2013 A&M-Commerce Football Yearbook by Lion Athletics

2013 A&M-COMMERCE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SUL ROSS STATE LOBOS

September 7 • Memorial Stadium • 6 p.m.

DELTA STATE STATESMEN

September 13 • Cowboys Stadium • 5 p.m.

WEST TEXAS A&M BUFFS

September 21 • Canyon • 6 p.m.

MIDWESTERN STATE MUSTANGS

September 28 • Memorial Stadium • 6 p.m.

SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA SAVAGE STORM

October 5 • Durant, Okla. • 2 p.m.

TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE JAVELINAS

October 12 • Kingsville, Texas • 7 p.m.

McMURRY WARHAWKS

October 19 • Memorial Stadium • 6 p.m.

TARLETON STATE TEXANS

October 26 • Stephenville • 7 p.m.

ANGELO STATE RAMS

November 2 • Memorial STadium • 2 p.m. • Homecoming

HOUSTON BAPTIST HUSKIES

November 9 • Houston • 3 p.m.

EASTERN NEW MEXICO GREYHOUNDS

November 16 • Memorial Stadium • 2 p.m.

TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY FACTS

Location...........................................Commerce, Texas Founded..................................................................1889 Enrollment......................................12,000 (Fall 2012) President.................................................Dr. Dan Jones Athletic Director..........................................Ryan Ivey Nickname.............................................................. Lions Colors.....................................................Blue and Gold Affiliation........................................NCAA Division II Conference..................................................... Lone Star Stadium.......................................... Memorial Stadium Capacity.............................................................. 10,000 Athletic Dept. Phone......................... (903) 886-5558 Athletic Dept. Fax.............................. (903) 468-3033

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach........................................... Colby Carthel Alma Mater....................................Angelo State, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;00 Record at A&M-C............................0-0 (First year) Career Record..................................0-0 (First year) Offensive Coordinator.............................Matt Storm Defensive Coordinator.........................Justin Deason Assistant Coaches... Jared May (QB), Kevin Bleil (WR) Desmund Farris (OL), Yogi Gallegos (RB) Drew Hollingshead (QB), Tyler Rawlings (WR) Jordan Roper (TE), Benny Blaize (DB) Tim Brooks (DB), Charles Burks (DB) Wendel Davis (LB), Anthony Gomez (LB) Danny Mason (DL), Jack Taylor (DL) Football Office.................................... (903) 886-5566

TABLE OF CONTENTS 2013 LION FOOTBALL

Quick Facts............................................................. 1 2013 Season Outlook.........................................2-3 Head Coach Colby Carthel...............................4-5 Lion Coordinators................................................. 6 Lion Coaching Staff......................................... 7-10 Support Staff......................................................... 10

LION FOOTBALL HISTORY

2012 SEASON RECAP

A&M-Commerce Football History................... 58 Year-By-Year Results..................................... 59-65 All-Time Lion Head Coaches............................ 66 All-Time Series Results................................. 67-71 Lions in the Pros.................................................. 71 Postseason History........................................ 72-73 Lion All-Americans....................................... 74-75 All-LSC Selections......................................... 76-79 LSC Hall of Honor............................................... 80 A&M-Commerce Hall of Fame......................... 81 J.V. Sikes Award................................................... 82 Bobby Fox Alumni Coaching Award................ 83 All-Time Letterwinners................................ 84-89

2013 OPPONENTS

Passing Records............................................. 90-91 Rushing Records............................................ 92-93 Receiving Records............................................... 94 Total Offense Records......................................... 95 Scoring Records................................................... 96 Special Team Records......................................... 97 Defensive Records............................................... 98

MEET THE LIONS

Returner Profiles............................................ 12-27 Lion Newcomers............................................ 28-32 Signing Day Recap.............................................. 32 2012 Season Statistics.................................... 34-37 Offensive Statistics............................................... 34 Defensive Statistics.............................................. 35 Special Teams Statistics....................................... 35 Individual Game Highs...................................... 36 Team Game Highs............................................... 37 2012 Game Recaps........................................ 38-47 2013 Opponent Information........................ 49-54 2013 Trophy Games............................................ 54 Opponent Composite Schedule......................... 55 Lone Star Conference.......................................... 56

LION RECORD BOOK

FOOTBALL INFORMATION

2012 Overall Record....................................1-9 (.100) 2012 LSC Record.............................. 1-7 (.125, T-8th) 2012 Postseason................................................... None Letterwinners Returning/Lost.......................... 35/31 Starters Returning/Lost........................7/4 (Offense) 7/4 (Defense) 2/1 (Special Teams) First Year of Football............................................1914 Overall Record................................478-416-31 (.534) NCAA Postseason Appearances...............................3 Lone Star Conference Titles....................................21 National Championships.............................. 1 (1972)

MEDIA RELATIONS

Director/FB Contact........................Rand Champion Office Phone.................................... (903) 886-5131 Cell Phone........................................ (903) 366-6041 E-Mail....................... Rand.Champion@tamuc.edu Media Relations Grad Assistant..........Phil Paquette Cell Phone........................................ (401) 464-1212 E-Mail..........................Philip.Paquette@tamuc.edu Mailing Address.... A&M-Commerce Media Relations P.O. Box 3011 - Field House Commerce, TX 75428 Website............................................LionAthletics.com Facebook................ A&M-Commerce Lion Athletics Twitter................................................@Lion_Athletics

A&M-COMMERCE ATHLETICS

University President Dr. Dan Jones................ 100 Athletic Director Ryan Ivey.............................. 101 A&M-Commerce Athletic Staff....................... 102 2012-13 Year in Review.................................... 103 Media Information............................................ 104

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2013 SEASON OUTLOOK Tough Defensive Line Tandem

Carthel Era Begins in Commerce

2013 signals a new era in A&M-Commerce Lion football as Colby Carthel takes over the helm of the program. Carthel became the 19th head coach in Lion history on January 22, 2013, and brings with him an impressive resume. A proven winner, Carthel spent the last eight years as the defensive coordinator at West Texas A&M, helping lead the Buffs to the second-best winning percentage among all Texas programs during that span. He has mentored over 70 All-LSC selections, 29 All-Americans and 13 players that have gone on to the NFL. Known as one of the top recruiters in the region, Carthel is eager to return the Lions to the tradition of winning they are accustomed to.

While a handful of positions have question marks heading into 2013, one of the most stable positions will be the defensive line where A&M-Commerce returns a pair of senior starters in Tevin Moore and Jake Williams. The duo combined for 52 tackles last season, including 10 tackles for loss and a pair of sacks, helping lead A&M-Commerce to the topranked pass defense in the LSC. Moore is hoping to repeat his performance as an All-LSC performer in 2010 while Williams is ready to make a statement in his final season. Junior Brandon Turner is also back to add depth and stability, having a career year with 21 tackles, 5.5 tackles for loss and three sacks.

Young, Energetic Staff Ready to Win

One of the biggest holes A&M-Commerce has to fill will be at the linebacker position, particularly finding someone to step up to replace Danny Mason. But the linebacker position has always been one that has been a strong point of the team, and a handful of returners should continue that tradition. Four experienced seniors return to the squad as Alan Beatty, Matt Claggett, Jeremy Dotson and Stephen Ford will be vying for the starting nod. All three have at least two years of action for A&M-Commerce, and will be teamed up with sophomore Kristoddie Woods who impressed the coaching staff during spring workouts.

Carthel won’t be the only new face on the A&M-Commerce this season as he has brought with him a core of young and energetic coaches who are proven winners. Matt Storm came with Carthel from West Texas and will serve as the Lions’ offensive coordinator while Justin Deason will serve as the defensive coordinator after a handful of successfull seasons at East Central. Both Storm and Deason have a number of assistants to guide the Lions, as Jared May (QB) and Wendel Davis (LB) joined Storm in following Carthel from Canyon, while Charles Burks (DB) and Desmund Farris (OL) will join reunite with Deason in Commerce after spending time at East Central. Rounding out the staff, Carthel has brought in Jack Taylor (DL), Kevin Bleil (WR) and Drew Hollingshead (QB). There will be a few familair faces on the A&M-Commerce sideline as fomer players Yogi Gallegos (RB), Danny Mason (DL) and Tyler Rawlings (WR) will each return to serve in a coaching capacity.

LIONS AGAINST 2013 OPPONENTS Sul Ross State.............................. 18-5-3 (.750) Delta State..........................................2-2 (.500) West Texas A&M..........................14-13 (.519) Midwestern State............................11-6 (.647) Southeastern Oklahoma.............. 9-8-1 (.528) Texas A&M-Kingsville............. 23-35-1 (.398) McMurry...........................................9-5 (.643) Tarleton State..................................9-11 (.450) Angelo State............................... 14-26-2 (.357) Houston Baptist..........................First Meeting Eastern New Mexico....................12-14 (.462) A&M-Commerce has posted a 121-125-7 record (.492) against its 2013 opponents

Replacing Mason Senior GARRETT SMITH is the Lions’ top returning receiver, hauling in 51 catches for 581 yards in 2012, being named All-LSC honorable mention.

Smith Looks to Build Off 2012 Season

Senior wide receiver Garrett Smith bust onto the scene in 2012, emerging as the Lions’ top receiver with 51 catches for 581 yards. Smith was recognized as an All-LSC honorable mention selection and will be looked to as the core of the A&M-Commerce receiving corps. He will team up with junior Tevin Godfrey, the Lions’ third-leading receiver last season, to serve as the anchors of the receiving group. Seth Smith and Salim Zongo also caught passes for A&M-Commerce in 2012 and had productive spring workouts.

Offensive Question Marks

A number of question marks hang over the offensive side of the ball heading into 2013 as Carthel looks to institute his new system. At the forefront is the quarterback position, where for the third-straight year, A&M-Commerce will be looking for its starting signal caller. Deric Davis returns after starting six games in 2012 and throwing for just shy of 1,000 yards, but will face some stiff competition to win the starting job. Running back is another area the Lions are looking for a breakthrough player, losing three of its top four rushers from 2012. A handful of new players are eager to take snaps and prove their worth in the A&M-Commerce backfield. They will also need some key players to block for them as the Lions return a few key members of the offensive line, including Jordan Betz, Gary Aguilar and Jaylyn McDuffie. Carthel is hoping a new breed of blockers up front will help pave the way for an established running attack, something the Lions have struggled with for the past two seasons.

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Experience in the Defensive Backfield

A&M-Commerce ranked first in the Lone Star Conference and among the top-20 nationally in passing defense in 2012, allowing just 180 yards per game through the air. Part of that success is attributed to the defensive secondary, which returns a pair of two year starters in seniors Marcus Fore and Joel Wren. The duo had their most productive seasons as Lions last fall as Wren is the Lions’ leading returning tackler, garnering 67 stops with 3.5 tackles for loss and four pass breakups. Fore notched 33 tackles with a pair of tackles for loss and a sack while also recording an interception for A&M-Commerce. Two other Lions made their marks in 2012 as Shaquelle Massey and Robert Wheeler combined for 51 tackles for A&M-Commerce and should see significant snaps in 2013.

Frosch Set For Final Season

One of the most consistent players for the Lions in 2012 was punter Cameron Frosch, who returns for his fourth season as the A&M-Commerce punter. Last season was the best of his career as the senior from Rowlett averaged 42.3 yards per kick, which is tied for the third-best single-season average in program history.

2013 SEASON OUTLOOK Facing the Big Boys

Last season, A&M-Commerce notched a program first, facing a Division I FBS opponent when it took on UT-San Antonio in front of over 30,000 fans at the Alamodome. The Lions have another Division I opponent on this year’s slate, making a trip south to take on Houston Baptist on November 9th. The game against the Huskies is proving to be an unknown as 2013 marks HBU’s first-ever football season as the Lions will be the Huskies’ first-ever Homecoming opponent.

Harvey Martin Classic Where it Belongs

Senior JOEL WREN is the Lions’ top returning tackler, tallying 67 stops in 2012, including 3.5 tackles for loss, while anchoring the defensive backfield.

A three-year starter, Frosch is averaging 38.2 yards per punt for his career with 24 kicks of 50 yards or more, including a 76-yarder in 2012.

It’s Been A While

A&M-Commerce has a number of intriguing match-ups among its 11-game schedule in 2013, including a pair of matchups against old school foes that have sat dormant for decades. The Lions open up the season facing Sul Ross State for the first time since 1975 after the two teams met each season between beginning in 1950 with A&M-Commerce holding an 18-5-3 record against their former LSC foes. A&M-Commerce also welcomes McMurry to Memorial Stadium in October, marking the first meeting between the two since 1971. The Lions lead the all-time series 9-5, dating back to the 1927 season.

Cowboys Stadium, Round Three

For the past five season, A&M-Commerce has staged the Harvey Martin Classic, honoring the Lion All-American and Super Bowl champion. The previous five games have taken place at both the Cotton Bowl and Cowboys Stadium, but for the first time, the Classic returns to the place where Martin made a name for himself Memorial Stadium. A&M-Commerce will bring the classic to Commerce when it takes on LSC rival Midwestern State on September 28th, putting the game on the same field where Martin was one of the most feared defensive players of his era.

Son Takes on Father in Carthel Bowl

As soon as Colby Carthel was announced as the Lions’ new head coach, one game immediately got circled on a handful of calenders. That game will take place on September 21st when A&M-Commerce travels to Canyon to face reigning LSC co-champion West Texas A&M and Carthel will square off head-to-head against his father, Don, who is the head coach of the Buffs. The younger Carthel spent eight years as the defensive coordinator for West Texas A&M as the game marks the first time in LSC history a father and son will square off as opposing head coaches.

For the third-straight season, A&M-Commerce will take the field at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington as part of the 2013 Lone Star Football Festival. This year, however, the Lions will square off against a new opponent, facing Delta State of the Gulf South Conference on Friday, September 13th. The Lions are 2-2 all-time against the Statesmen, with the last meeting resulting in a 19-14 Delta State victory in 1994. The first two trips to the world’s preeminent football venue didn’t turn out as the Lions would like in a pair of lopsided losses to Midwestern State, but A&M-Commerce is hoping a new foe will help provide for a better experience.

LION RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS PASSING

Deric Davis...........................................976 yds.

RUSHING

Deric Davis.............................................63 yds. Tevin Godfrey........................................43 yds. Salim Zongo............................................. 9 yds.

RECEIVING

Garrett Smith.......................................581 yds. Tevin Godfrey......................................335 yds. Salim Zongo...........................................51 yds.

SCORING

Tevin Godfrey.........................................24 pts. Deric Davis..............................................18 pts. Garrett Smith..........................................12 pts.

PUNTING

Cameron Frosch...............................2,283 yds.

ALL PURPOSE YARDS

Garrett Smith.......................................657 yds. Tevin Godfrey......................................390 yds. Marcus Fore............................................85 yds.

TACKLES

Joel Wren...........................................67 tackles Kristoddie Woods.............................49 tackles Matt Claggett.....................................41 tackles

TACKLES FOR LOSS

Brandon Turner................................... 5.5 TFL Tevin Moore......................................... 5.0 TFL Jake Williams....................................... 5.0 TFL

SACKS

Brandon Turner..................................3.0 sacks Tevin Moore........................................1.5 sacks Three Players.......................................1.0 sacks

PASS BREAKUPS

Joel Wren.................................................4 PBU Marcus Fore.............................................3 PBU Robert Wheeler.......................................3 PBU

INTERCEPTIONS

Marcus Fore............................................. 1 INT Shaquelle Massey.................................... 1 INT Pablo Vasquez......................................... 1 INT Robert Wheeler....................................... 1 INT

Senior TEVIN MOORE will anchor the Lions’ defensive front, starting for the fourth-straight season and looking to keep the Lions one of the top defensive passing teams in the Lone Star Conference.

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HEAD COACH COLBY CARTHEL COLBY CARTHEL HEAD COACH Angelo State University, 2000 First Season at A&M-Commerce

new era in A&M-Commerce Lion football began on January 23, 2013 when Colby Carthel was introduced as the 19th head football coach in Lion program history. “We are excited to welcome Colby and his wife, Sarah, to A&M-Commerce,” Ivey said. “His pedigree for coaching is well documented, along with his passion and energy to be successful. Obviously, he has been part of some very successful programs and he knows what it takes to win. His work ethic is relentless and I am excited to have him on board and look forward to watching him turn our football program around.” Carthel comes to Commerce with strong ties to the Lone Star Conference, spending the last seven seasons as the defensive coordinator at West Texas A&M and playing a key role in establishing the Buffs as one of the top teams in the region. During his seven years at West Texas A&M, the Buffs have captured four Lone Star Conference championships while making an appearance in the postseason each year, including a pair of Kanza Bowl championships and a regional championship in 2012. During Carthel’s tenure as the Buff ’s defensive coordinator, West Texas A&M has compiled a 69-20 record with a 77.5 winning percentage. That win total and winning per-

centage ranks second among all collegiate football programs in the state of Texas, trailing only Texas Christian University. In 2012, the Buffs closed out the regular season leading the Lone Star Conference in nearly every defensive category, sitting first in total, scoring and rushing defense while sitting third in pass defense behind A&M-Commerce. West Texas A&M also led the nation in sacks, setting a single-season NCAA record with 44, highlighted by National Player of the Year Ethan Westbrook’s 19.5, which is tied for the second-most in NCAA history as the Buffs finished the year ranked fourth nationally. Since arriving at West Texas, Carthel’s defensive unit has consistently ranked among the leaders in the Lone Star Conference. The Buffs have ranked among the top-four in total defense five times during his seven years, including leading the LSC in 2011, where they were also tops in scoring defense and passing defense. During his time in Canyon, Carthel has overseen a defensive unit that has produced 70 All-Lone Star Conference selections, including 27 first team honorees, with seven LSC Players of the Year. In addition, seven of his players have been recognized with over 29 All-America honors, including four first team All-Americans (Jared Brock, Brandon Swain, Eugene Sims, Ethan Westbrooks). Carthel has also earned a reputation as one of the top recruiters in the region as he has personally recruited or coached 13 players at the Division II level that have gone on to careers in the National Football League. Carthel’s players have not only excelled on the playing field but in the classroom as well as he has had seven of his Buffs earn Academic All-Lone Star Conference honors.

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HEAD COACH COLBY CARTHEL Prior to joining the staff at West Texas A&M, Carthel spent six seasons as the defensive line coach and recruiting coordinator at Abilene Christian. During his time with the Wildcats, Carthel saw his defensive linemen earn multiple accolades, including 13 All-Lone Star Conference selections and four All-Region honorees. He helped bring three-time All-American Danieal Manning to Abilene, who currently plays for the Houston Texans. Carthel was a four year letterwinner at Angelo State from 1996-2000 in both football and track and field, starting at middle linebacker for the Ram football team. He helped lead Angelo State to the LSC South Division championship as a senior in 1999 and was a three-time Academic All-LSC selection. Carthel also competed in the discus for the Angelo State track and field program, placing fourth in the LSC Championships as a senior. A native of Friona, Carthel graduated from Angelo State in 2000 with a degree in biology following his graduation from Friona High School in 1996. During his high school career, he helped lead Friona to its first district title in 29 years as a senior while placing fourth in the discus at the state championships. He later would earn his master’s degree in interdisciplinary studies from West Texas A&M in 2007. Carthel is married to the former Sarah Butler, one of the top volleyball players in Division II history and the current assistant coach for the nationally-ranked Lady Buffs. His father, Don, is the head football coach at West Texas A&M as the duo have coached side-by-side for 11 seasons, beginning at Abilene Christian.

CARTHEL FILE PERSONAL

Born............................................................... August 29, 1976 Hometown......................................................... Friona, Texas High School..................................Friona High School, 1996 College.................................... Angelo State University, 2000 Bachelor’s Degree.......................................................Biology Angelo State University, 2000 Master’s Degree............................. Interdisciplinary studies West Texas A&M, 2007 Wife.................................................. The former Sarah Butler

PLAYING EXPERIENCE

1995-99.........................................Angelo State (Linebacker) Four year letterwinner, team captain

COACHING EXPERIENCE

2000-05......................... Abilene Christian (Defensive Line) 2006-12............West Texas A&M (Defensive Coordinator) 2012-Present....................A&M-Commerce (Head Coach)

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LION COORDINATORS MATT STORM

JUSTIN DEASON

OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR East Central University, 2000 First Season at A&M-Commerce

DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR University of Central Oklahoma, 2003 First Season at A&M-Commerce

Matt Storm is in his first season at A&M-Commerce, serving as the co-offensive coordinator as well as handling the primary duties for the Lions’ offensive line. Storm comes to Commerce from West Texas A&M where he spent one season with the Buffs, helping lead West Texas to the NCAA national semifinals with a 12-3 record. During his time in Canyon, Storm helped the Buffs lead the Lone Star Conference in total offense per game (474.9 ypg) while ranking second in scoring offense (38.6 ppg) and fourth in rushing offense (142.9 ypg). Prior to his time in Canyon, Storm spent six seasons as the defensive line coach and recruiting coordinator at his alma mater, East Central University. One of his most productive seasons came in 2011 as every starter on the defensive line for the Tigers was named All-Great American Conference including Jason Catching, who led the conference in sacks and was named the GAC Defensive Player of the Year. Storm worked with both the offensive and defensive lines in his stint at ECU and also headed up the coaching staff ’s recruiting efforts. He also was a key member of the coaching staff that helped the Tigers capture the 2010 Lone Star Conference North Division championship. Storm had a stand-out playing career with the Tigers on the offensive line. The two-year starter earned all-conference honors both seasons and was named the team’s lineman of the year each of those years and was a team captain in 2005. Prior to his arrival at ECU, Storm was a two-year starter at Mt. San Antonio Junior College (Calif.) where he earned all-California Center accolades and was captain of the top-ranked junior college team in the state. Storm received his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology and his masters in sports administration from East Central University.

COACH RECRUITING AREAS Storm.................................................................................... Central Texas Deason.............................................................................. Southeast Texas Blaize............................................................................................... El Paso Bleil...................................................................................Northeast Texas Brooks..............................................................................Northeast Texas Burks................................................................... Dallas Metro/Arlington Davis............................................................................... Houston (South) Farris...................................................... Oklahoma/Out of state recruits Gallegos.....................................................................................West Texas Gomez....................................................................................San Antonio Hollingshead............... Collin and Rockwall Counties/Dallas (North) May..................................................................................Houston (North) Mason..........................................................................................Louisiana Rawlings..................................................................................South Texas Roper......................................................................................San Antonio Taylor............................................................Fort Worth to Wichita Falls

Justin Deason is in his first season as the defensive coordinator for A&M-Commerce. Deason comes to Commerce from East Central University where he spent the last five seasons as the Tigers’ defensive coordinator. His defensive unit was ranked 15th in the nation in 2011 in fumble recoveries (16) and third down defense as opponents converted just 30.9 percent of the time. ECU also ranked 18th in turnovers forced (31), 20th in turnover margin and 43rd in total defense. He has coached defensive All-Americans in the last three years, including defensive end Armonty Bryant in 2010 and 2012, outside linebacker Jason Catchings in 2012 and cornerback Dontae Smith in 2011 along with back-to-back conference defensive players of the year in Bryant (Lone Star Conference North in 2010) and Catchings (Great American Conference in 2011). In 2012 he had nine players earn All-GAC honors, while seven earned the honors in 2011. The list includes back-to-back honors for Bryant, Catchings, Brian Gonzalez and Norris Wrenn. Wrenn finished his career as the all-time leading tackler at ECU, breaking the record set by NFL player Clifford Thirft in 1978, with 278. Deason was also key in developing the Tigers first NFL Draft pick since 1979, when Bryant was chosen as the No. 217 overall pick in the 2013 NFL Draft by the Cleveland Browns. Bryant is just the fifth player from ECU to be drafted into the NFL after setting the ECU career sacks record, with 27.5. Deason was instrumental in ECU’s run to a Lone Star Conference North Division title in 2010, guiding a big-play Tiger defensive unit, led by Bryant, who was third in the nation in sacks (led all defensive linemen in the country), along with all-region performer and cornerback Dontae Smith. His 2010 Tiger defensive unit was ranked 13th in the nation in sacks per game (3.09) and tied for 21st in total passes intercepted with 17. ECU also led the LSC in sacks, interceptions and turnovers gained. The Tigers scored seven defensive touchdowns in 2010 and registered their first shutout since the 1993 season. Since joining NCAA Division II, his 2010 defense set the record for sacks (33) and interceptions (17) in a season and tied the mark for forcing turnovers (28). Deason had a prior coaching stint at ECU from 2004-05 as special teams coordinator and linebackers coach. He coached five all-conference players and one All-American. He had the preseason linebacker of the year in 2005, a punt returner who finished 10th nationally in 2005 and punter who was rated 12th nationally. The net punting for ECU in 2005 was 35th best in the country and his kickoff unit was among the best in 2004, holding opponents to limited yards in net returns. At West Texas A&M in 2006, Deason saw one of his linebackers make three different postseason All-American teams. The WT kickoff unit ranked 30th in the country, a punter ranked fifth in per punt average and a punt returner finished 17th in the nation in per return average. One kickoff specialist finished 19th in the nation and a punt team was 13th nationally in net punt coverage as he coached four all-conference players. With WT in 2008, his specialty teams were ranked among the best in the nation with a pair of return specialists garnering All-Lone Star Conference South honors. Deason is a 2003 graduate of the University of Central Oklahoma after playing two seasons as a linebacker at Oklahoma State. He was a two-year letterman at OSU and played in the Houston Bowl in which the Cowboys claimed a victory. Deason also played in both of OSU’s wins over top-ranked and Bedlam rival Oklahoma. He also made appearances against highly-ranked teams in Nebraska, UCLA, Texas A&M and Texas. His mentor is long time defensive coordinator Bill Clay. Deason and his wife, Autumn, have a son, Jaxon, and a daughter, Aubrey.

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OFFENSIVE COACHING STAFF JARED MAY

DESMUND FARRIS

CO-OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR QUARTERBACKS Hardin-Simmons University, 2005 First Season at A&M-Commerce

ASSISTANT COACH OFFENSIVE LINE East Central University, 2011 First Season at A&M-Commerce

Jared May joined the A&M-Commerce football staff in the winter of 2013 and serves as the Lions’ co-offensive coordinator as well as undertaking the primary responsibility of the A&M-Commerce quarterbacks. May comes to Commerce after spending three seasons at West Texas A&M, serving as a coach of both the Buffs quarterbacks and wide receivers. May helped lead the Buffs to a 28-10 record during his time in Canyon as well as a national semifinals appearance in 2012. He helped oversee the development of Harlon Hill finalist Dustin Vaughan as well as coaching a 1,000-yard receiver in each of his seasons at West Texas, including a pair of All-Americans. Prior to his time at West Texas A&M, May spent two seasons at Stephen F. Austin State University, helping turn around the Lumberjacks from an 0-12 team to the Southland Conference champions in 2009 with a 10-3 record. During his time in Nacogdoches, Stephen F. Austin averaged over 430 yards and 35 points per game. May made his first stint in Canyon from 2007-08, serving as an inside receivers coach for West Texas A&M. As a graduate assistant, he coached the receivers at Hardin-Simmons University in 2006 while getting his first coaching job as the head softball and golf coach at Hamlin High School. A native of Hamlin, May earned his bachelor’s degree in education from Hardin-Simmons University in 2005, followed by a master’s degree in education from West Texas A&M University in 2012.

Desmund Farris enters his first season as an assistant coach for A&M-Commerce, working primarily with the Lion offensive line. Farris comes to Commerce from East Central where he spent one season as a running backs coach for the Tigers, helping ECU garner All-Great American Conference honors at the running back position. Farris played two seasons at East Central, serving as a two-year starter on the offensive line. He was a two-time all-conference honoree, earning Lone Star Conference recognition as a junior and Great American Conference honors as a senior, including All-Super Region recognition. Prior to his time at ECU, Farris spent two seasons at Mt. SAC College in California, starting 28 games and was a part of the 2009 national junior college national championship team. A native of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., Farris earned his degree from East Central in 2011.

YOGI GALLEGOS ASSISTANT COACH RUNNING BACKS Texas A&M University-Commerce, 2013 First Season at A&M-Commerce

KEVIN BLEIL ASSISTANT COACH WIDE RECEIVERS University of Akron, 2012 First Season at A&M-Commerce Kevin Bleil is in his first season as a member of the A&M-Commerce coaching staff, overseeing the Lion wide receiving corps and serving as the Lions’ recruiting coordinator. Bleil comes to Commerce after spending the past season as a graduate assistant coach at Iowa State University where he served under coach Todd Sturdy. He was a member of the staff that helped lead Iowa State to an appearance in the Liberty Bowl. Prior to his time in Ames, Bleil spent two seasons as a graduate assistant coach at Central Missouri and was a part of the Mules team that finished 11-3 in 2010, advancing to the NCAA Division II quarterfinals. He also was a member of the staff of the Mules team that earned a Kansa Bowl berth in 2011 as Bleil assisted in coaching all four facets of Central Missouri’s special teams. A native of Uniontown, Ohio, Bleil was a three-year member of the Akron baseball team as a pitcher, earning his degree in civil engineering in 2010.

Yogi Gallegos is in his first season as a student assistant coach for A&M-Commerce, working primarily with the running backs. Gallegos has spent two seasons at A&M-Commerce, serving as the Lions’ starting quarterback for the first four games of the 2011 season. He completed 54.7 percent of his passes, which ranks eighth all-time in program history for a single-season mark, throwing for 852 yards and six touchdowns before a shoulder injury ended his playing career. Gallegos spent three seasons at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, seeing action in seven games for the Horned Frogs. He was a member of the 2011 Rose Bowl Championship team, as well as competing in both the 2010 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl and the 2009 San Diego Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl. Gallegos graduated from Irving High School where he was a standout athlete in both football and baseball. On the gridiron, he was a two-time all-district selection while being named all-state as as senior. He was also an all-district and all-state pitcher on the baseball team, being designated as a projected draftee for Major League Baseball. He also spent two seasons at Grace Prep, where he was a two year letterwinner in football, baseball and basketball. He was the starting quarterback in helping lead Grace Prep to the 2005 TAAPS 5-A state championship after earning runner-up honors in 2004. A native of Irving, Gallegos recently completed his degree in communications at A&M-Commerce with an emphasis in education levels 8-12.

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ASSISTANT COACHING STAFF DREW HOLLINGSHEAD

JORDAN ROPER

ASSISTANT COACH QUARTERBACKS University of Houston, 2012 First Season at A&M-Commerce

ASSISTANT COACH A-BACKS Texas A&M University-Commerce, 2014 Third Season at A&M-Commerce

Drew Hollingshead begins his first season with the Texas A&M Commerce football staff as the quality control coach while also working with the Lion quarterbacks. Prior to coming to Commerce, Hollingshead attended the University of Houston on a football scholarship, playing the quarterback position. He graduated in 3 years with a BS in Sports Administration in August 2012. Following graduation, Drew coached at Hyde Park Baptist High School in Austin, Texas under Coach Dean Campbell during fall 2012. He served an internship in spring 2013 with the Toronto Argonauts football staff in the Canadian Football League and coming back to Texas, coached quarterbacks with the Air it Out quarterback camps. As the son of a football coach, Drew grew up in several high school and college football environments with his dad, Tam Hollingshead during his stints as the head football coach at Odessa Permian High School and as assistant coach at Texas A&M University. Tam Hollingshead started a football program in fall 2005 at newly opened Rockwall-Heath High School in Rockwall, Texas where Drew played the quarterback position and went on to lead the Hawks to its first district title and playoff season.

Jordan Roper is in his third season as an assistant coach for A&M-Commerce, working primarily with the Lions’ A-backs and tight ends. For the past two seasons, Roper has worked with A&M-Commerce offensive linemen, assisting former head coach Guy Morriss. He originally signed to play football at Howard Payne, but suffered a career-ending injury after his freshman year. A native of Fort Worth, Roper lettered seven times in three sports at Brewer High School. He is currently pursuing his degree in kinesiology at A&M-Commerce and plans to earn his master’s degree following graduation.

BENNY BLAIZE

TYLER RAWLINGS

ASSISTANT COACH SECONDARY ASSISTANT Texas A&M University-Commerce, 2015 First Season at A&M-Commerce

ASSISTANT COACH WIDE RECEIVERS ASSISTANT Texas A&M University-Commerce, 2014 First Season at A&M-Commerce Tyler Rawlings is in his first season as a student assistant coach, assisting coach Kevin Bleil with the Lion receiving units. A two-year starter for the Lions, Rawlings was one of A&M-Commerce’s top receivers for the past two years, hauling in 72 passes for 944 yards and four touchdowns. He had five or more catches in eight games in an A&M-Commerce uniform, highlighted by a nine-catch performance against Abilene Christian in 2012 while setting a career-best with 97 receiving yards at Tarleton State in 2011. He was the J.V. Sikes Award winner in 2012 and was recognized as a scholar-athlete by the National Football Foundation Gridiron Club of Dallas. Rawlings came to Commerce after spending two seasons at Snow College in Ephraim, Utah, where he was a first-team all-region and all-conference selection and helped lead the Badgers to a pair of “Top of the Mountain” bowl championships. He was a two-time all-state and all-conference selection at Montrose High School where he lettered a total of 11 times - four in football and basketball and three times in track. A native of Montrose, Colorado, Rawlings is currently pursuing his degree in history education.

Benny Blaize is in his first season as an assistant for A&M-Commerce, working primarily with the Lions’ defensive backs under coach Charles Burks. Blaize is a native of Mount Pleasant, Texas, where he was a two year letterwinner at both safety and outside linebacker. He earned All-District honors at both positions, serving as team captain as senior. Blaize is currently a junior at A&M-Commerce, pursuing a degree in sports management.

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DEFENSIVE COACHING STAFF TIM BROOKS

WENDEL DAVIS

ASSISTANT COACH SECONDARY ASSISTANT Saint Mary, 2011 Second Season at A&M-Commerce

ASSISTANT COACH LINEBACKERS University of Arkansas, 2010 First Season at A&M-Commerce

Tim Brooks is in his second season as an assistant coach for A&M-Commerce, working primarily with the Lion secondary unit. In 2012, Brooks worked with the Lion wide receiving units, helping guide Garrett Smith to All-LSC honorable mention honors with 51 catches for 581 yards. Brooks comes to Commerce after spending the 2010-11 season at his alma mater, the University of Saint Mary in Leavenworth, Kansas, assuming main responsibilities for the Spier wide receivers. A Lovelock, Nevada native, Brooks graduated from Saint Mary with a degree in mathematics in 2011. He played for the Spires for four seasons at both the wide receiver and quarterback positions and was named a Bay Valley Academic All-Conference selection in 2007. Brooks was also a member of the dean’s list four times and was an honor roll student.

CHARLES BURKS ASSISTANT COACH SECONDARY East Central University, 2010 First Season at A&M-Commerce Charles Burks is in his first season as an assistant coach at A&M-Commerce, overseeing the Lions secondary. Earning a reputation as one of the bright, young defensive back coaches in the country, Burks has tutored three All-Conference players and an All-American in the past two seasons. Burks comes to Commerce from West Texas A&M where he spent one season as the Buffs’ assistant defensive backs coach. He helped lead the Buffs to the NCAA national semifinal in 2012 as West Texas ranked first in the Lone Star Conference in passing defense efficiency while helping mentor Torian Oakley to All-LSC honors. Prior to his time in Canyon, Burks spent one season as the defensive backs coach at East Central, his alma mater. The Tigers led the Great American Conference in passing efficiency defense in 2011 as he helped coach a pair of All-Americans in Dontea Smith and Norris Wrenn, the first pair of first team All-American defensive backs in 27 years at East Central. Wrenn was also named a preseason All-American in 2012. Burks also completed a internship with the Detroit Lions during the summer of 2012, working closely with current Rams Defensive Coordinator Tim Walton and Defensive Backs coach Marcus Robertson while assisting in organized team meetings and practice sessions. Burks was a three-year letterwinner at cornerback at East Central, helping lead the Tigers to the Lone Star Conference North Division championship. A native of Grand Prairie, Burks earned his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology in 2010, followed by his master’s of sports administration in 2011.

Wendel Davis is in his first year as an assistant coach at A&M-Commerce, overseeing the Lion linebacking corps. Davis comes to Commerce from West Texas A&M where he spent two seasons helping oversee the Buff linebackers as WTAMU ranked among the Lone Star Conference leaders in nearly every defensive statistical category. He helped oversee the development of Buff linebacker Taylor McCuller, who finished the 2012 season leading the nation with 164 tackles. Davis came to West Texas after a stellar playing career at the University of Arkansas where he was a two-year starter at linebacker. He ranked second on the team in tackles as a senior with 79 as he was voted team captain. Davis earned playing time as a true freshman and was named to the All-SEC Freshman team as the Razorbacks went 8-4 and won the SEC West division. He also helped lead Arkansas to appearances in the Capital One, Cotton and Liberty Bowls. A native of Sweeny, Davis was an all-state, all-district and all-county selectio for the Bulldogs as a junior in 2005. He earned his bachelor’s degree in sociology from the University of Arkansas in 2010.

ANTHONY GOMEZ ASSISTANT COACH LINEBACKER ASSISTANT Texas A&M University-Commerce, 2015 First Season at A&M-Commerce Anthony Gomez is in his first season with the Lions, providing assistance with the front seven on defense - primarily the linebackers. Gomez has spent the past two years at Wayland Baptist University, where he received a scholarship to play football. After having a shoulder injury and undergoing surgery he decided his playing days were over and to start coaching. A native of Canton, Texas, Gomez lettered four years in football, he also played basketball, baseball, and participated in track and field. He is currently pursuing his degree in all level special education to become a teacher and coach.

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DEFENSIVE COACHING STAFF DANNY MASON

LION SUPPORT STAFF

ASSISTANT COACH DEFENSIVE LINE ASSISTANT Texas A&M University-Commerce, 2013 First Season at A&M-Commerce Danny Mason joins the A&M-Commerce coaching staff following a stellar playing career in a Lion uniform. Mason will be assisting head coach Colby Carthel and assistant coach Jack Taylor, mentoring the A&M-Commerce defensive line. A four year letterwinner, Mason established his spot among the all-time greats in Lion history, racking up 280 tackles, including 24.5 tackles for loss, six sacks and a pair of interceptions at the linebacker position. His senior season proved to be his most productive, finishing with 115 tackles, 11.5 for loss and four sacks as his 11.5 tackles per game ranked third in the country. Mason was recognized as the Lone Star Conference Linebacker of the Year in 2012 and was a first team All-LSC selection, becoming the eighth linebacker in program history to achieve the feat. Mason was also recognized as a first team Daktronics All-Region honoree as well as a Beyond Sports Network second team All-American. His performance also earned him a spot in the 2013 Texas vs. the Nation All-Star Game in Allen. A Louisville, Ky. native, Mason continues to pursue his degree in kinesiology from A&M-Commerce.

JACK TAYLOR

MARCIEL WHITEHURST

Director of Football Operations

DUSTAN THRIFT

Head Athletic Trainer

KEENAN ERVIN

Assistant Athletic Trainer

ASSISTANT COACH DEFENSIVE LINE Wingate University, 2012 First Season at A&M-Commerce Jack Taylor is in his first season as an assistant coach at A&M-Commerce, handling the responsibilities for the Lion defensive line. Taylor comes to Commerce from Keystone, Fla., where he spent the past year as the co-defensive coordinator and defensive line coach at Keystone Heights High School. Under his guidance, the Indians posted a 6-4 record on the season, including a 3-3 mark in district play. Taylor had a stellar playing career at Wingate University in Wingate, N.C., compiling 165 tackles, 35.5 tackles for loss and 13.5 sacks. He ranked among the Southern Atlantic Conference leaders in a handful of categories, leading the SAC in tackles for loss in 2010 while sitting second in 2011 and was fourth in sacks as a junior. A three-time Southern Atlantic Conference Player of the Week, Taylor was an All-Conference selection in 2011 and ranks second in Wingate career history in tackles for loss while sitting fourth in sacks. He played a key role in helping lead the Bulldogs to school’s first conference championship in 2010 as Wingate advanced to the second round of the NCAA playoffs. A native of Keystone Heights, Fla., Taylor was a two-time all-state and three-time all area selection at Keystone Heights High School, setting the program’s career tackle mark with 446. He attended West Texas A&M University for one season, earning the Buffalo Freshman of the Year Award in 2008, before transferring to Wingate where he earned his bachelor’s degree in communications.

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RYAN LUSBY

Football Program Assistant

TERRYL BRATEK

Football Administrative Assistant

Returning Lion Profiles.............................12-27 Lion Newcomers..........................................28-32 Carthel Signing Day Recap.............................32

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CONTENTS

RETURNING LION PROFILES 2010: Saw action in all 11 games for A&M-Commerce ... Recorded 17 tackles on the year, 12 of which were unassisted ... Notched four tackles at Central Oklahoma (Oct. 30) ... Finished with a pair of tackles for loss at Southwest Oklahoma State (Oct. 24), finishing with three total tackles and a quarterback hurry ... Posted three tackles for loss on the year for 12 yards ... Recorded a pass breakup against East Central (Nov. 6) ... Returned a kick at Eastern New Mexico (Sept. 25), netting a yard.

GARY AGUILAR OFFENSIVE LINEMAN 6-5 • 290 • SENIOR NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS BIRDVILLE H.S.

2012: Saw action in all 10 games for A&M-Commerce, starting seven on the offensive line ... Played primarily at right guard for the Lions. 2011: Competed in seven games on the offensive line for A&M-Commerce. 2010: Saw action in six games on the offensive line for A&M-Commerce ... Lions averaged 113.1 yards rushing per game with 15 touchdowns on the year. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Attended Birdville High School, where he was a threeyear starter at left tackle ... Earned second team all-district honors as a senior ... Team averaged 44 points a game and a district leading 349 yards a game through the air as team posted a 9-2 record before losing ... Team tied a state record with eight touchdown passes in a game as a senior.

2009: Redshirted. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Totaled 84 tackles, including five sacks as a senior at Tates Creek high School ... Collected 223 tackles and 11 sacks throughout high school career ... Garnered defensive player of the year, all-city first-team defense and named team captain in 2008 ... Named special teams player of the year and earned all-city honors in 2007 ... Nabbed defensive player of the week recognition in 2006 and Tates Creek High School freshman of the year in 2005 ... A four-year letterwinner in football and two-year in baseball. Personal: Born October 4, 1990 ... Son of Gary Beatty and Barbara Self.

BEATTY’S CAREER STATISTICS Year Games UT AT TOT TFL Sacks Int. PBU 2010 11 12 5 17 3.0 0.0 0 1 2011 10 13 12 25 2.0 0.0 0 1 2012 10 0 15 15 0.5 0.5 0 0 TOTALS 31 25 32 57 5.5 0.5 0 2

Personal: Born Apri 19, 1991 ... Son of Gerardo and Febe Aguilar ... Plans to major in business administration.

JORDAN BETZ OFFENSIVE LINEMAN 6-3 • 295 • SENIOR DRAPER, UTAH ALTA H.S.

ALAN BEATTY LINEBACKER 6-3 • 220 • SENIOR LEXINGTON, KY. TATES CREEK H.S.

2012: Saw action in all 10 games for A&M-Commerce ... Finished with 15 tackles on the year with 0.5 tackles for loss and a half sack ... Recorded a season-high four tackles at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) ... Posted three stops against Tarleton State (Oct. 13) ... Notched a pair of tackles, including a half sack at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6). 2011: Played in all 10 games for A&M-Commerce ... Finished the year with 25 tackles, including 13 unassisted, and 2.0 tackles for loss ... Set a career-best with five tackles against Midwestern State (Sept. 17) and Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 5) ... Posted a career-best three unassisted tackles against the Mustangs with 0.5 tackles for loss ... Notched a pair of unassisted tackles in each of the final three games of the year ... Finished with a tackle for loss against Incarnate Word (Oct. 8) ... Scooped up a fumble at Texas A&M-Kingsville (Oct. 1).

2012: Saw action in nine games for A&M-Commerce with eight starts ... The Lions’ primary center in 2012 while also seeing time at a number of other positions on the offensive line. 2011: Redshirted the season due to a season-long injury. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent two seasons at Snow College in Ephraim, Utah ... Helped lead the Badgers to Zions Bank “Top of the Mountain” Bowl championship in 2006 and 2010 … Helped lead the Badgers to back-to-back WSFL Conference championships ... Collegiate teammate of former Lions Tyler Rawlings and Bryn Roy ... Three year letterwinner at Alta High School in Sandy, Utah ... Helped lead the Hawks to the 2007 5A state championship ... Named first team all-state and all-region as a senior ... Coached by Les Hamilton. Personal: Born March 8, 1990 ... Son of Tim and Dawn Betz ... Married to Katrina ... Father played basketball at Casper College ... Majoring in kinesiology.

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JORDAN BETZ

ALAN BEATTY

RETURNING LION PROFILES JOSHUA BROWN QUARTERBACK 6-4 • 190 • R-FRESHMAN DALLAS, TEXAS BRYAN ADAMS H.S.

2012: Redshirted the 2012 season.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Lettered in football at Bryan Adams High School ... Threw for 15 touchdowns and racked up over 1,500 yards in six starts as a senior ... Set a new school record with six touchdown passes against Dallas Spruce ... First team all-district selection ... Earned Dallas Morning News Player of the Week honors ... Member of the district championship squad as a sophomore ... Coached by Derrick Roberson ... Also lettered in both basketball and track ... Won a state championship in basketball at nine years old.

in the season-opener against Upper Iowa (Sept. 4) ... Recorded a pair of tackles and a quarterback hurry at Incarnate Word (Nov. 13). 2009: Redshirted. Prior to A&M-Commerce: A second team all-district selection as a senior after earning honorable mention honors as a junior ... Made 53 tackles in six games as a senior, including a 15-tackle effort against Rowlett and 12 more against Carrollton Smith ... A member of the wrestling team as well as the football team ... Advanced to the state tournament as a senior, where he advanced to the consolation third round at 189 lbs. Personal: Born October 25, 1990 ... Son of Steve and Dottie Claggett.

CLAGGETT’S CAREER STATISTICS Year Games UT AT TOT TFL Sacks Int. PBU 2010 11 19 25 44 0.0 0.0 0 1 2011 10 28 39 67 7.0 1.5 0 2 2012 9 17 24 41 3.5 1.0 0 0 TOTALS 30 64 88 152 11.0 2.5 0 3

MATT CLAGGETT LINEBACKER 5-10 • 215 • SENIOR ROCKWALL, TEXAS ROCKWALL H.S.

MATT CLAGGETT

Personal: Born July 20, 1993 ... Son of Basil and Yvonne Brown ... Brother Basil is a sophomore on the Texas State University men’s basketball team ... Plans to major in mathematics or accounting.

2012: Appeared in all 10 games for the Lions with four starts ... Racked up 41 tackles on the year, including 17 unassisted, with 3.5 tackles for loss, one sack and a pair of forced fumbles ... Logged a season-high nine nine tackles at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3), a pair of which were solo stops ... Recorded six tackles, all of which were unassisted, at Angelo State (Oct. 20), including a tackle for loss ... Posted five stops at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8) ... Had five tackles at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6), including three unassisted tackles with a tackle for loss ... Notched a sack and a forced fumble against Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) ... Forced a fumble while logging three tackles against A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29). 2011: Started all 10 games for A&M-Commerce ... Set career-highs by logging 67 tackles, including 28 unassisted, with 7.0 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, a forced fumble and a pair of quarterback hurries ... Ranked second on the team in total and assisted tackles and third in unassisted tackles, tackles for loss and sacks ... Recorded a career-best 14 stops against Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 5), tying a career-high with five solo stops and 1.5 tackles for loss ... Posted nine tackles against Angelo State (Oct. 22), including six assisted stops ... Had seven tackles in each of the first four games of the year, with four unassisted tackles at Upper Iowa (Sept. 3), against Midwestern State (Sept. 17) and Ouachita Baptist (Sept. 22) ... Tied his season-best with 1.5 tackles for loss against Texas A&M-Kingsville (Oct. 1) ... Also posted tackles behind the line of scrimmage at Tarleton State (Oct. 15), against Angelo State (Oct. 22) and at Abilene Christian (Oct. 29) ... Credited with half a sack against the Texans with a full sack against the Wildcats ... Also forced a fumble in the game at Abilene Christian ... Blocked a punt against the Greyhounds, which was returned for a touchdown by teammate Aaron Wingfield. 2010: Competed in all 11 games for A&M-Commerce at linebacker ... Ranked fifth on the team with 44 tackles, including 19 unassisted tackles ... Notched a then-career-best eight tackles against East Central (Nov. 6), five of which were unassisted, while adding a quarterback hurry ... Finished with seven tackles at Eastern New Mexico (Sept. 25), adding a pass breakup against the Greyhounds ... Had six tackles

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RETURNING LION PROFILES CORTNEY CRAIG

DERIC DAVIS

DEFENSIVE BACK 6-0 • 190 • SENIOR DALLAS, TEXAS SOUTH OAK CLIFF H.S.

QUARTERBACK 5-10 • 220 • SENIOR ARLINGTON, TEXAS ARLINGTON BOWIE H.S.

2012: Appeared in eight games for the Lions ... Tallied five tackles on the year, including a pair of unassisted, with a quarterback hurry ... Logged a season-best three tackles against Midwestern State (Sept. 13) at Cowboys Stadium ... Also recorded tackles at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6) and at Angelo State (Oct. 20) ... Credited with a quarterback hurry against Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29). 2011: Saw action in nine games for A&M-Commerce ... Finished with 15 tackles on the year, including eight unassisted ... Recorded a season-best four tackles at Texas A&M-Kingsville (Oct. 1) ... Finished with three tackles against both Ouachita Baptist (Sept. 22) and Angelo State (Oct. 22), with all of his stops against the Rams being unassisted ... Recovered a blocked punt in the endzone for a defensive touchdown against Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 5) ... Also notched a pair of tackles, including a half tackle for loss against the Greyhounds ... Recorded a pair of tackles against Midwestern State (Sept. 17) at Cowboys Stadium. 2010: Played in all 11 games for A&M-Commerce ... One of nine Lions to surpass 40 tackles on the year, notching 42 - all of which came in the final eight games of the season ... Posted 27 unassisted tackles, ranking sixth on the team ... Notched a career-best 11 stops in the season finale at Incarnate Word (Nov. 13), including nine solo ... Had nine tackles against Southeastern Oklahoma (Oct. 2), one week after posting eight at Eastern New Mexico (Sept. 25) ... Finished with seven tackles, including one for loss, at Northeastern State (Oct. 9). Prior to A&M-Commerce: A two-time honorable mention all-district selection ... Had a two interception game against Adamson as a senior ... Forced two fumbles and recovered two more as well as blocked a kick against Seagoville ... Team won bi-district title ... Also a member of the track and field and swimming team ... Attended the same high school as Lions’ great Harvey Martin. Personal: Born September 16, 1991 ... Son of Cornel Craig and Lauren Grady-Johnson ... Plans to major in business management.

CRAIG’S CAREER STATISTICS Year Games UT AT TOT TFL Sacks Int. PBU 2010 11 27 15 42 1.0 0.0 0 1 2011 9 8 7 15 0.5 0.0 0 1 2012 8 2 3 5 0.0 0.0 0 0 TOTALS 28 37 25 62 1.5 0.0 0 2

2012: Saw action in seven games for A&M-Commerce, starting the first six games of the season ... Completed 94-of-179 passes (52.5%) for 976 yards, six touchdowns and six interceptions ... Threw for a career-high 214 yards, completing 17-of-38 passes and a pair of touchdowns in the Lions’ overtime victory against Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) as the Lions rallied from seven points down in the final 1:30 to topple the Javelinas ... Threw for 204 yards and completed a career-best 20 passes (34 attempts) at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6) ... Completed 18-of-31 passes for 175 yards and two touchdowns at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8), including a season-long 61-yard touchdown strike to Garrett Smith ... Rushed 70 times for 63 yards with three touchdowns on the year ... Scampered for 49 yards against Midwestern State (Sept. 13) on 10 carries, including a 60-yard touchdown run which made ESPN SportsCenter’s Top-10 plays ... Also rushed for touchdowns against the Javelinas and Cardinals, including the game-tying scamper in the final minute to send the game against A&M-Kingsville to overtime. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent two seasons at Trinity Valley Community College in San Antonio ... Three year letterwinner at Arlington Bowie High School ... Named the Associated Press and Dallas Morning News 5A Offensive Player of the Year ... First team all-state and all-district selection ... Threw for over 3,000 yards with 39 touchdowns while rushing for 680 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior ... Tied the Arlington ISD with six touchdown passes in a game while set the school record with 39 touchdowns ... Helped lead Arlington Bowie to the 2010 bi-district championship ... Coached by Kenny Perry. Personal: Born November 22, 1992 ... Son of Charles and Geraldine Davis ... Father played quarterback for the University of Colorado ... Plans to major in criminal justice.

DAVIS’ CAREER PASSING STATISTICS Year Games Att. Comp. Pct. Yards Avg. TD INT 2012 7 179 94 52.5 976 10.4 6 6 TOTALS 7 179 94 52.5 976 10.4 6 6

DAVIS’ CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS Year Games Rush Yards Avg. Long TD 2012 7 70 63 0.9 60 3 TOTALS 7 70 63 0.9 60 3

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DERIC DAVIS

CORTNEY CRAIG

RETURNING LION PROFILES JEREMY DOTSON

JUSTIN DUNCAN

DEFENSIVE LINEMAN 6-2 • 240 • SENIOR MESQUITE, TEXAS NORTH MESQUITE H.S.

WIDE RECEIVER 6-5 • 210 • SENIOR TABOR CITY, N.C. SOUTH COLUMBUS H.S.

2012: Started all 10 games on the season for A&M-Commerce ... Finished the year with 26 tackles, including 11 solo, 3.0 tackles for loss and 0.5 sacks ... Notched four tackles against Midwestern State (Sept. 13) at Cowboys Stadium, including two solo ... Had four tackles the following game in the victory over Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) with three solo tackles, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery ... Tallied three tackles on four occasions, including the season-opening game at Southeastern Oklahoma State (Sept. 1) and at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8) ... Credited with a halfsack and a pass breakup at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6). 2011: Played in eight games for the Lions, finishing the year with 16 tackles, including nine unassisted tackles, with 0.5 tackles for loss and a fumble recovery ... Posted a career-best five tackles against Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 5) ... Had three stops, including two unassisted at West Texas A&M (Nov. 12) with half a tackle for loss ... Recorded a pair of tackles in each of the Lions’ first three games of the year, including two unassisted stops against Midwestern State (Sept. 17) at Cowboys Stadium ... Recovered a fumble at Abilene Christian (Oct. 29).

2012: Saw action in two games for A&M-Commerce ... Completed six of his 11 passes for 36 yards against Midwestern State (Sept. 13) at Cowboys Stadium with a pair of interceptions ... Completed a long pass of 10 yards against the Mutangs ... Saw action at wide receiver and special teams against West Texas A&M (Nov. 10), recording a tackle. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent two seasons at Louisburg Junior College in Louisburg, N.C. ... Attended South Columbus High School in Tabor City, N.C. ... Threw for over 5,000 yards and 43 touchdowns during his career ... Named team’s MVP as a senior ... Threw for over 400 yards and four touchdowns in a playoff game against Clinton Park ... Named all-state and all-area while helping lead South Columbus to the state championship ... Also lettered in baseball and basketball. Personal: Born May 14, 1990 ... Son of Randall and Lucia Duncan ... Plans to major in criminal justice.

2010: Competed in six games as a true freshman for A&M-Commerce ... Finished with six tackles on the year, including four unassisted ... Posted a pair of tackles in his collegiate debut at Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 18) ... Recorded a pair of tackles against Southeastern Oklahoma (Oct. 2), including his first career sack ... Also notched a sack at Central Oklahoma (Oct. 30) ... Recorded a quarterback hurry at Northeastern State (Oct. 9).

KERRY FELLERS WIDE RECEIVER 6-2 • 190 • R-FRESHMAN BURLESON, TEXAS BURLESON H.S.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: A first team all-district selection as a senior ... Received academic all-state recognition ... A three-year starter on the football team and played on the school’s basketball team. Personal: Born October 24, 1991 ... Son of Alitha Dotson.

DOTSON’S CAREER STATISTICS

2012: Redshirted the 2012 season.

Year Games UT AT TOT TFL Sacks Int. PBU 2010 6 4 2 6 2.0 2.0 0 0 2011 8 9 7 16 0.5 0.0 0 0 2012 10 11 15 26 3.0 0.5 0 1 TOTALS 24 24 24 48 5.5 2.5 0 1

JEREMY DOTSON

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner at Burleson High School ... Team captain as as senior ... Recorded 119 tackles, five fumble recoveries and three interceptions as a two-year starter ... Named to the All-Johnson County team and earned all-district honors as a senior ... Competed in the East/West All-Star Game ... Also lettered twice in track and once in basketball ... Member of the 4x100 meter relay team which qualified for regionals ... National Honor Society member and honor roll student ... Graduated in the top 20% of his class. Personal: Born January 7, 1994 ... Son of Britton and Patsy Fellers ... Mother played volleyball at Midwestern State ... Plans to major in biology or pre-med.

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RETURNING LION PROFILES STEPHEN FORD

MARCUS FORE

LINEBACKER 6-2 • 230 • SENIOR FATE, TEXAS DALLAS LUTHERAN H.S.

DEFENSIVE BACK 5-9 • 170 • SENIOR FORT WORTH, TEXAS KELLER CENTRAL H.S.

2012: Saw action in all 10 games for A&M-Commerce ... Finished with 29 tackles, including 13 unassisted, with 2.0 tackles for loss, 1.0 sacks and a forced fumble ... Set a career-best with seven tackles at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3), including six assisted and a sack ... Had six stops the following week against West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) ... Recorded four solo tackles and five total at Angelo State (Oct. 20) ... Recorded three tackles each against Southeastern Oklahoma State (Sept. 1) and Midwestern State (Sept. 13), including a tackle for loss against the Savage Storm ... Forced a fumble against Abilene Christian (Oct. 27).

2012: Appeared in all 10 games with eight starts ... Recorded 33 tackles, including 17 unassisted, with 2.0 tackles for loss, a sack, three pass breakups and an interception ... Logged a career-best seven tackles, including three unassisted, at Angelo State (Oct. 20) ... Had six stops the following week against Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) with three solo stops as welll ... Notched five tackes against Tarleton State (Oct. 13) and again at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) ... Picked off a pass at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6), returning it 85 yards for the Lions while adding a pair of tackles against the Cardinals ... Recorded his first career sack at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8).

2011: Played in all 10 games for A&M-Commerce with six starts ... Compiled 16 tackles on the year, including four unassisted, with 1.0 tackles for loss, a fumble recovery and a pass breakup ... Notched a season-best six tackles at Texas A&M-Kingsville (Oct. 1), two of which were unassisted ... Had three tackles in his A&M-Commerce debut at Upper Iowa (Sept. 3) ... Recorded a pair of tackles at West Texas A&M (Nov. 12) including a tackle for loss while also recovering a fumble against the Buffs.

2011: Saw action in all 10 games for A&M-Commerce with eight starts ... Ranked sixth on the team with 35 tackles, including 27 unassisted, with four pass breakups, an interception and a blocked kick ... Tied his career-high with five tackles on four separate occasions, the first of which came in the season-opener at Upper Iowa (Sept. 3), where he had four solo stops ... Matched that performance at Tarleton State (Oct. 15) and again against Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 5) ... Also finished with five tackles against Angelo State (Oct. 22) ... Intercepted his first career pass at Abilene Christian (Oct. 29), returning it 16 yards to set up a Lion touchdown ... Blocked a punt at West Texas A&M (Nov. 12) ... Named Capital One Academic All-District IV first team selection, joining his brother Taylor.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent one season at Concordia University in Seward, Neb. ... Posted 29 tackles, three tackles for loss and a sack for the Bulldogs ... Four year letterwinner at Dallas Lutheran High School ... Two-time all-state selection at both linebacker and tight end ... First team all-district selection as a linebacker as a junior and senior ... Recorded 157 tackles, 33 tackles for loss, 16 sacks, eight forced fumbles and five fumble recoveries as a senior ... Two-time team captain and Defensive MVP as a senior ... Tabbed the Preseason Defensive MVP of TAPPS 3A by Dave Campbell’s Football Magazine ... Linebacker MVP of the National Underclassmen Combine in Tulsa, Okla. ... Coached by Nathan Robbins ... Also lettered three times in basketball and track and field ... Two-time Academic All-State selection (2008 and 2009). Personal: Born April 6, 1992 ... Son of Eric Ford and Rebecca Hobbs ... Health and human performance major.

FORD’S CAREER STATISTICS

2010: Played in 10 games as a true freshman ... Recorded 13 tackles on the year, including nine unassisted ... Tallied five tackles in each of the final two games against East Central (Nov. 6) and at Incarnate Word (Nov. 13), seven of which where unassisted ... Credited with a 0.5 tackle for loss against the Cardinals with a quarterback hurry and a blocked extra point ... Recovered a fumble and returned it 24 yards for a touchdown at Eastern New Mexico (Sept. 25). Prior to A&M-Commerce: Named to the Dallas/Fort Worth Super Team, a second team all-area and all-district selection as a senior ... Twice recognized as the Dallas/Fort Worth Player of the Week ... Had 11 interceptions and four touchdowns throughout his high school career ... Set school single-game record for interceptions with three and single-season record with eight as a senior ... A three-year member of the football team and ran track as a sophomore.

Year Games UT AT TOT TFL Sacks Int. PBU Personal: Born November 15, 1991 ... Son of Gary and Lori Fore ... Plans to major 2011 10 4 12 16 1.0 0.0 0 1 in economics. 2012 10 13 16 29 2.0 1.0 0 0 TOTALS 20 17 28 45 3.0 1.0 0 1 FORE’S CAREER STATISTICS

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MARCUS FORE

STEPHEN FORD

Year Games UT AT TOT TFL Sacks Int. PBU 2010 10 9 4 13 0.5 0.5 0 0 2011 10 27 8 35 0.0 0.0 1 4 2012 10 17 16 33 2.0 1.0 1 3 TOTALS 30 53 28 81 2.5 1.5 2 7

RETURNING LION PROFILES PUNTER 6-3 • 205 • SENIOR ROWLETT, TEXAS ROWLETT H.S.

CAMERON FROSCH

2012: Emerged as one of the top punters in the Lone Star Conference, notching 67 punts on the year for 2,834 yards, averaging 42.3 yards per punt ... Finished the year with 14 punts of 50 or more yards, including 14 inside the 20 ... Ranked second in the Lone Star Conference in punting average ... Averaged 47.7 yards per punt at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3), booting six punts for 286 yards, including a career-long 76 yarder ... Uncorked a 65-yarder in the season-opener against Southeastern Oklahoma State (Sept. 1), averaging 42.0 yards per kick with eight punts for 336 yards ... Had nine punts against A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) for 369 yards (41.0 avg.), including a long of 55 ... Notched eight punts for 357 yards (44.6 avg.) with a long of 61 against West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) ... Reeled off 58-yard punts at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6) and against Tarleton State (Oct. 13). 2011: A&M-Commerce’s sole punter, appearing in all 10 games for the Lions ... Netted 67 punts on the year for 2,381 yards, averaging 35.5 yards per punt ... Had five punts of 50 or more yards on the season with 14 inside the 20 ... Launched a season-best 72-yard punt at Abilene Christian (Oct. 22) ... Punted 10 times at West Texas A&M (Nov. 12), compiling 374 yards and averaging 37.4 yards per kick ... Averaged 40.3 yards per punt against Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 5), booting six punts for 242 yards with a long of 53 yards and four kicks inside the 20 ... Recorded a 59-yard punt against Ouachita Baptist (Sept. 22) ... Tallied eight punts for 292 yards at Texas A&M-Kingsville (Oct. 1), including a 57-yarder with three punts inside the 20 ... Ranked eighth in the Lone Star Conference averaging 35.5 yards per punt. 2010: True freshman that played in all 11 games ... Finished with 72 punts on the year, netting 2,664 yards with a 37.0 yards per punt average ... Belted his season-long punt of 67 yards against Tarleton State (Oct. 16) ... Averaged 46.4 yards per kick with a long of 57 at Northeastern State (Oct. 9) ... Had five punts in the season opener against Upper Iowa (Sept. 4), averaging 45.8 yards per kick with a long of 59 ... Netted seven kicks of 50 or more yards on the year ... Pinned opponents inside the 20-yard-line 21 times on the season, including five times at Eastern New Mexico (Sept. 25), with just four touchbacks. Prior to A&M-Commerce: A two-year starter at Rowlett High School, serving as both the kicker and the punter ... As a senior, he punted the ball 32 times for an average of 40 yards a kick ... Landed 10 punts inside the 20, including four in one game ... Posted a season-long of 72 yards ... Ranked as one of the nation’s top punters by the National Combine Series ... A three-year letterwinner on the soccer team ... A member of the National Honors Society. Personal: Born March 13, 1992 ... Son of Chris and Rhonda Frosch ... Plans to major in finance.

FROSCH’S CAREER STATISTICS

TEVIN GODFREY WIDE RECEIVER 6-0 • 200 • JUNIOR GILMER, TEXAS GILMER H.S.

2012: Started all 10 games at wide receiver for A&M-Commerce ... Hauled in 30 passes on the year for 335 yards, ranking third in both categories ... Led the Lions with four touchdown catches ... Caught a season-high five passes against Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) for 52 yards ... Had five catches for 32 yards and a touchdown at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8) ... Notched three catches for 44 yards against Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) with a touchdown ... Also had touchdown receptions against Southeastern Oklahoma State (Sept. 1) and at Angelo State (Oct. 20) ... Tallied four receptions for 51 yards in the season finale against West Texas A&M (Nov. 10), including his season-long catch of 38 yards ... Had four carries for 43 yards on the season, including two rushes for 32 yards against the Savage Storm, including his career-long scamper of 25 yards. 2011: Redshirted. 2010: Played in eight games as a true freshman for A&M-Commerce ... Caught 10 passes for 190 yards (ranking fourth on the team) ... Had four catches for 103 yards against Angelo State (Sept. 11) in the Harvey Martin Classic at the Cotton Bowl ... Had a pair of receptions in the season-opener against Upper Iowa (Sept. 4) for 45 yards in his collegiate debut ... Notched two catches for 29 yards against Southwest Oklahoma State (Oct. 24). Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner at Gilmer High School ... Caught 33 passes for 580 yards and four touchdowns as a senior ... Helped lead the Buckeyes to the 3A Division I state championship with a perfect 15-0 record ... First team all-district selection ... Honorable mention all-state selection, hauling in five passes for 65 yards in the 43-26 victory over Wylie in the state championship game ... Coached by Jeff Traylor ... Earned three letters as a member of the basketball team.

Year Games Punts Yards Avg. Long TB 50+ I20 2010 11 72 2,664 37.0 67 4 5 21 2011 10 67 2,381 35.5 72 2 5 14 Personal: Born January 29, 1992 ... Son of Rodney Duffey and Sheila Godfrey ... 2012 10 67 2,834 42.3 76 6 14 14 Majoring in kinesiology ... Member of Murry League Baptist Church. TOTALS 31 206 7,879 38.2 76 12 24 49

GODFREY’S CAREER STATISTICS

Year Games Rec. Yards Avg. Long TD 2010 8 10 190 19.0 59 0 2011 Redshirted 2012 10 30 335 11.2 38 4 TOTALS 18 40 525 13.1 59 4

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RETURNING LION PROFILES TREVOR GOODALE

VONDRICK JACKSON

OFFENSIVE LINEMAN 6-5 • 280 • SENIOR CARSON, NEV. CARSON H.S.

RUNNING BACK 5-9 • 180 • R-FRESHMAN DESOTO, TEXAS DESOTO H.S.

2012: Started all 10 games for A&M-Commerce on the offensive line, seeing action primarily at left tackle. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent two seasons at Butte Community College in Oroville, Calif. ... Helped lead the Roadrunners to a 19-3 record and a pair of bowl game victories ... Two year letterwinner at Carson High School in Carson City, Nev. ... First team all-region and all-league in 2009 as as senior, leading Carson to the league championship ... Earned the Hoggy Award for the top lineman as a senior ... Coached by Blair Roman.

2012: Redshirted the 2012 season.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year starter and letterwinner at DeSoto High School ... Second team all-district selection ... Member of the 7-on-7 state championship team in 2011 ... Coached by Claude Mathis ... 2012 Regional Science Fair participant ... English Honor Society founder. Personal: Born April 11, 1994 ... Son of Vondrick and Letisha Jackson ... Plans to major in computer information systems.

Personal: Born August 7, 1992 in Reno, Nev. ... Son of Chad and Marcy Goodale.

TREVOR GOODALE

JALEN JONES DEFENSIVE BACK 5-9 • 170 • R-FRESHMAN TEXARKANA, TEXAS TEXAS H.S. 2012: Redshirted the 2012 season.

KAMRYN HOWARD DEFENSIVE BACK 5-11 • 170 • R-FRESHMAN TYLER, TEXAS JOHN TYLER H.S. 2012: Redshirted the 2012 season.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner at Texas High School in Texarkana ... All-district selection as a senior ... Named the Tigers’ Newcomer of the Year as a sophomore ... Best individual game resulted in nine tackles and a pair of interceptions ... Helped lead Texas High to the district championship as a senior ... Coached by Barry Norton ... Graduated cum laude. Personal: Born October 7, 1993 ... Son of Tim Jones and Angelita Block ... Plans to major in radio and television.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner at John Tyler High School ... First team all-district selection ... Recorded 12 tackles and an interception in his first district game ... Coached by Derrick Rush ... Also lettered four times in track, competing as a sprinter ... Member of National Hershey’s 4x100 meter relay team that took first place. Personal: Born June 18, 1994 ... Son of Marcus Howard, Kinetha Clark and Cedeno Clark.

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RETURNING LION PROFILES TREVER LASSETER

SHAQUELLE MASSEY

QUARTERBACK 6-5 • 200 • R-FRESHMAN LONE OAK, TEXAS LONE OAK H.S.

DEFENSIVE BACK 6-4 • 190 • SENIOR ANCHORAGE, ALASKA EAST H.S.

2012: Redshirted the 2012 season.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner at Lone Oak High School ... First team all-state selection as a senior, passing for over 2,000 yards and 19 touchdowns ... Team captain as a senior ... Completed 15-of-19 passes for 403 yards and four touchdowns in Lone Oak’s 63-7 playoff victory over Whitewright ... Helped lead Lone Oak to three-straight bi-district championships while earning area championships in 2010 and 2011 ... Wendy’s High School Heisman Award recipient ... Voted Padilla Coaches Poll 2A Offensive Athlete of the Year ... MVP of Greenville Herald Banner Football Dream Team ... Also earned all-district recognition as a wide receiver and defensive end ... Coached by his father Dean Lasseter ... Also won three varsity letters in basketball and two in track and field ... Jack Brookins Fighting Heart Award winner ... THSCA Academic All-State selection ... Academic All-District selection. Personal: Born July 31, 1993 ... Son of Dean and Melissa Lasseter ... Father played football for East Texas State from 1987-90 ... Plans to major in construction and technology management.

2012: Appeared in seven games for A&M-Commerce with a pair of starts ... Tallied 11 tackles on the year with an interception ... Recorded a season-high four tackles at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8) with a pair of solo tackles ... Had three tackles the following week against Midwestern State (Sept. 13) at Cowboys Stadium with an interception, returning it back 13 yards ... Recorded a tackle against Southeastern Oklahoma State (Sept. 1), Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29), Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) and West Texas A&M (Nov. 10). Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent two seasons at Mesa Community College, playing both safety and cornerback ... Tallied 34 tackles, an interception and a fumble recovery as a sophomore ... Three year letterwinner at East High School in Anchorage, Alaska ... Team captain as a senior ... Posted his best game playing both wide receiver and safety, hauling in three catches for 88 yards while recording six tackles, a forced fumble and an interception ... Coached by Rodger Spackman. Personal: Born September 30, 1991 in Anchorage, Alaska ... Son of William and Sherice Massey ... Sociology major.

MASSEY’S CAREER STATISTICS

CHARLES LESLIE LINEBACKER 6-1 • 225 • JUNIOR SHERMAN, TEXAS SHERMAN H.S.

Year Games UT AT TOT TFL Sacks Int. PBU 2012 7 3 8 11 0.0 0.0 1 0 TOTALS 7 3 8 11 0.0 0.0 1 0

JAYLYN McDUFFIE

OFFENSIVE LINEMAN 6-1 • 230 • SOPHOMORE GRAND PRAIRIE, TEXAS ARLINGTON BOWIE H.S.

2012: Saw action in six games for A&M-Commerce, primarily on special teams ... Notched a tackle at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) ... Recorded a quarterback hurry against Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29).

2011: Did not see action for A&M-Commerce.

2012: Saw action in nine games for A&M-Commerce with five starts on the offensive line ... Saw responsibility at both center and right guard for the Lions.

2010: Redshirted the 2010 season. Prior to A&M-Commerce: An honorable mention all-state, second team all-district and second team all-Texomaland selection as a senior ... Three-year letterwinner and two-year starter at Sherman High School ... Named the team’s Defensive Line MVP as a senior ... Had a season-best 13 tackles, including two sacks and a fumble recovery against Frisco Liberty as a senior. Personal: Born November 4, 1991 ... Son of Charles Leslie, Sr.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year starter and letterwinner at Arlington Bowie High School ... Recorded 110 pancakes during his career, including 12 against North Crowley, a personal-best ... Played mostly at the center position but also line up at tackle ... First team all-district selection at offensive tackle ... Coached by Kenny Perry. Personal: Born December 3, 1993 ... Son of Wesley and Felita McDuffie.

LESLIE’S CAREER STATISTICS Year Games UT AT TOT TFL Sacks Int. PBU 2011 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 2012 6 0 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 TOTALS 6 0 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0

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RETURNING LION PROFILES TEVIN MOORE

RICKY PELZER

DEFENSIVE LINEMAN 6-1 • 260 • SENIOR DUNCANVILLE, TEXAS DUNCANVILLE H.S.

WIDE RECEIVER 6-3 • 190 • R-FRESHMAN KILLEEN, TEXAS KILLEEN H.S.

2012: Started all 10 games for A&M-Commerce ... Tallied 27 tackles (10 unassisted) with 5.0 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks and seven quarterback hurries ... Notched a season-high five tackles at Angelo State (Oct. 20) with 2.5 tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks ... Recorded four tackles with half a tackle for loss with a pair of quarterback hurries against Tarleton State (Oct. 13) ... Notched four tackles with a half tackle for loss against West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) ... Posted three tackles in the season-opener against Southeastern Oklahoma State (Sept. 1) along with Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) and at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) ... Had a pair of quarterback hurries at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8) and against Abilene Christian (Oct. 27). 2011: Started nine games for A&M-Commerce, posting 30 tackles, including 19 unassisted, with 11.5 tackles for loss and a team-best 3.0 sacks ... Racked up five tackles on three separate occasions, including the season-opener at Upper Iowa (Sept. 3) where he notched four solo tackles and 3.0 tackles for loss ... Had five tackles, including two solo and 1.5 for loss with a sack and three quarterback hurries at Texas A&M-Kingsville (Oct. 1) ... Blocked a punt against the Javelinas which was recovered in the end zone by Dan Jacobs ... Notched five tackles, highlighted by three solo and 2.0 tackles for loss along with a fumble recovery at Abilene Christian (Oct. 29) ... Had two tackles for loss and a sack at Tarleton State (Oct. 15) ... Recorded a sack in the endzone for a safety against Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 5). 2010: Started all 11 games as a true freshman for A&M-Commerce ... Recorded 23 tackles on the year, including 16 unassisted, with six tackles for loss ... Made a career-best seven stops at Central Oklahoma (Oct. 30), recording 2.5 tackles for loss in the process ... Had four tackles vs. Angelo State (Sept. 11), netting 1.5 TFL, and also against Tarleton State (Oct. 16), including his first career sack against the Texans ... Intercepted a pass against East Central (Nov. 6), returning it 31 yards for a Lion touchdown. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Earned first team all-district honors as a senior and second team recognition as a junior ... Made 50 stops as a senior, including five sacks as a senior ... Had 24 tackles, including 2.5 sacks, forced and recovered a fumble against Nimitz.

MOORE’S CAREER STATISTICS

2012: Redshirted the 2012 season.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner and starter at Killeen High School ... Second team all-district selection ... Hauled in an 80-yard touchdown pass as a senior ... Named “Most Needed Freshman” by his teammates ... Coached by Sam Jones ... Also lettered once in basketball and four times in track and field, competing in the discus and high jump. Personal: Born November 24, 1992 in Harrisburg, Pa. ... Son of Richard and Towana Harding.

COLE PITTS DEFENSIVE BACK 6-0 • 205 • SOPHOMORE ALVIN, TEXAS ALVIN H.S.

2012: Appeared in seven games for A&M-Commerce, primarily on special teams ... Tallied three tackles on the year, including a pair of unassisted tackles ... Had two solo tackles against Midwestern State (Sept. 13), including a tackle for loss ... Recorded a tackle at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8) in his collegiate debut. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year starter and letterwinner at Alvin High School ... Concluded his senior season with 156 tackles, six interceptions and three touchdowns ... Second team all-district selection as a senior ... Named Defensive Player of the Year as a junior ... Coached by Mike Rogers ... Also lettered twice in baseball and once in track and field ... Academic all-state selection as a senior ... National Honor Society member ... Graduated in the top 10% of his class.

TEVIN MOORE

Year Games UT AT TOT TFL Sacks Int. PBU Personal: Born May 4, 1994 ... Son of Phillip and Janet Pitts ... Cousin Gary Pitts 2010 11 16 7 23 6.0 1.0 1 0 played football for East Texas State ... Plans to major in industrial engineering. 2011 9 19 11 30 11.5 3.0 0 0 2012 10 10 17 27 5.0 1.5 0 0 PITTS’ CAREER STATISTICS TOTALS 30 45 35 80 22.5 5.5 1 0 Year Games UT AT TOT TFL Sacks Int. PBU 2012 7 2 1 3 1.0 0.0 0 0 TOTALS 7 2 1 3 1.0 0.0 0 0

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RETURNING LION PROFILES SAM SHEARIN

GARRETT SMITH

OFFENSIVE LINEMAN 6-5 • 265 • JUNIOR DALLAS, TEXAS WOODROW WILSON H.S.

WIDE RECEIVER 6-0 • 185 • SENIOR COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS A&M-CONSOLIDATED H.S.

2012: Played in nine games for A&M-Commerce on the offensive line, while also seeing time on special teams as well as deep snapping ... Recorded a pair of tackles on the year on special teams, including an unassisted stop at Angelo State (Oct. 20) and an assisted tackle against Tarleton State (Oct. 13). 2011: Saw action in all 10 games for A&M-Commerce, playing primarily on special teams ... Also served as the team long snapper in six games on the year. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner at Woodrow Wilson High School … Named a first team all-district defensive lineman as a senior … Helped lead the Wildcats to playoff appearances in 2009 and 2010 … Coached by Bobby Estes … Also lettered three years in baseball as a first baseman, shortstop and pitcher … National Honor Society member …Honor roll student. Personal: Born November 10, 1992 … Son of George and Ginny Shearin … Father played basketball at Samford and sister, Emily, plays volleyball at UT-Arlington … Uncle Joe Shearin played in the NFL for the Los Angeles Rams, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Dallas Cowboys.

2012: Appeared in all 10 games for A&M-Commerce with six starts ... Led the Lions with 51 catches for 581 yards while ranking second with two touchdown receptions ... Hauled in a career-best nine catches for 93 yards and a touchdown against Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) ... Racked up 91 yards on seven receptions at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) ... Reeled in three catches for 80 yards at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8), including a 61-yard touchdown reception ... Caught seven passes in a pair of games, totaling 74 yards against Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) and 66 yards at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6) ... Pulled in five catches for 51 yards against West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) ... Recorded five receptions for 43 yards against Midwestern State (Sept. 13) at Cowboys Stadium ... Returned five kickoffs on the season for 75 yards, including a 31-yarder against the Roadrunners. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent two seasons at Stephen F. Austin State University ... Appeared in 15 games for the Lumberjacks with one start, tallying seven catches for 62 yards ... Two year letterwinner at A&M Consolidated High School ... Named team’s top wide receiver as a senior ... Helped lead the Tigers to three district championships during his four seasons ... Coached by Jim Slaughter ... Also lettered four times in track and field, running the hurdle events ... Academic all-state selection as a senior ... Named to Athletic Director’s Honor Roll at Stephen F. Austin. Personal: Born March 9, 1991 ... Son of Butch and Michele Smith ... Health and human performance major.

AUSTIN SMITH QUARTERBACK 6-1 • 185 • R-FRESHMAN LEAGUE CITY, TEXAS CLEAR CREEK H.S. 2012: Redshirted the 2012 season.

SMITH’S CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS Year 2012 TOTALS

Games Rec. Yards Avg. Long TD 10 51 581 11.4 61 2 10 51 581 11.4 61 2

SMITH’S CAREER RETURN STATISTICS Year Games KR Yards Avg. Long TD 2012 10 5 75 15.0 31 0 TOTALS 10 5 75 15.0 31 0

Personal: Born November 29, 1993 in Pittsburgh, Pa. ... Son of Brian and Marcy Smith ... Father played football at the University of Arizona ... Grandfather Jerry Smith played for the San Francisco 49ers and Green Bay Packers before serving as an NFL coach ... Plans to major in engineering.

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GARRETT SMITH

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner at Clear Creek High School ... Second team all-district as a senior ... Second team all-county as a junior and senior ... Had a breakout year as a junior, throwing for over 2,200 yards and 17 touchdowns ... Completed 65 percent of his passes as a starter ... Coached by Darrell Warden ... Also lettered twice in baseball and once in basketball ... Earned the Nolan Ryan Award in baseball as a senior ... Academic all-state honorable mention as a senior.

RETURNING LION PROFILES SETH SMITH

JOSH STAFFORD

WIDE RECEIVER 5-9 • 155 • JUNIOR ENNIS, TEXAS ENNIS H.S.

OFFENSIVE LINEMAN 6-4 • 260 • JUNIOR KELLER, TEXAS KELLER H.S.

2012: Appeared in six games for A&M-Commerce, hauling in three passes for 40 yards ... Had a pair of catches for 41 yards against Midwestern State (Sept. 13) at Cowboys Stadium, including his season-long catch of 34 yards. 2011: Saw action in nine games for A&M-Commerce as a true freshman ... Became a regular in the receiving corps in the final four games of the season, catching 20 passes for 170 yards and a touchdown ... Hauled in seven passes against Angelo State, compiling 37 yards ... Was on the receiving end of an 80-yard touchdown catch and run against Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 5) for his first collegiate touchdown ... Caught five passes each against both Abilene Christian (Oct. 29) and West Texas A&M (Nov. 12), compiling 28 yards against the Wildcats and 25 against the Buffs ... Rushed three times at West Texas A&M for 19 yards ... One of the Lions’ main kick returners, returning 22 kickoffs for 334 yards ... Ranked sixth in the Lone Star Conference, averaging 15.2 yards per return ... Had his best performance against the Rams, returning five kickoffs for 78 yards, including a career-long 40 yard return.

2012: Appeared in four games for A&M-Commerce, playing primarily on special teams. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent his freshman season at the Air Force Academy, playing right tackle ... Three year letterwinner at Keller High School ... Named team captain as a senior ... Second team all-district selection ... Coached by Kevin Atkinson ... Also lettered twice in basketball ... Academic All-State selection in both football and basketball as a senior. Personal: Born December 1, 1992 ... Son of Jeff and Nancy Stafford ... Plans to major in sports and recreation management.

SHANE THOMPSON OFFENSIVE LINEMAN 6-3 • 245 • JUNIOR KELLER, TEXAS FOSSIL RIDGE H.S.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Letterwinner at Ennis High School as a senior … Recorded 54 receptions for 670 yards and nine touchdowns as a senior … Set a personal-best with 11 catches for 130 yards and three touchdowns against Keller Fossil Ridge … Second team all-district selection … Coached by Steve Marrow … Earned a pair of letters in both track and basketball … Earned Excellence Award certificate for maintaining a 95 percent average in four or more classes. Personal: Born April 22, 1993 … Son of Demorise Smith and Susan St. Clair … Plans to major in engineering.

SMITH’S CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS Year Games Rec. Yards Avg. Long TD 2011 9 20 170 8.5 80 1 2012 6 3 40 13.3 34 0 TOTALS 15 23 210 9.1 80 1

SMITH’S CAREER RETURN STATISTICS Year 2011 2012 TOTALS

Games KR Yards Avg. Long TD 9 22 334 15.2 40 0 6 0 0 0.0 0 0 15 22 334 15.2 40 0

2012: Appeared in eight games for A&M-Commerce with three starts on the offensive line, playing primarily at the right guard position. 2011: Saw action in three games for A&M-Commerce on the offensive line. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner at Fossil Ridge High School … Two-time all-district selection … Honorable mention alldistrict as a sophomore … Two-time Offensive Lineman of the Year at Fossil Ridge … Team captain as a senior … Academic All-State selection as a senior … High school teammate of fellow Lion newcomers Austin Fisher, Blake Ohm and Salim Zongo and sophomore offensive lineman Nick Cannon ... Coached by Tony Baccarini …Four year letterwinner at the shot put … District champion in the shot put as a sophomore and junior … Member of district championship track team in 2008 and 2009. Personal: Born September 14, 1992 … Son of Charles and Sheryl Thompson … Plans to major in business management.

SETH SMITH

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RETURNING LION PROFILES BRANDON TURNER

CHASE THRASHER KICKER 6-0 • 210 • SOPHOMORE ROWLETT, TEXAS ROWLETT H.S.

2012: Appeared in a pair of games for A&M-Commerce ... Made two of his three field goal attempts, including a season-long 33-yarder against Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) ... Also hit a 31-yard field goal at Angelo State (Oct. 20) in his collegiate debut ... Went three-of-three in extra point attempts on the year, finishing with nine points. 2011: Redshirted the 2011 season. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner at Rowlett High School … Connected on 17 of 23 field goals, including a career-long 49-yarder against Naaman Forest … Made 58 of 61 PAT attempts, including all nine against Naaman Forest, which was a school record … Recorded touchbacks on 40 of his 99 kickoffs First team all-district as a senior … Second team all-district as a junior … 201 special teams MVP … Helped lead the Eagles to the district championship as a senior … Coached by Kiff Hardin … National Honor Society member… Texas Scholar all four years of high school.

TURNER’S CAREER STATISTICS Year Games UT AT TOT TFL Sacks Int. PBU 2011 8 7 5 12 3.0 1.0 0 0 2012 9 8 13 21 5.5 3.0 0 0 TOTALS 17 15 18 33 8.5 4.0 0 0

PABLO VASQUEZ DEFENSIVE BACK 5-9 • 190 • SENIOR DUNCANVILLE, TEXAS DUNCANVILLE H.S.

Personal: Born September 15, 1992 … Son of Charles and Stephanie Thrasher … Plans to major in business administration.

BRANDON TURNER DEFENSIVE LINEMAN 6-0 • 245 • JUNIOR ALLEN, TEXAS ALLEN H.S.

2012: Appeared in nine games for A&M-Commerce ... Finished with 21 tackles, including eight solo, with 5.5 tackles for loss, 3.0 sacks and a pair of quarterback hurries ... Set a personal-best with four tackles against Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) with a quarterback hurry ... Finished with three tackles against Midwestern State (Sept. 13) and against Tarleton State (Oct. 13) with a sack and a quarterback hurry against the Texans ... Recorded four tackles with 1.5 tackles for loss at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8) ... Notched sacks against Southeastern Oklahoma State (Sept. 1) and at Angelo State (Oct. 20).

2012: Appeared in nine games for A&M-Commerce ... Tallied nine tackles, two quarterback hurries, a pass breakup and an interception on the year ... Recorded his first career interception against Tarleton State (Oct. 13), returning the pick 43 yards for an A&M-Commerce touchdown ... Also tallied a pass breakup against the Texans ... Tied a personal-best with three tackles against Midwestern State (Sept. 13) at Cowboys Stadium ... Recorded a pair of tackles against Abilene Christian (Oct. 27). 2011: Saw action in nine games for A&M-Commerce, finishing with nine tackles, including three unassisted ... Posted a career-best three tackles, including two solo stops at Tarleton State (Oct. 15) ... Had a pair of tackles at Texas A&M-Kingsville (Oct. 1) ... Had one tackle in four other games for the Lions.

VASQUEZ’S CAREER STATISTICS Year Games UT AT TOT TFL Sacks Int. PBU 2011 9 3 6 9 0.0 0.0 0 0 2012 9 4 5 9 0.0 0.0 1 1 TOTALS 18 7 11 18 0.0 0.0 1 1

2010: Redshirted the 2010 season.

PABLO VASQUEZ

2011: Played in eight games for A&M-Commerce, tallying 12 tackles, including seven unassisted, with 3.0 tackles for loss and a sack ... Recorded three tackles, including two unassisted, at Tarleton State (Oct. 15) with 0.5 tackles for loss ... Had three assisted tackles against Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 5) with half a tackle for loss ... Recorded his first collegiate sack at West Texas A&M (Nov. 12) ... Recorded a tackle for loss against Midwestern State (Sept. 17) at Cowboys Stadium.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: A first team all-district and all-county selection as a senior ... Selected as team’s Defensive Player of the Game on multiple occasions as a senior ... Team won state title as a junior and won four-straight district titles. Personal: Born December 25, 1991 ... Son of Vincent and Tammy Turner ... Father, Vincent played for A&M-Commerce from 1981-1984 ... Plans to major in industrial engineering.

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RETURNING LION PROFILES OFFENSIVE LINEMAN 6-1 • 300 • SENIOR DOWNEY, CALIF. ST. JOHN BOSCO H.S.

ROBERT WHEELER

ANDREW WEIDEL

2012: Appeared in five games for A&M-Commerce on the offensive line with a pair of starts, playing primarily at the left guard position ... Earned starts against Midwestern State (Sept. 13) at Cowboys Stadium and against Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29). Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent two seasons at Cerritos College in Norwalk, Calif. ... Had 73 knockdowns en route to being named team captain and an All-Northern Conference selection ... Three year letterwinner at St. John Bosco High School in Bellflower, Calif. ... Played on both the offensive and defensive lines ... Team captain and was named All-Trinity League ... Coached by Kiki Mendoza ... Also lettered once in golf.

TONY WHITE DEFENSIVE BACK 6-0 • 185 • SOPHOMORE DALLAS, TEXAS HILLCREST H.S.

Personal: Born February 21, 1992 ... Son of Mickey and Linda Hughes ... Plans to major in criminal justice.

ROBERT WHEELER DEFENSIVE BACK 5-10 • 200 • JUNIOR TYLER, TEXAS CENTRAL ARKANSAS UNIV.

2012: Appeared in six games for A&M-Commerce, tallying six tackles with a pass breakup ... Recorded three tackles, including a pair of unassisted stops, and a pass breakup against Midwestern State (Sept. 13) at Cowboys Stadium ... Notched two tackles in the overtime victory against Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) ... Recored a stop at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8).

2012: Saw action in all 10 games for A&M-Commerce with nine starts ... Finished the year with 40 tackles, including 30 unassisted, with 2.0 tackles for loss, three pass breakups and an interception ... Notched a season-high nine tackles at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6), seven of which were solo stops ... Had eight tackles against Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29), including a 31-yard interception return and half a tackle for loss ... Recorded five tackles at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8) and against Tarleton State (Oct. 13) ... Had four tackles in the season-opener against Southeastern Oklahoma State (Sept. 1) in his Lion debut. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent his freshman season at Central Arkansas University ... Two year starter and letterwinner at John Tyler High School ... First team all-district selection ... Named Defensive Back of the Year as a senior ... Finished his career with 140 tackles, six interceptions, 22 pass breakups and 10 forced fumbles ... Tabbed Pepsi Player of the Week as a senior ... Coached by Rickland Holmes ... Also letterd three times in baseball, playing third base and left field.

2011: Redshirted. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner and starter at Hillcrest High School …Helped lead the Panthers to an undefeated district championship and a bi-district championship as a senior … Recorded a school-record 10 interceptions in 2010 … Had three interceptions, two of which he returned for touchdowns, as well as nine tackles in one game … Named district MVP … All-area first team selection … Team MVP … Coached by Andy Todd … Also lettered in basketball and was a two year starter. Personal: Born December 28, 1992 … Son of Anthony White and LaCrystal Knight.

WHITE’S CAREER STATISTICS Year Games UT AT TOT TFL Sacks Int. PBU 2012 6 3 3 6 0.0 0.0 0 1 TOTALS 6 3 3 6 0.0 0.0 0 1

Personal: Born July 28, 1993 ... Son of Robert and Charolette Wheeler ... Nickname is “Duke” ... Plans to major in health and human performance.

WHEELER’S CAREER STATISTICS Year Games UT AT TOT TFL Sacks Int. PBU 2012 10 30 10 40 2.0 0.0 1 3 TOTALS 10 30 10 40 2.0 0.0 1 3

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RETURNING LION PROFILES DEFENSIVE LINEMAN 6-2 • 245 • SENIOR GODLEY, TEXAS GODLEY H.S.

JAKE WILLIAMS

2012: Started all 10 games at defensive end for A&M-Commerce ... Notched 25 tackles, including eight unassisted, with 5.0 tackles for loss, 0.5 sacks and three quarterback hurries ... Notched a season-best seven tackles at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3), including a half tackle for loss ... Recorded five tackles, including three unassisted, against Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29), tallying 2.5 tackles for loss and credited with half a sack ... Had three tackles in the season-opener against Southeastern Oklahoma State (Sept. 1) ... Notched three assisted stops at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8) with a quarterback hurry.

GAGE WINDSOR DEFENSIVE BACK 6-1 • 190 •SOPHOMORE MIDLOTHIAN, TEXAS MIDLOTHIAN H.S.

2011: Started all 10 games for A&M-Commerce, finishing with 20 tackles, including 11 unassisted, and 4.0 tackles for loss ... Notched a season-high four tackles against Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 5) with 1.5 tackles for loss against the Greyhounds ... Had three tackles on three other occasions, including one unassisted tackle, 1.5 tackles for loss and a sack in the season-opener at Upper Iowa (Sept. 3) ... Also made three tackles against Ouachita Baptist (Sept. 22) and at Texas A&M-Kingsville (Oct. 1) ... Credited with a quarterback hurry at Tarleton State (Oct. 15) and a pass breakup against Ouachita Baptist. 2010: Played in 11 games for A&M-Commerce with nine starts ... Tied for sixth on the team with 43 tackles, including 24 unassisted ... Recorded a season-high eight stops at Eastern New Mexico (Sept. 25), including six unassisted tackles and a pair of sacks ... Made three tackles for loss against the Greyhounds ... Finished with six tackles against Tarleton State (Oct. 16) and at Incarnate Word (Nov. 13) ... Notched five tackles in back-to-back games against Southeastern Oklahoma (Oct. 2) and at Northeastern State (Oct. 9) ... Forced three fumbles on the year and notched three quarterback hurries. Prior to A&M-Commerce: A four-sport letterwinner at Godley High School, earning four letters in football and baseball and three in basketball and track and field ... A three-year team captain on the football team ... As a senior, he was named the district and county defensive MVP en route to all-state honors ... Recorded 112 tackles, including seven sacks, five forced fubmles, two fumble recoveries and an interception ... A three-time all-county and all-area selection. Personal: Born August 1, 1991 ... Son of David Williams and Susan Lanzarotti-Mote ... Plans to major in kinesiology.

WILLIAMS’ CAREER STATISTICS Year Games UT AT TOT TFL Sacks Int. PBU 2010 11 24 19 43 5.5 3.0 0 2 2011 10 11 9 20 4.0 1.0 0 1 2012 10 8 17 25 5.0 0.5 0 0 TOTALS 31 43 45 88 14.5 4.5 0 3

2012: Appeared in four games for A&M-Commerce, playing primarily on special teams ... Notched his first career tackle against West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) ... Saw his first collegiate action at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8). 2011: Redshirted. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner and starter at Midlothian High School… Senior team captain … Finished his career with 353 tackles, including 155 as a junior …Recorded 19 tackles against Saginaw … Twotime all-district honorable mention selection …Named team’s Defensive MVP in 2009 … Army Strong Award recipient (2010) … Academic All-District … THSCA Academic All-State selection … Coached by Lee Wiggington … Also lettered once in track, running in the relays … Honor roll student. Personal: Born January 10, 1993 … Son of Joseph and Terri Windsor … Plans to major in kinesiology and sport studies.

WINDSOR’S CAREER STATISTICS Year Games UT AT TOT TFL Sacks Int. PBU 2012 4 0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 TOTALS 4 0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0

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RETURNING LION PROFILES AARON WINGFIELD

KRISTODDIE WOODS

RUNNING BACK 5-8 • 180 • SENIOR ARLINGTON, TEXAS KENNEDALE H.S.

LINEBACKER 6-0 • 240 • SOPHOMORE GARLAND, TEXAS LAKEVIEW CENTENNIAL H.S.

2012: Appeared in five games for A&M-Commerce, seeing action primarily on special teams ... Notched a pair of tackles on the year, including a solo stop against Tarleton State (Oct. 13) ... Also recorded an assisted tackle against West Texas A&M (Nov. 10). 2011: Saw action in three games, mostly on special teams for A&M-Commerce after making the transition from wide receiver ... Finished with two tackles, including one each against Texas A&M-Kingsville (Oct. 1) and Incarnate Word (Oct. 8) ... Scooped up a blocked punt and returned it 32 yards for a touchdown against the Cardinals for his first collegiate touchdown. 2010: Played in all 11 games, making his first career start against Upper Iowa (Sept. 4) ... Caught 11 passes for 52 yards on the season ... Hauled in three catches for 21 yards, including his season-long 14-yard reception against Southeastern Oklahoma (Oct. 2) ... Caught two passes in three other games ... Returned seven kicks on special teams for the Lions, totalling 117 yards on the year, including his season-best 29-yard return against Tarleton State (Oct. 16). 2009: Redshirted. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Ran for an average of 9.3 yards per carry and 165.6 yards per game as a senior en route to 212 carries for 1,987 yards and 26 touchdowns en route to all-state honors ... Had four games in which he ran for over 200 yards ... Named all-district and was selected District 12-3A Player of the Year ... Member of the 4x100, 4x200 and 4x400-meter relay teams in track and field that advanced to the regional meet hosted by A&M-Commerce. Personal: Born June 6, 1991 ... Son of Weldon Hunter and Jodi Nash ... Kinesiology major.

2012: Appeared in all 10 games with six starts for A&M-Commerce ... Finished with 49 tackles, including 17 unassisted, with 3.5 tackles for loss ... Notched a career-best eight tackles against Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) ... Finished with seven stops, including a half tackle for loss, at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) ... Made six tackles, including four unassisted, with a half tackle for loss at Angelo State (Oct. 20) ... Recorded five tackles in the season-opener against Southeastern Oklahoma State (Sept. 1) as well as against Tarleton State (Oct. 13) and West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) ... Posted four tackles, including a tackle for loss and a pass breakup, at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6). 2011: Redshirted the 2011 season. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner at Lakeview Centennial High School … Led the team with 123 tackles, including 71 unassisted as a senior … Finished his career with 250 tackles, 24 tackles for loss, seven sacks, three forced fumbles and nine fumble recoveries … Had a season-best 18 tackles in a pair of games … Two-time all-district selection … All-state selection in 2009 … Named team’s Defensive Player of the Year as a senior … Named to Dave Campbell’s Top300 players in Texas …High school teammate of fellow Lion newcomer Kirwyn Moncriffe ... Coached by Don Willis … Lettered in track and field, competing in the discus and shot put. Personal: Born November 30, 1992 … Son of Kent and Cheryl Carson … Plans to major in education or history.

WOODS’ CAREER STATISTICS Year Games UT AT TOT TFL Sacks Int. PBU 2012 10 17 32 49 3.5 0.0 0 1 TOTALS 10 17 32 49 3.5 0.0 0 1

SMITH’S CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS

AARON WINGFIELD

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KRISTODDIE WOODS

Year Games Rec. Yards Avg. Long TD 2010 11 11 52 4.7 14 0 2011 3 0 0 0.0 0 0 2012 5 0 0 0.0 0 0 TOTALS 18 11 52 4.7 14 0

RETURNING LION PROFILES JOEL WREN

SALIM ZONGO

DEFENSIVE BACK 6-0 • 190 • SENIOR TERRELL, TEXAS TERRELL H.S.

WIDE RECEIVER 5-10 • 155 • SOPHOMORE KELLER, TEXAS FOSSIL RIDGE H.S.

2012: Started all 10 games for A&M-Commerce ... Ranked second on the team with 67 tackles, including 32 unassisted, with 3.5 tackles for loss, four pass breakups and a fumble recovery ... Tied his career-best with 13 tackles at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8), including five solo stops ... Made nine tackles against Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) with a pass breakup ... Had eight tackles in the season-opener against Southeastern Oklahoma State (Sept. 1) and against Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) ... Posted seven stops at Angelo State (Oct. 20) with four solo tackles, a tackle for loss and a pair of pass breakups ... Recorded six tackles with a tackle for loss against Midwestern State (Sept. 13) at Cowboys Stadium ... Finished the season with a five-tackle performance against West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) including an eight-yard fumble recovery. 2011: Saw action in nine games for A&M-Commerce, ranking third on the team in total tackles (54) and second in unassisted tackles (35) ... Tied for 20th in the Lone Star Conference averaging 6.0 tackles per game ... Also finished with 1.0 tackle for loss, three pass breakups and an interception ... Posted his best game in a Lion uniform against Ouachita Baptist (Sept. 22), racking up 13 tackles, including six unassisted, with 0.5 tackle for loss ... Finished with nine stops against Angelo State (Oct. 22) with five solo tackles ... Recorded six unassisted tackles at Abilene Christian (Oct. 29) with a forced fumble ... Tallied five tackles and an interception at Tarleton State (Oct. 15) ... Closed out the year with six tackles, including four solo, and 0.5 tackle for loss at West Texas A&M (Nov. 12).

2012: Appeared in nine games for A&M-Commerce with one start ... Finished with eight catches for 51 yards on the season ... Pulled in three catches for 37 yards against Tarleton State (Oct. 13), including his season-high 16 yard reception ... Made a pair of catches against Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) ... Also pulled in a catch at Angelo State (Oct. 20) in his first collegiate start ... Also had a pair of rushes for nine yards, including a seven-yard scamper at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6). 2011: Redshirted. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner and starter at Fossil Ridge High School … Caught 33 passes for 528 yards and five touchdowns as a senior … Against Newman Smith, hauled in seven receptions for 146 yards and three touchdowns … Had a 77-yard touchdown reception against Southlake Carroll … High school teammate of fellow Lions Blake Ohm and Steven Thompson ... Coached by Tony Baccarini … Also lettered in track and basketball … Member of Texas 300 AAU basketball team. Personal: Born March 12, 1992 in Tanzania, Africa.

ZONGO’S CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS Year Games Rec. Yards Avg. Long TD 2012 9 8 51 6.4 16 0 TOTALS 9 8 51 6.4 16 0

2009: Redshirted. Prior to A&M-Commerce: Earned all-district honors and named team MVP as a senior at Terrell High School ... A three-year letterwinner in football, basketball and track and field.

SALIM ZONGO

2010: Played in 10 games for A&M-Commerce with a pair of starts ... Notched 28 tackles on the year, including 21 unassisted ... Tallied a season-best five tackles at Eastern New Mexico (Sept. 25), along with an interception returned 31 yards for a Lion touchdown ... Had four tackles on four other occasions, including four unassisted stops against Southwest Oklahoma State (Oct. 24) and a pair of pass breakups ... Had four stops at Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 18), including a tackle for loss.

WREN’S CAREER STATISTICS Year Games UT AT TOT TFL Sacks Int. PBU 2010 10 21 7 28 1.0 0.0 1 4 2011 9 35 19 54 1.0 0.0 1 3 2012 10 32 35 67 3.5 0.0 0 4 TOTALS 29 88 61 149 5.5 0.0 2 11

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DONOVAN BROWNLEE

6-2 • 245 • Defensive Lineman Canyon County, Calif. (Canyon H.S.)

6-3 • 290 • Offensive Lineman Dallas, Texas (Skyline H.S.)

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner and two year starter for Cypress Falls High School … Helped lead the Eagles to a district championship in 2012 … Recorded nine pancakes in bi-district playoff game against Alief Elsik … First team all-district selection as a senior following honorable mention honors as a junior … Named the 2012 Best Blocker Award winner … Coached by Kirk Eaton … Also lettered in golf as a senior.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent one season at Ventura College in Ventura, Calif. … Northern Division All-Western State Conference honorable mention selection … Finished with 32 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss and eight sacks … Spent his freshman season at College of the Canyons in Santa Clarita, Calif. … Two year letterwinner at Canyon High School … Named All-Foothill League first team selection posting 43 tackles and 3.5 sacks as a senior … Team captain and MVP … Coached by Chris Varner.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letter winner and starter at Dallas Skyline High School … Helped lead the Raiders to the District 9-5A championship as Skyline advanced to the regional final, falling to eventual state champion Allen … Also member of the 2011 Raider state semifinalist team … Skyline finished the season ranked 12th in the state of Texas … Two-time all-district selection … Coached by Reginald Samples.

Personal: Born August 25, 1994 … Son of William and Jeanna Abercrombie … Plans to major in kinesiology.

STEVEN BAKER

5-11 • 180 • Defensive Back San Antonio, Texas (MacArthur H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner at San Antonio MacArthur High School … Two-time all-district selection … Named District 26-5A Return Specialist in 2012 … Notched five interceptions as a senior with one touchdown … Had a pair of 90-yard kickoff returns for touchdowns … Also tallied 254 yards receiving with a touchdown as a receiver … Nominated for Texas High School All-Star game … Coached by Ben Cook … Also lettered four times in track and field … National Honor Society member … Academic all-district selection in track and field. Personal: Born September 23, 1994 … Son of Josh and Helene Vitt … Father played football and baseball at Colorado College … Plans to major in business management.

COLBY BOYCE-CABATU 6-2 • 220 • Linebacker Hilo, Hawaii (Kamehameha H.S.)

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent two seasons at Ventura College (Calif.) from 2011-13 ... Named second team All-Conference selection ... Three year letterwinner at Kamehameha High School in Hilo, Hawaii ... Two year starter on both offense and defense ... Named first team All-Conference as a senior ... Coached by David Baldwin ... Also lettered three times in basketball. Personal: Born October 2, 1992 in Hilo, Hawaii ... Son of Elson Cabatu and Liana Boyce-Cabatu ... Plans to major in business administration.

DAVAR BROWN

6-0 • 230 • Linebacker Houston, Texas (Westbury H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Four year letterwinner and three year starter at Westbury High School … Played at defensive tackle, defensive end middle linebacker … Unanimous first team all-district selection in 2012 … Coached by Steven Hill … Also lettered twice in powerlifting and once in track and field, competing in the shotput and discus. Personal: Born December 29, 1994 … Son of Derrick and Tarsha Brown … Undecided about collegiate major.

Personal: Born February 25, 1992 … Son of Anthony Brownlee and Esther Ala’ilima … Plans to major in sociology.

ANTHONY BURRELL

6-5 • 335 • Offensive Lineman Indio, Calif. (LaQuinta H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent two seasons at the College of the Desert in Palm Desert, Calif. … Three year letterwinner at La Quinta High School … Helped lead the Blackhawks to the Desert Valley League championship as a sophomore and senior … First team AllDVL selection as a senior … Second team selection as a junior … Two-time team captain … Coached by Dan Armstrong … Lettered once in wrestling. Personal: Born December 12, 1991 … Son of Anthony and Roberta Burrell … Plans to major in sociology.

KIESTON CARTER

5-11 • 200 • Linebacker Mexia, Texas (Mexia H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner at Mexia High School … Helped led the Black Cats to the district championship in 2010 and a runner-up finish in 2011 … Two-time team captain … First team all-district selection in 2011 … Second team all-district selection in 2012 … 2012 Mexia Black Cat Shield of Honor recipient … 2011 Tommy Flatt Award recipient … Coached by Lemonte Chambers … Three-time first team Academic All-District selection. Personal: Born October 25, 1994 … Son of the late Darrell Carter and Regina Bedford … Plans to major in kinesiology.

COREY CHILDS

6-1 • 230 • Defensive Lineman Bakersfield, Calif. (Stockdale H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent two seasons at Fresno City College … Two-time Region 1 first team All-Conference selection … First team All-California selection … Finished with 92 tackles, including 26.5 tackles for loss, 13.5 sacks and six forced fumbles in two seasons with the Rams … Two year letterwinner at Stockdale High School … Played both on both the offensive and defensive line, earning first team AllLeague honors on defense as a senior … Also picked up second team All-League honors on the offensive line as both a junior and senior … Helped lead the Mustangs to back-to-back Southwest Yosemite Football League championships … Coached by Mike Snow. Personal: Born July 16, 1992 … Son of Angela Bostick … Plans to major in civil engineering.

KELVIN COLEMAN

5-11 • 270 • Center/Deep Snapper Houston, Texas (Cypress Falls H.S.)

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Personal: Born October 16, 1994 … Son of Cedric and Angelia Maxwell … Plans to major in sports medicine.

TREVON COOK

6-2 • 255 • Defensive Lineman La Grange, Texas (La Grange H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner and two year starter at La Grange High School … Member of 2012 District 26-3A championship team … Team captain as a senior … First team all-district selection in 2012 … Second team all-district selection in 2011 … Coached by Matt Kates … Also lettered three years in track and field, competing in the shot put, as well as lettering once in basketball. Personal: Born September 27, 1994 … Son of Ricky and Rose Cook … Plans to major in business.

RICHARD COOPER

5-9 • 185 • Running Back Angleton, Texas (Angleton H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner and starter for Angleton High School … Helped lead the Wildcats to the District 23-4A championship, advancing to the regional semifinals … Rushed for over 2,700 yards during his prep career … As a senior, set single-game school records, rushing for 253 yards and five touchdowns on 20 carries against Tomball … Two-time first team all-district selection (2011 and 2012) … Coached by Ryan Roark … Also lettered one season in basketball. Personal: Born March 13, 1995 … Son of Carla Cooper … Collegiate major is undecided.

ADONIS CRUZ

6-2 • 300 • Offensive Lineman McAllen, Texas (Rowe H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year starter and letterwinner for McAllen Rowe High School … District 31-5A Offensive Lineman of the Year and first team all-district selection … Second team All-Valley selection … Selected to play in THSCA All-Star Game … Coached by Paul Reyes … Also lettered twice in track and field, competing in the shot put. Personal: Born January 16, 1995 in Vineland, N.J. … Son of Rolando and Maribel Cruz … Plans to major in kinesiology.

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STEVEN FORD

ROBERT JACKSON

6-0 • 260 • Offensive Lineman Angleton, Texas (Angleton H.S.)

6-2 • 230 • Defensive Lineman Dallas, Texas (Wilmer Hutchins H.S.)

5-11 • 185 • Defensive Back Angleton, Texas (Angleton H.S.)

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner at Angleton High School ... Helped lead the Wildcats to the District 23-4A championship in both 2011 and 2012, advancing to the regional semifinals as a senior ... First team all-district and all-county as well as an all-state selection in 2012 ... Second team all-district and all-county and honorable mention all-state selection in 2011 ... Team captain in 2012 ... Coached by Ryan Roark ... Also lettered once in powerlifting and once in track and field, competing in the shot put and discus ... National Honor Society member ... Honorable mention academic all-state selection in 2012.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner at Dallas Wilmer Hutchins High School … Helped lead the Eagles to the District 11-3A championship, advancing to the first round of the playoffs … All-district selection … Recorded 36 tackles, including five sacks and a pass deflection as a senior … Coached by Elzie Barnett … Also lettered once in basketball.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner at Angleton High School … Helped lead the Wildcats to the District 23-4A championship, advancing to the regional semifinals … Finished his prep career with 86 total tackles … Team captain in 2012 … Coached by Ryan Roark … Lettered one year in track and field, running the 100 meter dash, the 4x100 and 4x200-meter relays.

Personal: Born November 23, 1994 ... Son of Rawlston and Marion Decoteau ... Plans to major in nursing or biology.

KI-JANAVEN GARRETT

MALIK ELLIS

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner at Center High School … Helped lead the Roughriders to the District 20-3A championship as a senior … Rushed for 2,687 yards on 378 carries with 30 touchdowns during his prep career while also pulling in 30 catches for 302 yards and four touchdowns … First team all-state selection … District 20-3A Offensive MVP … Earned first team all-district honors as both a running back and defensive back … Coached by Kevin Goodwin … Also lettered four times in track and field and three times in powerlifting … Regional track qualifier in the sprints … A/B Honor Roll selection.

6-4 • 255 • Offensive/Defensive Lineman Daingerfield, Texas (Daingerfield H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner at Daingerfield High School … Helped lead the Tigers to the 2012 state championship game, falling to Cameron Yoe in the title game … Member of the 2010 state championship team … Preseason all-state selection in 2012 … First team all-district selection in 2012 … Coached by Aric Sardinea … Also lettered twice in track in field and once each in both basketball and baseball. Personal: Born June 2, 1995 … Son of Raymond and LaTonya Ellis … Undecided on collegiate major.

JOEL FELIX

Personal: Born June 19, 1993 … Son of Stanley and Schkay Simon … Father played two seasons at Southern University as a linebacker and safety … Plans to major in computer engineering.

5-9 • 180 • Running Back Center, Texas (Center H.S.)

Personal: Born June 25, 1995 … Son of Ray Garrett and Tonya Nothenly … Father was a two year letterwinner at running back for Texas Southern … Plans to major in nursing.

MATT GRIFFIN

5-11 • 185 • Wide Receiver Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Fort Lauderdale H.S.)

6-3 • 290 • Offensive Lineman Denton, Texas (Ryan H.S.)

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent two seasons at the College of the Desert in Palm Desert, Calif. … Hauled in 30 passes for 300 yards and a touchdown … Three year letterwinner at Fort Lauderdale High School … Caught 29 passes for over 900 yards and a touchdown as a senior … Coached by Richard Dunbar … Spent his sophomore season at Royal Beach High School, lettering as a wide receiver.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Four year letterwinner and three year starter on the offensive line for Billy Ryan High School in Denton ... Helped lead the Raiders to the state championship game in 2010 as a sophomore ... Member of the 2012 District 5-5A runner-up and bi-district championship team ... Threetime all-district selection (2010-2012) ... Two-time all-area selection (2011-2012) ... All-state honorable mention selection in 2012 ... Notched a personal-best 12 pancakes in a win over Amarillo Palo Duro in 2011 ... Coached by Joey Florence ... Academic all-state selection in 2011 and 2012.

Personal: Born December 9, 1990 … Son of Astride Gillaume … Plans to major in sociology.

AARON FIELDS

5-8 • 190 • Running Back Stockton, Calif. (Modesto J.C.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent two seasons at Modesto Junior College in Modesto, Calif. … Named the Offensive Back of the Year while competing for the Pirates … Earned Modesto’s Iron Pirate award … Spent one year at Sacramento City College but did not play football … Three year letterwinner at Samuel Hancock High School. Personal: Born March 5, 1988 … Son of Joe and Denise Fields … Brother Marcus was a four-year letterwinner at California … Plans to major in sociology.

Personal: Born January 30, 1995 ... Son of Stephen and Lea Ann Griffin ... Plans to major in business management.

JACOB HAMILTON

6-4 • 255 • Defensive Tackle Hooks, Texas (Hooks H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner at Hooks High School ... Two-time all-district selection, including first team as a senior ... Second team all-district as a junior ... Also lettered twice in both basketball and track and field ... First team all-district selection in basketball ... MVP of Prairieland Tournament.

Personal: Born August 31, 1995 … Son of Ryan and Stacy Jackson … Undecided on collegiate major.

JORDON JENKINS

6-5 • 230 • Wide Receiver Orlando, Fla. (Freedom H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent the last two seasons at the College of the Deseret in Palm Desert, Calif. … Two year letterwinner at Freedom High School in Orlando, Fla. … Hauled in 70 catches for 850 yards and three touchdowns as a senior … Helped lead the Patriots to a seven-game winning streak and was the district runner-up as a senior … Coached by Andrew Johnson … Lettered twice in basketball and once in volleyball. Personal: Born March 11, 1993 in Orlando, Fla. … Son of Jill Jenkins … Plans to major in communications.

TRAVEN JOHNSON

6-1 • 175 • Defensive Back Tyler, Texas (John Tyler H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Four year letterwinner and two year starter at John Tyler High School … Helped lead the Lions to the District 16-4A district title and Region II championship, falling to eventual champion Denton Guyer in the state semifinals … Also a member of the 2011 state semifinal and 2010 regional final teams … Tallied 49 tackles, including 29 solo, with 8 pass breakups and three interceptions as a senior … Coached by Ricklan Holmes … Member of the 2012 Red Bull 7-on-7 Game Breakers national championship team. Personal: Born December 7, 1994 … Son of Annie Johnson … Collegiate major is undecided

TYEWAN JOHNSON

5-10 • 205 • Running Back North Augusta, S.C. (College of the Deseret) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent two seasons at the College of the Deseret in Palm Desert, Calif. … Compiled over 625 rushing and 100 receiving yards during his junior college career … Three year letterwinner at North Augusta High School … Three-time team MVP … Rushed for 310 yards in a playoff game, breaking the school record … Recipient of Golden Hamet Award … Coached by Dan Pipin. Personal: Born November 23, 1989 in Augusta, Ga. … Son of Willie Johnson and Joann Harmon … Plans to major in sociology.

Personal: Born April 13, 1995 ... Son of Robert and Lynn Hamiliton ... Plans to major in engineering.

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CAMERON MARTIN

KEVONNE PIERCE

6-5 • 195 • Deep Snapper/Tight End Rowlett, Texas (Rowlett H.S.)

5-9 • 170 • Wide Receiver/Returner Keller, Texas (Keller H.S.)

6-3 • 295 • Offensive Lineman Dallas, Texas (Wilmer Hutchins H.S.)

Prior to A&M-Commerce: One year letterwinner at Rowlett High School … Earned the Eagles’ Special Teams MVP in 2013 … Coached by Kiff Hardin.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner at Keller High School … Caught 50 passes for 579 yards and four touchdowns as a senior, racking up over 700 all-purpose yards with eight touchdowns … Racked up 650 receiving yards with six touchdowns as a sophomore in 2010 … First team all-district selection in 2012 … Named to Texas All-State Team as a sophomore (2010) … Coached by Carl Stralow.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner at Wilmer Hutchins High School in Dallas … Started for two seasons on the offensive line for the Eagles … All-district selection in 2011 and 2012 … District 113A Fighting Hear Award recipient in 2012 … Named Most Outstanding Academic football player … Coached by Elzie Barnett … Also lettered in track and field, competing in the shot put and discus.

Personal: Born February 16, 1995 in Jacksonville, Fla. … Son of Kelvin Martin and Lynn Andrews … Father was one of the top receivers in Boston College history before playing 11 years in the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys, Seattle Seahawks and Philadelphia Eagles … Collegiate major is undecided.

Personal: Born May 23, 1995 … Son of Keith Pierce … Collegiate major is undecided.

LEO MIGO

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner at South Garland High School, playing quarterback, wide receiver and cornerback … Helped lead the Colonels to the bi-district championship in 2012 … Tallied 153 rushing yards and 212 passing yards with four total touchdowns in the area finals against Plano West … Second team all-district selection in 2012 … Two-time honorable mention all-district selection (2010 and 2011) … Two-time team captain … Coached by Mark Cox … Also lettered twice in track and field, competing on the 4x100 and 4x200-meter relay teams and the triple jump … Member of the three-time 4x100-meter relay district championship team … Also lettered once in powerlifting.

Personal: Born May 9, 1995 … Son of David and Jana Jordan … Collegiate major is undecided.

BRYCE KRUMVIEDA

6-1 • 245 • Defensive Lineman Van, Texas (Van H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner at Van High School … Helped pace the Vandals to the undefeated District 15-3A championship …Finished his career with 108 tackles including 13 tackles for loss and four sacks … Notched 18 tackles with with a forced fumble and a touchdown return for a touchdown in the bi-district playoffs against Henderson … First team all-district selection in 2012 … Coached by Brady Pennington. Personal: Born March 14, 1995 in Paradise, Calif. … Son of Kevin and Tanya Krumvieda … Father played collegiate football at Butte College and Oregon Tech … Plans to major in sports management.

DRAZE LAWLISS

6-1 • 175 • Quarterback Justin, Texas (Northwest H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner and starter at Northwest High School in Justin ... Quarterbacked the Texans to a District 4-5A runner-up finish and a bi-district playoff appearance ... Passed for 2,985 yards and 25 touchdowns during his career while rushing for 962 yards and eight scores ... Set school record with 440 passing yards and three touchdowns in a victory over Midlothain ... Helped lead Northwest to its two highest win totals in school history ... Named the District 4-5A Offensive MVP ... Two-time all-district selection ... Wise County Player of the Year in 2012 ... Coached by Bill Patterson ... Also earned a pair of letters in track and field. Personal: Born August 13, 1994 ... Son of Ray and Angie Lawliss ... Collegiate major is undecided.

DEVONTA LEARY

5-11 • 240 • Linebacker Red Oak, Texas (Desoto H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner and starter at Desoto High School, playing defensive end and linebacker … Member of the undefeated District 7-5A champions that advanced to the state semifinals … Finished the season ranked third in the state of Texas and among the top-10 nationally … First team All-American in 2012 … First team all-district as a senior … Coached by Claude Mathis … Also lettered in basketball. Personal: Born July 12, 1995 … Son of Stephen Leary and Stephanie Graham … Plans to pursue a degree in criminal justice.

5-11 • 235 • Linebacker Pago Pago American Samoa (Fa’aaso Marist H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent two seasons at Chabot College in Hayward, Calif. … Led the Gladiators with 100 tackles as a sophomore, earning allstate and all-region honors … Four year letterwinner at Fa’asao Marist High School, playing linebacker and fullback … Two-time team MVP … Coached by Gabriel Sewell. Personal: Born February 25, 1993 in Pago Pago, American Samoa … Son of Leo and Fa’atamalii Migo … Plans to major in liberal arts.

BYRON MILLS

5-9 • 190 • Defensive Back Converse, Texas (Wagner H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner at Wagner High School in San Antonio … Second team all-state selection as a senior … Two-time all-city and all-area selection … District 25-5A Defensive MVP in 2012 … Helped lead the Thunderbirds to a pair of playoff appearances, advancing to the regional quarterfinals in 2011 … Two-time team MVP … Coached by Pete Gibbens … Also lettered four times in baseball and twice in wrestling … Won his weight class at the regional wrestling tournament in 2013. Personal: Born October 20, 1994 … Son of Byron Mills and Raquel Hawkins … Collegiate major is undecided.

VINCENT MOORE

5-11 • 175 • Running Back Louisville, Ky. (Shawnee H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent two seasons at Kilgore College … First team All-Conference after racking up 950 yards and six touchdowns in 2012 … Had a pair of touchdown runs of 60-yards or longer … Three year letterwinner at Shawnee High School in Louisville, Ky. … High school teammate of former Lion All-American Danny Mason … Coached by Waylan Davis. Personal: Born November 13, 1989 … Son of Rita Moore … Undecided on collegiate major.

TREY PORTER

5-10 • 170 • Wide Receiver Garland, Texas (South Garland H.S.)

Personal: Born February 6, 1995 … Son of Ricky Porter and Debra Mitchell … Collegiate major undecided.

BRIAN PULLEN

6-0 • 285 • Offensive Lineman China Spring, Texas (China Spring H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner at center and nose guard at China Springs High School … Helped lead the Cougars to a bi-district playoff appearance in 2012 after a district championship in 2011 … First team all-district selection in 2012 … Second team All-Super CenTex selection in 2012 … Coached by Mark Bell … Also lettered four years in powerlifting, setting school records in the bench, squat, deadlift and incline … Also was a four year letterwinner in track and field, competing in the discus and shot put. Personal: Born May 25, 1995 … Son of Shariana Monroe … Wants to pursue a career in software engineering and computer science.

CAMERON ROGERS

6-1 • 215 • Linebacker San Antonio, Texas (Brandeis H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner and starter at Brandeis High School in San Antonio … Key member of the Broncos’ undefeated District 27-5A squad that advanced to the regional finals … Tallied 120 tackles as a senior … Recorded 18 tackles against Smithson Valley in the area finals … First team all-district and all-city selection in 2012 … Coached by John Campbell … Two year letterwinner in soccer. Personal: Born January 24, 1995 … Son of Kevin and Jacqueline Rogers … Brother Cody is a junior defensive end at UT-San Antonio … Wants to pursue a career in coaching.

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HARRISON STEWART 6-5 • 245 • Quarterback Yucaupa, Calif. (Upland H.S.)

6-2 • 195 • Defensive Back New Waverly, Texas (New Waverly H.S.)

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner and starter at Ennis High School, playing wide receiver, running back and defensive back … Helped lead the Lions to a bi-district playoff appearance … Closed out his prep career with over 600 receiving yards and 500 rushing yards with six touchdowns and a pair of interceptions … All-district honorable mention selection in 2012 … Coached by Jack Alvarez … Also lettered three times in track and field, competing in the 100 meter dash and was a member of the 4x100 and 4x200-meter relay teams.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent the 2012 season at Chaffey College in Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. … Played his freshman season at Grossmont College in El Cajon, Calif. … Three year letterwinner at Upland High School … Helped lead the Highlanders to the 2009 CIF championship … Threw for 300 yards and four touchdowns in a victory over Alta Loma … Coached by Tim Salter.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Spent the last season at Kilgore College … Recorded 44 tackles with five interceptions, two of which he returned for touchdowns … All-Conference selection in 2012 … Three year letterwinner at New Waverly High School … Three-time District 21-2A Defensive MVP … Two-time all-state selection … Coached by Ken Craig … Lettered four times in basketball, helping lead the Bulldogs to threestraight state semifinal appearances … Also lettered four times in track, running a leg on the relays for New Waverly.

5-10 • 180 • Wide Receiver Ennis, Texas (Ennis H.S.)

Personal: Born August 31, 1995 … Son of Demorise Smith and Susan St. Clair … Younger brother of Lions’ junior wide receiver Seth Smith ... Plans to major in business.

McKENLEE SMITH

6-3 • 330 • Offensive Lineman Whitehouse, Texas (Whitehouse H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner and starter at Whitehouse High School … Key member of the offensive line for the District 16-4A runner-up Wildcats, capturing a bi-district championship over Ennis … First team all-district selection in 2012 … Coached by Randy McFarlin. Personal: Born March 17, 1995 … Son of Daniel and Robin Smith … Brother Payton is a pitcher on the Tyler Junior College baseball team … Plans to major in education.

TAYLOR SMITH

6-0 • 185 • Linebacker Dallas, Texas (Kimball H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner at Kimball High School in Dallas … Helped lead the Knights to the bi-district championship in 2012 … Also member of the Kimball District 11-4A championship in 2011 … Recorded a career-best 17 tackles in a victory over Dallas Adamson … Two-time all-district selection (2011 and 2012) … Team captain as a senior … Coached by Carlton Nelson … Also lettered four times in baseball and once in wrestling … National Honor Society member … Ranks in the top 10 percent of his graduating class. Personal: Born December 5, 1994 … Son of Carey and Teresa Jones-Smith … Cousin Donald Washington played four seasons for the Kansas City Chiefs … Collegiate major is undecided.

JUSTINN SPADY

5-10 • 165 • Wide Receiver Longview, Texas (Longview H.S.)

Personal: Born March 5, 1992 … Son of Harold and Sheree Stewart … Plans to major in business.

TYREN WATTS

BRODERICK THOMAS

Personal: Born September 2, 1990 in New Orleans, La. … Son of Billy Caffrey and Genevia Johnson … Plans to major in education.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Four year letterwinner at Columbia High School … Helped lead the Roughnecks to a District 24-3A runner-up showing and a bi-district championship in 2012 … Notched a career-best 12 tackles with four forced fumbles in a victory over Brazosport … First team all-district selection as both a running back and linebacker in 2012 … All-state and all-county selection … Team captain and team MVP as a senior … Coached by Randy Lynch … Also lettered four times in basketball and twice in track and field.

RICHARD WHITAKER

6-2 • 170 • Running Back/Linebacker West Columbia, Texas (Columbia H.S.)

Personal: Born December 18, 1993 … Son of Rodney Thompson and Dana Thomas … Undecided on collegiate major.

LUKE WALTERS

6-2 • 215 • Quarterback Pleasanton, Texas (Pleasanton H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Four year letterwinner at Pleasanton High School … Quarterbacked the Eagles to a District 28-3A runner-up showing and a bi-district playoff appearance … School record holder in passing yards, attempts, completions, completion percentage and touchdowns … Threw for a career-best 430 yards and five touchdowns in the bi-district playoff game against Navarro … First team all-area and all-district selection in 2012 … Second team all-district selection in 2011 … Two-time team captain … Named team MVP in 2011 … Army All-American Player of the Week honoree … Coached by Tab Dumont … Also lettered once in basketball. Personal: Born December 2, 1994 … Son of Keith and Laura Walters … Father played linebacker at Baylor … Interested in studying education and history.

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner and starter at Longview High School ... Helped lead the Lobos to the District 12-5A championship and advance to the regional semifinals ... Second team all-district selection in 2012 ... Caught a team-high 30 passes for 450 yards and a pair of touchdowns ... Member of the 7-on-7 state championship runner-up team in 2012 ... Coached by John King. Personal: Born August 13, 1995 ... Son of Herbert and Shandra Spady ... Undecided on collegiate major.

5-10 • 180 • Running Back Denton, Texas (Guyer H.S.)

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner and starter at Denton Guyer High School … Helped lead the Wildcats to the undefeated District 5-4A title and 2012 state championship, finishing the year 15-2 … Guyer finished the year ranked eighth in the state of Texas … Rushed for over 1,300 yards in his prep career … First team all-district in 2012 … District Newcomer of the Year in 2011 … Coached by John Walsh … Also lettered twice in track and field. Personal: Born September 24 … Son of Kimberly Whitaker … Plans to major in social science.

RODERICK WILTZ

Defensive End • 6-1 • 225 Houston, Texas (Madison H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner at Madison High School in Houston … All-district selection … Named defensive team captain … Coached by Pat Reinicke … Also lettered four times in powerlifting … Set school records in both the squat and deadlift … National Honor Society member … National Technical Honor Society member. Personal: Born July 17, 1995 … Son of Roderic Sr. and Verlecia Wiltz … Father played football at North Texas … Plans to major in accounting.

KALEN WINKLER

5-10 • 175 • Wide Receiver Wylie, Texas (Wylie H.S.) Prior to A&M-Commerce: Two year letterwinner at Wylie High School, playing wide receiver, punter and holder … First team all-district selection … Helped lead the Pirates to the 2012 bi-district championships … Pulled in 84 catches for 1,081 yards with 11 touchdowns … Named team captain and team Offensive MVP … Ranked the third receiver for class 4A in the DFW area … Coached by Bill Howard. Personal: Born December 4, 1994 … Son of Gerald and Renee Winkler … Undecided on collegiate major.

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Running Back • 5-11 • 185 Tyler, Texas (John Tyler H.S.)

CARTHEL SIGNS 37 ON SIGNING DAY

Prior to A&M-Commerce: Three year letterwinner and starter for John Tyler High School, playing both wide receiver and linebacker … Helped lead the Lions to the District 16-4A district title and Region II championship, falling to eventual champion Denton Guyer in the state semifinals … All-district selection … Coached by Ricklan Holmes … Member of the 2012 Red Bull 7-on-7 Game Breakers national championship team … Also was a four year letterwinner in track and field, competing in the sprints. Personal: Born March 2, 1994 … Son of Pamela Woods … Collegiate major is undecided. The list of 2013 newcomers is comprised of those incoming players who have submitted their personal bio sheets to the A&M-Commerce Media Relations office by July 23, 2013. Additional players may be added to the roster, with full bios and statistics at LionAthletics.com as they become available.

By Joseph Hambrick Commerce Journal COMMERCE — Colby Carthel, head coach of the Texas A&M University-Commerce football team, said he lives and breathes recruiting. Carthel signed 37 players on National Signing Day, Wednesday, February 6 - all high school recruits, and all from Texas. “It’s been non-stop, we’ve hit 106 schools in three days,” he said. “These are our foundation.” When finding the players for his team, Carthel said there were three categories he looks for: athletic ability, good character and high academic scores. “Those high school coaches know who the best are,” he said. Carthel said these players, mostly local talent with 64.9 percent being within 150 miles from Commerce, signed with A&M-Commerce because they believe in the program. “They put a lot of trust in us and believe in us,” he said. “They appreciate what we’re doing here. These are our cornerstone players.” According to Carthel, a few of the names stood out as great high school players, but added that there are no guarantees when it comes to transitioning to college football. “They’re all very good high school players,” he said. “But some turn out to be flops while some turn out to be all American.”

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Carthel said the two quarterbacks he signed, Draze Lawliss, from Justin, and Luke Walters, hailing from Pleasanton, show promise. Even though Carthel signed 37 in one day, he said he’s not finished yet. “We’re going to keep recruiting and try to sign 15 or 20 more,” he said. “We will evaluate what we have here, see what we have this spring and go from there.” College football is a big leap from high school, and Carthel said he will “trim the fat” when it comes to who he thinks is cut out to play at Memorial Stadium. Carthel said the city and university were the key selling points in bringing so many players to Commerce. “We sold them a vision,” he said. “We have a great campus and a great city, this place sells itself.”

2012 Season Statistics.................................34-37 Offensive Statistics........................................34 Defensive Statistics.......................................35 Special Teams Statistics...............................35 Individual Game Highs...............................36 Team Game Highs........................................37 2012 All-LSC Selections...................................37 2012 Game-By-Game Recaps....................38-47

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2012 SEASON STATISTICS 2012 SEASON RESULTS DATE Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 13 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10

PASSING GP C-A-I Pct. Yards TD Long Avg/G OPPONENT SCORE Deric Davis 7 94-179-6 52.5 976 6 61 139.4 SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA.......L........... 31-6 Kevin Vye 7 84-146-5 57.5 940 2 38 134.3 at UT-San Antonio.................................L.......... 27-16 Justin Duncan 2 6-11-2 54.5 36 0 10 18.0 vs. Midwestern State *...........................L.......... 65-14 Tyler Rawlings 10 1-1-0 100.0 18 0 18 1.8 A&M-KINGSVILLE *..........................W.... 21-14 (OT) A&M-Commerce 10 185-338-13 54.7 1,970 8 61 197.0 Opponents 10 159-270-5 58.9 1,803 13 85 180.3 at Incarnate Word *................................L........... 31-9 TARLETON STATE *............................L.......... 43-10 at Angelo State *.....................................L.......... 17-16 RUSHING GP Att. Total Avg. TD Long Avg/G ABILENE CHRISTIAN *......................L.......... 24-17 Jamar Mosley 9 71 262 3.7 1 20 29.1 at Eastern New Mexico *.......................L............ 7-3 Wayne Chapman 9 58 172 3.0 2 26 19.1 Kevin Vye 7 41 83 2.0 1 41 11.9 WEST TEXAS A&M *...........................L.......... 45-14

Overall Record: 1-9

LSC Record: 1-7

TEAM STATISTICS CATEGORY

A&M-C

OPP.

SCORING.................................................................. 236........................ 395 Points Per Game..................................................23.6.......................39.5 FIRST DOWNS........................................................ 171........................ 210 Rushing.................................................................. 37.......................... 87 Passing................................................................... 115........................ 101 Penalty.................................................................... 19.......................... 22 RUSHING YARDAGE............................................. 706.......................1,727 Rushing Attempts................................................ 258........................ 393 Average Per Rush..................................................2.7.........................4.4 Average Per Game...............................................70.6......................172.7 TDs Rushing........................................................... 8........................... 23 PASSING YARDAGE..............................................2,574.....................2,512 Comp-Att-Int................................................ 263-452-16............187-312-7 Average Per Pass...................................................5.7.........................8.1 Average Per Catch.................................................9.8........................13.4 Average Per Game..............................................257.4.....................251.2 TDs Passing........................................................... 17.......................... 22 TOTAL OFFENSE...................................................3,280.....................4,239 Total Plays............................................................. 710........................ 705 Average Per Play...................................................4.6.........................6.0 Average Per Game..............................................328.0.....................423.9 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards...................................67-1,104................ 42-827 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards.................................. 21-242.................. 24-201 INT RETURNS: #-Yards........................................ 7-208................... 16-262 FUMBLES-LOST..................................................... 17-9..................... 22-13 PENALTIES-YARDS............................................. 80-690.................. 66-548 TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME...........................28:08.....................33:15 3RD DOWN CONVERSIONS............................ 42/155.................. 46/132 3rd Down Pct.......................................................27%.......................35% 4TH DOWN CONVERSIONS.............................. 4/20.......................8/20 4th Down Pct.......................................................20%.......................40% RED-ZONE SCORES............................................ 23-33.................... 40-48 Red-Zone Pct.......................................................70%.......................83% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS............................ 19-33.................... 31-48 Red-Zone Touchdown Pct..................................58%.......................65% TOUCHDOWNS SCORED.................................... 32.......................... 52 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS................................. 5-12..................... 10-13 SCORE BY QUARTERS A&M-Commerce Opponents

OFFENSIVE STATISTICS

Deric Davis 7 70 63 0.9 3 60 9.0 Marcus French 5 16 53 3.3 0 13 10.6 Tevin Godfrey 10 4 43 10.8 0 25 4.3 Kaylon Alexander 7 13 32 2.5 0 9 4.6 Salim Zongo 9 2 9 4.5 0 7 1.0 Darryl Thompson 4 2 1 0.5 0 6 0.2 Garrett Smith 10 4 1 0.3 0 4 0.1 Seth Smith 6 2 -2 -1.0 0 2 -0.3 TEAM 2 1 -2 -2.0 0 0 -1.0 A&M-Commerce 10 284 715 2.5 7 60 71.5 Opponents 10 396 1,928 4.9 18 59 192.8

RECEIVING

No. Yards Avg. TD Long Avg/G

Garrett Smith 10 51 581 11.4 2 61 58.1 Tyler Rawlings 10 39 491 12.6 0 33 49.1 Tevin Godfrey 10 30 335 11.2 4 38 33.5 Jamar Mosley 9 16 107 6.7 1 16 11.9 Wayne Chapman 9 13 146 11.2 0 26 16.2 Blake Ohm 10 9 84 9.3 1 14 8.4 Salim Zongo 9 8 51 6.4 0 16 5.7 Darryl Thompson 4 7 66 9.4 0 36 16.5 Kaylon Alexander 7 7 56 8.0 0 16 8.0 Seth Smith 6 3 40 13.3 0 34 6.7 Marcus French 5 2 13 16.5 0 8 2.6 A&M-Commerce 10 185 1,970 10.6 8 61 197.0 Opponents 10 159 1,803 11.3 13 85 180.3

1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TOTAL 16 41 45 17 7 126 67 75 100 62 0 304

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2012 SEASON STATISTICS DEFENSIVE STATISTICS PLAYER

Danny Mason Joel Wren J.T. Bates Kristoddie Woods Marlin Terrell Matt Claggett Robert Wheeler Marcus Fore Tristian Davis Stephen Ford Tevin Moore Jeremy Dotson Jake Williams Brandon Turner James Conyers Ortavious Simmons Alan Beatty Israel Hughes Ricky Berroa Shaquelle Massey Pablo Vasquez Tony White Chris Sampson Cortney Craig Tyler Rawlings Cole Pitts Jaylyn McDuffie Aaron Wingfield Sam Shearin Corey Ware Jamar Mosley Kevin Vye Quincy Sims Khari Ferrell Charles Leslie Trevor Goodale Gage Windsor Brandyn Hinnrichs Ryan West Josh Stafford Salim Zongo Tory Minor Justin Duncan Cameron Frosch Wayne Chapman Tevin Godfrey Jacob O’Neil Garrett Smith A&M-Commerce Opponents

GP UT AT TOT TFL 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 10 9 10 10 8 7 9 6 7 8 10 7 9 5 9 3 9 7 2 1 6 10 4 10 5 4 9 3 2 10 9 10 10 10 10 10

INTERCEPTIONS

Marcus Fore Pablo Vasquez Robert Wheeler Marlin Terrell Shaquelle Massey A&M-Commerce Opponents

41 74 115 11.5-34 32 35 67 3.5-17 27 32 59 5.5-16 17 32 49 3.5-8 25 18 43 3.5-12 17 24 41 3.5-12 30 10 40 2.0-3 17 16 33 2.0-5 6 23 29 2.5-7 13 16 29 2.0-4 10 17 27 5.0-24 11 15 26 3.0-10 8 17 25 5.0-20 8 13 21 5.5-27 7 8 15 0.5-2 2 13 15 1.5-3 - 15 15 0.5-2 10 5 15 - 6 8 14 1.5-7 3 8 11 - 4 5 9 - 3 3 6 - 3 2 5 - 2 3 5 - 3 1 4 - 2 1 3 1.0-7 2 1 3 - 1 1 2 - 1 1 2 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 1 1 2 - 1 1 2 - - 1 1 - - 1 1 - 1 - 1 - - 1 1 - 1 - 1 - - 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 327 424 751 63-220 280 372 652 75-306

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SPECIAL TEAM STATISTICS Sacks

4.0-21 2.0-11 1.0-7 1.0-4 1.0-6 1.0-2 1.5-16 0.5-2 0.5-5 3.0-23 0.5-2 - 16-99 39-211

Long

FIELD GOALS FGM FGA Pct. 0-29 30-39 40+ Long Jacob O’Neil Chase Thrasher

PUNTING

4 2

8 3

50.0 66.7

2-3 0-1

1-2 2-2

1-3 0-0

42 33

No. Yards Avg. Long TB

I20

50+

Cameron Frosch 67 2,834 42.3 76 TEAM 1 0 0.0 0 A&M-Commerce 68 2,834 41.7 76 Opponents 46 1,806 39.3 62

6 0 6 4

14 0 14 18

14 0 14 7

KICKOFFS

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Jacob O’Neil Chase Thrasher A&M-Commerce Opponents

Marlin Terrell Israel Hughes A&M-Commerce Opponents

Byron Brooks Garrett Smith Tevin Godfrey Jamar Mosley Blake Ohm A&M-Commerce Opponents

Marlin Terrell Joel Wren A&M-Commerce Opponents

26 3 29 61

1,549 59.6 182 60.7 1,731 59.7 3,418 56.0

8 36 4.5 6 43 7.2 14 79 5.6 22 377 17.1

24 5 2 1 1 33 18

427 17.8 75 15.0 12 6.0 23 23.0 15 15.0 552 16.7 355 19.7

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0 0 0 0

0 24 0 44 0 44 1 51

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

44 31 12 23 15 44 68

1 32 32.0 0 32 1 8 8.0 0 8 2 40 20.0 0 32 0 0 0.0 0 0

Tevin Godfrey 4 - - Jacob O’Neil - 4-8 9-10 Deric Davis 3 - - Garrett Smith 2 - - Wayne Chapman 2 - - Jamar Mosley 2 - - Chase Thrasher - 2-3 3-3 Kevin Vye 1 - - Pablo Vasquez 1 - - Blake Ohm 1 - - A&M-Commerce 16 6-11 12-13 Opponents 37 15-17 37-37

1 85 85.0 0 85 1 43 43.0 1 43 1 31 31.0 0 31 1 22 22.0 0 22 1 13 13.0 0 13 5 194 38.8 1 85 13 273 21.0 3 79

8 2 10 23

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24 21 18 12 12 12 9 6 6 6 126 304

2012 SEASON STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS A&M-COMMERCE Rushes 18 Deric Davis at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6) Yards Rushing 72 Jamar Mosley vs. West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) TD Rushing 1 Deric Davis vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 13) 1 Deric Davis vs. A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) 1 Deric Davis at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6) 1 Kevin Vye at Angelo State (Oct. 20) 1 Wayne Chapman vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) 1 Wayne Chapman vs. West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) 1 Jamar Mosley vs. West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) Long Rush 60 Deric Davis vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 13) Pass Attempts 43 Kevin Vye vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) Pass Completions 31 Kevin Vye vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) Yards Passing 313 Kevin Vye vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) TD Passes 2 Deric Davis at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8) 2 Deric Davis vs. A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) Long Pass 61 Deric Davis at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8) Receptions 9 Garrett Smith vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) 9 Tyler Rawlings vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) Yards Receiving 93 Garrett Smith vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) TD Receptions 1 Tevin Godfrey vs. Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept. 1) 1 Tevin Godfrey at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8) 1 Garrett Smith at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8) 1 Blake Ohm vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 13) 1 Tevin Godfrey vs. A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) 1 Jamar Mosley vs. A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) 1 Tevin Godfrey at Angelo State (Oct. 20) 1 Garrett Smith vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) Long Reception 61 Garrett Smith at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8) Field Goals 1 Jacob O’Neil at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8) 1 Jacob O’Neil at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6) 1 Jacob O’Neil vs. Tarleton State (Oct. 13) 1 Chase Thrasher at Angelo State (Oct. 20) 1 Chase Thrasher vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) 1 Jacob O’Neil at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) Long Field Goal 42 Jacob O’Neil vs. Tarleton State (Oct. 13) Punts 9 Cameron Frosch vs. A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) Punting Avg. 47.7 Cameron Frosch at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) Long Punt 76 Cameron Frosch at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) Punts Inside 20 3 Cameron Frosch vs. Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept. 1) 3 Cameron Frosch vs. A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) 3 Cameron Frosch vs. West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) Long Punt Return 44 Israel Hughes vs. Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept. 1) Long Kick Return 44 Byron Brooks vs. Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept. 1) Tackles 17 Danny Mason at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) Sacks 2.0 Danny Mason at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6) Tackles For Loss 3.0 Danny Mason at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6) Interceptions 1 Shaquelle Massey vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 13) 1 Robert Wheeler vs. A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) 1 Marcus Fore at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6) 1 Pablo Vasquez vs. Tarleton State (Oct. 13) 1 Marlin Terrell vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27)

OPPONENTS Rushes 18 Z. Henshaw vs. Tarleton State (Oct. 13) 18 C. Long at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) Yards Rushing 148 C. Harris vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 13) TD Rushing 3 Z. Henshaw vs. Tarleton State (Oct. 13) Long Rush 59 C. Harris vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 13) Pass Attempts 42 A. Doyle vs. Tarleton State (Oct. 13) Pass Completions 22 A. Doyle vs. Tarleton State (Oct. 13) Yards Passing 278 D. Vaughan vs. West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) TD Passes 2 Z. Rhodes at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6) 2 M. Gale vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) 2 D. Vaughan vs. West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) Long Pass 85 M. Gale vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) Receptions 8 J. Frye vs. Tarleton State (Oct. 13) Yards Receiving 117 D. Hogg vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) TD Receptions 2 D. Hogg vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) Long Reception 85 D. Hogg vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) Field Goals 5 B. Barnes vs. Tarleton State (Oct. 13) Long Field Goal 46 N. Ianno at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8) Punts 8 D. Baca at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) Punting Avg. 45.0 J. Pickett at Angelo State (Oct. 20) Long Punt 62 D. Baca at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) Punts Inside 20 4 A. Milan vs. A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) Long Punt Return 51 A. Buckingham vs. Tarleton State (Oct. 13) Long Kick Return 68 D. Harkless vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) Tackles 14 S. Bailey at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) Sacks 2.0 Z. Brown vs. A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) 2.0 D. Johnson at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6) 2.0 R. Horton at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6) 2.0 D. Christmas vs. West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) 2.0 E. Westbrooks vs. West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) Tackles For Loss 3.5 A. Sparks at Angelo State (Oct. 20) Interceptions 1 H. Slemp vs. Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept. 1) 1 D. Brown at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8) 1 R. Anaya at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8) 1 R. Riascos vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 13) 1 N. Conway vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 13) 1 P. Gardner vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 13) 1 C. Briggs vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 13) 1 J. Hale vs. Tarleton State (Oct. 13) 1 D. Figures vs. Tarleton State (Oct. 13) 1 J. Ross at Angelo State (Oct. 20) 1 J. Stephens vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) 1 J. Stewart vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) 1 J. Serda at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3)

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2012 SEASON STATISTICS TEAM GAME HIGHS

A&M-COMMERCE

Rushes Yards Rushing Yards Per Rush TD Rushes Pass Attempts Pass Completions Yards Passing Yards Per Pass TD Passes Total Plays Total Offense Yards Per Play Points Sacks By First Downs Penalties Penalty Yards Turnovers Interceptions By Punts Punting Avg. Long Punt Punts Inside 20 Long Punt Return

40 at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6) 110 vs. West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) 3.6 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) 2 vs. West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) 43 vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) 31 vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) 313 vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) 7.3 vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) 2 at UT-San Antonio (Sept. 8) 2 vs. A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) 75 vs. A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) 392 vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) 5.3 vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) 21 vs. A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) 3 at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6) 3 at Angelo State (Oct. 20) 26 vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) 13 vs. Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept. 1) 119 at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6) 7 vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 13) 1 vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 13) 1 vs. A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) 1 at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6) 1 at Tarleton State (Oct. 13) 1 vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) 9 vs. A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) 9 vs. West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) 47.7 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) 76 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) 3 vs. Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept. 1) 3 vs. A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) 3 vs. West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) 44 vs. Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept. 1)

OPPONENTS

51 vs. A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) 376 vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 13) 8.7 vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 13) 5 vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 13) 42 vs. Tarleton State (Oct. 13) 26 vs. West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) 311 vs. West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) 8.8 vs. Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept. 1) 2 at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6) 2 vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 27) 2 vs. West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) 82 at Angelo State (Oct. 20) 555 vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 13) 8.3 vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 13) 65 vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 13) 8 at Incarnate Word (Oct. 6) 28 vs. West Texas A&M (Nov. 10) 8 vs. Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept. 1) 8 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) 81 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) 4 vs. A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) 4 vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 13) 8 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) 45.0 at Angelo State (Oct. 20) 62 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 3) 4 vs. A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 29) 51 vs. Tarleton State (Oct. 13)

2012 A&M-COMMERCE ALL-LSC SELECTIONS

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2013 A&M-Commerce Football

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TEVIN GODFREY

SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA

A&M-COMMERCE 6 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 MEMORIAL STADIUM • COMMERCE

COMMERCE, Texas – A&M-Commerce struggled to find its footing in the season opener at Memorial Stadium, falling behind early as it drops a 31-6 decision to Southeastern Oklahoma. With a handful of new faces, especially on the offensive side of the ball, the Lions were eager to see some results right out of the gates. But the offensive was unable to find its groove as A&M-Commerce generated just 185 yards of total offense, compared to 335 for the Savage Storm. Quarterback Deric Davis completed 12 of 26 passes for 138 yards and a touchdown, while Tyler Rawlings emerged as Davis’ favorite target, hauling in five catches for 60 yards. Tevin Godfrey accounted for 18 yards on a pair of catches, including the Lions’ lone touchdown, while Jamar Mosley had three receptions out of the backfield for 16 yards. On the ground, Godfrey led the way with 32 yards on two carries while Mosely added 10 yards on five touches while Marcus French rushed four times for nine yards. One of the main reasons for the Lions’ inability to establish any momentum on offense was the lack of time on the field as Southeastern Oklahoma State held the ball for just under 40 minutes, leaving the A&M-Commerce offense with just 20 minutes to work with. That extra time on the field for the Lion defense proved to be too much, although a number of players had impressive performances. Danny Mason set a career-best with 16 tackles, including nine unassisted and a sack, while Joel Wren and J.T. Bates each added eight stops on the night. Marlin Terrell was second behind Mason in solo tackles, recording seven. The teams were even through the majority of the first quarter as both seemed to be trying to work out some first-game jitters. Near the end of the stanza, the Lions seemed to be clicking, moving the ball deep into Savage Storm territory. But SEOSU linebacker Houston Slemp stepped in front of a Davis pass and returned it the distance, rumbling 79 yards to put the Savage Storm on top 7-0 at the end of the first. Southeastern Oklahoma would add a 28-yard field goal midway through the second quarter, then CJ Kirk broke off a 23-yard touchdown run with just under two minutes remaining as the Lions found themselves down 17-0 at intermission. The first drive of the second half looked promising for A&M-Commerce as the Lions moved the ball down the field and stringing together a 10-play, 70-yard drive that spanned just under six minutes. Davis capped the drive by finding Godfrey in the back of the endzone for a three-yard score. But in another trend from 2011, the extra point was botched as A&M-Commerce was only able to cut the deficit to 17-6. That scoring drive was quickly matched by the Storm, covering 71 yards in just four plays to take the lead at 24-6 thanks to a 38-yard touchdown pass from Jercolby Bradley to Anthony Gale. Needing a stop to try and generate a comeback at the start of the fourth quarter, A&M-Commerce seemed to have momentum on their side as the Lions were able to pin Southeastern Oklahoma down at the one-yard line off a punt right at the beginning of the fourth quarter. But the Savage Storm covered 99 yards in 16 plays, burning 12 minutes off the clock before Kirk ran it in from one yard out to put the Storm up 31-6 and sealing the Lions’ season-opening fate. With the victory, Southeastern Oklahoma snaps a two-game skid to A&M-Commerce and improves to 9-8-1 in the all-time series record. The Savage Storm also improved to 6-4-1 in games in Commerce while the Lions have now dropped two-straight season openers and nine of their last 11.

SCORING AND STATISTICAL SUMMARY

Southeastern Oklahoma A&M-Commerce

1 2 3 4 F 7 10 7 7 31 0 0 6 0 6

1st SOSU Houston Slemp 79 yd. interception return (Chris Peoples kick) 2nd SOSU Chris Peoples 28 yd. field goal SOSU CJ Kirk 23 yd run (Peoples kick) 3rd A&M-C Tevin Godfrey 3 yd pass from Deric Davis (pass failed) SOSU Anthony Gale 38 yd pass from J. Bradley (Peoples kick) 4th SOSU Kirk 1 yd run (Peoples kick) SOSU A&M-C First Downs...................................................... 21................................9 Rushes-Yards................................................ 47-195.........................17-47 Passing Yards................................................... 140............................ 138 Passes.............................................................16-10-0......................26-12-1 Fumble Returns-Yards...................................0-0..............................0-0 Punt Return-Yards..........................................2-2.............................3-86 Kickoff Returns-Yards...................................2-43............................3-86 Interceptions-Yards.......................................1-79.............................0-0 Punts............................................................... 5-31.2........................ 8-42.0 Fumbles-Lost...................................................1-0..............................0-0 Penalties-Yards...............................................8-74..........................13-103 Time of Possession........................................39:52..........................20:08 Third Down Conversions.............................7-15............................2-11 SEOSU Rushing: Kirk 15-80, Abrams 15-70, Bradley 14-27; SEOSU Passing: Bradley 10-16-0-140; SEOSU Receiving: Green 3-35, Gale 2-47, Shelley 2-44; SEOSU Tackles: Eziakor 5, Garcia 5, Hurst 4. A&M-C Rushing: Godfrey 2-32, Mosley 5-10, French 4-9; A&M-C Passing: Davis 12-26-1-138; A&M-C Receiving: Rawlings 5-60, Mosley 3-16, Godfrey 2-18; A&M-C Tackles: Mason 16, Bates 8, Wren 8.

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TYLER RAWLINGS

UT-SAN ANTONIO

A&M-COMMERCE 16 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 ALAMODOME • SAN ANTONIO SAN ANTONIO, Texas – A&M-Commerce’s first-ever game against a Division I FBS opponent is one that will be remembered for quite a while as the Lions gave UT-San Antonio a fight, rallying in the second half before falling to the Roadrunners 27-16 at the Alamodome. Quarterback Deric Davis completed 18-of-32 passes for 175 yards and a pair of touchdowns and two interceptions. Wide receiver Tyler Rawlings led the way for the Lions with six catches for 53 yards while also completing an 18-yard pass himself. Yardage-wise, Garrett Smith tallied 80 yards on three catches, including a 61-yard touchdown reception in the third quarter. Tevin Godfrey added five catches for 32 yards and a touchdown. Once again, the Lions struggled on the ground, totaling just 16 yards on 22 carries. San Antonio native Jamar Mosley led A&M-Commerce with 12 yards on seven carries while Davis scrambled for nine yards on 11 attempts. Defensively, Joel Wren led the way with 13 tackles, including five solo, while Danny Mason finished with nine, including a tackle for loss. J.T. Bates posted eight tackles at linebacker for A&M-Commerce while Matt Claggett and Robert Wheeler posted five. In front of 30,416 loud and energetic fans at the Alamodome in the Roadrunner’s home opener, the Lions seemed to feed off the energy early. A&M-Commerce came up with a big defensive stand midway through the first quarter, shutting down UT-San Antonio inside the red zone on their opening drive and forcing a field goal. After an A&M-Commerce three-and-out, UTSA responded with a 13-play, 71-yard drive that covered nearly seven minutes, capped by an 18-yard touchdown pass to give the Roadrunners the 10-0 lead at the end of the first quarter. The Lion offense began to click late in the first as A&M-Commerce moved the ball deep into Roadrunner territory, setting up a first and goal at the eight-yard line. But the drive stalled just inside the five as Jacob O’Neil hit a 21-yard field goal to put A&M-Commerce on the board at 10-3 with 10:44 remaining in the half. Both the Roadrunners and Lions exchanged three-and-outs on their next possessions, giving UT-San Antonio the ball on their own 29. The Roadrunners would make quick work, covering 71 yards in just seven plays to find the endzone once again and build their lead to 17-3 with 4:29 left in the second. A&M-Commerce was looking to cut into that lead and carry some momentum into halftime, but Davis’ pass was intercepted by Franky Anaya and returned to the seven-yard line, where the Roadrunners would punch it in two plays later and take a commanding 24-3 lead into halftime. The Roadrunners extended their advantage to 27-3 early in the third quarter, putting the Lions in a deep hole. But A&M-Commerce showed its resilience as after advancing to its own 39-yard line, Davis connected to a streaking Smith on the far sideline, who went the distance from 61-yards out. The extra point was botched, however, trimming the gap to 27-9. The Lion defense forced another stop on UT-San Antonio, giving the ball back to A&M-Commerce at the Lion 45-yard line. Davis then proceeded to lead A&M-Commerce down the field, capped by a five-yard touchdown strike to Godfrey on the first play of the fourth quarter as the Lions pulled to within 11 at 27-16. A&M-Commerce had its chances in the fourth quarter as well, recovering a Roadrunner fumble deep in Lion territory, but UT-San Antonio’s defense kept the A&M-Commerce offense at bay. The Roadrunners controlled the clock down the stretch, then sealed the victory with an interception late in the fourth quarter.

SCORING AND STATISTICAL SUMMARY

A&M-Commerce UT-San Antonio

1 2 3 4 F 0 3 6 7 16 10 14 3 0 27

1st UTSA Ianno 34 yd field goal UTSA Harrison 8 yd pass from Soza (Ianno kick) 2nd A&M-C Jacob O’Neil 21 yd field goal UTSA Glasco II 2 yd run (Ianno kick) UTSA Glasco II 1 yd run (Iannno kick) 3rd UTSA Ianno 46 yd field goal A&M-C Garrett Smith 61 yd pass from Deric Davis (O’Neil kick) 4th A&M-C Godfrey 5 yd pass from Davis (O’Neil kick) A&M-C UTSA First Downs...................................................... 12.............................. 19 Rushes-Yards..................................................22-16.........................41-172 Passing Yards................................................... 193............................ 159 Passes.............................................................32-19-2......................22-12-0 Fumble Returns-Yards...................................0-0..............................0-0 Punt Return-Yards..........................................1-0.............................2-39 Kickoff Returns-Yards...................................4-65............................3-19 Interceptions-Yards........................................0-0.............................2-18 Punts............................................................... 5-43.0........................ 4-40.0 Fumbles-Lost...................................................0-0..............................1-1 Penalties-Yards...............................................2-20............................5-47 Time of Possession........................................27:04..........................32:56 Third Down Conversions.............................4-13............................5-12 A&M-C Rushing: Mosley 7-12, Davis 11-9, Thompson 1-6; A&M-C Passing: Davis 18-32-2-175, Rawlings 1-1-0-18; A&M-C Receiving: Rawlings 6-53, Godfrey 5-32, G. Smith 3-80; A&M-C Tackles: Wren 13, Mson 9, Bates 8. UTSA Rushing: Glasco II 13-58, Okotcha 11-46, Soza 8-34; UTSA Passing: Soza 12-22-0-159; UTSA Receiving: Freeman 2-54, Jones 2-31, Holmes 2-28; UTSA Tackles: Terry 11, Kurfehs 8, Wade 7.

2013 A&M-Commerce Football

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DERIC DAVIS

MIDWESTERN STATE

A&M-COMMERCE 14 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 COWBOYS STADIUM • ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON, Texas – A&M-Commerce spotted 16th-ranked Midwestern State a 37-point lead and never recovered, getting routed by the Mustangs 65-14 at the kickoff game of the 2012 Lone Star Football Festival at Cowboys Stadium. A&M-Commerce was able to muster just 271 yards of offense on the day, compared to 555 for Midwestern State who racked up 376 yards on the ground off 43 carries. On the night, however, the Lions committed seven turnovers, coming in the form of four interceptions and three fumbles, which resulted in 38 points off turnovers for Midwestern State. The Lions also suffered in the field position battle as A&M-Commerce’s average starting position was their own 24 yard line, compared to the 44 yardline for the Mustangs. Junior quarterback Deric Davis completed 14-of-21 passes for 129 yards, a touchdown and an interception while rushing for 49 yards on 10 carries, including a 60-yard touchdown scamper - a play which was ranked No. 10 on ESPN SportsCenter’s Top Plays of the night. Davis led the A&M-Commerce quarterback brigade, which also saw action from junior Justin Duncan and senior Kevin Vye. Duncan was 6-of11 for 36 yards, but his night was highlighted by back-to-back interceptions to start the second half, the first of which was returned for a Mustang touchdown. Vye was 2-of-3 for 17 yards but also had a pick-six of his own. Among the Lion receivers, junior Garrett Smith led A&M-Commerce with five catches for 43 yards, posting a long of 20. Three different Lions had three catches on the day with Tyler Rawlings posting 27 yards, Tevin Godfrey racking up 17 yards and Jamar Mosley adding 15. Seth Smith had the long catch of the night, hauling in a 41-yard reception from Davis while Blake Ohm made his first collegiate touchdown count - reeling in a circus-like catch in the corner of the endzone late in the third quarter. A&M-Commerce had its best rushing output of the season, totaling 89 yards on 25 carries, although 60 of those yards came off Davis’ touchdown scamper. Behind the 49 yards from Davis, sophomore Wayne Chapman added 33 yards on seven carries while Mosley racked up 13 yards on seven carries. Defensively, senior Danny Mason led the way with seven tackles while Joel Wren notched six tackles, including a team-best four solo stops and a tackle for loss. Marlin Terrell, Jeremy Dotson and Kristoddie Woods each finished with four tackles with J.T. Bates, Cole Pitts and Marcus Fore each adding a tackle for loss. After a strong showing in the second half against UT-San Antonio Saturday, A&M-Commerce was looking to make another statement against Midwestern State, who was coming off an upset loss at Tarleton State last week. The Lions held the Mustangs to field goals on two of their first three possessions, but the offense stuttered as the Lions managed just 16 yards in the first quarter as Midwestern State pulled out to a 13-0 lead. Midwestern State continued to hold the Lions at bay in the second quarter, pulling ahead to a 23-0 halftime lead behind an extended touchdown drive and a 37-yard field goal as time expired. The second half fared no better for the Lions as Duncan’s first pass of the third quarter was returned 32 yards for a pick-six, followed by another intercepted on the next snap which triggered a 35-point outburst for the Mustangs. A&M-Commerce had a few highlights in the quarter, including Davis’ highlight reel rush and the touchdown grab from Ohm, but it was a true case of too little too late as Midwestern took a 58-14 lead into the fourth quarter before closing out the game with the 65-14 victory.

SCORING AND STATISTICAL SUMMARY

A&M-Commerce Midwestern State

1 2 3 4 F 0 0 14 0 14 13 10 35 7 65

1st MSU Greg Saladino 29 yd field goal MSU K. Jackson 14 yd run (Saladino kick) MSU Saladino 25 yd field goal 2nd MSU Brad Dittmar 7 yd pass from Brandon Kelsey (Saladino kick) MSU Saladino 37 yd field goal 3rd MSU Neiko Conway 32 yd interception return (Saladino kick) MSU Jimmy Pipkin 9 yd run (Saladino kick) A&M-C Deric Davis 60 yd run (Jacob O’Neil kick) MSU Chauncey Harris 55 yd run (Brenden Grimley kick) MSU Harris 59 yd run (Grimley kick) MSU Peter Smith 7 yd run (Grimley kick) A&M-C Blake Ohm 11 yd pass from Davis (O’Neil kick) 4th MSU Ricardo Riascos 12 yd interception return (Grimley kick) A&M-C MSU First Downs...................................................... 13.............................. 24 Rushes-Yards..................................................25-89.........................43-376 Passing Yards................................................... 182............................ 179 Passes.............................................................35-22-4......................24-17-1 Fumble Returns-Yards...................................0-0..............................0-0 Punt Return-Yards..........................................0-0..............................0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards..................................7-125...........................2-41 Interceptions-Yards.......................................1-13............................4-87 Punts............................................................... 6-34.8........................ 2-40.5 Fumbles-Lost...................................................3-3..............................0-0 Penalties-Yards...............................................8-55............................6-52 Time of Possession........................................30:10..........................29:50 Third Down Conversions.............................5-14.............................2-9 A&M-C Rushing: Davis 10-49, Chapman 7-33, Mosley 7-13; A&M-C Passing: Davis 14-21-1-129, Duncan 6-11-2-36; A&M-C Receiving: G. Smith 5-43, Rawlings 3-27, Godfrey 3-17; A&M-C Tackles: Mason 7, Wren 6, Terrell 4. MSU Rushing: Harris 4-148, Smith 11-82, Jackson 10-60; MSU Passing: Kelsey 13-19-1-154, Glover 2-3-0-13; MSU Receiving: Freeman 4-36, Wrenn 3-52, Swanson 1-19; MSU Tackles: Jackson 7, Crumpton 6, Napoleon 5.

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A&M-COMMERCE 21 A&M-KINGSVILLE 14 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 MEMORIAL STADIUM • COMMERCE COMMERCE, Texas – Trailing by a touchdown late in the fourth quarter, A&M-Commerce rallied to tie the game with eight seconds remaining, then held off A&M-Kingsville in overtime to notch an emotional 21-14 victory on a rainy night at Memorial Stadium. Steady rains throughout the day in Commerce made for a damp and slick Memorial Stadium turf all evening as both teams struggled to find their footing early in the game. A&M-Commerce and A&M-Kingsville exchanged punts for the entire first quarter and the majority of the second quarter until Wheeler picked off a Bryan Ehrlich pass with just under five minutes remaining in the second half, giving the Lions the ball in Javelina territory. A&M-Commerce wasn’t able to do anything with the advantage and was forced to punt, pinning the Javelinas deep in their own their own territory. On A&M-Kingsville’s first play of the drive, Randall Toney coughed up the ball, the second of four turnovers on the night for the Javelinas, as Matt Claggett recovered at the A&M-Kingsville 16 yard line. Two plays later, Davis connected with Godfrey on a 16-yard lob into the endzone, giving A&M-Commerce it’s first lead of the 2012 season at 7-0, a lead the Lions would carry into halftime. After holding the Javelinas on their first possession of the second half, A&M-Commerce got the ball back on its own 20 yard line. The break A&M-Kingsville was looking for happened on the next play as the snap went over Davis’ head and into the endzone, where it was recovered by the Javelinas to knot the game at 7-7 early in the third quarter. Early in the fourth, the Javelinas finally notched an offensive touchdown as after getting the ball on the Lions’ 29-yard line, A&M-Kingsville needed just three plays to cover the 29 yards, capped by a 29-yard touchdown pass from Ehrlich to Robert Armstrong, giving the Javelinas the 14-7 lead with 11:18 remaining in the game. Taking over on its own 28-yard line with just over four minutes to go, the Lions began to move its way down the field. With just under a minute left, Davis connected with Smith for a 26-yard pass down to the one yard line with 25 seconds remaining. After three failed passes into the endzone, the Lions were once again faced with a fourth-down situation, only this time, Davis called his own number, eluded a pair of Javelina defenders and dove into the endzone with eight seconds remaining as the ensuing extra point tied the game at 14-14, sending the Chennault Cup showdown into overtime for the first time. A&M-Kingsville won the toss in overtime, giving the Lions the ball first. Following a two-yard rush by Mosely, Davis connected with Rawlings for a 16-yard completion down to the Javelina seven-yard line. That completion seemed to be nullified as a fumble on the next play pushed A&M-Commerce back to the 16-yard line. But on the next play, Davis hit Mosley for touchdown strike, giving A&M-Commerce the 21-14 lead. Now it was time for the Lion defense to make a stand, and they responded in a big way. Mason and Jake Williams combined for a nine-yard sack of Ehrlich on first down, followed by a pair of rushing plays which left A&M-Kingsville facing a fourth-and-eight on the Lion 23-yard line. A blitz from the far side by Cortney Craig forced an errant throw by Ehrlich, which fell harmlessly to the turf, as the Lions were able to raise the Chennault Cup on its home turf for the first time since the 1990 victory over West Alabama – the first year of the annual trophy game.

SCORING AND STATISTICAL SUMMARY

A&M-Kingsville A&M-Commerce

1 2 3 4 OT F 0 0 7 7 0 14 0 7 0 7 7 21

2nd A&M-C Tevin Godfrey 16 yd pass from Deric Davis (Jacob O’Neil kick) 3rd TAMUK Trevor Pesek 0 yd fumble recovery (Matt Stoll kick) 4th TAMUK R. Armstrong 29 yd pass from Bryan Ehrlich (Stoll kick) A&M-C Davis 1 yd run (O’Neil kick) OT A&M-C Jamar Mosley 16 yd pass from Davis (O’Neil kick) TAMUK A&M-C First Downs...................................................... 19.............................. 17 Rushes-Yards................................................ 51-198.........................37-62 Passing Yards................................................... 116............................ 214 Passes.............................................................19-11-1......................38-17-0 Fumble Returns-Yards...................................0-0..............................0-0 Punt Return-Yards.........................................4-57.............................1-1 Kickoff Returns-Yards...................................1-18............................2-29 Interceptions-Yards........................................0-0.............................1-31 Punts............................................................... 6-38.7........................ 9-41.0 Fumbles-Lost...................................................3-3..............................3-1 Penalties-Yards...............................................6-70............................6-44 Time of Possession........................................32:36..........................27:24 Third Down Conversions.............................7-15............................6-18 TAMUK Rushing: Toney 16-72, Johnson 12-72, Woodson 15-40; TAMUK Passing: Ehrlich 11-18-1; TAMUK Receiving: Armstrong 4-65, Batiste 2-24, Johnson 2-3; TAMUK Tackles: Aguilar 9, Singleton 8, Brown 5. A&M-C Rushing: Mosley 14-45, Chapman 7-22, G. Smith 1-4; A&M-C Passing: Davis 17-38-0-214; A&M-C Receiving: G. Smith 7-74, Godfrey 3-44, Mosley 3-39; UTSA Tackles: Mason 13, Wren 9, Wheeler 8.

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MARCUS FORE

INCARNATE WORD

A&M-COMMERCE 9 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6 BENSON STADIUM • SAN ANTONIO

SAN ANTONIO, Texas – A&M-Commerce dug itself a 24-0 hole in the first half against Incarnate Word and was unable to recover, dropping a 31-9 decision to the Cardinals. Deric Davis had a solid night for the Lions, completing 20-of-34 passes for 204 yards and no interceptions, but the Cardinals kept him off-balance all evening, sacking Davis a school-record eight times, including seven in the opening half. Davis also rushed 18 times for 13 yards and the Lions’ lone touchdown on the evening. Garrett Smith continued to emerge as one of Davis’ favorite targets, hauling in seven passes for 66 yards. Tyler Rawlings, Tevin Godfrey and Darryl Thompson each had three receptions for 48, 43 and 26 yards respectively. On the ground, Jamar Mosley led the way with 44 yards on nine carries in his San Antonio homecoming while Wayne Chapman had 20 yards on 10 carries. Defensively, Danny Mason and Robert Wheeler each tallied nine tackles as Wheeler had seven solo stops while Mason notched five solo and three tackles for loss including a pair of sacks. J.T. Bates finished with eight tackles as well while Marcus Fore had two stops and an 85-yard interception return, giving a spark to the Lions in the second quarter. Coming off the emotional overtime victory against Texas A&M-Kingsville last Saturday, A&M-Commerce was hoping to bring that momentum with it to San Antonio. But Incarnate Word came out striking in the first quarter, using a 22-yard field goal and a 61-yard touchdown pass from former Lion quarterback Zach Rhodes to Andrew Mocio to race out to a 10-0 lead midway through the opening quarter. The Cardinals were driving again late in the first quarter, but Fore picked off a Rhodes pass at the goal line and raced 85 yards downfield, finally being pulled down deep in Incarnate Word territory at the 15-yard line. However the Lions were unable to take advantage of the great opportunity as on fourth down, Davis was sacked and fumbled the ball, thwarting A&M-Commerce’s attempt to get on the board in the first quarter. Incarnate Word would take advantage of the Lion miscue, covering 63 yards in six plays before punching it in from three yards out to build a commanding 17-0 lead with just under 12 minutes remaining in the half. It then went from bad to worse for A&M-Commerce as after a missed 32-yard field goal by Jacob O’Neil, an Incarnate Word punt was muffed by returner Israel Hughes and recovered in the endzone by the Cardinals, giving Incarnate Word the 24-0 lead at the half. The third quarter has been the Lions’ strongest of the season and proved to be the case this night as well as A&M-Commerce began to mount a bit of a comeback. The Lions used a nine-play, 77-yard drive, capped by a seven-yard touchdown scramble from Davis, to cut the lead to 24-6,then O’Neil redeemed himself with a 32-yard field goal near the end of the third quarter, pulling the Lions to within two touchdowns at 24-9 heading into the fourth quarter. But the comeback was not to be as the Cardinal defense continued to step up, notching their program-record eighth sack on Davis early in the fourth quarter, then adding a 26-yard touchdown pass fro Rhodes to Brandon Yates with just under four minutes remaining, sealing the 31-9 win for Incarnate Word. The Cardinals improved to 3-0 all-time against the Lions and recorded a comfortable victory after the first two games of the series were both decided by just a single point. It could be the last game for a while between Incarnate Word and A&M-Commerce as the Cardinals will make the transition to Division I starting in 2013.

SCORING AND STATISTICAL SUMMARY

1 2 3 4 F A&M-Commerce 0 0 9 0 9 Incarnate Word 10 14 0 7 31 1st UIW Jake Wilcox 22 yd field goal UIW Andrew Mocio 61 yd pass from Zach Rhodes (Wilcox kick) 2nd UIW Trent Rios 3 yd run (Wilcox kick) UIW Grady Achilles 0 yd fumble return (Wilcox kick) 3rd A&M-C Deric Davis 7 yd run (pass failed) A&M-C Jacob O’Neil 32 yd field goal 4th UIW Brandon Yates 26 yd pass from Rhodes (Wilcox kick) A&M-C UIW First Downs...................................................... 21.............................. 20 Rushes-Yards..................................................40-91.........................31-124 Passing Yards................................................... 204............................ 211 Passes.............................................................34-20-0......................29-18-1 Fumble Returns-Yards...................................0-0..............................0-0 Punt Return-Yards....................................... 1-(-5)..........................2-15 Kickoff Returns-Yards...................................5-90............................2-35 Interceptions-Yards.......................................1-85.............................0-0 Punts............................................................... 7-43.1........................ 6-38.3 Fumbles-Lost...................................................2-1..............................0-0 Penalties-Yards............................................ 11-119..........................3-20 Time of Possession........................................30:49..........................29:11 Third Down Conversions.............................5-16............................4-12 A&M-C Rushing: Mosley 9-44, Chapman 10-20, Davis 18-13; A&M-C Passing: Davis 20-34-0-0; A&M-C Receiving: G. Smith 7-66, Rawlings 3-48, Godfrey 3-43; A&M-C Tackles: Wheeler 9, Mason 9, Bates 8. UIW Rushing: Wright 6-49, Rios 9-29, Sadler 6-25; UIW Passing: Rhodes 17-28-1-1, Rios 1-1-0-0; UIW Receiving: Yates 4-41, Hamilton 3-34, Sadler 3-29; UIW Tackles: Haywood 8, Lewis 7, Horton 6.

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PABLO VASQUEZ

TARLETON STATE

A&M-COMMERCE 10 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 MEMORIAL STADIUM • COMMERCE COMMERCE, Texas – A combination of an aggressive Tarleton State offense, a struggling A&M-Commerce defense and a nearly two-hour weather delay proved to be too much to overcome as the Lions drop a 4310 decision to the Texans at Memorial Stadium Saturday evening. A&M-Commerce managed just 205 total yards on the evening, compared to 424 for Tarleton State, as the Lions struggled to find their groove, especially in the running game where A&M-Commerce tallied just 20 yards on 25 carries on the night, with 185 yards coming in the air. Deric Davis completed 13-of-29 passes for 116 yards and two interceptions through the first three and a half quarters. Kevin Vye engineered the final drive of the evening for the Lions and stepped in nicely, completing seven of his 10 attempts for 69 yards. Tyler Rawlings and Garrett Smith provided the usual one-two punch among the wide receivers as the duo each reeled in four catches for 50 yards. Salim Zongo had a career night, catching three passes for 37 yards as well. On the ground, Wayne Chapman led the way with 16 yards on four carries, followed by Marcus French’s eight yards on three carries. Vye also rushed for five yards on three attempts, including an 11-yard scramble late in the fourth quarter. But the highlight on the night for A&M-Commerce was its defense and special teams, led by linebacker Danny Mason, who led all players with 15 tackles, including 2.5 for loss and a pair of quarterback hurries. Tristian Davis added eight tackles while J.T. Bates notched seven, including five solo. Pablo Vasquez notched the highlight of the night for A&M-Commerce, recording his first career interception and returning it 43 yards for the Lions’ lone touchdown midway through the second quarter. On the Lions’ special teams, Jacob O’Neil was one-for-two on field goal attempts, connecting on a career-long 42-yarder in the second quarter to put the Lions on the board. Punter Cameron Frosch continued to be A&M-Commerce’s unsung hero in 2012, punting eight times while averaging 44.9 yards per kick, including a long of 58 yards. Seeking its 11th win over the Lions in its last 12 meetings, Tarleton State jumped out to a 10-0 lead after the opening quarter, thanks to an 18-yard field goal by Blake Barnes and a 34-yard touchdown strike from Aaron Doyle to Clifton Rhodes III as time expired. In the Lions’ first possession of the second quarter, A&M-Commerce drove down the field, then with a strong wind at his back, O’Neil drilled the career-best 42-yard field goal, pulling the Lions to within seven at 10-3. On the ensuing Tarleton State possession, Vasquez made a great break on the ball, snagging the Doyle pass at the 43 and scampered down the near sideline. Doyle and Vasquez collided at the goal line, but Vasquez was able to make contact with the pylon, tying the game at 10-10 with 9:21 remaining in the half. After a 15-yard touchdown run put the Texans up 17-10, Barnes took over, connection on all five of his field goal attempts through the first three quarters as Tarleton State built a 26-10 advantage late into the third. Mother Nature then asserted her authority as a strong thunderstorm complete with heavy rains and constant lightning sent the game into a one hour and 45-minute rain delay. Unfortunately the delay didn’t do much to help the Lion cause as Baker nailed a 38-yard field goal on the first play following extending the lead to 29-10 after three quarters. Zach Henshaw would add a pair of touchdowns in the fourth quarter to push the Tarleton State margin to 43-10.

SCORING AND STATISTICAL SUMMARY

Tarleton State A&M-Commerce

1 2 3 4 F 10 13 6 14 43 0 10 0 0 10

1st TSU B. Barnes 18 yd field goal TSU C. Rhodes II 34 yd pass from A. Doyle (Barnes kick) 2nd A&M-C Jacob O’Neil 42 yd field goal A&M-C Pablo Vasquez 43 yd interception return (O’Neil kick) TSU Z. Henshaw 15 yd run (Barnes kick) TSU Barnes 31 yd field goal TSU Barnes 20 yd field goal 3rd TSU Barnes 29 yd field goal TSU Barnes 38 yd field goal 4th TSU Henshaw 25 yd run (Barnes kick) TSU Henshaw 2 yd run (Barnes kick) TSU A&M-C First Downs...................................................... 24.............................. 11 Rushes-Yards................................................ 39-200.........................25-20 Passing Yards................................................... 224............................ 185 Passes.............................................................42-22-1......................40-20-2 Fumble Returns-Yards...................................0-0..............................0-0 Punt Return-Yards........................................4-112............................2-6 Kickoff Returns-Yards...................................1-34............................2-13 Interceptions-Yards.......................................2-45............................1-43 Punts............................................................... 5-42.4........................ 8-44.9 Fumbles-Lost...................................................0-0..............................1-0 Penalties-Yards...............................................4-45............................7-78 Time of Possession........................................30:30..........................29:30 Third Down Conversions.............................5-17............................4-17 TSU Rushing: Henshaw 18-119, Smith 14-44, Mays 1-32; TSU Passing: Doyle 22-42-1-1; TSU Receiving: Frye 8-103, Rhodes III 4-63, Buckingham 4-34; TSU Tackles: Johnson 9, Bridgewater 7, Hale 4. A&M-C Rushing: Chapman 4-16, French 3-8, Vye 3-5; A&M-C Passing: Davis 13-29-0-2, Vye 7-10-0-0; A&M-C Receiving: G. Smith 4-50, Rawlings 4-50, Zongo 3-37; A&M-C Tackles: Mason 15, Davis 8, Bates 7.

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TEVIN MOORE

ANGELO STATE

A&M-COMMERCE 16 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 SAN ANGELO STADIUM • SAN ANGELO SAN ANGELO, Texas – A&M-Commerce looked like a new team for the opening half Saturday evening, building a 13-0 halftime against Angelo State. But the Rams would outscore the Lions 17-3 in the second half, handing A&M-Commerce a heartbreaking 17-16 loss at San Angelo Stadium. A&M-Commerce made a change at quarterback during the week with Kevin Vye earning his first career start and was solid calling the shots. Vye was 12-of-27 for 143 yards and a touchdown while also scrambling for 39 yards on 10 carries and a score on the ground. Once again it was Garrett Smith who led A&M-Commerce in receiving, hauling in four catches for 33 yards with Wayne Chapman adding three catches for 40 yards out of the backfield. Tevin Godfrey had two catches for 37 yards and a touchdown for the Lions as well. The rushing game seemed to be clicking in the first half for the Lions as A&M-Commerce racked up 104 yards on 22 carries in the opening two quarters. But as was the story of the day, the rushing game dried up in a big way as the Lions carried the ball eight times, losing seven yards and finishing with 97 for the game. Vye led the way with his 39 yards while Marcus French racked up 36 yards on nine carries. Defensively, Joel Wren, Marcus Fore and Tristian Davis all led A&M-Commerce with seven tackles each with Matt Claggett, Danny Mason and Kristoddie Woods each posting six tackles. Tevin Moore had a strong performance as well, notching five tackles including 2.5 for loss and 1.5 sacks. Brandon Turner also had a sack on the afternoon. The quarterback switch seemed to energize the Lion offense in the early going as A&M-Commerce put together a 13-play, 91-yard drive that took 6:52 seconds, capped by a five-yard touchdown strike from Vye to Godfrey. It was the longest scoring drive of the season for the Lions and also marked the first time in eight games A&M-Commerce registered points in the first quarter. But the Lions would miss the extra point, a play which would come back to haunt A&M-Commerce in the second half. Early in the second, the Lions continued to click on offense, putting together an eight-play, 72-yard drive that took 4:12 off the clock as Vye punched it in from five yards out and extended the Lion advantage to 130, the first time all season A&M-Commerce had registered a double-digit lead. A defensive stand late in the half kept Angelo State off the board as the Rams missed a 37-yard field goal, giving the Lions the 13-0 lead at halftime. But it was as if the two teams switched uniforms during the intermission as Angelo State came out aggressive on offense, registering a pair of third-quarter touchdowns to take the lead at 14-13 at the end of the third. Early in the fourth, the Lions would reclaim the lead off a 31-yard field goal by Chase Thrasher, as the redshirt freshman’s first collegiate field goal put the Lions on top 16-14 with 12:45 to play. On the Rams’ ensuing drive, they were threatening to punch in another touchdown, but some key defensive plays kept Angelo State out of the endzone and forcing the Rams to settle for a 27-yard field goal as ASU reclaimed the lead at 17-16 with 6:55 to play. A&M-Commerce was unable to generate any type of offense on its next possession, punting the ball back to Angelo State and looking for a key defensive stop. But the Rams were able to run the remainder of the time off the clock, recording a pair of crucial third down conversions on the ensuing drive, and making the Lions pay for that missed extra point in the first quarter, sealing the 17-16 victory.

SCORING AND STATISTICAL SUMMARY

A&M-Commerce Angelo State

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1st A&M-C Tevin Godfrey 5 yd pass from Kevin Vye (kick failed) 2nd A&M-C Vye 5 yd run (Chase Thrasher kick) 3rd ASU D. Pecikonis 3 yd pass from Blake Hamblin (Jarred Martin kick) ASU Jermie Calhoun 3 yd run (Martin kick) 4th A&M-C Thrasher 31 yd field goal ASU Martin 27 yd field goal A&M-C ASU First Downs...................................................... 15.............................. 21 Rushes-Yards..................................................30-97.........................45-161 Passing Yards................................................... 143............................ 130 Passes.............................................................27-12-1......................37-17-0 Fumble Returns-Yards...................................0-0..............................0-0 Punt Return-Yards.........................................4-39............................3-46 Kickoff Returns-Yards...................................3-47............................2-33 Interceptions-Yards........................................0-0.............................1-22 Punts............................................................... 7-40.7........................ 5-45.0 Fumbles-Lost...................................................1-0..............................0-0 Penalties-Yards...............................................5-67............................4-45 Time of Possession........................................27:36..........................32:24 Third Down Conversions.............................3-12............................6-19 A&M-C Rushing: Vye 10-39, French 9-36, Chapman 8-17; A&M-C Passing: Vye 12-27-1-1; A&M-C Receiving: G. Smith 4-33, Chapman 3-40, Godfrey 2-37; A&M-C Tackles: Wren 7, Fore 7, Davis 7. ASU Rushing: Roberts 14-104, Calhoun 12-37, Smith 11-32; ASU Passing: Hamblin 16-36-1-0; ASU Receiving: Pecikonis 4-21, Williams 3-59, Knight 3-21; ASU Tackles: Seaver 9, Moore 7, Sparks 6.

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KEVIN VYE

ABILENE CHRISTIAN

A&M-COMMERCE 17 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27 MEMORIAL STADIUM • COMMERCE COMMERCE, Texas -- For the second-straight week, A&M-Commerce dropped a heartbreaker in the fourth quarter, falling to Abilene Christian 24-17 on Homecoming. The loss overshadowed what was one of the Lions’ best games in recent history as A&M-Commerce outgained Abilene Christian 391-352, including a 313 to 236 yard in passing offense. Quarterback Kevin Vye had an impressive afternoon, completing 31-of-43 passes for 313 yards and a touchdown. Both Tyler Rawlings and Garrett Smith hauled in nine receptions each, with Smith tallying 93 yards and Rawlings finishing with 91.Tevin Godfrey added five catches for 52 yards as well. On the ground, A&M-Commerce finished with 78 yards on 31 carries, led by 28 yards on nine carries and a touchdown for Wayne Chapman. Kaylon Alexander posted six carries for 27 yards with Vye rushing for 22 yards on 12 carries. Defensively, the Lion pass defense came into the game ranked 12th nationally and remained solid, holding Abilene Christian’s Mitchell Gale to just 236 passing yards with 85 of them coming on the game-clinching touchdown for the Wildcats. Joel Wren and Danny Mason led the way with eight tackles each with Marcus Fore adding seven and J.T. Bates recording five. Senior cornerback Marlin Terrell had one of his best games in a Lion uniform as well, recording four tackles and notching a pair of takeaways – a 32-yard interception return and a 22-yard fumble recovery. With the ball in his hands, Vye led the Lion offense to one of its most efficient first half showings of the season. The Lions put together an 11-play, 75-yard drive that covered six and a half minutes, capped by a one-yard plunge by Chapman to put A&M-Commerce on top 7-3 late in the first. It marked the first rushing touchdown by a non-quarterback on the season for the Lions. Abilene Christian looked like it would match the Lions, using an extended drive to push deep into A&M-Commerce territory. But Terrell snagged a tipped pass, returning it back 32 yards to thwart the Wildcat threat. Vye then engineered another impressive drive, driving 73 yards in 11 plays for the Lions and finding a wide open Smith for a 28-yard touchdown strike, pushing the lead to 14-3 midway through the second. A&M-Commerce would extend their lead to 14 at 17-3, its largest of the season, off a 33-yard field goal from Chase Thrasher midway through the third. But a 68-yard kickoff return put Abilene Christian in prime position as the Wildcats notched their first touchdown of the afternoon with an eight-yard pass into the corner of the endzone, cutting the lead to 17-10 with 6:26 left in the third. After holding the Lions to a punt, the Wildcats return game struck again, returning the ensuing punt 39 yards to the A&M-Commerce 42yard line. Four plays later, Abilene Christian found the endzone again, breaking a 22-yard touchdown run to the far side and knotting the game at 17-17. With the game still tied late in the game, Gale found Hogg on a seam route along the far sideline as Hogg got behind the Lion secondary and scrambled 85-yards to give Abilene Christian its first lead of the game at 24-17 with 1:20 remaining in the game. The Lions mounted one final comeback, getting down to the Wildcat 30-yard line with nine seconds remaining. But Vye’s final heave into the endzone was intercepted by Abilene Christian, sealing the win for the Wildcats.

SCORING AND STATISTICAL SUMMARY

Abilene Christian A&M-Commerce

1 2 3 4 F 3 0 14 7 24 7 7 3 0 17

1st ACU R. Owens 26 yd field goal A&M-C Wayne Chapman 1 yd run (Chase Thrasher kick) 2nd A&M-C Garrett Smith 28 yd pass from Kevin Vye (Thrasher kick) 3rd A&M-C Thrasher 33 yd field goal ACU D. Hogg 8 yd pass from M. Gale (Owens kick) ACU D.C. Harkless 22 yd run (Owens kick) 4th ACU Hogg 85 yd pass from Gale (Owens kick) ACU A&M-C First Downs...................................................... 15.............................. 26 Rushes-Yards................................................ 21-116.........................31-78 Passing Yards................................................... 236............................ 313 Passes.............................................................27-16-1......................43-31-2 Fumble Returns-Yards...................................0-0.............................1-32 Punt Return-Yards.........................................2-40.............................0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards..................................3-100...........................3-49 Interceptions-Yards.......................................2-20............................1-22 Punts............................................................... 2-44.5........................ 3-38.7 Fumbles-Lost...................................................2-2..............................4-0 Penalties-Yards...............................................5-66............................5-40 Time of Possession........................................19:22..........................40:38 Third Down Conversions..............................5-9.............................7-13 ACU Rushing: West 13-77, Harkless 5-38, Gale 3-1; ACU Passing: Gale 16-27-2-1; ACU Receiving: Hogg 4-117, Gabriel 4-49, Harkless 3-39; ACU Tackles: Lopez 11, Ford 8, Woerner 8. A&M-C Rushing: Chapman 9-28, Alexander 6-27, Vye 12-22; A&M-C Passing: Vye 31-43-1-2; A&M-C Receiving: G. Smith 9-93, Rawlings 9-91, Godfrey 5-52; A&M-C Tackles: Wren 8, Mason 8, Fore 6.

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DANNY MASON

EASTERN NEW MEXICO

A&M-COMMERCE 3 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3 GREYHOUND STADIUM • PORTALES, N.M.

PORTALES, N.M. – A&M-Commerce’s offensive never made it out of the locker room Saturday afternoon as the Lions manage just three points and 275 yards of total offense, falling to Eastern New Mexico 7-3 at Greyhound Stadium. A&M-Commerce was able to manage just three points on the day, marking the first game this season the Lions have failed to find the endzone. Even more disturbing was the fact that A&M-Commerce was able to manage just three points against the Eastern New Mexico defense, who came into the game last in the LSC allowing 42 points per game. The Lion defense did its job in a big way, holding Eastern New Mexico to just seven points on the afternoon as the Greyhounds came into the day averaging 24 points a game. Senior linebacker Danny Mason came ready to play, finishing with a career-high 17 tackles with a sack, keeping Eastern New Mexico frustrated all afternoon. Matt Claggett added a season-high nine stops for A&M-Commerce with Kristoddie Woods and Stephen Ford finishing with seven each. But it was the A&M-Commerce offense that never found its groove, finishing with 181 passing yards from Kevin Vye, completing 17-of-31 yards. Garrett Smith was the highlight of the Lion receiving corps, hauling in seven passes for 91 yards with four other receivers notching two catches. On the ground, the Lions racked up 94 yards, one of its best outputs of the year. Jamar Mosley led the way, carrying the ball 11 times for 63 yards while Wayne Chapman added 22 yards on seven rushes. The other highlight on the afternoon for A&M-Commerce was punter Cameron Frosch, who reeled off six punts for 286 yards, averaging 47.7 yards per kick. Frosch also set a new career-long, booming a 76-yard punt in the third quarter to pin the Greyhounds deep. A&M-Commerce struck first in this one, as after holding Eastern New Mexico on a fourth-down attempt early in the first quarter, the Lions moved down inside the red zone, getting as close as the six yard line but had to settle for a 23-yard field goal from Jacob O’Neil, giving them the 3-0 lead with 8:42 remaining in the first. Early in the second, A&M-Commerce was marching deep into Greyhound territory once again, getting back to the six-yard line, but the drive was squelched when Vye’s pass was intercepted at the three-yard line, keeping the Lions off the board. The turnover proved to be costly as Eastern New Mexico would then march 97 yards over 15 plays, culminating with a three-yard touchdown pass from Wesley Wood to his brother, Lance, putting the Greyhounds on top 7-3 with 5:32 remaining in the opening half. A&M-Commerce dodged a bullet late in the half as Eastern New Mexico missed a 22-yard field goal wide right as time expired, sending the Lions to the locker room trailing 7-3. Neither offense was able to do much in the second half as Eastern New Mexico’s punting team proved to be its most valuable asset, pinning the Lions deep in their territory a handful of times, the last of which came midway through the fourth quarter. Despite the lack of offensive sparks on the afternoon, A&M-Commerce had one last opportunity to earn the victory, getting the ball back on its own 20-yard line with 2:44 remaining. A fourth-down conversion to Smith, followed by completions to Mosely, Blake Ohm and Mosley again had the Lions thinking victory as A&M-Commerce had first and 10 at the Greyhound 18 yard-line. The Lions were able to get as close as the 12-yard line, but Vye’s fourth-down pass into the endzone fell incomplete as the Greyhounds escaped with the 7-3 victory.

SCORING AND STATISTICAL SUMMARY

A&M-Commerce Eastern New Mexico

1 2 3 4 F 3 0 0 0 3 0 7 0 0 7

1st A&M-C Jacob O’Neil 23 yd field goal 2nd ENMU Lane Wood 3 yd pass from Wesley Wood (Dylan Baca kick) A&M-C ENMU First Downs...................................................... 17.............................. 15 Rushes-Yards..................................................26-94.........................47-186 Passing Yards................................................... 181............................. 97 Passes.............................................................32-17-1......................17-10-0 Fumble Returns-Yards...................................0-0..............................0-0 Punt Return-Yards....................................... 2-(-9)...........................0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards...................................2-10.............................0-0 Interceptions-Yards........................................0-0..............................1-2 Punts............................................................... 6-47.7........................ 8-39.1 Fumbles-Lost...................................................1-1..............................0-0 Penalties-Yards...............................................3-35............................8-81 Time of Possession........................................24:06..........................35:54 Third Down Conversions.............................3-12............................6-16 A&M-C Rushing: Mosley 11-63, Chapman 7-22, Vye 7-6; A&M-C Passing: Vye 17-32-0-1; A&M-C Receiving: G. Smith 7-91, Mosley 2-24, Rawlings 2-24; A&M-C Tackles: Mason 17, Claggett 9, Woods 7. ENMU Rushing: Long 18-81, W. Wood 10-63, Campbell 7-26; ENMU Passing: W. Wood 8-15-1-0, Greene 2-2-0-0; ENMU Receiving: Kyser 4-42, Thomas 3-29, Johnson 2-23; ENMU Tackles: Bailey 14, Sellers 8, Serda 7.

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CAMERON FROSCH

WEST TEXAS A&M

A&M-COMMERCE 14 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10 MEMORIAL STADIUM • COMMERCE COMMERCE, Texas – A&M-Commerce closed out the 2012 football season with a 45-14 loss to 17th-ranked West Texas A&M Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium. West Texas A&M racked up 510 yards of total offense, including 311 through the air, with A&M-Commerce generating 337. The Lions had their most productive rushing game of the season, racking up 120 yards on 31 carries, led by 72 from Jamar Mosley on 12 rushes. Through the air, Kevin Vye completed 15-of-31 passes for 217 yards, finding Garrett Smith five times for 51 yards. Tyler Rawlings hauled in the most receiving yards for A&M-Commerce, tallying 81 yards on four catches with Tevin Godfrey matching Smith’s 51 yards on four catches. Defensively, A&M-Commerce was once again led by senior linebacker Danny Mason, who closed out his stellar Lion career with 15 tackles, including eight solo, finishing the year as the Lone Star Conference’s leading tackler. Stephen Ford added six tackles along with a sack while Marlin Terrell and Joel Wren each had five stops. Punter Cameron Frosch remained one of the Lions most potent weapons on special teams, reeling off eight punts and averaging 44.6 per kick, highlighted by a 61 yarder and pinning the Buffs inside their 20 on three occasions. A&M-Commerce was looking for a strong finish to a disappointing 2012 season and hoping to send the 10 Lion seniors out in style. But West Texas A&M set the tone early in the game as after holding the Lions to a three-and-out on their first possession, the ensuing punt was blocked and returned 25 yards for a Buff touchdown, putting West Texas A&M on top 7-0 three minutes into the game. After another three-and-out for A&M-Commerce, the Buffs found pay dirt once again, covering 47 yards in nine plays and finishing with a fiveyard touchdown run to up its lead to 14-0 at the end of the first quarter. Late in the first half, A&M-Commerce finally began to find its groove, putting together a five-play 56-yard drive which culminated in an 11-yard touchdown run by Mosley as the Lions cut the gap to 14-7 with 2:11 remaining until halftime. But West Texas A&M made sure to regain momentum heading into the break, covering 73 yards in nine plays on its ensuing possession as the Buffs added a 15-yard touchdown run with 35 seconds remaining in the half, taking a 21-7 lead into halftime. The Buffs extended that advantage to 28-7 midway through the third off a 13-yard touchdown pass, capping a 10-play drive that started at their own two-yard line. A&M-Commerce answered back with with a touchdown drive of its own, moving 75 yards in five plays as Wayne Chapman punched it in from five yards out, pulling the Lions to within two touchdowns at 28-14 with 3:43 remaining in the third. But on the first play of West Texas A&M’s ensuing drive, the Buffs thwarted the upset bid as Dustin Vaughan connected with Torrence Allen for 72 yards on the first play, building a 35-14 lead after three quarters. West Texas A&M would add another touchdown and a field goal in the fourth, sealing the 45-14 victory over A&M-Commerce, notching its sixth-straight win over the Lions.

SCORING AND STATISTICAL SUMMARY

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1st WTAMU E. Finefeulaki 25 yd blocked punt return (Sergio Castillo kick) WTAMU Khiry Robinson 5 yd run (Castillo kick) 2nd A&M-C Jamar Mosley 11 yd run (Jacob O’Neil kick) WTAMU Robinson 15 yd run (Castillo kick) 3rd WTAMU Jace Jackson 13 yd pass from Dustin Vaughan (Castillo kick) A&M-C Wayne Chapman 5 yd run (O’Neil kick) WTAMU Torrence Allen 72 yd pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick) 4th WTAMU Geremy Alridge 12 yd run (Castillo kick) WTAMU Castillo 30 yd field goal WTAMU A&M-C First Downs...................................................... 28.............................. 16 Rushes-Yards................................................ 31-199........................31-120 Passing Yards................................................... 311............................ 217 Passes.............................................................37-26-0......................31-15-0 Fumble Returns-Yards...................................0-0..............................1-8 Punt Return-Yards.........................................3-66.............................0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards...................................2-32............................2-38 Interceptions-Yards........................................0-0..............................0-0 Punts............................................................... 3-36.0........................ 9-39.7 Fumbles-Lost...................................................1-1..............................1-1 Penalties-Yards...............................................6-35..........................10-102 Time of Possession........................................27:35..........................32:25 Third Down Conversions.............................8-11............................2-12 WTAMU Rushing: Robinson 16-110, Alridge 4-43, Rhone 2-17; WTAMU Passing: Vaughan 20-29-2-0, Halpin 6-8-0-0; WTAMU Receiving: Ratliff 7-74, Jackson 5-58, Allen 4-103; WTAMU Tackles: Pennix 7, McCuller 7, Voss 6. A&M-C Rushing: Mosley 12-72, Chapman 4-21, Vye 8-16; A&M-C Passing: Vye 15-31-0-0; A&M-C Receiving: G. Smith 5-51, Rawlings 4-81, Godfrey 4-51; A&M-C Tackles: Mason 15, Ford 6, Terrell 5.

2013 A&M-Commerce Football

CONTENTS

2013 OPPONENTS

Sul Ross State.....................................................49 Delta State...........................................................49 West Texas A&M...............................................50 Midwestern State...............................................50 Southeastern Oklahoma..................................51 Texas A&M-Kingsville.....................................51 McMurry.............................................................52 Tarleton State.....................................................52 Angelo State.......................................................53 Houston Baptist.................................................53 Eastern New Mexico.........................................54 2013 Trophy Games..........................................54 2013 Opponent Composite Schedule............55 Lone Star Conference.......................................56

2013 OPPONENT PROFILES GAME ONE: SUL ROSS STATE

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 • MEMORIAL STADIUM • 6 P.M. UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Location...................................................... Alpine, Texas Founded..................................................................... 1917 Enrollment............................................................... 2,050 President......................................... Dr. Ricardo Maestas Interim Athletic Director.............................John Tyree Nickname................................................................. Lobos Colors.....................................................Scarlet and Gray Conference..................................... American Southwest Stadium (Capacity)...................... Jackson Field (4,000)

SPORTS INFORMATION

Football Contact..................................... Chris Kennedy Phone........................................................ (432) 837-8673 E-mail........................................ ckennedy2@sulross.edu Website......................................................... SRLobos.com

TEAM INFORMATION

Head Coach.....................................................John Tyree Alma Mater.................................Oklahoma State, ‘75 Record at Sul Ross......................... 0-0 (First season) Overall Record............................... 0-0 (First season) Offensive Coordinator.............................................TBA Defensive Coordinator................................... Jarry Poth Football Office........................................ (432) 837-8209 2012 Overall Record........................................5-5 (.500) 2012 Conference Record....................... 4-3 (.571) - 4th 2012 Postseason....................................................... None Letterwinners Returning/Lost................................ N/A Starters Returning/Lost........................................... N/A

2013 SCHEDULE

Sept. 7.........................................at A&M-Commerce Sept. 13.......................................vs. Eastern New Mexico Sept. 21.................................................................at Trinity Sept. 28.........................................at Mary Hardin-Baylor Oct. 12.......................................MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE Oct. 19............................................ TEXAS LUTHERAN Oct. 26.............................................. at Louisiana College Nov. 2............................................HARDIN-SIMMONS Nov. 9..................................................... at Howard Payne Nov. 16......................................EAST TEXAS BAPTIST

ALL-TIME SERIES

Series Record............... A&M-Commerce leads, 18-5-3 Streak........................................ A&M-Commerce won 3 First Meeting...........................................1950 (Tied 7-7) Last Meeting............... 1975 (A&M-Commerce, 40-14) Last 10 Meetings...................................................... 6-2-2 At Commerce........................................................... 9-3-1 At Alpine................................................................... 9-2-2

GAME TWO: DELTA STATE

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 • COWBOYS STADIUM • 5 P.M. UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Location................................................. Cleveland, Miss. Founded..................................................................... 1924 Enrollment............................................................... 4,124 President.......................................... William N. LaForge Athletic Director.................................... Ronnie Mayers Nickname.......................................................... Statesmen Colors........................................Forest Green and White Conference.......................................................Gulf South Stadium (Capacity)................McCool Stadium (8,125)

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

Football Contact............................................. Matt Jones Phone........................................................ (662) 846-4284 Fax............................................................. (662) 846-4297 E-mail...............................................matt@deltastate.edu Website................................................. GoStatesmen.com

TEAM INFORMATION

Head Coach................................................. Todd Cooley Alma Mater................................... Arkansas Tech, ‘99 Record at Delta State..................... 0-0 (First season) Overall Record............................... 0-0 (First season) Offensive Coordinator..............................Joel Williams Defensive Coordinator....................... Charles Anthony Football Office........................................ (662) 846-4300 2012 Overall Record........................................3-7 (.300) 2012 Conference Record................... 1-4 (.200) - T-5th 2012 Postseason....................................................... None Letterwinners Returning/Lost..............................47/49 Starters Returning/Lost............................7/4 (Offense) 9/2 (Defense) 0/3 (Special Teams)

2013 A&M-Commerce Football

2013 SCHEDULE

Sept. 7...........................................at Missippi Valley State Sept. 13......................................vs. A&M-Commerce Sept. 21................................................. at North Alabama Sept. 28.................................................. FLORIDA TECH Oct. 5...................................................... at West Alabama Oct. 19.............................................. TARLETON STATE Oct. 24.................................................................at Shorter Nov. 2................................................VALDOSTA STATE Nov. 9..........................CONCORDIA COLLEGE (Ala.) Nov. 16..................................................... at West Georgia

ALL-TIME SERIES

Series Record............................................ Series tied, 2-2 Streak.................................................... Delta State won 1 First Meeting................ 1978 (A&M-Commerce, 17-6) Last Meeting............................1994 (Delta State, 19-14) Last 10 Meetings.......................................................... 2-2 At Commerce............................................................... 2-0 At Cleveland................................................................. 0-2

2013 OPPONENT PROFILES GAME THREE: WEST TEXAS A&M SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 • CANYON • 6 P.M.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Location.................................................... Canyon, Texas Founded..................................................................... 1910 Enrollment............................................................... 7,958 President........................................... Dr. Patrick O’Brien Athletic Director..............................Michael McBroom Nickname................................................. Buffaloes/Buffs Colors................................................ Maroon and White Conference......................................................... Lone Star Stadium (Capacity).....Kimbrough Memorial (20,000)

MEDIA RELATIONS

Football Contact................................................ Kit Strief Phone........................................................ (806) 651-4430 E-mail................................................kstrief@wtamu.edu Website..................................................... GoBuffsGo.com

TEAM INFORMATION

Head Coach..................................................Don Carthel Alma Mater........................ Eastern New Mexico, ‘74 Record at West Texas A&M... 79-22 (Eight seasons) Overall Record........................125-68-1 (17 seasons) Associate Head Coach............................... Mike Nesbitt Offensive Coordinator................................Stephen Lee Defensive Coordinator........................... Nick Paremski Football Office........................................ (806) 651-4413 2012 Overall Record......................................12-3 (.800) 2012 Conference Record.................... 7-1 (.875) - T-1st 2012 Postseason................................. NCAA Semifinals Letterwinners Returning/Lost..............................41/22 Starters Returning/Lost............................7/4 (Offense) 9/3 (Defense) 3/0 (Special Teams)

2013 SCHEDULE

Sept. 7.......................................................at Western State Sept. 12.................................................. vs. Chadron State Sept. 21...................................... A&M-COMMERCE Sept. 28.....................................at Texas A&M-Kingsville Oct. 5................................................... CENTRAL STATE Oct. 12......................................................at Tarleton State Oct. 19................................................... ANGELO STATE Oct. 26.............................................................at McMurry Nov. 2................................... EASTERN NEW MEXICO Nov. 9................................................... WEST GEORGIA Nov. 16.............................................. at Midwestern State

ALL-TIME SERIES

Series Record.................A&M-Commerce leads, 14-13 Streak.........................................West Texas A&M won 5 First Meeting................ 1923 (A&M-Commerce, 20-6) Last Meeting................ 2012 (West Texas A&M, 45-14) Last 10 Meetings.......................................................... 3-7 At Commerce............................................................... 8-6 At Canyon..................................................................... 5-7 Neutral.......................................................................... 1-0

GAME FOUR: MIDWESTERN STATE

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 • MEMORIAL STADIUM • 6 P.M. UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Location........................................... Wichita Falls, Texas Founded..................................................................... 1922 Enrollment............................................................... 6,000 President........................................... Dr. Jesse W. Rogers Athletic Director.........................................Charlie Carr Nickname...........................................................Mustangs Colors.................................................. Maroon and Gold Conference......................................................... Lone Star Stadium (Capacity).......... Memorial Stadium (14,362)

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

Football Contact.............................................. Trey Reed Phone........................................................ (940) 397-4818 Fax............................................................. (940) 397-4892 E-mail..............................................trey.reed@mwsu.edu Website.............................................. MSUMustangs.com

TEAM INFORMATION

Head Coach....................................................Bill Maskill Alma Mater.............................Western Kentucky, ‘71 Record at Midwestern State....... 88-34 (11 seasons) Overall Record........................... 101-42 (13 seasons) Offensive Coordinator............................. Adam Austin Defensive Coordinator...............................Rich Renner Football Office........................................ (940) 613-0122 2012 Overall Record........................................9-2 (.818) 2012 Conference Record.................... 7-1 (.875) - T-1st 2012 Postseason...............................NCAA First Round Letterwinners Returning/Lost..............................46/23 Starters Returning/Lost............................3/8 (Offense) 7/4 (Defense) 2/0 (Special Teams)

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2013 SCHEDULE

Sept. 13................................................... vs. Tarleton State Sept. 21..................................................... at West Georgia Sept. 28.......................................at A&M-Commerce Oct. 5................................. TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE Oct. 12............................................................. McMURRY Oct. 19................................................ WEST ALABAMA Oct. 26........................................................at Angelo State Nov. 2...................................................... MENLO (Calif.) Nov. 9.......................................... at Eastern New Mexico Nov. 16............................................ WEST TEXAS A&M

ALL-TIME SERIES

Series Record.................... A&M-Commerce leads 11-6 Streak.........................................Midwestern State won 2 First Meeting................ 1947 (A&M-Commerce, 20-7) Last Meeting................ 2012 (Midwestern State, 65-14) Last 10 Meetings.......................................................... 4-6 At Commerce............................................................... 7-1 At Wichita Falls........................................................... 3-3 Neutral.......................................................................... 1-2

2013 OPPONENT PROFILES GAME FIVE: SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5 • DURANT, OKLA. • 2 P.M.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Location......................................................Durant, Okla. Founded..................................................................... 1909 Enrollment............................................................... 4,229 President................................................ Dr. Larry Minks Athletic Director.........................................Keith Baxter Nickname.................................................... Savage Storm Colors.........................................................Blue and Gold Conference..............................................Great American Stadium (Capacity)..................Paul Laird Field (4,100)

SPORTS INFORMATION

Football Contact.........................................Matt Thomas Phone........................................................ (580) 745-2646 E-mail................................................... mthomas@se.edu Website............................................ GoSoutheastern.com

TEAM INFORMATION

Head Coach.................................................Ray Richards Alma Mater............................... Northern Michigan, ‘81 Record at SOSU........................... 38-42 (Eight seasons) Overall Record............................. 52-73 (12 seasons) Offensive Coordinator.................................Chad Speer Defensive Coordinator............................ Bo Atterberry Football Office........................................ (432) 837-8209 2012 Overall Record........................................4-6 (.400) 2012 Conference Record................... 2-6 (.250) - T-8th 2012 Postseason....................................................... None Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................................ Starters Returning/Lost...................................................

2013 SCHEDULE

Sept. 5.....................................SOUTHERN ARKANSAS Sept. 14........................................at Arkansas-Monticello Sept. 21......................................... HENDERSON STATE Sept. 28............................................... at Ouachita Baptist Oct. 5.......................................... A&M-COMMERCE Oct. 12............................................ at Southern Nazarene Oct. 18........SOUTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA STATE Oct. 26........................ at Northwestern Oklahoma State Nov. 2...............................................................HARDING Nov. 9..................................................... at Arkansas Tech Nov. 16.................................................. EAST CENTRAL

ALL-TIME SERIES

Series Record...... Southeastern Oklahoma leads, 9-8-1 Streak.............................Southeastern Oklahoma won 1 First Meeting...........................................1919 (Tied 0-0) Last Meeting...... 2012 (Southeastern Oklahoma, 31-6) Last 10 Meetings.......................................................... 5-5 At Commerce........................................................... 4-6-1 At Durant...................................................................... 4-3

GAME SIX: TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12 • KINGSVILLE • 7 P.M.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Location.................................................Kingsville, Texas Founded..................................................................... 1925 Enrollment............................................................... 6,610 President........................................ Dr. Steven H. Tallant Athletic Director...........................................Scott Gines Nickname.............................................................Javelinas Colors.........................................................Blue and Gold Conference......................................................... Lone Star Stadium (Capacity).............. Javelina Stadium (15,000)

SPORTS INFORMATION

Football Contact..........................................Aaron Ames Phone........................................................ (361) 593-2870 Fax............................................................. (361) 593-3488 E-mail........................................aaron.ames@tamuk.edu Website........................................... JavelinaAthletics.com

TEAM INFORMATION

Head Coach............................................ David Calloway Alma Mater............................................ Langston, ‘90 Record at A&M-Kingsville.......... 0-0 (First season) Overall Record............................... 0-0 (First season) Offensive Coordinator.........................Roderick Taylor Defensive Coordinator.......................... Jaime Martinez Football Office........................................ (361) 593-2585 2012 Overall Record........................................6-6 (.500) 2012 Conference Record................... 5-3 (.625) - T-3rd 2012 Postseason....................................................... None Letterwinners Returning/Lost..............................36/25 Starters Returning/Lost............................4/7 (Offense) 7/4 (Defense) 2/1 (Special Teams)

2013 A&M-Commerce Football

2013 SCHEDULE

Sept. 7........................................... at Central Washington Sept. 14............................................... vs. Monterrey Tech Sept. 21............................................................ McMURRY Sept. 28............................................ WEST TEXAS A&M Oct. 5................................................. at Midwestern State Oct. 12........................................ A&M-COMMERCE Oct. 19.................................................. at North Alabama Oct. 26......................................... at Eastern New Mexico Nov. 2............................................... TARLETON STATE Nov. 9.........................................................at Angelo State Nov. 16..............................................VALDOSTA STATE

ALL-TIME SERIES

Series Record............... A&M-Kingsville leads, 35-23-1 Streak........................................ A&M-Commerce won 1 First Meeting.................. 1930 (A&M-Kingsville, 25-6) Last Meeting............... 2012 (A&M-Commerce, 21-14) Last 10 Meetings.......................................................... 2-8 At Commerce....................................................... 15-16-1 At Kingsville...............................................................8-19

2013 OPPONENT PROFILES GAME SEVEN: McMURRY

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 • MEMORIAL STADIUM • 6 P.M. UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Location.....................................................Abilene, Texas Founded..................................................................... 1923 Enrollment............................................................... 1,372 Interim President............................ M. Lynn Yearwood Athletic Director.........................................Ron Holmes Nickname........................................................War Hawks Colors................................................ Maroon and White Conference................................................... Independent Stadium (Capacity).................. Moore Stadium (3,550)

MEDIA RELATIONS

Football Contact............................................Dave Beyer Phone........................................................ (325) 793-4612 E-mail............................................beyer.dave@mcm.edu Website............................................ McMurrySports.com

TEAM INFORMATION

Head Coach................................................ Mason Miller Alma Mater.................................... Valdosta State, ‘99 Record at McMurry....................... 0-0 (First season) Overall Record............................... 0-0 (First season) Offensive Coordinator........................ Chase Holbrook Defensive Coordinator..................... Kendall Roberson Football Office........................................ (325) 793-4922 2012 Overall Record........................................8-3 (.727) 2012 Conference Record................N/A (Independent) 2012 Postseason....................................................... None Letterwinners Returning/Lost..............................43/30 Starters Returning/Lost............................7/4 (Offense) 8/3 (Defense) 3/3 (Special Teams)

2013 SCHEDULE

Sept. 7................................................at Abilene Christian Sept. 14.............................................. at Stephen F. Austin Sept. 21.....................................at Texas A&M-Kingsville Sept. 28................OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE STATE Oct. 5..................................................... ANGELO STATE Oct. 12............................................... at Midwestern State Oct. 19.........................................at A&M-Commerce Oct. 26............................................. WEST TEXAS A&M Nov. 2............................................ INCARNATE WORD Nov. 9.................................................. at Wayland Baptist Nov. 16..................................SOUTHERN NAZARENE

ALL-TIME SERIES

Series Record..................... A&M-Commerce leads, 9-5 Streak........................................ A&M-Commerce won 1 First Meeting...............................1927 (McMurry, 40-0) Last Meeting................. 1971 (A&M-Commerce, 53-6) Last 10 Meetings.......................................................... 8-2 At Commerce............................................................... 6-1 At Abilene..................................................................... 1-4 Neutral.......................................................................... 2-0

GAME EIGHT: TARLETON STATE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 • STEPHENVILLE • 7 P.M.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Location.............................................Stephenville, Texas Founded..................................................................... 1899 Enrollment............................................................. 10,279 President.................................. Dr. F. Dominic Dottavio Athletic Director..................................... Lonn Reisman Nickname................................................................Texans Colors...................................................Purple and White Conference......................................................... Lone Star Stadium (Capacity)............ Tarleton Memorial (7,000)

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

Football Contact.....................................Dameon Myres Phone........................................................ (254) 968-1803 E-mail............................................ dmyres@tarleton.edu Website...............................................TarletonSports.com

TEAM INFORMATION

Head Coach.................................................. Cary Fowler Alma Mater...................................... Murray State, ‘94 Record at Tarleton State........15-17 (Three seasons) Overall Record........................15-17 (Three seasons) Offensive Coordinator.......................... Justin Carrigan Defensive Coordinator...............................Henry Cofer Football Office........................................ (254) 968-9518 2012 Overall Record........................................6-4 (.600) 2012 Conference Record................... 5-3 (.625) - T-3rd 2012 Postseason....................................................... None Letterwinners Returning/Lost..............................54/20 Starters Returning/Lost............................8/3 (Offense) 7/4 (Defense) 2/0 (Special Teams)

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2013 SCHEDULE

Sept. 14.............................................vs. Midwestern State Sept. 21.......................................................at Angelo State Sept. 28............................................ vs. Abilene Christian Oct. 5........................................... at Eastern New Mexico Oct. 12............................................. WEST TEXAS A&M Oct. 19...........................................................at Delta State Oct. 26........................................ A&M-COMMERCE Nov. 2.......................................at Texas A&M-Kingsville Nov. 9...................... SOUTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA Nov. 16............................................NORTH ALABAMA

ALL-TIME SERIES

Series Record.......................... Tarleton State leads, 11-9 Streak............................................... Tarleton State won 4 First Meeting................ 1970 (A&M-Commerce, 40-0) Last Meeting...................... 2012 (Tarleton State, 43-10) Last 10 Meetings.......................................................... 1-9 At Commerce............................................................... 5-5 At Stephenville............................................................. 4-6

2013 OPPONENT PROFILES GAME NINE: ANGELO STATE

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 • MEMORIAL STADIUM • 2 P.M. UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Location.............................................. San Angelo, Texas Founded..................................................................... 1928 Enrollment............................................................... 6,888 President....................................................Dr. Brian May Athletic Director....................................... Sean Johnson Nickname.................................................................. Rams Colors.........................................................Blue and Gold Conference......................................................... Lone Star Stadium (Capacity)........San Angelo Stadium (17,500)

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

Football Contact.....................................Brandon Ireton Phone........................................................ (325) 942-2378 E-mail................................. brandon.ireton@angelo.edu Website................................................. AngeloSports.com

TEAM INFORMATION

Head Coach..................................................Will Wagner Alma Mater..............................Hardin-Simmons, ‘96 Record at Angelo State............. 10-12 (Two seasons) Overall Record.......................... 10-12 (Two seasons) Offensive Coordinator.............................. Theron Aych Defensive Coordinator.............................. Mike Walton Football Office........................................ (325) 942-2264 2012 Overall Record........................................5-6 (.455) 2012 Conference Record....................... 4-4 (.500) - 5th 2012 Postseason....................................................... None Letterwinners Returning/Lost..............................33/26 Starters Returning/Lost............................7/4 (Offense) 8/3 (Defense) 0/3 (Special Teams)

2013 SCHEDULE

Sept. 5........................................... BLACK HILLS STATE Sept. 14................................... vs. Colorado State-Pueblo Sept. 21............................................. TARLETON STATE Sept. 28.................................................... at Valdosta State Oct. 5...............................................................at McMurry Oct. 12.................................. EASTERN NEW MEXICO Oct. 19............................................... at West Texas A&M Oct. 26........................................MIDWESTERN STATE Nov. 2..........................................at A&M-Commerce Nov. 9................................ TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE Nov. 16................................................. at Incarnate Word

ALL-TIME SERIES

Series Record...................... Angelo State leads, 26-14-2 Streak................................................. Angelo State won 4 First Meeting..........................1970 (Angelo State, 35-8) Last Meeting........................ 2012 (Angelo State, 17-16) Last 10 Meetings.......................................................... 3-7 At Commerce......................................................... 9-12-1 At San Angelo........................................................ 5-13-1 Neutral.......................................................................... 0-1

GAME TEN: HOUSTON BAPTIST SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9 • HOUSTON • 3 P.M.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Location...................................................Houston, Texas Founded..................................................................... 1960 Enrollment............................................................... 2,200 President..................................... Dr. Robert B. Sloan, Jr. Athletic Director...................................... Steve Moniaci Nickname..............................................................Huskies Colors......................................... Royal Blue and Orange Conference.......................... Southland (Division I FCS) Stadium (Capacity)....Strake Jesuit Preparatory (5,000)

MEDIA RELATIONS

Football Contact..........................................Russ Reneau Phone........................................................ (281) 649-3098 Fax............................................................. (281) 649-3496 E-mail...................................................rreneau@hbu.edu Website..................................................HBUHuskies.com

TEAM INFORMATION

Head Coach......................................................Vic Shealy Alma Mater.......................................... Richmond, ‘84 Record at Houston Baptist........... 0-0 (First season) Overall Record......................27-14-1 (Four seasons) Offensive Coordinator.................................Scott Smith Defensive Coordinator..........................Roger Hinshaw Football Office........................................ (281) 649-3870 2012 Overall Record................................................. N/A 2012 Conference Record.......................................... N/A 2012 Postseason....................................................... None Letterwinners Returning/Lost................................ N/A Starters Returning/Lost........................................... N/A

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2013 SCHEDULE

Aug. 31........................................... at Sam Houston State Sept. 14................................................ at Wayland Baptist Sept. 21................................................TEXAS COLLEGE Sept. 28......................................OKLAHOMA BAPTIST Oct. 12........................................ ABILENE CHRISTIAN Oct. 26.................................................. at Incarnate Word Nov. 9......................................... A&M-COMMERCE

ALL-TIME SERIES

Series Record.............................................. First Meeting Streak........................................................................... N/A First Meeting............................................................. 2013 Last 10 Meetings.......................................................... 0-0 At Commerce............................................................... 0-0 At Houston................................................................... 0-0

2013 OPPONENT PROFILES GAME ELEVEN: EASTERN NEW MEXICO SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16 • MEMORIAL STADIUM • 2 P.M.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Location.....................................................Portales, N.M. Founded..................................................................... 1934 Enrollment............................................................... 5,222 President.......................................Dr. Steven G. Gamble Athletic Director...................................... Dr. Jeff Geiser Nickname...................................................... Greyhounds Colors.....................................................Green and Silver Conference......................................................... Lone Star Stadium (Capacity)..........Greyhound Stadium (6,100)

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

Football Contact...................................Adam Pitterman Phone........................................................ (575) 562-4309 E-mail.................................adam.pitterman@enmu.edu Website.......................................GoEasternAthletics.com

TEAM INFORMATION

Head Coach...................................................... Josh Lynn Alma Mater........................ Eastern New Mexico, ‘02 Record at Eastern New Mexico....3-7 (One season) Overall Record................................3-7 (One season) Offensive Coordinator...................................Kelley Lee Defensive Coordinator........................... Oliver Soukup Football Office........................................ (575) 562-2238 2012 Overall Record........................................3-7 (.300) 2012 Conference Record....................... 2-6 (.250) - 7th 2012 Postseason....................................................... None Letterwinners Returning/Lost..............................35/19 Starters Returning/Lost............................8/3 (Offense) 6/5(Defense) 1/1 (Special Teams)

2013 SCHEDULE

Sept. 7.............................NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS Sept. 13................................................... vs. Sul Ross State Sept. 20.................................... at Air Force Academy J.V. Sept. 28................................................. at Incarnate Word Oct. 5................................................ TARLETON STATE Oct. 12........................................................at Angelo State Oct. 19.............................................at Northeastern State Oct. 26............................... TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE Nov. 2................................................ at West Texas A&M Nov. 9.........................................MIDWESTERN STATE Nov. 16........................................at A&M-Commerce

ALL-TIME SERIES

Series Record............Eastern New Mexico leads, 14-12 Streak...................................Eastern New Mexico won 1 First Meeting.............. 1984 (A&M-Commerce, 40-30) Last Meeting.............. 2012 (Eastern New Mexico, 7-3) Last 10 Meetings.......................................................... 3-7 At Commerce.............................................................10-3 At Portales..................................................................2-11

2013 TROPHY GAMES CHENNAULT CUP

A&M-Commerce at Texas A&M-Kingsville

Saturday, October 12 • Kingsville

he Chennault Cup, which honors the late Commerce native Lt. General Claire Chennault of “Flying Tigers” fame, began to be awarded to the winner of the A&M-Commerce vs. Livingston (later known as West Alabama) beginning in 1990. However, the two schools could not agree to continue their series following the 1991 season. Lone Star Conference rival Texas A&M University-Kingsville then stepped up to the challenge as the annual game between the Lions and Javelinas would be played for the hardware beginning in the 1992 season. After a six year hiatus following the Chennault Cup was reinstated prior to the 2009 game. The series between A&M-Commerce and A&M-Kingsville is the second-oldest in Lion program history as the two teams have met 58 times since the series begain in 1930. Only A&M-Commerce’s rivalry with Abilene Christian (67 games) has lasted longer than the series with the Javelinas. A&M-Kingsville holds a 35-22-1 lead in the all-time series, including an 11-3 record since the two teams began the annual battle for the cup. The Chennault Cup is sponsored by the Commerce chapter of Lions Club International and was originally co-sponsored by the Air Force ROTC detachment at A&M-Commerce until the Pentagon deactivated the detachment in the summer of 1991. General Chennault was noted for forming the famous “Flying Tigers” fighter squadron in the 1930’s and was the commander of the 14th Air Force during World War II.

PRESIDENT’S CUP

A&M-Commerce at Tarleton State

Saturday, October 26 • Stephenville

he newest trophy game for A&M-Commerce is against Tarleton State as the presidents of the two A&M system schools initiated the trophy prior to the 2010 game when the two schools began meeting on a yearly basis. Tarleton State has had the upper hand since the trophy was instituted, posting a 3-0 record against the Lions. In 2010, the Texans edged out A&M-Commerce 34-31 on the turf at Memorial Stadium to win the inaugural trophy game. Tarleton State handled the Lions 54-27 in Stephenville in 2011, then used a two-hour rain and lightning delay in 2012 to upend A&M-Commerce 43-10. This season’s game will take place back in Stephenville on October 26th as the Lions look to hoist the trophy for the first time.

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2013 OPPONENT COMPOSITE SCHEDULE SEPT. 7

SRSU

at vs. A&MEastern Commerce New Mexico (Sept. 13) 6 p.m. 1 p.m. at Mississippi Valley State

DSU

NOV. 2

NOV. 9

NOV. 16

vs. Mississippi College

vs. Texas Lutheran

at Louisiana College

vs. HardinSimmons

at Howard Payne

vs. East Texas Baptist

1 p.m.

6 p.m.

TBA

1 p.m.

vs. Tarleton State

at Shorter (Oct. 24)

vs. Valdosta State

vs. Concordia College

at West Georgia

6 p.m.

4 p.m.

2 p.m.

6 p.m.

at McMurry

vs. Eastern New Mexico

vs. West Georgia

at Midwestern State

6 p.m.

1 p.m.

vs. Central State

at Tarleton State

vs. Angelo State

6 p.m.

7 p.m.

3 p.m.

7 p.m.

6 p.m.

vs. Tarleton State

at West Georgia

at A&MCommerce

vs. A&MKingsville

vs. McMurry

vs. West Alabama

at Angelo State

vs. Menlo College

4 p.m.

6 p.m.

7 p.m.

8 p.m.

6 p.m.

1 p.m.

2 p.m.

1 p.m.

at Arkansas Monticello

vs. Henderson State

at Ouachita Baptist

vs. A&MCommerce

at Southern Nazarene

vs. Harding

at Arkansas Tech

vs. East Central

6 p.m.

2 p.m.

at Central Washington

vs. Monterrey Tech

vs. McMurry

vs. West Texas A&M

1 p.m.

12 p.m.

at Abilene Christian

at Stephen F. Austin

6 p.m.

OPEN DATE

2 p.m.

6 p.m.

5 p.m. vs. Chadron State (Sept. 12) 7 p.m.

4 p.m.

8 p.m.

7 p.m.

at West Alabama (Oct. 3)

OPEN DATE

7 p.m.

at vs. Midwestern A&MState Commerce

2 p.m.

vs. at Southwestern Northwestern Oklahoma State (Oct. 18) 3 p.m. 6 p.m. at Eastern New Mexico

vs. Tarleton State

at Angelo State

vs. Valdosta State

6 p.m.

2 p.m.

7 p.m.

4 p.m.

7 p.m.

vs. West Texas A&M

vs. Incarnate Word

at Wayland Baptist

vs. Southern Nazarene

6 p.m.

2 p.m.

at Delta State

vs. A&MCommerce

at A&MKingsville

vs. Southwestern Oklahoma

vs. North Alabama

6 p.m.

7 p.m.

2 p.m.

vs. A&MKingsville

at Incarnate Word

4 p.m.

2 p.m.

7 p.m.

at A&MKingsville

vs. Oklahoma Panhandle

vs. Angelo State

6 p.m.

7 p.m.

6 p.m.

2 p.m.

vs. Midwestern State

at Angelo State

vs. Abilene Christian

4 p.m.

7 p.m.

4 p.m.

3 p.m.

vs. Tarleton State

at Valdosta State

at McMurry

7 p.m.

6 p.m.

at Wayland Baptist

vs. Texas College

vs. Oklahoma Baptist

6 p.m.

7 p.m.

vs. Sul Ross State (Sept. 13)

at Air Force J.V. (Sept. 20)

at Incarnate Word

vs. Tarleton State

at Angelo State

at Northeastern State

vs. A&MKingsville

1 p.m.

3 p.m.

6 p.m.

3 p.m.

6 p.m.

2 p.m.

3 p.m.

7 p.m.

at at Midwestern A&MState Commerce 7 p.m.

at vs. Eastern West Texas New Mexico A&M

2 p.m.

OPEN DATE

7 p.m.

vs. at Eastern West Texas New Mexico A&M 6 p.m. vs. Abilene Christian 7:30 p.m.

2 p.m.

vs. at West Texas Eastern A&M New Mexico

at North Alabama

7 p.m.

vs. vs. Black Hills Colorado State State-Pueblo (Sept. 5) 8 p.m. 7 p.m.

vs. New Mexico Highlands

ENMU

6 p.m.

OPEN DATE

OCT. 26

at A&MKingsville

at Sam Houston State (Aug. 31)

HBU

1 p.m.

OCT. 19

vs. A&MCommerce

TSU

ASU

at Mary Hardin Baylor

OCT. 12

6 p.m.

vs. Southern Arkansas (Sept. 5)

at Trinity

OCT. 5

6 p.m.

TBA

MSU

TAMUK

SEPT. 28

vs. Florida Tech

OPEN DATE

SEOSU

vs. A&MCommerce (Sept. 13)

SEPT. 21

at North Alabama

at Western State

WTAMU

SEPT. 14

6 p.m.

OPEN DATE

2013 A&M-Commerce Football

vs. at Midwestern A&MState Commerce 6 p.m. at Incarnate Word 7 p.m.

2 p.m.

OPEN DATE

vs. A&MCommerce 3 p.m.

OPEN DATE

at vs. at West Texas Midwestern A&MA&M State Commerce 6 p.m.

2 p.m.

LONE STAR CONFERENCE L LONE STAR CONFERENCE

1221 West Campbell Road, Suite 245 Richardson, Texas 75080 Phone: (972) 234-0033 Fax: (972) 234-4110 LoneStarConference.org

STAN WAGNON Commissioner

JAY POERNER

Assistant Commissioner Compliance

MELANIE ROBOTHAM Assistant Commissioner Media Relations

ong known as a leader in intercollegiate athletics, the Lone Star Conference (LSC) is an innovative athletics conference that aims to provide a superior competitive experience for member institutions and to allow for comprehensive development of student-athletes through academic services and life skills programming. The LSC continues to build upon its proud history while intending to be recognized as the premier NCAA Division II conference in the nation. The league’s mission is to foster student participation and success among member institutions in Division II intercollegiate athletics as an integral part of each institution’s total educational program. The LSC strives for academic excellence, stresses involvement within the community, and prides itself in upholding traditions while continually seeking new opportunities to provide student-athletes with a unique and superior experience. The LSC - founded on April 25, 1931 - has developed from a five-team conference of Texas-based schools to a nine-member league that spans three states (Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico). The league continues to assist its member institutions in the maintenance of intercollegiate athletic programs that are compatible with the highest standards of education and competitive sports. Throughout the league’s 82-year history, various institutions have competed under the LSC banner. Today, only Texas A&M University-Commerce (then East Texas State) remains from the original group that was formed in 1931 when North Texas State, Southwest Texas State, Sam Houston State and Stephen F. Austin withdrew from the old Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association. The membership alignment has changed over the years, with current members having been added from 1954 to 1995. Texas A&M-Kingsville (formerly Texas A&I) joined in 1954, and Angelo State in 1968. Conference membership remained within the Texas borders until 1984 when Eastern New Mexico was admitted. Since then, the LSC has included members from Arkansas and Oklahoma. Cameron (1988, 1996) was added near the outset of an expansion phase, while Texas Woman’s (1989) and previous members West Texas A&M (1986, 1993) and Tarleton State (1968, 1994) joined the league soon after. Midwestern State was admitted early in 1995, while Harding reconnected with the league as an affiliate member in track and field in 2013. Past members of the LSC include Trinity, Houston, Lamar, Howard Payne, Sul Ross State, McMurry, Harding, Ouachita Baptist, Central Oklahoma, East Central (Okla.), Northeastern State (Okla.), Southeastern Oklahoma, Southwestern Oklahoma, Abilene Christian and Incarnate Word. While the LSC has maintained a long-standing tradition of competitive athletic programs for its members, many teams and individuals have gone on to distinguish themselves on the national stage. Entering 2013-14, LSC member institutions have collected 74 NCAA national championships since the league joined the Division II membership in 1982. The LSC conducts conference championships in 16 sports (seven men and nine women). Men’s championships include football, cross country, basketball, baseball, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field and golf. Women’s titles are determined in volleyball, soccer, cross country, basketball, softball, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, tennis and golf. The conference office is located in Richardson, Texas, a northern suburb of Dallas. Stan Wagnon serves as Commissioner, with assistance from Jay Poerner (Compliance) Melanie Robotham (Media Relations) and Tommy Wright (Corporate Sales and Marketing).

TOMMY WRIGHT

Assistant Commissioner Sales and Marketing

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A&M-Commerce Football History................58 Year-By-Year Results..................................59-65 All-Time Lion Head Coaches.........................66 All-Time Series Results..............................67-71 Lions in the Pros................................................71 Postseason History.....................................72-73 Lion All-Americans....................................74-75 First Team All-LSC Selections..................76-77 Second Team All-LSC Selections...................78 Honorable Mention All-LSC Selections.......79 LSC Hall of Honor............................................80 A&M-Commerce Hall of Fame......................81 J.V. Sikes Award.................................................82 Bobby Fox Alumni Coaching Award............83 All-Time Letterwinners.............................84-89

LION FOOTBALL HISTORY

CONTENTS

A&M-COMMERCE FOOTBALL HISTORY TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY-COMMERCE FOOTBALL FACTS A&M-Commerce Overall Record.................................................................................................................... 478-416-31 (.534) Total Games Played..................................................................................................................................................................... 925 Commerce Overall Record................................................................................................................................ 271-166-19 (.615) Memorial Stadium (1950-present)............................................................................................................. 192-113-8 (.626) College Field (1919-1949).............................................................................................................................. 72-48-10 (.592) Commerce City Park (1914-1917).......................................................................................................................7-5-1 (.577) Road Overall Record.......................................................................................................................................... 190-242-11 (.441) Neutral Overall Record.............................................................................................................................................. 17-8-1 (.673) Cotton Bowl Overall Record................................................................................................................................7-2-0 (.778) Season Openers Overall Record............................................................................................................................. 49-44-2 (.526) Homecoming Overall Record................................................................................................................................. 44-32-1 (.578) Postseason Record.........................................................................................................................................................8-4-1 (.654) Tangerine Bowl Appearances.................................................................................................................... Four (3-0-1, .875) NAIA Playoffs............................................................................................................................................................. 2-1 (.667) NCAA Division II Playoffs...................................................................................................................................... 3-3 (.500) National Championships................................................................................................................................ One (1972 - NAIA) Lone Star Conference Overall Record............................................................................................................ 277-204-12 (.574) Total Lone Star Conference Games Played............................................................................................................................. 493 Lone Star Conference Championships...................................................................................................................................... 21 1933, 1934, 1935, 1937, 1938, 1942, 1949, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1966, 1969, 1972, 1980, 1983, 1990 Lone Star Conference Runner-Up Finishes....................................................................................................................... 13 Lone Star Conference Third-Place Finishes........................................................................................................................ 7 First Game................................................................................ September 26, 1914 (A&M Commerce 12, Commerce H.S. 0) Memorial Stadium Dedication...........................................................September 23, 1950 (North Texas 42, A&M-Commerce 20) First Night Game................................................................................. October 17, 1930 (West Texas 14, A&M-Commerce 0) First Home Night Game................................................................................October 2, 1931 (A&M-Commerce 6, Trinity 0) First Homecoming Game.............................................................. October 27, 1928 (A&M-Commerce 13, North Texas 12) Largest Margin of Victory.....................................................................................................................80 points (Oct. 31, 1953) A&M-Commerce 80, Northwestern Oklahoma State 0 Largest Margin of Defeat..................................................................................................................... 78 points (October, 1927) Sam Houston State 78, A&M-Commerce 0 Most Points Scored in a Quarter......................................................................... 32 vs. Angelo State • 2nd qtr. (Nov. 2, 1991) Most Points Allowed in a Quarter................................................................ 42 vs. Arkansas State • 2nd qtr. (Sept. 26, 1987) Most Points Scored in a Half.................................................................. 43 vs. Eastern New Mexico • 1st half (Nov. 5, 2011) 36 vs. Stephen F. Austin • 2nd half (Nov. 22, 1969) Most Points Allowed in a Half........................................................................ 49 vs. Arkansas State • 1st half (Sept. 26, 1987) Most Consecutive Shutout Quarters...........................................................................................................................39 quarters First quarter vs. North Texas (1933) through fourth quarter vs. Southwest Texas (1934) Longest Winning Streak.............................................................................................................................29 games (1951-1953) Fifth-longest streak in NCAA Division II history Longest Unbeaten Streak............................................................................................................................30 games (1951-1953) Longest Home Winning Streak.................................................................................................................14 games (1957-1960) Longest Losing Streak.................................................................................................................................13 games (1925-1926) Longest Non-Shutout Streak......................................................................................................................76 games (1978-1986) Consecutive Opponent Shutouts......................................................................................................... Nine games (1933-1934) Total Number of Shutouts............................................................................................................................................. 139 games

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS OVERALL CONF. YEAR W-L PCT HOME AWAY NEUT W-L PLACE 1914 2-1-0 .667 2-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 — — 1915 1-1-0 .500 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 — — 1916 5-4-1 .550 4-3-1 1-1-0 0-0-0 — — 1917 0-2-0 .000 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 — — 1919 4-1-1 .750 2-1-1 2-0-0 0-0-0 — — 1920 2-5-1 .313 2-2-0 0-3-1 0-0-0 — — 1921 3-4-1 .438 1-3-1 2-1-0 0-0-0 — — 1922 4-5-0 .444 4-2-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 — — 1923 2-6-0 .250 2-1-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 — — 1924 3-5-1 .389 2-3-1 1-2-0 0-0-0 — — 1925 2-8-0 .200 1-3-0 1-5-0 0-0-0 — — 1926 0-7-0 .000 0-4-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 — — 1927 0-6-2 .125 0-2-1 0-4-1 0-0-0 — — 1928 3-5-0 .375 3-2-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 — — 1929 0-6-1 .071 0-2-0 0-4-1 0-0-0 — — 1930 2-7-0 .222 2-4-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 — — 1931 3-6-0 .333 2-3-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 — — 1932 3-4-1 .438 3-2-0 0-2-1 0-0-0 2-2-1 4th 1933 5-2-1 .688 2-1-1 3-1-0 0-0-0 5-0 1st 1934 8-0-0 1.000 4-0-0 4-0-0 0-0-0 5-0 1st 1935 6-2-1 .722 3-1-1 2-1-0 1-0-0 3-1 T-1st 1936 8-2-0 .800 4-1-0 4-1-0 0-0-0 3-1 2nd 1937 8-2-0 .800 4-1-0 4-1-0 0-0-0 4-0 1st 1938 8-1-0 .889 5-0-0 3-1-0 0-0-0 4-0 1st 1939 7-3-0 .700 5-1-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 2-2 3rd 1940 4-4-0 .500 2-2-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 2-2 3rd 1941 6-2-1 .722 5-1-1 1-1-0 0-0-0 2-2 3rd 1942 4-3-1 .563 4-0-0 0-3-1 0-0-0 2-0-1 1st 1946 5-2-2 .667 2-1-2 2-1-0 1-0-0 3-1-1 T-2nd 1947 8-2-0 .800 4-1-0 4-1-0 0-0-0 4-2 T-2nd 1948 3-6-1 .350 1-3-0 1-3-1 1-0-0 1-4-1 6th 1949 5-3-1 .611 2-2-1 3-1-0 0-0-0 3-0 1st 1950 4-5-2 .455 1-3-2 2-1-0 1-1-0 1-2-1 4th 1951 9-2-0 .818 3-1-0 6-1-0 0-0-0 5-0 1st 1952 11-0-0 1.000 5-0-0 4-0-0 2-0-0 5-0 1st 1953 10-0-1 .955 4-0-0 6-0-0 0-0-1 5-0 1st 1954 6-3-1 .929 3-1-1 3-2-0 0-0-0 5-0-1 T-1st 1955 5-4-1 .550 3-1-1 2-3-0 0-0-0 5-1 T-1st 1956 2-8-0 .200 1-4-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 1-5 6th 1957 9-1-0 .900 2-1-0 5-0-0 2-0-0 6-1 1st 1958 10-1-0 .909 5-0-0 4-1-0 1-0-0 6-1 1st 1959 9-1-0 .900 6-0-0 3-1-0 0-0-0 6-1 T-1st 1960 6-4-0 .600 3-2-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 5-2 T-2nd 1961 4-6-0 .400 3-2-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 3-4 5th 1962 5-4-1 .550 2-2-1 3-2-0 0-0-0 3-3-1 5th 1963 7-2-1 .750 4-1-0 3-1-1 0-0-0 4-2 T-2nd 1964 2-7-0 .222 2-2-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 1-5 5th 1965 4-5-0 .444 2-3-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 2-4 5th 1966 5-3-2 .600 4-0-1 1-3-1 0-0-0 4-1-2 1st 1967 4-6-0 .400 3-2-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 3-4 T-5th 1968 7-2-1 .750 5-0-0 2-2-1 0-0-0 5-1-1 2nd 1969 7-3-0 .700 3-2-0 4-1-0 0-0-0 6-1 T-1st 1970 5-6-0 .455 2-3-0 3-3-0 0-0-0 4-5 T-5th 1971 6-5-0 .545 5-1-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 5-4 5th 1972 10-2-0 .833 4-0-0 4-2-0 2-0-0 7-1 1st 1973 7-4-0 .636 3-2-0 4-1-0 0-1-0 6-3 T-3rd 1974 7-4-1 .625 3-2-0 3-2-1 1-0-0 5-4 5th 1975 8-3-0 .727 5-0-0 2-3-0 1-0-0 6-3 4th 1976 5-3-1 .611 3-1-1 1-2-0 1-0-0 4-3 T-3rd 1977 7-4-0 .636 4-1-0 2-3-0 1-0-0 4-3 5th

OVERALL CONF. YEAR W-L PCT HOME AWAY NEUT W-L PLACE 1978 4-7-0 .364 3-2-0 1-5-0 0-0-0 2-5 7th 1979 5-5-0 .500 4-1-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 5-2 T-2nd 1980 8-3-1 .708 2-2-1 6-1-0 0-0-0 4-2-1 1st 1981 7-4-0 .636 5-1-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 4-3 5th 1982 6-4-0 .600 3-2-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 4-3 T-2nd 1983 8-2-0 .800 5-0-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 6-1 T-1st 1984 5-5-0 .500 3-2-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 1-3 4th 1985 5-5-0 .500 2-3-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 2-3 T-2nd 1986 2-9-0 .182 1-4-0 1-5-0 0-0-0 1-5 6th 1987 2-9-0 .182 2-3-0 0-6-0 0-0-0 0-5 6th 1988 8-3-0 .727 4-1-0 4-2-0 0-0-0 5-2 T-2nd 1989 4-6-0 .400 2-2-0 2-4-0 0-0-0 2-5 5th 1990 10-3-0 .769 6-0-0 4-3-0 0-0-0 7-0 1st 1991 8-4-1 .654 6-0-0 2-4-1 0-0-0 4-1-1 T-2nd 1992 8-3-0 .727 4-1-0 4-2-0 0-0-0 5-1 2nd 1993 5-6-0 .455 4-1-0 1-5-0 0-0-0 1-5 T-5th 1994 4-6-0 .400 2-3-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 2-3 4th 1995 7-5-0 .583 4-1-0 3-4-0 0-0-0 6-1 2nd 1996 7-4-0 .636 3-2-0 4-2-0 0-0-0 4-3 T-3rd 1997 3-8-0 .273 2-4-0 1-4-0 0-1-0 2-5 T-4th 1998 4-7-0 .364 3-3-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 3-4 T-5th 1999 4-7-0 .364 2-3-0 2-4-0 0-0-0 4-5 T-5th 2000 5-6-0 .455 3-1-0 1-5-0 1-0-0 4-5 T-3rd 2001 7-4-0 .636 5-1-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 5-4 4th 2002 2-8-0 .200 1-5-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 2-6 6th 2003 1-10-0 .091 0-5-0 1-5-0 0-0-0 0-8 13th 2004 4-6-0 .400 1-4-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 4-5 9th 2005 5-5-0 .500 3-2-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 3-2 T-5th 2006 5-5-0 .500 3-3-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 3-3 T-6th 2007 5-6-0 .455 3-2-0 2-4-0 0-0-0 3-2 T-6th 2008 5-5-0 .500 3-1-0 1-4-0 1-0-0 3-2 T-7th 2009 5-5-0 .500 2-1-0 3-3-0 0-1-0 5-0 1st 2010 3-8-0 .273 2-3-0 1-4-0 0-1-0 2-5 T-6th 2011 1-9-0 .100 1-3-0 0-5-0 0-1-0 1-7 T-8th 2012 1-9-0 .100 1-4-0 0-4-0 0-1-0 1-7 T-7th

OVERALL RECORD: HOME RECORD: ROAD RECORD: NEUTRAL RECORD: CONFERENCE RECORD:

478-416-31 271-166-19 190-242-11 17-8-1 277-204-12

.534 .615 .441 .673 .574

LION FOOTBALL BY DECADES

YEARS 1914-1919 1920-1929 1930-1939 1940-1949 1950-1959 1960-1969 1970-1979 1980-1989 1990-1999 2000-2009 2010-2012

2013 A&M-Commerce Football

OVERALL RECORD 12-9-2 (.565) 19-57-6 (.268) 58-29-3 (.661) 35-22-6 (.603) 75-25-5 (.738) 51-42-5 (.546) 64-43-2 (.596) 55-50-1 (.524) 60-53-1 (.531) 44-60-0 (.423) 5-26-0 (.161)

LSC RECORD — — 28-6-1 (.814) 17-11-3 (.597) 45-11-2 (.793) 36-27-4 (.567) 48-33-0 (.593) 29-32-1 (.476) 38-28-1 (.574) 32-37-0 (.464) 4-17-0 (.190)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS MARION MAYO

CECIL CUSHMAN

1914 (One Year) Overall: 2-1 (.667) LSC: N/A

1920 (One Year) Overall: 2-5-1 (.313) LSC: N/A

1914 • 2-1 Head Coach: Marion Mayo Commerce H.S.........................W......12-0 Commerce H.S.........................W........1-0 at Wesley College......................L.......35-0

B.H. MILLER 1915 (One Year) Overall: 1-1 (.500) LSC: N/A

1915 • 1-1 Head Coach: B.H. Miller Burleson College......................W........6-0 Burleson College.......................L.......18-6

JOHNNY GARRITY 1916-17 (Two Years) Overall: 5-6-1 (.458) LSC: N/A

1916 • 5-4-1 Head Coach: Johnny Garrity Texas Military Academy.........W......20-0 at Dallas University..................L.......13-0 Burleson College......................W......26-6 at Wesley College....................W......19-7 Southern Methodist................W......13-0 Austin College...........................L.......13-0 Kirkley of Greenville...............W......25-0 Texas A&M................................L.......26-0 North Texas...............................L.......38-7 Southern Methodist................ T.........0-0 1917 • 0-2 Head Coach: Johnny Garrity at Burleson College..................L.......44-0 Wesley College..........................L.......34-0

E.M. TIPTON 1919 (One Year) Overall: 4-1-1 (.750) LSC: N/A

1919 • 4-1-1 Head Coach: E.M. Tipton Wesley College..........................L.......33-0 at Texas-Arlington...................W........8-0 at Texas Military Academy.....W......14-6 Dallas University.....................W......12-0 Southeastern Okla. State......... T.........0-0 Sam Houston State..................W......21-7

1920 • 2-5-1 Head Coach: Cecil Cushman Burleson College......................W........6-0 Texas-Arlington........................L.....13-12 at Southwest Texas....................L.......48-0 at East Texas Baptist.................L.......31-0 at Dallas University................. T.........6-6 Southeastern Okla. State..........L.......12-0 Texas Military Academy.........W......19-3 at Sam Houston State...............L.......12-7

RUSSELL JERNIGAN 1921-23 (Three Years) Overall: 9-15-1 (.380) LSC: N/A

1921 • 3-4-1 Head Coach: Russell Jernigan at Wesley College.....................W......13-7 at Burleson College..................L.........2-0 at Texas-Arlington...................W........9-0 Southeastern Okla. State.........W......14-7 Southwest Texas........................L.......26-0 Dallas University......................L.........6-3 East Texas Baptist.................... T.........0-0 Sam Houston State...................L.........7-0 1922 • 4-5 Head Coach: Russell Jernigan Texas Military Academy.........W......39-0 at Howard Payne.......................L.......38-0 Texas-Arlington (D).................L.......20-2 Southeastern Okla. State..........L.......32-0 Burleson College......................W......10-0 East Texas Baptist....................W......31-6 at North Texas...........................L.......30-0 Wesley College.........................W....22-15 Abilene Christian.....................L.......30-2 (D) - Dallas Fairgrounds - Dallas, Texas 1923 • 2-6 Head Coach: Russell Jernigan at Wesley College......................L.........6-0 at Burleson College..................L.......13-0 at Daniel Baker.........................L.......12-0 Trinity........................................L.......41-6 at Sam Houston State...............L.......16-0 at Southwest Texas....................L.......40-0 West Texas A&M.....................W......20-6 Murray State (Okla.)...............W....23-13

JOE MURPHY 1924-28 (Five Years) Overall: 8-31-3 (.202) LSC: N/A

1924 • 3-5-1 Head Coach: Joe Murphy at Texas Christian.....................L.......46-0 Burleson College...................... T.........0-0 Southwest Texas........................L.........2-0

at Trinity....................................L.......16-7 Abilene Christian....................W......17-7 Murray State (Okla.)...............W......30-0 Wesley College..........................L.....22-13 Sam Houston State...................L.....13-12 at Stephen F. Austin.................W......12-2 1925 • 2-8 Head Coach: Joe Murphy at Texas Christian.....................L.......31-0 at Austin College......................L.......28-3 at Sam Houston State..............W........7-0 Southwest Texas.......................W........7-0 at North Texas...........................L.....33-13 at Abilene Christian.................L.......19-0 Wesley College..........................L.......20-2 at Henderson State...................L.......26-6 Hardin-Simmons......................L.......17-0 Dallas University......................L.....27-13 1926 • 0-7 Head Coach: Joe Murphy Austin College...........................L.......14-0 at Southwest Texas....................L.......34-0 Stephen F. Austin......................L.......14-0 Sam Houston State...................L.........9-8 North Texas...............................L.......21-7 at Hardin-Simmons..................L.......30-2 at Northwestern (La.) State.....L.......17-7 1927 • 0-6-2 Head Coach: Joe Murphy Northwestern (La.) State........ T.........0-0 at Stephen F. Austin..................L.......21-0 Abilene Christian.....................L.......20-0 at Henderson State...................L.......46-0 at Sam Houston State...............L.......78-0 at North Texas.......................... T.........7-7 at Southwest Texas....................L.......38-0 McMurry...................................L.......40-0 1928 • 3-5 Head Coach: Joe Murphy at Texas Christian.....................L.......21-0 Stephen F. Austin.....................W......25-0 at Abilene Christian.................L.......17-6 West Texas A&M.....................W....19-18 Sam Houston State...................L.......13-0 North Texas ^...........................W....13-12 Southwest Texas........................L.......27-0 at McMurry...............................L.....42-13 ^ - First Homecoming Game

WILL HILL ACKER 1929-30 (Two Years) Overall: 2-13-1 (.156) LSC: N/A

1929 • 0-6-1 Head Coach: Will Hill Acker at Centenary..............................L.......63-0 Northwestern (La.) State.........L.....19-13 at Stephen F. Austin................. T.........6-6 West Texas A&M......................L.....19-17 at Sam Houston State...............L.......18-0 at North Texas...........................L.......34-0 at East Central...........................L.......37-0

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1930 • 2-7 Head Coach: Will Hill Acker at Texas Christian.....................L.......40-0 Lon Morris...............................W........2-0 at Northwestern (La.) State.....L.......20-0 Stephen F. Austin.....................W......13-0 at West Texas A&M ^..............L.......14-0 Sam Houston State...................L.......21-0 East Central...............................L.......22-7 North Texas...............................L.......19-0 Texas A&M-Kingsville.............L.......25-6 ^ - First Night Game (Oct. 17)

J.W. ROLLINS 1931-34 (Four Years) Overall: 19-12-2 (.606) LSC: N/A

1931 • 3-6 Head Coach: J.W. Rollins Lon Morriss...............................L.........6-0 Trinity ^....................................W........6-0 at Stephen F. Austin.................W........8-6 Texas A&M-Kingsville.............L.........7-6 at Sam Houston State...............L.........6-0 Texas-Arlington.......................W......40-0 at North Texas...........................L.......13-0 Southwest Texas........................L.......14-0 at Texarkana College................L.......25-6 ^ - First Home Night Game (Oct. 2) 1932 • 3-4-1 (2-2-1, 4th) Head Coach: J.W. Rollins at Northwestern (La.) State.....L.......25-7 at Trinity *................................. T.........0-0 Texarkana College....................L.......16-2 Sam Houston State *................W......13-7 at Southwest Texas *.................L.........6-0 McMurry..................................W......13-0 North Texas *............................L.......27-6 Stephen F. Austin *..................W......13-0 1933 • 5-2-1 (5-0, 1st) Head Coach: J.W. Rollins at McMurry...............................L.........7-0 Northwestern (La.) State........ T.........0-0 at Stephen F. Austin *..............W......12-6 at Sam Houston State *...........W....14-13 Trinity *.....................................W......19-0 Southeastern Okla. State..........L.......20-0 at North Texas *.......................W........6-0 Southwest Texas *....................W........6-0 1934 • 8-0 (5-0, 1st) Head Coach: J.W. Rollins at Northwestern (La.) State....W......14-0 Stephen F. Austin *..................W......32-0 McMurry..................................W......19-0 Sam Houston State *................W........6-0 at Trinity *.................................W......18-0 at Southeastern Okla. State.....W......12-0 North Texas *...........................W........3-0 at Southwest Texas *................W......12-6

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS BOB BERRY 1935-41, 1946-50 (12 Years) Overall: 72-34-8 (.667) LSC: N/A

1935 • 6-2-1 (3-1, T-1st) Head Coach: Bob Berry Austin College..........................W........7-0 McMurry (C)...........................W......12-6 at Stephen F. Austin *..............W......18-6 Texas Wesleyan.........................L.......25-0 at Sam Houston State *...........W......26-0 Trinity....................................... T.........7-7 Northwestern (La.) State........W........7-0 at North Texas *........................L.......30-6 Southwest Texas *....................W........7-0 (C) - Coleman, Texas 1936 • 8-2 (3-1, 2nd) Head Coach: Bob Berry at Austin College.....................W........6-0 St. Edward’s...............................W......19-6 Stephen F. Austin *..................W......18-0 Sam Houston State *................W......27-0 at Trinity...................................W........7-0 at Northwestern (La.) State....W......20-0 North Texas *............................L.........6-0 at Southwest Texas *................W....14-13 Texas Wesleyan........................W......27-0 at Southern Mississippi............L.......13-6 1937 • (4-0, 1st) Head Coach: Bob Berry at Stephen F. Austin *..............W......33-0 at St. Edward’s...........................L.........7-0 Northwestern (La.) State........W......27-0 at Northeast Missouri State.....W.... 41-12 Trinity.......................................W......13-0 Hardin-Simmons......................L.....15-12 at Sam Houston State *...........W......26-0 Southwest Texas *....................W....39-13 at North Texas *.......................W......20-0 Southern Mississippi...............W......14-6 1938 • 8-1 (4-0, 1st) Head Coach: Bob Berry at Northwestern (La.) State....W......19-6 West Texas A&M.....................W....21-20 Stephen F. Austin *..................W........7-6 at Trinity...................................W......26-6 at Hardin-Simmons..................L.......27-6 Sam Houston State *................W......14-6 at Southwest Texas *................W......27-6 North Texas *...........................W........7-3 Northeast Missouri State........W......53-0 1939 • 7-3 (2-2, 3rd) Head Coach: Bob Berry Southeastern Okla. State.........W......20-0 Northwestern (La.) State.........L.........6-0 Southwestern Louisiana..........W........6-0 at Stephen F. Austin *..............W......13-0 at Murray State (Okla.)...........W......27-6 Howard Payne..........................W......13-7 at Sam Houston State *............L.......15-0 Southwest Texas *....................W......19-6 at North Texas *........................L.....16-13 Henderson State.......................W......34-0

1940 • 4-4 (2-2, 3rd) Head Coach: Bob Berry at Abilene Christian.................L.......14-7 at Howard Payne......................W......20-7 Stephen F. Austin *..................W......27-7 Murray State (Okla.)...............W....21-14 at Ouachita Baptist...................L.......13-6 Sam Houston State *.................L.......19-9 at Southwest Texas *................W......13-0 North Texas *............................L.......10-7 1941 • 6-2-1 (2-2, 3rd) Head Coach: Bob Berry Austin College..........................W......30-0 Abilene Christian....................W......35-0 Howard Payne.......................... T.........7-7 Stephen F. Austin *..................W......20-0 Texas Wesleyan........................W........6-0 Ouachita Baptist......................W......14-0 at Sam Houston State *...........W......20-7 Southwest Texas *.....................L.........6-0 at North Texas *........................L.......15-8

DENNIS VINZANT 1942 (One Year) Overall: 4-3-1 (.563) LSC: 2-0-1 (.833)

1942 • 4-3-1 (2-0-1, 1st) Head Coach: Dennis Vinzant at Abilene Christian.................L.......13-7 at Northwestern (La.) State.....L.......13-0 at Howard Payne.......................L.......13-7 East Central..............................W......38-0 Austin College..........................W......34-0 Sam Houston State *................W......32-0 at Southwest Texas *................ T.........7-7 North Texas *...........................W......16-7 A&M-Commerce did not field a team from 1943-45 due to World War II

BOB BERRY 1935-41, 1946-50 (12 Years) Overall: 72-34-8 (.667) LSC: N/A

1946 • 5-2-2 (3-1-1, T-2nd) Head Coach: Bob Berry Abilene Christian.....................L.......26-7 Northwestern (La.) State........W......32-0 Howard Payne.......................... T.........7-7 at Stephen F. Austin *..............W......39-0 Houston *.................................W......20-7 at Austin College.....................W....33-13 Sam Houston State *................ T.........0-0 Southwest Texas * (S)..............W......12-0 at North Texas *........................L.......47-7 (S) - Sulphur Springs, Texas 1947 • 8-2 (4-2, T-2nd) Head Coach: Bob Berry Midwestern State.....................W......20-7 at Northwestern (La.) State....W......27-0 at Howard Payne......................W......33-0 Stephen F. Austin *..................W......27-0 at Houston *.............................W......33-7 Austin College..........................W......13-0

at Sam Houston State *...........W......28-6 at Southwest Texas *.................L.......20-7 Trinity *.....................................W......28-7 North Texas *............................L.......12-6 1948 • 3-6-1 (1-4-1, 6th) Head Coach: Bob Berry at Midwestern State.................W....13-12 at Arkansas................................L.......46-7 Howard Payne...........................L.......13-0 at Stephen F. Austin *...............L.......14-6 Houston *..................................L.......18-7 West Texas A&M (D)..............W......13-7 Sam Houston State *................W....28-21 Southwest Texas *.....................L.........6-0 at Trinity *................................. T.........7-7 at North Texas *........................L.......27-7 (D) - Cotton Bowl - Dallas, Texas 1949 • 5-3-1 (3-0, 1st) Head Coach: Bob Berry at West Texas A&M..................L.......41-7 at Howard Payne......................W....26-14 Stephen F. Austin *..................W......13-0 Corpus Christi State.................L.......14-7 Midwestern State.....................W....25-13 at Sam Houston State *...........W....20-13 at Southwest Texas *................W......13-6 Trinity....................................... T.........0-0 North Texas...............................L.......59-6 1950 • 4-5-2 (1-2-1, 4th) Head Coach: Bob Berry at Corpus Christi State............W......13-0 North Texas...............................L.....42-20 Louisiana Tech......................... T.........0-0 Austin College (D)..................W....40-15 Abilene Christian (S)...............L.......19-0 at Midwestern State.................W....35-27 Sam Houston State *................W......12-0 Howard Payne...........................L.......23-6 at Stephen F. Austin *...............L.....19-13 Southwest Texas *.....................L.......14-0 Sul Ross State *......................... T.........7-7 (D) - Cotton Bowl - Dallas, Texas (S) - Stamford, Texas

M.A. SMITH 1951-53 (Three Years) Overall: 30-2-1 (.924) LSC: N/A

1951 • 9-2 (5-0, 1st) Head Coach: M.A. Smith Abilene Christian.....................L.......14-6 at Louisiana Tech.....................W......27-7 at North Texas...........................L.......48-7 Lamar *.....................................W......47-7 Midwestern State.....................W....46-26 at Sam Houston State *...........W....53-21 at Howard Payne......................W....38-21 Stephen F. Austin *..................W....21-19 at Southwest Texas *................W....28-21 at Austin College.....................W......12-7 at Sul Ross State *.....................W....47-21 1952 • 11-0 (5-0, 1st) Head Coach: M.A. Smith at Abilene Christian................W......21-0 Trinity.......................................W....54-34

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at Southwestern Okla. State....W......65-0 at Lamar *.................................W......48-0 Midwestern State (V)..............W......46-0 Sam Houston State *................W....57-33 at Stephen F. Austin *..............W......54-7 Southwest Texas *....................W....63-23 Austin College..........................W......61-7 Sul Ross State *.........................W......27-7 Tennessee Tech ^.....................W......33-0 (V) - Vernon, Texas ^ - Tangerine Bowl - Orlando, Fla. 1953 • 10-0-1 (5-0, 1st) Head Coach: M.A. Smith Abilene Christian....................W....28-27 at Trinity...................................W....20-19 at Southwestern Louisiana.....W......41-7 Lamar *.....................................W....32-13 at Tennessee-Chattanooga.....W......19-7 at Sam Houston State *...........W......32-6 Northwestern Okla. State.......W......80-0 Stephen F. Austin *..................W......39-0 at Southwest Texas *................W....40-19 at Sul Ross State *.....................W......27-7 Arkansas State ^...................... T.........7-7 ^ - Tangerine Bowl - Orlando, Fla.

J.V. SIKES 1954-63 (10 Years) Overall: 63-34-4 (.644) LSC: N/A

1954 • 6-3-1 (5-0-1, T-1st) Head Coach: J.V. Sikes at Abilene Christian.................L.....41-19 Southwestern Louisiana..........W....33-13 Trinity........................................L.........6-0 at Lamar *.................................W....16-14 at Tennessee-Chattanooga......L.......41-6 Sam Houston State *................W....20-14 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *.....W......26-6 at Stephen F. Austin *..............W....25-21 Southwest Texas *.................... T.........7-7 Sul Ross State *.........................W......27-6 1955 • 5-4-1 (5-1, T-1st) Head Coach: J.V. Sikes Abilene Christian.................... T.........7-7 at Southwestern Louisiana......L.....20-15 at Trinity....................................L.....35-20 Lamar *.....................................W......33-7 Austin College...........................L.......12-7 at Sam Houston State *...........W......21-0 Texas A&M-Kingsville *.........W......14-7 Stephen F. Austin *..................W....33-14 at Southwest Texas *.................L.......27-7 at Sul Ross State *.....................W......14-0 1956 • 2-8 (1-5, 6th) Head Coach: J.V. Sikes at Abilene Christian.................L.......13-6 Southwestern Louisiana...........L.....33-27 Howard Payne...........................L.......13-0 at Lamar *..................................L.......20-7 at Austin College.....................W......13-7 Sam Houston State *.................L.........9-7 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *......L.....27-14 at Stephen F. Austin *...............L.....27-14 Southwest Texas *.....................L.......14-0 Sul Ross State *.........................W......45-6

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1957 • 9-1 (6-1, 1st) Head Coach: J.V. Sikes at Southeastern Louisiana......W......25-7 at Howard Payne *...................W....31-12 Lamar *......................................L.........7-6 McMurry (S)............................W......19-6 at Sam Houston State *...........W....21-13 Texas A&M-Kingsville *.........W....42-12 Stephen F. Austin *..................W....19-12 at Southwest Texas *................W....32-13 at Sul Ross State *.....................W......37-7 Southern Mississippi ^...........W......10-9 (S) - Stamford, Texas ^ - Tangerine Bowl - Orlando, Fla. NOTE: Scheduled game with Abilene Christian cancelled due to heavy rains 1958 • 10-1 (6-1, 1st) Head Coach: J.V. Sikes at Abilene Christian................W......27-6 at Southeastern Louisiana......W....35-20 Howard Payne *.......................W....32-12 at Lamar *..................................L.......21-0 McMurry..................................W....39-21 Sam Houston State *................W......52-0 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *.....W......13-7 at Stephen F. Austin *..............W....48-12 Southwest Texas *....................W......47-0 Sul Ross State *.........................W......56-6 Missouri Valley ^.....................W......26-7 ^ - Tangerine Bowl - Orlando, Fla. 1959 • 9-1 (6-1, T-1st) Head Coach: J.V. Sikes Abilene Christian....................W......21-0 Southeastern Louisiana...........W....21-10 at Northeastern Louisiana......W......20-0 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *......L.........7-0 Sam Houston State *................W......14-0 at Howard Payne *...................W......20-0 at Sul Ross State *.....................W......45-0 Southwest Texas *....................W....28-15 Lamar *.....................................W......14-3 Stephen F. Austin *..................W......43-0 1960 • 6-4 (5-2, T-2nd) Head Coach: J.V. Sikes at Abilene Christian.................L.........9-6 at Southeastern Louisiana.......L.........7-0 Northeastern Louisiana..........W......13-6 Texas A&M-Kingsville *.........W......14-6 at Sam Houston State *...........W......22-0 Howard Payne *........................L.......21-6 Sul Ross State *..........................L.......13-6 at Southwest Texas *................W......12-0 Lamar *.....................................W......27-0 at Stephen F. Austin *..............W....20-14 1961 • 4-6 (3-4, 5th) Head Coach: J.V. Sikes Abilene Christian....................W....16-14 Southeastern Louisiana............L.......20-6 at Northeastern Louisiana.......L.......36-0 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *......L.......22-6 Sam Houston State *.................L.......14-0 at Howard Payne *....................L.......36-6 at Sul Ross State *.....................W......20-6 Southwest Texas *....................W......14-7 at Lamar *..................................L.......14-7 Stephen F. Austin *..................W......17-6

1962 • 5-4-1 (3-3-1, 5th) Head Coach: J.V. Sikes at Abilene Christian................W........3-0 at Texas-Arlington...................W......14-9 Northeastern Louisiana...........L.....14-12 Texas A&M-Kingsville *......... T.........3-3 at Sam Houston State *............L.....15-14 Howard Payne *.......................W......28-0 Sul Ross State *.........................W......33-0 at Southwest Texas *.................L.......36-8 Lamar *......................................L.......28-6 at Stephen F. Austin *..............W......39-6

1967 • 4-6 (3-4, T-5th) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins Abilene Christian.....................L.....24-16 at Southwest Missouri State....W.... 37-15 Texas-Arlington........................L.........7-6 at McMurry *............................L.......13-9 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *......L.......24-6 Sul Ross State *.........................W......31-0 at Howard Payne *....................L.....28-14 Sam Houston State *................W......31-8 at Southwest Texas *.................L.....48-26 Stephen F. Austin *..................W....12-10

1963 • 7-2-1 (4-2, T-2nd) Head Coach: J.V. Sikes Abilene Christian....................W......17-0 Texas-Arlington.......................W......17-8 at Southeastern Louisiana...... T.....13-13 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *......L.......17-0 Sam Houston State *................W....21-12 at Howard Payne *...................W......13-7 at Sul Ross State *.....................W........7-0 Southwest Texas *.....................L.....24-16 at Lamar *.................................W......10-0 Stephen F. Austin *..................W......14-8

1968 • 7-2-1 (5-1-1, 2nd) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins at Abilene Christian................W....29-22 Southwest Missouri State........W......52-0 at Texas-Arlington....................L.....41-30 McMurry *................................W......20-0 Texas A&M-Kingsville *.........W....35-27 at Sul Ross State *..................... T.....28-28 Howard Payne *.......................W....24-14 at Sam Houston State *............L.....24-21 Southwest Texas *....................W....51-14 at Stephen F. Austin *..............W....28-20

ERNEST HAWKINS 1964-85 (22 Years) Overall: 132-92-6 (.587) LSC: N/A

1964 • 2-7 (1-5, 5th) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins at Abilene Christian.................L.....17-11 Southeastern Louisiana...........W......22-8 at Louisiana Tech......................L.......15-7 Texas A&M-Kingsville *..........L.......20-9 at Sul Ross State *......................L.....27-15 Howard Payne *.......................W....28-14 at Sam Houston State *............L.........6-0 Southwest Texas *.....................L.......52-0 at Stephen F. Austin *...............L.....28-20 1965 • 4-5 (2-4, 5th) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins Abilene Christian....................W....21-20 at Texas Lutheran.....................W......13-6 Texas-Arlington........................L.......20-6 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *......L.....26-12 Sul Ross State *..........................L.......35-7 at Howard Payne *...................W........6-0 Sam Houston State *................W........7-0 at Southwest Texas *.................L.....30-16 Stephen F. Austin *...................L.....17-12 1966 • 5-3-2 (4-1-2, 1st) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins at Abilene Christian.................L.........7-0 Texas Lutheran.........................W......42-0 at Texas-Arlington....................L.....27-10 McMurry *................................W....17-11 Texas A&M-Kingsville *.........W....25-24 at Sul Ross State *..................... T.....14-14 Howard Payne *.......................W......10-7 at Sam Houston State *...........W....17-13 Southwest Texas *.................... T.....14-14 at Stephen F. Austin *...............L.......24-7

1969 • 7-3 (6-1, T-1st) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins Abilene Christian.....................L.....38-23 at Southwestern Louisiana.....W....24-13 Texas-Arlington........................L.....38-28 at McMurry *...........................W....23-10 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *......L.....28-14 Sul Ross State *.........................W....42-21 at Howard Payne......................W....49-14 Sam Houston State *................W....42-28 at Southwest Texas *................W......26-6 Stephen F. Austin *..................W....36-35 1970 • 5-6 (4-5, T-5th) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins McNeese State..........................W....57-26 at Abilene Christian.................L.....41-21 at Sam Houston State *............L.......23-0 Howard Payne *........................L.....28-21 Texas A&M-Kingsville *..........L.....43-28 at McMurry *............................L.......10-3 at Stephen F. Austin *..............W....34-25 Southwest Texas *....................W....22-19 at Sul Ross State *.....................W....29-24 Angelo State *............................L.......35-8 at Tarleton State *....................W......41-0 1971 • 6-5 (5-4, 5th) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins at McNeese State.......................L.......47-3 East Central..............................W....34-16 Sam Houston State *................W......21-6 at Howard Payne *....................L.....37-13 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *......L.....16-10 McMurry *................................W......53-6 Stephen F. Austin *..................W....44-22 at Southwest Texas *................W....29-13 Sul Ross State *..........................L.......21-6 at Angelo State *........................L.......14-7 Tarleton State *.........................W....24-10 1972 • 10-2 (7-1, 1st) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins NAIA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS at Abilene Christian.................L.....14-12 at East Central..........................W....37-14

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at Sam Houston State *...........W......23-0 Howard Payne *.......................W....35-15 Texas A&M-Kingsville *.........W....29-17 at Stephen F. Austin *..............W......21-9 Southwest Texas *....................W....32-29 at Sul Ross State *......................L.....15-14 Angelo State *...........................W....24-14 at Tarleton State *....................W......27-6 Central Oklahoma ^...............W......54-0 Carson-Newman ^..................W....21-18 ^ - NAIA Playoffs 1973 • 7-4 (6-3, T-3rd) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins Northwestern (La.) State (S)....L.......24-0 at East Central..........................W......22-7 Sam Houston State *...............W......48-6 at Howard Payne *....................L.....21-14 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *.....W......28-7 Abilene Christian *...................L.....18-15 Stephen F. Austin *...................L.....49-20 at Southwest Texas *................W....28-14 Sul Ross State *.........................W......45-0 at Angelo State *.......................W......38-0 Tarleton State *.........................W....42-13 (S) - Fairgrounds Stadium - Shreveport, La. 1974 • 7-4-1 (5-4, 5th) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins Prairie View A&M (D)...........W......26-0 East Central..............................W....27-21 at Sam Houston State *............L.....17-16 Howard Payne *.......................W......17-7 Texas A&M-Kingsville *..........L.....27-20 at Abilene Christian *...............L.....31-13 at Stephen F. Austin *..............W......31-3 Southwest Texas *.....................L.....20-14 at Sul Ross State *.....................W....21-10 Angelo State *...........................W......49-7 at Tarleton State *....................W......45-7 at Bethune-Cookman.............. T.........7-7 (D) - Cotton Bowl - Dallas, Texas 1975 • 8-3 (6-3, 4th) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins Prairie View A&M (D)...........W....42-19 at East Central..........................W....33-18 Sam Houston State *................W....37-27 at Howard Payne *...................W....38-28 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *......L.......36-7 Abilene Christian *..................W....20-18 Stephen F. Austin *..................W......27-0 at Southwest Texas *.................L.....28-17 Sul Ross State *.........................W....40-14 at Angelo State *........................L.......51-0 Tarleton State *.........................W....44-13 (D) - Cotton Bowl - Dallas, Texas 1976 • 5-3-1 (4-3, T-3rd) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins Prairie View A&M (D)...........W....35-27 East Central.............................. T.....17-17 at Sam Houston State *............L.....22-17 Howard Payne *.......................W......46-0 Texas A&M-Kingsville *..........L.......37-0 at Abilene Christian *...............L.......17-0 at Stephen F. Austin *..............W......38-7 Southwest Texas *....................W......23-8 Angelo State *...........................W......27-0 (D) - Cotton Bowl - Dallas, Texas

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1977 • 7-4 (4-3, 5th) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins Prairie View A&M (D)...........W....38-10 Gustavus Adolphus.................W....43-10 at Washburn.............................W....36-35 at Arkansas State.......................L.....18-17 Sam Houston State *................W....31-17 at Howard Payne *...................W....46-37 Abilene Christian *...................L.....28-13 at Southwest Texas *.................L.....34-20 Texas A&M-Kingsville *.........W........7-6 Stephen F. Austin *..................W......35-0 at Angelo State *........................L.....35-20 (D) - Cotton Bowl - Dallas, Texas 1978 • 4-7 (2-5, 7th) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins Delta State.................................W......17-6 at Cameron................................L.......17-7 Washburn.................................W......33-3 at Central Oklahoma................L.........6-3 at Sam Houston State *............L.......22-7 Howard Payne *.......................W......34-0 at Abilene Christian *...............L.....28-27 Southwest Texas *.....................L.....25-10 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *.....W....32-17 at Stephen F. Austin *...............L.......23-0 Angelo State *............................L.....35-14 1979 • 5-5 (5-2, T-2nd) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins at Arkansas State.......................L.....24-14 at Delta State.............................L.....31-19 Central Oklahoma....................L.......17-6 Sam Houston State *................W....65-21 at Howard Payne *...................W......27-0 Abilene Christian *..................W....31-16 at Southwest Texas *.................L.....45-14 Texas A&M-Kingsville *.........W........3-0 Stephen F. Austin *..................W....31-21 at Angelo State *........................L.....20-19 1980 • 8-3-1 (4-2-1, 1st) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins at Cameron...............................W....35-20 Southern Arkansas..................W....21-14 at Central Oklahoma...............W......33-7 at Sam Houston State *...........W......41-7 Howard Payne *.......................W....28-14 at Abilene Christian *..............W....24-14 Southwest Texas *.....................L.....37-26 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *......L.......14-7 at Stephen F. Austin *..............W......44-7 Angelo State *........................... T.....13-13 at Central Arkansas ^.............W....27-21 Elon College ^...........................L.......14-6 ^ - NAIA Playoffs 1981 • 7-4 (4-3, 5th) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins Cameron...................................W....17-13 at Southern Arkansas...............L.....39-37 Central Oklahoma...................W....31-28 at Northwestern (La.) State....W....28-21 Sam Houston State *................W....37-14 at Howard Payne *...................W......42-0 Abilene Christian *...................L.....19-14 at Southwest Texas *.................L.......38-7 Texas A&M-Kingsville *.........W....37-13 Stephen F. Austin *..................W......30-6 at Angelo State *........................L.....44-32

1982 • 6-4 (4-3, T-2nd) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins at Cameron...............................W....35-21 Southern Arkansas...................L.....13-11 Northwestern (La.) State........W....24-20 at Sam Houston State *............L.....21-13 Howard Payne *.......................W....37-17 at Abilene Christian *..............W....26-25 Southwest Texas *.....................L.....38-34 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *.....W....37-22 at Stephen F. Austin *...............L.....17-14 Angelo State *...........................W....24-20 1983 • 8-2 (6-1, T-1st) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins Cameron...................................W....38-27 at Southern Arkansas..............W....24-15 at Southeastern Louisiana.......L.....31-23 Sam Houston State *................W....51-14 at Howard Payne *...................W......24-0 Abilene Christian *..................W....31-28 at Southwest Texas *.................L.....44-21 Texas A&M-Kingsville *.........W....35-28 Stephen F. Austin *..................W....23-21 at Angelo State *.......................W......27-3 1984 • 5-5 (1-3, 4th) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins at Cameron................................L.....33-22 Southern Arkansas..................W....35-14 Northeastern State...................W....48-20 at Central Oklahoma...............W....35-10 Sam Houston State...................L.....24-18 at Eastern New Mexico...........W....40-30 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *......L.....29-23 Angelo State *............................L.....17-14 Howard Payne *.......................W......23-7 at Abilene Christian *...............L.....24-14 1985 • 5-5 (2-3, T-2nd) Head Coach: Ernest Hawkins Cameron...................................W......14-3 at Southern Arkansas...............L.....30-20 at Northeastern State...............W....34-24 at Sam Houston State..............W....40-21 Central Oklahoma....................L.....41-13 Eastern New Mexico *............W....51-38 Texas A&M-Kingsville *..........L.....22-19 at Angelo State *........................L.....28-24 at Howard Payne *...................W......21-0 Abilene Christian *...................L.......30-9

EDDIE VOWELL 1986-98 (13 Years) Overall: 72-72-1 (.500) LSC: N/A

1986 • 2-9 (1-5, 6th) Head Coach: Eddie Vowell West Alabama..........................W........9-2 Southern Arkansas...................L.....21-10 at Arkansas State.......................L.......44-0 at Tennessee State.....................L.......15-6 at Southwestern Okla. State.....L.......19-9 Texas A&M-Kingsville *..........L.......42-0 at West Texas A&M *...............L.....49-19 Eastern New Mexico *.............L.......21-6 at Abilene Christian *...............L.....20-12 Angelo State *............................L.....43-16 at Howard Payne *...................W....42-16

1987 • 2-9 (0-5, 6th) Head Coach: Eddie Vowell West Alabama...........................L.........8-0 at East Central...........................L.....51-20 at Southern Arkansas...............L.....21-17 at Arkansas State.......................L.....77-22 Southwestern Okla. State........W....28-14 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *......L.......42-6 West Texas A&M *...................L.....35-34 at Eastern New Mexico *.........L.....34-12 Abilene Christian *...................L.....38-10 at Angelo State *........................L.......49-8 Central Oklahoma...................W....43-22 1988 • 8-3 (5-2, T-2nd) Head Coach: Eddie Vowell at West Alabama......................W....25-14 East Central..............................W....22-19 Southern Arkansas..................W....17-11 at Northwestern (La.) State.....L.....41-13 at Central Oklahoma *............W....35-21 Texas A&M-Kingsville *.........W....42-35 at West Texas A&M *..............W....41-37 Eastern New Mexico *............W....28-13 at Abilene Christian *..............W....39-24 Angelo State *............................L.....56-23 at Cameron *.............................L.......42-6 1989 • 4-6 (2-5, 5th) Head Coach: Eddie Vowell West Texas A&M (M).............W....41-24 at East Central..........................W....42-10 at Northwestern (La.) State.....L.....38-14 Central Oklahoma *................W....33-31 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *......L.......48-7 West Texas A&M *..................W....21-20 at Eastern New Mexico *.........L.....45-28 Abilene Christian *...................L.....24-21 at Angelo State *........................L.......35-8 Cameron *.................................L.....35-32 (M) - Ladd Stadium - Mobile, Ala. 1990 • 10-3 (7-0, 1st) Head Coach: Eddie Vowell West Alabama + ......................W......45-6 East Central..............................W......42-0 at Southern Arkansas...............L.....22-17 at Northwestern (La.) State.....L.....24-17 Central Oklahoma *................W....17-10 Texas A&M-Kingsville *.........W......26-6 at West Texas A&M *..............W....51-35 Eastern New Mexico *............W......19-0 at Abilene Christian *..............W....63-34 Angelo State *...........................W......42-7 at Cameron *............................W......59-0 at Grand Valley State ^...........W....20-14 at Pittsburg State ^....................L.....60-28 + - First Chennault Cup Game ^ - NCAA Division II Playoff Game 1991 • 8-4-1 (4-1-1, T-2nd) Head Coach: Eddie Vowell at West Alabama......................W......44-6 Pittsburg State..........................W....20-13 at Southern Arkansas...............L.......14-6 at Northwestern (La.) State.....L.....26-23 Central Oklahoma *................W....51-21 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *.....W....24-22 Wayne State (Neb.)..................W....54-16 at Eastern New Mexico *.........L.....17-14 Abilene Christian *..................W......37-7 at Angelo State *....................... T.....39-39

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Cameron...................................W......39-7 Grand Valley State ^................W....36-15 at Pittsburg State ^....................L.....38-28 ^ - NCAA Division II Playoff Game 1992 • 8-3 (5-1, 2nd) Head Coach: Eddie Vowell at Central Arkansas.................W....30-18 at Pittsburg State.......................L.....27-13 Southern Arkansas..................W....31-16 at Northwestern (La.) State.....L.......20-0 at Central Oklahoma *............W......26-9 Texas A&M-Kingsville *..........L.....17-10 Iowa Wesleyan.........................W......57-7 Eastern New Mexico *............W....30-21 at Abilene Christian *..............W....52-20 Angelo State *...........................W....25-11 at Cameron...............................W......40-3 1993 • 5-6 (1-5, T-5th) Head Coach: Eddie Vowell Central Arkansas.....................W... 16-13 at Northwest Missouri State....W... 45-11 at Henderson State...................L........ 7-0 at Northwestern (La.) State.....L.... 30-19 Central Oklahoma *................W... 30-27 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *......L...... 28-3 Delta State.................................W... 19-14 at Eastern New Mexico *.........L...... 15-0 Abilene Christian *...................L.... 17-10 at Angelo State *........................L...... 31-8 Texas Southern.........................W..... 16-7 1994 • 4-6 (2-3, 4th) Head Coach: Eddie Vowell at Central Arkansas..................L.......20-6 Northwest Missouri State.......W....49-13 Henderson State........................L.....25-13 at Northwestern (La.) State....W....28-24 at Central Oklahoma *.............L.......16-7 Texas A&M-Kingsville *..........L.......31-0 at Delta State.............................L.....19-14 Eastern New Mexico *............W......23-7 at Abilene Christian *..............W....42-35 Angelo State *............................L.......14-6 1995 • 7-5 (6-1, 2nd) Head Coach: Eddie Vowell Central Arkansas......................L.....27-20 at Harding..................................L.......40-0 at Henderson State..................W........6-3 at Northwestern (La.) State.....L.....45-17 Central Oklahoma *................W......17-9 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *......L.....37-18 West Texas A&M *..................W......51-7 at Eastern New Mexico *........W....28-14 Abilene Christian *..................W....31-24 at Angelo State *.......................W....24-21 Tarleton State *.........................W......48-3 at Portland State ^....................L.....56-35 ^ - NCAA Division II Playoff Game

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1996 • 7-4 (4-3, T-3rd) Head Coach: Eddie Vowell Harding.....................................W....43-28 Henderson State.......................W....19-14 at Northwestern (La.) State.....L.......33-7 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff............W......20-7 at Central Oklahoma *.............L.....38-21 Texas A&M-Kingsville *..........L.....35-28 at West Texas A&M *..............W......31-0 Eastern New Mexico *............W....42-10 at Abilene Christian *..............W......17-0 Angelo State *............................L.....35-32 at Tarleton State *....................W....26-17 1997 • 3-8 (2-5, T-4th) Head Coach: Eddie Vowell at North Dakota State..............L.......51-0 Abilene Christian (B)...............L.....26-10 Southeastern Okla. State..........L.....15-14 at Southwestern Okla. State....W......17-7 Midwestern State *..................W......49-7 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *......L.......34-6 West Texas A&M *..................W....21-14 at Eastern New Mexico *.........L.......10-9 Abilene Christian *...................L.......19-9 at Angelo State *........................L.....40-21 Tarleton State *..........................L.....49-21 (B) - Pennington Field - Bedford, Texas 1998 • 4-7 (3-4, T-5th) Head Coach: Eddie Vowell California-Davis.......................L.....34-10 Pittsburg State...........................L.....34-10 at Southeastern Okla. State *....L.....21-20 Southwestern Okla. State *.....W....52-12 at Midwestern State *..............W......10-7 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *+....L.....42-18 at West Texas A&M *...............L.....27-14 Eastern New Mexico *............W....26-14 at Abilene Christian *...............L.....22-15 Angelo State *............................L.....28-20 at Tarleton State *.....................L.....35-30 + - Texas A&M-Kingsville forfeited for using ineligible players

EDDIE BRISTER 1999-2003 (Five Years) Overall: 19-35 (.352) LSC: N/A

1999 • 4-7 (4-5, T-5th) Head Coach: Eddie Brister at California-Davis...................L.......36-0 at Pittsburg State.......................L.......51-3 Northeastern State *.................L.....19-14 at Ouachita Baptist *................L.....22-21 Midwestern State *..................W......10-7 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *.....W....14-10 West Texas A&M *..................W........9-3 at Eastern New Mexico *.........L.....21-10 Abilene Christian *...................L.....21-17 at Angelo State *.......................W....14-10 Tarleton State *..........................L.....27-23

2000 • 5-6 (4-5, T-3rd) Head Coach: Eddie Brister Abilene Christian (N).............W....34-10 at Stephen F. Austin..................L.....48-21 at Central Oklahoma *.............L.......24-7 Midwestern State *..................W....27-10

at Southwestern Okla. State *....L.....24-14 Texas A&M-Kingsville *..........L.........7-0 at West Texas A&M *...............L.....45-20 Eastern New Mexico *............W........9-7 at Abilene Christian *..............W......10-9 Angelo State *...........................W....14-13 at Tarleton State *.....................L.........9-7 (N) - North Richland Hills, Texas 2001 • 7-4 (5-4, 4th) Head Coach: Eddie Brister Harding.....................................W....14-11 at Southern Arkansas..............W....17-13 Central Oklahoma *................W......24-7 at Midwestern State *...............L.....24-16 Southwestern Okla. State *.....W....27-21 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *.....W....30-24 West Texas A&M *..................W....28-19 at Eastern New Mexico *.........L.....28-20 Abilene Christian *..................W....23-10 at Angelo State *........................L.......14-7 Tarleton State *..........................L.....34-24 2002 • 2-8 (2-6, 6th) Head Coach: Eddie Brister Southern Arkansas...................L.....27-23 East Central...............................L.......21-7 at Central Oklahoma *.............L.....19-16 Southeastern Okla. State *......W......23-3 Texas A&M-Kingsville *..........L.....37-15 at West Texas A&M *..............W....18-17 Eastern New Mexico *.............L.....27-17 at Abilene Christian *...............L.......47-6 Angelo State *............................L.....17-16 at Midwestern State *...............L.....56-20 2003 • 1-10 (0-8, 13th) Head Coach: Eddie Brister Arkansas-Monticello................L.....33-29 at Southern Arkansas...............L.......34-0 at East Central..........................W......24-6 Central Oklahoma *.................L.....24-21 at Southeastern Okla. State *....L.......31-6 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *......L.......31-7 West Texas A&M *...................L.....30-17 at Eastern New Mexico *.........L.......10-3 Abilene Christian *...................L.......21-7 at Angelo State *........................L.......24-7 Midwestern State *...................L.......26-7

SCOTTY CONLEY 2004-08 (Five Years) Overall: 24-27 (.471) LSC: N/A

2004 • 4-6 (4-5, 9th) Head Coach: Scotty Conley Southern Arkansas...................L.....21-19 at Tarleton State *.....................L.....42-16 at Northeastern State *............W....40-21 Southwestern Okla. State *.....W......26-0 Texas A&M-Kingsville *..........L.....31-13 at Midwestern State *...............L.....26-23 Eastern New Mexico *.............L.....31-21 at Abilene Christian *..............W....37-17 Angelo State *............................L.....24-21 at West Texas A&M *..............W....38-21

2005 • 5-5 (3-2, T-5th) Head Coach: Scotty Conley at Southern Arkansas...............L.......14-7 Tarleton State *..........................L.......17-7 Midwestern State *..................W....27-25 at Abilene Christian *...............L.....27-18 Central Oklahoma...................W......17-7 at East Central..........................W....35-28 at Southeastern Okla. State......L.....24-23 Northeastern State...................W....31-10 West Texas A&M *...................L.....19-17 at Southwestern Okla. State....W....37-16 2006 • 5-5 (3-3, T-6th) Head Coach: Scotty Conley at Fort Hays State.....................W....17-14 Texas A&M-Kingsville.............L.....20-17 West Texas A&M......................L.....35-10 Tarleton State...........................W....14-13 at Central Oklahoma *.............L.......10-3 Southeastern Okla. State *......W....14-13 at Northeastern State *.............L.....20-17 at Angelo State.........................W......17-9 East Central *............................L.......10-3 Southwestern Okla. State *.....W......13-7 2007 • 5-6 (3-2, T-6th) Head Coach: Scotty Conley at Pittsburg State.......................L.....28-14 Ouachita Baptist.......................L.....29-27 Texas A&M-Kingsville............W......24-7 at West Texas A&M..................L.....45-14 at Tarleton State........................L.......24-7 Central Oklahoma *.................L.....21-20 at Southeastern Okla. State *....W....14-13 Northeastern State *................W......30-3 Angelo State..............................W....20-17 at East Central *.......................W....43-21 at Southwestern Okla. State *....L.....21-14 2008 • 5-5 (3-2, T-7th) Head Coach: Scotty Conley at Northwestern (La.) State.....L.....30-14 Angelo State..............................W....13-10 at Abilene Christian.................L.....45-14 Eastern New Mexico...............W....38-14 at Central Oklahoma *.............L.....21-13 at Northeastern State...............W....38-37 at Texas A&M-Kingsville.........L.......35-0 East Central * (HM)................W....27-15 Southeastern Okla. State *.......L.....28-24 Southwestern Okla. State *.....W......21-3 (HM) - Harvey Martin Classic Cotton Bowl - Dallas, Texas

GUY MORRISS 2009-12 (Four Years) Overall: 10-31 (.244) LSC: N/A

2009 • 5-5 (5-0, 1st) Head Coach: Guy Morriss at Angelo State..........................L.......21-7 at Southeastern Louisiana.......L.......41-7 Abilene Christian (HM)..........L.....20-14 at Eastern New Mexico............L.....76-56 Central Oklahoma *................W....27-23 Northeastern State *................W....27-12 Texas A&M-Kingsville.............L.....35-34 at East Central *.......................W....31-28

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at Southeastern Okla. State *....W....27-17 at Southwestern Okla. State *...W....15-12 (HM) - Harvey Martin Classic Cotton Bowl - Dallas, Texas 2010 • 3-8 (2-5, T-6th) Head Coach: Guy Morriss Upper Iowa...............................W....33-10 Angelo State (HM)...................L.....31-10 at Texas A&M-Kingsville.........L.......21-0 at Eastern New Mexico *.........L.....44-21 Southeastern Okla. State *......W....19-14 at Northeastern State *.............L.......38-7 Tarleton State............................L.....34-31 Southwestern Okla. State *......L.....24-10 at Central Oklahoma *............W....31-30 East Central *............................L.....36-33 at Incarnate Word *..................L.....17-16 (HM) - Harvey Martin Classic Cotton Bowl - Dallas, Texas 2011 • 1-9 (1-7, T-8th) Head Coach: Guy Morriss at Upper Iowa............................L.....15-14 vs. Midwestern State (HM)*...L.....63-17 Ouachita Baptist.......................L.....39-33 at Texas A&M-Kingsville *......L.....39-21 Incarnate Word *......................L.....23-22 at Tarleton State *.....................L.....54-27 Angelo State *............................L.....45-14 at Abilene Christian *...............L.....40-28 Eastern New Mexico *............W....60-28 at West Texas A&M *...............L.......49-0 (HM) - Harvey Martin Classic Cowboys Stadium - Arlington, Texas 2012 • 1-9 (1-7, T-8th) Head Coach: Guy Morriss Southeastern Oklahoma..........L.......31-6 at UT-San Antonio...................L.....27-16 vs. Midwestern State (HM)*...L.....65-14 Texas A&M-Kingsville *.........W....21-14 at Incarnate Word *..................L.......31-9 Tarleton State *..........................L.....43-10 at Angelo State *........................L.....17-16 Abilene Christian *...................L.....24-17 at Eastern New Mexico *.........L.........7-3 West Texas A&M *...................L.....45-14

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS LION SEASON OPENING GAME RESULTS YEAR OPPONENT SCORE 1914 Commerce High...........................W.......12-0 1915 Burleson.........................................W........6-0 1916 Texas Military Academy............. W......20-0 1917 at Burleson......................................L........0-44 1919 Wesley.............................................L........0-33 1920 Burleson.........................................W........6-0 1921 at Wesley........................................W.......13-7 1922 Texas Military Academy..............W.......39-0 1923 at Wesley.........................................L.........0-6 1924 at Texas Christian..........................L........0-46 1925 at Texas Christian..........................L........0-31 1926 Austin College ...............................L........0-14 1927 Northwestern (La.) State...............T.........0-0 1928 at Texas Christian..........................L........0-21 1929 at Centenary (La.)..........................L........0-63 1930 at Texas Christian..........................L........0-40 1931 Lon Morris......................................L.........0-6 1932 at Northwestern (La.) State..........L........7-25 1933 at McMurry....................................L.........0-7 1934 at Northwestern (La.) State.........W.......14-0 1935 Austin College...............................W........7-0 1936 at Austin College..........................W........6-0 1937 at Stephen F. Austin.....................W.......33-0 1938 at Northwestern (La.) State.........W.......19-6 1939 Southeastern Oklahoma St..........W.......20-0 1940 at Abilene Christian......................L........7-14 1941 Austin College...............................W.......30-0 1942 at Abilene Christian......................L........7-13 1946 Abilene Christian...........................L........7-26 1947 Midwestern State..........................W.......20-7 1948 at Midwestern State......................W......13-12 1949 at West Texas A&M......................L........7-41 1950 at Corpus Christi State.................W.......13-0

YEAR OPPONENT SCORE 1951 Abilene Christian...........................L........6-14 1952 at Abilene Christian.....................W.......21-0 1953 Abilene Christian..........................W......28-27 1954 at Abilene Christian......................L.......19-41 1955 Abilene Christian...........................T.........7-7 1956 at Abilene Christian......................L........6-13 1957 at SE Louisiana..............................W.......25-7 1958 at Abilene Christian.....................W.......27-6 1959 Abilene Christian..........................W.......21-0 1960 at Abilene Christian......................L.........6-9 1961 Abilene Christian..........................W......16-14 1962 at Abilene Christian.....................W........3-0 1963 Abilene Christian..........................W.......17-0 1964 at Abilene Christian......................L.......11-17 1965 Abilene Christian..........................W......21-20 1966 at Abilene Christian......................L.........0-7 1967 Abilene Christian...........................L.......16-24 1968 at Abilene Christian.....................W......29-22 1969 Abilene Christian...........................L.......32-38 1970 McNeese State...............................W......57-26 1971 at McNeese State............................L........3-47 1972 at Abilene Christian......................L.......12-14 1973 vs. Northwestern State (La.).........L........0-24 1974 vs. Prairie View A&M..................W.......26-0 1975 vs. Prairie View A&M..................W......42-19 1976 vs. Prairie View A&M..................W......35-27 1977 vs. Prairie View A&M..................W......38-10 1978 Delta State (Miss.)........................W.......17-6 1979 at Arkansas State............................L.......24-14 1980 at Cameron....................................W......35-20 1981 Cameron........................................W......17-13 1982 at Cameron....................................W......35-21 1983 Cameron........................................W......38-27

YEAR OPPONENT SCORE 1984 at Cameron.....................................L.......22-33 1985 Cameron........................................W.......14-3 1986 West Alabama...............................W........9-2 1987 West Alabama................................L.........0-8 1988 at West Alabama...........................W......25-14 1989 at West Alabama...........................W......41-24 1990 West Alabama...............................W.......45-6 1991 at West Alabama...........................W.......44-6 1992 at Central Arkansas......................W......30-18 1993 Central Arkansas..........................W......16-13 1994 at Central Arkansas.......................L........6-20 1995 Central Arkansas...........................L.......20-27 1996 Harding..........................................W......43-28 1997 at North Dakota State...................L........0-51 1998 California-Davis.............................L.......10-34 1999 at California-Davis........................L........0-36 2000 vs. Abilene Christian....................W......34-10 2001 Harding..........................................W......14-11 2002 Southern Arkansas........................L.......23-27 2003 Arkansas-Monticello.....................L.......29-33 2004 Southern Arkansas........................L.......19-21 2005 at Southern Arkansas....................L........7-14 2006 at Fort Hays State.........................W......17-14 2007 at Pittsburg State............................L ......14-24 2008 at Northwestern State....................L.......14-30 2009 at Angelo State................................L........7-21 2010 Upper Iowa....................................W......33-10 2011 at Upper Iowa.................................L.......14-15 2012 Southeastern Oklahoma...............L........6-31

TOTALS...............................49-44-2 (.526)

LION HOMECOMING GAME RESULTS YEAR OPPONENT SCORE 1928 North Texas...................................W 13-12 1930 North Texas....................................L 0-19 1932 North Texas....................................L 6-27 1934 North Texas...................................W 3-0 1936 North Texas....................................L 0-6 1938 North Texas...................................W 7-3 1939 Southwest Texas............................W 19-6 1940 North Texas....................................L 7-10 1941 Southwest Texas.............................L 0-6 1942 North Texas...................................W 16-7 1946 Sam Houston State.........................T 0-0 1947 North Texas....................................L 6-12 1948 Southwest Texas.............................L 0-6 1949 North Texas....................................L 6-59 1950 Sam Houston State........................W 12-0 1951 Stephen F. Austin..........................W 21-19 1952 Sam Houston State........................W 57-33 1953 Stephen F. Austin..........................W 39-0 1954 Sam Houston State........................W 20-14 1955 Texas A&M-Kingsville.................W 14-7 1956 Sam Houston State.........................L 7-9 1957 Texas A&M-Kingsville.................W 42-12 1958 Sam Houston State........................W 52-0 1959 Southwest Texas............................W 28-15 1960 Lamar..............................................W 27-0 1961 Southwest Texas............................W 14-7 1962 Lamar...............................................L 6-28 1963 Southwest Texas.............................L 16-24

YEAR OPPONENT SCORE 1964 Howard Payne...............................W 28-14 1965 Sam Houston State........................W 7-0 1966 Howard Payne...............................W 10-7 1967 Sam Houston State........................W 31-8 1968 Howard Payne ..............................W 24-14 1969 Sam Houston State........................W 42-28 1970 Southwest Texas............................W 22-19 1971 Stephen F. Austin..........................W 44-22 1972 Southwest Texas............................W 32-29 1973 Stephen F. Austin...........................L 20-49 1974 Southwest Texas.............................L 14-20 1975 Stephen F. Austin..........................W 27-0 1976 Southwest Texas............................W 23-8 1977 Abilene Christian...........................L 13-28 1978 Southwest Texas.............................L 10-25 1979 Abilene Christian..........................W 31-16 1980 Howard Payne...............................W 28-14 1981 Texas A&M-Kingsville.................W 37-13 1982 Southwest Texas.............................L 34-38 1983 Texas A&M-Kingsville.................W 35-28 1984 Angelo State....................................L 14-17 1985 Eastern New Mexico.....................W 51-38 1986 Eastern New Mexico......................L 6-21 1987 Abilene Christian...........................L 10-38 1988 Eastern New Mexico.....................W 28-13 1989 Abilene Christian...........................L 21-24 1990 Angelo State...................................W 42-7 1991 Abilene Christian..........................W 37-3

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YEAR OPPONENT SCORE 1992 Eastern New Mexico.....................W 30-21 1993 Abilene Christian...........................L 10-17 1994 Eastern New Mexico.....................W 23-7 1995 Abilene Christian..........................W 31-24 1996 Eastern New Mexico.....................W 42-0 1997 Abilene Christian...........................L 9-19 1998 Eastern New Mexico.....................W 26-14 1999 Abilene Christian...........................L 17-21 2000 Angelo State...................................W 14-13 2001 Abilene Christian..........................W 23-10 2002 Eastern New Mexico......................L 17-27 2003 Abilene Christian...........................L 7-21 2004 Angelo State....................................L 21-24 2005 Northeastern State........................W 31-10 2006 East Central.....................................L 3-10 2007 Angelo State...................................W 20-17 2008 Southeastern Oklahoma State......L 24-28 2009 Texas A&M-Kingsville...................L 34-35 2010 Southwestern Oklahoma State.....L 10-24 2011 Angelo State....................................L 14-45 2012 Abilene Christian...........................L 17-24 TOTALS............................... 44-32-1 (.578)

ALL-TIME LION HEAD COACHES

MARION MAYO 1914 (One Year) Overall: 2-1 (.667) LSC: N/A

RUSSELL JERNIGAN 1921-23 (Three Years) Overall: 9-15-1 (.380) LSC: N/A

DENNIS VINZANT 1942 (One Year) Overall: 4-3-1 (.563) LSC: 2-0-1 (.833)

B.H. MILLER

JOHNNY GARRITY

JOE MURPHY

WILL HILL ACKER

1915 (One Year) Overall: 1-1 (.500) LSC: N/A

1924-28 (Five Years) Overall: 8-31-3 (.202) LSC: N/A

M.A. SMITH

1951-53 (Three Years) Overall: 30-2-1 (.924) LSC: 15-0 (1.000)

EDDIE BRISTER

1999-2003 (Five Years) Overall: 19-35 (.352) LSC: 15-28 (.349)

1916-17 (Two Years) Overall: 5-6-1 (.458) LSC: N/A

E.M. TIPTON

1919 (One Year) Overall: 4-1-1 (.750) LSC: N/A

J.W. ROLLINS

CECIL CUSHMAN 1920 (One Year) Overall: 2-5-1 (.313) LSC: N/A

BOB BERRY

1929-30 (Two Years) Overall: 2-13-1 (.156) LSC: N/A

1931-34 (Four Years) Overall: 19-12-2 (.606) LSC: 12-2-1 (.833)

1935-41, 1946-50 (12 Years) Overall: 72-34-8 (.667) LSC: 32-17-3 (.644)

J.V. SIKES

ERNEST HAWKINS

EDDIE VOWELL

1954-63 (10 Years) Overall: 63-34-4 (.644) LSC: 44-20-2 (.682)

SCOTTY CONLEY 2004-08 (Five Years) Overall: 24-27 (.471) LSC: 16-14 (.533)

1964-85 (22 Years) Overall: 132-92-6 (.587) LSC: 90-64-4 (.582)

GUY MORRISS

2009-12 (Four Years) Overall: 10-31 (.244) LSC: 9-19 (.321)

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1986-98 (13 Years) Overall: 72-72-1 (.500) LSC: 42-40-1 (.512)

COLBY CARTHEL 2013 (First Year) Overall: 0-0 (.000) LSC: 0-0 (.000)

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS OPPONENT W-L FIRST LAST Abilene Christian................. 27-41-1... 1922..... 2012 Angelo State....................... 14-26-2.. 1970.... 2012 Arkansas.................................... 0-1....... 1948..... 1948 Arkansas-Monticello................ 0-1....... 2003..... 2003 Arkansas-Pine Bluff................. 1-0....... 1996..... 1996 Arkansas State..........................0-4-1..... 1953..... 1987 Austin College.......................... 10-4...... 1916..... 1956 Bethune-Cookman..................0-0-1..... 1974..... 1974 Burleson College......................4-4-1..... 1915..... 1924 California-Davis....................... 0-2....... 1998..... 1999 Cameron.................................... 8-4....... 1978..... 1992 Carson-Newman...................... 1-0....... 1972..... 1972 Centenary.................................. 0-1....... 1929..... 1929 Central Arkansas...................... 3-2....... 1980..... 1995 Central Oklahoma.................. 16-11..... 1972..... 2010 Corpus Christi State................. 1-1....... 1949..... 1950 Dallas University.....................1-3-1..... 1916..... 1925 Daniel Baker.............................. 0-1....... 1923..... 1923 Delta State..............................2-2...... 1978.... 1994 East Central.............................14-6-1.... 1929..... 2010 East Texas Baptist....................1-1-1..... 1920..... 1922 Eastern New Mexico............ 12-15.... 1984.... 2012 Elon College.............................. 0-1....... 1980..... 1980 Fort Hays State.......................... 1-0....... 2006..... 2006 Grand Valley State.................... 2-0....... 1990..... 1991 Gustavus Adolphus.................. 1-0....... 1977..... 1977 Hardin-Simmons...................... 0-4....... 1925..... 1938 Harding...................................... 2-1....... 1995..... 2001 Henderson State........................ 3-4....... 1925..... 1996 Houston..................................... 2-1....... 1946..... 1948 Houston Baptist.....................0-0..... First Meeting ABILENE CHRISTIAN 27-41-1 (.399) 1922.......... H............L.......... 30-2 1924.......... H...........W......... 17-7 1925.......... A............L.......... 19-0 1927.......... H............L.......... 20-0 1928.......... A............L.......... 17-6 1940.......... A............L.......... 14-7 1941.......... H...........W......... 35-0 1942.......... A............L.......... 13-7 1946.......... H............L.......... 26-7 1950.......... N............L.......... 19-0 1951.......... H............L.......... 14-6 1952.......... A...........W......... 21-0 1953.......... H...........W....... 28-27 1954.......... A............L........ 41-19 1955.......... H............T.............7-7 1956.......... A............L.......... 13-6 1958.......... A...........W......... 27-6 1959.......... H...........W......... 21-0 1960.......... A............L.............9-6 1961.......... H...........W....... 16-14 1962.......... A...........W............3-0 1963.......... H...........W......... 17-0 1964.......... A............L........ 17-11 1965.......... H...........W....... 21-20 1966.......... A............L.............7-0 1967.......... H............L........ 24-16 1968.......... A...........W....... 29-22 1969.......... H............L........ 38-32 1970.......... A............L........ 41-21 1972.......... A............L........ 14-12 1973.......... H............L........ 18-15 1974.......... A............L........ 31-13 1975.......... H...........W....... 20-18 1976.......... A............L.......... 17-0

OPPONENT W-L FIRST LAST Howard Payne....................... 29-11-2... 1922..... 1986 Incarnate Word......................... 0-3....... 2010..... 2012 Iowa Wesleyan.......................... 1-0....... 1992..... 1992 Kirkley of Greenville................ 1-0....... 1916..... 1916 Lamar......................................... 8-5....... 1951..... 1963 Lon Morris................................ 1-1....... 1930..... 1931 Louisiana Tech.........................1-1-1..... 1950..... 1964 McMurry................................9-5...... 1927.... 1971 McNeese State........................... 1-1....... 1970..... 1971 Midwestern State.................. 11-6..... 1947.... 2012 Missouri Valley......................... 1-0....... 1958..... 1958 Murray State (Okla.)................ 4-0....... 1923..... 1940 North Dakota State................... 0-1....... 1997..... 1997 North Texas.............................5-20-1.... 1916..... 1951 Northeast Missouri State......... 2-0....... 1937..... 1938 Northeastern Louisiana........... 2-2....... 1959..... 1962 Northeastern State.................... 7-3....... 1984..... 2010 Northwest Missouri State........ 2-0....... 1993..... 1994 Northwestern (La.) State........ 10-16-2... 1926..... 2008 Northwestern Okla. State........ 1-0....... 1953..... 1953 Ouachita Baptist....................... 1-4....... 1940..... 2011 Pittsburg State........................... 1-6....... 1990..... 2007 Portland State............................ 0-1....... 1995..... 1995 Prairie View A&M.................... 4-0....... 1974..... 1977 Sam Houston State............... 39-23-1... 1919..... 1985 Southeastern Louisiana...........4-4-1..... 1957..... 2009 Southeastern Oklahoma........ 8-9-1.... 1919.... 2012 Southern Arkansas.................. 6-11...... 1980..... 2005 Southern Methodist................1-0-1..... 1916..... 1916 Southern Mississippi................ 2-1....... 1936..... 1957 Southwest Missouri State......... 2-0....... 1967..... 1968

1977.......... H............L........ 28-13 1978.......... A............L........ 28-27 1979.......... H...........W....... 31-16 1980.......... A...........W....... 24-14 1981.......... H............L........ 19-14 1982.......... A...........W....... 26-25 1983.......... H...........W....... 31-28 1984.......... A............L........ 24-14 1985.......... H............L.......... 30-9 1986.......... A............L........ 20-12 1987.......... H............L........ 38-10 1988.......... A...........W....... 39-24 1989.......... H............L........ 24-21 1990.......... A...........W....... 63-34 1991.......... H...........W......... 37-3 1992.......... A...........W....... 52-10 1993.......... H............L........ 17-10 1994.......... A...........W....... 42-35 1995.......... H...........W....... 31-24 1996.......... A...........W......... 17-0 1997.......... N............L........ 26-10 1997.......... H............L.......... 19-9 1998.......... A............L........ 22-15 1999.......... H............L........ 21-17 2000.......... N...........W....... 34-10 2000.......... A...........W......... 10-9 2001.......... H...........W....... 23-10 2002.......... A............L.......... 47-6 2003.......... H............L.......... 21-7 2004.......... A...........W....... 37-17 2005.......... A............L........ 27-18 2008.......... A............L........ 45-14 2009.......... N............L........ 20-14 2011.......... A............L........ 40-28 2012.......... H............L........ 24-17 H: 13-17-1; A: 13-21; N: 1-3

ANGELO STATE 14-26-2 (.357) 1970.......... H............L.......... 35-8 1971.......... A............L.......... 14-7 1972.......... H...........W....... 24-14 1973.......... A...........W......... 38-0 1974.......... H...........W......... 49-7 1975.......... A............L.......... 51-0 1976.......... H...........W......... 27-0 1977.......... A............L........ 35-20 1978.......... H............L........ 35-14 1979.......... A............L........ 20-19 1980.......... H............T........ 13-13 1981.......... A............L........ 44-32 1982.......... H...........W....... 24-20 1983.......... A...........W......... 27-3 1984.......... H............L........ 17-14 1985.......... A............L........ 28-24 1986.......... H............L........ 43-16 1987.......... A............L.......... 49-8 1988.......... H............L........ 56-23 1989.......... A............L.......... 35-8 1990.......... H...........W......... 42-7 1991.......... A............T........ 39-39 1992.......... H...........W....... 25-11 1993.......... A............L.......... 31-8 1994.......... H............L.......... 14-6 1995.......... A...........W....... 24-21 1996.......... H............L........ 35-32 1997.......... A............L........ 40-21 1998.......... H............L........ 28-20 1999.......... A...........W....... 14-10 2000.......... H...........W....... 14-13 2001.......... A............L.......... 14-7 2002.......... H............L........ 17-16 2003.......... A............L.......... 24-7

OPPONENT W-L FIRST LAST Southwest Texas.................... 26-29-3... 1920..... 1983 Southwestern Louisiana........... 4-2....... 1939..... 1969 Southwestern Oklahoma........ 10-4...... 1952..... 2010 St. Edwardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s................................ 1-1....... 1936..... 1937 Stephen F. Austin.................. 43-12-1... 1924..... 2000 Sul Ross State...................... 18-5-3... 1950.... 1975 Tarleton State........................ 9-11..... 1970.... 2012 Tennessee-Chattanooga........... 1-1....... 1953..... 1954 Tennessee State......................... 0-1....... 1986..... 1986 Tennessee Tech......................... 1-0....... 1952..... 1952 Texarkana College.................... 0-2....... 1931..... 1932 Texas A&M................................ 0-1....... 1916..... 1916 Texas A&M-Kingsville........ 23-36-1.. 1930.... 2012 Texas-Arlington........................ 5-7....... 1919..... 1969 Texas Christian......................... 0-4....... 1924..... 1930 Texas Lutheran.......................... 2-0....... 1965..... 1966 Texas Military Academy.......... 4-0....... 1916..... 1922 Texas-San Antonio................... 0-1....... 2012..... 2012 Texas Southern.......................... 1-0....... 1993..... 1993 Texas Wesleyan......................... 2-1....... 1935..... 1941 Trinity.......................................9-4-4..... 1923..... 1955 Upper Iowa................................ 1-1....... 2010..... 2011 Washburn.................................. 2-0....... 1977..... 1978 Wayne State (Neb.)................... 1-0....... 1991..... 1991 Wesley College.......................... 3-6....... 1914..... 1925 West Alabama........................... 5-1....... 1986..... 1991 West Texas A&M.................. 14-13.... 1923.... 2012 TOTALS...................... 478-416-31 .(.534) 2013 opponents in bold

2004.......... H............L........ 24-21 2006.......... A...........W......... 17-9 2007.......... H...........W....... 20-17 2008.......... H...........W....... 13-10 2009.......... A............L.......... 21-7 2010.......... N............L........ 31-10 2011.......... H............L........ 45-14 2012.......... A............L........ 17-16 H: 9-11-1; A: 5-14-1; N: 0-1 ARKANSAS 0-1 (.000) 1948.......... A............L.......... 46-7 H: 0-0; A: 0-1 ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO 0-1 (.000) 2003.......... H............L........ 33-29 H: 0-1; A: 0-0 ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF 1-0 (1.000) 1996.......... A...........W......... 20-7 H: 0-0; A: 1-0 ARKANSAS STATE 0-4-1 (.000) 1953.......... N............T.............7-7 1977.......... A............L........ 18-17 1979.......... A............L........ 24-14 1986.......... A............L.......... 44-0 1987.......... A............L........ 77-22 H: 0-0; A: 0-4; N: 0-0-1

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AUSTIN COLLEGE 10-4 (.714) 1916.......... H............L.......... 13-0 1925.......... A............L.......... 28-3 1926.......... H............L.......... 14-0 1935.......... H...........W............7-0 1936.......... A...........W............6-0 1941.......... H...........W......... 30-0 1942.......... H...........W......... 34-0 1946.......... A...........W....... 33-13 1947.......... H...........W......... 13-0 1950.......... N...........W....... 40-15 1951.......... A...........W......... 12-7 1952.......... H...........W......... 61-7 1955.......... H............L.......... 12-7 1956.......... A...........W......... 13-7 H: 5-3; A: 4-1; N: 1-0 BETHUNE-COOKMAN 0-0-1 (.000) 1974.......... A............T.............7-7 H: 0-0; A: 0-0-1 BURLESON COLLEGE 4-4-1 (.500) 1915.......... H...........W............6-0 1915.......... H............L.......... 18-6 1916.......... H...........W......... 26-6 1917.......... A............L.......... 44-0 1920.......... H...........W............6-0 1921.......... A............L.............2-0 1922.......... H...........W......... 10-0 1923.......... A............L.......... 13-0 1924.......... H............T.............0-0 H: 4-1-1; A: 0-3

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS CALIFORNIA-DAVIS 0-2 (.000) 1998.......... H............L........ 34-10 1999.......... A............L.......... 36-0 H: 0-1; A: 0-1

CORPUS CHRISTI STATE 1-1 (.500) 1949.......... H............L.......... 14-7 1950.......... A...........W......... 13-0 H: 0-1; A: 1-0

CAMERON 8-4 (.667) 1978.......... A............L.......... 17-7 1980.......... A...........W....... 35-20 1981.......... H...........W....... 17-13 1982.......... A...........W....... 35-21 1983.......... H...........W....... 38-27 1984.......... A............L........ 33-22 1985.......... H...........W......... 14-3 1988.......... A............L.......... 42-6 1989.......... H............L........ 35-32 1990.......... A...........W......... 59-0 1991.......... H...........W......... 39-7 1992.......... A...........W......... 40-3 H: 4-1; A: 4-3

DALLAS UNIVERSITY 1-3-1 (.300) 1916.......... A............L.......... 13-0 1919.......... H...........W......... 12-0 1920.......... A............T.............6-6 1921.......... H............L.............6-3 1925.......... H............L........ 27-13 H: 1-2; A: 0-1-1

CARSON-NEWMAN 1-0 (1.000) 1972.......... N...........W....... 21-18 H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: 1-0 CENTENARY 0-1 (.000) 1929.......... A............L.......... 63-0 H: 0-0; A: 0-1 CENTRAL ARKANSAS 3-2 (.600) 1980.......... A...........W....... 27-21 1992.......... A...........W....... 30-18 1993.......... H...........W....... 16-13 1994.......... A............L.......... 20-6 1995.......... H............L........ 27-20 H: 1-1; A: 2-1

CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 16-11 (.593) 1972.......... N...........W......... 54-0 1978.......... A............L.............6-3 1979.......... H............L.......... 17-6 1980.......... A...........W......... 33-7 1981.......... H...........W....... 31-28 1984.......... A...........W....... 35-10 1985.......... H............L........ 41-13 1987.......... H...........W....... 43-22 1988.......... A...........W....... 35-21 1989.......... H...........W....... 33-31 1990.......... A...........W....... 17-10 1991.......... H...........W....... 51-21 1992.......... A...........W......... 26-9 1993.......... H...........W....... 30-27 1994.......... A............L.......... 16-7 1995.......... H...........W......... 17-9 1996.......... A............L........ 38-21 2000.......... A............L.......... 24-7 2001.......... H...........W......... 24-7 2002.......... A............L........ 19-16 2003.......... H............L........ 24-21 2005.......... H...........W......... 17-7 2006.......... A............L.......... 10-3 2007.......... H............L........ 21-20 2008.......... A............L........ 21-13 2009.......... H...........W....... 27-23 2010.......... A...........W....... 31-30 H: 9-4; A: 6-7; N: 1-0

DANIEL BAKER 0-1 (.000) 1923.......... A............L.......... 12-0 H: 0-0; A: 0-1 DELTA STATE 2-2 (.500) 1978.......... H...........W......... 17-6 1979.......... A............L........ 31-19 1993.......... H...........W....... 19-14 1994.......... A............L........ 19-14 H: 2-0; A: 0-2 EAST CENTRAL 14-6-1 (.690) 1929.......... A............L.......... 37-0 1930.......... H............L.......... 22-7 1942.......... H...........W......... 38-0 1971.......... H...........W....... 34-16 1972.......... A...........W....... 37-14 1973.......... A...........W......... 22-7 1974.......... H...........W....... 27-21 1975.......... A...........W....... 33-18 1976.......... H............T........ 17-17 1987.......... A............L........ 51-20 1988.......... H...........W....... 22-19 1989.......... A...........W....... 42-10 1990.......... H...........W......... 42-0 2002.......... H............L.......... 21-7 2003.......... A...........W......... 24-6 2005.......... A...........W....... 35-28 2006.......... H............L.......... 10-3 2007.......... A...........W....... 43-21 2008.......... N...........W....... 27-15 2009.......... A...........W....... 31-28 2010.......... H............L........ 36-33 H: 6-4; A: 8-2-1 EAST TEXAS BAPTIST 1-1-1 (.500) 1920.......... A............L.......... 31-0 1921.......... H............T.............0-0 1922.......... H...........W......... 31-6 H: 1-0-1; A: 0-1 EASTERN NEW MEXICO 12-14 (.462) 1984.......... A...........W....... 40-30 1985.......... H...........W....... 51-38 1986.......... H............L.......... 21-6 1987.......... A............L........ 34-12 1988.......... H...........W....... 28-13 1989.......... A............L........ 45-28 1990.......... H...........W......... 19-0 1991.......... A............L........ 17-14 1992.......... H...........W....... 30-21

1993.......... A............L.......... 15-0 1994.......... H...........W......... 23-7 1995.......... A...........W....... 28-14 1996.......... H...........W....... 42-10 1997.......... A............L.......... 10-9 1998.......... H...........W....... 26-14 1999.......... A............L........ 21-10 2000.......... H...........W............9-7 2001.......... A............L........ 28-20 2002.......... H............L........ 27-17 2003.......... A............L.......... 10-3 2004.......... H............L........ 31-21 2008.......... H...........W....... 38-14 2009.......... A............L........ 76-56 2010.......... A............L........ 44-21 2011.......... H...........W....... 60-28 2012.......... A............L.............7-3 H: 10-3; A: 2-11 ELON COLLEGE 0-1 (.000) 1980.......... H............L.......... 14-6 H: 0-1; A: 0-0 FORT HAYS STATE 1-0 (1.000) 2006.......... A...........W....... 17-14 H: 0-0; A: 1-0 GRAND VALLEY STATE 2-0 (1.000) 1990.......... A...........W....... 20-14 1991.......... H...........W....... 36-15 H: 1-0; A: 1-0 GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS 1-0 (1.000) 1977.......... H...........W....... 43-10 H: 1-0; A: 0-0 HARDIN-SIMMONS 0-4 (.000) 1925.......... H............L.......... 17-0 1926.......... A............L.......... 30-2 1937.......... H............L........ 15-12 1938.......... A............L.......... 27-6 H: 0-2; A: 0-2 HARDING 2-1 (.667) 1995.......... A............L.......... 40-0 1996.......... H...........W....... 43-28 2001.......... H...........W....... 14-11 H: 2-0; A: 0-1 HENDERSON STATE 3-4 (.429) 1925.......... A............L.......... 26-6 1927.......... A............L.......... 46-0 1939.......... H...........W......... 34-0 1993.......... A............L.............7-0 1994.......... H............L........ 25-13 1995.......... A...........W............6-3 1996.......... H...........W....... 19-14 H: 2-1; A: 1-3

HOUSTON 2-1 (.667) 1946.......... H...........W......... 20-7 1947.......... A...........W......... 33-7 1948.......... H............L.......... 18-7 H: 1-1; A: 1-0 HOWARD PAYNE 29-11-2 (.714) 1922.......... A............L.......... 38-0 1939.......... H...........W......... 13-7 1940.......... A...........W......... 20-7 1941.......... H............T.............7-7 1942.......... A............L.......... 13-7 1946.......... H............T.............7-7 1947.......... A...........W......... 33-0 1948.......... H............L.......... 13-0 1949.......... A...........W....... 26-14 1950.......... H............L.......... 23-6 1951.......... A...........W....... 38-21 1956.......... H............L.......... 13-0 1957.......... A...........W....... 31-12 1958.......... H...........W....... 32-12 1959.......... A...........W......... 20-0 1960.......... H............L.......... 21-6 1961.......... A............L.......... 36-6 1962.......... H...........W......... 28-0 1963.......... A...........W......... 13-7 1964.......... H...........W....... 28-14 1965.......... A...........W............6-0 1966.......... H...........W......... 10-7 1967.......... A............L........ 28-14 1968.......... H...........W....... 24-14 1969.......... A...........W....... 49-14 1970.......... H............L........ 28-21 1971.......... A............L........ 37-13 1972.......... H...........W....... 35-15 1973.......... A............L........ 21-14 1974.......... H...........W......... 17-7 1975.......... A...........W....... 38-28 1976.......... H...........W......... 46-0 1977.......... A...........W....... 46-37 1978.......... H...........W......... 34-0 1979.......... A...........W......... 27-0 1980.......... H...........W....... 28-14 1981.......... A...........W......... 42-0 1982.......... H...........W....... 37-17 1983.......... A...........W......... 24-0 1984.......... H...........W......... 23-7 1985.......... A...........W......... 21-0 1986.......... A...........W....... 42-16 H: 13-5-2; A: 16-6 INCARNATE WORD 0-3 (.000) 2010.......... A............L........ 17-16 2011.......... H............L........ 23-22 2012.......... A............L.......... 31-9 H: 0-1; A: 0-3 IOWA WESLEYAN 1-0 (1.000) 1992.......... H...........W......... 57-7 H: 1-0; A: 0-0 KIRKLEY OF GREENVILLE 1-0 (1.000) 1916.......... H...........W......... 25-0 H: 1-0; A: 0-0

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LAMAR 8-5 (.615) 1951.......... H...........W......... 47-7 1952.......... A...........W......... 48-0 1953.......... H...........W....... 32-13 1954.......... A...........W....... 16-14 1955.......... H...........W......... 33-7 1956.......... A............L.......... 20-7 1957.......... H............L.............7-6 1958.......... A............L.......... 21-0 1959.......... H...........W......... 14-3 1960.......... H...........W......... 27-0 1961.......... A............L.......... 14-7 1962.......... H............L.......... 28-6 1963.......... A...........W......... 10-0 H: 5-2; A: 3-3 LON MORRIS 1-1 (.500) 1930.......... H...........W............2-0 1931.......... H............L.............6-0 H: 1-1; A: 0-0 LOUISIANA TECH 1-1-1 (.500) 1950.......... H............T.............0-0 1951.......... A...........W......... 27-7 1964.......... A............L.......... 15-7 H: 0-0-1; A: 1-1 McMURRY 9-5 (.643) 1927.......... H............L.......... 40-0 1928.......... A............L........ 42-13 1932.......... H...........W......... 13-0 1933.......... A............L.............7-0 1934.......... H...........W......... 19-0 1935.......... N...........W......... 12-6 1957.......... N...........W......... 19-6 1958.......... H...........W....... 39-21 1966.......... H...........W....... 17-11 1967.......... A............L.......... 13-9 1968.......... H...........W......... 20-0 1969.......... A...........W....... 23-10 1970.......... A............L.......... 10-3 1971.......... H...........W......... 53-6 H: 6-1; A: 1-4; N: 2-0 McNEESE STATE 1-1 (.500) 1970.......... H...........W....... 57-26 1917.......... A............L.......... 47-3 H: 1-0; A: 0-1 MIDWESTERN STATE 11-6 (.647) 1947.......... H...........W......... 20-7 1948.......... A...........W....... 13-12 1949.......... H...........W....... 25-13 1950.......... A...........W....... 35-27 1951.......... H...........W....... 46-26 1952.......... N...........W......... 46-0 1997.......... H...........W......... 49-7 1998.......... A...........W......... 10-7 1999.......... H...........W......... 10-7 2000.......... H...........W....... 27-10 2001.......... A............L........ 24-16 2002.......... A............L........ 56-20 2003.......... H............L.......... 26-7 2004.......... A............L........ 26-23 2005.......... H...........W....... 27-25

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS 2011.......... N............L........ 63-17 2012.......... N............L........ 65-14 H: 7-1; A: 3-3; N: 1-2 MISSOURI VALLEY 1-0 (1.000) 1958.......... N...........W......... 26-7 H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: 1-0 MURRAY STATE (OKLA.) 4-0 (1.000) 1923.......... H...........W....... 23-12 1924.......... H...........W......... 30-0 1939.......... A...........W......... 27-6 1940.......... H...........W....... 21-14 H: 3-0; A: 1-0 NORTH DAKOTA STATE 0-1 (.000) 1997.......... A............L.......... 51-0 H: 0-0; A: 0-1 NORTH TEXAS 5-20-1 (.212) 1916.......... H............L.......... 38-7 1922.......... A............L.......... 30-0 1925.......... A............L........ 33-13 1926.......... H............L.......... 21-7 1927.......... A............T.............7-7 1928.......... H...........W....... 13-12 1929.......... A............L.......... 34-0 1930.......... H............L.......... 19-0 1931.......... A............L.......... 13-0 1932.......... H............L.......... 27-6 1933.......... A...........W............6-0 1934.......... H...........W............3-0 1935.......... A............L.......... 30-6 1936.......... H............L.............6-0 1937.......... A............L.............6-0 1938.......... H...........W............7-3 1939.......... A............L........ 16-13 1940.......... H............L.......... 10-7 1941.......... A............L.......... 15-8 1942.......... H...........W......... 16-7 1946.......... A............L.......... 47-7 1947.......... H............L.......... 12-6 1948.......... A............L.......... 27-7 1949.......... H............L.......... 59-6 1950.......... H............L........ 42-20 1951.......... A............L.......... 48-7 H: 4-9; A: 1-11-1 NORTHEAST MISSOURI ST. 2-0 (1.000) 1937.......... A...........W....... 41-12 1938.......... H...........W......... 53-0 H: 1-0; A: 1-0 NORTHEASTERN LOUISIANA 2-2 (.500) 1959.......... A...........W......... 20-0 1960.......... H...........W......... 13-6 1961.......... A............L.......... 36-0 1962.......... H............L........ 14-12 H: 1-1; A: 1-1 NORTHEASTERN STATE 7-3 (.700) 1984.......... H...........W....... 48-20 1985.......... A...........W....... 34-24 1999.......... H............L........ 19-14

2004.......... A...........W....... 40-21 2005.......... H...........W....... 31-10 2006.......... A............L........ 20-17 2007.......... H...........W......... 30-3 2008.......... A...........W....... 38-37 2009.......... H...........W....... 27-12 2010.......... A............L.......... 38-7 H: 4-1; A: 3-2 NORTHWEST MISSOURI ST. 2-0 (1.000) 1993.......... A...........W....... 45-11 1994.......... H...........W....... 49-13 H: 1-0; A: 1-0 NORTHWESTERN (LA.) ST. 10-16-2 (.393) 1926.......... A............L.......... 17-7 1927.......... H............T.............0-0 1929.......... H............L........ 19-13 1930.......... A............L.......... 20-0 1932.......... A............L.......... 25-7 1933.......... H............T.............0-0 1934.......... A...........W......... 14-0 1935.......... H...........W............7-0 1936.......... A...........W......... 20-0 1937.......... H...........W......... 27-0 1938.......... A...........W......... 19-6 1939.......... H............L.............6-0 1942.......... A............L.......... 13-0 1946.......... H...........W......... 32-0 1947.......... A...........W......... 27-0 1973.......... N............L.......... 24-0 1981.......... A...........W....... 28-21 1982.......... H...........W....... 24-20 1988.......... A............L........ 41-13 1989.......... A............L........ 38-14 1990.......... A............L........ 24-17 1991.......... A............L........ 26-23 1992.......... A............L.......... 20-0 1993.......... A............L........ 30-19 1994.......... A...........W....... 28-24 1995.......... A............L........ 45-17 1996.......... A............L.......... 33-7 2008.......... A............L........ 30-14 H: 4-2-2; A: 6-13; N: 0-1 NORTHWESTERN OKLA. ST. 1-0 (1.000) 1953.......... H...........W......... 80-0 H: 1-0; A: 0-0 OUACHITA BAPTIST 1-4 (.200) 1940.......... A............L.......... 13-6 1941.......... H...........W......... 14-0 1999.......... A............L........ 22-21 2007.......... H............L........ 29-27 2011.......... H...........W....... 39-33 H: 1-2; A: 0-2 PITTSBURG STATE 1-6 (.143) 1990.......... A............L........ 60-28 1991.......... H...........W....... 20-13 1991.......... A............L........ 38-28 1992.......... A............L........ 27-13 1998.......... H............L........ 34-10 1999.......... A............L.......... 51-3 2007.......... A............L........ 28-14 H: 1-1; A: 0-5

PORTLAND STATE 0-1 (.000) 1995.......... A............L........ 56-35 H: 0-0; A: 0-1 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M 4-0 (1.000) 1974.......... N...........W......... 26-0 1975.......... N...........W....... 42-19 1976.......... N...........W....... 35-27 1977.......... N...........W....... 38-10 H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: 4-0 SAM HOUSTON STATE 39-23-1 (.627) 1919.......... H...........W......... 21-7 1920.......... A............L.......... 12-7 1921.......... H............L.............7-0 1923.......... A............L.......... 16-0 1924.......... H............L........ 13-12 1925.......... A...........W............7-0 1926.......... H............L.............9-8 1927.......... A............L.......... 78-0 1928.......... H............L.......... 13-0 1929.......... A............L.......... 18-0 1930.......... H............L.......... 21-0 1931.......... A............L.............6-0 1932.......... H...........W......... 13-7 1933.......... A...........W....... 14-13 1934.......... H...........W............6-0 1935.......... A...........W......... 26-0 1936.......... H...........W......... 27-0 1937.......... A...........W......... 26-0 1938.......... H...........W......... 14-6 1939.......... A............L.......... 15-0 1940.......... H............L.......... 19-9 1941.......... A...........W......... 20-7 1942.......... H...........W......... 32-0 1946.......... H............T.............0-0 1947.......... A...........W......... 28-6 1948.......... H...........W....... 28-21 1949.......... A...........W....... 20-13 1950.......... H...........W......... 12-0 1951.......... A...........W....... 53-21 1952.......... H...........W....... 57-33 1953.......... A...........W......... 32-6 1954.......... H...........W....... 20-14 1955.......... A...........W......... 21-0 1956.......... H............L.............9-7 1957.......... A...........W....... 21-13 1958.......... H...........W......... 52-0 1959.......... H...........W......... 14-0 1960.......... A...........W......... 22-0 1961.......... H............L.......... 14-0 1962.......... A............L........ 15-14 1963.......... H...........W....... 21-12 1964.......... A............L.............6-0 1965.......... H...........W............7-0 1966.......... A...........W....... 17-13 1967.......... H...........W......... 31-8 1968.......... A............L........ 24-21 1969.......... H...........W....... 42-28 1970.......... A............L.......... 23-0 1971.......... H...........W......... 21-6 1972.......... A...........W......... 23-0 1973.......... H...........W......... 48-6 1974.......... A............L........ 17-16 1975.......... H...........W....... 37-27 1976.......... A............L........ 22-17 1977.......... H...........W....... 31-17 1978.......... A............L.......... 22-7

1979.......... H...........W....... 65-21 1980.......... A...........W......... 41-7 1981.......... H...........W....... 37-14 1982.......... A............L........ 21-13 1983.......... H...........W....... 51-14 1984.......... H............L........ 24-18 1985.......... A...........W....... 40-21 H: 23-9-1; A: 16-14 SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA 4-4-1 (.500) 1957.......... A...........W......... 25-7 1958.......... A...........W....... 35-20 1959.......... H...........W....... 21-10 1960.......... A............L.............7-0 1961.......... H............L.......... 20-6 1963.......... A............T........ 13-13 1964.......... H...........W......... 22-8 1983.......... A............L........ 31-23 2009.......... A............L.......... 41-7 H: 2-1; A: 2-3-1 SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA 8-9-1 (.472) 1919.......... H............T.............0-0 1920.......... H............L.......... 12-0 1921.......... A...........W......... 14-7 1922.......... H............L.......... 32-0 1933.......... H............L.......... 20-0 1934.......... A...........W......... 12-0 1939.......... H...........W......... 20-0 1997.......... H............L........ 15-14 1998.......... A............L........ 21-20 2002.......... H...........W......... 23-3 2003.......... A............L.......... 31-6 2005.......... A............L........ 24-23 2006.......... H...........W....... 14-13 2007.......... A...........W....... 41-39 2008.......... H............L........ 28-24 2009.......... A...........W....... 27-17 2010.......... H...........W....... 19-14 2012.......... H............L.......... 31-6 H: 4-6-1; A: 4-3 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS 6-11 (.353) 1980.......... H...........W....... 21-14 1981.......... A............L........ 39-37 1982.......... H............L........ 13-11 1983.......... A...........W....... 24-15 1984.......... H...........W....... 35-14 1985.......... A............L........ 30-20 1986.......... H............L........ 21-10 1987.......... A............L........ 21-17 1988.......... H...........W....... 17-11 1990.......... A............L........ 22-17 1991.......... A............L.......... 14-6 1992.......... H...........W....... 31-16 2001.......... A...........W....... 17-13 2002.......... H............L........ 27-23 2003.......... A............L.......... 34-0 2004.......... H............L........ 21-19 2005.......... A............L.......... 14-7 H: 4-4; A: 2-7 SOUTHERN METHODIST 1-0-1 (.750) 1916.......... H...........W......... 13-0 1916.......... A............T.............0-0 H: 1-0; A: 0-0-1

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SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI 2-1 (.667) 1936.......... A............L.......... 13-6 1937.......... H...........W......... 14-6 1957.......... N...........W......... 10-9 H: 1-0; A: 0-1; N: 1-0 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI ST. 2-0 (1.000) 1967.......... A...........W....... 37-15 1968.......... H...........W......... 52-0 H: 1-0; A: 1-0 SOUTHWEST TEXAS 26-29-3 (.474) 1920.......... A............L.......... 48-0 1921.......... H............L.......... 26-0 1923.......... A............L.......... 40-0 1924.......... H............L.............2-0 1925.......... H...........W............7-0 1926.......... A............L.......... 34-0 1927.......... A............L.......... 38-0 1928.......... H............L.......... 27-0 1931.......... H............L.......... 14-0 1932.......... A............L.............6-0 1933.......... H...........W............6-0 1934.......... A...........W......... 12-6 1935.......... H...........W............7-0 1936.......... A...........W....... 14-13 1937.......... H...........W....... 39-13 1938.......... A...........W......... 27-6 1939.......... H...........W......... 19-6 1940.......... A...........W......... 13-0 1941.......... H............L.............6-0 1942.......... A............T.............7-7 1946.......... H...........W......... 12-0 1947.......... A............L.......... 20-7 1948.......... H............L.............6-0 1949.......... A...........W......... 13-6 1950.......... H............L.......... 14-0 1951.......... A...........W....... 28-21 1952.......... H...........W....... 63-23 1953.......... A...........W....... 40-19 1954.......... H............T.............7-7 1955.......... A............L.......... 27-7 1956.......... H............L.......... 14-0 1957.......... A...........W....... 32-13 1958.......... H...........W......... 47-0 1959.......... H...........W....... 28-15 1960.......... A...........W......... 12-0 1961.......... H...........W......... 14-7 1962.......... A............L.......... 36-8 1963.......... H............L........ 24-16 1964.......... H............L.......... 52-0 1965.......... A............L........ 30-16 1966.......... H............T........ 14-14 1967.......... A............L........ 48-26 1968.......... H...........W....... 51-14 1969.......... A...........W......... 26-6 1970.......... H...........W....... 22-19 1971.......... A...........W....... 29-13 1972.......... H...........W....... 32-29 1973.......... A...........W....... 28-14 1974.......... H............L........ 20-14 1975.......... A............L........ 28-17 1976.......... H...........W......... 23-8 1977.......... A............L........ 34-20 1978.......... H............L........ 25-10 1979.......... A............L........ 45-14 1980.......... H............L........ 37-26 1981.......... A............L.......... 38-7

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS Southwest Texas continued... 1982.......... H............L........ 38-34 1983.......... A............L........ 44-21 H: 14-14-2; A: 12-15-1 SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA 4-2 (.667) 1939.......... H...........W............6-0 1953.......... A...........W......... 41-7 1954.......... H...........W....... 33-13 1955.......... A............L........ 20-15 1956.......... H............L........ 33-27 1969.......... A...........W....... 24-13 H: 2-1; A: 2-1 SOUTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA 10-4 (.714) 1952.......... A...........W......... 65-0 1986.......... A............L.......... 19-9 1987.......... H...........W....... 28-14 1997.......... A...........W......... 17-7 1998.......... H...........W....... 52-12 2000.......... A............L........ 24-14 2001.......... H...........W....... 27-21 2004.......... H...........W......... 26-0 2005.......... A...........W....... 37-16 2006.......... H...........W......... 13-7 2007.......... A............L........ 21-14 2008.......... H...........W......... 21-3 2009.......... A...........W....... 15-12 2010.......... H............L........ 24-10 H: 6-1; A: 4-3 ST. EDWARD’S 1-1 (.500) 1936.......... H...........W......... 19-6 1937.......... A............L.............7-0 H: 1-0; A: 0-1

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 43-12-1 (.777) 1924.......... A...........W......... 12-2 1926.......... H............L.......... 14-0 1927.......... A............L.......... 21-0 1928.......... H...........W......... 25-0 1929.......... A............T.............6-6 1930.......... H...........W......... 13-0 1931.......... A...........W............8-6 1932.......... H...........W......... 13-0 1933.......... A...........W......... 12-6 1934.......... H...........W......... 32-0 1935.......... A...........W......... 18-6 1936.......... H...........W......... 18-0 1937.......... A...........W......... 33-0 1938.......... H...........W............7-6 1939.......... A...........W......... 13-0 1940.......... H...........W......... 27-7 1941.......... A...........W......... 20-0 1946.......... A...........W......... 39-0 1947.......... H...........W......... 27-0 1948.......... A............L.......... 14-6 1949.......... H...........W......... 13-0 1950.......... A............L........ 19-13 1951.......... H...........W....... 21-19 1952.......... A...........W......... 54-7 1953.......... H...........W......... 39-0 1954.......... A...........W....... 25-21 1955.......... H...........W....... 33-14 1956.......... A............L........ 27-14 1957.......... H...........W....... 19-12 1958.......... A...........W....... 48-12

1959.......... H...........W......... 43-0 1960.......... A...........W....... 20-14 1961.......... H...........W......... 17-6 1962.......... A...........W......... 39-6 1963.......... H...........W......... 14-8 1964.......... A............L........ 28-20 1965.......... H............L........ 17-12 1966.......... A............L.......... 24-7 1967.......... H...........W....... 12-10 1968.......... A...........W....... 28-20 1969.......... H...........W....... 36-35 1970.......... A...........W....... 34-25 1971.......... H...........W....... 44-22 1972.......... A...........W......... 21-9 1973.......... H............L........ 49-20 1974.......... A...........W......... 31-3 1975.......... H...........W......... 27-0 1976.......... A...........W......... 38-7 1977.......... H...........W......... 35-0 1978.......... A............L.......... 23-0 1979.......... H...........W....... 31-21 1980.......... A...........W....... 44-17 1981.......... H...........W......... 30-6 1982.......... A............L........ 17-14 1983.......... H...........W....... 23-21 2000.......... A............L........ 48-21 H: 24-3; A: 19-9-1 SUL ROSS STATE 18-5-3 (.750) 1950.......... H............T.............7-7 1951.......... A...........W....... 47-21 1952.......... H...........W......... 27-7 1953.......... A...........W......... 27-7 1954.......... H...........W......... 27-6 1955.......... A...........W......... 14-0 1956.......... H...........W......... 45-6 1957.......... A...........W......... 37-7 1958.......... H...........W......... 56-6 1959.......... A...........W......... 45-0 1960.......... H............L.......... 13-6 1961.......... A...........W......... 20-6 1962.......... H...........W......... 33-0 1963.......... A...........W............7-0 1964.......... A............L........ 27-15 1965.......... H............L.......... 35-7 1966.......... A............T........ 14-14 1967.......... H...........W......... 31-0 1968.......... A............T........ 28-28 1969.......... H...........W....... 42-21 1970.......... A...........W....... 29-24 1971.......... H............L.......... 21-6 1972.......... A............L........ 15-14 1973.......... H...........W......... 45-0 1974.......... A...........W....... 21-10 1975.......... H...........W....... 40-14 H: 9-3-1; A: 9-2-2 TARLETON STATE 9-11 (.450) 1970.......... A...........W......... 41-0 1971.......... H...........W....... 24-10 1972.......... A...........W......... 27-6 1973.......... H...........W....... 42-13 1974.......... A...........W......... 45-7 1975.......... H...........W....... 44-13 1995.......... H...........W......... 48-3 1996.......... A...........W....... 56-17 1997.......... H............L........ 49-21 1998.......... A............L........ 35-30 1999.......... H............L........ 27-23

2000.......... A............L.............9-7 2001.......... A............L........ 34-24 2004.......... A............L........ 42-16 2005.......... H............L.......... 17-7 2006.......... H...........W....... 14-13 2007.......... A............L.......... 24-7 2010.......... H............L........ 34-31 2011.......... A............L........ 54-27 2012.......... H............L........ 43-10 H: 5-5; A: 4-6 TENNESSEE-CHATTANOOGA 1-1 (.500) 1953.......... A...........W......... 19-7 1954.......... A............L.......... 41-6 H: 0-0; A: 1-1 TENNESSEE STATE 0-1 (.000) 1986.......... A............L.......... 15-6 H: 0-0; A: 0-1 TENNESSEE TECH 1-0 (1.000) 1952.......... N...........W......... 33-0 H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: 1-0 TEXARKANA COLLEGE 0-2 (.000) 1931.......... A............L.......... 25-6 1932.......... H............L.......... 16-2 H: 0-1; A: 0-1 TEXAS A&M 0-1 (.000) 1916.......... A............L.......... 26-0 H: 0-0; A: 0-1 TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE 23-36-1 (.392) 1930.......... H............L.......... 25-6 1931.......... H............L.............7-6 1954.......... A...........W......... 26-6 1955.......... H...........W......... 14-7 1956.......... A............L........ 27-14 1957.......... H...........W....... 42-12 1958.......... A...........W......... 13-7 1959.......... A............L.............7-0 1960.......... H...........W......... 14-6 1961.......... A............L.......... 22-6 1962.......... H............T.............3-3 1963.......... A............L.......... 17-0 1964.......... H............L.......... 20-9 1965.......... A............L........ 26-12 1966.......... H...........W....... 25-24 1967.......... A............L.......... 24-6 1968.......... H...........W....... 35-27 1969.......... A............L........ 28-14 1970.......... H............L........ 43-28 1971.......... A............L........ 16-10 1972.......... H...........W....... 29-17 1973.......... A...........W......... 28-7 1974.......... H............L........ 27-20 1975.......... A............L.......... 36-7 1976.......... H............L.......... 37-0 1977.......... H...........W............7-6 1978.......... A...........W....... 32-17 1979.......... H...........W............3-0 1980.......... A............L.......... 14-7 1981.......... H...........W....... 37-13 1982.......... A...........W....... 37-22

1983.......... H...........W....... 35-28 1984.......... A............L........ 29-23 1985.......... H............L........ 22-19 1986.......... H............L.......... 42-0 1987.......... A............L.......... 42-6 1988.......... H...........W....... 42-35 1989.......... A............L.......... 48-7 1990.......... H...........W......... 26-6 1991.......... A...........W....... 24-22 1992.......... H............L........ 17-10 1993.......... A............L.......... 28-3 1994.......... H............L.......... 31-0 1995.......... A............L........ 37-18 1996.......... H............L........ 35-28 1997.......... A............L.......... 34-6 1998.......... H...........W....... 42-18 1999.......... A...........W....... 14-10 2000.......... H............L.............7-0 2001.......... A...........W....... 30-24 2002.......... H............L........ 37-15 2003.......... A............L........ 31-17 2004.......... H............L........ 31-13 2006.......... H............L........ 20-17 2007.......... H...........W......... 24-7 2008.......... A............L.......... 35-0 2009.......... H............L........ 35-34 2010.......... A............L.......... 21-0 2011.......... A............L........ 39-21 2012.......... H...........W....... 21-14 H: 15-16-1; A: 8-20 TEXAS-ARLINGTON 5-7 (.417) 1919.......... A...........W............8-0 1920.......... H............L........ 13-12 1921.......... A...........W............9-0 1922.......... N............L.......... 20-2 1931.......... H...........W......... 40-0 1962.......... A...........W......... 14-9 1963.......... H...........W......... 17-8 1965.......... H............L.......... 20-6 1966.......... A............L........ 27-10 1967.......... H............L.............7-6 1968.......... A............L........ 41-30 1969.......... H............L........ 38-28 H: 2-4; A: 3-2; N: 0-1 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 0-4 (.000) 1924.......... A............L.......... 46-0 1925.......... A............L.......... 31-0 1928.......... A............L.......... 21-0 1930.......... A............L.......... 40-0 H: 0-0; A: 0-4 TEXAS LUTHERAN 2-0 (1.000) 1965.......... A...........W......... 13-6 1966.......... H...........W......... 42-0 H: 1-0; A: 1-0 TEXAS MILITARY ACADEMY 4-0 (1.000) 1916.......... H...........W......... 20-0 1919.......... A...........W......... 14-6 1920.......... H...........W......... 19-3 1922.......... H...........W......... 39-0 H: 3-0; A: 1-0

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TEXAS-SAN ANTONIO 0-1 (.000) 2012.......... A............L........ 27-16 H: 0-0; A: 0-1 TEXAS SOUTHERN 1-0 (1.000) 1993.......... H...........W......... 16-7 H: 1-0; A: 0-0 TEXAS WESLEYAN 2-1 (.667) 1935.......... H............L.......... 25-0 1936.......... H...........W......... 27-0 1941.......... H...........W............6-0 H: 2-1; A: 0-0 TRINITY 9-4-4 (.647) 1923.......... H............L.......... 41-6 1924.......... A............L.......... 16-7 1931.......... H...........W............6-0 1932.......... A............T.............0-0 1933.......... H...........W......... 19-0 1934.......... A...........W......... 18-0 1935.......... H............T.............7-7 1936.......... A...........W............7-0 1937.......... H...........W......... 13-0 1938.......... A...........W......... 26-6 1947.......... H...........W......... 28-7 1948.......... A............T.............7-7 1949.......... H............T.............0-0 1952.......... H...........W....... 54-34 1953.......... A...........W....... 20-19 1954.......... H............L.............6-0 1955.......... A............L........ 35-20 H: 5-2-2; A: 4-2-2 UPPER IOWA 1-1 (.500) 2010.......... H...........W....... 33-10 2011.......... A............L........ 15-14 H: 1-0; A: 0-1 WASHBURN 2-0 (1.000) 1977.......... A...........W....... 36-35 1978.......... H...........W......... 33-3 H: 1-0; A: 1-0 WAYNE STATE (NEB.) 1-0 (1.000) 1991.......... H...........W....... 54-16 H: 1-0; A: 0-0 WESLEY COLLEGE 3-6 (.333) 1914.......... A............L.......... 35-0 1916.......... A...........W......... 19-7 1917.......... H............L.......... 34-0 1919.......... H............L.......... 33-0 1921.......... A...........W......... 13-7 1922.......... H...........W....... 22-15 1923.......... H............L.............6-0 1924.......... H............L........ 22-13 1925.......... H............L.......... 20-2 H: 1-5; A: 2-1

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS WEST ALABAMA 5-1 (.833) 1986.......... H...........W............9-2 1987.......... H............L.............8-0 1988.......... A...........W....... 25-14 1989.......... A...........W....... 41-24 1990.......... H...........W......... 45-6 1991.......... A...........W......... 44-6 H: 2-1; A: 3-0 WEST TEXAS A&M 14-13 (.519) 1923.......... H...........W......... 20-6 1928.......... H...........W....... 19-18 1929.......... H............L........ 19-17 1930.......... A............L.......... 14-0 1938.......... H...........W....... 21-20 1948.......... N...........W......... 13-7 1949.......... A............L.......... 41-7 1986.......... A............L........ 49-19 1987.......... H............L........ 35-34 1988.......... A...........W....... 41-37 1989.......... H...........W....... 21-20 1990.......... A...........W....... 51-35 1995.......... H...........W......... 51-7 1996.......... A...........W......... 31-0 1997.......... H...........W....... 21-14 1998.......... A............L........ 27-14 1999.......... H...........W............9-3 2000.......... A............L........ 45-20 2001.......... H...........W....... 28-19 2002.......... A...........W....... 18-17 2003.......... H............L........ 30-17 2004.......... A...........W....... 38-28 2005.......... H............L........ 19-17 2006.......... H............L........ 35-10 2007.......... A............L........ 45-14 2011.......... A............L.......... 49-0 2012.......... H............L........ 45-14 H: 8-6; A: 5-7; N: 1-0

LIONS IN THE PROS LIONS IN THE SUPER BOWL

NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Autry Beamon........Minnesota (1975-76) Seattle (1977-79) Cleveland (1980-81) Cedric Bonner.................. Atlanta (2005) Washington (2007) George Boynton............. Oakland (1962) Anthony Brooks..............Chicago (1993) Marvin Brown...................Detroit (1957) Curtis Buckley..... Tampa Bay (1993-96) San Francisco (1997-98) N.Y. Giants (1998) Washington (1999) Tim Collier.......... Kansas City (1976-79) St. Louis (1980-82) San Francisco (1985) Derrick Crawford........ Cincinnati (2005) James Epps...................Baltimore (1997) Jon Gilliam.......... Kansas City (1961-68) Richard Houston....N.Y. Giants (1969-74) Cecil Johnson.......... Brooklyn (1943-44) Jay Johnson.........Philadelphia (1969-74) Dee Mackey.......... San Francisco (1960) Baltimore (1961-62) N.Y. Jets (1963-65) Kyle Mackey............ St. Louis (1983-85) Philadelphia (1985-86) New Orleans (1986-87) N.Y. Jets (1987-89) Kevin Mathis................ Dallas (1997-99) New Orleans (2000-01) Atlanta (2002-06) Harvey Martin.............. Dallas (1973-83) Marshall Robnett....... Chicago (1943-45) Wes Smith...................Green Bay (1987) Aundra Thompson... Green Bay (1976-81) San Diego (1981) New Orleans (1982-83) James Thrower....Philadelphia (1970-71) Detroit (1972-75) Darrell Tully......................Detroit (1939) Alan Veingrad....... Green Bay (1986-90) Dallas (1991-92) Sam Walton.............. N.Y. Jets (1968-69) Houston (1971) Dwight White......... Pittsburgh (1971-81) Antonio Wilson......Minnesota (2000-02) Wade Wilson..........Minnesota (1981-91) Atlanta (1992) New Orleans (1993-94) Dallas (1995-97) Oakland (1998-99)

Autry Beamon • Super Bowl XI Chad Brown Jon Ray Gilliam • Super Bowl I Harvey Martin • Super Bowls X, XII, XIII Larry Nemmers Alan Veingrad • Super Bowl XXVII Sam Walton • Super Bowl III Dwight White • Super Bowls IX, X, XIII, XIV Wade Wilson • Super Bowl XXX

ARENA FOOTBALL LEAGUE Terry Bagsby................ Dallas (1992-93) Earl Bell.............................Dallas (1993) Las Vegas (1994-95) Bob Bounds............ Cleveland (1992-93) Joe Brookins................ Dallas (1992-93) Las Vegas (1994) Houston (1996) Trey Burk............................Texas (1997) Cole Cayce..................... Houston (1997) Daniel Chapman........... Dallas (1992-93) Connecticut (1995) Gary Compton.............. Dallas (1992-93) Fort Worth (1994) Milwaukee (1995-2001) Indiana (2002) Grand Rapids (2002) Tampa Bay (2003) Philadelphia (2004) Clint Dolezel.........Milwaukee (1995-96) Houston (1997-99) Grand Rapids (2001-03) Las Vegas (2004-05) Dallas (2006-08) Corey Kelley.................Nashville (2001) Bo Kelly..... Arizona (1996-99, 2001-08) Carolina (2000) Kyle Mackey.................... Albany (1990) Fort Worth (1994) Dwayne Phorne............ Dallas (1992-93) Arizona (1994-98) Traco Rachel.......Los Angeles (2005-07) Tampa Bay (2008) Allen Roulette.................. Albany (1989) Dallas (1990-91) Jim Suiter...................Tampa Bay (1997) Terrell Sutton................. Houston (2001) Mike Trigg.................. Detroit (1989-90) Eric Turner................. Fort Worth (1994) Chris White.................... Houston (2001)

CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Lowry Briley..............Toronto (1973-75) Ottawa (1976) British Columbia (1976) James Epps.................Calgary (1998-99) Saskatchewan (2000-01) Marcus Gates........... San Antonio (1995) Eric Herrick........... Shreveport (1995-96) LeRoy Johnson...........Vancouver (1974) Brian Jones............ Shreveport (1995-96) Bo Kelly...................Birmingham (1995) Traco Rachel......... Saskatchewan (2001) Mike Richardson............. Calgary (1979) Bryn Roy..................Montreal (2012-13) James Talbot.................... Toronto (1974) Curtis Wester............... Edmonton (1970) Vancouver (1973-75) British Columbia (1976) Toronto (1977) Saskatchewan (1977) Antonio Wilson........... Edmonton (2004)

WORLD LEAGUE OF AMERICAN FOOTBALL/NFL EUROPE Cedric Bonner...............Hamburg (2005) Anthony Brooks.............. London (1995) Derrick Crawford..........Frankfurt (2005) Chris Dolan....................Scotland (1999) Eric Turner...................Barcelona (1995) Antonio Wilson............Barcelona (2002)

UNITED STATES FOOTBALL LEAGUE Anthony Brock............... Houston (1984) Frank McClain..............Michigan (1983) Philadelphia (1984) Ted Sample.................. Oklahoma (1984)

OFFICIALS/UMPIRES Chad Brown........................NFL Referee Durwood Merrill................MLB Umpire Larry Nemmers...................NFL Referee

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POSTSEASON HISTORY 1953 TANGERINE BOWL

1972 NAIA SEMIFINAL

January 1, 1953 • Orlando, Fla. East Texas State 33, Tennessee Tech 0 East Texas State wasted little time in pouncing on the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles to claim their first-ever postseason victory with a 33-0 shutout in the seventh annual Tangerine Bowl. A capacity crowd of 12,340 watched the Lions score on their second and third posessions en route to their 19th straight win. Marvin Brown ran away with the most valuable player trophy and Lion quarterback Jim Gray threw for 273 yards and two touchdowns. The defense was impressive as well, holding the Eagles twice inside the Lion 12 yard line. Tennessee Tech East Texas State

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January 1, 1954 • Orlando, Fla. East Texas State 7, Arkansas State 7 The nation’s longest winning streak stopped at 29 as Coach “Catfish” Smith’s Lions could only manage a tie against the underdog Arkansas State Indians before a record crowd of 12,976 in the eighth annual Tangerine Bowl. The Lions turned the ball over five times, including a fumble inside their own 25 that set up the Indians’ only score. An off-side penalty cost the Lions a score in the third quarter, but Billy Ray Norris’ 25-yard TD run capped a nine-play, 61-yard scoring drive on their next possession. Another turnover almost cost the Lions the game. ASU intercepted a Gray pass at the Indian 25 late in the game but fumbled the ball at the Lion 45. 7 0

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ASU–James Turley 20 pass from Bobby Spann (Ness Sechrest kick) ET–Billy Ray Norris 25 run (George Riley kick)

January 1, 1958 • Orlando, Fla. East Texas State 10, Southern Mississippi 9 The Lions’ Neal Hinson kicked just one field goal during the entire 1957 season and it came at just the right time. His 31-yarder midway through the fourth quarter gave the underdog Lions a 10-9 Tangerine Bowl win over Southern Mississippi on New Year’s Night. The Lions were the only Texas four-year college to win a bowl game that season. The gritty Lion defense held USM scoreless four times inside the ET10, twice at the one. Coach J.V. Sikes used only 19 players to collect the victory as end Norm Roberts was named the MVP. 7 0

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The Lions totally dominated Missouri Valley, taking an easy 26-7 win to chalk up their second Tangerine Bowl win in less than a year. Missouri Valley led the nation with 449.6 yards per game rushing but was held to just 154 by the stingy Lion defense. “Stumblin” Sam McCord was named the game’s MVP with his 69 yards rushing, and 111 yards passing. 0 14 — 26 0 0 — 7

ET–Joe Harbour 2 run (kick failed) MV–Mel Rogers 1 run (Ray Mosey kick) ET–Gary Berry recovers Sam McCord fumble in end zone following McCord 15 run (kick failed) ET–Dan Malone 2 pass from McCord (Norm Roberts pass from McCord) ET–Tony Mandino 53 pass interception return (pass failed)

1972 NAIA CHAMPIONSHIP BOWL December 9, 1972 • Commerce, Texas East Texas State 21, Carson-Newman 18

The East Texas State Lions claimed their first official national football championship with a come-from-behind 21-18 victory over Carson-Newman at Memorial Stadium. The Lions took advantage of nine Eagle turnovers, including two which set up ET scores. Kenneth Parks carried the football a record 49 times on his way to winning the Outstanding Back award. He scored the game-winning touchdown with 8:17 to go in the fourth. The Lion defense kept Carson-Newman down most of the game, allowing the Eagles only one possession inside of Lion territory that didn’t end up in a score. The game was played in a misty rain in 40 degree temperatures before a crowd of 4,539. 0 12 6 0 — 18 0 7 7 7 — 21

ET–8:37, 2nd–Nelson Robinson 3 run (Jon Washington kick) CN–4:35, 2nd–Skip Johns 2 run (kick failed) CN–1:37, 2nd–Tim George 47 pass from Jimmy Sullivan (run failed) ET–6:54, 3rd–Will Cureton 1 run (Washington kick) CN–2:23, 3rd–George 18 pass from Sullivan (pass intercepted) ET–8:17, 4th–Ken Parks 3 run (Washington kick)

1980 NAIA QUARTERFINAL

December 6, 1980 Conway, Ark. East Texas State 27, Central Arkansas 21

December 27, 1958 • Orlando, Fla. East Texas State 26, Missouri Valley 7

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ET–8:03, 1st–Kenneth Parks 4 run (Jon Washington kick) ET–5:27, 2nd–Nelson Robinson 17 run (Washington kick) ET–0:03, 2nd–Dudley Slice 7 pass from Will Cureton (Washington kick) ET–8:28, 3rd–Parks 1 run (Washington kick) ET–2:38, 3rd–Parks 21 run (Washington kick) ET–4:24, 4th–John Paul Jones 12 run (Washington kick) ET–2:57, 4th–Autry Beamon 69 punt return (kick blocked) ET–0:12, 4th–Jack Frampton 1 run (kick blocked)

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ET–Gary Berry 2 run (Neal Hinson kick) USM–George Sekul 1 run (Bobby Lance kick) USM–Safety (ET’s Sam McCord tackled in end zone following bad pass from center) ET–Hinson 31 FG

East Texas State Missouri Valley

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Carson-Newman East Texas State

1958 TANGERINE BOWL

East Texas State Southern Mississippi

The Lions hosted their first-ever playoff game at Memorial Stadium and shocked the nation with a 54-0 blowout of top-ranked Central Oklahoma (who would later become a Lone Star Conference member). The Lions scored on their first possession and rolled up 21 first-half points on their way to the NAIA championship game. ET collected 519 yards of total offense in a game that saw eight NAIA playoff records broken or tied. Lion tailback Kenneth Parks scored three touchdowns and rushed for 246 yards on 31 carries, both playoff records. The Lion defense rose to the occasion, stopping the Bronchos both times they got inside of the ET20. Central Oklahoma East Texas State

ET–Marvin Brown 26 run (kick failed) ET–Tom McCormack 14 pass from Jim Gray (Lloyd Corder kick) ET–Brown 76 pass from Gray (Corder kick) ET–Glynn Johnston 75 interception return (kick failed) ET–Lucky Parks 8 run (Corder kick)

Arkansas State East Texas State

November 25, 1972 • Commerce, Texas East Texas State 54, Central Oklahoma 0

The East Texas State Lions, entering the playoffs as the number eight seed, once again knocked off the number one team in the opening round of the NAIA playoffs, as they upset Central Arkansas 27-21 in Conway. The Lions jumped out to a 21-7 second-quarter lead, only to have the heavily-favored Bears tie the score in the fourth quarter. But led by Wade Wilson, the Lions took advantage of a short UCA punt to come back and Cary Noiel burst in from five yards out to give the Lions another postseason victory. UCA was in Lion territory only twice in the second half––once when they got the ball at the ET34 on a fumble recovery (later ET intercepts), and once when the Bears hit the game tying touchdown pass from the ET49. East Texas State Central Arkansas

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ET–10:51, 1st–Wade Wilson 1 run (kick failed) UCA–4:55, 1st–Phil Caldwell 1 run (Tony Nassar kick) ET–11:46, 2nd–Cary Noiel 1 run (Noiel run) ET– 9:28, 2nd–Randy Smith 28 pass from Wilson (James Porter kick) UCA–0:27, 2nd–Ron Mallett 9 pass from Randy Huffstickler (Nassar kick) UCA–13:00, 4th–Nakita Robertson 49 pass from Huffstickler (Nassar kick) ET– 5:39, 4th–Noiel 5 run (kick failed)

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POSTSEASON HISTORY 1980 NAIA SEMIFINAL

1991 NCAA DIVISION II FIRST ROUND

It was a first for East Texas State as the Lions lost for the first time in the postseason, literally giving Elon College a 14-6 decision. ET turned the ball over seven times (four interceptions and three fumbles) while holding Elon to under 140 yards of total offense and just nine yards passing. ET miscues led to both Fighting Christian scores. The return of an intercepted pass by Charles Womack was the first TD and the break away score came the first play after the Lions roughed the Elon punter in the fourth quarter. ET’s only score came when Wade Wilson hit Ron Trammell in the third quarter. Give credit to the Christian’s defense, holding the Lions twice inside the 20, and stalling ET’s final drive at the EC4 with :24 left.

The Lions, who hadn’t posted back-to-back postseason appearances since 1957-58, sent 3,000 Lions fans home happy with 22 third-quarter points en route to a 36-15 victory. The game, played in bitterly cold, windy conditions, was the first-ever NCAA championship event hosted by the university. Running back Gary Perry led the way with 118 yards rushing and two touchdowns. The Lion defense forced eight turnovers.

December 13, 1980 • Commerce, Texas Elon College 14, East Texas State 6

Elon College East Texas State

November 23, 1991 • Commerce, Texas East Texas State 36, Grand Valley State 15

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EC– 5:43, 1st–Charles Womack 21 interception return (Phil Renn kick) ET– 3:15, 3rd–Ron Trammell 10 pass from Wade Wilson (kick failed) EC– 13:19, 4th–Fred Jordan 33 run (Renn kick)

1990 NCAA DIVISION II FIRST ROUND November 17, 1990 • Allendale, Mich. East Texas State 20, Grand Valley St. 14

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ET–10:41, 1st–Gary Perry 2 run (Billy Watkins kick) GV–4:50, 1st–Jack Hull 23 run (Miguel Sagaro kick) ET–7:30, 3rd–Bob Bounds 13 run (pass failed) ET–2:37, 3rd–Safety, Joe Brookins tackles Anthony Evens in endzone ET–:48, 3rd–Perry 1 run (Watkins kick) ET–0:00, 3rd–Willie Mozeke 48 pass from Mike Meador (Watkins kick) ET–4:34, 4th–Eddie Tenison 11 run (Watkins kick) GV–:31, 4th–John Sanders 7 pass from Hull (Bob Mitchell pass from Hull)

November 30, 1991 • Pittsburg, Kan. Pittsburg State 38, East Texas State 28

The Lions and Gorillas, who had already met during the season, squared off in the quarterfinals for the second straight year. PSU,which saw it’s 56-game win streak snapped by the Lions back in September, won 38-28 on their way to the national championship. The Lions, who literally beat themselves with nine turnovers, spotted the Gorillas 31 points in the first 15:05 of the game. A pair of touchdown passes and two TD runs pulled the Lions back to 31-28 in the third quarter. But turnovers struck again, killing three more drives. East Texas State Pittsburg State

GV–7:25, 1st–Eric Lynch 1 run (kick failed) ET–2:20, 1st–Gary Perry 4 run (Billy Watkins kick) ET–6:32, 2nd–Watkins 42 FG ET–5:42, 3rd–Gary Compton 35 pass from Bob Bounds (Watkins kick) GV–9:09, 4th–Jack Hull 4 run (Sean Mele pass from Hull) ET–4:02, 4th–Watkins 35 FG

1990 NCAA DIVISION II QUARTERFINAL November 24, 1990 • Pittsburg, Kan. Pittsburg State 60, East Texas State 28

The Lions turned the game over to the Pittsburg State Gorillas, 60-28. Eight turnovers (five interceptions, three fumbles) that led to easy PSU touchdowns and several missed scoring opportunities doomed the Lions. Receiver Gary Compton scored three of the Lion touchdowns, catching and running for scores, and recovering an ET fumble in the end zone. The Lions trailed, 39-14, at half, but pulled within 11, 39-28 in the third. Turnovers opened the flood gates as the Gorillas scored 21 unanswered points. East Texas State Pittsburg State

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The Lions returned to postseason play 10 years after their last playoff action, posting an impressive 20-14 triumph over Grand Valley State. It was the first NCAA Division II playoff action for the Lions, who played before 3,103 fans in the stands and a live television audience in Grand Rapids and satellite TV back to Texas. While GVSU grabbed the early lead, the Lions came back with an impressive 13-play, 83-yard drive to take a lead they would not relinquish. All-Americans Eric Turner and Terry Bagsby came up with fourth-quarter interceptions to seal the Lions’ first NCAA playoff victory. East Texas State Grand Valley State

Grand Valley State East Texas State

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ET–10:28, 1st–Gary Compton recovers Jarrod Owens fumble in end zone following Owens 8 run (Billy Watkins kick) PS– 9:30, 1st–Ronald Moore 11 run (James Jenkins kick) PS– 7:37, 1st–Darren Dawson 3 run (Jenkins kick) PS– 1:12, 1st–Jody Truitt 8 pass from Jay Padden (Todd Hafner run following blocked kick) PS–11:32, 2nd–Jenkins 23 FG PS– 4:07, 2nd–Dawson 8 run (Jenkins kick) ET– 3:24, 2nd–Compton 20 pass from Bob Bounds (Watkins kick) PS– 1:57, 2nd–Truitt 8 pass from Padden (Jenkins kick) ET– 7:23, 3rd–Compton 8 run (Watkins kick) ET– 1:58, 3rd–Owens 1 run (Watkins kick) PS–14:50, 4th–Dawson 19 run (Jenkins kick) PS–10:44, 4th–Dawson 1 run (Jenkins kick) PS– 9:28, 4th–Ronnie West 30 run (Jenkins kick)

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PSU–8:54, 1st–Darren Dawson 2 run (James Jenkins kick) PSU–5:25, 1st–Dawson 3 run (Jenkins kick) PSU–3:20, 1st–Ronald Moore 3 run (Jenkins kick) PSU–:38, 1st–Jenkins 33 Field Goal PSU–14:55, 2nd–Brian Pinamonti 17 pass from Brian Hutchins (Jenkins kick) ET–5:25, 2nd–Gary Perry 1 run (Billy Watkins kick) ET–5:03, 2nd–Perry 9 pass from Mike Meador (Watkins kick) ET–10:29, 3rd–David Chapman 26 run (Watkins kick) ET–9:05, 3rd–Eddie Tenison 50 pass from Meador (Watkins kick) PSU–12:34, 4th–Dawson 2 run (Jenkins kick)

1995 NCAA DIVISION II FIRST ROUND November 18, 1995 • Portland, Ore. Portland State 56, East Texas State 35

Portland State took advantage of a pair of Lion turnovers to post 21 straight second-quarter points and held off a late Lion charge to take a 56-35 playoff win. The Lions trailed, 41-14, in the third quarter before posting three touchdowns in a six-minute span to pull within a touchdown. The Vikings responded with two late scores, however, and the Lion comeback fell short. East Texas State Portland State

7 0 14 14 — 35 7 21 13 15 — 56

PSU–:35, 1st-Kyle Allen 1 run (Kevin Brennan kick) ET–:07, 1st-Greg Watson 42 pass from Cole Cayce (David Dell kick) PSU–5:26, 2nd-Allen 7 run (Brennan kick) PSU–:44, 2nd-James Hundon 15 pass from Allen (Brennan kick) PSU–:34, 2nd-Brand 23 fumble return (Brennan kick) PSU–13:17/3rd, Brennan 34 FG ET–5:40,3rd-Deatto Mayfield 3 run (Dell kick) PSU–3:33, 3rd-Brennan 24 FG PSU-1:39,3rd-Grossman 5 pass from Allen (Brennan kick) ET-1:13,3rd-Watson 75 pass from Cayce (Dell kick) ET–14:47,4th-Epps 43 pass from Cayce (Dell kick ET–8:18, 4th-Cayce 1 run (Dell kick) PSU–5:00, 4th-Hundon 54 pass from Allen (Chandler pass from Allen) PSU–3:32,4th-Allen 6 run (Brennan kick)

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YEAR 1995 1996 1999 2005 2006

5 TOTAL SELECTIONS PLAYER POS. TEAM Kevin Mathis........................CB..............1st Kevin Mathis........................CB..............1st Antonio Wilson.................... LB..............1st J.D. Hearn............................. LB..............1st Darvin Peterson...................DB..............1st 5 First Team

ASSOCIATED PRESS LITTLE

YEAR 1936 1937 1938 1940 1947 1949 1951 1952 1953 1954 1957 1958 1959 1960 1963 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973

78 TOTAL SELECTIONS PLAYER POS. TEAM Johnny Garrison...................RB.............HM Darrell Tully.......................... FB.............HM Darrell Tully.......................... FB..............1st Gene Hodge..........................DE.............HM C.W. Churchill....................... G..............HM R.L. Fite.................................DE.............HM Bill Floyd................................ T..............HM Bob Harp...............................RB.............HM W.H. James............................. C..............HM Mack Philbrick.....................DE.............HM P.K. Rogers............................RB.............HM Clinton White.......................RB.............HM Leon Winton.......................... T..............HM James Batchelor....................RB.............2nd Bill Engle...............................RB.............HM Fred Herring.......................... T..............HM D.L. “Bruno” Ashley........OT-OG.........HM Marvin Brown......................RB.............HM James Coble........................... G..............HM Jim Gray................................QB.............HM Tom McCormack.................DE.............HM D.L. “Bruno” Ashley........OT-OG.........2nd Jim Gray................................QB.............HM D.L. “Bruno” Ashley........OT-OG..........1st Jim Gray................................QB.............2nd Bobby Fox...........................QB-S...........HM Norman Roberts..................DE.............HM Sam McCord.........................QB..............1st Sam McCord.........................QB..............1st Dee Mackey..........................DE.............HM James Williams.....................QB.............HM Orville Hudson.................... LB..............1st Fred Polser............................. T..............HM Mike Venable........................ LB.............HM Arthur James........................RB.............HM Arthur James........................RB.............2nd Jack Herrington....................OT............HM Don Hynds........................... LB.............HM Dwight White.......................DE.............HM Harvey Martin......................DE.............HM Chris Wester........................ OG.............1st Kenneth Parks......................RB.............2nd Harvey Martin......................DE............. 3rd Autry Beamon......................DB.............HM Denver Crawley....................OT............HM Dudley Slice......................... WR............HM Autry Beamon......................DB..............1st Phillip Bangs.........................DE.............HM Tim Collier...........................DB.............HM LeRoy Johnson..................... LB.............HM Bryant Pool...........................OT............HM

YEAR PLAYER POS. TEAM 1973 Jackie Woods....................... OG............HM 1974 Autry Beamon......................DB.............HM Tim Collier...........................DB.............HM 1977 David Bryant....................... OG............ 3rd Terry Skinner........................QB.............HM 1980 Danny Kirk........................... LB.............HM Wade Wilson........................QB.............HM 1982 Kyle Mackey..........................QB.............HM 1983 Ricky Dirks...........................RB.............2nd 1984 Donnie White....................... LB.............HM 1986 Mike Ciszewski.................... LB.............HM Lawrence Motton.................DT............HM 1988 Gary Compton.................WR-TE.........HM Kit Morton............................DE.............HM 1990 Terry Bagsby.........................DE..............1st Eric Turner............................CB.............2nd 1991 Dwayne Phorne....................OT.............1st Eric Turner............................CB.............2nd 1992 Eric Turner............................CB..............1st Pat Williams..........................CB..............1st 1993 Fred Woods........................... LB..............1st 1995 Kevin Mathis........................CB............. 3rd 1996 Kevin Mathis........................CB.............2nd 1999 Antonio Wilson.................... LB..............1st 2003 Chris Miller........................... P.............. 3rd 2005 J.D. Hearn............................. LB.............2nd 2008 Ricky Hope...........................DL.............2nd 13 First Team; 11 Second Team; 4 Third Team; 50 Honorable Mention

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YEAR 2012

1 TOTAL SELECTION PLAYER POS. TEAM Danny Mason....................... LB.............2nd 1 Second Team

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78 TOTAL SELECTIONS YEAR PLAYER POS. TEAM 1991 Eric Turner............................CB..............1st 1992 Eric Turner............................CB..............1st Billy Watkins.......................... K.............. 3rd 1993 Fred Woods........................... LB..............1st Duane Hicks.........................DT............ 3rd 1994 LeRance Shaw....................... LB............. 3rd Daryl Anderson.................. WR............HM Bobby Connelly................... OG............HM Chris Dolan........................... P..............HM Marcus Gates........................CB.............HM Kevin Mathis........................CB.............HM 1995 Kevin Mathis........................CB..............1st Daryl Anderson.................. WR............2nd David Dell.............................. K..............2nd Chris Dolan........................... P..............2nd Jason Smith...........................RB.............HM 4 First Team; 3 Second Team; 3 Third Team; 6 Honorable Mention

COLLEGE FOOTBALL CHRONICLE

YEAR 1997

1 TOTAL SELECTION PLAYER POS. TEAM Trent Dagen..........................OL.............HM 1 Honorable Mention

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DAKTRONICS

YEAR 2005 2008

2 TOTAL SELECTIONS PLAYER POS. TEAM J.D. Hearn............................. LB..............1st Ricky Hope...........................DL.............2nd 1 First Team; 1 Second Team

DON HANSEN’S FOOTBALL GAZETTE

39 TOTAL SELECTIONS YEAR PLAYER POS. TEAM 1989 Terry Babsby.........................DE.............2nd Gary Compton.................... WR............2nd 1990 Terry Babsby.........................DE.............2nd Dwayne Phorne....................OT............2nd Eric Turner............................CB............. 3rd 1991 Eric Turner............................CB..............1st Micah Haley........................ NG............2nd Billy Watkins.......................... K..............2nd Jim White............................... C..............2nd Dwayne Phorne....................OT............ 3rd Bob Bounds..........................QB.............HM Curtis Buckley...................... LB.............HM 1992 Eric Turner............................CB..............1st Billy Watkins.......................... K...............1st Fred Woods........................... LB..............1st Curtis Buckley...................... LB.............2nd Anthony Brooks.................. WR............ 3rd Earl Bell.................................OT............HM Duane Hicks.........................DT............HM 1993 Billy Watkins.......................... K...............1st Fred Woods........................... LB..............1st Duane Hicks.........................DT............ 3rd Barry Gillingwater................ P..............HM Kevin Mathis........................CB.............HM 1994 Bobby Connelly................... OG............ 3rd Chris Dolan........................... P.............. 3rd LeRance Shaw....................... LB.............HM 1995 Chris Dolan........................... P..............2nd Kevin Mathis........................CB............. 3rd David Dell.............................. K..............HM 1996 Kevin Mathis........................CB.............2nd James Epps........................... WR............ 3rd Brett Bertrand......................DE.............HM 1999 Antonio Wilson.................... LB..............1st 2003 Chris Miller........................... P...............1st Jared Williams...................... LB............. 3rd 2006 David Peterson.....................DB.............2nd 2008 Ricky Hope...........................DL..............1st 2009 William Green......................DL..............1st 10 First Team; 11 Second Team; 9 Third Team; 9 Honorable Mention

LION ALL-AMERICANS LION ALL-AMERICANS BY THE NUMBERS FIRST TEAM.......................................... 66 SECOND TEAM...................................... 41 THIRD TEAM........................................ 18 HONORABLE MENTION....................... 96

HELMS FOUNDATION

YEAR 1955

TOTAL ALL-AMERICANS.................... 221

DMF

YEAR 1995

1 TOTAL SELECTION PLAYER POS. TEAM Travis Marshall.....................DE............. 3rd 1 Third Team

EASTMAN KODAK COACHES’ COLLEGE DIVISION

YEAR 1968 1970 1972 1984 1988 1990 1991 1992 1993

9 TOTAL SELECTIONS PLAYER POS. TEAM Chad Brown..........................OT.............1st Dub Lewis.............................. C...............1st Curtis Wester....................... OG.............1st Alan Veingrad......................OT.............1st Kit Morton............................DE..............1st Terry Bagsby.........................DE..............1st Eric Turner............................CB..............1st Eric Turner............................CB..............1st Fred Woods........................... LB..............1st 9 First Team

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YEAR 1972

1 TOTAL SELECTION PLAYER POS. TEAM Harvey Martin......................DE..............1st 1 First Team

FOOTBALL QUARTERLY

YEAR 1996

1 TOTAL SELECTION PLAYER POS. TEAM Kevin Mathis........................CB.............2nd 1 Second Team

GRANTLAND RICE

YEAR 1938

1 TOTAL SELECTION PLAYER POS. TEAM Darrell Tully.......................... FB.............HM 1 Honorable Mention

2 TOTAL SELECTION PLAYER POS. TEAM Bobby Fox...........................QB-S............1st Dean Hesse............................ T...............1st 2 First Team

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

YEAR 1957 1958 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1977 1979 1980 1981

43 TOTAL SELECTIONS PLAYER POS. TEAM Norman Roberts..................DE..............1st Kenneth Deason.................... G..............HM Sam McCord.........................QB.............HM Norman Roberts..................DE..............1st Orville Hudson.................... LB..............1st Fred Polser............................. T..............2nd Curtis Guyton.......................RB.............HM Curtis Guyton.......................RB.............HM Sam Walton...........................OT............2nd Tom Black............................ WR............HM Arthur James........................RB.............HM Arthur James........................RB..............1st Tom Black............................ WR............HM Chad Brown..........................OT............HM Bruce Butler.......................... LB.............HM Arthur James........................RB..............1st Dub Lewis.............................. C..............2nd Dwight White.......................DE.............HM Autry Beamon......................DB.............HM Harvey Martin......................DE.............HM Mark Regian.......................... K..............HM Kenneth Parks......................RB..............1st Curtis Wester....................... OG.............1st Autry Beamon......................DB.............2nd Harvey Martin......................DE.............2nd Denver Crawley....................OT............HM Ricky Earle............................DB.............HM Dudley Slice......................... WR............HM Autry Beamon......................DB..............1st LeRoy Johnson..................... LB.............2nd Autry Beamon......................DB..............1st Ronnie Gant.........................DT............HM Tim Collier...........................DB..............1st Leonard Allen........................ K..............HM Aundra Thompson...............RB.............HM David Bryant....................... OG.............1st Terry Skinner........................QB.............HM Lonnie Cunigan.................. WR............HM Danny Kirk........................... LB.............HM Wade Wilson........................QB.............HM Wade Wilson........................QB..............1st Danny Kirk........................... LB.............2nd Cary Noiel.............................RB..............1st 13 First Team; 7 Second Team; 23 Honorable Mention

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9 TOTAL SELECTIONS YEAR PLAYER POS. TEAM 1993 Fred Woods........................... LB.............2nd Billy Watkins.......................... K.............. 3rd 1995 Kevin Mathis........................CB............. 3rd David Dell.............................. K..............HM Jason Smith...........................RB.............HM 1996 Kevin Mathis........................CB.............2nd James Epps........................... WR............HM 1999 Antonio Wilson.................... LB..............1st 2003 Chris Miller........................... P...............1st 2 First Team; 2 Second Team; 2 Third Team; 3 Honorable Mention

UNIVERSAL SPORTS

YEAR 1972

2 TOTAL SELECTION PLAYER POS. TEAM Kenneth Parks......................RB..............1st Curtis Wester....................... OG.............1st 2 First Team

WILLIAMSON RATING SYSTEM

YEAR 1957 1958 1963 1964

5 TOTAL SELECTION PLAYER POS. TEAM Norman Roberts..................DE..............1st Sam McCord.........................QB..............1st Orville Hudson.................... LB..............1st John Stooksberry.................QB.............HM Fred Polser............................. T..............HM 3 First Team; 2 Honorable Mention

FIRST TEAM ALL-LSC SELECTIONS YEAR 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1946 1947 1948 1949

PLAYER POS. Parkhill Shelton................................G R.A. Hitt............................................QB Bob Killingsworth............................G Brummell Little................................ FB Steven Matthews............................... T Herman Morgan..............................HB Melton Owen...................................DE Marvin Coffey...................................G Clovis Ethridge................................. C R.A. Hitt............................................QB Bob Killingsworth............................G Steven Matthews............................... T Sidney Albert Wright......................DE Guy Stevens......................................HB Bill Defee..........................................HB Clovis Ethridge................................. C Woodrow Keahey............................. T Guy Stevens......................................HB Johnny Garrison..............................HB Gene Hodge....................................G/T Woodrow Keahey............................. T Sam Montgomery............................ FB Kenneth Morphew........................... C Cecil Pirkey......................................DE Bill Defee..........................................HB Bruce Groce......................................HB Gene Hodge....................................G/T Sam Montgomery............................ FB Kenneth Morphew........................... C Harold Neal.......................................G Cecil Pirkey......................................DE Darrell Tully..................................... FB Gene Hodge....................................G/T Johnny Honey..................................DE Wylie Hudek..................................... T Harold Neal.......................................G Darrell Tully..................................... FB Clinton White..................................HB Earnest Freeman............................... T Johnny Honey..................................DE Cecil Phillips..................................... T Clinton White..................................HB Clinton White..................................HB Jerry Williamson.............................. T Leon Winton..................................... T Osburne Amburg............................HB J.C. Meeks.........................................HB R.W. Thompson................................G Johnny Bogue...................................HB Arnold Johnson...............................HB James O’Dell...................................... T Buck Perine......................................DE Rex Stultz..........................................HB Clyde Whittemore...........................DE James Batchelor................................QB R.W. Thompson................................G James Batchelor................................QB Bobby Griffin...................................QB Bill Engle...........................................HB Fred Herring..................................... T Joe Murphy.......................................DE Dick Norriss...................................... C

YEAR 1950 1951 1952 1952 1953 1954 1955 1957 1958 1959 1960 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971

PLAYER POS. Fred Herring..................................... T Charles Stewart................................HB Marvin Brown..................................HB James Cobble................................... OG Jack Hetherington............................ T Tom McCormack............................DE George “Corky” Bowling.................DB Marvin Brown..................................HB James Cobble................................... OG Mannie Day..................................... DG Forrest Favor....................................OT Carroll Holiday................................DE Tom McCormack............................DE R.C. Moore....................................... LB Duncan Thompson.........................DE Guy Broussard.................................. C Jim Gray............................................QB Madison Knight................................G George Riley.....................................HB Kenneth Braden................................ C Waylon Buchanan...........................DE Bobby Fox.......................................QB/S George Hartman............................... T Waylon Buchanan...........................DE Gary Berry........................................HB Kenneth Deason...............................G Sam McCord....................................QB Neal Hinson..................................... FB Norman Roberts..............................DE Gary Berry........................................HB Sam McCord....................................QB James Miller...................................... T Norman Roberts..............................DE Dee Mackey......................................DE Sam McCord....................................QB Bobby Parker..................................... T Bill D. Hopkins................................DE James Williams................................QB Orville Hudson..............................C/LB Orville Hudson..............................C/LB Ronald Poe.......................................OT Fred Polser........................................DT Fred Polser........................................DT John Jones.........................................DT Curtis Guyton..................................HB Tom Black......................................... SE Arthur James....................................RB Sam Walton......................................OT Bill Allison........................................ FB Arthur James....................................RB George Daskalakes......................... WR Jack Herrington................................ T Don Hynds.......................................DE Arthur James....................................RB Dub Lewis.......................................... C Dub Lewis.......................................... C Dwight White..................................DT Autry Beamon................................... S Harvey Martin.................................DE Mark Regian...................................... K

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YEAR 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988

PLAYER POS. Autry Beamon................................... S Denver Crowley...............................OT Will Cureton....................................QB Ricky Earle......................................... S Harvey Martin.................................DE Kenneth Parks..................................TB Dudley Slice.................................... WR Doug Walker.................................... LB Curtis Wester...................................OT Fred Woods...................................... LB Phillip Bangs....................................DE Autry Beamon................................... S Tim Collier.......................................DB LeRoy Johnson.................................DL Bryant Pool.......................................OT Jackie Woods................................... OG Leonard Allen................................... K Autry Beamon................................... S Tim Collier.......................................DB Leonard Allen................................... K Tim Collier.......................................DB Al Jones.............................................DB Ramiro Lucio.................................... C David Bryant................................... OG Tom Hay............................................ K Terry Skinner...................................QB Steve Washington............................OT Monty Woodall................................OT Lonnie Cunigan.............................. WR Danny Kirk....................................... LB Steve Washington............................OT Wade Wilson....................................QB Danny Kirk....................................... LB Cary Noiel........................................RB Curtis Ray........................................ DG Ron Trammell................................. WR Wade Wilson....................................QB Cary Noiel........................................RB Ben Boston.......................................DB Ricky Dirks.......................................RB Kyle Mackey.....................................QB Peter Roos.........................................OT Javier Cardenas................................TE Ricky Dirks.......................................RB Alan Veingrad..................................OT Javier Cardenas................................TE Bubba Elmore..................................DB Wes Smith........................................ WR Alan Veingrad..................................OT Donnie White.................................. LB Curtis Williams................................. C Dexter Branch..................................DL Mark Copeland................................ LB Wes Smith........................................ WR Vincent Stowers...............................DB Donnie White.................................. LB Mike Ciszewski................................ LB Lawrence Morton............................DL Winfred Essix.................................. WR Mike Ciszewski................................ LB Gary Compton................................ WR Kerry Shelton................................... FS

FIRST TEAM ALL-LSC SELECTIONS YEAR 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

PLAYER POS. Terry Bagsby.....................................DE Terry Bagsby.....................................DE Bob Bounds......................................QB Gary Compton................................ WR Jimmy Hooker.................................. SS Dwayne Phorne...............................OT Chad Turner..................................... LB Eric Turner.......................................CB Billy Watkins..................................... K Jim White........................................... C Bob Bounds......................................QB Joe Brookins.....................................DB Curtis Buckley.................................. LB Derrick Crawford............................DL Micah Haley.................................... NG Brian Harp....................................... WR Dwayne Phorne...............................OT Eddie Tenison................................. WR Eric Turner.......................................CB Billy Watkins..................................... K Jim White........................................... C Earl Bell.............................................OT Anthony Brooks.............................. WR Curtis Buckley.................................. LB Duane Hicks.....................................DT Michael Hightower..........................RB Billy Minor...................................... WR Eric Turner.......................................DB Billy Watkins..................................... K Pat Williams.....................................DB Eric Herrick..................................... OG Duane Hicks.....................................DT Chris Dolan....................................... P LaRance Shaw.................................. LB Daryl Anderson.............................. WR David Dell......................................... K Chris Dolan....................................... P Kevin Mathis....................................DB Jason Smith.......................................RB Ralph Bennett..................................OT Brett Bertrand..................................DE Cole Cayce........................................QB David Dell......................................... K James Epps....................................... WR Kevin Mathis....................................DB Jim Suiter..........................................OT Will Schale......................................... P David Dell......................................... K Will Schale......................................... P Antonio Wilson............................... LB Antonio Wilson............................... LB Tait Afualo........................................OT Adrian Barnes.................................. FB Jesse Brooks...................................... LB Bryan Smith.....................................DE Adrian Barnes.................................. FB John Paul Mulligan.......................... LB Demetrius Rector............................RB Bryan Smith.....................................DE Adrian Barnes.................................. FB Chris Miller....................................... P

YEAR 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

PLAYER POS. Chris Miller....................................... P Jared Williams.................................. LB Victor Bennett................................. WR Ha’a Bento.......................................... K Chris Miller....................................... P Nick Benton.....................................OT Cliff Edwards....................................RB Ryan Graves..................................... OG J.D. Hearn......................................... LB L.J. Searcy.........................................DB Terrance Smith.................................DL Duane Davis.....................................OL Cliff Edwards....................................RB Corey Goodall..................................TE Sean McKinney................................DL Darvin Peterson...............................DB L.J. Searcy.........................................DB Garnet Smith.................................... LB Joe Young.......................................... LB Alex Contreras.................................DB Nabil El-Amin..................................RB Nabil El-Amin..................................KR Foaki Fifita........................................ LB A.J. Johnson......................................DL Elliot Jones........................................DB Deveon McKinney..........................OL Chris Miller..................................... WR JaMichael Palmer............................ WR Luis Salazer.......................................OL Darron Sheppard.............................OL Garnet Smith.................................... LB Marcus Smith...................................DL R.J. Brisbon.......................................OL Courtney Edmond..........................DB Andrew Gamboa............................. LB Ricky Hope.......................................DL Darron Sheppard.............................OL Willie Thornton.............................. WR Juan Velasco...................................... P Chad Washington............................ LB Ahmed Abo-Mahmood................... K R.J. Brisbon.......................................OL Alex Contreras.................................. S Marcus Graham...............................RB William Green.................................DL Israel Hughes....................................DB David Sudderth................................OL Cory Whitfield................................. LB Kenzee Jackson............................... WR Danny Mason................................... LB Cory Whitfield................................. LB Danny Mason................................... LB

TOTAL SELECTIONS............................... 297

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MULTIPLE FIRST TEAM ALL-LSC FOUR -TIME HONOREE Autry Beamon • DB....................1971, 1972, 1973, 1974 THREE -TIME HONOREES Gene Hodge • G/T................................. 1936, 1937, 1938 Clinton White • HB............................... 1938, 1939, 1940 Sam McCord • QB................................. 1957, 1958, 1959 Arthur James • RB................................. 1967, 1968, 1969 Tim Collier • DB.................................... 1973, 1974, 1975 Eric Turner • CB.................................... 1990, 1991, 1992 Billy Watkins • K.................................... 1990, 1991, 1992 David Dell • K........................................ 1995, 1996, 1998 Adrian Barnes • FB................................ 2000, 2001, 2002 Chris Miller • P...................................... 2002, 2003, 2004 TWO -TIME HONOREES R.A. Hitt • QB...................................................1933, 1934 Bob Killingsworth • G.....................................1933, 1934 Steven Matthews • T........................................1933, 1934 Clovis Ethridge • C...........................................1934, 1935 Guy Stevens • HB.............................................1934, 1935 Bill Defee • HB..................................................1935, 1937 Woodrow Keahy •T..........................................1935, 1936 Sam Montgomery • FB....................................1936, 1937 Kenneth Morphew • C.....................................1936, 1937 Cecil Pirkey • DE..............................................1936, 1937 Harold Neal • G................................................1937, 1938 Darrell Tully • FB..............................................1937, 1938 Johnny Honey • DE..........................................1938, 1939 R.W. Thompson • G.........................................1941, 1946 James Batchelor • QB.......................................1946, 1947 Fred Herring • T...............................................1949, 1950 Marvin Brown • RB..........................................1951, 1952 James Cobble • OG..........................................1951, 1952 Tom McCormack • DE....................................1951, 1952 Waylon Buchanan • DE...................................1954, 1955 Gary Berry • HB...............................................1957, 1958 Norman Roberts • DE......................................1957, 1958 Orville Hudson • C/LB....................................1962, 1963 Fred Polser • DT...............................................1963, 1964 Dub Lewis • C...................................................1969, 1970 Harvey Martin • DE.........................................1971, 1972 Leonard Allen • K.............................................1974, 1975 Steve Washington • OT....................................1977, 1979 Danny Kirk • LB...............................................1979, 1980 Wade Wilson • QB...........................................1979, 1980 Cary Noiel • RB................................................1980, 1981 Ricky Dirks • RB...............................................1982, 1983 Javier Cardenas • TE........................................1983, 1984 Alan Veingrad • OT.........................................1983, 1984 Wes Smith • WR...............................................1984, 1985 Donnie White • LB...........................................1984, 1985 Mike Ciszewski • LB........................................1986, 1988 Gary Compton • WR.......................................1988, 1990 Terry Bagsby • DE............................................1989, 1990 Duane Hicks • DT............................................1992, 1993 Chris Dolan • P.................................................1994, 1995 Kevin Mathis • DB............................................1995, 1996 Will Schale • P...................................................1997, 1998 Antonio Wilson • LB........................................1998, 1999 Bryan Smith • DE.............................................2000, 2001 Cliff Edwards • RB............................................2005, 2006 L.J. Searcy • DB.................................................2005, 2006 Alex Contreras • S............................................2007, 2009 Nabil El-Amin.......................................................2007 (2) Darron Sheppard • OL.....................................2007, 2008 R.J. Brisbon • OL..............................................2008, 2009 Cory Whitfield • LB.........................................2009, 2011 Danny Mason • LB...........................................2010, 2012

SECOND TEAM ALL-LSC SELECTIONS YEAR 1934 1940 1947 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1962 1963 1964 1966 1967

PLAYER POS. Earl Coles.................... DE J.W. Martin.................. HB O’Dell Sikes...................T Charles Churchill.........G R.L. Fite....................... DE Earnest Freeman..........T Bobby Griffin.............. QB Charles Dexter..............G Bill Engle..................... HB Jim Gray...................... QB Charles Haldeman.......C Ernest Stinson..............G Bob Williams...............FB Guy Broussard..............C Bob Crump................. DT Jim Gray...................... QB Thurman Pynes.......... DB George Riley............... HB George Hartman..........T Judd Ramsey................FB Larry Kemp...................G Donald Yates............... DE Kenneth Braden...........C Bobby Fox................. QB/S Dean Hesse...................T Jackie Barrett.............. DE Dean Hesse...................T Billy Lyles................... G/T Larry Bell.................... OT James Miller..................T Larry Bell.................... OT Jim Farmer....................G Jimmy Gafford..............G Billy Lyles................... G/T Jim Farmer....................G Jim Reed........................T George Boynton......... HB Wallace Miller.............FB Jerry Peveto...................T Dan Davidson............. HB Ed Joe Matus............... DE Fred Polser.................. DT Bob Burrows............... OT Larry Franklin............ DE John Jackson.................G Charles Neuman...... C/LB David O’Bannon..........E Fred Polser..................OG Ted Polser......................T Gordon Scarborough..LB Charles Neuman...... C/LB Sam Walton................. OT Charles Froneberger....C Bill Garner.................. DE David McKay................ S Mike Venable...............LB Ronald Zwernemann.OT Tommy Briscoe..........OG Chad Brown................ OT Mike Venable...............LB

YEAR PLAYER POS. 1968 Tom Black....................SE Chad Brown................ OT Bruce Butler.................LB Richard Houston........WR Don Hynds.................. DE 1969 Bill Allison...................FB Grady Ivy................... C/LB Mike Kingcaid............ DT Dwight White............. DT 1970 George Daskalakes.....WR Morris Minatee...........OG 1971 Denver Crawley.......... OT Belford Page................ DB Nelson Robinson........OG Doug Walker................LB 1972 Calvin Harris.............. TE LeRoy Johnson........... DT 1973 Dudley Slice................WR Jim Talley......................C Curtis Wesley...............LB 1974 Richard Akers.............WR Ronnie Gant...............DG Jackie Woods..............OG 1975 Gary Bowers................FB David Bryant..............OG Ronnie Gant...............DG Gary Pitts......................P Aundra Thompson..... RB 1976 David Bryant..............OG Sid Cates.......................LB Ronnie Gant...............DG 1977 Brian Jackson.............. DB Ramiro Lucio................C Joe Petrino..................DG Mike Richardson........ TB Dannie Rogers.............SE 1978 Danny Kirk..................LB Steve Washington....... OT 1979 Brian Barnes............... DE Mike Hall....................OG Brian Jackson.............. DB 1980 Jimmy Buster..............DG Blake Cooper................C Anthony Freeman...... DB David Midolo...............T Randy Smith................SE 1981 Anthony Brock............LB Frank Moore............... TE Peter Roos................... OT Ted Sample...................FB Darren Smith.............. DB Randy Smith................SE 1982 Javier Cardenas........... TE David Lowe................. DE Burl Perry......................C 1983 Chris Flynn................. DB Vince Murray.............. DB Gaylon Surratt............OG 1984 Bruno Briones............ QB Mark Copeland...........LB Ricky Dirks................. TB

YEAR PLAYER POS. 1985 Robert Giddens.......... TE Frank Haggerty.......... DL Lynn Herrick.............. OT Mike Trigg................... QB 1986 Mark Kerr................... DL Aaron Muehlstein...... DB Allen Roulette............. OT Vincent Stowers.......... DB 1987 Kevin Hedges.............. OT Aaron Muehlstein...... DB Jarrod Owens.............. RB 1988 Jeff Dotie.....................WR Kit Morton.................. DE Allen Roulette............. OT Steve Sellers................. OL Mike Trigg................... QB 1989 Gary Compton...........WR Kit Morton.................. DE John Varnell..................C 1990 Micah Haley...............NG Don Madden..............OG Gary Perry................... RB Billy Watkins.................K 1991 David Chapman..........FB David Gaskamp..........OG Finis Turner.................. S 1992 Clint Dolezel............... QB Barry Gillingwater.......P Eric Herrick................OG Jarobi Nelson..............NG Terrance Toliver..........LB 1993 Clint Dolezel............... QB Barry Gillingwater.......P Brian Jones.................. OT Kevin Mathis.............. CB Donald Wesley...........WR 1994 Daryl Anderson.........WR Bobby Connelly..........OG Trent Dagen................ TE Jerry Epps....................WR Marcus Gates.............. CB Kevin Mathis.............. CB 1995 Trent Dagen................ TE Jason Hoffman..............C Travis Marshall........... DE Carl Walker.................NG 1997 Trent Dagen................ TE Carl Mitchell................LB Traco Rachel............... DB 1998 Dustin Davisson...........C Allen Johnson............... S Julian Madison........... OT 2000 Darrell Bayer...............OG Jason Coffey................ RB 2001 Eric Austin.................. OL Corey Homer.............. OT Erron Matthews......... TE Metrick McHenry........ S Tay Weatherspoon......LB Randy Weston..............K Peter Wilkening............C

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YEAR PLAYER POS. 2002 Jesse Brooks.................LB Derrick Crawford....... DL Everett Webb.............. CB Randy Weston..............K 2003 Victor Bennett............WR Myron Davis................ SS Ryan Graves................OG DeMarquis Price.........FB 2004 Toussaint Henderson.TE 2005 Victor Bennett............WR Ha’a Bento.....................K Dennis Connor...........LB Trae Grimes.................FB Marcus Mosley........... DL 2006 Jack Criss..................... DB J.R. Satchel....................LB 2007 Terry Mayo................. QB Daniel Swaim................P 2008 Alex Contreras........... DB Terry Mayo................. QB Kurt Rossum............... DB 2010 Marcus Graham......... RB TOTAL SELECTIONS........... 204

HONORABLE MENTION ALL-LSC SELECTIONS YEAR 1952 1954 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971

PLAYER POS. Lloyd Corder............. HB G.A. Glen................... RB Lloyd Parks................ HB Jim Pennell...................G Kenneth Potter............T Madison Knight..........G Bill Self........................ DE Bob Lundy....................T Jerry Lytle....................FB Neal Hinson................FB Bobby Ewell............... HB Joe Denver...................FB Jon Gilliam...................C Dan Malone............... HB Jon Gilliam...................C Bill Hopkins............... DE Tony Mandina........... HB Weldon McCord........ HB Wallace Miller............FB Jerry Peveto..................T Bob Herring.................G Tony Mandina........... HB Evaristo Nino...............T George Boynton........ HB Bob Herring.................G Orville Hudson........ C/LB John Logan...................T Danny Brown..............T Glen Robinson........... TB Doug Paschal............. DE Glen Robinson........... TB John Stooksberry...... QB Gayhart Jeanis............. S John Stooksberry...... QB Jerry Jolley.................. DB Wardell Richardson.. DL Tommy Briscoe.........OG Leo Rhodes................DG Tim Smith.................. DT Charles Froneberger...C Henry Luman............ TE Jack Herrington......... OT Grady Ivy.................. C/LB Jay Johnson................ DT Benny Kirkland......... QB Ralph Weaver.............LB Jim Dietz.................... QB Bill Allison..................FB Lowry Briley.............. DB Jim Dietz.................... QB Terry Smith................ TE Doug Walker...............LB Curtis Wester............. OL Lowry Briley.............. DB Wendell Joshua.......... RB John Paker..................WR Roland Sanchez..........LB Curtis Wesley..............LB

YEAR PLAYER POS. 1972 Kenneth Brown......... OT Nelson Robinson.......OG James Talbot................LB Jim Talley.....................C Jackie Woods.............OG 1973 Ronnie Gant...............NG Calvin Harris............. TE Craig Powell............... RB 1975 Ray Hawkins................ S Steve Wade..................LB 1976 Leonard Allen..............K Gary Bowers...............FB Al Davis......................NG Mel Fox.........................P 1977 Al Davis......................NG David Farris................LB David Murphree........ TE Monty Woodall......... OT 1978 Anthony Freeman..... DB Don Jones................... DE Ramiro Lucio...............C Paul Rice..................... RB 1979 Glenn Backard............LB Jimmy Buster............. DL Marshall Dora.............. S Anthony Freeman..... DB Chuck Jaggers..............P Jim Morton................ TE Curtis Ray..................DG 1980 Vic Combs................. TE Dennis Hagen..............G David Lowe................ DE Bishop Spencer............T 1981 Blake Cooper...............C Randy Jones.................P Kyle Mackey............... QB 1982 Chris Flynn................ DB Randy Jones.................P David Lowe................ DE Kyle Mackey............... QB Kevin Rush..................LB Vaughn Williamson.. OG 1984 Stan Haggerty.............FB Larry Hamilton......... DE Ralph Oberdieck....... OT Mark Spencer............WR 1986 Robert Giddens......... TE Dexter Harvey........... DE Curtis Langston.........OG Dan Roberson.............P Stacy Williams........... DB 1987 Gary Compton.......... TE Gary DeVaughn........ DL Darryl Duffie............. DL Allen Roulette............ OT 1988 Gary Devaughn......... DL Kevin Hedges............. OT Lee Hucklebridge......NG Jeff Manuel.................. SS Aaron Muehlstein..... DB Ronnie Prater............WR Shane Summers...........P

YEAR PLAYER POS. 1989 Johnie Hurndon........ RB Shane Summers...........P 1990 David Chapman.........FB Brian Harp.................WR Lance Hyder............... DE Willie Mozeke............ RB Joseph Showell........... OT Finis Turner................. S 1991 Earl Bell...................... OT Duane Hicks.............. DT Jimmy Hooker............ SS Mike Meador............. QB Billy Minor.................WR Kevin Oblander......... DL Gary Perry.................. RB Aaron Postert............. TE Joseph Showell........... OT Terrance Toliver.........LB 1992 Jeremy Griffin............ RB Mark Jones................... S Steve Malin................ OT Fred Woods.................LB 1993 Marcus Gates............. DB Michael Hightower... RB Clarence Nobles.........LB 1994 Brian Jones................. OT Margene Simmons.....LB Jason Smith................ RB Jim Suiter.................... OT Carl Walker................NG 1995 Ralph Bennett............ OT James Epps.................WR Chandler Evans......... QB Manuel Evans............ DB Steve Holland............... S Donnie Jones............... S Derrick Kazee.............LB Michael Rose............. DT Jason Smith................ RB Jim Suiter.................... OT Chris Taylor................LB Greg Watson..............WR Tim Wheeler.............. DT 1996 Trey Burk...................OG Casey Cowan.............WR Jason Hoffman.............C Jermaine McDowell.. RB Neal Searcy................ DB Carl Wheeler.............. DB 1997 Shon Adams............... DB Bret Bertrand............. DE Kelvin Bradley............LB Casey Cowan.............WR Donald Gross............. DT Antonio Wilson..........LB Jessie Young............... DT 1998 Ronnie Humphrey.... RB 1998 Carl Mitchell...............LB Craig Smith................OG John Varnell.................C

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YEAR PLAYER POS. 1999 Eric Austin................. OL Adrian Barnes.............FB Mike Courville..........WR Dameon Kaiser.......... DL Paul Simmons..............C Everett Webb............. CB 2000 Eric Austin................. OL David Brown.............. DT Donald Gross............. DT Demetrius Rector...... RB Paul Simmons..............C Reagan Teal..................P 2001 Jesse Brooks................LB Chris Huggins.............P Cory Sims...................WR 2002 Eric Austin................. OL Kalei Beelitz............... OT Cedric Bonner...........WR Andrew Casso...........OG Cory Sims...................WR Reggie Williams.........LB 2003 Andrew Blount.......... DB John Paul Mulligan....LB Joel Tudman............... RB Tay Weatherspoon.....LB Willie Whiting...........WR John Wingate............. TE 2004 Buster Faulkner......... QB 2005 Roger Daley............... RB Cedric Patt.................WR 2006 Danny Cobbin........... DB 2007 Trae Grimes................FB 2008 Elliot Jones................. DB Danny Stark............... TE 2009 Stephen DeGrate........LB Adam Farkes.............. QB 2010 Tevin Moore.............. DE 2011 Taylor Fore.................WR 2012 Garrett Smith.............WR TOTAL SELECTIONS........... 219

LSC HALL OF HONOR T

he Lone Star Conference Hall of Honor was established in 1996 to recognize outstanding individuals who have brought pride and honor to the conference through their contributions as an athlete or who have demonstrated a long-term commitment to the betterment of the conference as a coach or administrator. The inductees are chosen by a panel of athletic administrators throughout the conference. Of the 46 members of the Hall of Honor, Texas A&M University-Commerce has 11 inductees, which is tied for the most of all Lone Star Conference institutions, and has had one selection in eight of the last nine years.

AUTRY BEAMON

DELMER BROWN

DR. BILL CRABTREE

ERNEST HAWKINS

DR. JESSE HAWTHORNE

ARTHUR JAMES

Inducted in 2012

Inducted in 1996

Inducted in 2007

Inducted in 2004

Inducted in 1996

Inducted in 2008

HARVEY MARTIN

SAM McCORD

L.I. SMITH

DWIGHT WHITE

WADE WILSON

Inducted in 2010

Inducted in 2006

Inducted in 2005

Inducted in 2011

Inducted in 2003

LONE STAR CONFERENCE HALL OF HONOR INDUCTEES INDUCTEE

INSTITUTION YEAR

Johnny Bailey • Football.......................................Texas A&M-Kingsville.........2000 Autry Beamon • Football............................... A&M-Commerce.............. 2012 Amy Bippert Bohensky • Track...........................Angelo State..........................2010 Sid Blanks • Football.............................................Texas A&M-Kingsville.........2002 Delmer Brown • Coach/Trainer..................... A&M-Commerce.............. 2000 Wally Bullington • Coach/Administrator..........Abilene Christian.................1999 Sarah Butler Carthel • Volleyball........................West Texas A&M..................2008 Jennifer Clarkson • Basketball.............................Abilene Christian.................2002 Dr. Bill Crabtree • Coach............................... A&M-Commerce.............. 2007 Karl Douglas • Football........................................Texas A&M-Kingsville.........2009 Delloreen Ennis-London • Track and Field.......Abilene Christian.................2012 Kyle Freeman • Football/Track............................Angelo State..........................2003 Roberto Garza • Football/Track..........................Texas A&M-Kingsville.........2011 Phil George • Coach..............................................Angelo State..........................1996 Darrell Green • Football.......................................Texas A&M-Kingsville.........1998 Ron Harms • Coach/Administrator....................Texas A&M-Kingsville.........2003 Ernest Hawkins • Coach................................. A&M-Commerce.............. 2004 Dr. Jesse Hawthorne • Administrator............ A&M-Commerce.............. 1996 Pierce Holt • Football............................................Angelo State..........................2000 Fred Jacoby • Commissioner...............................Lone Star Conference..........2007 Arthur James • Football................................. A&M-Commerce.............. 2008 Wes Kittley • Track/Coach...................................Abilene Christian.................2006 Jo Kuhn • Administrator......................................Texas Woman’s......................2002 B.B. Lees • Coach/Administrator........................Eastern New Mexico............1998 Harvey Martin • Football............................... A&M-Commerce.............. 2010

INDUCTEE

INSTITUTION YEAR

Sam McCord • Football.................................. A&M-Commerce.............. 2006 Ed Messbarger • Basketball/Coach.....................Angelo State..........................2006 Wilbert Montgomery • Football..........................Abilene Christian.................1996 Shirley Morton • Administrator..........................Angelo State..........................1997 David Noble • Coach............................................Angelo State..........................2004 Fred Nuesch • Administrator...............................Texas A&M-Kingsville.........2005 Julie Myatt O’Dell • Volleyball.............................West Texas A&M..................2005 Billy Olson • Track................................................Abilene Christian.................1997 Joshua K. Owusu • Track......................................Angelo State..........................2009 Dr. Don Parham • Coach/Administrator...........Southeastern Oklahoma......2007 Jennifer Goble Poyer • Volleyball/Basketball........Eastern New Mexico............2011 John Randle • Football..........................................Texas A&M-Kingsville.........2008 Richard Ritchie • Football....................................Texas A&M-Kingsville.........1999 Claudia Schleyer • Basketball..............................Abilene Christian.................1998 L.I. Smith • Administrator............................. A&M-Commerce.............. 2005 Gil Steinke • Coach...............................................Texas A&M-Kingsville.........1996 Gene Upshaw • Football.......................................Texas A&M-Kingsville.........1997 Lloyd Vincent • Administrator............................Angelo State..........................1999 John Wagnon • Coach/Administrator................Central Oklahoma................2004 Dwight White • Football................................ A&M-Commerce.............. 2011 Wade Wilson • Football.................................. A&M-Commerce.............. 2003

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A&M-COMMERCE HALL OF FAME T

here are 149 former athletes, coaches and administrators, along with 13 teams enshrined in the Texas A&M University-Commerce Athletic Hall of Fame. Founded in 1978, it is one of the most visible functions of the A&M-Commerce Athletic Association. The association’s Hall of Fame Selection Committee meets annually to select “those persons - living or dead - whose contributions to Texas A&M University-Commerce have brought lasting fame and honor to themselves and A&M-Commerce.” Induction classes must be approved by the A&M-Commerce President. Membership in the Athletic Hall of Fame is limited to former Lion athletes, coaches and athletic administrators. Athletes must have completed their eligibility 10 years prior to nomination, while coaches and administrators must have served A&M-Commerce for a minimum of 10 years. Additionally, the nominee must be a person of such integrity, character and sportsmanship that the A&M-Commerce family will be inspired by the recognition. Any member of the Athletic Association may submit a nomination, with forms and information about joining the Athletic Association available from the Texas A&M University-Commerce Athletic Department.

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY-COMMERCE ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME 1978

Bob Berry • Coach Marvin Brown• Football Bob Carpenter • Basketball Perry Fite • Football Jim Gray • Football R.A. Hitt • Football Charles Holding • Track Jim Miller • Basketball J.W. Rollins • Coach J.V. Sikes • Coach M.A. Smith • Coach Darrell Tully • Multi

1979

D.L. Ashley • Football James Baird • Track James Batchelor • Football Arthur James • Football L.D. Parson • Multi Cecil Pirkey • Multi/Coach Avon Rice • Track John Windell • Multi

1980

Jeff Fitch • Basketball Gene Hodge • Multi Norman Roberts • Football Clinton White • Football

1981

Lura M. Calhoun • Basketball Jake Carpenter • Basketball Bob Killingsworth • Multi Sam McCord • Football L.I. Smith • Administrator

1982

Jerry Cook • Multi Dr. Bill Crabtree • Coach Dr. Shelby Metcalf • Basketball

1983

Osborne Amburg • Football Delmer Brown • Coach Robert Hochstadter • Tennis

1984

Russell Duncan • Multi Dee Mackey • Multi Dwight White • Football

1985

1994

Autry Beamon • Football Elizabeth “Lib” Huggins • Coach Craig Metz • Golf James Williams • Meritorious

Gary Berry • Football Richard Houston • Football Bob Rogers • Coach

1986

Sylvia Bose Brown • Basketball Wayne Hirst • Tennis Clarence Lynch • Basketball

William “Bill” Defee • Multi Dr. Jesse Hawthorne • Administrator Charles Williams • Basketball

1987

Marvin Coffey • Football Harvey Martin • Football Roy “Buddy” McKee • Track Joe Norton • Meritorious

1988

C.W. “Boley” Crawford • Coach Bobby Fox • Coach Ernest Hawkins • Coach James Schulze • Tennis

1989

Dr. J.W. “Jack” Bell • Meritorious Truitt Ingram • Basketball Dub Lewis • Football

1990

Glenn Johnston • Multi Rex Stultz • Multi Curtis Wester • Football

1995

2002

Jackie Alford • Track Terry Skinner • Football Aundra Thompson • Football John White • Boxing Wade Wilson • Football 1952 Football Team 1986 Volleyball Team

2003

1996

Tim Collier • Multi Dean Hesse • Multi W.J. “Sleepy” Redwine • Basketball Fred J. Schaefer • Track

1997

Will Hill Acker • Administrator Nate Granger • Basketball LeRoy Johnson • Football Morris Kyser • Track Dudley Slice • Football O’Neal Tarrant • Basketball

1998

Neal Hinson • Football Danny Kirk • Football Whitney Miller • Basketball Paulette Pilchik-Britton • Volleyball

1999

Silver Anniversary No Class Inducted

2004

Ricky Dirks • Football Angie Neylon Eberhart • Volleyball Kyle Mackey • Football David Walvoord • Meritorious 1955 Basketball Team

2005

Dr. Ron Newsome • Meritorius Dr. Nelson Robinson • Football Staci Watkins-Sherman • Volleyball

2006

Gary Compton • Football Dr. Margo Harbison • Administration Glen Machan • Track Alan Veingrad • Football

1991

1992

1993

Tom Black • Football Jim Dietz • Football Susie Knause • Coach Meshell Graham Mitchell • Basketball

Chad Brown • Football Jim Gudger • Coach Orville Hudson • Football Thomas McCormack • Football

Will Cureton • Football Dr. Jerry Lytle • Football Louis Margot II • Meritorious J.P. Vinson • Basketball Dr. Earle Williams • Meritorious

2001

2012

Curtis Buckley • Football Dr. John Carlos • Track Paul Peak • Administrator Robert Peek • Meritorious Bill Rust • Meritorious Donna Tavener • Coach

2013 Inductees

Socrates Bagiackas • Track Mark Copeland • Football Rita Garcia • Tennis Danny Tharpe • Coach 1990 Football Team

Terry Burnett • Track Bill Gaines • Basketball Jon Gilliam • Football 1957 Football Team 1972 Football Team 1972 Tennis Team

2000

Carolyn Brown Burt • Coach Alice Fortes • Multi Johnny Garrison • Football F.H. “Bub” McDowell • Administrator Larry McGhee • Basketball

2011

Phil Andrews • Basketball Patti Beane • Tennis Dorothy Ingram • Meritorious Mickey Martin • Tennis Eddie Vowell • Coach

2007

Dennis Vinzant • Coach Harless Wade • Meritorious

Curtis Guyton • Football Jerry Hirst • Tennis Jim “Buddy” Miller • Football George Riley • Multi

2010

Dennis Dyce • Track Harry Fritz • Tennis James Thrower • Football Cheryl Zachary • Track 1980 Football Team 1980 Volleyball Team 1999 Soccer Team

2008

Agapius Amo • Track Bob Bounds • Football Alan Crute • Tennis George Daskalakes • Football 1958 Football Team 1978 Tennis Team

2009

Nickie Brice • Golf Hugo Cabrera • Basketball Joe Hinton • Meritorious Kevin Mathis • Football 1965 Golf Team

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J.V. SIKES AWARD F

or over 40 years, the J.V. Sikes Award has honored the Lion football player who has exhibited the leadership, attitude, scholarship, loyalty, achievement and desire necessary to build a champion. It is awarded at the A&M-Commerce athletic department’s All-Sports Banquet at the conclusion of each academic school year.

J.V. SIKES AWARD WINNERS

J.V. SIKES Lion Head Football Coach 1954-1963

YEAR 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980

AWARD WINNER John Jones Curtis Guyton Tommy Briscoe Ronnie Humphrey Mike Kingcaid Jim Dietz John Parker Nelson Robinson Will Cureton Jimmy Talley Ray Hawkins Obie Wilson Terry Skinner Ramiro Lucio Glenn Blackard Danny Kirk

YEAR 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996

AWARD WINNER Blake Cooper David Lowe Rob Caraway Marshall Elmore Mark Copeland Robert Giddens Joseph Hopkins Mike Ciszewski John Paul Slovak Gary Compton Mike Meador Eric Turner Clint Dolezel Bobby Connelly Daryl Anderson Jim Suiter

YEAR 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

AWARD WINNER Brett Bertrand Trent Dagen Julian Madison Antonio Wilson Will Shaw Corey Homer Everett Webb John Paul Mulligan Justin Merchant Brody Lipsey JaMichael Palmer Darron Sheppard Marcus Graham Jake Williams Tyler Rawlings Tevin Moore

2012-13 ALL-SPORTS AWARD WINNERS

DANNY MASON

TYLER RAWLINGS

TEVIN MOORE

DANNY MASON

Bobby Fox Most Outstanding Defensive Player

Ernest Hawkins Most Outstanding Offensive Player

J.V. Sikes Award

Dr. Jesse Hawthorne Most Outstanding Male Athlete

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BOBBY FOX AWARD B

obby Fox played football for the Lions from 1952-55 and was an All-American defensive back and quarterback for East Texas State University on two Tangerine Bowl teams. He returned to his alma mater in 1971 as an assistant football coach. His “Blue Gang” defense of 1972, which included future NFL players Autry Beamon, and Harvey Martin, was an integral part of helping the Lions capture the NAIA national championship. Fox also served as the Lions’ head track and field coach from 1972-82 and was inducted into the Texas A&M University-Commerce Athletic Hall of Fame in 1988. Established in 1994, the Outstanding Alumni Coach Award, given each year to deserving Lion alumni, is made possible by an endowment established by Peggy Bankhead Fox in memory of her late husband.

BOBBY FOX AWARD RECIPIENTS 1994

James Browder Bachelor Mary E. Beccue James R. Cameron • Memorium Orville W. Follis • Emeritus Joseph Golding Charles A. Lyles • Emeritus Pat Patterson Moses

1995

BOBBY FOX Lion Football/Track Coach 1971-1982

Guyle Akridge Bryant Clark • Emeritus Perry D. Coursey David Floyd Robert E. “Bill” Ingram Joe A. Koesel L.H. Matthews Susan Trenton Morton

1996

Roy L. Curry Glen Fields Roger Goode Don Hartman Donald D. Poe Ronald W. Poe Donald Woodall

1997

George Boynton Jesse L. Cummings Sheila Letwyn Daughtrey J.D. Menasco

1998

Evelayn Blalock Deborah Mitchell Robinson Joseph Spinato

2013 Bobby Fox Award Winner MIRANDA SERNA (Represented by her mother)

1999

Buddy Hawkings Joe Michalka • Emeritus Rodney Rainey

2000

Buddy Hawkings Leon “Red” Spencer

2001

Buddy Hawkings Johnnie Henderson • Emeritus Beverly Day Humphrey John Calvin Lotz • Memorium

2007

Beverly Day Humphrey Jim “Buddy” Miller • Emeritus Wake Wood

2008

Steve Schkade Tosha Spain Leon “Red” Spencer • Emeritus

2009

2002

Dennis Ewing Robert E. “Bill” Ingram • Memorium Ronald W. Poe • Emeritus David Shepherd Skip Townsend

2003

Clarence Lynch Marvin Sedberry

Max Bledsoe Hosea Lee No award given

2004

Skip Townsend Dr. Jim Webb • Emeritus

2005

Donna Patterson-Capps Paul Galvan • Emeritus John Jones

2010

2011

Homer B. Johnson Greg Priest Greg Williams

2012

Bob Connelly Miranda Serna • Memorium Wade Wilson

2006

Charlie Dexter • Memorium Mickey Flippen • Emeritus Beverly Day Humphrey Rex Norris

2013 Bobby Fox Award Winner WADE WILSON (Represented by his father)

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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS A Abo-Mahmood, Ahmed..... 2009-10 Abram, Matt...................... 2010 Acker, Elton....................... 1930 Acker, Will Hill................. 1921 Acuna, Mac..................2001-04 Adair, Oscar....................... 1942 Adams, James.................... 1966 Adams, Shon................1994-97 Addy, Jamaes................1972-75 Afualo, Tait.............. 1999-2000 Aguilar, Gary................2010-12 Aicklen, Clyde..............1963-64 Akers, Richard.............1972-73 Akins, Anthony............1978-79 Akins, Dwight................... 1965 Akridge, Guyle.............1939-40 Alberty, Bryan................... 2004 Albritton, Gerald.............. 1998 Aldridge, Greg.............1977-78 Alexander, DeWitt............ 1946 Alexander, Frank.............. 1946 Alexander, Fred............1977-78 Alexander, Kaylon............ 2012 Alexander, Sean................ 2008 Alfred, Jeremy................... 1999 Ali, Ameer....................2008-09 Allard, Marion.................. 1935 Allen, Andrew................... 1926 Allen, Anthony............1994-95 Allen, Edward................... 1996 Allen, Leonard.............1974-76 Allen, Wardell..............1982-83 Allison, Bill...................1968-70 Alsobrook, Roger.............. 1966 Ambeland, Bryant............ 1987 Amburg, Osborne........1939-41 Anastasio, John................. 1949 Anders, Horace................. 1939 Anders, Mycal................... 2004 Anderson, Bob.................. 1926 Anderson, Daryl..........1994-95 Anderson, James..........1989-91 Anderson, Mike...........1968-70 Anderson, Mike................ 1995 Anderson, Phillip........1991-92 Andrews, Robert..........2003-04 Anukem, Festus................ 1999 Argueta, Ray.................2010-11 Arline, Adrian................... 1993 Arnold, Matt.................2002-04 Arnold, Wayne.............1955-57 Arthur, Adorian...........2008-11 Ashley, D.L...................1951-53 Askew, Charles.................. 2006 Atchley, Tony................1968-69 Austin, Eric.............. 1999-2002 Autry, Brady.................2007-10

B Babin, Chris..............1999-2002 Baggerly, John....................2006 Baggett, Michael................1993 Bagsby, Terry................ 1989-90 Baker, Emanuel............ 1977-79 Baker, Otavious..................2003 Baker, Rodney....................2004

Baker, Travis.......................1920 Bandy, Francis....................1928 Bangs, Phillip............... 1970-72 Bankston, Bobby.......... 1984-86 Barger, Clarence.................1957 Barker, Brad.................. 1974-75 Barnes, Adam.....................1930 Barnes, Adrian.........1999-2002 Barnes, Brian................ 1978-80 Barnes, Burt........................1996 Barr, Jack............................1996 Barrett, Jackie............... 1955-56 Bartee, Jim....................1961-62 Bartik, Jason.......................1998 Batchelor, James..........1946-47 Batchelor, Leon........ 1942,1946 Bates, J.T....................... 2009-12 Bauer, John.........................1997 Bausley, Lance....................1989 Bayer, Darrell.....................2000 Baysinger, Mike....... 1999-2000 Beadle, Pat..........................1930 Beamon, Autry............ 1971-74 Beamon, Kenny.................1973 Beasley, Garry.............. 1974-75 Beatty, Alan.................. 2010-12 Beavers, Donald.................1965 Beckelman, Lewis..............1967 Bedford, Melvin.......1999-2000 Beelitz, Kalei............. 2000,2002 Belanger, Roy............... 1930-32 Bell, Earl........................ 1991-92 Bell, Jim...............................1941 Bell, Larry..................... 1974-75 Benefield, Bobby..........1958-60 Bennett, Ralph............. 1993-96 Bennett, Victor............2002-04 Bennington, Raymond....1954-55 Benson, James.............. 1987-88 Bento, Ha’a...................2004-05 Benton, Nick................2004-05 Berry, Gary................... 1957-58 Berry, Paul.................... 1988-91 Bertrand, Brett............. 1994-97 Best, Jetavious....................2009 Betz, Jordan........................2012 Bevans, Kevin............... 2010-12 Bickley, Charles B........ 1930-33 Bickley, Clyde....................1938 Bigbee, Leonard....... 1954,1956 Biggers, Lawson........... 1920-22 Biles, Gene..........................1948 Biles, Jimmy................. 1949-50 Billings, A.J. ................. 2008-10 Black, Tom...................1965-68 Blackard, Glenn........... 1976-79 Blackwell, James................1940 Blackwood, Joe..................1955 Bland, James.......................1919 Blanton, Charles..........1959-60 Blassingame, G.H..............1935 Bledsoe, Wade............. 1928-31 Blevins, John......1919-22, 1924 Blount, Andrew...........2002-03 Bogue, Johnnie...1940-41,1946 Bohannon, Jack........... 1925-27 Bolton, Jeremy ............ 2007-08 Bond, Troy.........................1929 Bonner, Cedric.............2000-02 Booher, Anthony...............2010 Booher, Evan......................2010

Booker, Paul................. 1996-97 Boone, Michael..................1997 Boston, Ben.................. 1979-82 Boston, Chris.....................1998 Bosworth, Jim....................1948 Boucher...............................1930 Boucher, James............1948-49 Bounds, Bobby............. 1988-91 Bounds, Gayther.......... 1937-38 Bourgeois, Jacques............2003 Bourland, Buster..........1938-40 Bovd, Johnsey....................1969 Bow, Pat..............................1974 Bowers, DeAndre’.............2009 Bowers, Gary................ 1973-76 Bowling, Corky............ 1951-52 Bowling, George................1953 Bowser, Joseph............. 1998-99 Boyce, Brandon.................1989 Boyd, Quenton............ 1986-87 Boyd, Reginald............. 1992-93 Boykins, Chris.... 1997,1999-2000 Boynton, George.........1959-61 Braden, Kenneth.......... 1953-55 Bradford..............................1926 Bradford, Otis....................1919 Bradley, Jonathan........2002-04 Bradley, Kelvin............ 1994-97 Bradshaw, Eddy.................1994 Bradshaw, Joe............... 1933-34 Brady, John.........................1990 Breckenridge, Leland........1920 Breedlove, Bob...................1942 Brewer, Austen ........... 2008-09 Brewer, Rex.................. 1930-31 Bridges, Deckman....... 1922-23 Briley, Lowry................ 1969-71 Briones, Bruno............. 1981-84 Brisbon, R.J. ................ 2008-09 Briscoe, Tommy..........1965-67 Broadway, Jeramie............1998 Brock, Anthony........... 1978-81 Brookins, Joe................ 1990-91 Brooks, Adam.............. 1996-97 Brooks, Anthony......... 1991-92 Brooks, Byron....................2012 Brooks, Jesse............. 1999-2002 Brooks, Tim...... 1982, 1984-85 Broussard, Guy............ 1952-53 Broussard, Wayne.............1951 Brown, Brandon................2004 Brown, Carrington............2010 Brown, Chadwick........1966-68 Brown, Charles..................1960 Brown, Danny..............1961-63 Brown, David........... 1998-2000 Brown, Dominique.....2005-06 Brown, Fred.......................2000 Brown, James............... 1991-92 Brown, Kenneth...... 1970,1972 Brown, Marvin............ 1951-52 Brown, Pat..........................1983 Brownrigg, Edwin.............1921 Bruhn, Shelby....................1994 Bruner, Doug...............1962-64 Bryan...................................1926 Bryant, Anthony...... 1963,1967 Bryant, David............... 1974-77 Buchanan, Charles............1950 Buchannon, Waylon.... 1953,1955 Buck, Derek........................1988

Buckley, Curtis............ 1991-92 Burk, Trey.................... 1995-96 Burks, Cade........................2011 Burleson, Jeramy......... 1996-99 Burnett, Eddie.............. 1939-40 Burnett, Elwood.................1938 Burnett, Jake................. 1995-96 Burns, Jimmy.....................1966 Burris, Phillip.....................1971 Burrows, Bob...............1963-64 Bursey, Laronzo.................2009 Buster, Jimmy.............. 1977-80 Butler, Bruce................1966-68 Butler, Douglas..................1948 Byrdsong, Chris........... 1994-95

C Cage, Corvellas............ 2010-11 Cain, Bret...................... 1996-97 Cameron, James.......... 1957-59 Cameron, Stanley..............1924 Camp, Frederic............ 1974-75 Campbell, Brian........... 1995-96 Campbell, Brodie......... 1953-56 Campbell, David.......... 1996-97 Cannon, Clint.......... 1999-2000 Cannon, Nick.....................2010 Cantrell, Bill.......................1949 Cantrell, David..................1966 Capra, Louie ................ 2008-10 Caraway, Rob............... 1981-84 Cardenas, Javier........... 1981-84 Carlock, Leo.......................1919 Carpenter, Bob............. 1954-56 Carroll, Bill................... 1973-75 Carson, Hugh.....................1938 Carter, John.................. 1980-83 Carter, Lance................1988-89 Cartledge, Albert...............1965 Casey, Arthur.....................1946 Cason, Edwin............... 1955-56 Casso, Andrew.............2001-02 Castleberry, H.A................1930 Cates, Sid...................... 1974-76 Cayce, Cole................... 1993-96 Cayce, Mac.........................1946 Centilli, Greg......................1992 Chadwick, Danny..............1954 Chambers, LaDarius.........2002 Champion, Joe.............1966-67 Chance, Cody.....................1998 Chandler, Joe............... 1948-50 Chandler, Luther...............1926 Chapman, David......... 1990-91 Chapman, Wayne..............2012 Chavira, Jacob....................2002 Childers, Mark............. 1981-83 Childers, Mike....1980-81,1983 Christian, Fred...................1946 Christopher, Jack...............1941 Churchill, C.W............ 1938-40 Cisneros, Tom...................1987 Ciszewski, David......... 1983-86 Ciszewski, Mike....1985-86,1988 Claggett, Matt.............. 2010-12 Clark, Bryant............ 1950,1952 Clark, Chris.................. 1995-97 Clark, Greg.........................1979 Clark, Shane.......................2002

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Clayton, Clint............... 1997-98 Cleveland, Jermaine.... 1998-99 Cleveland, Michael...... 2009-11 Clinton, John.....................1941 Cobbin, Danny............ 2003-06 Coble, James................. 1951-52 Cody, Angus.......................1946 Cody, James.......................1946 Coffey, Jason............1999-2001 Coffey, Marvin............. 1932-34 Coker, Jim.................... 1968-71 Cole, Jimmy................. 1986-87 Coleman, Bill.....................1946 Coleman, Daniel................2006 Coles, Earl “Scaley”..... 1934-35 Coley, Bill...........................1956 Collier, Tim.................. 1972-75 Collins, Mialon .................2007 Combs, Vic................... 1979-81 Comer, Mike................ 1975-78 Compton, Dustin..............1994 Compton, Gary............ 1987-90 Connor, Dennis... 2001-02,2004 Connelly, Bobby ......... 1991-94 Contreras, Alex............ 2005-09 Conwright, Ricky........ 2002-03 Conyers, James............ 2010-12 Cook, Al..............................1940 Cook, Kyle.................... 2005-06 Cook, Travis................. 1939-41 Cook, Will................1999-2000 Coomes, Henry..................1964 Cooper, Blake............... 1978-81 Cooper, Chris.....................2006 Copeland............................1928 Copeland, Mark........... 1982-85 Copeland, Jimmy.....1998-2000 Corday, Paul................. 1940-41 Corder, Lloyd............... 1951-52 Cordray, Paul.....................1939 Corner, Dusty.......... 1990,1992 Coronado, Carlos........ 2002-03 Cortilett, Chris...................1985 Couch, Cecil.......................1949 Council, Jesse.....................1994 Courville, Michael....... 1998-99 Cowan, Casey............... 1996-97 Cowley, Lois................. 1927-28 Cox, Anthony....................1998 Cox, Charles................. 1963-65 Cox, David.................... 1987-88 Cox, Eddie.................... 1974-77 Cox, Ryan..................... 2003-05 Craig, Cortney........ 2010, 2012 Crawford, Carl............. 2007-08 Crawford, Derrick....... 2001-03 Crawford, Icky...................1940 Crawford, Jerry..................1956 Crawford, Boley........... 1946-49 Crawley, Denver.......... 1970-72 Creag, Dion........................1997 Criss, Jack..................... 2005-06 Crittenden, Harvey....1942,1946 Crosby, Melvin .......1999-2002 Crosby, Morris...................1987 Crow, John................... 1989-90 Crowder, Roy.....................1942 Crummie, Darryll..............2011 Crump, Mike......................1969 Crump, Robert............. 1949-52 Crutcher, Don.............. 1961-62

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Cubie, Restee......................1970 Cummings, Wesley...........1963 Cunigan, Lonnie.......... 1977-79 Cureton, Will............... 1970-73 Curry, Bishop............... 2001-02 Curry, Roy.................... 1948-49 Cyprian, Bryan.........1998-2001

D Dagen, Trent.......1993-95,1997 Daines, Eddie............... 1959-60 Daley, Roger.......................2004 Daskalakes, George..... 1969-70 Davidson, Ed................ 1989-90 Davis, Al....................... 1976-77 Davis, Cobbe................ 2000-01 Davis, Deric........................2012 Davis, Duane................ 2004-06 Davis, Fagan.......................2009 Davis, Jerry..........1958-60,1962 Davis, Keith.................. 2005-08 Davis, L.D...........................1935 Davis, Myron............... 2000-03 Davis, Rashad...........1997-2000 Davis, Tristian............. 2010-12 Davison, Danny........... 1960-62 Davisson, Dustin...............1998 Day, Mannie.......................1952 Deason, Kenneth......... 1955-57 DeBose, Brandon...............2004 DeCarlis, Joe................ 1984-85 Dees, Wilson................ 1934-35 Defee, Bill................. 1935,1937 DeFord, Horace........... 1919-20 DeGrate, Anthony.............2009 DeGrate, Stephen ....... 2008-10 DeJernette, Marion...........1919 Dell, David................... 1995-98 Denning, Shawn.......... 1994-95 Deorsam, Dusty.................1999 DeVaughn, Gary......... 1987-89 DeVega, Dan................ 2006-09 Dever, Coy.................... 1994-95 Dever, Joe..................... 1958-59 Dexter, Charles..................1949 Dial, John...................... 1948-49 Dickey, Shawn...................2003 Dicus, Udell.................. 1949-50 Dietz, Jim...................... 1967-70 Dietzman, Kenneth...........1962 Dill, Bobby.................... 1952-53 Dirks, Ricky.................. 1981-84 Dixon, Jason................. 2000-02 Dizer, Marcus.............. 2002-04 Dodd, Bill...........................1954 Dodgen, Keith.............. 1931-32 Dodson, Beau.....................2003 Dolan, Chris................. 1994-95 Dolezel, Clint............... 1992-93 Donaldson, Zech...............2005 Dora, Marshall............. 1976-79 Dotie, Jeff...................... 1987-88 Dotson, Jeremy............ 2010-12 Dowell, Blayne............. 2001-04 Ducksworth, Richard........1997 Duffie, Darryl............... 1986-88 Dukes, Phillip.....................1972 Dunbar, Dre.......................2011 Duncan, Justin...................2012 Duncan, Russell....1924-26,1928

Dunn, John.........................1989 Dunning, P.E.....................1926 Dunsworth.........................1932 DuPont, Maurice ........ 2008-09 Durham, Myles..................2003 Dyer, Michael.............. 1961-64

E Earle, Ricky.................. 1969-72 Edmond, Courtney..... 2007-08 Edmondson, David...........1998 Edwards, Carl.....................1995 Edwards, Cliff.............. 2005-06 Edwards, Marshall.............1998 Edwards, Rusty..................1997 Eidson, Bob.................. 1941-42 El-Amin, Nabil ........... 2007-08 Elliott, Dick........................1939 Ellis, Fred...................... 1976-77 Ellis, Shawn........................1997 Elmore, Bubba............. 1981-84 Emmons, Red............... 1937-38 England, Homer...... 1926,1928 Engle, Bill...................... 1948-50 English, William................1924 Eno, Mark..................... 1985-86 Epps, James.................. 1995-96 Epps, Jerry.................... 1993-94 Esparza, Overlin.......... 1958-59 Essix, Winfred.............. 1986-87 Ethridge, Clovis........... 1933-35 Ethridge, Wallace........ 1934-35 Eustace, Anthony .............2007 Everett, Harry.............. 1985-87 Evans, Chandler.......... 1994-95 Evans, Manuel...................1995 Ewell, Bobby................. 1955-57

F Faggard, Josh................ 2004-07 Fajardo, Jesus............... 2010-11 Falafia, Jeff.................... 1993-94 Fargason, M.E.......... 1926,1930 Farkes, Adam............... 2009-10 Farmer, James.............. 1957-59 Farr, Lynwood ..................1934 Farris, David................ 1974-77 Faulkner, Buster................2004 Faulkner, Eric............... 1988-89 Fausette, Robert.................1928 Faver, Forrest............... 1950-52 Feltner, Shaun....................2002 Felty, L.J........................ 1936-37 Fenton, Lonnie..................1951 Fielden, Preston.................1964 Fielder, Skip.......................1964 Fields, Anthony........... 2003-04 Fields, Charlie....................1946 Fields, Mike.................. 1968-71 Fifita, Faoki.................. 2006-07 Fisher, Austin............... 2011-12 Fisher, Mark ......................2007 Fite, Elbert ............... 1920,1923 Fite, George........................1940 Fite, R.L......................... 1938-40 Flanigan, Dillon ................2008 Fletcher...............................1932 Fletcher, Aaron..................1997

Flewharty, Harry...............1922 Flores, Saul.........2005-06, 2008 Floyd, Bill..................... 1939-41 Floyd, Walter.....................1931 Flynn, Chris................. 1980-83 Follis, Orville................ 1940-41 Ford, Kenny.......1998, 2006-07 Ford, Larry................... 1954-57 Ford, Sam....1924-25,1928,1930 Ford, Stephen.................2011-12 Fore, Bill....................... 1968-70 Fore, Marcus................ 2010-12 Fore, Taylor ................. 2008-11 Foretick, Kenny.................1971 Forrest, Erik.......................1996 Foster...................................1926 Foust, Johnnie....................1932 Fowler, Afton.....1930-31, 1933 Fowler, Jack.................. 1922-23 Fox, Bobby................... 1953-55 Fox, Mel..............................1976 Fox, Rex........................ 1976-79 Framton, Jack............... 1971-72 Francis, Moses............. 1995-98 Franklin, Larry............. 1963-64 Frazier, Tony......................2004 Freda, Scott..........1989-90,1992 Freeman, Anthony...... 1978-80 Freeman, Deslond.............2002 Freeman, Ernest.......... 1939-40 French, Marcus..................2012 Froneberger, Charles....1966-67 Frosch, Cameron......... 2010-12 Fuller, Ray..........................1946 Furney, Murl............ 1946,1948

G Gable, Stephan...................1988 Gafford, Jim................. 1957-58 Gage, Chris............... 1968,1971 Gaines, Larry......................1998 Gallagher, Jackie................1960 Gallegos, Yogi....................2011 Galloway, Charles..............1956 Gamboa, Andrew ....... 2007-08 Gant, Ronnie................ 1973-76 Gardner, James............ 1926-28 Gardner, R.K.......1928,1930-31 Garman, Kevin............ 1981-84 Garner, Bill.........................1966 Garner, Robert...................1965 Garrison, Johnny......... 1936-37 Garrett, Dionte..................2009 Garrett, Jason.....................2004 Gaskamp, David.......... 1990-91 Gates, Marcus ............. 1993-94 Gaw, Lee....................... 1973-76 Gayler, Larry......................1961 Geldert, Donnie........... 1977-79 Gibson, R.C. “Hoot”... 1949-50 Giddens, Robert........... 1983-86 Giddens, Terry............. 1974-77 Gilbert, Larry............... 2003-06 Gilbert, Pat.........................1990 Gilbert, Reggie...................1950 Gilbert, Robbin............ 1994-95 Gill, Pete.............................1926 Gilliam, John......................1957 Gillingwater, Barry...... 1992-93

Gilstrap, Aubrey................1993 Gilstrap, Carlos............ 1994-95 Glenn, Ed...................... 1985-86 Glenn, G.A............... 1950,1952 Glover, Turner...................1926 Godfrey, Tevin........ 2010, 2012 Godwin, John.....................1960 Goeding, Lester............ 1938-39 Goff, Steve..........................1990 Golightly, Jarrett.......... 2011-12 Gonzalez, Chris.................2001 Gonzalez, Gus.............. 1977-79 Goode, John.......................1971 Goodale, Trevor................2012 Goodall, Corey...................2006 Goodell, Rick............... 1966-69 Goodman, Ken..................1972 Goolsby, Perry............. 1938-40 Gordon, Don......................1964 Gorman, Tony...................1965 Gow, Brian................... 1991-94 Gowan.................................1932 Goynes, Brandon.... 1998, 2000 Graham, Marcus ......... 2008-11 Graves, Casey.....................2003 Graves, Ryan................ 2003-04 Gray, Clifford............... 1948-50 Gray, Dameion..................2002 Gray, James.................. 1951-53 Green, Pliny.......................1921 Green, Russell.............. 1960-61 Green, William ........... 2008-09 Gregg...................................1928 Gregory, Roy................ 1939-41 Grice, Meldrick............ 2004-07 Griffen, Bobby............. 1947-48 Griffen, Robert...................1956 Griffin, Jeremy............. 1991-92 Griffin, Troy.......................2010 Griffitts, Roscoe.................1919 Griggs, George............. 1937-38 Grimes, Trae................ 2005-07 Grissom, Tom....................1922 Groce, Morris............... 1935-37 Gross, Donald..........1997-2000 Gupton, Antonio...............1998 Gutierrez, Frank.......... 1991-92 Guyton, Curtis............. 1965-66

H Hagan, Denny.............. 1980-81 Haggerty, Frank........... 1984-85 Haggerty, Stan............. 1982-84 Haldeman, Charles...... 1948-51 Hale, Gean.................... 1946-47 Haley, Micah................ 1989-91 Hall, Chad................1999-2000 Hall, Greg..................... 1990-93 Hall, Louie.................... 1974-75 Hall, Michael......................1995 Hall, Mike..................... 1976-79 Hall, Vance................... 1986-87 Hamilton, Larry........... 1983-84 Hamilton, London...... 2009-10 Hammer, Johnny..... 1935,1937 Handy, John.......................2003 Hankins, Jason...................2003 Harbour, Joe.......................1958 Hardaway, J.B....................1926

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Hillebert, Dean..................1981 Hinkle, Robert............. 1975-78 Hinnrichs, Brandyn.... 2011-12 Hinojosa, Dario........... 1949-50 Hinson, Neal................ 1955-57 Hinson, Norman...............1954 Hitt, Mart...........................1935 Hitt, R.D..............1930,1932-34 Hodge, Eugene............. 1936-38 Hodge, Steve................ 1978-79 Hoffman, Jason............ 1995-96 Holcomb, Jack...................1961 Holcomb, Robert..... 1960,1962 Holland, Steve.............. 1994-95 Holley, Carl.........1921-22,1924 Holley, Don.................. 1957-58 Holley, Kendrick......... 2003-04 Holley, Tom................. 1922-23 Holliday, Carroll................1951 Hollins, Jason.....................2001 Holmes, Rusty.............. 2005-06 Holt, Grady .......................1935 Homer, Corey..........1998-2001 Honey, Johnny............. 1937-39 Hood, Doyle.......................1941 Hood, Justin.............1998-2000 Hooker, Jimmy........1988-1991 Hooks, James.....................1961 Hooten, Bill........................1965 Hope, Ricky ................. 2007-08 Hopkins, Bill D............ 1956-60 Hopkins, Bill M........... 1957-59 Hopkins, Joseph.......... 1986-87 Hopper................................1926 Horne, Larry......................2011 Houston, Richard.....1965-66,1968 Howard, Pat.......................2003 Howard, Rich.....................1974 Howard, Steve....................1996 Howe, Josh.........................2010 Hubert, Derrick........... 2009-10 Hucklebridge, Lee....... 1986-89 Hudek, Wiley............... 1936-38 Hudson, Orville........... 1961-63 Hudson, Zack...........1999-2000 Huggins, Chris............. 2000-01 Hughes, Brian....................2009 Hughes, Israel........2009, 11-12 Hughes, Thurston........ 2006-07 Humphrey, Billy................1960 Humphrey, Ronnie..... 1966-68 Humphrey, Ronnie....1998-2000 Hurndon, Johnie......... 1988-89 Hurst, David................ 1947-49 Hyde, Chris .......................2008 Hyder, Kyle........................1989 Hyder, Lance................ 1990-91 Hylander, Darren........ 1996-98 Hynds, Don.................. 1967-69

Jackson, Austin............ 2005-06 Jackson, Bobby............ 1997-98 Jackson, Brian.............. 1976-79 Jackson, Joe.................. 1985-86 Jackson, Jefferson..............2001 Jackson, John............... 1962-64 Jackson, Kenzee........... 2010-11 Jackson, Leonard ........ 2007-10 Jackson, Ramon .......... 2008-09 Jackson, Travis...................1986 Jacobs, Dan................... 2010-11 Jaggers, Chuck............. 1978-80 James, Arthur............... 1966-69 James, Vernis............... 2005-06 James, W.H. “Dub” .....1938-40 Jamison, James .................2008 Jarvis, Don.................... 1949-50 Jason, Jeroski......................2001 Jeanis, Gayhart............. 1963-64 Jennings, Kerwin...............2004 Jennings, Mike...................2004 Jernigan, Russell................1919 Joffre, Gene.........................1961 Johns, Billy...............1998-2000 Johnson, A.J. ............... 2007-08 Johnson, Allen...................1998 Johnson, Andra........... 1997-98 Johnson, Arnold................1941 Johnson, Bill................. 1995-96 Johnson, Buster.................1950 Johnson, Charles......... 1971-73 Johnson, Darwin......... 1982-83 Johnson, David............ 1995-96 Johnson, Eric................ 1976-78 Johnson, J.B.................. 1927-28 Johnson, Jack.....................1942 Johnson, Jay................. 1965-68 Johnson, Jim Bob..............1948 Johnson, Joe Bob......... 1961-62 Johnson, Julius...................1995 Johnson, LeRoy..................1972 Johnson, Weldon......... 1929-31 Johnson, Woodrow...........1928 Johnston, Glenn.......... 1928-31 Johnston, Glyn............. 1951-53 Jolley, Jerry................... 1961-64 Jones................................... 1929 Jones, Adam ................ 2008-11 Jones, Al ....................... 1974-76 Jones, Anthony .................2001 Jones, Brian ................. 1991-94 Jones, Bryan ......................2002 Jones, Chad ............. 1983,1985 Jones, Deirues ...................1994 Jones, Don ................... 1975-78 Jones, Donnie ...................1995 Jones, Elliott................. 2007-08 Jones, Jalen.........................2012 Jones, John .................. 1963-65 Jones, John Paul ...............1972 Jones, Lem ................... 1950-51 Jones, Mark ................. 1989-92 Jones, Randy ............... 1979-82 Jordan, Legs ......................1950 Joseph, Robert ..................1971 Joshua, Wendell .......... 1970-71

Kaiser, Dameon .......... 1996-99 Kazee, Derrick ............ 1995-96 Keahey, Woodrow ..... 1934-35 Keeling, Brandon ....... 2005-06 Keesee, Billy ................ 1956-58 Kellet, W.E. ................. 1936-38 Kellogg, Chuck .................1971 Kelley, Corey .....................1998 Kelly, James ................. 1990-91 Kelly, Michael “Bo” .... 1993-94 Kelly, Torio .......1998, 2000-01 Kemp, Larry ................ 1952-54 Kerbow, Lloyd ............ 1935-36 Kerr, Mark ................... 1985-86 Killingsworth, Bob ..... 1932-34 Kimbrell, Kenneth ..... 1953-54 King, Chuck ......................1969 King, Donald ............... 1946-49 King, Dwayne ...................1996 King, Jimmy ................ 1949-50 Kingcaid, Mike ........... 1967-69 Kirk, Buddy ................. 1974-75 Kirk, Danny ................ 1977-80 Kirkland, Benny ......... 1966-68 Kirkpatrick, Hunter ... 1937-38 Kirtley, Chris .....................1965 Kjar, Chris ............... 1990,1992 Klatt, Paul .................... 1941-42 Kleinmeier, ........................1973 Kline, Mike .............. 1964,1966 Knight, Madison ........ 1951-53 Kopf, Andrew ............. 2001-03 Kretzinger, Doug...............1971 Kriminger, George ...........1980 Kriminger, Rod ........... 1982-83 Kubicek, Robert .......... 1984-85

I Ivy, Grady..................... 1967-69

L Labay, Wade ............... 1990-93 LaCamp, Eddie .................1949 Laing, Dean .......................2007 Lamb, Mike.................. 1994-96 Lamb, Paul................... 1998-99 Laeve, Raymond.......... 1939-40 Lambert, Wayne.......... 1950-52 Lamipeti, Luke............. 2006-07 Lancaster, Chad.................2000 Langston, Curtis.......... 1983-86 Lassater, Tom............... 1949-50 Lasseter, Dean.............. 1988-90 Latimer, Daniel..................2004 Latu, Sitiena.......................2003 Lauro, Anthony........... 1980-82 Lawther, Kevin...................2000 Leavell, Bud........................1939 Lee, Dahlon........................2001 Lee, Derek...........................2010 Lee, Donald.................. 1982-85 Lee, Rod..............................1990 Leftwich, Bernie.................1953 Leftwich, Carl.....................1938 Leftwich, Duane.................1972 Lemberg, Chris............ 1974-76 Leonard, Gideon................2004 Leslie, Charles....................2012 Lester, Bailey................ 2002-03

Leverett, Gary....................1964 Lewis, Brad.........................1998 Lewis, Clarence............ 1941-42 Lewis, Victor................ 1934-35 Lewis, William “Dub”....1967-70 Leyendecker, Justo ...........1950 Lightfoot, Oscar........... 1937-38 Lindsey, Richard................1948 Lipsey, Brody............... 2004-06 Little, Brummell.......... 1933-34 Littlejohn, Michael...... 1980-81 Lizcano, David............. 1986-88 Locklear, Tim.....................2000 Loftus, Dillon.....................2009 Logan, Jake.........................2003 Logan, John.................. 1958-61 Lokey, Caroll................ 1959-61 London, Phillip .................2008 Louvier, Jonny............. 2003-04 Louvier, Joseph..................2004 Lowe, David................. 1979-82 Lowe, Harlan......................1946 Lowe, Robert................ 1984-86 Lowrie.................................1926 Lowry, Luther....................1938 Lucas, Cole.........................2003 Lue, DeCarlas ....................2008 Lucio, Ramiro.............. 1975-78 Lujan, Luis.................... 2006-07 Luman, William.......... 1966-68 Lundy, Bob.........................1953 Lusby, Ryan........................2011 Lyles, Billy.................... 1955-58 Lyles, Charles............... 1957-58 Lynch, Brian ................ 2008-09 Lytle, Jerry.................... 1953-56

M Mack, Coris.................. 1992-93 Mackey, Dee................. 1958-59 Mackey, Demond..............2002 Mackey, Jerry........... 1960,1962 Mackey, John............... 1963-66 Mackey, Kevin............. 1981-83 Mackey, Kyle................ 1980-83 Madden, Don............... 1988-90 Madison, Julian........... 1995-98 Mair, Mikell ................ 2008-09 Majors, Oliver....................1933 Malcolm, Branden.............2002 Malin, Steve.................. 1991-92 Malone, Dan................ 1958-59 Mandina, Tony............ 1958-60 Manuel, Jeff.................. 1987-88 Manuel, Michael................1998 Marczynski, Ralph............1998 Mardis, Wayne............ 1965-68 Marshall, Bruce............ 1992-93 Marshall, Craig............ 1988-89 Marshall, Gene............. 1954-55 Marshall, John............. 2007-10 Marshall, Steve...................1974 Marshall, Travis........... 1995-96 Martin, Andre....................2003 Martin, Cotton............. 1950-51 Martin, Don................. 1932-33 Martin, Harvey............ 1969-72 Martin, J.W. “Pepper”......1934 Martin, Junior....................1941

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Martin, Maurice................1936 Mason, Danny............. 2009-12 Massey, Millard........... 1937-39 Massey, Shaquelle..............2012 Masters, Charles................1963 Masters, Noble............. 1939-40 Mathews, Steve....1930, 1932-34 Mathis, Kevin............... 1993-96 Matthews, Caddo..............1948 Matthews, Erron.......... 2001-03 Matthews, Gary........... 1978-81 Matthews, Hall............. 1946-47 Matthews, Jerry............ 1954-56 Mattingly, Ray....1928,1932-33 Mattingly, V.......................1928 Matus, Joe Ed.....................1962 Mayfield, Deatto................1995 Mayfield, Joey....................1968 Mayo, Terry ................ 2007-08 McAlister, Kip............. 1992-93 McBroom, Brian................2002 McClain, Robert.......... 1927-28 McClendon, John........ 1949-50 McCloud, Chris.................1994 McClure, Nathan......... 1984-85 McCollum, Richard.... 1984-86 McCord, Sam............... 1957-59 McCord, Weldon........ 1958-59 McCormack, David...........1965 McCormack, Tom....... 1950-52 McDowell, F.H. “Bub”......1937 McDowell, Jermaine.........1996 McDowell, Felix........... 1982-83 McDowell, Mark......... 1974-75 McDuffie, Jaylyn................2012 McElaney, Neil............ 2002-04 McFarland, Burnis...... 1969-72 McGill, Guy.................. 1923-26 McGill, Guy........................1929 McGuire, Bill......................1965 McGuire, Raymond.... 1992-94 McHenry, Metrick............2001 McIntyre, Chris.................2006 McKay, David....................1966 McKee, Merrell..................1935 McKenzie, Derek......... 2006-07 McKinney, Deveon..... 2006-07 McKinney, Sean.................2006 McLaren, Matt ..................2008 McLerren, Roy...................1942 McMannis, Kevin..............1999 McMinn, Rusty..................2001 Meador, Mike ............. 1989-91 Medrano, Pete....................1997 Mendoza, Jason.................1998 Menifield, Alonzo ...... 2007-08 Merchant, Justin.......... 2002-04 Meyers, Woodrow....... 1959-61 Michelson, Brian....1982,1984-86 Middleton, Ron.................2006 Midolo, David....................1980 Miles, Kennis............... 1977-80 Miller, Chris................. 2002-04 Miller, Chris ......................2007 Miller, James................ 1956-58 Miller, Jon..................... 2006-07 Miller, Morris.....1922,1924-25 Miller, Trent ................ 2007-08 Miller, Wallace............. 1959-60 Millican, Joe................. 1941-42 Mills, Johnnie.....................1941

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Mills, Terry................... 1996-97 Mimms, Jack......................1942 Minatee, Morris........... 1968-70 Minor, Billy.........1988,1990-92 Minor, Tori........................2012 Mitchell, Carl............... 1997-98 Mitchell, James............ 1926-27 Mitchell, Mark............. 1984-86 Mitchell, Maurice..............1929 Moats, Brandon.................1999 Moncure, Walter......... 1933-34 Montgomery, Lance.... 1989-91 Montgomery, Sam....... 1935-37 Moody, Bud.......................1936 Moody, Johnny..................1988 Moon...................................1932 Moore, Eurun....................1994 Moore, Frank............... 1980-81 Moore, Patrick ............ 2008-09 Moore, R.B.........................1961 Moore, R.C................... 1950-53 Moore, Roy................... 1934-35 Moore, Tevin............... 2010-12 Moore, Tracy............... 1995-96 Morgan, Frank............. 1920-21 Morgan, Herman........ 1930-32 Morgan, W.A.....................1933 Morley, Michael.......... 1996-97 Morphew, Kenneth..... 1936-37 Morris, Clarence.......... 1941-42 Morris, Lester............... 1922-25 Morris, Matt................. 1995-98 Morrison, D.A...................1983 Morrison, Derek.......... 2009-10 Morrison, Joe.....................1928 Morton, Harry............. 1940-41 Morton, Jim................. 1977-79 Morton, Kit.................. 1988-89 Mosely, Marcus.................2004 Mosley, Cedric............. 1982-84 Mosley, Jamar.............. 2010-12 Moss, Eddie.................. 2006-07 Moss, Foy...........................1929 Moss, Garland....................1929 Moss, Richard....................1923 Moss, Rick..........................1974 Motton, Lawrence....... 1985-86 Mozeke, Willie............. 1990-91 Muehlstein, Aaron...... 1985-88 Muhammed, Elijah...........1993 Mulligan, John.... 1999-2001, 2003 Mumphrey, Braylon..........1998 Munch, Mike.....................1979 Murphree, David......... 1974-77 Murphy, Joe................. 1949-50 Murphy, Russell........... 1935-36 Murphy, Shannon.............1990 Murray, Vince.............. 1981-83 Murrell, Ted........1986,1988-90 Murrey, J.T.........................1997 Murty, Gene............. 1950,1953 Musick, Herman.......... 1925-26 Musser, Herman.......... 1953-54 Mutawe, Akram.................1997 Myers, Mike................. 1967-68 Myrick, Edward....... 1926,1928

N National, Bobby.................1950 Nations, Bob................ 1947-49 Neal, Harold “Nig”...... 1937-39 Neal, Vernon................ 1940-42 Neighbors, Brandon..........1998 Nelson, Hobert............ 1919-20 Nelson, Jarobi....................1992 Nelson, Joe................... 1938-39 Neuman, Charles......... 1962-64 Nielsen, T.J.........................2009 Nieuwoudt, Darr ........ 2007-08 Nino, Everisto....................1960 Nix, Brady..........................2005 Nix, Carroll.................. 1962-63 Nix, W.C....................... 1982-83 Nobles, Clarence................1992 Nobles, Kelvin.............. 1995-97 Nobles, Tommy........... 1976-78 Noiel, Cary................... 1978-81 Norman, Brandon.............2002 Norman, Randy.................1974 Norris, Billy Ray.......... 1953-54 Norris, Fred.................. 2000-01 Norris, Rex................... 1961-62 Norriss, Dick................ 1948-50 Norton, Mitch.............. 1987-89 Norwood, Pat.....................1923

O O’Bannon, David......... 1962-63 O’Dell, James............... 1940-42 O’Neil, Jacob................ 2011-12 O’Neil, Tom.......................1935 Oberdick, Ralph.......... 1981-84 Oblander, Kevin.......... 1990-91 Ochoa, Arture.............. 1949-50 Oellermann, Brian.............1998 Oglesby, Tommy......... 1967-68 Ohm, Blake.........................2012 Omeke, Ojei................. 2003-04 Orrick..................................1926 Osborne, Randy........... 1988-91 Otalor, Hendrix.................2004 Overstreet, Daven........ 1983-86 Owen, Bart.........................1977 Owens, Chris................ 1991-94 Owens, Claude............. 1935-37 Owens, Gerald...................1922 Owens, Jarrod.............. 1987-90 Owens, Jesse.......................1948 Owens, John ......1948, 1951-52 Owens, Milton............. 1930-33 Owens, P.K................... 1989-90

P Pace, Wayne................. 1957-58 Page, Belford................ 1969-71 Page, James.........................2004 Palmer, JaMichael....... 2004-07 Panter, Larry......................1969 Parker, Bobby.............. 1957-59 Parker, Coy.........................1991 Parker, Donald............. 1987-89 Parker, John................. 1969-71 Parker, Keith................ 1969-70

Parker, Ray................... 1975-77 Parks, Derrick....................1998 Parks, Kenneth............ 1971-72 Parks, Lucky................. 1950-52 Parrish, Randy...................1995 Parsons, L.D................. 1919-20 Paschal, Douglas.......... 1961-64 Paschal, Kyle......................1987 Pate, Lloyd..........................1961 Paternostro, Chuck...........1970 Patrick, Jack.......................1957 Patt, Cedric.........................2004 Patterson, James................2001 Patteson, Bunny.................1946 Patton, Blake................ 2009-10 Patton, Todd................ 2009-10 Peacock, George................1955 Pearce, John.......................1968 Pearce, Kenneth........... 1965-67 Pearson, Greg............... 1989-90 Pearson, Stuart...................1995 Pearson, Herbert......... 1932-33 Pennell, Jim.................. 1951-53 Pennington, Coleman....1922-25 Peppers, Lee.......................1974 Peprah, Emmanuel............1995 Perdue, Ken........................1989 Perine, Buck................. 1940-41 Perry, Burl.................... 1982-83 Perry, Chris.............. 1995,1997 Perry, Gary................... 1990-91 Peters, Steve................. 1989-90 Peterson, Darvin................2006 Petrino, Joe................... 1974-77 Pettersen, Alex............. 2006-07 Petty, Bill............................1965 Peveto, Jerry............. 1958,1960 Phelps, Raymond...............1971 Philbrick, Kelly............ 1940-41 Philbrick, Mack........... 1938-39 Philbrick, Max...................1940 Philips, Thomas.................1960 Phillips, Chris....................1998 Phillips, Charles.................1959 Phillips, Danny............ 1983-84 Phillips, Duane....1941-42,1946 Phillips, Tom................ 1949-50 Phorne, Dwayne.......... 1990-91 Pickett, Leonard................1931 Pinson, Jerry.......................1948 Pior, Herbert................ 1935-37 Piper, DuShun...................1998 Pirkey, Cecil............. 1935,1937 Pirkey, Jack................... 1954-57 Pitts, Cole...........................2012 Pitts, Gary...........................1974 Pitts, Roderick....................1996 Plunkett, Bill................ 1964-65 Poe, Don....................... 1962-63 Poe, Ron....................... 1962-63 Pollard, Tommy................1950 Polser, Fred.................. 1962-64 Polser, Ted..........................1964 Pommering........................1930 Pool, Bryant................. 1970-73 Postert, Aaron.............. 1989-92 Potter, Kenneth........... 1950-52 Powell, Craig......................1973 Prater, Ronnie.............. 1987-88 Presley, Larry.....................1959 Presnell, Leo............. 1921,1923

Preston, Anton............ 1996-99 Price, DeMarquis......... 2002-04 Price, John..........................1955 Price, Larry............... 1954,1956 Pryor, Joe Paul...................2010 Putman, Ben.......................1994 Pynes, Bill...........................1949 Pynes, Thurmon.......... 1951-52

Q Quander, Ernest ......... 2008-09 Quiroga, Chris...................2007

R Rachel, Traco.....................1997 Rackley, Landon................2012 Railey, Randolph......... 1936-37 Raines, Larry......................1961 Ramey, Tom................. 1946-48 Ramirez, Charles...............1987 Ramirez, Mario............ 1981-83 Ramsey, Judd............... 1951-53 Rauschuber, Al..................1989 Rawlings, Tyler............ 2011-12 Ray, Curtis.................... 1977-80 Ray, Shane..........................2001 Rector, Demetrius....1999-2001 Reed, Brandon............. 2000-02 Reed, Jason.........................2001 Reed, Jeff.............................1974 Reed, Jim...................... 1957-59 Reeder, Jerry................. 1965-66 Regian, Mark................ 1968-71 Reichert, J.C.......................1938 Reighard, Scott...................1986 Relford, Richard................1993 Revis, Chuck......................1987 Rhodes, Leo........................1966 Rice, Paul............................1978 Rice, Zach..................... 2010-12 Richard, Carlton ...............2008 Richards, Richie........... 1985-88 Richardson, Arsenial... 2007-08 Richardson, Mike........ 1976-77 Richardson, Tyrone..........2002 Richardson, Wardell.........1965 Riley, George................ 1952-53 Rimmer, Larry........ 1968, 1971 Rinker, Scott.......................1996 Roach, Bill Tom........... 1932-34 Roach, George.............. 1946-47 Roach, Kevin .....................2007 Roach, Morris....................1924 Roberson, Brian.................1998 Roberson, Dan............. 1983-86 Roberts, Chris....................1993 Roberts, Frank............. 1989-90 Roberts, Norman......... 1957-58 Roberts, Scott............... 1991-94 Robertson, Hollice............1948 Robinett, Doyle..................1934 Robinson, Glen............ 1962-65 Robinson, Nelson........ 1969-72 Robinson, Ray....................1948 Robnett, Carroll.................1936 Rodgers, Boyd....................1919 Rodriguez, Shea .......... 2008-09

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Rogers, Bill.........................1942 Rogers, Dannie............ 1974-77 Rogers, Johnny............ 2004-06 Rogers, P.K................... 1938-40 Rogers, Reggie.............. 1983-86 Roos, Peter.........................1982 Roper, Gary.................. 1984-85 Rose, Jerry .........................1968 Rose, Michael......1992-93,1995 Rossum, Kurt ....................2008 Rothrock, Tony............ 1956-59 Roulette, Alan.............. 1985-88 Roy, Bryn............................2011 Roy, Freddie.......................1989 Rouyal, Chris.....................1996 Royall, Curtis............... 1971-72 Rubarth, Frank............ 1919-20 Rush, Kevin.................. 1979-82 Russell, J.T. “Red”....... 1934-36 Ryzman, Joe.......................1987

S Salazar, Luis................. 2006-07 Sample, Ted.................. 1979-81 Sampson, Chris..................2012 Sampson, Xavier................2003 Sanchez, Roland.......... 1969-71 Sanders, Marcus................1998 Sanders, Roland.................1963 Satchel, James.............. 2005-06 Savell, Jamin................. 2005-07 Saunders, Bud.............. 1948-50 Savoy, Steve........................1992 Scarborough, Gordon....1962-63 Scarborough, R.S...............1946 Scarborough, Sam....... 1926-28 Scarborough, Wimpy....1942, 1946 Schale, Will................... 1997-98 Schattel, Bobby............ 1956-57 Schorre, Jonas....................1994 Schulz, Shane............... 1988-89 Schwapp, Andrew ...... 2008-09 Schwertner, Lawson..........2011 Scott, A.J. ...........................2007 Scott, Seth................ 1998, 2000 Seabough, Bill.............. 1946-48 Searcy, L.J..................... 2003-06 Searcy, Neil..........1992-94,1996 Seigler, A.E.........................1949 Self, Bill......................... 1950-52 Sellers, Steve................. 1985-88 Shaddix, Austin.................1926 Shaver, Harrell............. 1949-50 Shaw, Aaron.......................2010 Shaw, James........................1959 Shaw, LaRance...................1994 Shaw, Will................1997-2000 Shearin, Sam................ 2011-12 Sheer, Jim ..........................1996 Shelton, Chris.............. 2003-04 Shelton, Kerry.............. 1985-88 Shelton, Parkhill.......... 1931-32 Shelton, Sharkey................1946 Shepherd, Sam...................1992 Sheppard, Darron ....... 2007-08 Shipman, Clinton........ 1946-48 Shipp, J.W...........................1933 Shirley, Sam........................1972 Short, Don..........................1941

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS S

Showell, Joseph............ 1989-91 Shuler, James................ 1949-50 Sickles..................................1930 Sienty, Ryan.......................2001 Sikes, Odell................... 1932-34 Sikes, Richard........... 1961,1963 Silver, Bill...................... 1972-73 Simmons, Margene..... 1993-94 Simmons, Ortavious... 2010-12 Simmons, Paul.........1999-2000 Simons, Justin.............. 2001-03 Simpson, Anthony............2011 Sims, Cory................1999-2002 Singleton, Dudley........ 1919-20 Skinner, Terry.............. 1974-77 Skipper, Carlton................1948 Skipwroth, Bobby..............1950 Slater, Billy................... 2006-07 Slechta, Royce.............. 1985-87 Slice, Dudley................ 1971-72 Sloan, Bob..................... 1949-50 Slovak, J.P..................... 1987-89 Solomona, Eli.....................2006 Smallwood, Wilburn.........1999 Smith, Andreé.............. 2006-09 Smith, Arvel................. 1957-58 Smith, Birchie.............. 1927-28 Smith, Bryan................ 2000-01 Smith, Chuck.....................1985 Smith, Craig ......................1998 Smith, Darren.............. 1978-81 Smith, Dean.......................2003 Smith, Eddie.......................1926 Smith, Elliott......................1925 Smith, Garnet............... 2006-07 Smith, Garrett....................2012 Smith, Henry................ 1932-34 Smith, J.J.,...........................1990 Smith, Jason................. 1993-95 Smith, M....................... 1932-33 Smith, Marcus....................2007 Smith, Marvin....................1972 Smith, Michael............. 1983-85 Smith, Olin............... 1963,1965 Smith, Paul................... 1995-97 Smith, Randy................ 1978-81 Smith, Ronald.............. 1976-79 Smith, Seth................... 2011-12 Smith, Terrance....2001, 2003-05 Smith, Terry.......1966, 1969-70 Smith, Tim................... 1966-67 Smith, Virgil.......................1940 Smith, Wes................... 1982-85 Snyder.................................1930 Sonnier, Kimble........... 1978-81 Sostand, Darrin..................1998 Sparkman, Reuben............1919 Spence, Rickey............. 1978-81 Spencer, Bishop........... 1978-80 Spencer, Leon............... 1959-61 Spencer, Mark.............. 1982-84 Spencer, Ted.......................1923 Spinato, Joe.................. 1978-81 Spivey, Curtis............... 1955-56 Spoerl, Jacob.......................1999 Stafford, Josh......................2012 Stamps, Bill................... 1946-48 Standley..............................1926

Stantz, Daniel .............. 2008-09 Stark, Danny .....................2008 Starkey, Elwood........... 1938-39 Steed, Joe W.......................1933 Stephens, Rayford.............1970 Stevens, Guy................. 1933-34 Stewart, Charles........... 1950-51 Stewart, Charles.................1949 Stewart, David.............. 1973-75 Still, Mick...........................1990 Stinson, Ernest............. 1949-51 Stone, Rex...........................1964 Stonestree, Wayne.............1930 Stooksberry, John........ 1962-64 Stowers, Vince............. 1985-86 Strambler, Alan..................1995 Strange, Nathan....... 1993,1996 Stringer, Harold.................1930 Struble, John......................1965 Stubblefield, Charles.........1946 Stultz, Rex..................... 1940-42 Sturgeon, Poston.... 1930, 1932 Sudderth, David........... 2008-11 Suiter, Jim..................... 1993-96 Sullivan, Mike....................1986 Summers, Shane.......... 1988-90 Suratt, Gaylon.............. 1982-83 Sutton, Albert.............. 1950-51 Sutton, Terrell....................1996 Swaim, Daniel.............. 2007-08 Swanson, Lee......................2001 Swilling, Matt............... 1998-00 Swist, Charles.....................1976 Szymanski, Shane.....1999-2000

T Taggart, J.L.........................1932 Talbot, James............... 1969-72 Talley, Jimmy............... 1971-73 Tapplett, Clifford...............1982 Tatum, Kevin............... 2008-09 Taylor, Bobby.....................1953 Taylor, Chris............ 1995,1997 Taylor, Joe..........................1937 Taylor, Jerome...................2002 Taylor, Larry................ 2001-04 Taylor, Lee.................... 1935-36 Taylor, Leon................. 1931-32 Taylor, Marion...................1941 Taylor, Nathan............. 1930-31 Taylor, Noel................. 1982-83 Taylor, Roddrick......... 2000-03 Taylor, Tommy............ 1980-81 Taylor, Winston Lee.........1950 Teel, Reagan.............1999-2001 Templeton, Goebel ..........1927 Tenison, Eddie...................1991 Terrell, Joe..........................1942 Terrell, Marlin............. 2010-12 Theophile, Edward............1995 Thomas, Chez.............. 2009-10 Thomas, Justin...................2003 Thomas, Marlin........... 1994-95 Thomas, Pendleton..... 1933-34 Thomas, Quaid..................1992 Thomas, Robert.................1962 Thomas, Tony....................1996 Thomas, W.I. ....................1961 Thomas, Will......................2002

Thomason, H.D. ...............1924 Thompson, Aundra ...... 1972-75 Thompson, Aundra Jr. ....1993 Thompson, Darryl.............2012 Thompson, Duncan.... 1951-52 Thompson, Ivan................1972 Thompson, L.D..................1957 Thompson, R.W.....1941,1946-47 Thompson, Reuel........ 1941-42 Thompson, Ryon......... 1993-94 Thompson, Shane........ 2011-12 Thompson, Tevin..............2010 Thornton, Willie................2008 Thorpe, Bailey....................1935 Thrasher, Chase.................2012 Thrower, James............ 1967-69 Thurmond, Tedrick..........2000 Tidwell, Wes................ 1987-89 Tillery, Charles..................1946 Tindol, Travis.............. 1991-92 Todd, Clyde........................1924 Tolbert, Colangelo...... 1987-88 Toler, Eldon................. 1941-42 Toliver, Terrance......... 1989-92 Toney, Jim..........................2000 Tores, Fred.........................1949 Torrence, Larry............ 1973-75 Townsend, Jake.................1933 Trammell, Ron............. 1979-82 Travis, Curtis............... 1930-32 Travis, James......................1963 Travis, Roy................... 1938-40 Trevino, Robert.................1998 Trice, Jake..................... 1939-41 Trigg, Mike..........1984-86,1988 Triggs, Kellen.....................2001 Tryon, Donald......... 1990,1992 Tucker, Ronnie..................1971 Tudman, Joel............... 2001-03 Tully, Darrell................ 1936-38 Turner, Adrain............ 2006-08 Turner, Brandon......... 2011-12 Turner, Chad............... 1987-90 Turner, Eric.................. 1989-92 Turner, Finis................ 1990-91 Turner, Marion..................1962 Turner, Rashad..................1998 Turner, Vince.............. 1981-84

U Ubia, Akan.........................2002 Utley, George.....................1964

V Vaigafa, Johnny................ 2008 VanCleave, Nate..........1998-99 Van Winkle, Rob.............. 2008 Varnell, John................1987-89 Vasquez, Pablo.............2011-12 Vasquez, Robert..........1995-96 Vaughn, Joe..................1935-36 Vaughn, Roger.................. 1933 Veals, Jacoby................2009-11 Veingrad, Alan............1981-84 Velasco, Juan................2008-09 Venable, Mike..............1965-67 Venable, Robert................ 1966

Venner, Bill..................1947-48 Vestal, Kasey................1995-98 Vinson, Leon..................... 1924 Vivian, W.R. ..................... 1933 Vye, Kevin......................... 2012

W Wade, Steve.................. 1973-75 Wadsworth, Larry.............1962 Waggoner, Thomas..... 1961-62 Wagner, Luke.....................2010 Walker, Carl................. 1993-95 Walker, Doug............... 1969-72 Walker, Fred................ 2005-06 Walker, Ira................... 1937-38 Walker, Montral................2006 Wallace, Derek...................2001 Wallace, Dwayne......... 2002-03 Wallace, Farrel............. 1926-27 Wallace, Mark....................1961 Waller, Louis............ 1932,1934 Walls, Brandon.................2006 Walton, Sam................. 1965-67 Ward, Larry.................. 1955-57 Ward, Nathan....................1999 Ward, Ronnie....................1968 Ward, Todd........................1998 Wardell, Jason....................1998 Ware, Corey.......................2011 Washington, Calvin.... 1974-77 Washington, Chad...... 2008-09 Washington, Jon.......... 1971-72 Washington, Nathaniel.... 1975-78 Washington, Steve...... 1976-79 Waters, Clifton..................1980 Watkins, Billy............... 1990-93 Watkins, Don.....................1946 Watkins, Harold................1946 Watkins, L.A......................1970 Watson, Charles.......... 1935-37 Watson, Dean....................1958 Watson, Ebbie.............. 1979-81 Watson, Greg.....................1995 Watson, Lee........................1946 Watson, Rod................ 1969-72 Weatherford, Pat...............1989 Weatherspoon, Tay.....2001,2003 Weaver, Ralph............. 1966-68 Webb, Alan.................. 1990-91 Webb, Everett.............. 1999-02 Webb, Jarrod................ 2003-04 Weidel, Andrew.................2012 Wesley, Curtis.............. 1970-73 Wesley, Donald........... 1992-93 West, Ryan.........................2012 Westbrook, Chase....... 1997-98 Westbrook, Mickey..... 1940-41 Wester, Curtis.............. 1969-72 Westerberg, Kyle......... 2005-06 Weston, Randy............ 1999-02 Wheeler, Carl............... 1995-97 Wheeler, Ralph..................1920 Wheeler, Robert................2012 Wheeler, Tim............... 1994-95 Whisneant, Josh......1997-2000 White, Bob.........................1961 White, Brett.................. 1986-87 White, Chris................. 1998-99 White, Clinton............. 1938-40

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White, Donnie............. 1984-85 White, Dwight............. 1967-70 White, Jared................. 1997-98 White, Jim.................... 1989-91 White, Ronnie.............. 1987-88 White, Tony.......................2012 Whitfield, Cory......2008-09, 11 Whiting, Willie............ 2000-03 Whitsell, Barry...................1991 Whittemore, Clyde...... 1941-42 Whittenburg, Hollis..........1938 Wickware, Kevin...............1998 Wiggins, James..................1999 Wilcox, James....................1938 Wilder, Everett...................1987 Wiley, John................... 1982-84 Wilkerson, Bob....1941,1947-48 Wilkening, Peter.......... 1999-01 Wilkins, Boone............ 1946-47 Wilkins, Mike....................1973 Williams, Buford......... 1926-29 Williams, Cory...................2004 Williams, Curtis.......... 1983-84 Williams, Don....................1996 Williams, Eric.......... 1992,1994 Williams, Glen......... 1982,1984 Williams, Hannibal..... 1969-70 Williams, Jake.............. 2010-12 Williams, James........... 1959-61 Williams, Jared..................2003 Williams, Jerry............. 1989-90 Williams, Kasib............ 2008-09 Williams, Lester.................1972 Williams, Lewis.................1941 Williams, Pat................ 1991-92 Williams, R.B.....................1942 Williams, Reggie................2002 Williams, Robert...............1951 Williams, Roy....................1927 Williams, Stacy............ 1983-86 Williams, Tramaine..........2010 Williams, Wayne......... 1956-58 Williams, Willi.................. 1968 Williamson, Jerry........ 1958-60 Williamson, Joe........... 2000-01 Williamson, Rex.......... 1982-85 Williamson, Vaughn.........1982 Willingham, Bryan....1999-2000 Willis, Robert............... 1989-90 Wilson.................................1928 Wilson, Antonio.......... 1996-99 Wilson, Dowell..................1939 Wilson, Erik.......................2006 Wilson, J.C................... 1938-40 Wilson, Johnny..................1964 Wilson, Ranshod...............2006 Wilson, Trevin...................1995 Wilson, Max.......................1950 Wilson, Obie................ 1973-76 Wilson, Ranshod...............2007 Wilson, Wade.............. 1977-80 Wimberly, G.A............ 1922-25 Windell, John............... 1923-25 Windham, George.............1965 Winfree, Marcus.......... 2003-04 Wingate, John....................2003 Wingfield, Aaron......... 2010-12 Winton, Billy Joe...............1941 Winton, Leon............... 1938-40 Wise, Connor............... 2009-10 Witherspoon, La’Ryon.....2010

Y Yancy, Blake.......................2001 Yarbrough, Boone....... 1930-31 Yarbrough, Raymon.........2002 Yates, Cory................... 1993-96 Yates, Donald............... 1952-54 Young, Bob................... 1937-39 Young, Jesse............. 1995,1997 Young, Joe..........................2006

Z Zacharie, Travis.................2011 Zachos, Michael........... 1992-93 Zerr, Johnny.......................1964 Ziemek, William................1998 Zinnecker, Eugene...... 1920-22 Zongo, Salim......................2012 Zuber, Gene.......................1946 Zwernemann, Ron...... 1964-66

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Passing Records...........................................90-91 Rushing Records..........................................92-93 Receiviing Records............................................94 Total Offense Records......................................95 Scoring Records.................................................96 Special Teams Records.....................................97 Defensive Records.............................................98

LION FOOTBALL RECORD BOOK

Wofford, David............ 2006-07 Wolf, Richard............... 1964-65 Wolfe, Bobby............... 1980-81 Womack, Steve..................1994 Wommack, Micah.............2002 Wood, Steve.......................1968 Woodall, Monty.......... 1976-77 Woods, Fred................. 1992-93 Woods, Jackie.............. 1970-73 Woods, Kristoddie............2012 Woods, Richard........... 1957-58 Workman, Jerry........... 1920-21 Worsham, Tom.................1922 Wren, Joel..................... 2010-12 Wren, Shaun................ 2000-01 Wright, Harold............ 1984-87 Wright, Jack.......................1948 Wright, Kevin.............. 1989-90 Wright, Presley............ 1927-29 Wright, Sidney............. 1933-34 Wright, Welcome........ 1928-31 Wyse, Lyndon....................2008

PASSING RECORDS TOP-10 ALL-TIME LEADING PASSERS No. Player Yards Years 1. Bob Bounds.................................5,955........................1988-91 2. Kyle Mackey................................5,814........................1980-83 3. Terry Skinner..............................5,401........................1974-77 4. Wade Wilson...............................4,616........................1977-80 5. Jim Dietz......................................4,529........................1967-70 6. Royce Slechta..............................4,378........................1985-87 7. Adam Farkes...............................3,913........................2009-10 8. Cole Cayce...................................3,763........................1993-96 9. James Gray..................................3,620........................1951-53 10. Mike Trigg...................................3,294........................1984-88

SINGLE-SEASON PASSING LEADERS No. Player Yards Year 1. Buster Faulkner..........................2,861.......................... 2004 2. Cole Cayce...................................2,266.......................... 1996 3. Royce Slechta..............................2,105.......................... 1987 4. Kyle Mackey................................2,074.......................... 1981 5. Jim Dietz......................................2,000.......................... 1970 6. Wade Wilson...............................1,978.......................... 1980 7. Kyle Mackey................................1,960.......................... 1983 Adam Farkes...............................1,960.......................... 2010 9. Adam Farkes...............................1,953.......................... 2009 10. Terry Skinner..............................1,942.......................... 1977

SINGLE-SEASON COMPLETION LEADERS Minimum 50 passing attempts No. Player Percentage Year 1. James Batchelor........................... .662...........................1946 2. Buster Faulkner........................... .655...........................2004 3. James Gray................................... .625...........................1952 4. J.J. Harp......................................... .615...........................2011 5. Cole Cayce.................................... .582...........................1996 6. Kevin Vye..................................... .575...........................2012 7. Justin Simons............................... .563...........................2002 8. Yogi Gallegos............................... .547...........................2011 9. Benny Kirkland........................... .545...........................1968 10. Clint Dolezel................................ .544...........................1992

BOB BOUNDS holds the program career marks in both passing yards (5,955) and total offense (6,369) and remains A&M-Commerce’s all-time leader in completions (375) and completion percentage (.531).

YEARLY PASSING LEADERS YEAR 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 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 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

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PLAYER A C PCT. YDS TD.. INT Y/G Jim Gray.........................128.......80........625..... 1,410.....22......4...... 128.1 Jim Gray.........................125.......52........416..... 1,024.....10......5....... 93.0 Bobby Fox.......................98........30........306.......577........4.......8....... 57.7 Bobby Fox.......................98........37........378.......470........2.......6....... 47.0 Wayne Williams.............47........19........406.......415........2.......4....... 41.5 Sam McCord...................52........27........519.......454........6.......4....... 45.4 Wayne Williams.............76........39........513.......593........4.......4....... 53.9 Sam McCord..................109.......45........413.......599.......11.....10...... 59.9 James Williams..............117.......56........479.......800........5......14...... 80.0 James Williams...............67........26........390.......469........2.......7....... 46.9 Don Hartman.................58........24........414.......312........3.......5....... 31.2 John Stooksberry............111.......46........414.......657........4.......7....... 65.7 John Stooksberry............149.......70........469.......841........4......11...... 93.4 Charles Cox....................103.......50........487.......731........4.......3....... 81.2 Jim Adams.......................90........45........500.......607........5......13...... 75.9 Benny Kirkland.............194.......83........428..... 1,176......8......10...... 70.0 Benny Kirkland.............163.......89........545..... 1,509.....14.....16..... 167.7 Jim Dietz.........................229......116.......507..... 1,717.....20.....15..... 171.7 Jim Dietz.........................282......132.......468..... 2,000.....19.....20..... 181.9 Will Cureton..................193.......75........383.......977........5.......9...... 139.6 Will Cureton..................210.......94........448..... 1,292......7......11..... 129.2 Will Cureton..................150.......60........400.......905........3......10...... 90.5 Terry Skinner.................211.......92........436..... 1,261......7......20..... 105.1 Terry Skinner.................172.......72........419..... 1,019......6.......8...... 101.9 Terry Skinner.................169.......80........473..... 1,077......6.......3...... 134.6 Terry Skinner.................264......123.......466..... 1,942.....14.....14..... 176.5 Wade Wilson..................158.......69........437.......770........3.......7....... 96.3 Wade Wilson..................279......150.......537..... 1,826.....10.....11..... 182.6 Wade Wilson..................227......116.......511..... 1,978.....19......8...... 197.8 Kyle Mackey...................236......117.......496..... 2,074.....18.....17..... 188.5 Kyle Mackey...................204......110.......539..... 1,667.....11.....10..... 208.4 Kyle Mackey...................295......141.......478..... 1,960.....14.....21..... 196.0 Bruno Briones................246......128.......520..... 1,839.....15.....16..... 183.9 Mike Trigg......................167.......82........491..... 1,114......9.......7...... 185.7 Royce Slechta.................238.......73........307..... 1,105......4......17..... 110.5 Royce Slechta.................352......152.......452..... 2,105.....13.....22..... 191.4 Mike Trigg......................183.......75........410..... 1,256.....15......9...... 114.2 Bob Bounds....................198......107.......540..... 1,521......8......14..... 190.1 Bob Bounds....................225......119.......529..... 1,905.....17.....13..... 173.2 Bob Bounds....................196......104.......531..... 1,825......7.......9...... 165.9 Clint Dolezel..................215......117.......544..... 1,572.....11.....11..... 142.9 Clint Dolezel..................268......132.......493..... 1,580.....12.....11..... 175.6 Chandler Evans.............235......117.......498..... 1,344.....10......8...... 168.0 Chandler Evans.............203......105.......517..... 1,452......8.......7...... 181.5 Cole Cayce.....................263......153.......582..... 2,266.....18.....11..... 206.0 Matt Morris....................162.......69........426.......961........9.......9...... 106.8 Nate VanCleave.............138.......62........449.......911........5......11..... 113.9 Will Shaw.......................122.......58........475.......949........6.......7....... 94.9 Will Shaw.......................191.......93........487..... 1,135......7......10..... 103.2 Justin Simons.................157.......73........465.......928........4......10...... 92.8 Justin Simons.................197......111.......563..... 1,372......8.......6...... 137.2 Miles Durham................177.......90........308..... 1,068......4.......7....... 97.1 Buster Faulkner.............409......268.......655..... 2,861.....16......7...... 286.1 Kyle Westerberg.............125.......55........440.......651........5.......6....... 65.1 Kyle Westerberg..............63........29........460.......267........0.......2....... 26.7 Terry Mayo.....................216......114.......528..... 1,414.....11......7...... 157.1 Terry Mayo.....................255......127.......498..... 1,659.....10......8...... 184.3 Adam Farkes..................336......174.......518..... 1,953.....12.....14..... 195.3 Adam Farkes..................364......179.......492..... 1,960......5......16..... 178.2 J.J. Harp...........................260......160.......615..... 1,634.....10.....10..... 233.4 Deric Davis....................179.......94........525.......976........6.......6...... 139.4

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PASSING RECORDS YEARLY TEAM PASSING STATISTICS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS ATTEMPTS Game................................63 • Royce Slechta (11 comp.) vs. Angelo State, 1986 Season........... 409 • Buster Faulkner (268 comp.), 2004 Career......... 816 • Terry Skinner (367 comp.), 1974-77 COMPLETIONS Game...............................................36 • J.J. Harp (59 att.) at Abilene Christian (Oct. 29, 2011) Season.................268 • Buster Faulkner (409 att.), 2004 Career................. 375 • Bob Bounds (706 att.), 1988-91 PASSING YARDS Game.................................447 • Adam Farkes (32 of 61) vs. Eastern New Mexico, 2009 Season........ 2,861 • Buster Faulkner (268 of 409), 2004 Career...........5,955 • Bob Bounds (375 of 706), 1988-91 TOUCHDOWN PASSES Game...............................6 • James Gray (4 consecutive) vs. Austin College, 1952 Season............................................ 22 • James Gray, 1952 Career........................................ 51 • James Gray, 1951-53 YARDS PER ATTEMPT Season.........................................11.0 • James Gray, 1952 Career..................................... 8.9 • James Gray, 1951-53 YARDS PER GAME Season...............................286.1 • Buster Faulkner, 2004 Career...............................176.2 • Kyle Mackey, 1980-83 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (Minimum 10 passes attempted per game) Season..................................662 • James Batchelor, 1946 Career................................. .531 • Bob Bounds, 1988-91 FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS (Minimum 10 passes attempted per game) Season............................................ 3 • Charles Cox, 1965 3 • Terry Skinner, 1976 3 • Cole Cayce, 1995 Career.................................... 15 • Mike Meador, 1988-91

TEAM RECORDS ATTEMPTS Game...................66 (25 comp.) vs. Angelo State • 1986 Season......................................... 451 (160 comp.) • 1986 COMPLETIONS Game.................36 (59 att.) at Abilene Christian • 2011 Season...............................................269 (414 att.) • 2004 NET YARDS Game........ 445 (33 of 40) vs. Northeastern State • 2004 Season...................................... 3,123 (169 of 319) • 1991

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Since 1959

PASSING DEFENSE

A&M-C A&M-C LSC A&M-C A&M-C LSC Year G Yards Avg./G Rank Year G Yards Avg./G Rank 1959.............10................ 852................ 85.2.............. 2 1959.............10................ 620.................62.0.............. 4 1960.............10................ 954................ 95.4.............. 1 1960.............10................ 772.................77.2.............. 6 1961.............10................ 863................ 86.3.............. 4 1961.............10................ 687................ 68.7.............. 2 1962.............10................ 608................ 60.8.............. 7 1962.............10................ 598................ 59.8.............. 1 1963.............10................ 885................ 88.5.............. 6 1963.............10...............1,222.............. 122.2............. 6 1964..............9................. 968............... 107.5............. 6 1964............. 9................. 846................ 94.0.............. 3 1965..............9................. 898................ 99.8.............. 5 1965............. 9................. 636................ 70.6.............. 1 1966.............10...............1,200.............. 120.0............. 4 1966.............10...............1,348.............. 134.8............. 8 1967.............10...............1,666.............. 166.6............. 3 1967.............10...............1,096.............. 109.6............. 1 1968.............10...............2,045.............. 204.5............. 2 1968.............10...............1,623.............. 162.3............. 7 1969.............10...............1,775.............. 177.5............. 5 1969.............10...............2,067.............. 206.7............. 9 1970.............10...............2,063.............. 206.3............. 6 1970.............10...............1,721.............. 172.1............. 8 1971.............11...............1,619.............. 147.2............. 4 1971.............11................ 914................ 83.1.............. 1 1972.............10...............1,349.............. 134.9............. 2 1972.............10...............1,008.............. 100.8............. 3 1973.............11...............1,597.............. 145.2............. 4 1973.............11...............1,125.............. 102.3............. 1 1974.............12...............1,516.............. 126.3............. 4 1974.............12................ 756................ 63.0.............. 1 1975.............11...............1,367.............. 124.3............. 5 1975.............11...............1,415.............. 128.6............. 7 1976.............11...............1,326.............. 147.3............. 4 1976.............11...............1,166.............. 129.6............. 4 1977.............11...............2,179.............. 198.1............. 2 1977.............11...............1,642.............. 149.3............. 7 1978.............11...............1,592.............. 144.7............. 6 1978.............11...............1,746.............. 158.7............. 6 1979.............10...............1,856.............. 186.5............. 3 1979.............10...............1,170.............. 117.0............. 2 1980.............10...............2,091.............. 209.1............. 1 1980.............10...............1,314.............. 131.4............. 5 1981.............11...............2,157.............. 196.1............. 3 1981.............11...............2,066.............. 187.8............. 7 1982.............10...............2,312.............. 231.2............. 1 1982.............10...............1,840.............. 184.0............. 5 1983.............10...............2,204.............. 220.4............. 2 1983.............10...............1,161.............. 116.1............. 1 1984.............10...............1,922.............. 192.2............. 2 1984.............10...............1,525.............. 152.5............. 2 1985.............10...............2,279.............. 227.9............. 3 1985.............10...............2,220.............. 222.0............. 6 1986.............11...............2,051.............. 186.5............. 5 1986.............11...............2,070.............. 188.2............. 2 1987.............11...............2,308.............. 209.8............. 1 1987.............11...............1,380.............. 125.5............. 3 1988.............11...............1,990.............. 180.9............. 5 1988.............11...............2,252.............. 204.7............. 7 1989.............10...............2,599.............. 259.9............. 2 1989.............10...............2,034.............. 203.4............. 4 1990.............11...............2,598.............. 236.2............. 2 1990.............11...............2,114.............. 192.2............. 8 1991.............11...............3,123.............. 283.9............. 1 1991.............11...............1,499.............. 136.3............. 2 1992.............11...............2,693.............. 244.8............. 1 1992.............11...............1,276.............. 116.0............. 1 1993.............11...............2,003.............. 182.1............. 2 1993.............11...............1,403.............. 127.6............. 2 1994.............10...............1,772.............. 177.2............. 2 1994.............10...............1,367.............. 136.7............. 1 1995.............11...............2,306.............. 209.6............. 2 1995.............11...............1,593.............. 144.8............. 2 1996.............11...............2,358.............. 214.4............. 2 1996.............11...............1,757.............. 159.7............. 3 1997.............11...............1,920.............. 174.5............. 4 1997.............11...............2,059.............. 187.2............ 14 1998.............11...............1,704.............. 154.9............. 8 1998.............11...............1,712.............. 155.6............. 9 1999.............11...............1,366.............. 124.2............ 10 1999.............11...............1,387.............. 126.1............. 5 2000.............11...............1,219.............. 110.8............ 10 2000.............11...............1,678.............. 152.5............. 7 2001.............11...............1,150.............. 104.5............ 13 2001.............11...............1,965.............. 178.6............. 4 2002.............10...............1,702.............. 170.2............. 9 2002.............10...............1,348.............. 134.8............. 1 2003.............11...............1,921.............. 174.6............. 8 2003.............11...............2,154.............. 195.8............. 6 2004.............10...............2,892.............. 289.2............. 2 2004.............10...............1,690.............. 169.0............. 1 2005.............10...............1,157.............. 115.7............ 12 2005.............10...............1,915.............. 191.5............. 2 2006.............10................ 667.................67.7............. 12 2006.............10...............1,630.............. 163.0............. 2 2007.............11...............2,166.............. 196.9............. 9 2007.............11...............2,082.............. 189.3............. 2 2008.............10...............1,964.............. 196.4............ 14 2008.............10...............2,178.............. 217.8............. 3 2009.............10...............2,220.............. 222.0............. 9 2009.............10...............2,910.............. 291.0............ 13 2010.............11...............1,973.............. 179.4............ 13 2010.............11...............2,627.............. 238.8............. 7 2011.............10...............2,574.............. 257.5............. 6 2011.............10...............2,512.............. 251.2............. 4 2012.............10...............1,970.............. 197.0............. 6 2012.............10...............1,803.............. 180.3............. 1

YARDS PER ATTEMPT Season.............................................................. 10.1 • 1952

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RUSHING RECORDS TOP-10 ALL-TIME LEADING RUSHERS No. Player Yards Years 1. Arthur James...............................4,285........................1966-69 2. Aundra Thompson.....................3,757........................ 1972-75 3. Cary Noiel...................................3,268........................ 1978-81 4. Ricky Dirks..................................3,191........................ 1982-84 5. Jarrod Owens..............................2,278........................ 1987-90 6. Mike Richardson........................1,994........................ 1976-78 Jason Smith.................................1,994........................ 1993-95 8. Marcus Graham..........................1,990........................ 2008-11 9. Cliff Edwards..............................1,986........................ 2005-06 10. Bill Allison...................................1,979........................ 1968-70

LION 1,000-YARD RUSHING CLUB Those who rushed for over 1,000 yards in a season No. Player Yards Year 1. Aundra Thompson.....................1,796.......................... 1975 2. Arthur James...............................1,538...........................1968 3. Arthur James...............................1,334...........................1969 4. Cary Noiel...................................1,307...........................1981 5. Kenneth Parks.............................1,302...........................1972 6. Ricky Dirks..................................1,299...........................1983 7. Demetrius Rector.......................1,167...........................2001 8. Mike Richardson........................1,095...........................1977 9. Aundra Thompson.....................1,086...........................1974 10. Ricky Dirks..................................1,070...........................1982 11. Cliff Edwards..............................1,041...........................2005 12. Craig Powell................................1,029...........................1973

LION 200-YARD RUSHING CLUB Those who rushed for over 200 yards in a game No. Player Yards Year 1. Arthur James vs. Abilene Christian...............323........1968 2. Arthur James vs. Southwest Texas.................263........1968 3. Ricky Dirks vs. Cameron................................251........1983 4. Kenneth Parks vs. Central Okla.....................246........1972 5. Kenneth Parks vs. Angelo State......................244........1972 6. Aundra Thompson vs. Howard Payne...............242........1975 7. Donald Lee vs. Eastern New Mexico...............238........1985 Demetrius Rector vs. Central Okla................238........2001 9. Arthur James vs. Sul Ross State......................233........1967 10. Kenneth Parks vs. A&M-Kingsville...............227........1972 11. Aundra Thompson vs. Tarleton State...............218........1975 12. Mike Richardson vs. Washburn.....................210........1977 13. Ricky Dirks vs. Abilene Christian..................208........1983 14. Arthur James vs. McMurry.............................203........1969 15. Arthur James vs. Sul Ross State......................201........1969 Aundra Thompson vs. Sam Houston...............201........1975 Ricky Dirks vs. Abilene Christian..................201........1982 Cliff Edwards vs. Angelo State........................201........2006

YEARLY RUSHING LEADERS YEAR 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 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 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Since 1952

PLAYER ATT. YARDS TD Y/A Y/G Marvin Brown...............106........... 812............ 19............. 7.6........... 81.2 Judd Ramsey..................109........... 583............. 6.............. 5.3........... 58.3 Gene Marshall................88............ 378............. 6.............. 4.3........... 37.8 Jerry Lytle........................85............ 324............. 4.............. 3.8........... 40.5 Neal Hinson....................71............ 420............. 3.............. 4.3........... 42.0 Neal Hinson...................110........... 589............. 6.............. 5.2........... 65.4 Sam McCord..................120........... 700............. 7.............. 5.8........... 63.7 Sam McCord..................148........... 887............. 3.............. 5.9........... 88.7 James Williams..............137........... 438............. 4.............. 3.2........... 48.7 Joe Johnson.....................31............ 159............. 1.............. 5.1........... 39.8 Joe Johnson.....................67............ 341............. 3.............. 5.1........... 34.1 Glen Robinson...............112........... 459............. 5.............. 4.1........... 51.0 Glen Robinson................96............ 439............. 1.............. 4.5........... 48.7 Curtis Guyton................113........... 657............. 8.............. 5.8........... 73.0 Arthur James...................98............ 450............. 1.............. 4.6........... 50.0 Arthur James..................206........... 963............. 2.............. 4.7.......... 107.0 Arthur James..................281..........1,538.......... 13............. 5.4.......... 153.8 Arthur James..................299..........1,334.......... 14............. 4.5.......... 133.4 Bill Allison.....................158........... 802............. 5.............. 5.1........... 72.9 Kenneth Parks...............159........... 595............. 8.............. 3.7........... 59.5 Kenneth Parks...............232..........1,302.......... 12............. 5.6.......... 130.2 Craig Powell...................222..........1,029.......... 10............. 4.6.......... 102.9 Aundra Thompson........190..........1,086........... 8.............. 5.7.......... 108.6 Aundra Thompson........248..........1,796.......... 21............. 7.1.......... 160.8 Mike Richardson...........134........... 596............. 7.............. 4.4........... 74.5 Mike Richardson...........231..........1,095........... 8.............. 4.7........... 99.5 Paul Rice.........................128........... 539............. 1.............. 4.2........... 49.0 Cary Noiel......................143........... 676............ 10............. 4.7........... 75.1 Cary Noiel......................208........... 862............ 12............. 4.1........... 86.2 Cary Noiel......................238..........1,307........... 8.............. 5.5.......... 118.8 Ricky Dirks....................232..........1,070........... 9.............. 4.6.......... 107.0 Ricky Dirks....................240..........1,299.......... 10............. 5.4.......... 129.9 Ricky Dirks.....................62............ 370............. 9.............. 6.0........... 74.0 Donald Lee.....................132........... 734............ 11............. 5.6........... 81.6 Travis Jackson.................64............ 210............. 1.............. 3.2........... 23.3 Jarrod Owens.................164........... 825............. 3.............. 5.0........... 82.5 Jarrod Owens.................164........... 857............. 8.............. 5.2........... 77.9 Johnie Hurndon.............90............ 444............. 4.............. 4.9........... 44.4 Gary Perry......................101........... 500............. 7.............. 5.0........... 50.0 David Chapman............103........... 596............. 4.............. 5.8........... 54.2 Michael Hightower.......155........... 688............ 10............. 4.4........... 68.8 Michael Hightower.......109........... 365............. 2.............. 3.4........... 33.2 Jason Smith....................146........... 708............. 8.............. 4.8........... 70.8 Jason Smith....................225........... 989............ 14............. 4.4........... 89.9 Alan Strambler..............144........... 608............. 5.............. 4.2........... 55.3 Ronnie Humphrey........115........... 331............. 2.............. 2.9........... 30.1 Ronnie Humphrey........121........... 549............. 8.............. 4.5........... 49.9 Adrian Barnes................163........... 662............. 3.............. 4.1........... 60.2 Jason Coffey...................162........... 668............. 6.............. 4.1........... 74.2 Demetrius Rector..........238..........1,167........... 8.............. 4.9.......... 106.1 Adrian Barnes.................74............ 350............. 2.............. 4.7........... 35.0 Joel Tudman...................172........... 486............. 5.............. 2.8........... 44.2 Tony Frazier....................80............ 328............. 1.............. 4.1........... 41.0 Cliff Edwards.................212..........1,041........... 8.............. 4.9.......... 104.1 Cliff Edwards.................225........... 945............. 8.............. 4.2........... 94.5 Nabil El-Amin...............211........... 879............. 6.............. 4.2........... 79.9 Nabil El-Amin...............138........... 641............. 4.............. 4.6........... 80.1 Marcus Graham.............184........... 677............. 7.............. 3.7........... 67.7 Marcus Graham.............173........... 815............. 7.............. 4.7........... 74.1 Marcus Graham..............98............ 429............. 5.............. 4.4........... 42.9 Jamar Mosley..................71............ 262............. 1.............. 3.7........... 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RUSHING RECORDS YEARLY TEAM RUSHING STATISTICS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS ATTEMPTS Game.................................................. 49 • Kenneth Parks vs. Carson-Newman, 1972 Season.................299 • Arthur James (1,334 yds.), 1969 Career...........884 • Arthur James (4,285 yds.), 1966-69 TOTAL YARDS Game.......................... 323 • Arthur James (36 attempts) vs. Abilene Christian, 1968 Season........ 1,796 • Aundra Thompson (248 att.), 1975 Career............ 4,285 • Arthur James (884 att.); 1966-69 YARDS PER CARRY (Minimum 5.0 attempts per game) Game...................8.97 • Arthur James (36 att.-323 yds.) vs. Abilene Christian, 1968 Season.....................10.04 • Joe Harbour (50-504), 1958 Career.... 6.52 • Aundra Thompson (576-3,757), 972-75 YARDS GAINED PER GAME Season.........................160.8 • Aundra Thompson, 1975 Career............................. 112.7 • Arthur James, 1966-69

TEAM RECORDS ATTEMPTS Game...................84 (411 yds.) vs. Tarleton State • 1970 Season.......................................... 585 (2,495 yds.) • 1968 NET YARDS Game.............................. 464 vs. Southwest Texas • 1952 Season........................................... 2,938 (609 att.) • 1974 YARDS PER CARRY Game..............10.1 vs. Northwestern Oklahoma • 1953 Season.................................................................5.9 • 1952

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Since 1959

A&M-C A&M-C LSC Year G Yards Avg./G Rank 1959.............10...............2,597.............. 259.7............. 1 1960.............10...............2,000.............. 200.0............. 2 1961.............10...............1,099.............. 109.9............. 6 1962.............10...............1,773.............. 177.3............. 4 1963.............10...............1,824.............. 182.4............. 3 1964............. 9................1,095.............. 121.6............. 6 1965............. 9................1,028.............. 114.2............. 7 1966.............10...............1,150.............. 115.0............. 6 1967.............10...............1,805.............. 180.5............. 4 1968.............10...............2,495.............. 249.5............. 2 1969.............10...............2,165.............. 216.5............. 5 1970.............10...............1,980.............. 198.0............. 7 1971.............11...............1,380.............. 125.4............ 10 1972.............10...............2,458.............. 245.8............. 2 1973.............11...............2,116.............. 192.4............. 4 1974.............12...............2,838.............. 236.5............. 3 1975.............11...............2,626.............. 238.7............. 4 1976.............11...............1,385.............. 153.9............. 4 1977.............11...............1,932.............. 175.6............. 5 1978.............11...............1,819.............. 165.4............. 4 1979.............10...............1,440.............. 144.0............. 5 1980.............10...............1,705.............. 170.5............. 5 1981.............11...............2,335.............. 212.3............. 3 1982.............10...............1,642.............. 164.2............. 4 1983.............10...............2,269.............. 226.9............. 2 1984.............10...............1,649.............. 164.9............. 1 1985.............10...............1,330.............. 133.0............. 3 1986.............11................ 546................ 49.6.............. 7 1987.............11...............1,393.............. 126.6............. 4 1988.............11...............1,796.............. 163.3............. 4 1989.............10...............1,027.............. 102.7............. 6 1990.............11...............2,112.............. 192.0............. 2 1991.............11...............1,826.............. 166.0............. 3 1992.............11...............1,331.............. 121.0............. 4 1993.............11................ 962.................87.5.............. 6 1994.............10...............1,172.............. 117.2............. 5 1995.............11...............1,573.............. 143.0............. 6 1996.............11...............1,581.............. 143.7............. 6 1997.............11................ 890.................80.9............. 15 1998.............11...............1,404.............. 127.6............ 10 1999.............11...............1,383.............. 125.7............ 12 2000.............11...............1,477.............. 134.3............. 9 2001.............11...............1,901.............. 172.8............. 7 2002.............10................ 871.................87.1............. 12 2003.............11................ 790.................71.8............. 13 2004.............10................ 814.................81.4............. 12 2005.............10...............2,211.............. 221.1............. 3 2006.............10...............1,831.............. 183.1............. 3 2007.............11...............1,221.............. 111.0............ 10 2008.............10...............1,107.............. 110.7............. 8 2009.............10................ 761.................76.1............. 10 2010.............11...............1,244.............. 113.1............. 9 2011.............10................ 706.................70.6.............. 9 2012.............10................ 715.................71.5.............. 9

RUSHING DEFENSE

A&M-C A&M-C LSC Year G Yards Avg./G Rank 1959.............10................ 926.................92.6.............. 1 1960.............10...............1,044.............. 104.4............. 1 1961.............10...............1,774.............. 177.4............. 6 1962.............10...............1,337.............. 133.7 ............ 4 1963.............10...............1,038.............. 103.8............. 2 1964............. 9................1,815.............. 201.6............. 6 1965............. 9................2,046.............. 227.3............. 8 1966.............10...............1,627.............. 162.7............. 8 1967.............10...............1,966.............. 196.6............. 7 1968.............10...............1,295.............. 129.5............. 3 1969.............10...............1,505.............. 150.5............. 3 1970.............10...............2,230.............. 223.0............. 8 1971.............11...............2,093.............. 190.3............. 6 1972.............10...............1,602.............. 160.2............. 4 1973.............11...............1,824.............. 165.8............. 5 1974.............12...............2,353.............. 196.1............. 4 1975.............11...............2,372.............. 215.6............. 7 1976.............11...............1,605.............. 178.3............. 4 1977.............11...............2,283.............. 207.5............. 7 1978.............11...............1,743.............. 158.5............. 4 1979.............10...............1,818.............. 181.8............. 6 1980.............10...............1,785.............. 178.5............. 5 1981.............11...............2,317.............. 210.6............. 6 1982.............10...............1,834.............. 183.4............. 4 1983.............10...............1,934.............. 193.4............. 6 1984.............10...............1,560.............. 156.0............. 2 1985.............10...............1,536.............. 153.6............. 4 1986.............11...............2,232.............. 202.9............. 6 1987.............11...............1,380.............. 125.5............. 3 1988.............11...............1,879.............. 170.8............. 5 1989.............10...............1,868.............. 186.8............. 6 1990.............11...............1,246.............. 113.3............. 2 1991.............11...............1,574.............. 143.1............. 4 1992.............11...............1,174.............. 106.7............. 3 1993.............11...............2,062.............. 187.5............. 6 1994.............10...............1,280.............. 128.0............. 2 1995.............11...............1,826.............. 166.0............. 6 1996.............11...............1,741.............. 158.3............. 5 1997.............11...............1,399.............. 127.2............. 3 1998.............11...............1,958.............. 178.0............. 9 1999.............11...............1,685.............. 153.2............. 7 2000.............11...............1,682.............. 152.9............. 9 2001.............11...............1,361.............. 123.7............. 2 2002.............10...............2,093.............. 209.3............ 12 2003.............11...............1,306.............. 118.7............. 3 2004.............10...............1,740.............. 174.0............ 12 2005.............10...............1,274.............. 127.4............. 1 2006.............10................ 953.................95.3.............. 2 2007.............11...............1,269.............. 115.4............. 2 2008.............10...............1,048.............. 104.8............. 6 2009.............10................ 838.................83.8.............. 2 2010.............11...............1,745.............. 158.6............ 10 2011.............10...............1,727.............. 172.7............. 8 2012.............10...............1,928.............. 192.8............. 9

ARTHUR JAMES is A&M-Commerce’s all-time leading rusher, compiling 4,285 yards in his career, including back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons in 1968 and 1969. He also holds the school record for most rushing yards in a single game, racking up 323 against Abilene Christian in 1968.

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RECEIVING RECORDS TOP-10 ALL-TIME LEADING RECEIVERS No. Player Yards Years 1. Gary Compton............................3,041........................1987-90 2. Wes Smith...................................2,652........................1982-85 3. Randy Smith...............................1,961........................1978-81 4. Dannie Rogers............................1,865........................1973-77 5. George Daskalakes.....................1,838........................1973-77 6. Tom Black....................................1,792........................1965-68 7. Billy Minor..................................1,766........................1988-92 8. Dudley Slice................................1,751........................1971-74 9. Lonnie Cunigan..........................1,641........................1977-79 10. James Epps..................................1,632........................1995-96

SINGLE-SEASON RECEIVING LEADERS No. Player Yards Year 1. James Epps..................................1,058.......................... 1996 2. Dannie Rogers............................. 952........................... 1977 3. George Daskalakes...................... 944........................... 1969 4. Willie Thornton........................... 923........................... 2008 5. Gary Compton............................. 922........................... 1989 6. George Daskalakes...................... 884........................... 1970 7. Tom Black..................................... 849........................... 1968 8. Randy Smith................................ 820........................... 1981 9. Gary Compton............................. 812........................... 1990 10. Wes Smith.................................... 810........................... 1985

CAREER RECEPTIONS LEADERS No. Player Receptions Year 1. Gary Compton..............................181......................... 1987-90 2. Victor Bennett.............................. 168......................... 2002-05 3. Wes Smith..................................... 158......................... 1982-85 4. Taylor Fore.................................... 125......................... 2008-11 5. Dudley Slice.................................. 116......................... 1971-74 6. George Daskalakes...................... 111......................... 1969-70 Lonnie Cunigan........................... 111......................... 1977-79 8. Dannie Rogers.............................. 108......................... 1973-77 9. Cory Sims..................................... 102......................... 1999-02 10. Randy Smith................................. 101......................... 1978-81

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Receptions (Game)...... 15 • Cory Sims vs. Midwestern State, 2002 Receptions (Season)...................................58 • Victor Bennett, 2004 .............................................................................58 • Taylor Fore, 2011 Yards (Game)....266 • Willie Thornton vs. Eastern New Mexico, 2008 Touchdowns (Game).... 4 • James Epps vs. Eastern New Mexico, 1996 4 • Willie Thornton vs. Eastern New Mexico, 2008 Touchdowns (Season)....................... 12 • George Daskalakes, 1969 12 • Gary Compton, 1990 Touchdowns (Career)......................... 30 • Gary Compton, 1987-90

YEARLY RECEIVING LEADERS . YEAR 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 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 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

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PLAYER REC. YARDS TD Y/R Y/G Tom McCormack...........32............ 546..............9............ 17.0.......... 49.6 Don Yates........................18............ 354..............2............ 19.6.......... 32.1 Waylon Buchanan..........11............ 236..............2............ 21.4.......... 23.6 Jack Barrett......................12............ 153..............0............ 12.7.......... 15.3 Jack Barrett......................12............ 162..............1............ 13.5.......... 16.2 Norman Roberts.............20............ 314..............6............ 15.7.......... 31.4 Norman Roberts.............14............ 140..............1............ 10.0.......... 12.7 Dee Mackey.....................12............ 138..............6............ 11.5.......... 13.8 George Boynton.............17............ 286..............1............ 16.8.......... 28.6 Danny Davidson.............9............. 173..............0............ 19.2.......... 17.3 Glen Robinson.................9............. 114..............1............ 12.6.......... 11.4 Gayhart Jeanis.................14............ 249..............0............ 17.7.......... 26.4 Doug Paschal..................30............ 364..............1............ 12.1.......... 40.4 Richard Houston............23............ 301..............1............ 13.0.......... 33.4 Richard Houston............19............ 394..............3............ 20.7.......... 65.7 Tom Black.......................46............ 685..............7............ 14.8.......... 85.6 Tom Black.......................41............ 849.............10........... 20.7.......... 84.9 George Daskalakes.........54............ 944.............13........... 17.4.......... 94.4 George Daskalakes.........57............ 884..............8............ 15.5.......... 80.4 John Parker.....................33............ 435..............3............ 13.1.......... 39.5 Dudley Slice....................46............ 688..............5............ 14.9.......... 68.8 Dudley Slice....................32............ 552..............3............ 17.2.......... 50.2 Dick Akers......................28............ 379..............1............ 13.5.......... 31.6 Dannie Rogers................33............ 527..............2............ 15.9.......... 47.9 Chris Lemberg................34............ 511..............4............ 15.0.......... 56.8 Dannie Rogers................47............ 952..............9............ 20.3.......... 86.5 Lonnie Cunigan..............29............ 489..............6............ 17.5.......... 44.5 Lonnie Cunigan..............47............ 600..............4............ 12.7.......... 60.0 Randy Smith...................25............ 549..............8............ 21.9.......... 54.9 Randy Smith...................35............ 820..............7............ 23.4.......... 74.5 Ricky Dirks.....................27............ 328..............0............ 12.1.......... 32.8 Wes Smith.......................42............ 727..............7............ 17.3.......... 72.7 Wes Smith.......................40............ 630..............9............ 15.7.......... 63.0 Wes Smith.......................55............ 810..............7............ 14.7.......... 81.0 Robert Giddens..............47............ 639..............1............ 13.6.......... 58.1 Winfred Essix.................51............ 684..............6............ 13.4.......... 62.2 Gary Compton................47............ 786..............8............ 16.7.......... 71.5 Gary Compton................56............ 922..............8............ 16.2.......... 92.2 Gary Compton................50............ 812.............12........... 16.2.......... 73.8 Eddie Tenison.................34............ 691..............5............ 20.3.......... 62.8 Anthony Brooks.............52............ 738..............4............ 14.2.......... 67.1 Donald Wesley................30............ 412..............3............ 13.7.......... 37.5 Daryl Anderson..............39............ 454..............0............ 11.6.......... 56.8 Daryl Anderson..............44............ 493..............2............ 11.2.......... 49.3 James Epps......................57...........1,058...........11........... 18.6.......... 96.2 Richard Ducksworth......37............ 382..............1............ 10.3.......... 42.4 Michael Courville..........21............ 312..............1............ 14.9.......... 28.4 Michael Courville..........25............ 562..............5............ 22.5.......... 51.1 Cedric Bonner................22............ 355..............2............ 16.1.......... 32.3 Cory Sims........................24............ 258..............1............ 10.8.......... 23.5 Cory Sims........................46............ 502..............1............ 10.9.......... 50.2 Victor Bennett................44............ 538..............2............ 12.2.......... 59.8 Victor Bennett................58............ 636..............4............ 11.0.......... 63.6 Victor Bennett................33............ 368..............1............ 11.2.......... 36.8 Corey Goodall................15............ 198..............1............ 13.2.......... 19.8 Meldrick Grice................31............ 504..............5............ 16.3.......... 45.8 Willie Thornton..............48............ 923.............10........... 19.2.......... 92.3 Taylor Fore......................23............ 491..............4............ 21.3.......... 49.1 Kenzee Jackson...............49............ 451..............1............. 9.2........... 45.1 Taylor Fore......................58............ 561..............2............. 9.7........... 56.1 Garrett Smith..................51............ 581..............2............ 11.4.......... 58.1

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TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS ALL-TIME TOTAL OFFENSE LEADERS No. Player Yards Years 1. Bob Bounds.................................6,369........................1988-91 2. Kyle Mackey................................5,757........................1980-83 3. Terry Skinner..............................4,803........................1974-77 4. Wade Wilson...............................4,793........................1977-80 5. Jim Dietz......................................4,538........................1967-70 6. Arthur James...............................4,501........................1966-69 7. Cole Cayce...................................4,442........................1993-96 8. Adam Farkes...............................3,835........................2009-10 9. James Gray..................................3,797........................1951-53 10. Aundra Thompson.....................3,757........................1972-75

SINGLE-SEASON TOTAL OFFENSE LEADERS No. Player Yards Year 1. Buster Faulkner..........................2,829.......................... 2004 2. Cole Cayce...................................2,459.......................... 1996 3. Bob Bounds.................................2,103.......................... 1990 4. Wade Wilson...............................2,019.......................... 1980 5. Jim Dietz......................................2,004.......................... 1970 6. Kyle Mackey................................1,998.......................... 1983 7. Kyle Mackey................................1,970.......................... 1981 8. Royce Slechta..............................1,956.......................... 1987 9. Adam Farkes...............................1,928.......................... 2010 10. Bob Bounds.................................1,926.......................... 1991

INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS Total Plays (Game)..........72 • Royce Slechta vs. Angelo State, 1986 Total Plays (Season)...............................451 • Buster Faulkner, 2004 Total Plays (Career)........................... 1,010 • Bob Bounds, 1988-91 Total Yards (Game).....463 • Adam Farkes vs. Eastern New Mexico, 2009

INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS Total Plays (Game)...............................100 • vs. Tarleton State, 1970 Total Plays (Season)............................................................ 953 • 1970 Total Yards (Game)..................... 660 • vs. Central Oklahoma, 1991 Total Yards (Season)........................................................ 4,949 • 1991 Yards Per Play (Game)........10.1 • vs. Southwest Oklahoma • 1952 Yards Per Play (Season)........................................................6.9 • 1952

YEARLY TOTAL OFFENSE LEADERS . YEAR 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 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 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Since 1952

PLAYER PLAYS RUSH PASS YARDS Y/P Y/G Jim Gray.......................142.......... 28........ 1,410....... 1,438...... 10.1... 141.0 Jim Gray.......................145.......... 56........ 1,024....... 1,080....... 7.4.... 108.0 Bobby Fox....................181......... 223.........577..........800........ 4.4..... 80.0 Bobby Fox....................175.......... 94..........470..........564........ 3.2..... 56.4 Neal Hinson.................. 74.......... 420...........0............420........ 5.6..... 42.0 Sam McCord................160......... 432.........454..........886........ 5.5..... 98.4 Sam McCord................203......... 700.........606........ 1,306....... 6.4.... 118.7 Sam McCord................257......... 887.........599........ 1,486....... 5.7.... 148.6 James Williams............234......... 438.........800........ 1,238....... 5.3.... 137.5 James Williams............164.......... 68..........469..........537........ 3.2..... 59.7 Don Hartman..............138......... 207.........312..........519........ 3.7..... 51.9 John Stooksberry.......... 88.......... 258.........657..........915........ 4.9.... 101.6 John Stooksberry.........217.......... 94..........841..........935........ 4.3.... 103.8 Charles Cox..................187........... 2............731..........733........ 3.9..... 81.4 Jim Adams....................120..........-34..........607..........573........ 4.8..... 71.6 Benny Kirkland...........276.......... 68........ 1,176....... 1,244....... 4.5.... 124.4 Benny Kirkland...........242.......... 27........ 1,509....... 1,536....... 6.3.... 170.7 Jim Dietz.......................304.......... 20........ 1,717....... 1,737....... 5.7.... 173.7 Jim Dietz.......................335........... 4.......... 2,000....... 2,004....... 5.9.... 182.2 Will Cureton................218.........-112.........977..........865........ 3.9.... 123.7 Kenneth Parks.............232........1,302..........0.......... 1,302....... 5.6.... 130.2 Craig Powell.................222........1,029..........0.......... 1,029....... 4.6.... 102.9 Aundra Thompson......190........1,086..........0.......... 1,086....... 5.7.... 108.6 Aundra Thompson......248........1,796..........0.......... 1,796....... 7.2.... 160.8 Terry Skinner...............205.........-164....... 1,077.........913........ 4.4.... 114.1 Terry Skinner...............292.........-159....... 1,942....... 1,783....... 6.1.... 162.1 Wade Wilson................240......... 248.........770........ 1,018....... 4.2.... 127.3 Wade Wilson................371.........-112....... 1,826....... 1,714....... 4.6.... 171.4 Wade Wilson................265.......... 41........ 1,978....... 2,019....... 7.6.... 201.9 Kyle Mackey.................312.........-104....... 2,074....... 1,970....... 6.3.... 179.1 Kyle Mackey.................268..........-16........ 1,667....... 1,651....... 6.6.... 206.4 Kyle Mackey.................343.......... 38........ 1,960....... 1,998....... 5.8.... 199.8 Bruno Briones..............285..........-80........ 1,839....... 1,759....... 6.1.... 175.9 Mike Trigg....................136..........-62........ 1,114....... 1,052....... 7.7.... 175.3 Royce Slechta...............395.........-121....... 1,108.........987........ 2.4..... 98.7 Royce Slechta...............403.........-149....... 2,105....... 1,956....... 4.8.... 177.8 Mike Trigg....................213.........-109....... 1,256....... 1,147....... 5.3.... 104.3 Bob Bounds..................272..........-14........ 1,521....... 1,507....... 5.5.... 188.4 Bob Bounds..................295......... 198....... 1,905....... 2,103....... 7.1.... 191.2 Bob Bounds..................291......... 111....... 1,825....... 1,926....... 6.7.... 176.0 Clint Dolezel................290......... 144....... 1,572....... 1,716....... 5.9.... 156.0 Clint Dolezel................340..........-48........ 1,580....... 1,532....... 4.5.... 170.2 Chandler Evans...........301..........-97........ 1,334....... 1,247....... 4.1.... 155.9 Chandler Evans...........300..........-42........ 1,452....... 1,410....... 4.8.... 176.3 Cole Cayce...................379......... 193....... 2,266....... 2,459....... 6.5.... 223.5 Matt Morris..................217...........-2...........961..........959........ 4.4.... 106.6 Ken Harrison...............212......... 369.........598..........967........ 4.6.... 138.1 Will Shaw.....................171..........-64..........949..........885........ 5.2..... 88.5 Will Shaw.....................228........... 9.......... 1,135....... 1,144....... 5.0.... 104.0 Demetrius Rector........242........1,167.........91......... 1,258....... 5.2.... 114.4 Justin Simons...............263..........-31........ 1,372....... 1,341....... 5.1.... 134.1 Miles Durham..............251.......... 28........ 1,068....... 1,096....... 4.4..... 99.6 Buster Faulkner...........451..........-32........ 2,861....... 2,829....... 6.3.... 282.9 Cliff Edwards...............213........1,041..........0.......... 1,041....... 4.9.... 104.1 Cliff Edwards...............225......... 945...........0............945........ 4.2..... 94.5 Terry Mayo...................299.......... 92........ 1,414....... 1,506....... 5.0.... 167.3 Terry Mayo...................316......... 118....... 1,659....... 1,777....... 5.6.... 197.4 Adam Farkes................376..........-46........ 1,953....... 1,907....... 5.1.... 190.7 Adam Farkes................414..........-32........ 1,960....... 1,928....... 4.7.... 175.3 J.J. Harp.........................312..........-30........ 1,634....... 1,604....... 5.1.... 229.1 Deric Davis..................249.......... 63..........976........ 1,039....... 4.2.... 148.4

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SCORING RECORDS INDIVIDUAL SCORING POINTS Game...............................30 • Marvin Brown vs. Sam Houston State, 1952 30 • Donald Lee vs. Eastern New Mexico, 1985 Season.........126 • Aundra Thompson, 1975 Career............. 281 • Billy Watkins, 1990-93 KICKING POINTS Game............ 16 • David Dell (4 FG, 4 PAT) vs. Harding, 1995 16 • Ha’a Bento (4 FG, 4 PAT) vs. Northeastern State, 2004 Season.... 84 • David Dell (17 FG, 33 PAT), 1995 Career....281 • Billy Watkins (49 FG, 134 PAT), 1990-93 TOUCHDOWNS Game.................................5 • Marvin Brown vs. Sam Houston State, 1952 5 • Donald Lee vs. Eastern New Mexico, 1985 Season...........21 • Aundra Thompson, 1975 Career..... 37 • Aundra Thompson, 1972-75

TEAM SCORING POINTS Game....80 vs. Northwestern Oklahoma • 1953 Season.............................................496 • 1952 TOUCHDOWNS Game.... 12 vs. Northwestern Oklahoma •1952 Season...............................................73 • 1952 PATs MADE Game............... 9 vs. Southwest Texas • 1952 9 vs. Abilene Christian • 1990 Season...............................................56 • 1952 PATs ATTEMPTED Game.... 12 vs. Northwestern Oklahoma •1952 Season...............................................73 • 1952 FIELD GOALS MADE Game........................................... 4 • Six times last vs. Southwestern Oklahoma State • 2004 Season................................18 (26 att.) • 2004 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Game............... 6 vs. Southwest Texas • 1952 Season............................26 (15 made) • 1992 26 (17 made) • 1995 26 (18 made) • 2004

YEARLY SCORING LEADERS

YEAR 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 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 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Since 1952

PLAYER AVG. Marvin Brown........................................ 114 George Riley............................................ 54 Gene Marshall......................................... 36 Jerry Matthews........................................ 30 Neal Hinson............................................ 24 Gary Berry............................................... 66 Joe Harbour............................................. 54 Dee Mackey............................................. 37 Dan Davison........................................... 26 George Boynton...................................... 30 Joe Ed Matus........................................... 24 Glen Robinson........................................ 30 John Stooksberry.................................... 36 Curtis Guyton......................................... 53 Curtis Guyton......................................... 58 Tom Black................................................ 44 Arthur James........................................... 81 Arthur James/George Daskalakes........ 86 George Daskalakes................................. 52 Mark Regian............................................ 50 Kenneth Parks......................................... 72 Craig Powell............................................ 84 Leonard Allen......................................... 63 Aundra Thompson................................ 126 Leonard Allen......................................... 49 Dannie Rogers........................................ 60 Lonnie Cungian...................................... 44 Cary Noiel............................................... 60 Cary Noiel............................................... 72 Ted Sample.............................................. 66 Ricky Dirks.............................................. 54 Ricky Dirks.............................................. 66 Ricky Dirks.............................................. 54 Donald Lee.............................................. 66 Winfred Essix.......................................... 26 Winfred Essix.......................................... 40 Jarrod Owens.......................................... 52 Jarrod Owens.......................................... 66 Billy Watkins........................................... 76 Billy Watkins........................................... 83 Michael Hightower/Billy Watkins........ 78 Billy Watkins........................................... 44 Jason Smith............................................. 54 Jason Smith............................................. 90 James Epps............................................... 68 Casey Cowan.......................................... 30 David Dell............................................... 53 Mike Courville........................................ 30 Jason Coffey............................................ 36 Randy Weston......................................... 60 Randy Weston......................................... 39 Joel Tudman............................................ 30 Ha’a Bento................................................ 80 Ha’a Bento................................................ 55 Cliff Edwards.......................................... 54 Nabil El-Amin........................................ 50 Willie Thornton...................................... 60 Ahmed Abo-Mahmood......................... 50 Ahmed Abo-Mahmood......................... 43 Marcus Graham...................................... 42 Tevin Godfrey......................................... 24

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A&M-C A&M-C LSC Year G Points Avg./G Rank 1959.............10................ 226.................22.6............N/A 1960.............10................ 126.................12.6............N/A 1961.............10................. 92.................. 9.2.............N/A 1962.............10................ 160.................16.0............N/A 1963.............10................ 128.................12.8............N/A 1964............. 9................. 112.................12.4............N/A 1965............. 9................. 100.................11.1............N/A 1966.............10................ 156.................15.6............N/A 1967.............10................ 188.................18.8............N/A 1968.............10................ 318.................31.8............N/A 1969.............10................ 276.................27.6............N/A 1970.............11................ 264.................24.0............N/A 1971.............11................ 244.................22.1............N/A 1972.............10................ 254.................25.4.............. 1 1973.............11................ 299.................27.2.............. 2 1974.............12................ 286.................23.8.............. 4 1975.............11................ 305.................27.7.............. 4 1976.............11................ 203.................22.6.............. 3 1977.............11................ 306.................27.8.............. 2 1978.............11................ 184.................16.7.............. 6 1979.............10................ 229.................22.9.............. 5 1980.............10................ 272.................27.2.............. 3 1981.............11................ 312.................28.4.............. 4 1982.............10................ 255.................25.5.............. 5 1983.............10................ 297.................29.7.............. 2 1984.............10................ 272.................27.2.............. 1 1985.............10................ 245.................24.5.............. 3 1986.............11................ 126.................11.5.............. 6 1987.............11................ 200.................18.2.............. 6 1988.............11................ 291.................26.5.............. 4 1989.............10................ 248.................24.8.............. 4 1990.............11................ 398.................36.2.............. 1 1991.............11................ 351.................31.9.............. 1 1992.............11................ 314.................28.6.............. 2 1993.............11................ 166.................15.1.............. 6 1994.............10................ 200.................20.0.............. 6 1995.............11................ 300.................27.3.............. 2 1996.............11................ 316.................28.7.............. 1 1997.............11................ 177.................16.1............. 11 1998.............11................ 225.................20.5.............. 8 1999.............11................ 135.................12.3............. 14 2000.............11................ 163.................14.8............. 11 2001.............11................ 230.................20.9.............. 9 2002.............10................ 161.................16.1............. 12 2003.............11................ 128.................11.6............. 13 2004.............10................ 254.................25.4.............. 6 2005.............10................ 219.................21.9.............. 7 2006.............10................ 125.................12.5............. 13 2007.............11................ 254.................23.1.............. 7 2008.............10................ 202.................20.2............. 10 2009.............10................ 245.................24.5............. 10 2010.............11................ 211.................19.2............. 13 2011.............10................ 236.................23.6.............. 8 2012.............10................ 126.................12.6.............. 9

SPECIAL TEAMS RECORDS

YEARLY PUNTING LEADERS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

LONGEST PLAYS

Since 1952

KICKOFF RETURNS Game......................................8 • Sam Tarrant (146 yds.) vs. Southwest Texas, 1979 Season............. 27 • Aaron Muehlstein (571 yds.), 1987 Career............ 41 • Arthur James (1,015 yds.), 1966-69

99 yards • Matt Morris to Casey Cowan vs. Midwestern State, 1997

PLAYER AVG. John Owens...........................................37.2 Glyn Johnston.......................................38.9 Gene Marshall.......................................41.5 Jerry Lytle..............................................38.8 Bobby Ewell...........................................31.8 Bobby Ewell...........................................37.8 Sam McCord.........................................36.8 Sam McCord.........................................33.0 George Boynton....................................29.0 George Boynton....................................34.4 Marion Turner......................................32.7 Charles Masters....................................35.8 Don Gordon..........................................37.8 Curtis Guyton.......................................39.2 Curtis Guyton.......................................33.7 Joe Teel...................................................37.5 Jim Dietz................................................35.3 Mike Hays..............................................38.6 Mike Hays..............................................34.2 Jon Washington....................................40.9 Jon Washington....................................34.0 George Kleinmeiser.............................35.6 Mark Feuchter......................................34.9 Gary Pitts...............................................39.0 Mel Fox..................................................34.9 Wade Wilson.........................................38.5 Chuck Jaggers.......................................36.3 Chuck Jaggers.......................................34.3 Chuck Jaggers.......................................35.7 Randy Jones .........................................38.4 Randy Jones...........................................38.6 Dan Roberson.......................................36.8 Dan Roberson.......................................36.9 Dan Roberson.......................................38.7 Dan Roberson.......................................40.3 Tom Cisneros........................................34.0 Shane Summers....................................37.5 Shane Summers....................................39.3 Shane Summers....................................37.7 Billy Watkins.........................................34.5 Barry Gillingwater................................42.0 Barry Gillingwater................................41.6 Chris Dolan...........................................41.3 Chris Dolan...........................................41.1 David Dell.............................................37.3 Will Schale.............................................41.2 Will Schale.............................................42.9 Reagan Teel...........................................33.9 Reagan Teel...........................................35.5 Chris Huggins.......................................40.2 Chris Miller...........................................40.9 Chris Miller...........................................44.1 Chris Miller...........................................42.4 Kyle Cook..............................................38.9 Kyle Cook..............................................36.9 Daniel Swaim........................................38.8 Juan Velasco..........................................42.3 Juan Velasco..........................................39.1 Cameron Frosch...................................37.0 Cameron Frosch...................................35.5 Cameron Frosch...................................42.3

KICKOFF RETURN YARDS Game..................................156 • James Epps (6 returns) vs. Abilene Christian, 1997 Season............. 547 • Marvin Brown (20 returns), 1951 Career.......1,015 • Arthur James (41 returns), 1966-69 YARDS PER RETURN • KICKOFFS (Minimum of 1.0 Return Per Game) Longest Return..................................... 100 • Bob Sloan vs. Midwestern State, 1950 100 • Marvin Brown vs. Midwestern State, 1950 Season...........38.0 • David Hurst (8 for 304 yds.), 1949 Career....29.8 • Marvin Brown (23 for 685 yds.), 1966-69 YARDS PER RETURN • PUNTS (Minimum of 1.0 Return Per Game) Longest Return................................89 • Ron Trammell vs. Angelo State, 1982 Season...................................22.1 • Curtis Guyton, 1965 Career.............................18.5 • Curtis Guyton, 1965-66

TEAM RECORDS KICKOFF RETURNS Game.31 (1,187 yds.) vs. Sam Houston State • 1946 Season.......................................90 (3,630 yds.) • 1986 KICKOFF RETURN YARDS Game.. 1,187 (31 att.) vs. Sam Houston State • 1946 Season........................................ 3,630 (90 att.) • 1986

PASSING

RUSHING

91 yards • Roger Daley vs. Northeastern State, 2005

PUNTING

84 yards • Guy Stevens vs. Trinity, 1932 84 yards • Barry Gillingwater vs. Abilene Christian, 1992

PUNT RETURN

89 yards • Ron Trammell vs. Angelo State, 1982

KICKOFF RETURN

100 yards • Bob Sloan vs. Midwestern State, 1950 100 yards • Marvin Brown vs. Midwestern State, 1951

FIELD GOAL

59 yards • Randy Jones vs. Abilene Christian, 1982

INTERCEPTION RETURN 100 yards • Cory Whitfield at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2011

KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE (Minimum 5.0 punts per game) Game.......... 47.0 vs. Tennessee-Chattanooga • 1953 ................................. 47.0 vs. Henderson State • 1993 Season.........................................................41.6 • 1993 PUNT RETURNS Game................12 (164 yds.) vs. North Texas • 1933 Season.............................................................. 39 • 133 YARDS RETURNED • PUNTS Game.................164 (12 ret.) vs. North Texas • 1933 Season...........................................467 (21 ret.) • 1981 YARDS PER RETURN • PUNTS Game............... 18.0 (5 ret.) vs. Tarleton State • 1995 Season.........................................................17.1 • 1965 KICKOFF RETURNS Game............13 (243 yds.) vs. Arkansas State • 1987 Season.......................................57 (1,074 yds.) • 1987 YARDS RETURNED • KICKOFFS Game.............243 (13 ret.) vs. Arkansas State • 1987 Season........................................1,074 (57 ret.) • 1987

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MARVIN BROWN remains one of the top kick returners in A&M-Commerce history, compiling 547 return yards in 1951, including a 100-yard return against Midwestern State. His 29.8 average per return remains tops in Lions program history.

DEFENSIVE RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

TEAM RECORDS

TACKLES (SINCE 1999) Game.............................21 • Antonio Wilson vs. Northeastern State, 1999 Season........................ 133 • J.D. Hearn, 2005 Career...........297 • Jesse Brooks, 1999-2002

FEWEST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED Game.... 37 vs. Northwest Missouri State • 1994 (-35 rush, 72 pass) Season...... 1,546 (926 rush, 620 pass) •1959

TACKLES FOR LOSS (SINCE 1999) Game.....................................4.0 • J.R. Satchel vs. Southwestern Oklahoma State, 2005 Season..................... 19.5 • Ricky Hope, 2008 Career..............37.0 • Bryan Smith, 2000-01 SACKS (SINCE 1999) Game................................... 3.0 • Three times last: Andrée Smith at East Central, 2007 Season..................... 11.0 • Ricky Hope, 2008 Career.... 14.0 • Derrick Crawford, 2001-03 INTERCEPTIONS Game.......................................4 • R.C. Moore vs. Sam Houston State, 1952 4 • Ronnie Humphrey vs. Southwest Texas State, 1968 Season...................... 13 • Pat Williams, 1992 Career............. 30 • Autry Beamon, 1971-74 YARDS RETURNED • INTERCEPTIONS Game...............122 • Autry Beamon (3 INT) vs. East Central, 1972 Season.................318 • Autry Beamon, 1972 Career...........535 • Autry Beamon, 1971-74

FEWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED Game.................. -48 vs. Angelo State • 1992 Season.............................................485 • 1952 FEWEST COMPLETIONS ALLOWED Game...........0 vs. Sam Houston State • 1946 0 vs. Angelo State • 1971 0 vs. Henderson State • 1993 Season..............................52 (130 att.) • 1961 52 (117 att.) • 1962 FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED Game...........0 vs. Sam Houston State • 1946 0 vs. Angelo State • 1971 0 vs. Henderson State • 1993 Season.........................636 (61 of 142) • 1965 DEFENSIVE PASSING EFFICIENCY RATING Season......................................... 39.85 • 1974 OPPONENT TURNOVERS Season..................52 (21 FR, 31 INT) • 1990 Per Game...........4.7 (52 in 11 games) • 1990 INTERCEPTIONS Game..............7 vs. Stephen F. Austin • 1971 7 vs. Abilene Christian • 1980 7 vs. Sam Houston State • 1981 Season...............................................31 • 1990 YARDS RETURNED • INTERCEPTIONS Game.............. 142 vs. Austin College • 1950 Season.............................................408 • 1977

AUTRY BEAMON holds nearly every interception record in A&M-Commerce history. He ranks first in program history with 30 career interceptions, tallying 535 total return yards, including 318 in 1972 and currently holds four Lone Star Conference records. He is a 2012 Lone Star Conference Hall of Honor inductee.

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Opponents Opponents LSC Year G Points Avg./G Rank 1959.............10..................45.................. 4.5.............N/A 1960.............10................ 176.................17.6............N/A 1961.............10................ 175.................17.5............N/A 1962.............10................ 108.................10.8............N/A 1963.............10..................89.................. 8.9.............N/A 1964............. 9................. 187.................20.7............N/A 1965............. 9................. 154.................17.1............N/A 1966.............10................ 141.................14.1............N/A 1967.............10................ 177.................17.7............N/A 1968.............10................ 170.................17.0............N/A 1969.............10................ 211.................21.1............N/A 1970.............11................ 274.................24.9............N/A 1971.............11................ 208.................20.8............N/A 1972.............10................ 133.................13.3.............. 2 1973.............11................ 159.................14.5.............. 2 1974.............12................ 157.................13.1 ............. 1 1975.............11................ 252.................22.9.............. 6 1976.............11................ 137.................15.2.............. 3 1977.............11................ 230.................20.9.............. 6 1978.............11................ 179.................16.3.............. 4 1979.............10................ 195.................19.5.............. 6 1980.............10................ 147.................14.7.............. 2 1981.............11................ 235.................21.4.............. 6 1982.............10................ 214.................21.4.............. 5 1983.............10................ 207.................20.7.............. 5 1984.............10................ 208.................20.8.............. 2 1985.............10................ 237.................23.7.............. 6 1986.............11................ 292.................26.5.............. 5 1987.............11................ 391.................35.5.............. 6 1988.............11................ 313.................28.5.............. 6 1989.............10................ 295.................29.5.............. 6 1990.............11................ 144.................13.1.............. 1 1991.............11................ 174.................15.8.............. 3 1992.............11................ 159.................14.5.............. 2 1993.............11................ 200.................18.2.............. 4 1994.............10................ 192.................19.2.............. 4 1995.............11................ 190.................17.3.............. 4 1996.............11................ 217.................19.7.............. 4 1997.............11................ 272.................24.7............. 11 1998.............11................ 276.................25.1............. 10 1999.............11................ 227.................20.6.............. 6 2000.............11................ 206.................18.7.............. 6 2001.............11................ 205.................18.6.............. 3 2002.............10................ 271.................27.1............. 10 2003.............11................ 270.................24.5.............. 7 2004.............10................ 241.................24.1.............. 7 2005.............10................ 183.................18.3.............. 1 2006.............10................ 151.................15.1.............. 1 2007.............11................ 255.................23.2.............. 4 2008.............10................ 238.................23.8.............. 4 2009.............10................ 285.................28.5.............. 7 2010.............11................ 299.................27.2.............. 5 2011.............10................ 395.................39.5.............. 7 2012.............10................ 304.................30.4.............. 8

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A&M-COMMERCE PRESIDENT DR. DAN JONES DR. DAN JONES A&M-COMMERCE PRESIDENT/CEO University of Texas, 1975 (B.A., B.S.) Rice University, 1978 (M.S) University of Iowa, 1983 (Ph.D) Fifth Season at A&M-Commerce

r. Dan Jones was appointed as the 11th president of Texas A&M University-Commerce by the Texas A&M University Board of Regents in July 2008. Born in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, Dr. Jones earned a pair of bachelor’s degrees from the University of Texas at Austin in 1975. He achieved his bachelor of arts in english and his bachelor of science in magazine journalism, graduating with highest honors in both disciplines. Jones then achieved his master’s degree in english from Rice University in 1978, followed by a master’s degree in American studies from the University of Iowa in 1982. While in Iowa City, Jones also attained his Ph.D. in American studies in 1984. Jones’ career in education began at Casper College in Casper, Wyoming, where he served as an English instructor from 198285. He continued his academic career at the University of Houston from 1985-2002, serving in a number of positions before ultimately being named dean of University College. Following his service at the University of Houston, Jones served as Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Texas A&M International University in Laredo, Texas from 2003-08 until his appointment to become the president of A&M-Commerce. As president, he is passionate about the power of education to transform lives, families and communities. He has partnered with the Hispanic, Black, Asian and North Dallas Chambers of Commerce, and has implemented strategic initiatives geared at making A&M-Commerce both military friendly and a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI). Jones has been a member of many organizations, including the Rotary Club, American Association of State Colleges and Universities, Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communications and Texas Council of Chief Academic Officers. He has also served on numerous boards that benefit the community, including

Chamber of Commerce, United School Day and Project MEND (Medical Equipment Network for the Disabled). In his capacity as a University administrator, Jones has published several articles and made numerous presentations dealing with higher education and popular culture, while overseeing a handful of projects across the Texas A&M University-Commerce campus. One of the defining aspects of Jones’ career has been the tremendous growth of A&M-Commerce. When he took over in July of 2008, enrollment was just over 9,000 students, which has escalated to reaching 12,000 in the fall of 2012. A number of facility improvements have been made throughout campus as A&M-Commerce is one of the fastest growing universities in the state of Texas. Jones is also an avid A&M-Commerce sports fan and can be seen at countless athletic contests and athletic department functions. He and his family were present at the Lone Star Conference basketball tournament in both his hometown of Bartlesville as well as the Allen Event Center, as well as multiple Lion athletic department functions. Jones has been instrumental in the success of the Harvey Martin Classic and played a key role in the hiring of a handful of Lion head coaches, including head football coach Colby Carthel. Jones is married to Jalinna Jones and the couple has two daughters, Aislinn and Allyson.

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ATHLETIC DIRECTOR RYAN IVEY RYAN IVEY ATHLETIC DIRECTOR University of Memphis, 2004 First Season at A&M-Commerce

yan Ivey was introduced as the Texas A&M University-Commerce Athletic Director at a press conference on January 7, 2013, and since that day, he has hit the ground running. Just two weeks after his hiring, Ivey made his first significant impact on Lion Athletics, hiring Colby Carthel as A&M-Commerce’s 19th head football coach. But that was just the beginning. In six months at the helm, Ivey has announced the addition of an intercollegiate softball program, which will begin in the spring of 2015. He also had a head coach in place, hiring Richie Bruister as the Lions’ first head coach just a few weeks after he led Texas Woman’s to an LSC championship and an appearance in the Division II National Championship. Additionally, Ivey has revamped the Lion Athletic Club and has made it a priority to reach out to Lion fans across the state of Texas, holding a series of town hall meetings as well as launching the Lion Safari Tour. He has also brought new ideas and initiatives to help push A&M-Commerce Athletics into a new era. Ivey comes to A&M-Commerce from McNeese State University in Lake Charles, Louisiana, where he has been an integral member of the Cowboys athletic department since 2007. He has served as Associate Athletic Director since August 2010, handling the day-to-day operations of the department both in an internal and external capacity. Internally, Ivey’s key contributions have come in overseeing McNeese State’s nearly-eight million dollar athletic budget, handling the business operations on a day-to-day basis. He has also been responsible for implementing new money saving initiatives within the department as well as providing fiscal responsibility. Additionally, Ivey has overseen McNeese’s game day operations, helping to provide an entertaining and memorable experience for fans at Cowboy home athletic events while also handling the responsibility of scheduling for all 16 Cowboy and Cowgirl athletic programs. Working directly with head coaches, Ivey has

also played a key role in helping 15 of McNeese’s athletic programs increase their Academic Performance Rate to .925 or higher, improving from just four when he arrived. Externally, Ivey has handled the responsibilities of McNeese’s corporate sponsorship program. Since taking over the program, corporate sponsorship revenue has increased over 80%, bringing in over $750,000 per year. Ivey authored a revenue generating master plan for the Cowboy athletic department as well as spearheading two different marketing campaigns which resulted in record-breaking results for the Cowboy football and basketball programs. In addition to his McNeese State responsibilities, Ivey has assisted in the execution of the 2008, 2010, 2011 and 2012 State Farm Southland Conference Basketball tournaments. Ivey has also made his mark spearheading postseason events, serving as the tournament director for the 2008 and 2012 Southland Conference Women’s Soccer tournament, the 2009 Southland Conference Softball tournament and most recently, the 2011 and 2012 FCS National Championship games. Prior to his time at McNeese State, Ivey spent two seasons as the Director of Operations for the women’s basketball team at the University of Memphis, his alma mater. He also has experience serving as the Marketing and Promotions Coordinator for the University of South Dakota as well as a Stadium Operations Assistant for the Memphis Redbirds of the Pacific Coast League. A native of Mayfield, Kentucky, Ivey was a four-year letterwinner at Memphis as a punter and holder on the Tiger football team, seeing action in both the 2003 New Orleans Bowl and the 2004 GMAC Bowl. He earned his bachelor’s degree in sports management in December 2004, followed by his master’s degree in sport and leisure commerce in August 2010. He met his wife, Kelley, while attending the University of Memphis and has two sons, Jett and Ace.

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JUDY SACKFIELD

Associate A.D. Academic Services

DUSTAN THRIFT Head Athletic Trainer

DR. ERIC GRUVER

JOSH JORGENSEN

Assistant A.D. Compliance

Assistant A.D. External Affairs

LANCE FARMER

Director of Strength and Conditioning

NICOLE ANDERSON

GUY MORRISS

RAND CHAMPION

Assistant A.D. Business Operations

Director of Media Relations

Asst. Director of Development (Athletics)

TAYLOR FORE

CHRISTI SPRUILL

DR. LOUIE BLEDSOE

RICHIE BRUISTER

COLBY CARTHEL

Women’s Basketball Head Coach

Men’s and Women’s Golf Head Coach

CRAIG CASE

NEIL PIPER

ASHLEY ROCKE

Soccer Head Coach

SAMMY MORRONE

Assistant to the A.D. Special Projects

Faculty Athletics Representative

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MICHAEL HILL

Dance Head Coach

Softball Head Coach

DARREN SCHNEIDER

Track and Field/Cross Country Head Coach

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Assistant to the Athletic Director

Football Head Coach

SAM WALKER

Men’s Basketball Head Coach

2012-13 ATHLETICS YEAR IN REVIEW FOOTBALL

• Lions rally in the final minute to tie the game against rival Texas A&M-Kingsville, then defeat the Javelinas 21-14 in overtime to capture the Chennault Cup for the first time since 2001. • Linebacker Danny Mason named the 2012 Lone Star Conference Linebacker of the Year, ranking third nationally in tackles per game (11.5). • Mason became the eighth Lion linebacker to be named a two-time first team All-LSC selection and was named a second team All-American by Beyond Sports Network in addition to earning first team Daktronics All-Region honors. Mason would represent Team Texas in the 2013 Texas vs. the Nation All-Star Game. • Colby Carthel was named A&M-Commerce’s 19th head football coach, being hired to take over the program on January 22, 2013.

VOLLEYBALL

• A&M-Commerce reaches 20 victories on the season, an improvement of nine matches from 2011, and finish fifth in the Lone Star Conference, advancing to the LSC quarterfinals. • Middle blocker Rachel Robertson was named the 2012 Lone Star Conference Offensive Player of the Year after leading the conference in hitting percentage, points per set and kills per set. • Robertson finished her career ranked third all-time in program history in career kills with 1,359. • Three Lions garnered All-LSC honors, including Robertson (first team), setter Jordan Neal (second team) and middle blocker Breanne Snyder (Honorable Mention). • Robertson and right side hitter Kayla Bond were recognized as Capital One Academic All-District selections as the duo were both named to the LSC’s Volleyball All-Academic team.

SOCCER

• Forward Brionna Minde was named the Lone Star Conference Academic Player of the Year after leading the LSC in assists in 2012. • Minde and defenseman Eva Brutto were named NSCAA third team All-Region selections. • Brutto was named to the All-Lone Star Conference first team while forward Anitra Wright was a second team honoree. • Midfielder Callie Annett was named a Capital One Academic All-District selection and joined Minde on the LSC Soccer All-Academic team.

CROSS COUNTRY

• Dorian McCradic was named the Lone Star Conference’s Freshman of the Year after placing sixth at the 2012 LSC Championships in Lawton, Okla. • Fellow freshman Luis Romero joined McCradic on the All-Lone Star Conference team after placing 15th at the conference championships. • Senior Alex Kimp was named to the LSC Cross Country All-Academic team for the second consecutive season.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

• A&M-Commerce had one of the most dramatic turnarounds in the nation, posting a nine-win improvement in 2012-13. • A&M-Commerce posted one of the greatest upsets in Lone Star Conference Championship history as the seventh-seeded Lions toppled regular season co-champion Abilene Christian 80-79 in the quarterfinals at the Allen Event Center. • Head coach Nicole Anderson was named the 2012-13 Lone Star Conference co-Coach of the Year. Forward Breanna Harris was tabbed a second team All-LSC selection while guard Danielle Dixon was an All-LSC honorable mention selection.

MEN’S BASKETBALL

• Head coach Sam Walker became the all-time winningest coach in A&M-Commerce history as the Lions rallied to defeat reigning LSC champion Midwestern State 74-66 at the Field House on January 9, 2013. The victory was the 202nd of Walker’s career, moving him past Hall of Famer Jim Gudger as the all-time Lion victories leader. • A&M-Commerce qualified for the Lone Star Conference Basketball Championship for the ninth-straight year, the second-longest active streak in the LSC, and the 34th time overall - the most appearances of any conference institution. • Forward Andrew Davis was named a first team Capital One Academic All-American, one year after earning third team honors. He was also the Lone Star Conference’s Academic Player of the Year for men’s basketball. • Forward Preston Whitley was named an honorable mention All-LSC selection, concluding his Lion career by becoming the latest member of the A&M-Commerce 1,000-point club.

MEN’S GOLF

• Freshman Kason Childress made an impression in his first collegiate tournament, tying for the individual championship at the Paris J.C. Dragon Invitational on September 17, 2013. • Junior C.J. Clem was named a second team All-Lone Star Conference selection after leading the Lions in scoring average. • Sophomore Marcus Sanna was named to the LSC Men’s Golf All-Academic team. • Clem became the third Lion since 2000 to qualify for the NCAA South Central Regional, shooting a 4-over 220 and finishing among the top-50 of the individual standings.

WOMEN’S GOLF

• Junior Sara Diaz was named the Lone Star Conference Academic Player of the Year for women’s golf. • Diaz finished the year with one top-10 and five top-20 individual showings, highlighted by a fifth-place finish at the Lion Invitational on March 14-15, 2013, being named to the All-Tournament team. • Junior Chantry McMahan was named to the All-LSC honorable mention team after posting three top-10 and three additional top-20 showings for the Lions in 2012-13.

TRACK AND FIELD

• Three Lions qualified for the 2013 NCAA Division II National Championships as Dakota Fountain (long jump), Vanessa Jackson (400 meter dash) and Ashley Ross (discus) each placed among the top-20 at the national meet. • Fountain claimed the Lone Star Conference championship in the men’s long jump with a leap of 7.68 meters, ranking third in Division II. • Five school records were broken during the 2013 season, including Luis Romero running a 1:51.62 in the 800 meter run at the LSC Championships, breaking a school record that had stood since 1960. • 10 Lions garnered USTFCCCA All-Region honors, including a pair for sophomore Matt Rich who was among the top-five in the region in both the javelin and the decathlon. • Alex Kimp was named the Lone Star Conference Men’s Track and Field Academic Athlete of the Year, giving the Lions four Academic Players of the Year in 2012-13, tying for the most of any LSC institution.

SOFTBALL

• A&M-Commerce announced the addition of a softball program, which will begin competition in the spring of 2015. Richie Bruister was named the program’s first-ever head coach at a press conference on July 17.

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MEDIA INFORMATION M

COVERING THE LIONS

A&M-COMMERCE MEDIA RELATIONS

edia efforts for all 11 Texas A&M University-Commerce sports are coordinated by Rand Champion, the Lions’ Director of Media and Public Relations. A&M-Commerce’s Media Relations office is located on the second floor of the Fieldhouse, directly east of Memorial Stadium.

RAND CHAMPION Director of Media and Public Relations Office: (903) 886-5131 Cell: (903) 366-6041 E-Mail: Rand.Champion@tamuc.edu Sports: Football, men’s basketball, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s cross country.

CREDENTIALS Credentials are issued to working members of the media only. Credential requests must be made at least 24 hours prior to kickoff by contacting Rand Champion via e-mail. Working media can pick up their game day credentials at the media will call, located at the main ticket office on the west side of Memorial Stadium.

PHIL PAQUETTE Media Relations Graduate Assistant Office: (903) 886-5131 E-Mail: Philip.Paquette@tamuc.edu Sports: Volleyball, soccer, women’s basketball, men’s and women’s track and field

MEMORIAL STADIUM PRESS BOX The press box at Memorial Stadium is located on the west side and is accessible by the two side stairwells on either side of the stands. There is no elevator access. Seating for media members is on the south side of the press box with seating preference given to those who cover the Lions on a regular basis. The press box will be open two hours prior to kickoff with programs, rosters and game notes available. Halftime stats and final stat packets will be distributed to working media as well. The Memorial Stadium press box will remain open for two hours following the conclusion of the game. Visiting team sports information and radio crews will be given a designated space in the new press box located on the west side of Memorial Stadium. INTERVIEWS All interview requests with Texas A&M University-Commerce coaches and student-athletes must be coordinated through the Media Relations office and must be arranged 24 hours prior. Student-athletes are told not to conduct any interviews unless it has been previously arranged through the Media Relations office. No interviews will be conducted on travel or game days. PHOTOGRAPHERS All photographers must have a credential visible at all times. NCAA rules prohibit photographers from being in the team areas between the 25-yard lines and must stay behind the dashed line around the playing field. Use of tripods is prohibited. Photographers may use the media area of the pressbox as a work area if space permits. POST-GAME INTERVIEWS Following a 10-minute cooling off period, Texas A&M University-Commerce head coach Colby Carthel and selected players will be brought to the northeast corner of the field for interviews. Media members should let Rand Champion know which players they would like made available with five minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. Coach Carthel and the players will be available for 20 minutes. The A&M-Commerce locker room is closed to the media. RADIO Radio booths for both A&M-Commerce and the visiting team will be available. Due to space limitations, only one originating broadcast for the visiting team will be permitted and must be designated by the visiting team’s media relations director. If a dedicated phone line is needed, contact Rand Champion at least 48 hours prior to kickoff. PARKING Parking for all working media is available on the street on the west side of Memorial Stadium. Parking permits are required and must be requested with Rand Champion via e-mail at least 72 hours prior to kickoff.

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ETR 88.9 FM will once again serve as the home for A&M-Commerce Lion football and basketball radio broadcasts, giving the Lions a home on the radio for over 35 years. Lion fans across the globe can also keep up on their team by following the broadcast online at KETR.org. Located in Binnion Hall on the campus of Texas A&M University-Commerce, KETR is a 100,000-watt station that encompasses a 70-mile radius and includes the cities of Rockwall, Paris, Greenville and Sulphur Springs, reaching approximately 200,000 people. KETR began in the early 1970s as the director of the East Texas State University radio-television program, Dr. David Rigney, developed an FCC application for an FM station that would be a teaching-laboratory for students. KETR sports programming began in the fall of 1975, with student-produced broadcasts of Commerce High School football, and Phil Wayne Ebensberger and former East Texas State All-American quarterback Sam McCord as the voices of ET Lions football. The first Commerce Tigers broadcast featured the Tigers playing at Honey Grove, with future East Texas State and NFL quarterback Wade Wilson leading the Commerce offense, while the first ET broadcast was the Lions’ 42-10 win over Prairie View A&M in the Cotton Bowl. KETR also broadcast Commerce Tigers basketball for many years, and, of course, ET basketball, continuing to this day. With Ebensberger behind the mic, KETR followed the Lions to NAIA basketball tournament appearances in Kansas City in 1977 and 1978. Today, KETR has once again teamed up with National Public Radio programming and features a number of popular programs such as “All Things Considered” and “Morning Edition.” It also serves as a major learning tool for A&M-Commerce students, serving the role of training student broadcasters and giving them real world experience.

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