2006.

Dr. McLean has also held leadership positions at Clark-Atlanta University in Atlanta where he served as Athletic Director and Chair of the Physical Education Department. He is a graduate of North Carolina Central University where he earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Dr. McLean obtained his doctorate from University of Tennessee-Knoxville. In addition, he has done intense research in sports psychology and motor behavior. He is married to the former Marsha Allen and they have three sons, Justin, Gibran, and Tim.

DR. LAWANDA MILLER ASST. AD / BUSINESS FINANCE

Dr. LaWanda D. Miller is a Central Texas native who joined the Fayetteville State University family in 1994 and became FSU’s head cheerleading coach in the spring of 1998. The Bronco cheerleaders of FSU are better known as Cheer Phi Smoov and, under the direction of Dr. Miller, have solidified their spot as one of the best squads in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) conference.

Miller holds a doctorate degree in business administration from Argosy University-Sarasota, a master’s and bachelor’s degree in business administration from FSU, a BRIDGES XIV academic leadership program certificate of completion from UNC-Chapel Hill, and a certificate of completion from John Casablanca’s Modeling and Career Center.

Miller holds a National Cheerleading Safety Certification from the American Association of Cheerleading Coaches and Advisors (AACCA) and a National Cheerleading Judges Certification from Cheer Ltd. She also holds two Certificates of Award from Cheer Ltd. for successfully completing a full complement of courses and training at the National Cheerleading Coaches’ Conference.

Miller is a member of the CIAA Cheerleading Coaches Association (CCCA), the National Federation of Interscholastic Spirit Coaches Association (NFISA), and the National Council for Pay Equity (NCPE) for women in Washington, DC.

ADRIAN FERGUSON

SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR Adrian Ferguson is within his third year as the Director of Sports Information at Fayetteville State University. He joined the Bronco Staff in January of 2008.

The seasoned SID has added many new features to the department in the area of sports information. Thus far, the Broncos has added a quarterly athletic newsletter named Stampede. FSU now provides live statistics via the world wide web for football, volleyball, basketball, and softball.

The productions of printed materials has increased and the department also streams video of the home and away games and interviews of head coaches via the internet.

Prior to relocating to Fayetteville, NC, Ferguson served seven years as the Sports Information Director at Livingstone College.

He was also the Head Coach of the women’s and men’s track & field program for the past three years. The program consisted of cross country, indoor and outdoor track & field.

Before the Fall of 2004, Adrian Ferguson took over the program and finished third at the 2004 and 2005 CIAA Cross Country Championships. He has produced one NCAA DII Cross Country All-American out of two qualifiers and two qualifiers of the NCAA Indoor Track & Field National Championships. On the conference level, Livingstone has seven CIAA Individual Champions and 27 All-CIAA Performers during his coaching stint.

Ferguson has 3 1/2 years of experience as Assistant Director of Athletics for Sports Information at WinstonSalem State University. He covered the Rams through five CIAA championships; two crowns for football, two for men’s basketball and one for women’s softball.

The Danville, Virginia native is a 1991 graduate of Dan River High School in Ringgold, VA. He was a three-year letterman in football and track & field and a two-year letterman in basketball. The ‘91 senior class president was also the Athlete of the Year.

He later graduated cum laude from Livingstone College in 1996 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Information Systems and a minor in Business Administration. He was a four-year letterman on the Blue Bears Cross Country and Track & Field teams. Through his years, he was honored with two Coaches Awards and four MVP Awards.

During his final year of academics, he was also the full-time Sports Information Director and assistant track coach. After receiving his degree, he continued to work for Livingstone for

two years as the Sports Information Director and Assistant Track Coach.

Livingstone honored Ferguson with the 2003 Fletcher Jones Distinguish Athletic Service Award. The award acknowledges a recipient who has shown exemplary contribution and commitment to the continued development of the athletic program. He was also recognized by the Salisbury Post as one of Rowan County’s successful 20-something men, whose jobs actually touched the lives of many in the community. He received the John Holley 2002-03 CIAA Sports Information Director of the Year Award.

He is married to the former three-time NCAA Track & Field AllAmerican Denice Brown - who is also a Livingstonian - and has three children: Traevin, Taelor and Jordan.

ALEX PODLOGAR

ASST. SPORTS INFORMATION Alex Podlogar, a 12-year veteran of the newspaper industry, joined the Fayetteville State University sports information department in August 2010.

Before coming to the university, Podlogar spent the last six years as the sports editor for The Sanford Herald in Sanford, N.C. From 1998-2004, he was the sports editor for The Daily Courier in Forest City, N.C.

Podlogar has been awarded individually eight times — with three first-place finishes — by the North Carolina Press Association in a variety of categories, including three times for sports columns and three times for sports feature writing.

He has been a staff member of a newspaper recognized by the NCPA for General Excellence in 2007 and for Appearance and Design in 2008.

Podlogar has been a color analyst for two Lee County radio stations (WFJA 105.5 FM and WWGP 1050 AM) in both prep football and professional golf, and has experience broadcasting state championship baseball. Podlogar also hosts a weekly sports talk radio show in Lee County on WDCC 90.5 FM and keeps an updated blog that covers a wide range of sports at designatedhitter.wordpress.com Though his focus has primarily been on the coverage of prep athletics in western and central North Carolina, Podlogar is no stranger to major sporting events. He has covered two U.S. Open major golf championships in Pinehurst as well as the U.S. Women’s Open major golf championship at Pine Needles in Southern Pines, coverage that garnered the attention of the N.C. Press Association.

Bachelor of Science Degree in Athletic Training in 2004.

Born in California, Podlogar spent much of his youth living all over the United States, from Colorado to Nevada to Virginia and to South Carolina before his family settled in Southern Pines, N.C. After graduating with honors from Pinecrest High School in 1994, Podlogar earned a degree in Journalism and Mass Communication with a minor concentration in History from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 1998 before embarking on his professional career.

Podlogar is married to the former Rebecca Tasker, and the couple has one child, Allison.

JOHN TOWNSEND

HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER John Townsend has been the Head Athletic Trainer at Fayetteville State University since September 2005. After growing up around the world as the son of an Air Force navigator, he attended fours years of undergraduate school in Orlando, FL and received a Bachelor of Science degree in athletic training with honors from the University of Central Florida in May 2003. From there he went on to graduate school at Montana State University – Billings and earned a Master of Science in Sport Management in May of 2005 following defense of his thesis “The Effects of Central Fatigue on Proprioception and Dynamic Balance in the College Athlete.” He joined the Bronco family the following fall and has enjoyed the time spent working to keep FSU’s student-athletes healthy.

Mr. Townsend has worked with several sports medicine teams including coverage of many different high school and college teams, several Walt Disney World marathons, the National Youth Sports Program, the Rotary Gridiron Classic College Football AllStar game, Universal Cheerleading Association, and Universal Dance Association. Mr. Townsend has also been a mentor for local high school students and works diligently to promote the field of athletic training. He is a certified athletic trainer (ATC) through the BOC and licensed by the NC Board of Athletic Trainer Examiners (LAT).

He currently resides in Hope Mills, NC with his wife Meagan and is expecting his first child, Simon Robert, at the end of August 2009.

AMANDA PORTER

ASST. ATHLETIC TRAINER Amanda Porter joined Fayetteville State’s Sports Medicine team in August 2006. Prior to FSU Ms. Porter served as the head athletic trainer for Paw Paw High School (Paw Paw, MI) while attending Western Michigan University (Kalamazoo, MI) where she completed her Master of Arts Degree in Physical Education/ Athletic Training with an emphasis in Exercise Science in 2006. Prior to graduate school, Ms. Porter attended the University of WisconsinOshkosh (Oshkosh, WI) where she received a

Ms. Porter has experience working with collegiate, high school, and professional baseball athletes. While attending Western Michigan University, she also worked with the United States Tennis Association Nationals Boys 16 and 18 year old championships.

Ms. Porter’s primary responsibilities include: volleyball, football, women’s basketball and women’s tennis.

Ms. Porter is a certified athletic trainer (ATC) through the Board of Certification for the Athletic Trainer and is licensed by North Carolina Board of Athletic Trainer Examiners.

DR. DAN McBRAYER TEAM PHYSICIAN

Dr. Dan McBrayer joins Fayetteville Orthopedics & Sports Medicine after completing a Sports Medicine and Arthroscopy Fellowship at the Hughston Orthopedic Clinic in Columbus, Georgia. During his fellowship, he focused his training in arthroscopic reconstruction of the hip, shoulder, and knee.

Dr. McBrayer is a native of Charlotte, North Carolina. He attended Vanderbilt University where he graduated Magna Cum Laude. Dr. McBrayer then completed his medical school training at the Medical College of Georgia.

After medical school, Dr. McBrayer attended Duke University Medical Center for his orthopedic surgery residency. As a resident, he taught Duke University students anatomy, and helped to care for athletes within the community.

While at the Hughston Orthopedic Clinic, Dr. McBrayer was fortunate to be one of the team physicians for the 2007-08 Division II National Football Championship Valdosta State Blazers.

He looks forward to caring for the Fayetteville State Broncos and several high-school athletic teams this year.

Dr. McBrayer is currently a member of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine, and the Piedmont Orthopedic Society. His special interests include, but are not limited to: shoulder replacement, shoulder arthroscopy, hip arthroscopy, Dr. McBrayer and his wife Catherine have just celebrated ten years of marriage. He cherishes his time with her and his three children: Emma, Connor, and Elizabeth.

DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS

Gilbert Abraham Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach (910) 672-1061

Damien Adams Assistant Football (Defensive Line) (910) 672-1940

Arie Bennett Head Women’s Tennis Coach (910) 672-1314

Camelia Blake Assistant AD for Compliance (910) 672-1670

David Bowser Assistant Football (Recruiting / DB’s) (910) 672-1937

Adrian Ferguson Head SID & Game Operations (910) 672-1254

Peggy Green Senior Women’s Administrator (910) 672-2609

Tim Heath Assistant Football (Running Backs) (910) 672-1940

Robert Henderson Head Women’s Bowling Coach (910) 672-1324

Reeshemah Johnson Head Women’s Volleyball Coach (910) 672-2475

Miguel Justiniano Head Women’s Softball Coach (910) 672-1510

Alphonza Kee Head Men’s Basketball Coach (910) 672-1396

Dr. Leonza Loftin Faculty Athletic Representative (910) 672-1982

Gary Lowery Assistant Football (Offensive Line) (910) 672-1641

Daniel McBrayer Team Physician Fay. Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine

Raymond McDougal Head Men’s Golf Coach (910) 672-1511

Dr. Edward McLean Director of Athletics (910) 672-1315

Eva Patterson-Heath Head Women’s Basketball Coach (910) 672-1513

Kenny Phillips Head Football Coach (910) 672-1648

Alex Podlogar Asst. Sports Information (910) 672-2565

Richard Portee Assistant Football (Offensive Coord.)

(910) 672-1938

Amanda Porter Assistant Athletic Trainer (910) 672-1065

John Townsend Wayman Westbrooks Head Athletic Trainer Assistant Football (910) 672-1065 (Wide Receivers) (910) 672-1938

James Williams Head XC / Assistant Football (Asst. DB’s) (910) 672-2519

DeEarnest McLemore Dr. LaWanda Miller Assistant Men’s Business Manager Basketball Coach Cheerleading Coach (910) 672-2542 (910) 672-1420

Diane Porter Administrative Assistant (910) 672-1314

KENNY PHILLIPS Head coach Kenny Phillips has brought an unyielding commitment to excellence to Fayetteville State University and expects the Broncos to contend for CIAA and NCAA Division II Championships on an annual basis. A man with a proven record of success, Phillips’ ability to motivate, teach and recruit at the highest level have helped him build one of the country’s most consistent programs.

HEAD COACH

Entering his 11th season at FSU, Phillips has helped turn the Broncos into a perennial power in the CIAA. Since arriving in 2000, Phillips has posted 64 wins, the most in FSU history and amassed a 47-21 record in CIAA play.

Under Phillips the Broncos have made claimed three CIAA titles (2002, 2003 and 2009), made four CIAA Championship Game appearances (2002, 2003, 2004, and 2009) and appeared in three NCAA Division II regional playoff contests (2002, 2004, and 2009). During his coaching career, Phillips has won five divisional titles and appeared in three bowl games.

In his 10 years as a head coach, Phillips has collected several coaching honors and awards. In 2002 and 2009 he was named the CIAA Coach of the Year and was honored as Most Outstanding Coach for the 2002 CIAA Championship Game. The Washington DC Pigskin Club named Phillips its CIAA Coach of the Year in 2002, 2003 and 2009. He was also named the 100% Wrong Club’s 2009 CIAA Coach of the Year.

FSU finished 3-7 in Phillips’ first season. Since then, the Broncos have won eight or more games five times. The Broncos compiled a 16-6 record and a .727 winning percentage during 2008 and 2009. The only two-year winning percentage better is a .785 percentage (11-3-1) from 1975-76.

Phillips has coached 57 players named to the ALL-CIAA team, three CIAA Rookies of the Year, two CIAA Defensive Players of the Year and two CIAA Special Teams Players of the Year during his 10 years at FSU.

A 1985 graduate of East Carolina University, Phillips’ coaching career began as a student assistant coach with the Pirates. He worked with the outside linebackers, until

The Phillips File Personal: Born: Hometown: Wife: Children:

EDUCATION: High School: College:

Postgraduate:

October 1959 Greenville, NC Beverly Kendra, Kennedy D.H. Conley (1979) Chowan JC (1981) East Carolina (1985) East Carolina (1987)

Playing Experience: D.H. Conley HS (Linebacker - 1976-79) Chowan JC (Linebacker - 1979-81) East Carolina (Linebacker - 1981-83)

Coaching experience: 1984-85 Student Assistant/Outside LBs, East Carolina 1985-87 Graduate Assistant/DEs, East Carolina 1987-88 DL/Strength & Conditioning, Catawba 1988-95 DL/LBs, NC A&T State 1995-97 Defensive Special Teams Coord., Ohio 1997-00 DT, NC State 2000- Head Coach, Fayetteville State

CHAMPIONSHIP 1991 MEAC Championship (Asst. Coach) 1992 MEAC Championship (Asst. Coach) 2002 CIAA Championship (Head Coach)

(17 - 14 vs. Bowie State) 2003 CIAA Championship (Head Coach)

(23-19 vs. Virginia Union) 2004 CIAA Championship Appearance (Head Coach)

(7-10 vs. Shaw) 2009 CIAA Championship (Head Coach)

(21-10 vs. Bowie State)

POST SEASON EXPERIENCE: (Coach) 1998 Micron Bowl (NCSU vs. Miami) 1991 Heritage Bowl (NC A&T vs.

1992 NCAA 1-AA Playoffs 2002 NCAA Playoffs 1st Round

2nd Round (27-40 vs. Carson Newman) 2003 Pioneer Bowl (30-52 vs. Albany State) 2004 NCAA DII Regionals (14-35 vs. Carson Newman) 2009 NCAA DII Regionals (13-42 vs. California PA)

entering the graduate program at his Alma Mater. While earning his Master’s Degree in Education Administration, Phillips remained on the football staff as a graduate assistant and became responsible for the defensive ends.

As a student-athlete, Phillips earned two letters as an outside linebacker at Chowan Junior College and as a linebacker at East Carolina University. He’s a 1979 graduate of D.H. Conley High School and is a native of Greenville, NC Phillips is married to the former Beverly Ellison of Beaufort, NC and they have two daughters, Kendra and Kennedy.

Career Accomplishments 2002 CIAA Coach of the Year 2002 Championship Game - Most Outstanding Coach 2002 Pigskin Coach of the Year (Washington, DC) 2004 Pigskin Coach of the Year (Washington, DC) 2008 CIAA Coach of the Week (Week Three) 2009 CIAA Coach of the Week

CIAA Coach of the Year

Pigskin Coach of the Year (Washington DC)

100% Wrong Club Coach of the Year Career Record Year CIAA Overall 2000 2-4 3-7 2001 4-2 6-4 2002* 7-0 10-2 2003* 5-2 8-4 2004 6-1 8-4 2005 4-3 6-4 2006 2-4 3-7 2007 4-3 4-6 2008 6-1 8-2 2009* 6-1 8-4

40-20 64-44 * = CIAA Championships

Pct. .300 .600 .833 .667 .667 .600 .300 .400 .800 .666 .592

HEAD COACH

Phillips made several coaching stops at other schools in North Carolina before arriving at FSU. He served as an assistant coach in charge of strength and condition and defensive line at Catawba College in 1987, was North Carolina A&T University’s defensive line and linebackers coach from 198895, was defensive special teams coordinator at Ohio University from 1995-97 before coaching defensive tackles at North Carolina State University from 1997-200. During his time at North Carolina A&T, the Aggies won back-to-back MEAC Championships (1991, 1992) and Phillips coached in the first Heritage Bowl. In 1998, Phillips and NCSU made their first appearance in the Micron Bowl against the University of Miami.

DAMIEN ADAMS

ASSISTANT COACHES

Defensive Line

Damien Adams is entering his third season as defensive line coach at Fayetteville State University, after a successful playing career with the Broncos.

A 2003 graduate of FSU, Adams was a captain on FSU’s 2002 and 2003 CIAA Championship squads and was named to the All-CIAA team in his final three seasons, 2001-03, at FSU.

Adams received his Bachelor’s Degree in Geography and, soon after graduation, became head football coach at Benson Middle School in Benson, N.C.

In his three years at the helm, he led Benson to a 14-7 record.

After his stint at Benson, Adams became an assistant coach in charge of the defensive line at South Johnston High School. Adams helped lead South Johnston to a 10-2 record and a Cape Fear Valley Conference Championship.

Under his direction, the FSU defensive line has routinely become one of the top units in the CIAA.

During his first season at FSU, FSU defensive linemen accounted for 11.5 sacks and the Broncos’ defense allowed only 885 yards rushing in 10 games. Last season, Adams coached Darius Powell, a second team AllCIAA selection and Jamaal Dixon, an All-Rookie team pick. Adams’ unit amassed 21.5 sacks, 43.5 tackles for loss and was a part of a FSU defense that held opponents to 12 points or less five times.

Adams is married to Teneisha Parker of Tarboro, N.C. and they have one son, Bryce.

DAVID BOWSER Defensive BACKS

A 1992 graduate of North Carolina State University, David Bowser has a wealth of high school and college coaching experience few can match.

Bowser, who is in 11th season at Fayetteville State, is the longest tenured assistant coach not just on the Broncos football team but at FSU. He serves as FSU’s recruiting coordinator and defensive backs coach.

In 2009, Bowser’s secondary ranked third in the CIAA in pass defense and set a FSU record, after allowing only nine yards passing against Virginia State. In fact, the Broncos were fourth in the NCAA’s Division II in pass defense efficiency during the Broncos’ 2009 CIAA Championship campaign.

Against Bowie State, Joshua Wilkins’ 97-yard interception return for a touchdown set a school record for longest interception return for a touchdown. In all, Bowser’s unit had 13 interceptions during the 2009 season. Over the last two seasons, the Broncos have 32 interceptions.

During the 2008 season, Bowser’s unit finished second in the nation in pass defense efficiency and ninth in interceptions. All starters in the secondary (Jeff Gowdy, Donte Wise, John Hicks and Adrian Horton) were in the top 45 in passes defended in Division II. Gowdy was 9th in pass defended and interceptions, Wise was 21st, Horton was 18th and Hicks was 45th.

With Bowser aiding his development, Gowdy was a firstteam All-CIAA member three consecutive seasons. In 2008 and 2009, Gowdy had six interceptions. His 16 career interceptions are tied for the most in school history with Jermel Johnson (1998-2001) and Walt Williams (200304).

Since arriving at FSU in 2000, Bowser has been a part of three CIAA Championships and coached a host of All-CIAA players.

As recruiting coordinator, Bowser is in charge of developing relationships with high school coaches across the country and building a rapport with potential studentathletes.

ASSISTANT COACHES

Before coming to FSU, Bowser had several stops at North Carolina high schools and helped a myriad of players to earn college scholarships.

Heath was born in Winston-Salem, N.C. before moving to Ft. Bragg, N.C. with his family. At an early age he developed a love for athletics while participating and excelling in football, basketball and baseball.

He served as secondary coach at Garner High School in 1992-93, secondary coach and head men’s varsity basketball coach at Anson Senior High School in 1994, head football coach at Westover High School in 1995, defensive coordinator at Chapel Hill High School in 1996, defensive coordinator at Orange High School from 1997-98 and recruiting coordinator and secondary coach at Hampden-Sydney College in 1999.

James Payne (ECU), Ken Laws (ECU), Travis Cash (UTChattanooga), Israel Sturdivant (Belmont-Abbey), Charlie Johnson (Catawba), Tony Riggsbee (WSSU) and BJ Cameron (WSSU) are just a few players that Bowser helped earn college scholarships.

Bowser played cornerback for the NCSU from 1988-92 where he boasted a perfect 4-0 record against in-state rival North Carolina.

TIM HEATH

RUNNING BACKS Tim Heath joined the Fayetteville State staff as the wide receivers coach in 2004.

As he enters his seventh year, Heath now coaches running backs and brings with him over 30 years worth of coaching knowledge and leadership.

Under the guidance of Heath, former Broncos’ wide receiver Darryl Barnett was named to the 2008 All-CIAA team. Barnett led the conference in receiving touchdowns (12) and ranked sixth in receptions (33).

He went on to star at Irwin Middle school and later at Seventy-First High School, in Fayetteville, N.C., where he carried his team to the 1972 high school state 4-A championship.

Heath’s earned a scholarship to play at Fayetteville State University. During his time at FSU, Heath earned AllNAIA honors and was instrumental in the most successful period FSU history prior to current Head Coach Kenny Phillips’ arrival. In 2002, Heath was inducted into the FSU Athletic Hall of Fame.

Heath began his teaching and coaching career after graduating from FSU in 1976. After over 20 years of service in the public school system, Heath returned to FSU in 2001 to become the Director of Intramural Sports.

Heath is married to Eva Paterson-Heath, who is the head coach of the FSU Women’s basketball team. They have three daughters, one son and four grandchildren.

GARY LOWERY

ASSISTANT COACHES

OFFENSIVE LINE

Gary Lowery enters his third season as Fayetteville State’s Offensive line and Strength and Conditioning coach.

Lowery helped develop junior center Dillon Kestner into a two-time second-team All-CIAA selection in his first two seasons at FSU.

A 6-foot-2, 260-pound native of Durham, N.C., Kestner has been voted CIAA Offensive Lineman of the Week three times. In addition to Kestner, Lowery guided Cedric Willis to a selection to the 2008 All-CIAA second team. Also, sophomore guard Larry McDonald was named to the All-CIAA Rookie team in 2008.

Despite injuries to multiple starters during the 2009 season, Lowery coached an offensive line that showed steady progress throughout the season. Behind the offensive line, the Broncos’ offense scored 29 or more points in five of its last seven games.

Prior to coming to FSU, Lowery spent three years at Jack Britt High School in Fayetteville, N.C. as linebackers coach and co-defensive coordinator.

During his tenure with the Buccaneers Lowery, who received a B.S. in sociology from Union College in 1998, coached 13 players that signed scholarships with Division I schools. Included in that list is Xavier Nixon, a starting offensive tackle at the University of Florida who was ranked the No. 1 offensive lineman in the country by Rivals.com.

As a player at Union, Lowery was a three-year starter on the offensive line and three-time allconference selection.

Lowery also coached offensive and defensive lines at Union after graduation.

Lowery obtained a Master degree in Educational leadership in 2007 from Union, a Master in Sports Management from American Military in 2008 and is currently pursuing a doctorate degree in Sports Management.

RICHARD PORTEE

OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR Former National Football League, North Carolina Central University and North Carolina State University assistant coach Richard “Dick” Portee enters his first season as Offensive Coordinator at Fayetteville State.

Portee, a 45-year coaching veteran, joins the FSU staff after spending last season as quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator at NCCU. This is Portee’s second stint at FSU; from 2007-08, Portee was assistant head coach, co-offensive coordinator and running backs coach with the Broncos.

Portee was running backs coach at North Carolina State University during the 2000-2006 seasons and held the same post with the Wolfpack from 1990-98. In between his two NCSU coaching campaigns, Portee spent the 1999 season in the NFL as running backs coach with the Cleveland Browns.

Portee is a graduate of Eastern Illinois University, where he played running back and defensive back before receiving his bachelor’s degree in Health and Physical Education in 1965. He went on to earn his master’s degree in Health and Physical Education from Illinois State University in 1971.

Portee’s coaching career began in 1965 at his alma mater, Eisenhower High School in Decatur, Ill., where he coached football, basketball and tennis. His collegiate coaching career started as a defensive and offensive backs coach at Illinois State University from 1969-1976.

From 1977-1981, he served as recruiting coordinator and defensive backs coach at Cornell University. He also spent time at the University of Maryland as an assistant coach, coaching outside linebackers and wide receivers from 1982-1989.

WIDE RECEIVERS

A 2004 graduate of Fayetteville State, Wayman Westbrooks is in his second year as Fayetteville State University’s Wide Receivers coach.

Since graduating from FSU, Westbrooks has coached wide receivers at Maryvale High School in Phoenix, AZ at Phoenix College and at West Phoenix High School.

At Maryvale HS, Westbrooks also coached defensive backs and punters and helped Maryvale to two conference championships and two appearances in the Arizona state playoffs.

During his two years at Phoenix College, Westbrooks helped six wide receivers earn scholarships at four-year colleges, one of which is currently playing professionally for the Arizona Rattlers of the Arena Football League.

As a player, Westbrooks starred at Wide Receiver and Punter at FSU from 2001-03. He was a team-captain on the 2002 and 2003 Broncos team that won back-to-back CIAA Championships.

In 2001, Westbrooks was All-CIAA honorable mention and in 2002 set an FSU single-season record, which would later be broken by Daryl Barnett, with 10 touchdown catches.

He is married to Angela Westbrooks and they three children Hassan, 13, Mireya, 2, and Jalen, 1.

ASSISTANT COACHES

WAYMAN WESTBROOKS

JAMES WILLIAMS

ASSISTANT COACHES

ASST. DEFENSIVE BACKS

DALVON MACK

GRADUATE ASSISTANT

FAYETTEVILLE STATE BRONCOS “FUELED BY WINNING” The defending CIAA Champion Fayetteville State football team enters the 2010 season with a blend of experience and fresh faces. The Broncos return 13 starters from last season’s 8-4 team that captured the school’s third CIAA title. With Head Coach Kenny Phillips back for his 11th season, FSU’s quest for a fourth title is fueled by winning.

OFFENSE

Returning to the backfield is alleverything senior running back Richard Medlin (Raleigh, NC); who has led FSU in rushing two of his three seasons.

Medlin rushed for 667 yards in 2009 and has 10 touchdowns in each of the last two seasons. His 23 career rushing touchdowns are second best in FSU history. He has accumulated 1,949 yards on the ground and has returned 29 #22 Richard Medlin career kick returns for 858 yards.

Transfer Marvin Crews (Brooklyn, NY) will make an immediate impact in the backfield at the fullback and halfback position.

Standing 6-foot-5 at 265 pounds, Crews started at fullback for two seasons at Hudson Valley Community College.

“Crews is a large fullback that is extremely athletic. He’s a devastating blocker at the point of attack. I expect him to play a large role in our offense at the H-Back position, replacing his former Hudson Valley teammate Tyshon Gurley,” stated FSU Offensive line coach Gary Lowery.

Helping Medlin gain yards, and touchdowns, will be an offensive line that returns four of five starters from the Broncos’ first-round NCAA Division II tournament game against California University of Pennsylvania. Anchoring the line is two-time All-CIAA second team senior center Dillon Kestner (Durham, NC). Also returning are junior Larry McDonald (Red Springs, NC), sophomore #50 Dillon Kestner Alexander Anthony (Murfreesboro, NC) and junior Jerald Hunter (Henderson, NC).

FSU will continue to look for a winning chemistry at the quarterback position. Third-string quarterback Jamere Pugh had a surprising CIAA Championship game with three catches and one touchdown. His move to the wide receiver corps will remain, while the Broncos look for leadership from transfers and new signees.

New signee James Harvin will have a shot at the quarterback position. The former team captain of Victory Christian High School in Charlotte, NC is 6-foot-1 and 175 pounds.

With the addition of Pugh, Sidney McClettie and BJ Washington will be the top two receivers returning. The two finished the season with as much as nine games played and an average of 180 yards between the two. Washington (Baltimore, MD) had 14 catches for 221 yards and one touchdown. McClettie (Charlotte, NC) had the fourth longest catch of the season with a 42 yard haul#19 BJ Washington in.

DEFENSE

Defensively, FSU will look to replace several key graduating seniors, including starting linebackers Marcos Esquivel, Gerard Atkinson and Joe Brown and safeties Adrian Horton and Jeffrey Gowdy.

Bryce Williams, of St. Petersburg, FL, is a former teammate of All-CIAA Linebacker Marcos Esquivel. The 6-foot-2, 215 pound linebacker is on the LB’s in the Western States Football League at Mesa Community College.

“Bryce has a reputation for being very physical and intimidating on the field. Williams will have an excellent opportunity at gaining immediate playing time at the linebacker position.” FSU defensive backs coach David Bowser.

The Broncos expect great seasons from senior cornerback John Hicks (Wilmington, NC) as well as senior defensive end Darius Powell (Waldorf MD), sophomore nose guard Jamaal Dixon (Gatesville, NC) .

In FSU Head Coach Kenny Phillips’ defensive system, corners are often required to play near the line of #20 John Hicks scrimmage and help stop the run.

Bowser said Hicks’ physical nature makes that natural for him.

In 2009, Hicks had 24 tackles, four pass breakups, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery.

“John has no problem with coming up on run support,” Bowser said. “I never have to worry about, week-to-week, if John is willing to put his body on the line. You have to be willing to run

and be willing to put a pad on somebody if you’re going to play defense for Coach Phillips.”

Hicks will team up with sophomore Joshua Wilkins (Riviera Beach, FL) to man the cornerback positions. Against Bowie State, Wilkins’ 97-yard interception return for a touchdown was the longest in Broncos’ history.

Jamaal Dixon, one of the few true freshmen to see action for Phillips’ team in 2009, was selected to the CIAA All-Rookie team and sealed FSU’s 21-10 CIAA Championship win over Bowie State with a 22-yard interception return for a touchdown.

Newcomer Daniel Pinnix (6-1, 205 lbs.) from High Point (NC) Andrews High School will rotate from the linebacker position to the defensive end position. Pinnix was a two-time PAC 6 2-A All-Conference selection by the Greensboro News & Record. He can bench press 315 lbs and was named the team’s strongest player. Daniel led the PAC 6 conference with 110 tackles (85 solo) and 13 sacks.

“Daniel is a very versatile player and can play multiple positions.

He was forced to play defensive end this year and ended up on the All-Conference team. He’s got the tools and has a great football IQ. He was 160 pounds when he got here and now he’s a monster in the weight room and our strongest player.” - H.P. Andrews Head Coach Rodney McKoy “He was able to be a game-changer at times for H.P Andrews. In combination with Quan Stevenson (who is committed to Duke) they had a pretty potent one-two punch at linebacker.” - Steve Hans, Sports Writer, The High Point Enterprise SPECIAL TEAMS

FSU will also return, for the second straight season the CIAA Special Teams Player of the Year (Medlin won the award in

2008). Junior kicker Austin Turner topped the CIAA with 88 points, 34-of-37 PAT’s and 17 field goals. He was also named the Pigskin Club’s CIAA Player of the Year.

#14 Austin Turner

Turner put points on the board at a historic rate this season. In fact, Turner’s 88 points last season are the third most in single-season school history. His 17 field goals are the second most in a single season and in a career at FSU. In the Broncos’ 30-20 win over Bowie State on Sept. 12, Turner booted a 49-yard field goal- The longest in FSU history.

“Before Austin leaves here, he’ll probably own every kicking record at the university,” Phillips said.

Phillips’ team will carry several good streaks into the 2010 campaign. FSU has won nine of its last 11 road games and allowed only 16.5 points per game in those contests. In CIAA play, the Broncos have won 16 of their last 21 games.

Did You Know?

• Under Head Coach Kenny Phillips, FSU has scored 30 or more points 35 times. The Broncos are 31-4 in those games. FSU is 10-0 under Phillips when scoring 50 or more points and 4-0 when scoring 60 or more points.

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FSU senior running back Richard Medlin has 23 career rushing touchdowns, second best in FSU history.

Over the last two seasons, FSU has compiled a 16-6 record and a .727 winning percentage. The only two-year winning percentage better is a .785 percentage (11-3-1) from 1975-76.

Challenging First Half Schedule face 2009 CIAA Champions Fayetteville State Plays Six Opponents with Six or More ’09 Victories Fayetteville, NC – The 2009 CIAA Football Champions Fayetteville State University will square-off against six teams which finished with six or more victories. The schedule will also highlight the Broncos longest rival in football history – Winston-Salem State. FSU won back-to-back championships in ‘02 - ’03 and will look to accomplish the same feat in 2010.

“This is not the first time we’ve played a difficult schedule, that’s one of the things we’ve always done here,” said Broncos head coach Kenny Phillips. “We try to play the toughest competition we can play in the beginning of the season and it usually helps

when we get to the middle and end of the season.”

The season will begin on September 4th in Pembroke, NC at the 2nd Annual Two Rivers Classic against UNC Pembroke. The Braves finished the ’09 season with a 9-2 overall record which includes a trip to the NCAA DII Playoffs. The two institutions met on the gridiron for the very first time last year.

UNCP won 41-34 in triple-overtime in front of 8,300 fans. Kickoff for the classic is set for six o’clock pm.

The Broncos will honor the ’09 championship team once again, but for the public, during its first home game of the 2010 season on September 11th. Bowie State University (6-5 overall last season) and FSU met twice in 2009, including FSU’s 21-10 win over the Bulldogs in the CIAA Championship game.

FSU won the regular season contest 30-20.

Fayetteville State leads the 28-game series 15-12-1 and in championship games 2-0.

FSU Director of Athletics Dr. Edward McLean and the Broncos will return to Rocky Mount, NC for the 13th Annual Down East Classic on September 18. Dr. McLean developed the event when he was the director at Elizabeth City State. The classic will feature the Broncos against Vikings. ECSU finished 7-4 overall last season with a 21-7 loss to Tuskegee in the Pioneer Bowl. The Broncos-Vikings rivalry is second longest FSU football history. In 60 contests, ECSU has a slight 29-23-5 lead with three scores unaccounted for. The first Down East Classic — a 10-7 FSU win over the Vikings — resulted in the largest number of fans in the history of the Rocky Mount Athletic Complex. An average of nearly 8,000 fans has attended the game each year.

With the return of Winston-Salem State to the CIAA, the Broncos longest rivalry will be reignited on September 25th in Luther “Nick” Jeralds Stadium. FSU and WSSU first met on the gridiron in 1940 and have squared off 62 times while the Rams hold a 44-15-3 series advantage. This will be the first game between FSU and WSSU in Fayetteville since 2005. Adding intrigue to the match-up is former FSU Offensive Coordinator and now Rams Head Coach - Connell Maynor. Maynor spent his last ten seasons with Phillips and the Broncos on the sideline.

Fayetteville State will hit the road for three consecutive away games. The first will the homecoming contest for the Saint Augustine’s on October 2. The Broncos man-handled the Falcons last season 56-6 during its own homecoming and has won the last three match-ups.

FSU will continue on the highway for a contest against Virginia State (6-4 overall last season) on October 9th in Petersburg, VA and its final away game of the regular season on October 16th against Shaw. The 6-4 Trojans defeated Fayetteville State 25-20. The defeat marked three consecutive losses in LNJ Stadium last season.

The 8-2 Shaw Bears were eliminated from championship contention by the Broncos last season. As the seventh opponent of the season, the games against Shaw normally determine if the Broncos will make a trip to the CIAA Championships. FSU missed it trip in 2008 with a 19-12 loss to the Bears and advanced last season with a 29-28 victory.

Bronco Homecoming Activities will be highlighted by a football contest against Livingstone on October 23. The last victory for the Blue Bears over the Broncos was in 2003; a 28-27 homecoming victory for LC. Kenny Phillips is 9-1 against Livingstone and has won three-straight homecoming games.

Phillips’ team will close out the regular season with home games against Johnson C. Smith and Virginia Union. On October 30, the Golden Bulls will come into LNJ Stadium for a one o’clock match-up while the Panthers will do the same on November 6. JCSU held a 12-7 halftime lead over the Broncos.

Virginia Union, who finished 6-4 overall last season and lost a three-way tie coin toss for a championship appearance. In 19 contests, VUU leads the series 9-8-2. FSU won six games in row from 2002-2006 including the CIAA Championship game in 2003 but lost the previous contest in 2007, 34-17 on the Broncos’ field.

KENNY PHILLIPS’ 2010 CIAA PREDICTED ORDER OF FINISH Fayetteville State

Shaw

Bowie State

Elizabeth City State

Winston-Salem State

Virginia Union

Virginia State

St. Augustine’s

Chowan

St. Paul’s

Johnson C. Smith

Livingstone

Lincoln (Pa.)

UNC PEMBROKE Location: Pembroke, NC 28372 Founded: 1887 Enrollment: 6,300 Mascot: Braves School Colors: Black & Gold Stadium: Grace P. Johnson Stadium Capacity: 3,300 Surface: Natural Grass Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Independent Chancellor: Dr. Kyle R. Carter Athletic Director: Dan Kenney Sports Information Director: Todd Anderson SID E-Mail: todd.anderson@uncp.edu SID Office Phone: (910) 521-6371 SID Fax: (910) 521-6551 Football Press Box: (910) 775-4378 Web Site: UNCPBraves.com

Coaching Staff Head Coach: Alma Mater/Year: Career Record: Record at UNCP: Office Phone:

Pete Shinnick Colorado, 1988 75-32 (10 Seasons) 22-10 (3 seasons) (910) 775-4232

Assistant Coaches Asst. Head Coach, Offensive Line Steve Saulnier Defensive Coordinator, LBs Shane Richardson Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks Geoff Buffum Secondary, Special Teams Coord.

O.C. Williams Wide Receivers Jammie Deese Defensive Line Jim Miller Graduate Assistant James Cadiz Graduate Assistant Jake Thomas Student Assistant William McIntyre

Pete Shinnick Head Coach

Pete Shinnick Head Coach

2009 RESULTS Aug. 29 at Fayetteville State W Sept. 5 ST. PAUL’S W Sept. 12 WINGATE W Sept. 19 at Carson-Newman L Sept. 26 LANE W Oct. 3 WEBBER INTERNATIONAL W Oct. 10 at Fairmont State W Oct. 24 at Concord W Oct. 31 at Frostburg State W Nov. 7 at North Greenville W Nov. 14 at #21 Arkansas Tech ! L

! = NCAA Playoffs

Pete Shinnick Head Coach

41-34 2OT 37-0 24-13 22-35 43-3 30-3 38-7 27-9 52-7 42-14 13-41

Team Information 2009 Record: Conference Record/Finish: Basic Offense: Basic Defense: Lettermen Returning/Lost: Starters Returning/Lost:

2010 SCHEDULE Sept. 4 FAYETTEVILLE STATE Sept. 11 at St. Paul’s Sept. 18 at Wingate Sept. 25 CARSON-NEWMAN Oct. 2 at Glenville State Oct. 9 at Webber International Oct. 16 FAIRMONT STATE Oct. 23 at Winston-Salem State Oct. 30 CONCORD Nov. 6 NORTH GREENVILLE

9-2 N/A Multiple Multiple 53/14 Off. 9/2 Def. 10/1

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BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY Location: Bowie, Maryland 20715 Founded: January 9, 1865 Enrollment: 5,617 Mascot: Bulldogs School Colors: Black and Gold Stadium: Bulldogs Capacity: 2,964 Surface: Synthetic Turf Affiliation: NCAA – Division II Conference: CIAA President: Dr. Mickey L. Burnim Athletic Director: TBA Sports Information Director: Gregory C. Goings SID E-mail: ggoings@bowiestate.edu SID Office Phone: (301) 860-3574 SID Fax: (301) 860-3585 Press Box: (301) 464-7129 Athletic Wesite: www,bsubulldogs.com

COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Alma Mater (Year): Record at BSU (Years): Career Record (Years): Football Office Phone:

Damon Wilson Bowie State (2000) 6 - 5 (2nd Season) Same (301) 860-3578

Assistant Coaches Defensive Coordinator Antone’ Sewell Associate Head Coach / Offensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks Gary Harrell Director of Football Operations & Defensive Line

Aaron Kinchen Offensive Line / Strength & Conditioning / Recruiting Coordinator Richard Reddix Linebackers / Video Coordinator Lee Best Special Teams & Running Backs Theron Smith Defensive Backs Terrence Stafford Administrative Assistant Arthur Thomas

Damon Wilson Head Coach

Damon Wilson Head Coach

2009 RESULTS Aug. 29 at Slippery Rock Sept. 5 SHEPHERD Sept. 12 FAYETTEVILLE ST. Sept. 19 LIVINGSTONE Sept. 26 SHAW Oct. 3 at Lincoln (Pa.) Oct. 10 at Elizabeth City St. Oct. 17 SAINT PAUL’S Oct. 24 at Virginia Union Oct. 31 at Virginia State Nov. 7 vs. Fayetteville St. # # CIAA Championship

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Damon Wilson Head Coach

27-31 23-21 20-30 51-0 31-24(2OT) 51-20 37-33 14-0 16-17 12-14 10-21

TEAM INFORMATION Overall Record Last Year: 6–5 Conference Record: 5–2 Basic Offense: Multiple Defense: 4–3 Lettermen Returning: Offense: 17, Defense: 21 Starters Returning: Offense: 8, Defense: 9

2010 SCHEDULE Aug 28 at Seton Hill Sept. 4 at Morgan State Sept. 11 at Fayetteville State Sept. 18 at Livingstone * Sept. 25 VIRGINIA UNION * Oct. 2 VIRGINIA STATE * Oct. 9 vs. Saint Paul’s * $ Oct. 16 LINCOLN (PA) HC Oct. 23 ELIZABETH CITY ST. * Oct. 31 at Chowan * $ Played In Roanoke (VA)

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ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY Location: Elizabeth City, NC 27909 Founded: 1891 Enrollment: 3,042 (Spring 2010) Mascot: Vikings School Colors: Royal & White Stadium: Roebuck Capacity: 5,000 Surface: Natural Grass Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: CIAA Chancellor: Dr. Willie J. Gilchrist Athletic Director: Thurlis J. Little Sports Information Director: April J. Emory SID E-Mail: aemory@mail.ecsu.edu SID Office Phone: (252) 335-3278 SID Fax: (252) 335-3627 Football Press Box: (252) 335-3582 Web Site: www.ecsuvikings.com

Coaching Staff Head Coach: Alma Mater/Year: Career Record: Record at ECSU: Office Phone:

Waverly Tillar Virginia Union/1975 35-39 (7 seasons) 35-39 (7 seasons) (252) 335-3628

Assistant Coaches Asst. Head Coach/Quarterbacks Willie Gillus Co-Defensive Coordinator Marcus Hilliard Offensive Coordinator Alvin Parker Wide Receivers Monterio Hand Offensive Line Bill Holt Linebackers Steve Rankin Video Coordinator DeCarlos Mitchell Tight Ends Dan Herlihy

Team Information Waverly Tillar Head Coach

MALCOLM JENKINS Defensive End

2009 RESULTS Aug. 29 at Shaw Sept. 5 at Johnson C. Smith Sept. 12 Tusculum Sept. 19 vs. Chowan Sept. 26 at St. Augustine’s Oct, 3 at Virginia State Oct. 10 Bowie State Oct. 17 Lincoln (Pa) Oct. 24 at Saint Paul’s Oct. 31 at Virginia Union Dec. 5 vs. Tuskegee !

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CREVEN POWELL Quarterback

54-30 51-10 49-29 35-30 29-27 23-10 37-33 54-18 38-12 21-13 21-7

2009 Record: 7-4 Conference Record/Finish: 5-2 Basic Offense: Multiple Basic Defense: Multiple Lettermen Returning: Offense 15, Defense 22 Starters Returning: Offense 7, Defense 9

2010 SCHEDULE Aug. 28 Johnson C. Smith Sept. 2 at Central Arkansas Sept. 18 vs. Fayetteville State Sept. 25 Shaw Oct. 2 Saint Paul’s Oct. 9 Virginia Union Oct. 14 at Virginia State Oct. 23 at Bowie State Oct. 30 Chowan Nov. 6 at Lincoln (Pa.)

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WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIVERSITY Location: Winston-Salem, NC Founded: 1892 Enrollment: 6,442 Mascot: Rams School Colors: Red & White Stadium: Bowman Gray Stadium Capacity: 18,000 Surface: Natural Grass (Bermuda) Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: CIAA Chancellor: Dr. Donald J. Reaves Athletic Director: William “Bill” Hayes Asst. AD For Media Relations: Chris Zona SID E-Mail: zonac@wssu.edu SID Office Phone: (336) 750-2143 SID Fax: (336) 750-2144 Football Press Box: (336) 783-3432 Web Site: WSSURams.com

Coaching Staff Head Coach: Connell Maynor Alma Mater/Year: North Carolina A&T State/1995 Record at WSSU (Seasons) 0-0 (1st) Career Record (Seasons) Same as above Office Phone: (336) 750-2960 Assistant Coaches Assistant Head Coach Defensive Coordinator Defensive Line Defensive Backs Wide Receivers Director of Video Services Football Equipment Manager

Connell Maynor Head Coach

Juan corders Linebacker

2009 RESULTS Sept. 5 NC A&T Sept. 10 FLORIDA A&M Sept. 19 vs. Morgan State Sept. 26 at South Carolina State Oct. 3 at Howard Oct. 17 at UC Davis Oct. 24 at Bethune-Cookman Oct. 31 HAMPTON Nov. 7 DELAWARE STATE Nov. 14 NC CENTRAL Nov. 21 at Norfolk State

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Dominique fitzgerald Wide Receiver

19-10 34-10 16-10 27-10 7-3 45-14 16-10 16-13 24-21 18-10 28-21

John Eder Kienus Boulware Mike Ketchum Richard Hayes Duane Taylor Eric Estes Jay Robinson

Team Information 2009 Record 1-10 Basic Offense Multiple Basic Defense Multiple Starters Returning 9 (six offense, three defense) Starters Lost 13 (six offense, seven defense) Letterwinners Returning 38 (17 offense, 21 defense) Letterwinners Lost 36 (20 offense, 16 defense)

2010 SCHEDULE Aug. 28 vs. VIRGINIA UNION 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 4 at North Carolina A&T 6:00 p.m.

Sept. 11 at North Carolina Central 6:00 p.m.

Sept. 18 CHOWAN 6:00 p.m.

Sept. 25 at Fayetteville State 6:00 p.m.

Oct. 2 at Johnson C. Smith 6:00 p.m.

Oct. 9 ST. AUGUSTINE’S 6:00 p.m.

Oct. 16 LIVINGSTONE 6:00 p.m.

Oct. 23 UNC-PEMPROKE 1:30 p.m.

Oct. 30 at Shaw 1:00 p.m.

SAINT AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE Location: Raleigh, NC 27610 Founded: 1867 Enrollment: 1,400 Mascot: Falcons School Colors: Blue and White Stadium: Broughton High School Stadium Capacity: 3,800 Surface: Natural Grass Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: CIAA President: Dr. Dianne Boardley Suber Athletic Director: George Williams Sports Information Director: Anthony Jeffries SID E-Mail: awjeffries@st-aug.edu SID Office Phone: (919) 516-4141 SID Fax: (919) 516-5810 Football Press Box: (919) 274-7552 Web Site: www.st-aug.edu/sports-page/index.htm

Coaching Staff Head Coach: Alma Mater/Year: Career Record: Record at SAC: Office Phone:

Michael Costa Norfolk State 41-88 (13 seasons) 31-47 (8 seasons) (919) 516-5180

Assistant Coaches Co-Defensive Coord./Rec. Coord. Tremayne Henry Co-Defensive Coordinator Willie Bennett Offensive Coordinator Jermaine Gales Quarterbacks Matthew Montgomery Offensive Line Anthony Scott Wide Receivers Kevin Dial Linebackers/Video Coordinator Demius Frazier Secondary William Frizzelle

Michael Costa

Head Coach

Joaquin green

Quarterback

2009 RESULTS Aug. 29 Catawba L 7-25 Sept. 5 Univ. of Charleston L (3OTs) 41-43 Sept. 12 at Mars Hill L 14-20 Sept. 19 Virginia State W 27-14 Sept. 26 Elizabeth City State L 27-29 Oct. 3 at Shaw L 32-42 Oct. 10 Johnson C. Smith W 27-9 Oct. 17 Livingstone W 31-7 Oct. 24 at Fayetteville State L 6-56 Oct. 31 at Chowan W 28-18

mark hall

Linebacker

Team Information 2009 Record: Conference Record/Finish: Basic Offense: Basic Defense: Lettermen Returning: Starters Returning/Lost:

2010 SCHEDULE Sept. 4 at Catawba Sept. 11 Mars Hill Sept. 18 Saint Paul’s Sept. 25 at Lincoln (Pa.) Oct. 2 Fayetteville State Oct. 9 at Winston-Salem State Oct. 16 at Central State Oct. 23 at Johnson C. Smith Oct. 30 at Livingstone Nov. 6 Shaw

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4-6 4-3 Pro I Spread 4-3 38 17/5

VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY Location: Petersburg, Virginia 23806 Founded: March 6, 1882 Enrollment: 5,000 Mascot: Trojans School Colors: Orange and Blue Stadium: Rogers Stadium Capacity: 13,500 Surface: Natural Grass Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: CIAA President: Dr. Keith T. Miller Athletic Director: Peggy Davis Sports Information Director: Jason Pompey SID E-Mail: jpompey@vsu.edu SID Office Phone: (804) 524-5028 SID Fax: (804) 524-5763 Football Press Box: (804) 524-4886 Web Site: www.vsu.edu/pages/102.asp

Coaching Staff Head Coach: Alma Mater/Year: Career Record: Record at VSU: Office Phone:

Andrew Faison Virginia State / 1981 41-39 (8 seasons) 41-39 (8 seasons) (804) 524-5600

Assistant Coaches Offensive Coordinator/WRs/QBs Corey Sullivan Defensive Coordinator/DBs Errick Hargrove Defensive Line Larry Brooks Offensive Line Mike Arthur Running Backs/Special Teams Christopher Bates Outside Linebackers Theron Jones

Team Information

Andrew faison Head Coach

Markus copeland Offensive Tackle

2009 RESULTS Aug. 28 at Livingstone Sept. 5 at Norfolk State Sept. 12 Lincoln (MO) Sept. 19 at St. Augustine’s Sept. 26 at Fayetteville State Oct. 3 Elizabeth City State Oct. 10 Saint Paul’s Oct. 15 Virginia Union Oct. 24 at Lincoln (PA) Oct. 31 Bowie State

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lAquentin milo Linebacker

37-7 10-28 38-6 14-27 25-20 23-10 0-18 3-31 34-14 14-12

2009 Record: 6-4 Conference Record/Finish: 4-3 Basic Offense: Spread Basic Defense: 3-4 Lettermen Returning: Offense 28, Defense 24 Starters Returning: Offense 6, Defense 6

2010 SCHEDULE Aug. 28 Livingstone Sept. 4 OPEN Sept. 11 West Virginia State Sept. 18 at Norfolk State Sept. 25 at Chowan Oct. 2 at Bowie Oct. 9 Fayetteville State Oct. 14 Elizabeth City State Oct. 23 Lincoln (PA) Oct. 30 at Virginia Union Nov. 6 at Saint Paul’s

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SHAW UNIVERSITY Location: Raleigh, NC Founded: 1865 Enrollment: 2,440 Mascot: Bears School Colors: Maroon and White Stadium: Southeast Raleigh HS Capacity: 3,500 Surface: Natural Grass Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: CIAA Interim President: Dr. Dorothy Cowser Yancy Interim Athletic Director: Marcus Clarke Sports Information Director: Sherri Fillingham SID E-Mail: sfillingham@shawu.edu SID Office Phone: (919) 546-8250 SID Fax: (919) 546-8444 Football Press Box: (919) 623-9494 Web Site: www.shawbears.com

Coaching Staff Head Coach: Alma Mater/Year: Career Record: Record at SU: Office Phone:

Darrell Asberry Jackson State / 1994 27-16 (4 seasons) 27-16 (4 seasons) (919) 743-5709

Assistant Coaches Asst. Head Coach/Offensive Line Richard McGeorge Defensive Coordinator Robert Massey Defensive Line David Geralds Quarterbacks Jermonte Kimbrough Wide Receivers Tory Ross Running Backs Felton Page Special Teams Quincy Pedew

Team Information

darrell asberry Head Coach

markus mCelveen Offensive Line

2009 RESULTS Aug. 29 ELIZABETH CITY STATE W Sept. 5 at Bethune-Cookman W Sept. 12 CONCORDIA (AL) W Sept. 19 at Lincoln (PA) W Sept. 26 at Bowie State L (OT) Oct. 3 ST. AUGUSTINE’S W Oct. 11 at Fayetteville State L Oct. 17 at Chowan W Oct. 24 LIVINGSTONE W Oct. 31 JOHNSON C. SMITH W

raymond williams Running Back

54-30 20-6 28-20 68-6 24-31 42-32 28-29 53-20 54-3 50-0

2009 Record: Conference Record/Finish: Basic Offense: Basic Defense: Starters Returning:

2010 SCHEDULE Sept. 4 VIRGINIA UNION 6:00 p.m.

Sept. 11 at Elon 7:00 p.m.

Sept. 18 at Catawba 7:00 p.m.

Sept. 25 at Elizabeth City State 2:00 p.m.

Oct. 2 at Livingstone 1:30 p.m.

Oct. 9 at Johnson C. Smith 2:00 p.m.

Oct. 16 FAYETTEVILLE STATE 6:00 p.m.

Oct. 23 CHOWAN (HC) 4:00 p.m.

Oct. 30 WINSTON-SALEM STATE 1:00 p.m.

Nov. 6 at Saint Augustine’s 1:30 p.m.

8 –2 5-2 Spread Multiple 4-2-5 14

LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE Location: Salisbury, NC 28144 Founded: 1879 Enrollment: 1,100 Mascot: Blue Bears School Colors: Columbia Blue & Black Stadium: Alumni Memorial Capacity: 6,000 Surface: Natural Grass Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: CIAA President: Dr. Jimmy R. Jenkins Sr. Athletic Director: Dr. Darren Hamilton Sports Information Director: Rick Rogers SID E-Mail: rrogers@livingstone.edu SID Office Phone: (704) 216-6179 SID Fax: (704) 216-6278 Football Press Box: (704) 216-6275 Web Site: www.bluebearathletics.com

Coaching Staff Head Coach: Alma Mater/Year: Career Record: Record at ECSU: Office Phone:

Assistant Coaches Offensive Coordinator / QB’s Defensive Coordinator / LB’s Wide receivers / Special Teams

Team Information 2009 Record: Conference Record/Finish: Basic Offense: Basic Defense: Starters Returning:

elvin james Head Coach

alkeem deloatch Defensive Back

2009 RESULTS Aug. 29 VIRGINIA STATE Sept. 5 at Savannah State Sept. 12 at Catawba Sept. 19 at Bowie State Sept. 26 LINCOLN (PA) Oct. 3 JOHNSON C. SMITH Oct. 10 Chowan Oct. 17 at St. Augustine’s Oct. 24 at Shaw Oct. 27 Fayetteville State

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omar mcfadden Wide Receiver

7-37 12-34 0-51 0-51 0-10 15-30 33-42 14-0 3-54 8-31

2010 SCHEDULE Aug 28 at Virginia State Sept. 4 at Newberry Sept. 11 CATAWBA Sept. 18 Bowie State Sept. 25 at St. Paul’s Oct. 2 Shaw (HC) Oct. 9 WVa. Wesleyan Oct. 16 at Winston-Salem State Oct. 23 at Fayetteville State Oct. 30 St. Augustine’s Nov. 6 at Johnson C. Smith

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Elvin James Elizabeth City State 0-0 (1st season) 0-0 (1st season) (704) 216-6318 John Thomas William Orr Jonathan Brewer 0-10 0-7 Pro I Base 3-4 Offense 2, Defense 3

JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY Location: Charlotte, NC 28216 Founded: 1867 Enrollment: 1,630 Mascot: Golden Bulls School Colors: Navy & Gold Stadium: Irwin Belk Complex Capacity: 4,500 Surface: Natural Grass Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: CIAA President: Dr. Ronald L. Cartert Athletic Director: Stephen Joyner, Sr. Sports Information Director: Lamont Hinson SID E-Mail: lhinson@jcsu.edu SID Office Phone: (704) 378-1118 SID Fax: (704) 330-1426 Football Press Box: (704) Web Site: www.goldenbullsports.com

Coaching Staff Head Coach: Alma Mater/Year: Career Record: Record at ECSU: Office Phone:

Steven B. Aycock Savannah State /1994 3-7 (1 season) 3-7 (1 season) (704) 378-1208

Assistant Coaches Asst. Head Coach/Defensive Coord. Greg Richardson Defensive Line/Recruiting Coordinator Craig Cox Offensive Line Kevin Thompson Defensive Backs/Special Teams Donta Jones Offensive Line Asst Mike Craft Student Assistant Marshall Banks

Team Information

steven aycock Head Coach

jeremy franklin Wide Receiver

2009 RESULTS Aug. 29 at WV Tech L Sept. 5 Elizabeth City State L Sept. 12 at Edward Waters W Sept. 19 Virginia Union L Sept. 26 St. Paul’s W Oct. 3 at Livingstone W Oct. 10 at St. Augustine’s L Oct. 17 Fayetteville State L Oct. 24 at Chowan L Oct. 31 at Shaw L

lawyer montgomery Defensive Back

49-39 51-10 27-14 34-14 24-20 30-15 27-9 30-12 33-20 50-0

2009 Record: Conference Record/Finish: Basic Offense: Basic Defense: Lettermen Returning: Starters Returning:

2010 SCHEDULE Aug. 28 at Elizabeth City State 6:00 pm Sept. 2 at NC Central 7:00 pm Sept. 11 WV Tech 2:00 pm Sept. 18 Brevard 2:00 pm Oct. 2 Winston-Salem State 2:00 pm Oct. 9 Shaw 1:30 pm Oct. 16 at Virginia Union 1:00 pm Oct. 23 St. Augustine’s (HC) 1:00 pm Oct. 30 at Fayetteville State 1:00 pm Nov. 6 Livingstone 1:00 pm

3-7 2-5 Multiple 4-4 21 Offense 12, Defense 9

VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY Location: Richmond, VA 23220 Founded: 1865 Enrollment: 1,500 Mascot: Panthers School Colors: Maroon & Steel Stadium: Hovey Field Capacity: 10,000 Surface: Natural Grass Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: CIAA Acting President: Dr. Claude G. Perkins Athletic Director: Michael Bailey Sports Information Director: Jim Junot SID E-Mail: jjunot@vuu.edu SID Office Phone: (804) 342-1493 SID Fax: (804) 342-1485 Football Press Box: (804) 359-7669 Web Site: www.vuusports.com

Coaching Staff Head Coach: Alma Mater/Year: Career Record: Record at ECSU: Office Phone:

Michael Bailey Virginia Union/1986 6-4 (1 season) 6-4 (1 season) (804) 342-1264

Assistant Coaches Assistant Head Coach/WRs Calvin Randall Defensive Coordinator Edward Pointer Offensive Line/ Recruiting Coordinator Jason Mai Defensive Backs Jesse Chavis Defensive Line Emmanuel McNeil Running Backs Elihu Smith Assistant Defensive Line Chris Lawrence Assistant Offensive Line Jaison George Football Equipment Manager Sam Davis Special Asst Bernard Rucker

Team Information michael bailey Head Coach

andre leblanc Defensive Back

2009 RESULTS Aug. 27 EAST SROUDSBURG Sept. 6 at Central State

Sept. 12 at Old Dominion

Sept. 19 at Johnson C. Smith Sept. 26 CHOWAN Oct. 3 at Saint Paul’s Oct. 10 at Lincoln (PA) Oct. 15 at Virginia State Oct. 24 BOWIE STATE Oct. 31 ELIZABETH CITY state

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david mims Offensive Line

6-19 45-0 17-49 34-14 45-27 9-13 35-6 31-3 17-16 13-21

2009 Record: Conference Record/Finish: Basic Offense: Basic Defense: Lettermen Returning: Starters Returning:

2010 SCHEDULE Aug. 28 at Winston-Salem Sept. 4 at Shaw Sept. 18 LINCOLN (PA) Sept. 25 at Bowie State Sept. 2 at Chowan Sept. 9 at Elizabeth City State Sept. 16 JOHNSON C. SMITH Oct. 23 ST.PAUL’S Oct. 30 VIRGINA STATE Nov. 6 at Fayetteville State

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6-4 5-2 Pro Style 4-3 50 Offense 7, Defense 4

Antonio Allen SO, WR, 6-3, 162 lbs.

Raleigh, NC Athens Drive HS

Alexander Anthony Jeffrey Brooks Jeremy Cunningham Jarvis Denning Bruce Ellison John Hicks SO, OT, 6-3, 324 lbs. SR, RB, 5-10, 201 lbs. SR, LB, 6-1, 235lbs. SO, WR, 6-3, 185 lbs SO, LB, 5-9, 204 lbs. SR, CB, 5-10, 185 lbs.

Murfreesboro, NC Miami, FL Casa Grande, AZ Raleigh, NC Rocky Mount, NC Wilmington, NC Hertford County HS SC State Univ.

Scottsdale CC Word of God HS Edgecombe HS E.A. Laney HS

Bryan Houston William Hunt William Jacobs Carlin Jordan Dillon Kestner Joel Kuvuna Andre Lyles SO, LB, 5-11, 227 lbs. SO, DT, 6-5, 320 lbs. FR, DT, 5-9, 260 lbs. SO, FB, 5-11, 214 lbs. SR, C, 6-2, 291 lbs. SR, LB, 6-2, 220 lbs. JR, SS, 6-2, 198 lbs.

Raleigh, NC Plymouth, NC Fayetteville, NC Wilmington, NC Durham, NC Raleigh, NC Ahoskie, NC Athens Drive HS Plymouth HS Methodist Univ.

Ashley HS S. Durham HS Broughton HS Hertford County HS

Larry McDonald Richard Medlin Alexander Monk John Osborne Aaron Patterson Darius Powell JR, OG, 6-2, 331 lbs. SR, RB, 6-1, 202 lbs. SO, LB, 6-2, 205 lbs. SO, WR, 5-10, 175lbs. JR, DE, 6-2, 255 lbs. SR, LB, 6-3, 225 lbs.

Mebane, NC Raleigh, NC Kenansville, NC Charlotte, NC Mt. Holly, NC Waldorf, MD Orange HS Garner HS James Kenan HS Victory Christian HS East Gaston HS UNC Chapel Hill

Derric Privette JR, C, 6-3, 320 lbs.

Bunn, NC Bunn HS

Jamere Pugh

Derrick Redman

Dennis Rorie

Michael Staton

Austin Turner JR, K, 6-0, 247 lbs.

Charlotte, NC San Diego, CA Victory Christian HS Mesa CC

SO, WR, 5-11, 165 lbs. SO, DT, 6-2, 254 lbs. SO, WR, 6-3, 210 lbs. SO, RB, 5-5, 145 lbs.

Henderson, NC Southern Vance HS

Fuquay-Varina, NC Fuquay-Varina HS

Wadesboro, NC Anson HS

Benjamin Washington Joshua Wilkins Anthony Williams Odell Winfield SR, WR, 6-0, 190 lbs. SO, CB, 5-10, 186 lbs. SO, RB, 5-11, 250 lbs. JR, OL, 6-4, 384 lbs.

Baltimore, MD Riviera Beach, FL Clayton, NC Benson, NC Ventura JC Central Michigan Clayton HS West Johnston HS

Marcus Uzzell Kavarius Walker JR, OL, 6-7, 265 lbs. SR, LB, 6-0, 203 lbs.

Goldsboro, NC Miami, FL Goldsboro HS Ventura JC

NO 1 2 4 5 10 14 15 18 19 20 22 23 26 27 28 32 33 34 40 43 47 50 52 51 55 64 70 71 72 75 76 78 79 84 85 87 99

NAME Jamere Pugh BJ Washington Andre Lyles Jeffrey Brooks Alexander Monk Austin Turner Kavarius Walker Sidney McClettie BJ Washington John Hicks Richard Medlin Michael Staton Spenser Terry Anthony Williams Joshua Wilkins Bryan Houston Jeremy Cunningham Carlin Jordan Darius Powell Dennis Rorie Antonio Allen Dillon Kestner Joel Kuvuna Larry McDonald Bruce Ellison William Hunt Jamil Williams Derric Privette Derrick Redman Alexander Anthony Marcus Uzzell Odell Winfield Roman Jones John Osborne Jamaal Dixon Jarvis Denning William Jacobs

BRONCOS 2010 RETURNING NUMERICAL ROSTER CL POS HT WT Hometown (Last School) SO WR 5-11 165 Henderson, NC (Southern Vance HS) SR WR 6-0 190 Baltimore, MD (Ventura JC) JR SS 6-2 198 Ahoskie, NC (Hertford County HS) SR RB 5-10 201 Miami, FL (SC State) SO LB 6-2 205 Kenansville, NC (James Kenan HS) JR K 6-0 247 San Diego, CA (Mesa CC) SR LB 6-0 203 Miami, FL (Ventura) JR WR 6-4 215 Charlotte, NC (Victory Christian HS) SR WR 6-0 190 Baltimore, MD (Ventura JC) SR CB 5-10 185 Wilmington, NC (E.A. Laney HS) SR RB 6-1 202 Raleigh, NC (Garner HS) SO RB 5-5 145 Charlotte, NC (Victory Christian HS) JR FS 6-0 180 Raleigh, NC (Broughton HS) SO RB 5-11 250 Clayton, NC (Clayton HS) SO CB 5-10 186 Riviera Beach, FL (Central Michigan) SO LB 5-11 227 Raleigh, NC (Athens Drive HS) SR LB 6-1 235 Casa Grande, AZ (Scottsdale CC) SO FB 5-11 214 Wilmington, NC (Ashley HS) SR LB 6-3 225 Waldorf, MD (UNC Chapel Hill) SO WR 6-3 210 Wadesboro, NC (Anson HS) SO WR 6-3 162 Raleigh, NC (Athens Drive HS) SR C 6-2 291 Durham, NC (Southern Durham HS) SR LB 6-2 220 Raleigh, NC (Broughton HS) JR OG 6-2 331 Mebane, NC (Orange HS) SO LB 5-9 204 Rocky Mount, NC (Edgecombe HS) SO DT 6-5 320 Plymouth, NC (Plymouth HS) SO OG 6-7 295 Charlotte, NC (West Charlotte HS) JR C 6-3 320 Bunn, NC (Bunn HS) SO DT 6-2 254 Fuquay-Varina, NC (Fuquay-Varina HS) SO OT 6-3 324 Murfreesboro, NC (Hertford Cty. HS) JR OL 6-7 265 Goldsboro, NC (Goldsboro HS) JR OL 6-4 384 Benson, NC (West Johnston HS) JR OT 6-8 405 Rembert, SC (St. Augustine’s) SO WR 5-10 175 Charlotte, NC (Victory Christian HS) SO DE 6-6 278 Gatesville, NC (Gates County HS) SO WR 6-3 185 Raleigh, NC (Word of God HS) JR DT 5-9 260 Fayetteville, NC (Methodist)

Antonio Allen Freshman (RS) Wide Receiver 6-3, 162 lbs.

Raleigh, NC Athens Drive HS

PARTICIPATION

G 2009 0 No other statistics TOTAL 0 No other statistics

Alexander Anthony Sophomore Offensive Tackle 6-3, 324 lbs.

Murfreesboro, NC Hertford County HS

Jeffrey Brooks Senior (RS) Running Back 5-10, 201 lbs.

Miami, FL SC State Univ.

RUSHING

G Att Yds 2008 3 8 89 2009 9 13 46 TOTAL 12 21 135

TD 1 0 1

SCORING

G TD Rush Retn 2PAT 2008 3 1 1 0 0 2009 9 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 12 1 1 0 0

ALL PURPOSE

G Rush Rec 2008 3 89 0 2009 9 46 0 TOTAL 12 135 0

RUSHING

G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 2009 11 1 8 0 8 8.0 0.7 TOTAL 11 1 8 0 8 8.0 0.7 TOTAL OFFENSE

G Rush Pass Ttl Avg/G 2009 11 8 0 8 0.7 TOTAL 11 8 0 8 0.7

TACKLES

G UA A Ttl TFL Yds 2009 11 27 42 69 6.0 22 TOTAL 11 27 42 69 6.0 22 SACKS

G UA A Ttl Yds 2009 11 1 2 2.0 13 TOTAL 11 1 2 2.0 13

DENNING, Jarvis

FG 0 0 0

Ttl Avg/G 6 2.0 0 0.0 6 0.5

TD 0 0 0

Lg Avg/R Avg/G 25 18.8 31.3 65 30.1 56.8 65 27.5 50.4

PR 0 0 0

KR IR 94 0 511 0 605 0

Ttl Avg/G 183 61.0 557 61.9 740 61.7

John Hicks Senior (RS) Defensive Back 5-10, 185 lbs.

Wilmington, NC E.A. Laney HS

HICKS, John

SCORING

G TD Retn 2PAT 2008 10 1 1 0 2009 12 0 0 0 TOTAL 22 1 1 0 PUNT RETURNS

G No. Yds 2008 10 1 42 2009 12 0 0 TOTAL 22 1 42

ALL PURPOSE

G Rush Rec PR Ttl Avg/G 2009 11 8 0 0 8 0.7 TOTAL 11 8 0 0 8 0.7

Lg Avg/C Avg/G 31 11.1 29.7 20 3.5 5.1 31 6.4 11.2

TOTAL OFFENSE

G Rush Pass Ttl Avg/G 2008 3 89 0 89 29.7 2009 9 46 0 46 5.1 TOTAL 12 135 0 135 11.2

KICK RETURNS

G No. Yds 2008 3 5 94 2009 9 17 511 TOTAL 12 22 605

Jeremy Cunningham Senior Linebacker 6-1, 235 lbs.

Casa Grande, AZ Scottsdale CC

PD FR 1 2 1 2

Jarvis Denning Freshman (RS) Wide Receiver 6-3, 185 lbs.

Raleigh, NC Word of God HS

INTERCEPTIONS

G No. Yds 2008 10 1 24 2009 12 0 0 TOTAL 22 1 24

ALL PURPOSE

G Rush Rec 2008 10 0 0 2009 12 0 0 TOTAL 22 0 0 TACKLES

G UA-A Ttl Blkd 2008 10 15-9 24 2009 12 17-7 24 TOTAL 22 32-16 48

TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G 1 21 42.0 4.2 0 0 0.0 0.0 1 21 42.0 1.9 TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G 0 24 24.0 2.4 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 24 24.0 1.1 PR KR IR 42 0 24 0 0 0 42 0 24

Ttl Avg/G 66 6.6 0 0.0 66 3.0

TFL Yds PD

FF FR

1.0 0.0 1.0

PARTICIPATION

G 2009 0 No other statistics TOTAL 0 No other statistics

ELLISON, Bruce

Bruce Ellison Sophomore Linebacker 5-9, 204 lbs.

Rocky Mount, NC Edgecombe HS

PUNTING

G No. Yards Lg Avg 2008 1 1 36 36 36.0 TOTAL 1 1 36 36 36.0

HOUSTON, Brian TACKLES

G 2009 8 TOTAL 8

Ttl Avg/G 6 0.6 0 0.0 6 0.3

UA A Ttl 2 7 9 2 7 9

3 0 3

11 4 15

0 1 1

0 1 1

Bryan Houston Sopomore Linebacker 5-11, 227 lbs.

Raleigh, NC Athens Drive HS

HUNT, William TACKLES

G 2009 5 TOTAL 5

UA A Ttl 2 3 5 2 3 5

JACOBS, William

William Hunt Sophomore Defensive Tackle 6-5, 320 lbs.

Plymouth, NC Plymouth HS

ALL PURPOSE

G Rush Rec PR KR 2009 3 1 8 0 0 TOTAL 3 1 8 0 0

KESTNER, Dillon

William Jacobs Freshman (RS) Defensive Tackle 5-9, 260 lbs.

Fayetteville, NC Methodist Univ.

JORDAN,Carlin RUSHING

G 2009 3 TOTAL 3

Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 1 1 0 1 1.0 0.3 1 1 0 1 1.0 0.3

TOTAL OFFENSE

G Rush Pass Ttl Avg/G 2009 3 1 0 1 0.3 TOTAL 3 1 0 1 0.3

RECEIVING

G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2009 3 1 8 1 8 0.3 8.0 2.7 TOTAL 3 1 8 1 8 0.3 8.0 2.7 SCORING

G 2009 3 TOTAL 3

TD Rush Pass Ttl Avg/G 1 0 1 6 2.0 1 0 1 6 2.0

KICK RETURNS

G No. Yds 2009 3 1 0 TOTAL 3 1 0

Ttl Avg/G 9 3.0 9 3.0

Dillon Kestner Senior Center 6-2, 291 lbs.

Durham, NC Southern Durham HS

TACKLES

G UA A Ttl TFL Yds 2008 7 0 1 1 0.5 2 2009 9 0 0 0 0.0 0 TOTAL 16 0 1 1 0.5 2

Andre Lyles Junior (RS) Strong Safety 6-2, 198 lbs.

Ahoskie, NC Hertford County HS LYLES, Andre

RUSHING

G Att Yds 2008 9 1 -7 2009 10 0 0 TOTAL 19 1 -7

ALL PURPOSE

G Rush Rec 2008 9 -7 0 2009 10 0 0 TOTAL 19 -7 0

TFL Yds 1.0 14 0.0 0 1.0 14

PD 1 1 2

TACKLES

G 2008 4 2009 1 TOTAL 5

UA 3 0 3

A Ttl 4 7 0 0 4 7

Larry McDonald Junior Offensive Guard 6-2, 331 lbs.

Mebane, NC Orange HS

McDONALD, Larry

TACKLES

G UA A Ttl TFL Yds 2008 6 0 1 1 0.5 1 2009 9 0 0 0 0.0 0 TOTAL 15 0 1 1 0.5 1

Richard Medlin Senior Running Back 6-1, 202 lbs.

Raleigh, NC Garner HS

MEDLIN, Richard

TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 31 31.0 3.1 0 31 31.0 1.6 PR KR IR 0 0 0 0 0 31 0 0 31

Ttl 16 14 30

Terrence Lynch Junior (RS) Linebacker

TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 0 0 -7.0 -0.8 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 -7.0 -0.4

TOTAL OFFENSE

G Rush Pass Ttl Avg/G 2008 9 -7 0 -7 -0.8 2009 10 0 0 0 0.0 TOTAL 19 -7 0 -7 -0.4 INTERCEPTIONS

G No. Yds 2008 9 0 0 2009 10 1 31 TOTAL 19 1 31

TACKLES

G UA A 2008 9 10 6 2009 10 7 7 TOTAL 19 17 13

LYNCH, Terrence

Joel Kuvuna SR, LB, 6-2, 220 lbs.

Raleigh, NC Broughton HS

PARTICIPATION

G 2009 0 No other statistics TOTAL 0 No other statistics

Carlin Jordan Sophomore Full Back 5-11, 214 lbs.

Wilmington, NC Ashley HS

IR 0 0

Ttl Avg/G -7 -0.8 31 3.1 24 1.3

RUSHING

G 2007 9 2008 10 2009 11 TOTAL 30

Att Yds TD 160 594 3 154 688 10 164 667 10 478 1949 23

Lg Avg/C Avg/G 24 3.7 66.0 37 4.5 68.8 59 4.1 60.6 59 4.1 65.0

TOTAL OFFENSE

G Rush Ttl Avg/G 2007 9 594 594 66.0 2008 10 688 688 68.8 2009 11 667 667 60.6 TOTAL 30 1949 1949 65.0

RECEIVING

G Rec Yds 2007 9 8 71 2008 10 11 126 2009 11 15 171 TOTAL 30 34 368 SCORING

G 2007 9 2008 10 2009 11 TOTAL 30

TD 0 0 0 0

Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 19 0.9 8.9 7.9 50 1.1 11.5 12.6 49 1.4 11.4 15.5 50 1.1 10.8 12.3

TD Rush Retn 2PAT Ttl Avg/G 3 3 0 0 18 2.0 13 10 3 0 78 7.8 10 10 0 0 60 5.5 26 23 3 0 156 5.2

PUNT RETURNS

G No. Yds 2007 9 0 0 2008 10 3 20 2009 11 6 32 TOTAL 30 9 52

KICK RETURNS

G No. Yds 2007 9 6 121 2008 10 12 500 2009 11 11 237 TOTAL 30 29 858 ALL PURPOSE

G Rush 2007 9 594 2008 10 688 2009 11 667 TOTAL 30 1949

TD 0 0 0 0

Lg Avg/R Avg/G 0 0.0 0.0 15 6.7 2.0 13 5.3 2.9 15 5.8 1.7

TD 0 3 0 3

Lg Avg/R Avg/G 38 20.2 13.4 89 41.7 50.0 47 21.5 21.5 89 29.6 28.6

Rec 71 126 171 368

PR 0 20 32 52

TACKLES

G UA A Ttl 2007 9 0 0 0 2008 10 0 1 1 2009 11 2 0 2 TOTAL 30 2 1 3

KR 121 500 237 858

Ttl Avg/G 786 87.3 1334 133.4 1107 100.6 3227 107.6

Alexander Monk Sophomore Linebacker 6-2, 205 lbs.

Kenansville, NC James Kenan HS

MONK,Alex TACKLES

G 2009 5 TOTAL 5

POWELL, Darius

SCORING

G TD Rush Pass Retn Ttl Avg/G 2009 11 1 0 0 1 8 0.7 TOTAL 11 1 0 0 1 8 0.7

UA A Ttl 1 4 5 1 4 5

OSBORNE, John

Darius Powell SR, LB, 6-3, 225 lbs.

Waldorf, MD UNC Chapel Hill

John Osborne Freshman (RS) Wide Receiver 5-10, 175lbs.

Charlotte, NC Victory Christian HS

TACKLES

G UA A Ttl TFL Yds 2009 11 15 21 36 14.5 87 TOTAL 11 15 21 36 14.5 87 SACKS

G UA A Ttl Yds 2009 11 7 3 8.5 69 TOTAL 11 7 3 8.5 69

PARTICIPATION

G 2009 0 No other statistics TOTAL 0 No other statistics

PATTERSON, Aaron

Aaron Patterson Junior Defensive End 6-2, 255 lbs.

Mt. Holly, NC East Gaston HS

TACKLES

G UA A Ttl TFL Yds 2009 10 7 16 23 8.0 30 TOTAL 10 7 16 23 8.0 30 SACKS

G UA A Ttl Yds 2009 10 3 3 4.5 21 TOTAL 10 3 3 4.5 21

PD 3 3

PRIVETTE, Derric

PD FF FR 2 4 2 2 4 2

Derric Privette Junior Center 6-3, 320 lbs.

Bunn, NC Bunn HS Jamere Pugh

Sophomore (RS) Wide Receiver 5-11, 165 lbs.

PUGH, Jamere RUSHING

G 2009 5 TOTAL 6 PASSING

G 2009 5 TOTAL 6

Henderson, NC Southern Vance HS

Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 1 44 0 44 44.0 8.8 1 44 0 44 44.0 7.3 Att Cmp Int Yds TD 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0

TOTAL OFFENSE

G Rush Pass Ttl Avg/G 2008 1 0 0 0 0.0 2009 5 44 0 44 8.8 TOTAL 6 44 0 44 7.3

Lg 0 0

RECEIVING

G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2009 5 5 29 1 19 1.0 5.8 5.8 TOTAL 6 5 29 1 19 0.8 5.8 4.8

SCORING

G 2009 5 TOTAL 6

TD Rush Pass Retn PAT 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0

ALL PURPOSE

G Rush Rec PR KR 2009 5 44 29 0 0 TOTAL 6 44 29 0 0

IR 0 0

Ttl Avg/G 6 1.2 6 1.0 Ttl Avg/G 73 14.6 73 12.2

Derrick Redman Sophomore Defensive Tackle 6-2, 254 lbs.

Fuquay-Varina, NC Fuquay-Varina HS REDMAN, Derrick TACKLES

G 2009 5 TOTAL 5 SACKS

G 2009 5 TOTAL 5

UA A Ttl TFL Yds 5 11 16 1.5 12 5 11 16 1.5 12

RECEIVING

G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2009 5 1 16 0 16 0.2 16.0 3.2 TOTAL 5 1 16 0 16 0.2 16.0 3.2 PUNT RETURNS

G No. Yds TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G 2009 5 9 110 0 57 12.2 22.0 TOTAL 5 9 110 0 57 12.2 22.0 ALL PURPOSE

G Rush Rec PR KR 2009 5 90 16 110 0 TOTAL 5 90 16 110 0 TACKLES

G 2009 5 TOTAL 5

Dennis Rorie Sophomore Wide Receiver 6-3, 210 lbs.

Wadesboro, NC Anson HS

UA A Ttl 1 0 1 1 0 1

Michael Staton Sophomore Running Back 5-5, 145 lbs.

Charlotte, NC Victory Christian HS

Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 15 90 0 45 6.0 18.0 15 90 0 45 6.0 18.0

Ttl Avg/G 216 43.2 216 43.2

Austin Turner Junior Kicker/Punter 6-0, 247 lbs.

San Diego, CA Mesa CC TURNER, Austin

SCORING

G PAT 2PAT FG Ttl Avg/G 2009 12 38 0 17 89 7.4 TOTAL 12 38 0 17 89 7.4 FIELD GOALS

G Att Made Lg Pct 2009 12 32 17 49 53.1 TOTAL 12 32 17 49 53.1 PUNTING

G No. Yards Lg Avg 2009 12 65 2551 84 39.2 TOTAL 12 65 2551 84 39.2 TACKLES

G UA A Ttl 2009 12 0 1 1 TOTAL 12 0 1 1

STATON, Michael RUSHING

G 2009 5 TOTAL 5

IR 0 0

UA A Ttl 0 1 1 0 1 1

UA A Ttl Yds 1 0 1.0 11 1 0 1.0 11

RORIE, Dennis TACKLES

G 2009 3 TOTAL 3

TOTAL OFFENSE

G Rush Pass Ttl Avg/G 2009 5 90 0 90 18.0 TOTAL 5 90 0 90 18.0

UZZELL ,Marcus

Marcus Uzzell Junior Offensive Line 6-7, 265 lbs.

Goldsboro, NC Goldsboro HS

Kavarius Walker Senior Line Backer 6-0, 203 lbs.

Miami, FL Ventura JC WALKER, Kavarius

TACKLES

G UA A Ttl TFL Yds 2009 12 27 29 56 8.0 34 TOTAL 12 27 29 56 8.0 34 SACKS

G UA A Ttl Yds 2009 12 3 1 3.5 28 TOTAL 12 3 1 3.5 28

WASHINGTON, BJ RUSHING

G 2009 8 TOTAL 8

PD FR 1 1 1 1

Benjamin Washington Senior Wide Receiver 6-0, 190 lbs.

Baltimore, MD Ventura JC

Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 8 50 0 17 6.2 6.2 8 50 0 17 6.2 6.2

TOTAL OFFENSE

G Rush Pass Ttl Avg/G 2009 8 50 0 50 6.2 TOTAL 8 50 0 50 6.2

RECEIVING

G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2009 8 14 221 1 36 1.8 15.8 27.6 TOTAL 8 14 221 1 36 1.8 15.8 27.6 SCORING

G 2009 8 TOTAL 8

TD Rush Pass Retn PAT 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0

ALL PURPOSE

G Rush Rec PR KR 2009 8 50 221 0 0 TOTAL 8 50 221 0 0

IR 0 0

Ttl Avg/G 6 0.8 6 0.8 Ttl Avg/G 271 33.9 271 33.9

WILKINS, Joshua

Joshua Wilkins Sophomore Defensive Back 5-10, 186 lbs.

Riviera Beach, FL Central Michigan

SCORING

G TD Rush Pass Retn Ttl Avg/G 2009 12 1 0 0 1 6 0.5 TOTAL 12 1 0 0 1 6 0.5 INTERCEPTIONS

G No. Yds TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G 2009 12 1 97 1 97 97.0 8.1 TOTAL 12 1 97 1 97 97.0 8.1 ALL PURPOSE

G Rush Rec PR KR IR 2009 12 0 0 0 0 97 TOTAL 12 0 0 0 0 97

TACKLES

G UA A Ttl TFL Yds 2009 12 14 7 21 0.0 0 TOTAL 12 14 7 21 0.0 0

WILLIAMS,Anthony RUSHING

G 2009 1 TOTAL 1

Ttl Avg/G 97 8.1 97 8.1 PD 14 14

Anthony Williams Sophomore Running Back 5-11, 250 lbs.

Clayton, NC Clayton HS

Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 4 -3 0 0 -0.8 -3.0 4 -3 0 0 -0.8 -3.0

TOTAL OFFENSE

G Rush Pass Ttl Avg/G 2009 1 -3 0 -3 -3.0 TOTAL 1 -3 0 -3 -3.0

RECEIVING

G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2009 1 1 4 0 4 1.0 4.0 4.0 TOTAL 1 1 4 0 4 1.0 4.0 4.0 ALL PURPOSE

G Rush Rec PR KR 2009 1 -3 4 0 0 TOTAL 1 -3 4 0 0

IR 0 0

Ttl Avg/G 1 1.0 1 1.0

Odell Winfield Junior Offensive Line 6-4, 384 lbs.

Benson, NC West Johnston HS WINFIELD, Odell

PARTICIPATION

G 2008 0 No other statistics 2009 2 No other statistics TOTAL 2 No other statistics