2010 Troy Football Media Guide

Tyler Clark 2009 All-SBC Preseason All-SBC Jerrel Jernigan 4-Time All-SBC Preseason All-SBC

Bryan Willis 2009 All-SBC Preseason All-SBC

Head Coach Larry Blakeney 20th Year

4-TIME DEFENDING CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

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2010 OUTLOOK

An inside look at media policies and guidelines, as well as travel plans and information about Veterans Memorial Stadium and the University.

An in-depth look at the upcoming 2010 season, depth chart and rosters.

Quick Facts.................................. 2 Media Relations......................... 3 Media Information..................... 4 Veterans Memorial Stadium.... 8 Trojans on Television................10 Troy ISP Sports Network.........11 Sun Belt Conference................12 Compliance...............................14 Chancellor.................................15 Director of Athletics.................16 Staff Directory.........................17

CREDITS The 2010 Troy University Football Media Guide is intended for the editorial use of media organizations covering the Trojans. Any reprinting, reproduction or other use of the contents for any commerical use is prohibited.

EDITORS: Travis Jarome and Ricky Hazel.

ASSISTANCE: Kai Horan (covers/design elements), Taylor Bryan, Dan Ensey, Ricky Hazel, Kerry Heinz, Matt Mays, Ben Stanfield and Brynna Waters.

PHOTOGRAPHY: Photos taken by professional sports photographers Kevin Glackmeyer (Chief Photographer), Tony Brown, Ronnie Colvin, Cass Davis, Lamar Higgins, David Lann, Bob Markey and Joe Imel (Middle Tennessee).

Other photographs courtesy of the New Orleans Bowl and GMAC Bowl. Professional football pictures courtesy of Buffalo Bills, Carolina Panthers, Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers, Kansas City Chiefs, Indianapolis Colts, New York Giants, New York Jets, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, San Francisco 49ers, Tennessee Titans and Washington Redskins.

MEDIA INFORMATION

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

Alphabetical Roster.................20 Numerical Roster......................20 Class Breakdown......................22 Position Breakdown..................23 State Breakdown.....................24 Depth Chart..............................25 Season Preview........................26

COACHES & STAFF Bios include that of head coach Larry Blakeney, his assistants and the Trojan football support staff.

ON THE COVER

Troy head coach Larry Blakeney is featured on this year’s cover of the Troy University media guide as he will be entering his 20th season at helm of the Trojans.

Also featured on the cover are all-conference selections (clockwise) Jerrel Jernigan, Tyler Clark and Bryan Willis. Each was selected in the preseason.

Larry Blakeney.........................30 Jeff Beckles...............................35 Randy Butler..............................36 Maurea Crain...........................37 Kenny Edenfield.......................38 Chip Lindsey..............................39 Benjy Parker..............................40 Jeremy Rowell...........................41 John Schlarman........................42 Richard Shaughnessy...............43 Shayne Wasden.......................44 Support Staff............................45 Athletic Staff.............................46

departures.

Game Recaps........................ 100 Team Statistics....................... 107 Individual Statistics............... 108 Defensive Leaders................ 110 Starters................................... 111 Game-by-Game................... 112

MEET THE TROJANS Bios, stats and in-depth information on the 2010 Troy Trojans football team.

RECORDS Individual and team records, along with career leaders.

Seniors........................................54 Junior..........................................71 Sophomores...............................78 Other Squad Members...........83 Signing Class.............................86

Individual Records................. 114 Team Records......................... 116 The Last Time......................... 117 Single-Game Leaders.......... 118 Single-Season Leaders........ 122 Career Leaders..................... 126 Year-by-Year Leaders......... 135

2010 OPPONENTS A look at all 12 of the Trojan’s opponents this season.

HISTORY

Games 1-3................................92 Games 4-6................................93 Games 7-9................................94 Games 10-12...........................95 Versus 2010 Opponents.........96 SBC and Bowls..........................97

Facts and figures from throughout the history of Troy University football.

National Champions............. 138 Bowl Traditions...................... 141 All-Conference Honors......... 144 National Awards................... 150 All-Americans......................... 151 D-I All-Americans.................. 152 All-Time Letterwinners.......... 153

2009 REVIEW Game-by-game recaps, final statistics, superlatives, miscellaneous statistics and key player

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Trojans in the Draft............ 161 NFL Free Agents................. 162 All-Time Results................... 163 All-Time Opponents........... 171 Coaches Year-by-Year...... 175 Glossary/Timeline............. 177 All-Time Assistants.............. 184

THE UNIVERSITY An inside look at Troy University and Trojans athletics.

The University......................186

MISSION STATEMENT The Troy University Athletics Department is an integral part of the University. Its mission is to assure a balance between the desire to win and the desire to facilitate positive growth of student-athletes.

The Athletics Depar tment will strive to graduate student-athletes who will make significant contributions to society, view their experience in athletics as rewarding and who will be proud alumni and advocates of the University.

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TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL MEDIA INFORMATION

Quick Facts

Location............................................................................................Troy, Alabama Founded........................................................................................................... 1887 Enrollment.................................................................................................... 30,564 Mascot.............................................................................................. Trojans (T-Roy) Colors..........................................................................Cardinal, Silver and Black Home Stadium........................................................ Veterans Memorial Stadium Capacity...................................................................................................... 30,000 Conference..................................................................................................Sun Belt Chancellor.............................................................................Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr. Director of Athletics.......................................................................... Steve Dennis Head Coach...................................................................................Larry Blakeney Career Record....................................................................153-77-1 (19 years) Record at Troy....................................................................153-77-1 (19 years) Starters Returning/Lost...............................................................................13/13 Offensive Starters (Ret/Lost)..........................................................................6/5 Defensive Starters (Ret/Lost)..........................................................................3/8 Specialists (Ret/Lost)........................................................................................4/0 Letterwinners Returning/Lost......................................................................44/26 Offensive Scheme...................................................................................... Spread Defensive Scheme......................................................................................... 4-2-5 2009 Overall Record........................................................................................9-4 2009 Sun Belt Record.......................................................................................8-0 Polls..........................................................................................................not ranked All-time Record......................................................................479-352-27 (.559) Last Bowl...................................................................................2010 GMAC Bowl

Football Coaching Staff

Larry Blakeney, Head Coach............................................................Auburn, ‘70 Shayne Wasden, Asst. Head Coach/Receivers.............................Auburn, ‘92 Kenny Edenfield, Offensive Coordinator/Inside WR........................ Troy, ‘89 Jeremy Rowell, Defensive Coordinator/DB........................................ Troy, ‘97 Jeff Beckles, Running Backs................................................... Florida State, ‘94 Randy Butler, Defensive Ends................................................ Southern Miss, ‘79 Maurea Crain, Defensive Tackles........................................................ Iowa, ‘92 Chip Lindsey, Quarterbacks..........................................................Alabama, ‘97 Benjy Parker, Linebackers............................................................ Mississippi, ‘98 John Schlarman, Offensive Line.................................................... Kentucky, ‘98 Richard Shaughnessy, Strength & Conditioning.............................Auburn, ‘90

Football Support Staff

Chuck Ash......................................................... Head Certified Athletic Trainer Mike Frigge............................................................................. Video Coordinator James Gardner................................................................... Equipment Manager Alyson Gramley...........................................................Certified Athletic Trainer Joan Hazel....................................................................... Ticket Office Manager Jeffrey Morgan.................................................Graduate Assistant, Equipment Judy Morgan........................................................................... Football Secretary

Media Relations

Director/FB Contact...........................................................................Ricky Hazel

Office Phone:....................................................................(334) 670-3229

Cell Phone:........................................................................(334) 372-7032

e-mail:..............................................................................jehazel@troy.edu

Twitter:................................................................www.twitter.com/TroySID Assistant Director............................................................................ Travis Jarome

Office Phone:....................................................................(334) 670-5654

Cell Phone:........................................................................(334) 372-7034

e-mail:............................................................................. tjarome@troy.edu

Twitter:.......................................................www.twitter.com/Tjarome_SID Staff Assistant/Secondary FB Contact......................................... Taylor Bryan

Office Phone:....................................................................(334) 670-5834

Cell Phone:........................................................................(205) 862-8418

e-mail:...............................................................................bryant@troy.edu

Twitter:............................................................... www.twitter.com/tabryan Media Relations FAX.................................................................(334) 670-5665

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2009 TROJANS RESULTS Date 9/3 9/12 9/19 9/26 10/6 10/17 10/24 10/31 11/7 11/14 11/21 11/28 1/6

Opponent at Bowling Green at Florida vs UAB at Arkansas State vs Middle Tennessee at Fla. International vs North Texas vs ULM at Western Kentucky at Arkansas vs Florida Atlantic at UL Lafayette vs Central Michigan

TV Info none SEC TV Troy/ISP Sun Belt ESPN2 none Troy/ISP none none SEC TV (CSS) Sun Belt none ESPN

Time/Result L, 31-14 L, 56-6 W, 27-14 W, 30-27 W, 31-7 W, 42-33 W, 50-26 W, 42-21 W, 40-20 L, 56-20 W, 47-21 W, 48-31 L, 44-41

2010 TROJANS SCHEDULE Date 9/4 9/11 9/18 9/25 10/5 10/16 10/30 11/6 11/13 11/20 11/27 12/6

Opponent vs Bowling Green at Oklahoma State ay UAB vs Arkansas State at Middle Tennessee vs UL Lafayette at ULM at North Texas vs. FIU at South Carolina vs Western Kentucky at Florida Atlantic

TV Info TBA TBA TBA TBA ESPN2 TBA TBA TBA TBA SEC TV TBA ESPNU

SPRING QUICK HITTERS

Time 6:00 pm TBA 3:00 pm 6:00 pm 7:00 pm 6:00 pm 2:30 pm TBA 2:30 pm TBA TBA 1:00 pm

l Troy enters the 2010 season as the four-time defending Sun Belt Conference champions. l Trojans coach Larry Blakeney will be on the Troy sideline for his 20th season. Only Joe Paterno and Frank Beamer have been in their current positions longer than Blakeney in the Football Bowl Subdivision. l Blakeney will be breaking in a new offensive coordinator for the third time in the last five years. Kenny Edenfield takes over OC duties and will continue to coach inside recivers. l Two coaches off last season’s staff left Troy for Texas Tech during the offseason. OC Neal Brown and running backs coach Chad Scott took jobs in the same roles for Tommy Tuberville at Tech. l Coach Larry Blakeney filled the two vacancies on his staff with Chip Lindsey and Jeff Beckles. Lindsey was a successful high school head coach and offensive coordinator who is well versed in the Trojans offense, and will coach the quarterbacks. Beckles was on the opposite sideline from the Trojans in the GMAC Bowl in January, but is a native of Florida and is an experienced recruiter in Florida and Georgia. He will coach running backs. l In 2009, Troy became the first team to go 8-0 in Sun Belt play and the Trojans had their first nine-win season as a member of the Football Bowl Subdivision. l Troy scored at least 40 points in six consecutive Sun Belt games to finish the season and averaged 41.3 points in eight league games last year. l During spring practice all eyes were on the battle to replace record-setting quarterback Levi Brown. The four contenders for the position are juniors Jamie Hampton and Greg Jenkins as well as redshirt freshman Corey Robinson. l While the attention was on the QB battle on offense, the Trojans also have two holes to fill on the offensive line after the loss of a pair of All-Conference players - C Danny Franks and G Steven Adams. l On defense the Trojans lost eight starters from last year, another will miss spring ball after shoulder surgery and another is switching positions. Only CB Bryan Willis went through spring drills as a starter at the position he played in 2009. l Troy wound up losing all four starters on the front line when junior NT Eugene Kinlaw decided to skip his senior year and turn pro. l In addition to the front four, the Trojans must replace one of the most dynamic linebacking tandems in school history. Juniors Xavier Lamb and Donnell Golden will step into the void left by Boris Lee and Bear Woods.

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MEDIA INFORMATION

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS

Office: 334-670-3832 Fax: (334) 670-5665 Mailing & Overnight Address: Tine W. Davis Field House 5000 George Wallace Drive Troy, AL 36082 Web Site: www.TroyTrojans.com Veterans Memorial Stadium: (334) 670-3229

RICKY HAZEL

Director, Athletics Media Relations: Ricky Hazel Football, Baseball, Men’s/Women’s Golf Alma Mater: Alabama, 1988 Office: (334) 670-3832 Cell: (334) 372-7032 E-Mail: jehazel@troy.edu

Asst. Director, Athletics Media Relations: Travis Jarome Women’s Sports Alma Mater: Auburn Montgomery, 2003 Office: (334) 670-5654 Cell: (334) 372-7034 E-Mail: tjarome@troy.edu Staff Assistant, Athletics Media Relations: Taylor Bryan Men’s Basketball, Football Alma Mater: Troy, 2009 Office: (334) 670-5655 Cell: (205) 862-8418 E-Mail: bryant@troy.edu Student Assistant: Beth Brown Cross Country, Track and Field Office: (334) 670-5834

Student Assistant: Ben Maxwell Soccer and Rodeo Cell: (256) 758-6991 E-Mail: bmaxwell34306@troy.edu Student Assistant: Ben Stanfield Features, Trojan Game Pass Cell: (334) 619-1438 E-Mail: bstanfield14245@troy.edu

Assistant Director Athletics Media Relations

taylor bryan

ben stanfield

Staff Assistant Athletics Media Relations

Student Assistant Athletics Media Relations

BRYNNA WATERS

KEVIN GLACKMEYER

Student Assistant Athletics Media Relations

Student Assistant: Brynna Waters Volleyball Cell: (334) 726-2201 E-Mail: bwaters11434@troy.edu Other Student Assistants: Brian Anslow, Rusty Cockrell, Dan Ensey, Jarrod Johnson and Clint Pitchford.

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Travis jarome

Director Athletics Media Relations

Chief Photographer Troy University

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL MEDIA INFORMATION

MEDIA INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION The 2010 Troy University Football Media Guide is designed to aid members of the media in the coverage of Trojan football, as well as serve as a tool to learn more about the university and the staff associated with the football program.

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JUST TROY, THANK YOU!

AP, NCAA, ABC, CBS, NBC, ESPN, AFCA and TROY athletics Though the Troy Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is a proud and integral part of Troy University, it desires to be recognized simply as TROY Athletics. Ditto regarding references to its sports teams: TROY football, TROY baseball, TROY golf, etc.

In all sports-related media references, we respectfully urge that the university’s teams be identified with an appropriate appellation - TROY. In subsequent references of the same The staff of the Troy Athletics Media Rela- presentation the team may be referred to by its nickname - Trojans. tions office is eager to assist members of the media with all of their needs during the house, Troy, AL 36082. Fax requests should mitted. course of the season. Please feel free to be sent to the same office at (334) 670contact our office at (334) 670-3832 for in- 5665. Email requests can be sent to jeha- MEDIA WILL CALL formation regarding credentials, team and zel@troy.edu.

Credentials for all Troy home games will be player information, interviews, statistics, mailed or distributed at the weekly press travel plans, photgraphy, video highlights, Working members of the media who plan conferences in most cases. Any unclaimed press conferences and satellite feeds. to cover the Trojans on the road are encour- credentials will be available in the Troy aged to make credential requests through Athletics Media Relations office until 5 p.m.

The Troy Athletics Media Relations office the Troy University Athletics Media Relations on the Friday prior to the game, and at the has certain policies and procedures that we office at least two weeks in advance of the Media Will Call table inside the entrance of ask you abide by while covering the Trojans. scheduled contest. Media representatives Veterans Memorial Stadium on gameday.

These are for the benefit of your needs and covering opponents should contact their those of Troy’s student-athletes and coach- school’s media relations office to make re- MEDIA ACCESS es. We ask that you please respect these quests.

All media members are asked to enter requests in order to create a good working through the north entrance of the pressatmosphere for all parties involved.

WEBSITES AND NEW MEDIA box, then take the service elevator to the Web-based media sponsoring “message fifth floor press-area. Radio, print and TV MEDIA RELATIONS OFFICE boards” or “chat rooms” that allow post- media are located on the fifth floor, with The Troy Athletics Media Relations office is ing of anonymous information or rumors are film and television crews positioned on the located on the Fifth Floor of the the Stadium ineligible for credentials or access to Troy fourth-floor film deck.

Tower, which is located on Veteran Stadi- media functions. If a news-gathering meums Drive. Enter through the building’s front dium has an online site that sponsors anony- MEDIA PARKING entrance and take the elevators to the Fifth mous forums, they may continue to request Parking for the media is located off Luther Floor. The Media Relations staff offices are credentials under their traditional medium Drive, in the lot directly across from Hamil located down the hall to the right after exit- (newspaper, magazine, radio or television), Hall and adjacent to the University’s Track ing the elevators. but will not be granted additional passes or & Field/Soccer Complex. access for online staff.

CREDENTIAL REQUESTS Please notify the Troy Athletics Media RelaThe Troy Athletics Media Relations office Any online service that places emphasis on tions staff when requesting credentials if a will issue credentials to WORKING press the recruitment of potential student-athletes park pass will be requires. only for games played at Veterans Memo- will not qualify for credentials. rial Stadium. Passes for spouses, children or MID-WEEK INTERVIEWS friends will not be issued. The credentials Credentials will not be granted to any on- Interviews of Troy’s coaches and studentare non-transferrable. Any unauthorized line agency operating sites that are in any athletes are encouraged, and every efuse of a credential will result in the pass way affiliated with gambling, or to “free- fort will be made to accomodate media being revoked immediately. lance” or “fan-based” sites that are not requests. All interviews should be coordiaffiliated with a legitimate news gathering nated through the Athletics Media Relations Press passes will be distributed to those organization.

Office. working in the press box. A Press Sideline pass will be issued to working media need- Live, real-time updates of Troy home games Player and coaches are available together ing sideline access. are the property of Troy University and un- each Monday during the season at a weekauthorized transmission of such is not per- ly press conference. Lunch will be served at All credential requests should be made in writing by sports editors and/or directors SUNBELTSPORTS.ORG of accredited media outlets on company SunBeltSports.org is the official website of the Sun letterhead. Requests should be made no Belt Conference. Access and download weekly game later than the Monday preceding that notes, statistics, media guides and more for the conferweek’s game to be considered. ence and each of its member schools throughout the season. For more information, please contact the Sun Credential requests should be sent to the Belt Conference Office or see a member of the Troy Athletics Media Relations Office in the atUniversity Media Relations staff on game day. tention of: Director of Athletics Media Relations, Troy University, Tine W. Davis Field-

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2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

MEDIA INFORMATION

12 noon at the Courtyard by Marriott located off George Wallace Drive, followed the press conference at 12:30 pm.

Players are GENERALLY available immediately following practice during the season. Phone interviews are also available at night, but student-athlete phone numbers will not be made available under any circumstances.

Mid-week interviews are allowed from Monday until the conclusion of practice on Wednesday. After that time, players are off-limits until after that week’s game.

Head coach Larry Blakeney is generally accessible to members of the media. The time to reach him is from 10 a.m. to noon in his office in the Tine W. Davis Field House.

Interview requests should be made through the Athletics Media Relations office.

POST-GAME INTERVIEWS Following a 10-minute “cooling-off” period, a post-game press conference featuring Troy’s coaches and players will take place in the Rane Auditorium at Davis Field House. The Troy Athletics Media Relations staff will poll the media prior to the end of the game to determine the players who will be invited to the press conference.

At home, Troy’s locker room is off limits to media at all times. While on the road, the locker room may be opened.

The visiting coach and players will be made available outside the visiting team’s locker room behind Davis Field House. The visiting team sports information director should be consulted for that school’s postgame policies.

DAILY PRACTICES The Troy Athletics Media Relations office staff encourages coverage of Trojan football not to be limited to gameday. As a general rule, all practices are open to the media and public. There may be instances, however, when all or part of a practice session is closed. Please contact the Athletics Media Relations office in advance if you plan on attending a practice session as an escort can be made available.

MONDAY PRESS LUNCHEON Each week during the season, Troy head coach Larry Blakeney will hold a press conference at the Courtyard by Marriott, located just off of George Wallace Drive.

Check with the Athletics Media Relations office for dates and times.

The session will include lunch and a ques-

tion-and-answer session with Coach Blakeney, members of the coaching staff and select Troy student-athletes.

Assistant coaches will also be made available following lunch.

PRESS BOX PHONE The press box phone number is (334) 6703229. Keep in mind that during games, the phone may be tied up for periods at a time.

An audio replay of the press conference will be made available on the Troy athletics website by late Monday afternoon.

EMAIL SERVICE Media outlets may request to be included on the e-mail list to receive daily news regarding Troy football. To be added to the list, contact the Athletics Media Relations office and provide addresses to be included.

WEEKLY RELEASE The weekly release, or “game notes” regarding Troy football is made available at Monday’s press conference. A copy of the notes will be placed on the Troy athletics website each Monday.

The release, which will be posted on the website in a portable document format (.pdf), will include notes, statistics and other pertinent information about that week’s opponent and contest. The notes will also be e-mailed to those members on the e-mail broadcast list.

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WIRELESS INTERNET Wireless internet is available inside the Veterans Memorial Stadium Press Box, as well as for postgame filing. Please see a media relations representative for a user name and password. Also, please make sure your computer is up to date on anti-virus software, otherwise you will be unable to log in to the internet.

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL MEDIA INFORMATION

VISITING RADIO All visiting radio crews MUST request credentials through their school’s media relations director. The primary visiting radio line is (334) 670-3687, although two lines will be available in the visiting radio booth along with high-speed internet access and an ISDN broadcast line.

WEEKLY MEDIA INFORMATION SUNDAY (No Practice)

s Updated cumulative statistics (defensive) posted on website by 4 p.m. s Updated 2-deep depth chart posted on website by 7 p.m. s All specific player interview requests for Monday press conference are due by 7 pm

PHOTOGRAPHERS Only photographers shooting for accredited media outlets or for Troy University will be issued photo passes, and allowed on the sidelines. Photographers are allowed to shoot behind the end zone and on the sidelines, but are not permitted in the team areas between the 25-yard lines.

MONDAY (Practice: 6-8 pm)

Spaces have been reserved for working photographers to edit and transmit via high-speed internet connections on the fifth floor. Standard phone connections are also available. The photo work area is located along the back wall of the main entry area of the press box.

TUESDAY (Practice: 2:30-5:30 pm)

TIMEOUT POLICY All electronic timeouts will be scheduled in accordance with Sun Belt Conference-approved guidelines prior to the 2010 season.

s Sun Belt satellite feed (highlights, interviews) available for downlink.

GAMEDAY SERVICES The Troy Athletics Media Relations staff will be on hand to assist all media members covering Trojan football. All customary gameday services will be made available. A pregame meal will be provided for working media members beginning one hour prior to kickoff. Refreshments will be made available at halftime.

THURSDAY (Practice: 2:30-5:30 pm)

A limited number of “courtesy” telephones will be available in the press box for media filing stories after the game. Media requiring private lines should call the Troy Athletics Media Relations office prior to Wednesday of game week to secure a private line.

The cost is $75 per line. All “courtesy” phone calls must be local, toll-free, collect or by calling card. A fax machine will also be accessible.

GAMEDAY

The pressbox is equipped with mulitiple ethernet lines for connection to the internet, as well as wireless internet access. Contact a member of the Media Relations staff if you have problems with either service.

PROFESSIONAL SCOUTS Professional scouts will be issued credentials and seating in the press box as space allows. Scouts are asked to submit requests in writing, on franchise letterhead, at least two weeks prior to the contest being ob-

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s Sun Belt Conference weekly coaches teleconference. Contact the Media Relations office for details s Updated game notes posted on website by 3 pm s Weekly release available for pick-up at the weekly press conference s Press luncheon beginning at 12:30 pm, contact the Media Relations office for details s Press conference audio transcript archived on website by 5 pm s Post-practice report filed by the Troy Athletics Media Relations Office s Coaches and players available for interviews after practice s Players return phone calls to out-of-town media following practice s Post-practice report filed by the Troy Athletics Media Relations Office

WEDNESDAY (Practice: 2:30-5:30 pm)

for coordinates and times. s Coaches and players available for interviews after practice s Players return phone calls to out-of-town media following practice s Post-practice report filed by the Troy Athletics Media Relations Office

Call the Media Relations Office

s No interviews allowed of coaches and players until after the game s Post-practice report filed by the Troy Athletics Media Relations Office

FRIDAY (Practice: 2:30-5:30 pm)

s No interviews allowed of coaches and players until after the game s Post-practice report filed by the Troy Athletics Media Relations Office s The following is posted on www.troytrojans.com within an hour after the conclusion of the game:

Final Statistics, Play-by-Play, Post-game notes, Post-game quotes and Updated Cumulative Statistics.

served. If seating is unavailable in the press box, scouts will be issued tickets for seating in the stadium.

SATELLITE TRUCKS Any outlet using a satellite truck must request space in advance and arrive at the stadium at least two hours prior to kickoff. Satellite trucks are parked outside the North entrance of the stadium, to the right off the scoreboard. Entrance is gained from George Wallace Drive ONLY. SUN BELT CONFERENCE CALL For the ninth year, the Sun Belt Conference will hold a weekly media teleconference call featuring each of the league’s head coaches. The weekly teleconference will

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begin Monday, August 25, and run through November 24. Media wishing to participate in the teleconference should contact the Troy Athletic Media Relations office for details. All times for the teleconference are Central.

10:30 am - Announcements 10:32 am - Howard Schellenberger, FAU 10:38 am - Mario Cristobal, FIU 10:44 am - Steve Roberts, Arkansas State 10:50 am - Rickey Bustle, La.-Lafayette 10:56 am - Todd Berry, ULM 11:02 am - Rick Stockstill, Middle Tenn 11:08 am - Todd Dodge, North Texas 11:14 am - Larry Blakeney, Troy 11:20 am - Willie Taggert, WKU 11:26 am - Wright Waters

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PRINT

ANDALUSIA STAR-NEWS andalusiastarnews.com Phone.................(334) 222-8887 Fax.....................(334) 222-6587 Michele Gerlach, Editor Andrew Garner, Sports Editor BIRMINGHAM NEWS al.com Phone.................(205) 325-2431 Fax.....................(205) 325-2425 Tom Scarritt, Editor Tom Arenberg, Sports Editor COLUMBUS LEDGER ledger-enquirer.com Phone.................(706) 571-8500 Fax.....................(706) 576-6290 Valerie Canepa, Publisher Kevin Price, Sports Editor

TROY MESSENGER troymessenger.com Phone.................(334) 566-4270 Fax.....................(334) 566-4281 Greg Rossino, Sports Editor

RADIO

AIRLINES

TROY DIRECTORY

AirTran.................... (800) 247-8726 American................. (800) 433-7300 Continental.............(800) 525-0280 Delta........................ (800) 221-1212 Northwest...............(800) 225-2525 Southwest................ (800) 435-9792 United...................... (800) 241-6522 US Airways.............(800) 428-4322

WERC-AM 960 ATTRACTIONS Phone.................(205) 942-9600 Pioneer Museum....(334) 566-3597 HOTELS WJOX-FM 100.5 Phone.................(205) 945-4646 Best Western..........(334) 566-1585 Comfort Inn.............(334) 566-7799 Courtyard............... (334) 566-0540 WMSP-AM 740 Days Inn.................. (334) 566-1630 Phone.................(334) 860-1033 Hampton................. (334) 807-5900 Holiday Inn.............(334) 566-7666 WOOF-AM 560 Holiday Inn.............(334) 566-1150 Phone.................(334) 792-1149 Holiday Inn.............(334) 670-0012 Phil Parramore, Sports Director Super 8................... (334) 566-4960

DOTHAN EAGLE dothaneagle.com Phone.................(334) 792-3141 Fax.....................(334) 712-7979 Jon Johnson, Sports Editor Drew Champlin, Beat Writer

RENTAL CARS WOPP-AM 1290 Phone.................(334) 493-4545 Alamo...................... (877) 780-3505

ENTERPRISE LEDGER eprisenow.com Phone.................(334) 347-9533 Fax.....................(334) 347-0825 Danny Lewis, Editor

TELEVISION

MOBILE PRESS REGISTER al.com Phone.................(251) 433-1551 Fax.....................(251) 434-8603 Randy Kennedy, Sports Editor Tommy Hicks, Beat Writer MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER montgomeryadvertiser.com Phone.................(334) 261-1522 Fax.....................(334) 261-1548 Brad Zimanek, Sports Editor Stacy Long, Beat Writer THE SOUTHEAST SUN southeastsun.com Phone.................(334) 393-2969 Fax.....................(334) 393-2967 Andy Leonard, Sports Editor TROPOLITAN troy.edu Phone.................(334) 670-3327 Fax.....................(334) 670-3435

Dollar...................... (877) 253-5265 Enterprise................ (334) 807-0321 WTBF-FM 94.7/AM 970 National.................. (888) 662-2725 Phone.................(334) 566-0300 Thrifty...................... (877) 302-1572

Doc Kirby, Sports Director

WAKA-TV 8 waka.com Phone.................(800) 467-0425 Dee Jackson, Sports Director Stu McCann, Anchor WDHN-TV 18 wdhn.com Phone.................(334) 793-1882 Kim Allen, Sports Director

TAXI CAB

Goshen Taxing.......(334) 372-4834

RESTAURANTS

Campus Deli...........(334) 566-3353 Country’s BBQ........(334) 566-9940 Country Kitchen.....(334) 566-6968 Grandmaw’s..........(334) 735-0909 Half Shell................ (334) 566-1254 Lee’s Buffet.............(334) 566-8818 Mikata..................... (334) 566-1500 Monarcas................ (334) 808-9424

WSFA-TV 12 wsfa.com Phone.................(334) 613-8298 Jeff Shearer, Sports Director Derek Steyer, Anchor WTVY-TV 4 wtvynews4.com Phone.................(334) 712-7450 Brad Sherwood, Sports Director WEAR-TV 3 weartv.com Phone.................(850) 456-3333 Dan Shugart, Sports Director TROJANVISION wtsu.troy.edu Phone.................(334) 670-3288 Kyle Bozeman, Station Mgr

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Olde Enzor Lane...(334) 566-0444 Santa Fe................. (334) 807-8484 Sawyers.................. (334) 566-5479 Sisters...................... (334) 566-0064 Sweet & Savory....(334) 566-0331 This Is It.................... (334) 566-8892 Yanni’s..................... (334) 674-1504

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Admissions..............(334) 670-3179 Athletics................... (334) 670-3482 Ticket Office.......... (877) 878-WINS Information Desk...(334) 670-3000 University Police....(334) 670-3215

DIRECTIONS TO VETERANS MEMORIAL STADIUM

From Birmingham: Take I-65 south to Montgomery. Follow to I-85 interchange (Exit 173). Follow I-85 to Taylor Road (Exit 9). Turn right on Taylor Road and follow until it dead ends into Troy Highway (231). Turn left on US 231 and follow into Troy until you get to George Wallce (marquee sign).

Turn left and stadium is on the left.

From Dothan: Take US 231 North towards Troy/Montgomery. Continue until reaching Troy. Turn right on George Wallace (marquee sign) and stadium will be on left.

From Atlanta: Take I-85 South toward Montgomery. Follow I-85 to Taylor Road (Exit 9). Turn left on Taylor Road and follow until it dead ends into Troy Highway (231). Turn left on US 231 and follow into Troy until you get to George Wallce (marquee sign). Turn left and stadium is on the left.

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MEDIA INFORMATION The Troy University football program unveiled a newly renovated, $18 million Veterans Memorial Stadium as the final piece of its Division I-A move in Fall 2003. The project which took more than a year to complete, increased the facility’s seating capacity to 30,000, an increase of more than 12,000 seats.

Construction began on the project in July 2002 and was completed in time for the Trojans’ 2003 home opener against Southeast Louisiana on September 20.

The stadium has seen tremendous growth and change during its 54-year existence. It was built for a mere $65,000 as Memorial Stadium in 1950 and seated just 5,000 spectators. Several renovations followed, including in 1998, when the facility moved from a 12,000-seat capacity to 17,500.

Construction began in July 2002 to expand the capacity to 30,000, with the largest part of the project being a new sixstory press box structure that houses 27 sky boxes, a stateof-the-art media hosting facility, a unique Trojan Stadium Club area that houses more than 1,000 guests and floors dedicated to sports medicine, academics, as well as strength

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and conditioning.

STADIUM FACTS

As part of the construction, the Jesse Capacity............................................30,000 H. Colley Track, Surface...........................................AstroPlay which was housed Location.................................Troy, Alabama at the stadium, was First Game............................................ 1950 relocated - mak- Opponent................................. SE Louisiana ing the stadium a Score.................................................. L, 7-18 Home Record.......... 257-105-10 football-only venue. All-Time Blakeney’s Home Record............ 85-10-1 Also gone is the Most Points Scored................................... 76 prescription athletic Most Points/Opponent......Concord, 1968 turf, replaced by “AstroPlay”, an artificial surface that closely resembles grass in feel and appearance. Troy became one of the first schools in the Deep South to install the turf.

A large-screen, end zone replay board was also installed, along with a state-of-the-art sound system.

The strength and conditioning, as well as the sports medicine area, was completed and opened in Fall 2004; completing the makeover for the stadium.

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL TOP CROWDS YEAR 2004 2006 2003 2007 2007 2005 2009 2008 2005 2004 2004 2006 2009 2004 2003 2008 2003 2006 2008 2008

OPPONENT Missouri Alabama State Marshall Oklahoma State North Texas UAB UAB Alcorn State Florida Atlantic Florida Atlantic Idaho La.-Lafayette North Texas Utah State SE Louisiana La.-Lafayette FIU ULM FIU WKU

ATT 26,574 26,265 26,000 24,102 23,887 22,299 21,182 22,105 21,053 20,515 20,151 20,111 20,032 20,029 19,889 19,443 19,417 19,415 19,316 19,066

VETERANS MEMORIAL STADIUM: A SITE OF MEMORABLE VICTORIES

Over the years, Veterans Memorial Stadium has been home to some of Troy’s greatest victories. Most notably, wins over Marshall (2003), Missouri (2004) and Oklahoma State (2007).

Troy’s victory over Marshall in 2003 got the ball rolling as the Trojans rolled up 254 yards on the ground en route to a 33-24 victory over the nationally recognized mid-major program.

The win over the 17th-ranked Tigers sent shockwaves through the football world and the Big 12 conference in particular where one member school that was scheduled to visit Troy during the 2005 season paid its way out of its contract the following week.

It would be three more seasons before another prominent opponent would venture inside the confines of Veterans Memorial Stadium. In 2007, Oklahoma State brought its highpowered offense to Troy for a Friday night, nationally televised ESPN broadcast.

Once again, the Trojans sent a Big 12 opponent away empty handed. This time it was by a final score of 41-23 in a game that was never that close.

Led by Sun Belt Player of the Year signal caller Omar Haugabook, Troy dispatched the Cowboys with a highpowered assault of its own. Haugabook passed for a career-best 371 yards and ran for 49 more while scoring three touchdowns as the Trojans built a 41-10 lead at the end of three quarters.

In the coming years the Trojans will have another pair of opportunities to defend their home field against highprofile opponents when Navy and Mississippi State visit Veterans Memorial Stadium during the 2012 season.

The next season featured Troy’s biggest division I victory to that point, all in the national spotlight. In a Thursday night, primetime broadcast on ESPN, the Trojans dominated Missouri and Heisman Trophy hopeful Brad Smith for three quarters after surrendering 14 early points in the first quarter.

Considered to the be the top venue in the Sun Belt Conference, Troy holds a 20-3 record in home conference games since joining the league for the 2004 season. The Trojans are 39-5 at Veterans Memorial Stadium since joining Division I-A (FBS) and are 8511-1 at home under head coach LarTroy rattled off 24 unanswered ry Blakeney. points, capped by a 33-yard scoring strike from quarterback Aaron Leak The facility also hosted the final preto wide receiver Jason Samples in sentation of the Blue-Gray All-Star the back of the end zone for the final Classic in 2003. The field was known as Movie Gallery Veterans Stadium margin. from 2004-2009, but reverted to Veterans Memorial Stadium in 2010.

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ATTENDANCE ALL-TIME YEAR G 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 4 1970 4 1971 5 1972 1973 5 1974 4 1975 6 1976 4 1977 5 1978 5 1979 1980 5 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 5 1989 5 1990 6 1991 4 1992 4 1993 7 1994 4 1995 6 1996 7 1997 6 1998 5 1999 6 2000 5 2001 5 2002 4 2003 4 2004 5 2005 5 2006 5 2007 5 2008 5 2009 5 TOTAL 185

ATT AVG REC - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - 32,100 8025 4-0 27,000 6750 3-1 29,000 5800 5-0 - UNKNOWN - 34,900 6980 4-1 31,000 7750 2-2 34,400 6880 3-3 30,600 7650 4-0 44,500 8900 3-2 35,200 7040 5-0 - UNKNOWN - 31,800 6360 5-0 - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - - UNKNOWN - 27,200 5440 2-3 40,200 8040 2-3 34,650 5775 5-1 24,250 6063 3-1 41,200 10,300 4-0 52,800 7543 6-0-1 51,010 12,753 4-0 57,821 9637 5-1 72,000 10,286 7-0 52,167 8695 4-2 84,955 16,991 4-1 96,439 16,073 6-0 75,275 15,055 4-1 84,830 16,966 5-0 53,612 13,403 3-1 83,364 21,091 4-0 106,140 21,228 5-0 97,125 19,425 3-2 104,050 20,810 4-1 102,395 20,479 4-1 96,155 19,231 5-0 92,065 18,413 5-0 1,860,203 10,055 132-26

Attendance records from 1950-68, 1972, 1979 and 1981-87 are either incomplete or non-existent. Therefore the records for total attendance are incomplete.

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TELEVISION PRESENCE

Last season, the Troy Trojans football team made a splash on, not only regional, but national television. The team played nine of their 13 games on television last season, ranging from local television in the Troy market to ESPN for their bowl game in January.

The Trojans made appearances on the ESPN-SEC Network (airing locally on Fox), CSS, ESPN, ESPN2 and the Sunshine Network.

Of their nine games television, the Trojans played four of the nine contests at home and went a perfect 4-0 in those games.

The Trojans played all but three of their conference games on television, allowing the conference to accomodate television packages for the other teams in the league.

The Trojans game against Middle Tennessee State University has been moved to October 5 to accomodate television (ESPN). It will be the third consecutive season the Trojans have scheduled a mid-week game for television.

Other games this season will be television, but as of press time those decisions had not been made.

SUN BELT TELEVISION PARTNERS CHARTER-COMCAST SPORTS

Charter-Comcast Sports has once again reached an agreement with the Sun Belt Conference to televise select conference games. CSS has become the home of Sun Belt Conference athletics over the last two years, and with the assistance of the Sun Belt Network is the primary outlet of conference athletics.

ESPN/ESPN2

The leader in national sports will once again televise select Sun Belt Conference games at the site of conference schools this season. ESPN has become the home of the some of the best conference games in recent memory.

SUN BELT NETWORK

The Sun Belt Network, a network developed to get the name of the conference out across the country, is the conference’s leading digital and cable programming company dedicated to Sun Belt Conferece sports. The network connects fans to the Sun Belt Conferenec via local television and regional television.

The Sun Belt Sports Network will televise eight Sun Belt Conference games this season, which can be seen on CSS.

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TROY RADIO PERSONALITIES

The Troy ISP Sports Network is one of the most diverse and progressive college radio networks in the nation, utilizing satellite technology to originate each of its football broadcasts. Overall, the network broadcasts more than 100 live events each year, including men’s basketball, women’s basketball, baseball and softball.

Jerry Miller is entering his 17th year with the Troy ISP Sports Network, but his seventh in the booth as the color analyst for football. For his first 10 years, Miller provided interviews, insight and analysis from a unique perspective on the sideline. A Troy alum and longtime supporter of the athletic program, Miller also serves as the color analyst for home Trojan basketball (both men and women) and baseball games, in addition to his work covering numerous local high school events on both television and radio.

The Troy ISP Sports Network brings Trojan football to Troy followers around the world. Trojan football is distributed across 10 radio stations throughout the state of Alabama.

In addition, network programming also includes a weekly talk show, “Trojan Talk,” which promotes TROY sports.

TROY events are streamed live over the internet on the official website of TROY Athletics, TroyTrojans.com.

NETWORK AFFILIATES

Birmingham - WDYE-FM 101.1 Birmingham - WDYE-AM 1260 Colmbus - WDAK-AM 1270 Dothan - WOOF-AM 560 Enterprise - WVVL-FM 101.1 Foley - WHEP-AM 1310 Montgomery - WQLS-FM 107.5 Opp - WOPP-AM 1290 Selma - WHBB-AM 1490 Troy - WTBF-FM 94.7

Barry McKnight is celebrating his ninth season as the play-by-play “Voice of the Trojans” in 2010. A veteran of the broadcast industry, McKnight serves as the co-host of a sports talk radio show on WMSP740 AM in Montgomery, where he has served in that capacity for the last 10 years. He also works in television broadcasting, where he served as the primary play-by-play announcer for College Sports Southeast’s football, basketball and baseball coverage from 1997 until 2001. He is seen regularly on Concast-Charter Sports Southeast working selected events during basketball season. A nine-time winner of Associated Press Awards for broadcast excellence, he is a member of the American Sportscasters Association and National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association.

Chris Blackshear is in his sixth season with the Troy ISP Sports Network, working with on the sidelines for the Trojans games and providing post-game interviews. Blackshear provided broadcast coverage of Central High School football in Phenix City from 1993 until 2002. He served as the play-by-play announcer for the WCGT-TV 16 High School Football Game of the Week from 2002 until 2004, and was part of the Columbus Wardogs AF2 broadcast team in 2004 where he hosted the weekly coaches radio show. Blackshear has been a part of the Super Six Television Network broadcasting crew since 2001 and currently resides in Phenix City.

TROJAN TALK

The weekly coaches call-in show, Trojan Talk, originates from Santa Fe each Tuesday leading up to and during the season from 7-8 pm. The fast-paced show hosted by Barry McKnight, the Voice of the Trojans, features Troy players, coaches and fans. It’s your chance to talk Troy football with the Head Coach of the Trojans.

BARRY McKNIGHT

JERRY MILLER

PLAY-BY-PLAY

ANALYST

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TROY FOOTBALL REVIEW

Join head coach Larry Blakeney and host Barry McKnight each week as they provide a breakdown of the previous game and preview next week’s contest. The show features game highlights, analysis from Coach Blakeney, as well as locker room interviews.

Eric Williamson

General Manager

Evan Hawkins

Account Executive

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CHRIS BLACKSHEAR SIDELINES

SIXTH SEASON

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ABOUT THE SUN BELT CONFERENCE

The Sun Belt Conference enters its 35th season in 2010-2011 with several constants evident during the over three decade span of the league. Success, progress, and academic excellence have always been at the core of the league and in the second decade of the 21st century those constants could not be more clear.

The Sun Belt Conference was founded on August 4, 1976 with New Orleans, South Alabama, Georgia State, Jacksonville, North Carolina-Charlotte and South Florida participating in four men’s sports: basketball, golf, soccer and tennis.

With the onset of the 21st century the Sun Belt Conference began sponsoring football at the Division I-A level (now known as the Football Bowl Subdivision) in 2001 and generated an automatic bowl tie-in for its conference champion in the New Orleans Bowl.

Prior to the 2001 season only Louisiana-Lafayette had competed at the Division I-A level for the entirety of its program’s history. New members North Texas, Middle Tennessee and New Mexico State would take on the task of maturing into I-A programs along with Arkansas State and football only members Idaho and Louisiana-Monroe.

The conference’s automatic berth into the New Orleans Bowl gave the league credibility, but wins would be needed to show that the league could contend at the highest level of the game. North Texas carried that responsibility well in the early years of Sun Belt Conference football. The Mean Green would represent the league for four consecutive seasons in the New Orleans Bowl.

One of the first shining moments in Sun Belt football history came in the second New Orleans Bowl in 2002 when North Texas defeated Conference USA co-champion Cincinnati 24-19.

More memorable moments would soon follow, but not before the league’s membership took on additional changes. Utah State joined the league briefly as a football playing member but departed along with Idaho and New Mexico State following the 2004 season. Troy joined the league as a football only in 2004 and would join as an all-sports member soon thereafter. Florida Atlantic joined initially as a football only member in 2005 and would also enter competition in all sports a couple of years later. FIU, a league member since the late 1990s, began competition in football in 2005 and WKU, a longtime league member, began competition in 2009.

Louisiana-Monroe, a founding member of the football league, would join as all-sports member as well.

As the Sun Belt Conference evolved with new members and new found suc-

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cess – the league earned two bowl berths for the first time in 2004 – the state of the Football Bowl Subdivision would also evolve. The Sun Belt Conference entered the ranks of the Bowl Championship Series when the BCS restructured prior to the 2006 season.

The Sun Belt Conference now found itself as one of 31 NCAA conferences that sponsor multiple sports, but the league was now one of only 11 to participate in the Bowl Championship Series (BCS).

With that lofty standing, expectations for the Sun Belt Conference are as high as ever and the league and its member institutions have consistently delivered in the past few years.

Because of its status as a member of the Football Bowl Subdivision coalition, the Sun Belt Conference has a permanent seat on the NCAA’s 18-member Board of Directors. As a result, the conference has a crucial voice on some of the most pressing issues in college athletics and will always have a role in the implementation of any future NCAA legislation and guidelines.

The conference continues to utilize television to grow and promote the league and its member institutions. The Sun Belt Conference signed a new multi-year agreement with ESPN, Inc. in January of 2009 that will result in unprecedented national coverage for the league. Additionally, ESPN televised the conference’s men’s basketball championship game for the 30th straight season in 2010, marking its longest affiliation with any conference in the country.

The conference’s regional television partnership with Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast (CSS) and Cox Sports Television (CST) enables live telecasts of Sun Belt events to reach millions of households. The addition of volleyball, baseball and softball to the conference’s television package has resulted in more national and regional television exposure for the league than at any time in its history.

The Sun Belt Conference has also partnered with JumpTV Sports, Inc. to deliver a full-service, customized, public and premium website to provide fans with a broad range of real-time information and content about the conference’s athletic teams. The Sun Belt is one of the few conferences in the nation to provide video highlights and features on its website from each of the league’s respective championships. This technology serves as a great recruiting tool for schools by enabling anyone in the world with internet access to view the conference’s championship events.

Success has been easy to find in recent years.

Over the last four seasons the Sun Belt Conference has represented itself

2010 SUN BELT COMPOSITE SCHEDULE THURSDAY, SEPT. 2 FAU at UAB Minnesota at Middle Tenn SATURDAY, SEPT. 4 Arkansas St. at Auburn ULL at Georgia North Texas at Clemson Bowling Green at Troy WKU at Nebraska SATURDAY, SEPT. 11 Arkansas St. at ULL* Michigan State at FAU Rutgers at FIU ULM vs Arkansas Austin Peay at Middle Tenn Rice at North Texas Troy at Oklahoma State WKU at Kentucky

SATURDAY, SEPT. 18 Arkansas St. at ULM* FIU at Texas A&M Middle Tenn at Memphis North Texas at Army Troy at UAB Indiana at WKU SATURDAY, SEPT. 25 Arkansas St. at Troy* FAU at North Texas* FIU at Maryland Middle Tenn at ULL* SE Louisiana at ULM WKU at South Florida SATURDAY, OCT. 2 Louisville at Arkansas St. FAU at South Florida FIU at Pitt ULL at North Texas* ULM at Auburn

TUESDAY, OCT. 5 Troy at Middle Tenn* FRIDAY, OCT 8 ULL at Oklahoma State SATURDAY, OCT. 9 Arkansas St at N Texas* FAU at ULM* WKU at FIU* SATURDAY, OCT. 16 Arkansas St. at Indiana FIU at North Texas* ULL at Troy* ULM at WKU* Middle Tenn at Ga. Tech SATURDAY, OCT. 23 FAU at Arkansas St* WKU at ULL* ULM at Middle Tenn*

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SATURDAY, OCT. 30 FIU at FAU* ULL at Ohio Troy at ULM* North Texas at WKU* TUESDAY, NOV. 2 Middle Tenn at Ark St* SATURDAY, NOV. 6 FAU at WKU* ULM at FIU* ULL at Mississippi Troy at North Texas* SATURDAY, NOV. 13 WKU at Arkansas St* ULL at FAU* FIU at Troy* ULM at LSU N Texas at Middle Tenn*

SATURDAY, NOV. 20 Arkansas St at Navy FAU at Texas FIU at ULL* North Texas at ULM* Middle Tenn at WKU* Troy at South Carolina SATURDAY, NOV. 27 Arkansas St at FIU* FAU at Middle Tenn* ULL at ULM* Kansas St at North Texas WKU at Troy* SATURDAY, DEC 4 Troy at FAU* Middle Tenn at FIU*

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Since 2005 football season, the first year after conference realignment, the Sun Belt Conference ranks 6th out of 11 conferences in composite bowl game winning percentage. The Sun Belt Conference set an all-time league high for players selected in the NFL Draft in 2010 with seven total players selected - topping the previous record of five in 2007.

The world has taken notice of the Sun Belt Conference as well. Proof of that comes as the league now has two automatic tie-ins to postseason bowl games. The R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl recently extended its agreements with the Sun Belt Conference ensuring that a Sun Belt team will play in that bowl game through 2013 (the league has sent a team to that game every year since the game’s inception in 2001). The Sun Belt Conference also signed an agreement this past offseason with the GMAC Bowl, played annually in Mobile, Alabama, that will ensure a Sun Belt team plays in that bowl game through 2013. The league also has secondary tie-ins with the Little Caesar’s Pizza Bowl, the St. Petersburg Bowl and the PapaJohns.com Bowl.

There has been no shortage of success in the league’s other sports as well in recent years.

The Sun Belt Conference has sent at least two teams to the NCAA Baseball Tournament for 22 consecutive seasons. Since 2000 the Sun Belt Conference has sent three teams to the NCAA Tournament in a season six times – that is six times in the last decade that the Sun Belt has been worthy of having three teams in the NCAA Tournament.

over 3.0 for the previous school year and were named to either the Sun Belt Academic Honor Roll or Sun Belt Commissioner’s List.

Sun Belt schools combined to have 756 student-athletes land on the Commissioner’s List, which honors all student-athletes recording a 3.5 GPA or better during the 2008-09 academic year. The league also had a total of 944 student-athletes named to the Academic Honor Roll, which is awarded to those maintaining a 3.0-3.49 GPA. The total of 1,700 student-athletes that were honored tops the previous highs of 1,503 set during the 2007-08 school year and 1,429 for the 2006-07 school year.

Prominent Sun Belt alumni include former United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice (Denver), NFL Hall of Fame football player “Mean” Joe Greene (North Texas), Florida Marlins All-Star baseball player Luis Gonzalez (South Alabama), Boston Red Sox baseball player Mike Lowell (MLB All-Star and 2007 MLB World Series MVP, FIU), former member of the United States Senate and House of Representatives John Breaux (Louisiana-Lafayette), country music superstar Tim McGraw (Louisiana-Monroe), and actor Andy Garcia (FIU).

The conference’s first 34 years have also produced numerous individual national champions along with Olympic track medalists including Earl Bell, Tom Hill and Al Joyner (Arkansas State), Hollis Conway (LouisianaLafayette), and Tayna Lawrence (FIU). Old Dominion’s Anne Donovan, who received the Naismith Trophy recognizing the nation’s top women’s basketball player in 1983, helped the United States win the Olympic gold medal in 1984 and helped the Lady Monarchs capture the national championship in 1985.

In women’s basketball, Sun Belt Conference ranked in the top half of the final league RPI rankings for the 2009-10 season – making it the 12th consecutive season that the Sun Belt Conference has placed in the top half of league RPI. Most impressively In six of those 12 seasons, Sun Belt Conference women’s basketball has placed in the national top 10 for RPI. The Sun Belt Conference has also sent multiple teams to the Women’s NCAA Basketball Championship in two of the last four season. This past season UALR and Middle Tennessee both represented the league in the NCAA postseason.

Men’s basketball has seen noted highlights as well in recent years, with none greater than Ty Rodger’s magical last second three-point shot as WKU defeated No. 5 seed Drake in the first round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship in 2008. The Hilltoppers would go on to reach the Sweet 16 that season and followed up with a trip to the second round the following year. South Alabama also reached the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship in 2008 as the Jaguars qualified for an at-large bid.

One of the nation’s all-time greatest softball programs resides in the Sun Belt Conference as Louisiana-Lafayette has advanced to the NCAA Women’s College World Series on five occasions. Most recently, the Ragin’ Cajuns played in the annuals WCWS in 2008.

The Denver women’s golf team has been among the nation’s best for a number of years as well. The Pioneers held a national ranking throughout the entire 2009 season and capped the year with its first-ever regional championship, winning the NCAA East Regional at the Mark Bostick Golf Course in Gainesville, Fla. Denver came away with a top-five finish in the national competition, taking fifth place at the 2009 NCAA National Championship.

Each of the 19 sports has seen numerous team and individual accomplishments, but in the realm of academic excellence nearly every Sun Belt Conference school is currently graduating its student-athletes at a rate higher than its respective school’s student body.

For the third consecutive year Sun Belt Conference student-athletes topped the previous year’s record number of Commissioner’s List and Academic Honor Roll awards winners. 1,700 Sun Belt student-athletes earned a GPA

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SUN BELT CONFERENCE DIRECTORY CONTACT INFO: 601 Poydras Street, Suite 2355 New Orleans, Louisiana 70130 www.sunbeltsports.org Phone: (504) 299-9066 Commissioner......................................................................... Wright Waters Associate Commissioner/CFO.................................... Herbert L. Carter, III Associate Comissioner/Sports Administration.................Dr. Kathy Keene Associate Commissioner/Communications..........................John McElwain Assistamt Commissioner/Championships..............................Bryant Carter Assistant Commissioner/Compliance..........Dominick Glambrone, Jr, J.D. Assistant Commissioner/Electronic Media.........................Travis Llewellyn Director of Media Relations...................................................... Keith Nunez Chief Administrative Officer........................................... Chauntrell Shelby Coordinator of Football Officials................................................Don Lucas EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President..................... Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr. (Chancellor, Troy University) Vice President....................Gordon Moulton (President, South Alabama) Past President........... Dr. Sidney McPhee (President, Middle Tennessee) At-Large Rep.....................................Dr. Joel Anderson (President, UALR) Rep. for ADs.....................................Bobby Staub (Athletic Director, ULM) Rep. for FARs..................................Nonie Wiggins (FAR, Arkansas State) Rep. for SWAs...........................Cinnamon Sheffield (SWA, North Texas)

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PROSPECTS

OFFICE OF COMPLIANCE

WHO IS A PROSPECTIVE STUDENT-ATHLETE (PROSPECT)?

You are a prospect if you have started classes for the ninth grade. Before the ninth grade, you may become a prospect if a university provides you (or your family or friends) any financial aid or other benefit that is not usually provided to prospective student-athletes.

HOW DO I KNOW IF I’M BEING RECRUITED?

There are several ways to be recruited: (1) A coach may provide you with an official paid visit to view the campus, (2) a coach may arrange an in-person, off-campus meeting with you (or your family) on more than one occasion for the purpose of recruitment. Only coaches and athletic department staff can be involved in the recruiting process. Athletic representatives are prohibited from contacting a prospective student-athlete or members of his/her family by telephone, letter or in person for the purpose of encouraging participation in intercollegiate athletics at Troy University. The coach can take appropriate action.

WHAT IS A CONTACT?

A contact is any face-to-face encounter between a prospect or the prospect’s parent(s) or legal guardian and an insitutional staff member or athletic representative during which any dialogue occurs in excess of an exchange of greeting. NOTE: At the Division I level, athletic representatives (boosters) may not contact you for the purpose of recruiting.

WHAT CAN TROY OFFER YOU TO ATTEND?

You (or your family) may not receive any benefit, inducement or arrangements (e.g. cash, clothing, cars, gifts, loans, etc ...) to encourage you to sign a National Letter of Intent. Troy University may offer you a one-year scholarship that covers room and board, tuition and fees, and required course-related books, or any part of these. Troy University can recomment that this aid is renewed each year, as is the general practice at the institution, but this renewal is not guaranteed.

BOOSTERS

WHO IS A “BOOSTER”?

A “booster” is known in NCAA terms as a “representative of the institution’s athletics interests.” You become a booster if:

-- you have ever been a member of any organization promoting TROY athletics;

-- you have ever made any type of donation to the any TROY booster organiza tion or club;

-- you have ever assisted in evaluating or recruiting prospective student-athletes;

-- you have ever assisted in providing benefits to enrolled student-athletes or

their families;

-- you have promoted TROY athletics in any other manner.

NCAA Bylaw 13.02.12.1 mandates that when you become a booster, you retain that identity for the rest of your life. As a representative of TROY’s athletics interests, you are bound by NCAA rules. TROY is responsible for your actions.

INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL

“Institutional control” of Athletics is a fundamental requirement of NCAA rules. The NCAA constitution provides that each institution shall be responsible for ensuring that student-athletes, members of the institution’s staff and other individuals or groups that represent the institution’s athletics interest comply with all applicable NCAA regulations.

Because of the complexity of NCAA rules, this document does not include all applicable situations and should not be relied upon exclusively.

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Sandi Atkins Associate Director of Athletics/SWA 334.670.5745 satkins@troy.edu Kit Alewine Director of Compliance 334.670.5650 calewine@troy.edu Justin Kume Compliance Coordinator 334.808.6259 jkume@troy.edu

CONTACT INFORMATION NCAA 700 W. Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46206 317.917.6222 www.ncaa.org Sun Belt Conference 601 Poydras Street, Suite 2355 New Orleans, Louisiana 70130 Phone: 504.299.9066 www.sunbeltsports.org Troy University Office of Athletics Compliance Tine Davis Fieldhouse 5000 Veterans Stadium Drive Troy, AL 36082 www.troytrojans.com

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dR. JACK HAWKINS, JR. University Chancellor 21st year University of Montevallo, ‘70

Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr., a native of Mobile, Alabama, was named Chancellor of Troy University Sept.

1, 1989. He earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Montevallo and his doctorate from the University of Alabama.

Upon completion of his bachelor’s degree in 1967, Hawkins was commissioned a lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps and served as a platoon leader during the Vietnam War. For his combat duty, he received the Bronze Star, the Purple Heart and a citation from the Korean Marine Corps.

Hawkins has overseen an era of change and growth at TROY, as worldwide enrollment has more than doubled from 14,000 in 1989 to approximately 30,000 today. He led the merger of the worldwide Troy State University System into the unified Troy University, an initiative called “One Great University.”

More than $200 million has been invested in capital improvements by the Hawkins Administration, including new academic buildings on all four of TROY’s Alabama campuses.

Chancellor Hawkins served as the catalyst for the University’s evolution to an international institution, as TROY has attracted record numbers of students from other nations and established more than 60 teach-

ing sites around the world. During his tenure, academic standards for admission have been increased, new degree programs were established in all academic colleges, and intercollegiate athletics joined the highest level of NCAA competition.

Hawkins’ professional background includes his service as an assistant dean at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (19711979) and as president of the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind in Talladega (1979-1989).

In 1985, he was honored by the University of Montevallo as Distinguished Alumnus of the Year, and was the recipient of the 2003 All-American Football Foundation’s “Top College President” Award. In 2005 he was inducted into the Hall of Fame of Murphy High School in Mobile, Alabama. In 2007 he was recognized as the “Alabama Citizen of the Year” by the Alabama Broadcasters Association.

Three buildings have been named in his honor: the “Jack and Janice Hawkins Chapel” at the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind, the “Hawkins-Adams-Long Hall of Honor” and “Jack Hawkins, Jr. Hall” which serves the College of Education of Troy University. Hawkins was profiled as part of two books published in 2004: “Above and Beyond: Former Marines Conquer the Civilian World” by Rudy Socha and Carolyn Darrow and “The Entrepreneurial College President” by James L. Fisher and James V. Koch.

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serves on the board of directors of the Business Council of Alabama, Better Business Bureau of Central Alabama, and Troy Bank and Trust Company. He is chairman of the Governor’s Committee on Employment of the Disabled, and the Air University Board of Visitors at Maxwell Air Force Base. He also serves as chairman of the Southern Association Colleges and Schools (SACS) Board of Directors, President of the Sun Belt Conference Executive Committee, and as a member of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta’s Birmingham Branch Board of Directors. He has served on the Board of Directors of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU), as Chairman of the Council of University Presidents in Alabama (1999-2001) and as President of the Southland Football League. He has also served as a trustee of Talladega College, the Helen Keller Eye Research Foundation, and the American Foundation for the Blind. He is a member of the Troy Rotary Club.

Dr. Hawkins’ family includes his wife, Janice, and daughters Katie and Kelly. Katie is married to Capt.

Dan Beall of the United States Air Force and the couple has one son, Noah. Dr. and Mrs. Hawkins are members of the First Baptist Church of Troy.

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steve dennis Director of Athletics 6th year University of Georgia, ‘82

Steve Dennis is in his sixth year as the Director of Athletics for Troy University in 2010 and his tenure has been marked by continued growth of all of Troy’s athletics programs in the Sun Belt Conference and Division I.

Since his arrival at Troy in March of 2005 Dennis’ focus has been on the most important part of any athletics program, the studentathletes. Due to that emphasis Troy University student-athletes have led all members of the Sun Belt Conference, as well as all public institutions of higher education in Alabama, in Graduation Success Rate every year since his arrival.

Over his four years Troy University studentathletes have posted grade point averages of 3.0 or better for a year more than 600 times.

That high academic standard led Troy to enjoy the highest level of success possible under the NCAA’s Academic Progress Report for the 200809 and the 2009-10 school years, with all 16 NCAA sports above the mandated 92.5 percent.

Troy University’s student-athletes have flourished on the field of play as well as in the class room. Troy’s baseball program has had 16 players drafted or signed to professional contracts while the football program has sent 24 players into professional football, including first-round draft picks DeMarcus Ware and Leodis McKelvin.

The Troy football program has been especially successful under the watchful eye of Steve Dennis. The Trojans have won four consecutive Sun Belt Conference titles and have appeared in three bowl games since his arrival as Director of Athletics. That success on the field has translated to success in the stands as Troy has led the Sun Belt Conference in football attendance in each of the last four seasons.

The last five years have also been marked by construction and growth of Troy University’s athletics facilities. The soccer and track teams moved into a brand-new facility. Riddle-Pace Field underwent $5 million in renovations that included the construction of the Lott Baseball Complex. Veterans Memorial Stadium saw the

addition of two new luxury boxes and construction is under way for a brand-new multi-purpose arena that is expected to be open in time for the 2011-12 basketball season.

Dennis has also shepherded the athletics department through NCAA certification and, at the same time, completed a five-year strategic plan for the program’s continued growth.

Externally, Dennis was instrumental in the formation of the Trojan Warriors, the athletic department’s booster club, as well as “The Legion” a student support group. Both groups have grown to more than 500 members in a short time and continue to grow annually.

The athletics department also entered into a marketing agreement with International Sports Properties of Winston-Salem, NC, an agreement that was just renewed in 2009.

Other external accomplishments have included chartering the “T” Letterman’s Club as a chapter of the Troy University National Alumni Association and the establishment of the Al Lucas Endowment for Student-Athlete Excellence.

Over the last five years the Troy Athletics Department has hosted numerous state and regional athletics events, including the Sun Belt Conference Softball Championship in 2008 and the SBC Baseball Championship in 2009. Other events have included Special Olympics, AHSAA and AISA championships.

Dennis came to the Troy family from Auburn University, where he served in a variety of capacities beginning in 1985.

His final assignment was as the Associate Director of Tigers Unlimited, the Athletics Department’s Development office. In that position, he was responsible for identifying, cultivating and soliciting support from individuals, private industry and corporations for the Athletics Department.

A native of Macon, Ga., Dennis graduated from the University of Georgia, Cum Laude, in 1978.

While at Georgia, he was the Bulldogs’ defensive captain in 1978 and was an Academic All-Southeastern Conference selection that same season.

During his playing career, he played in three bowl games for

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the Bulldogs.

His foundation as a student-athlete guides Dennis in his quest to take Troy athletics toward great things in the future.

Dennis started his professional career as a high school teacher, football coach and baseball coach in Windsor (Ga.).

He started his collegiate coaching career at the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga in 1981. In four-plus seasons, he coached outside linebackers, the defensive line and special teams for the Moccasins.

Dennis went to work as the defensive backs and special teams coach at Auburn in 1985, and he remained on the Tigers’ staff for eight seasons. He was named the SEC Working Coach of the Year in 1986 by The Birmingham Touchdown Club.

During his initial stint with the Tigers, he coached alongside current Troy head coach Larry Blakeney. Current Troy assistant coach Shayne Wasden, as well as former assistant coaches Mike Pelton and James Joseph, all played for the Tigers while Dennis served on the coaching staff.

Dennis returned to his alma mater in December of 1993, and worked as the defensive backs and special teams coach for the Bulldogs for two seasons.

From 1997 until 2002, Dennis was out of college athletics. He worked in sales, marketing and promotions for Georgia Southern Wood, Inc., serving in that role from 1997 until 2000. He then worked at Cleveland Brothers Construction from 2000 until 2002.

Dennis returned to Auburn to coach tight ends in 2002, before moving to fund-raising within the Auburn Athletics Department in 2003.

During his college coaching career, he was part of seven bowl teams and one Division I-AA playoff team.

Dennis and his wife, Lisa, have four children - Chris, Cale, Corey and Allison.

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# Name 7 Mario Addison 4 Chris Anderson 19 Jimmie Anderson 67 Jimmie Arnold 28 Hafeez Baoku 63 Kenny Barnes Daniel Bedwell 59 Dalton Bennett 52 Brach Bessant 24 Chris Blanton 46 Brandon Boudreaux 70 James Brown 9 Jason Bruce 42 Brannon Bryan 47 Ty Burt 7 Anthony Centrangelo 16 Jonathon Chandler 17 B.J. Chitty 96 John Clark 58 Tyler Clark Jomar Concepcion 98 Sidell Corley 78 Jacob Creech 87 Donnie Crosby Scardino Daniels 44 Kanorris Davis 49 Tony Davis 62 Leo Dicesaris 92 Emmanuel Dudley Chandler Duncan Eric Dunn 91 Jeremy Elder 13 Gavin Ellis Harrison Fields 72 Jared Fleming 93 Riley Flowers 89 Drew Forrest 11 Khary Franklin 64 Kendall Gibson 10 Tebiarus Gill 47 Will Goggans 40 Donell Golden 42 Hunter Graham 69 Tyler Graves 17 Johnny Gray 26 Cord Grider 61 Lance Gunn 48 Nick Hale 7 Jamie Hampton 32 DuJuan Harris 12 Sam Haskins Nathan Hendrickson 53 Wes Henry 28 Cameron Hudson 6 Keaton Icard 5 Josh Jarboe 65 Cody Jenkins 2 Greg Jenkins 3 Jerrel Jernigan Cody Johnson 61 Dylan Johnson 14 Jamel Johnson 38 Justin Johnson 75 Terrence Jones 12 Brandon Kent

Pos DE RB DB OL DB DE DB OL LB DB DE OL WR LB LB K WR WR DE OL DB DT OL TE DE LB DL OL DT DB WR DT TE RB OL DT WR WR LS WR P LB LS OL DB RB OL RB QB RB WR RB LS DB DB WR OL QB WR WR PK WR DB OL DB

# 1 2 3 4 4 5 6 6 7 7 7 8 9 9 10 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 16 17 17 18 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 24 25 26 26 27 28 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 36 37 38 38 39 40 41 42 42 42 43 43 44 45 46 47 47

Name Brett Moncrief Greg Jenkins Jerrel Jernigan Chris Anderson Gabe Newman Josh Jarboe Corey Robinson Keaton Icard Jamie Hampton Mario Addison Anthony Cetrangelo Chip Reeves Jason Bruce Daniel Wyche Tebiarus Gill Khary Franklin Brandon Kent Sam Haskins Gavin Ellis Sidney Madise Jamel Johnson Spencer Martin Barry Valcin Jonathan Chandler B.J. Chitty Johnny Gray Michael Taylor Devon Terry Jimmie Anderson Shawn Southward Austin Silvoy Willard Ross Bryant McKissic T.J. Mitchell Chris Blanton Xavier Lamb Cord Grider Bryan Willis Chris Pickett Cameron Hudson Hafeez Baoku Joe Lofton Ladarrius Madden D.J. Taylor DuJuan Harris Johnny Thompson KeJuan Phillips Dionte Ponder Sam Sellers Darrell Reynolds Zach Richardson Bradley Payne Justin Johnson Daniel Sheffield Donnell Golden Demetrius Strong Brannon Bryan Jared Lee Hunter Graham Caleb Massey Luke Rowe Kanorris Davis Jim Teknipp Brandon Boudreaux Will Goggans Ty Burt

Pos WR QB WR RB DB WR QB DB QB DE K WR WR DB WR WR DB WR TE DB WR K DB WR WR DB K DB DB RB WR DB DB WR DB LB RB DB DB DB DB DB DB RB RB LB DB DB DB RB DB DB DB LB LB LB LB RB LS DB TE LB TE DE P LB

Ht 6-4 6-2 5-9 5-10 5-11 6-2 6-0 6-0 6-1 6-2 5-8 5-11 5-9 5-10 6-1 5-7 5-7 6-4 6-6 5-8 6-0 5-8 5-11 6-0 6-3 6-0 5-10 6-1 5-9 5-8 6-2 5-11 6-1 5-7 5-9 5-9 5-9 5-9 5-10 5-10 6-0 6-2 6-0 5-11 5-7 6-0 5-9 5-11 5-10 5-7 6-0 6-0 6-0 6-3 6-0 6-1 6-0 6-0 5-10 6-0 6-2 5-11 6-6 6-1 6-0 5-10

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Wt 205 195 184 180 190 199 214 185 212 244 165 175 159 185 204 165 170 200 229 146 180 135 184 206 177 215 215 185 170 184 185 199 212 174 182 222 188 180 170 193 159 175 200 226 195 217 176 175 190 186 195 175 207 206 236 220 230 223 189 200 241 215 225 225 220 220

Yr Jr. Jr. Sr. So. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Jr. Sr. So. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Sr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Jr. So. Sr. Sr. Sr. So. Sr. Jr. Jr. So. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Jr. So. Sr. Fr. So. Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. So. Fr. Jr. Jr. So.

Exp JC JC 3L JC RS 1L RS RS 2L 1L SQ 2L 1L SQ 1L HS SQ HS RS HS HS RS 1L 3L HS HS 2L HS JC 1L 3L 1L 3L SQ TR 2L RS 1L HS HS TR HS JC 1L 3L RS 1L HS 3L HS RS HS HS 2L 2L HS RS HS RS RS SQ 1L TR 2L 2L TR

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Hometown/HS/Last School Little Rock, AR/N-LR HS/MS Gulf Coast CC Dade City, FL/Wesley Chapel HS/MS Gulf Eufaula, AL/HS Ft. Lauderdale, FL/Boyd Anderson HS Abbeville, AL/Abbeville Christian Decatur, GA/Cedar Grove HS Paducah, KY/Lone Oak HS Dawson, GA/Terrell Academy Cedar Bluff, AL/Cedar Bluff HS Birmingham, AL/Tarrant HS/NE Miss. CC Port Charlotte, FL/HS Stone Mountain, GA/HS Natchez, MS/HS/Copiah-Lincoln CC Elmore, AL/Kadena HS Mobile, AL/Vigor HS/Jones Co. JC Valdosta, GA/Lowndes HS Rehobeth, AL/HS Fort Lee, VA/Dinwiddie County HS Cullman, AL/HS Mobile, AL/Faith Academy Montgomery, AL/Carver HS Freeport, FL/HS Port Arthur, TX/Memorial HS/Coffeyville Opelika, AL/HS Dothan, AL/Northview HS Panama City Beach, FL/Arnold HS Pensacola, FL/Washington HS Enterprise, AL/HS Round Rock, TX/HS/Kilgore College Florence, AL/Florence HS St. Augustine, FL/Nease HS Hollandale, MS/Simmons HS/Miss. Delta Phenix City, AL/Central HS Ft. Lauderdale, FL/Hollywood-Chaminade Covington, GA/Newton HS/Miss. College Tallahassee, FL/Lincoln HS Newville, AL/Rehobeth HS Columbus, GA/Shaw HS Crestview, FL/HS Tallahassee, FL/Rickards HS Snellville, GA/South Gwinnett HS/Wingate Ft. Walton Beach, FL/HS Leighton, AL/Colbert Co HS/NE Mississippi Fairhope, AL/Baldwin County HS Brooksville, FL/Central HS Valley, AL/HS Waycross, GA/Ware County HS Ocala, FL/Trinity Catholic Troy, AL/Pike Liberal Arts School Brundidge, AL/Pike County HS Alabaster, AL/John Carroll HS Florence, AL/HS Opelika, AL Ashburn, GA/Turner Co. HS/Garden City Quitman, GA/Brooks County HS Phenix City, AL/Central HS Andalusia, AL/HS Panama City, FL/Mosley HS Lincoln, AL/HS Sulligent, AL/HS Eclectic, AL/Elmore County HS Perry, GA/Perry HS McDonough, GA/Henry County HS/UCF Auburn, AL/HS Douglas, GA/Coffee County HS Prattville, AL/HS/Alabama

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Name Nick Hale Tony Davis R.J. Roberts Brach Bessant Wes Henry Shermane Teart Jacoby Thomas Sam Pounds Tyler Clark Dalton Bennett Zach Swindall Dylan Johnson Lance Gunn Leo Dicesaris Kenny Barnes Kendall Gibson Cody Jenkins DeMarkus Underwood Jimmie Arnold Jay Stansberry Tyler Graves James Brown Kyle Lucas Jared Fleming Nathan Newland Kyle Wilborn Jacob Creech Scotty Long Mykel Travis Matt Stidham Eric Thomas Jaquon Robinson Felton Payton Anthony Williams Daniel Stanley Donnie Crosby Garry Williams Tyler Samuels Ricky Sinyard Adrian Mack Jeremy Elder Emmanuel Dudley Riley Flowers Jonathan Massaquoi Aaron Williams John Clark J.R. Roberton Sidell Corley Tommy Stephens Daniel Bedwell Jomar Concepcion Scardino Daniels Chandler Duncan Eric Dunn Harrison Fields Nathan Hendrickson Cody Johnson Christian Matthews Darius Parham John Robles Stefano Schutte Tyler Sizemore Zeb Swindall Ryan Turner Mark Wilson

Pos RB DL DE LB LS DT LB LB OL OL OL PK OL OL DE LS OL OL OL OL OL OL DE OL OL OL OL DE DL TE WR WR WR WR WR TE WR TE DL DE DT DT DT DE DT DE DE DL DT DB DB DE DB WR RB RB WR P DB DE TE DL OL LB LB

Ht 5-11 6-0 6-3 6-1 6-0 6-0 6-0 6-1 6-2 6-4 6-1 5-7 6-0 6-8 6-4 6-0 6-5 6-6 6-0 6-4 6-5 6-4 6-2 6-7 6-1 6-4 6-4 6-0 6-2 6-3 6-3 5-11 6-0 6-2 6-0 6-1 6-1 6-4 6-5 6-4 6-4 6-0 5-11 6-2 6-3 6-4 6-5 6-4 6-4 5-10 5-8 6-5 5-10 6-0 6-2 5-9 6-1 5-10 5-10 6-4 6-2 6-0 5-11 6-0 6-2

Wt 200 242 240 235 230 278 234 240 285 250 271 190 292 327 215 232 325 315 283 239 281 346 231 280 298 286 281 240 290 233 195 185 193 183 186 254 194 240 226 225 275 286 280 227 257 220 255 274 240 140 180 250 175 175 220 180 185 170 160 245 215 235 267 220 225

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Exp JC 1L 2L HS 1L RS 1L HS 3L HS 1L HS SQ SQ HS RS RS JC RS RS 1L 1L RS JC 1L 1L RS HS RS 2L HS TR RS RS SQ 1L SQ SQ TR HS JC JC JC JC RS HS HS 1L HS HS HS JC HS HS HS HS HS HS HS JC HS HS HS RS HS

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# Name 25 Xavier Lamb 42 Jared Lee 29 Joe Lofton 79 Scotty Long 71 Kyle Lucas 30 Ladarrius Madden 13 Sidney Madise 14 Spencer Martin 94 Jonathon Massaquoi 43 Caleb Massey Christian Matthews 23 Bryant McKissic 24 T.J. Mitchell 1 Brett Moncrief 74 Nathan Newland 4 Gabe Newman Darius Parham 38 Bradley Payne 84 Felton Payton 34 KeJuan Phillips 27 Chris Pickett 35 Dionte Ponder 57 Sam Pounds 8 Chip Reeves 36 Darrell Reynolds 37 Zach Richardson 51 R.J. Roberts 97 J.R. Robertson 6 Corey Robinson 83 Jaquon Robinson John Robles 22 Williard Ross 43 Luke Rowe Stefano Schutte 36 Sam Sellers 39 Daniel Sheffield 21 Austin Silvoy 90 Ricky Sinyard Tyler Sizemore 20 Shawn Southward 86 Daniel Stanley 68 Jay Stansberry 99 Tommy Stephens 80 Matt Stidham 41 Demetrius Strong 60 Zach Swindall Zeb Swindall 31 D.J. Taylor 18 Michael Taylor 54 Shermane Teart 45 Jim Teknipp 18 Deon Terry 81 Eric Thomas 56 Jacoby Thomas 33 Johnny Thompson 79 Mykeal Travis Ryan Turner 66 DeMarkus Underwood 15 Barry Valcin 77 Kyle Wilborn 95 Aaron Williams 85 Anthony Williams 88 Garry Williams 26 Bryan Willis Mark Wilson

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Name Jerrel Jernigan Jason Bruce Tebiarus Gill Jonathan Chandler Austin Silvoy DuJuan Harris Tyler Clark Tyler Graves Nathan Newland Matt Stidham Donnie Crosby

JUNIORS # 1 2 7 18 26 47 48 53 60 62 70 72

Name Brett Moncrief Greg Jenkins Jamie Hampton Michael Taylor Cord Grider Will Goggans Nick Hale Wes Henry Zach Swindall Leo Dicesaris James Brown Jarred Fleming

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Name Chris Anderson Josh Jarboe Anthony Centrangelo Chip Reeves Spencer Martin Shawn Southward T.J. Mitchell D.J. Taylor Luke Rowe Lance Gunn Kyle Wilborn Jaquon Robinson Daniel Stanley Garry Williams

REDSHIRT FRESHMEN # 6 13 42 64 65 67 68 78 84 85

Name Corey Robinson Gavin Ellis Hunter Graham Kendall Gibson Cody Jenkins Jimmie Arnold Jay Stansberry Jacob Creech Felton Payton Anthony Williams

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Name Khary Franklin Sam Haskins Jamel Johnson B.J. Chitty Darrell Reynolds Jared Lee Jim Teknipp Dalton Bennett Dylan Johnson

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Terrence Jones Eric Thomas Drew Forrest Eric Dunn Harrison Fields Nathan Hendrickson Cody Johnson Christian Matthews Stefano Schutte Zeb Swindall

OL WR WR WR RB RB WR P TE OL

DEFENSE SENIORS # 7 15 22 23 24 36 39 92 93

Name Mario Addison Barry Valcin Willard Ross Bryant McKissic Chris Blanton Sam Sellers Daniel Sheffield Emmanuel Dudley Riley Flowersdt

JUNIORS # 7 9 18 25 30 40 46 51 66 98

Name Mario Addison Daniel Wyche Jimmie Anderson Xavier Lamb Ladarrius Madden Donnell Golden Brandon Boudreaux R.J. Roberts DeMarkus Underwood Sidell Corley Scardino Daniels John Robles

SOPHOMORES # 12 26 28 34 42 44 47 49 56 90 94

Name Brandon Kent Bryan Willis Hafeez Baoku KeJuan Phillips Brannon Bryan Kanorris Davis Ty Burt Tony Davis Jacoby Thomas Ricky SInyard Jonathan Massaquoi

REDSHIRT FRESHMEN # 6 33 37 43 54 71 79 95

Name Keaton Icard Johnny Thompson Zach Richardson Caleb Massey Shermane Teart Kyle Lucas Mykeal Travis Aaron Williams

FRESHMEN # 4 13

Name Gabe Newman Sidney Madise

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POS DE DB DB DB DB DB LB DT

POS DE DB DB LB DB LB DE DE OL DT DE DE POS DB DB DB DB LB LB LB DL DE DL DE

POS DB LB DB DB DT DE DL DT POS DB DB

17 18 27 29 35 38 38 41 52 57 63 79 90 96 97 99

Johnny Gray Devon Terry Chris Pickett Joe Lofton Dionte Ponder Bradley Payne Justin Johnson Demetrius Strong Brach Bessant Sam Pounds Kenny Barnes Scotty Long Adrian Mack John Clark J.R. Robertson Tommy Stephens Daniel Bedwell Jomar Concepcion Chandler Duncan Darius Parham Tyler Sizemore Ryan Turner Mark Wilson

1 0 DB DB DB DB DB DB DB LB LB LB DE DE DT DE DE DT DB DB DB DB DL LB LB

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QUARTERBACKS # 2 6 7

Name Greg Jenkins Corey Robinson Jamie Hampton

RUNNING BACKS # 4 20 26 31 32 36 42 48

Name Chris Anderson Shawn Southward Cord Grider D.J. Taylor DuJuan Harris Darrell Reynolds Jared Lee Nick Hale Harrison Fields Nathan Hendrickson Cody Johnson

TIGHT ENDS # 43 45 80 87

Name Luke Rowe Jim Teknipp Matt Stidham Donnie Crosby Stefano Schutte

RECEIVERS # 1 3 5 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 21 24 39 81 83 84 85 86 88 89

Name Brett Moncrief Jerrel Jernigan Josh Jarboe Chip Reeves Jason Bruce Tebiarus Gill Khary Franklin Sam Haskins Gavin Ellis Jamel Johnson Jonathan Chandler B.J. Chitty Austin Silvoy T.J. Mitchell Daniel Wyche Eric Thomas Jaquon Robinson Felton Payton Anthony Williams Daniel Stanley Garry Williams Drew Forrest Eric Dunn

OFFENSIVE LINE # 58 59 60 61 62 65 66 67 68 69 70 72 74 75

Name Tyler Clark Dalton Bennett Zach Swindall Lance Gunn Leo Dicesaris Cody Jenkins DeMarkus Underwood Jimmie Arnold Jay Stansberry Tyler Graves James Brown Jarred Fleming Nathan Newland Terrence Jones

Class JR FR-r JR Class RB SO RB SO SR FR FR JR FR FR FR Class FR-r FR SR SR FR Class JR SR SO JR SR SR FR FR FR-r FR SR FR SR SO SO FR SO FR-r FR-r SO SO FR FR Class SR FR JR SO JR FR-r JR FR-r FR-r SR JR JR SR FR

77 78

Kyle Wilborn Jacob Creech Zeb Swindall

SO FR-r FR

38 43

Class SR JR SO FR JR FR-r SO FR-r FR SO FR JR SR SR SO FR-r FR FR JR FR JR FR FR

SPECIAL TEAMS

DEFENSE

DEFENSIVE LINE # 7 46 49 50 51 55 63 71 79 90 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99

Name Mario Addison Brandon Boudreaux Tony Davis Aaron Williams R.J. Roberts Shermane Teart Kenny Barnes Kyle Lucas Scotty Long Ricky Sinyard Adrian Mack Jeremy Elder Emmanuel Dudley Riley Flowers Jonathan Massaquoi Aaron Williams John Clark J.R. Robertson Sidell Corley Tommy Stephens Scardino Daniels John Robles Tyler Sizemore

LINEBACKERS # 25 33 39 40 41 42 44 47 52 56 57

Name Xavier Lamb Johnny Thompson Daniel Sheffield Donnell Golden Demetrius Strong Brannon Bryan Kanorris Davis Ty Burt Brach Bessant Jacoby Thomas Sam Pounds Ryan Turner Mark Wilson

DEFENSIVE BACK # 4 6 9 12 13 15 18 19 22 23 24 26 27 28 28 29 30 34 35 36 37 38

Name Gabe Newman Keaton Icard Daniel Wyche Brandon Kent Sidney Madise Barry Valcin Devon Terry Jimmie Anderson Willard Ross Bryant McKissic Chris Blanton Bryan Willis Chris Pickett Cameron Hudson Hafeez Baoku Joe Lofton Ladarrius Madden KeJuan Phillips Dionte Ponder Sam Sellers Zach Richardson Bradley Payne

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Class JR FR-r SR JR LB SO SO SO FR SO FR FR FR Class FR-r FR-r JR SO FR SR FR JR SR SR SR SO FR FR SO FR JR SO FR SR FR-r FR

Justin Johnson Caleb Massey Daniel Bedwell Jomar Concepcion Chandler Duncan Darius Parham

SPECIALISTS # 7 14 18 42 47 53 61 64

Name Anthony Cetrangelo Spencer Martin Michael Taylor Hunter Graham Will Goggans Wes Henry Dylan Johnson Kendall Gibson Christian Matthews

FR FR-r FR FR FR FR

Class SO SO JR FR-r JR JR FR FR-r FR

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ALABAMA (61) Tyler Clark Zach Richardson Kendall Gibson Brannon Bryan Brandon Boudreaux Mario Addison Matt Stidham Jacob Creech Darrell Reynolds Gavin Ellis Drew Forrest J.R. Robertson Jamie Hampton B.J. Chitty Jerrel Jernigan Luke Rowe Daniel Stanley Daniel Wyche Chandler Duncan R.J. Roberts Devon Terry Ryan Turner D.J. Taylor Bradley Payne Shawn Southward Riley Flowers Wes Henry Kendall Gibson Daniel Bedwell Harrison Fields Kyle Lucas Scotty Long Christian Matthews Ladarrius Madden Aaron Williams Hunter Graham Garry Williams Donnie Crosby Sam Pounds Sidell Corley Tebiarus Gill Sidney Madise Jacoby Thomas Eric Dunn Jamel Johnson Cord Grider Jonathan Chandler Cody Jenkins Justin Johnson John Clark Bryant McKissic Demetrius Strong Ty Burt Brandon Kent

Hometown Alabaster Alabaster Aliceville Andalusia Auburn Birmingham Blountsville Boaz Brundidge Cullman Cullman Cullman Cedar Bluff Dothan Eufaula Eclectic Eclectic Elmore Enterprise Enterprise Enterprise Eufaula Fairhope Florence Florence Geneva Greensboro Greenville Grove Hill Gurley Holtville Hoover Jasper Leighton Leroy Lincoln Linden Millbrook Millry Mobile Mobile Mobile Mobile Montgomery Montgomery Newville Opelika Opelika Opelika Oxford Phenix City Phenix City Prattville Rehobeth

Caleb Massey Sam Sellers Zach Swindall Zeb Swindall DeMarkus Underwood Johnny Thompson Lance Gunn

Sulligent Troy Troy Troy Tuscumbia Valley Wetumpka

ARKANSAS (1)

Hometown

CALIFORNIA (1)

Hometown

FLORIDA (29)

Hometown

Brett Moncrief

Little Rock

Nick Hale

Tyler Sizemore Jimmie Arnold Jomar Concepcion DuJuan Harris Kenny Barnes Chris Pickett Greg Jenkins Nathan Hendrickson T.J. Mitchell Chris Anderson Joe Lofton Felton Payton Dalton Bennett Tommy Stephens John Robles Stefano Schutte Dionte Ponder Shermane Teart Johnny Gray Jared Lee Darius Parham Michael Taylor Mykeal Travis Anthony Cetrangelo Austin Silvoy Cameron Hudson Xavier Lamb Mark Wilson Anthony Williams

Valenxia

Apalachicola Belle Glades Bonifay Brooksville Choctawhatchee Crestview Dade City Freeport Ft. Lauderdale Ft. Lauderdale Ft. Walton Beach Ft. Walton Beach Marianna Marianna Miami Niceville Ocala Orlando Panama City Panama City Panama City Pensacola Pensacola Port Charlotte St. Augustine Tallahassee Tallahassee Tallahassee Tampa

GEORGIA (26)

Hometown

Daniel Sheffield Jaquon Robinson Jay Stansberry Jeremy Elder Leo Dicesaris Emmanuel Dudley Bryan Willis Chris Blanton

Ashburn Atlanta Bremen College Park Columbus Columbus Columbus Covington

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Keaton Icard Josh Jarboe Will Goggans Dylan Johnson Ricky Sinyard Branch Bessant Jonathan Massaquoi Cody Johnson Jim Teknipp Kyle Wilborn Kanorris Davis Tony Davis Donnell Golden Hafeez Baoku Chip Reeves Khary Franklin Adrian Mack KeJuan Phillips

Dawson Decatur Douglas Fayetteville Hawkinville Lake City Lawrenceville Marietta McDonough Newnan Perry Perry Quitman Snellville Stone Mountain Valdosta Waycross Waycross

LOUISIANA (1)

Hometown

MISSISSIPPI (6)

Hometown

KENTUCKY (2)

Hometown

TEXAS (2)

Hometown

VIRGINIA (1)

Hometown

Eric Thomas

Scardino Daniels Willard Ross Jarred Fleming James Brown Jason Bruce Tyler Graves

Nathan Newland Corey Robinson Barry Valcin Jimmie Anderson Sam Haskins

Shreveport Columbia Hollandale Louisville Magnolia Natchez Sumrall Frankfort Paducah

Port Arthur Round Rock Fort Lee

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Player Jamie Hampton Corey Robinson

Yr JR R-FR

Ht 6-1 6-0

Wt 212 214

Pos # LDE 94

96

Player Jonathan Massaquoi John Clark

Yr SO FR

Ht 6-2 6-4

Wt 250 220

RB (F) 32 or 20

DuJuan Harris Shawn Southward

SR SO

5-7 5-8

199 182

DT

49 95

Tony Davis Aaron Williams

SO R-FR

6-0 6-3

252 257

BIG H 31

80

D.J. Taylor Matt Stidham

SO SR

5-11 6-3

228 233

NT

93 92

Riley Flowers Emmanuel Dudley

SR SR

5-11 6-1

230 285

TE or

80 87

Matt Stidham Donnie Crosby

SR SR

6-3 6-1

233 238

RDE 7

46

Mario Addison Brandon Boudreaux

SR JR

6-3 6-2

240 231

H

3 9

Jerrel Jernigan Jason Bruce

SR SR

5-9 5-9

195 163

SLB 39

44

Daniel Sheffield Kanorris Davis

SR SO

6-3 5-10

206 205

X

10 8

Tebiarus Gill Chip Reeves

SR JR

6-1 5-11

217 169

MLB 25

42

Xavier Lamb Brannon Bryan

JR SO

5-9 6-0

220 230

Y

21 1

Austin Silvoy Brett Moncrief

SR JR

6-2 6-3

186 205

WLB 40

56

Donnell Golden Jacoby Thomas

JR SO

6-0 6-0

228 245

Z

9 5

Jason Bruce Josh Jarboe

SR SO

5-9 6-2

163 200

LCB 26

35

Bryan Willis Dionte Ponder

SO FR

5-9 5-11

182 175

LT

70 74

James Brown Nate Newland

JR SR

6-4 6-1

329 294

FS

22 30

Willard Ross Ladarrius Madden

SR JR

6-1 6-0

196 200

LG

69 68

Tyler Graves Jay Stansberry

SR R-FR

6-5 6-3

296 269

SS

15 23

Barry Valcin Bryant McKissic

SR SR

5-11 6-1

195 214

C

58 60

Tyler Clark Zach Swindall

SR JR

6-2 6-1

285 282

RCB 34

19

KeJuan Phillips Jimmie Anderson

SO JR

5-9 5-8

176 154

RG

78 68

Jacob Creech Jay Stansbrry

FR R-FR

6-3 6-3

292 269

RT

77 66

Kyle Wilborn DeMarkus Underwood

SO JR

6-4 6-6

311 315

Pos # KO 18

Player Michael Taylor

Yr JR

Ht 5-10

Wt 215

FG

18 7

Michael Taylor Anthony Centrangelo

JR SO

5-10 5-6

215 166

P

47 18

Will Goggan Michael Taylor

JR JR

6-0 5-10

233 215

LS

53

Wes Henry

JR

6-0

242

Pos QB or

# 7 6

TROY SPECIAL TEAMS

HLD 21

6

Austin Silvoy Corey Robinson

SR R-FR

6-2 6-0

186 214

PR

3

Jerrel Jernigan

SR

5-9

195

KR-1 3

8

Jerrel Jernigan Chip Reeves

SR JR

5-9 5-11

195 169

KR-2 32

20

DuJuan Harris Shawn Southward

SR SO

5-7 5-8

199 182

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Trojans Have Many Holes To Fill In the spring of 1996, Trojans football coach Larry Blakeney was worried. Worried sick.

The 1995 Trojans had gone through an undefeated regular season, but had lost 25 seniors who were all major contributors to the success of that team. Entering the spring, Blakeney and the coaching staff was not sure what might lie ahead.

“That may have been the best football team we’ve had, and we were worried sick going into the spring,” Blakeney said as he opens his 20th spring practice as the Trojans head coach. “Guys like Stan Davis came in and a bunch of other players grew up and overachieved, and that is what we need this year. I think we lost 25 seniors off the 1995 team and came back in 1996 and beat everyone we could beat before losing to Montana in the semifinals.”

The 2010 Trojans won’t have to replace 25 seniors, but there are major holes to fill for the four-time defending Sun Belt Conference champions.

On offense, there aren’t as many holes, but there are big ones. Two veteran offensive linemen, including a three-year starter at center, must be replaced. Then there is the matter of replacing the first 4,000-yard passer in school history at quarterback.

On defense, the holes are numerous and include all four starters on the defensive line, two all-time greats at linebacker and two safeties.

While the feeling around the Troy coaches offices isn’t quite the same as the spring of 1996, there is an understanding that the spring of 2010 will be very important.

“We may have more holes than we have ever had,” Blakeney said.

“I know all of those other teams in the league are licking their chops looking at all we lost.”

The Trojans will also have a new offensive coordinator for the third time since the run of four straight league titles started. Neal Brown left for Texas Tech and took running backs coach Chad Scott with him.

In their place, veteran assistant Kenny Edenfield will take over the coordinator duties, but will maintain his position as inside receivers coach. Chip Lindsey joins the staff to coach the quarterbacks and Jeff Beckles, who was on the opposite side of the field for the GMAC Bowl in January, takes over the running backs.

“I like this staff,” Blakeney said. “I think Chip Lindsey is the right guy to coach the quarterbacks because he is totally a system guy and he speaks the language. We have Shayne Wasden and John Schlarman returning, and have added Jeff Beckles, who is a solid guy. He has already put in some things that will help us academically. I think he was the right ingredient we needed to complete the staff.”

Wasden, who serves as Assistant Head Coach and Special Teams Coordinator, will continue to coach the outside receivers on offense.

Schlarman, who coaches the offensive line, has added the title of Running Game Coordinator, and will work the Beckles and the backs on pass protection and the ground game.

Even with the changes on the offensive staff, Blakeney does not

expect much change in the offense.

“We tried to hire not to have any changes,” Blakeney said. “Everyone’s personality is different. Neal Brown won’t be calling this offense, so Kenny Edenfield’s personality will come through. Neal was very open to suggestions and I think Kenny will be the same way.

“The personality will be different, the chemistry will be different and the players will be different.”

Any changes in the offense will come more from the change at quarterback than from any changes on the coaching staff. Levi Brown became the most prolific single-season passer in Sun Belt history last year, but the three men who will attempt to replace him each bring a different set of skills.

The group of candidates at quarterback includes junior Jamie Hampton, who opened the 2008 season as the starter before a knee injury ended his season. He redshirted last year and and has more experience in the offense than the other two players combined.

The two new players in the mix for the position are redshirt freshman Corey Robinson, who is two years removed from a recordsetting career as a prep passer in Paducah, Kentucky. He sat out 2008 as a greyshirt and then redshirted last year.

Mid-term junior college quarterback Greg Jenkins completes the quartet of candidates. He comes from Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College and is cut from the same mold as former Trojan Omar Haugabook.

“Quarterback is a big job we have after losing Levi,” Blakeney said. “We have some good candidates to fill that job. We are going to open up the competition and give them all a chance. Normally, what will happen is you will rock along for a few days and then, once you get the gear on, they will start to separate a little bit.

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“We know that Jamie is coming off knee surgery, but he has had more than a year to heal and he has had a lot of practice. He has gotten a lot bigger and a lot stronger and, if he can put the knee behind him, which I think he will, then he will be fine. He is a great kid, as are all of these guys. They are all workers. Greg, Jamie and Corey are all ballers. They all want to play. I think we have a bright future there if we can keep all of them well and get all of them enough reps.”

On the offensive line, three starters return, including both tackles.

James Brown came on quickly as a sophomore at left tackle and had a great season in 2009 while Kyle Wilborn was solid as a redshirt freshman on the right side. Senior Tyler Clark, who has been a three-year starter since walking on, will make the move from guard to center this spring and will be the key to the revamped line.

“We want to have Tyler at center because we think he has a chance to be really good there,” Blakeney said. “If it hampers him, and if we can find someone else, then we will move him back. He is such a good player, he can do a lot of things. I think being at center will be good for him.”

One of the open jobs at guard will be in the hands of senior Tyler Graves, but he will get pressure from a host of young players during the fall.

“Our deal has always been to try to get the five best on the field,” Blakeney said. “We want to find the five best in the spring and get them in the best positions, and then find the three to five best backups. We have some young guys that will have a chance. I know we are starting to look like an offensive line.”

At the skill positions the Trojans are much more settled. Both top running backs return in senior DuJuan Harris and sophomore Shawn Southward, who is coming off a Sun Belt Freshman of the Year award last fall. That tandem will be bolstered by the return of Chris Anderson from a year at junior college and sophomore T.J. Mitchell. Sophomore D.J. Taylor also gives the Trojans a true full-

back who can also provide the team with much bigger one back when the situation calls for that.

At receiver, no fewer than six players with considerable game experience return along with junior college signee Brett Moncrief and several redshirts who will be looking to make an impression on the coaches.

The key guy among the receivers will be senior Jerrel Jernigan, who has a chance to finish his Troy career as the top receiver in school history.

“We have a good contingent of skill players,” Blakeney said. “Of course, Jerrel is a guy we are going to try to find ways to get the ball too. He’ll line up inside, outside, at quarterback. Jason Bruce is another guy who can lineup inside or outside that we will try to get the ball too. We are looking at the Y or Z position for Brett Moncrief. We have some guys with big presence and size that can go up and get jump balls.”

Those other receivers include seniors TeBiarus Gill and Austin Silvoy, junior Chip Reeves, sophomore Josh Jarboe and redshirt freshmen Felton Payton and Anthony Williams.

The other opening on the offensive side of the ball is at tight end where Travis Boyd served as the starter for the last two seasons.

With heir-apparent Matt Stidham having missed the spring following shoulder surgery, talented senior Donnie Crosby and big redshirt freshman Gavin Ellis had a solid opportunity to display their skills prior to fall camp.

On the defensive side of the ball, the holes are numerous and

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Along with Addison, a senior, the Trojans will look for sophomore Jonathan Massaquoi, who redshirted last year, to step in at defensive end to fill the void left by the graduation of Lang and Sheffield. Depth behind those two is limited, meaning their health will be a key in the fall.

Inside on the line there are a lot of young, talented players, but only few with playing time. Junior Sidell Corley, who arrived at Troy late during camp last year from LSU, will be counted on to be a key cog inside. Seniors Emmanuel Dudley and Riley Flowers both missed time due to injury last year and will be joined by sophomore Tony Davis and redshirt freshmen Aaron Williams and Shermaine TeArt. “Aaron Williams is a key guy who has to come on,” Blakeney said.

“James Searcy looks like a football player and he needs to be a football player. Jonathan Massaquoi needs to step up and be a man because he has ability. Sidell Corley needs to be a horse for us and the two inside guys, Dudley and Flowers, need to be ready.”

At linebacker, juniors Xavier Lamb and Donnell Golden have served as understudies to Lee and Woods for the last two seasons.

Both have shown that they can play, but they now must show that they can be leaders as well as players.

They will be joined in the linebacker mix this spring by sophomores Jacoby Thomas and Kanorris Davis, along with redshirt freshman Johnny Thompson. Sophomore Brannon Bryan, who redshirted last year, will also be in the mix for playing time. gaping.

Gone are all four starters on the defensive front, all of whom may end up playing in the NFL next year. Ends Brandon Lang and Cameron Sheffield are both sure draft picks while tackles Kevin Dixon and Eugene Kinlaw, who decided to leave school early to pursue a professional career, will both be in NFL camps in July.

Also gone is the heart and soul of the Troy defense for the last two years, linebackers Boris Lee and Bear Woods. Both will also be in NFL camps and leave an emotional and leadership void on the defense in addition to the loss of their considerable combined skills.

Throw in the loss of veteran safeties Courtland Fuller and Chris Bowens, plus veteran linebacker David McDowell, and it is obvious that the Troy coaches have a huge rebuilding job on their hands.

“We have a lot of work to do,” Blakeney said. “We have some guys who I think are ready to play, but it is going to be an important set of practices for our defense.

“We are going to look to guys like Mario Addison at defensive end because he has leadership qualities as well as ability. Xavier Lamb has always been a player. He played behind one of the best in the league (Lee) and I am looking forward to seeing him and Donnell Golden.”

In addition to all of the losses, two returning seniors will also missed the spring following off-season shoulder surgery. Linebacker/nickel back Daniel Sheffield started 12 games last year and is a known commodity, but safety Bryant McKissic has been plagued by shoulder woes his entire career and could have used the spring to establish himself.

In the secondary, Freshman All-American Bryan Willis returns at one corner, and seniors Willard Ross and Barry Valcin, who both saw considerable playing time in 2009, return to the safety spots.

Valcin started most of the 2009 season at corner, but was recruited to play safety.

The other corner spot is open to competition, with mid-term junior college transfer Jimmie Anderson getting first shot. He will likely be pushed by junior Chris Blanton and sophomore KeJuan Phillips, who both redshirted last year.

Freshman Caleb Massey will vie along with senior Sam Sellers for playing time behind Ross and Valcin at safety.

“We have high hopes for Barry Valcin and Willard Ross at safety,” Blakeney said. “We get KeJuan back and that is good. Jimmie Anderson, who is coming in from junior college, is one we hope will step right in.”

Special teams must replace one of its two long snappers with just Wes Henry returning, but both kickers – junior punter Will Goggans and junior placekicker Michael Taylor – also are back in the fold in 2010. Holder Austin Silvoy is also returning this year.

In the return game, Jernigan, Southward and Harris are all back with experience on kickoffs and Gill returns as the punt returner, although Jernigan will get work there this season.

This season will be one to remember for the Trojans as they look to reload after winning their fourth consecutive Sun Belt Conference Championship last season. Although they will be young in some places, they are well-versed in experience at other positions that could prove to be beneficial as the season goes on. The Trojans open the year at home against Bowling Green on September 4.

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HEAD COACH AUBURN, 1970

20TH SEASON AS TROY HEAD COACH

BLAKENEY FILE AGE:..............................63 (Sept. 21, 1947) BIRTHPLACE:.....................Birmingham, Ala. HOMETOWN:.............................Gordo, Ala. HIGH SCHOOL:................... Gordo HS (‘65) ALMA MATER:..........................Auburn (‘70) ...................... B.S. in Business Administration MASTER’S DEGREE:......... Montevallo (‘76) ........................M.S. in Environmental Safety CERTIFICATION:........ Alabama (1971-72) .................................... Mississippi State (‘72) PLAYING CAREER:........... Auburn (‘66-69) ....................................................Quarterback MARRIED:...................former Janice Powell CHILDREN:................................Kelley Taylor .............................................................Julie Ivy ..................................................... Tiffany Rash GRANDCHILDREN: ..............................Carolina Elizabeth Taylor .........................................Madeline Ann Rash ....................................... Danielle Avery Rash CAREER HONORS

Chilton County Auburn Club “Unsung Hero” Award...........................................1990 Gordo HS Hall of Fame.......................1996 Southland Football League Coach of the Year.................... 1999, 2000 American Football Coaches Association Regional Coach of the Year... 1999, 2000 Johnny Vaught Lifetime Achievement Award from the All-American Football Foundation...............................................2000 Walker HS Hall of Fame......................2001 Wiregrass Sports Hall of Fame..........2008 Sun Belt Coach of the Year..... 2008, 2009 Alabama Sports Hall of Fame............2009

For the past two decades there have been very few constants in college athletics.

Schools have changed conferences, often more than once. Coaches have pledged loyalty to a school, only to bolt for another job the next day. Student-athletes have gotten bigger, and stronger, and the academic requirements they must meet in order to compete have become increasingly more stringent.

Among the few constants on the landscape of college football is Trojans head coach Larry Blakeney.

Entering his 20th season in 2010, Blakeney, quite simply, has been a winner throughout his career.

A 2009 inductee into the prestigious Alabama Sports Hall of Fame, Blakeney has been at the forefront of the move of the entire Troy University athletics program from the ranks of Division II, through Division I-AA and into Division I-A. He has run a program that is based on integrity and has been regularly recognized by the American Football Coaches Association for high graduation rates.

Throughout his career, Blakeney has been recognized by his peers, by the people he has worked for and with, and by the sporting community at large. He has been named to four separate Halls of Fame, has been named Coach of the Year on numerous occasions and he gives generously of his time to almost any group or organization who asks for it.

But his impact on Troy athletics goes beyond wins and losses. Yes, the Trojans have captured seven conference titles during his tenure. Yes, the Trojans have literally sent scores of players on to successful careers as professional football players.

But the Troy football program has sent thousands of men on to successful lives away from football. Many of the players who have come to Troy to play for Blakeney never had a positive male role model in their lives. That changes when they become Trojans.

Even with all of the obligations and responsibilities that come with the job, if you ask any player who has taken the field for the Trojans over the last 19 years, they will tell you that he is a players’ coach. He cares about the young men who play for him, and not just during their time at Troy.

From his time as a quarterback at Auburn University, to his highly successful high school coaching career, from his 14 years as an assistant coach at his alma mater when the Tigers enjoyed an unprecedented run of success to his now 19 seasons at Troy University, Blakeney has always been associated with a job well done.

His tenure at Troy University has been nothing less than remarkable. During his 19 years, he has led the Trojans to a 153-77-1 record, posting the third-best winning percentage among all programs in the state of Alabama during that span.

As the school’s longest-serving and most successful head coach of all time, Blakeney

LARRY BLAKENEY’S COACHING CAREER School Troy University Auburn University

Vestavia Hills HS Walker HS Southern Academy

Position Head Coach Assistant Coach Offensive Line Tight Ends/Receivers Receivers Offensive Play-caller Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach

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Years 1991-present 1977-90 1977-78 1978-80 1981-90 1986-90 1975-76 1972-74 1970-71

Record 153-77-1 114-46-4

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has led the Troy football program to an unequaled run of success that has taken the Trojans from Division II to the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) and now to the grandest stage of all, the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS).

Blakeney has guided the Trojans to 14 winning seasons, including six seasons of 10 wins or more and he currently stands fourth among all college coaches to have manned a sideline in the state of Alabama with 153 victories.

Since guiding the Trojans into the Sun Belt Conference in 2004, Blakeney has enjoyed what can only be termed stunning success at the highest level of the game.

In six seasons his teams have won four conference crowns and appeared in four bowl games.

Blakeney enters his 20th season at Troy University seeking a fifth consecutive Sun Belt Conference title. Only six programs in the history of what is now the Football Bowl Subdivision have won as many as five straight league crowns – Florida State in the ACC (5, 1996-2000), Alabama in the SEC (5, 1971-75), Ohio State in the Big 10 (6, 1972-77), USC in the Pac 10 (7, 2002-08) and BYU in the WAC (10, 1976-85).

Not surprisingly, the coaches of those championship runs have gone down in history as some of the best in the history of the game – Bobby Bowden at FAU, Paul “Bear” Bryant at Alabama, Woody Hayes at OSU, Pete Carroll at USC and Lavelle Edwards at BYU.

A fifth straight Sun Belt title in 2010 would give Blakeney his rightful place among the all-time greats of the game.

The run of championship success in the Sun Belt started in 2006 when, in just the third season in the league, the Trojans captured their first Sun Belt Conference title.

They completed that remarkable season by winning the first bowl game in school history, a decisive 41-17 victory over Rice in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl.

The championship roll continued in 2007 as the Trojans earned a share of their second consecutive title, posting an 8-4 record that included nationally-televised victories over Oklahoma State and Middle Tennessee.

The roll did not stop in 2008, as the Trojans won their third straight Sun Belt Conference crown, earning their second appearance in the R+L Carriers New Orleans

LARRY BLAKENEY YEAR-BY-YEAR Year........ School.........................Position..............Record 1970...... Southern Academy...Head Coach......8-3-0 1971...... Southern Academy...Head Coach... 11-2-0 1972...... Walker H.S................Head Coach......4-4-2 1973...... Walker H.S................Head Coach......6-4-0 1974...... Walker H.S................Head Coach......7-3-0 1975...... Vestavia Hills H.S.....Head Coach......5-5-0 1976...... Vestavia Hills H.S.....Head Coach......9-3-0 1977...... Auburn University.....Asst. Coach.........6-5-0 1978...... Auburn University.....Asst. Coach.........6-4-1 1979...... Auburn University.....Asst. Coach.........8-3-0 1980...... Auburn University.....Asst. Coach.........5-6-0 1981...... Auburn University.....Asst. Coach.........5-6-0 1982...... Auburn University.....Asst. Coach.........9-3-0 1983...... Auburn University.....Asst. Coach...... 11-1-0 1984...... Auburn University.....Asst. Coach.........9-4-0 1985...... Auburn University.....Asst. Coach.........8-4-0 1986...... Auburn University.....Asst. Coach...... 10-2-0 1987...... Auburn University.....Asst. Coach.........9-1-2 1988...... Auburn University.....Asst. Coach...... 10-2-0 1989...... Auburn University.....Asst. Coach...... 10-2-0 1990...... Auburn University.....Asst. Coach.........8-3-1 1991...... Troy University..........Head Coach......5-6-0 1992...... Troy University..........Head Coach... 10-1-0 1993...... Troy University..........Head Coach... 12-1-1 1994...... Troy University..........Head Coach......8-4-0 1995...... Troy University..........Head Coach... 11-1-0 1996...... Troy University..........Head Coach... 12-2-0 1997...... Troy University..........Head Coach......5-6-0 1998...... Troy University..........Head Coach......8-4-0 1999...... Troy University..........Head Coach... 11-2-0 2000...... Troy University..........Head Coach......9-3-0 2001...... Troy University..........Head Coach......7-4-0 2002...... Troy University..........Head Coach......4-8-0 2003...... Troy University..........Head Coach......6-6-0 2004...... Troy University..........Head Coach......7-5-0 2005...... Troy University..........Head Coach......4-7-0 2006...... Troy University..........Head Coach......8-5-0 2007...... Troy University..........Head Coach......8-4-0 2008...... Troy University..........Head Coach......8-5-0 2009...... Troy University..........Head Coach......9-4-0 Record at Troy...........153-77-1......665........19 years Record at Auburn......114-46-4......707........14 years Record in HS..............50-24-2.........671.......... 7 years

BOWL GAME EXPERIENCE (8-6-1) Year......Bowl.................. Opponent.............. Result 1968....Sun.................... Arizona...........W, 34-10 1969....Bluebonnet....... Houston............... L, 36-7 1982....Tangerine......... Boston Coll.....W, 33-26 1984....Sugar................ Michigan..............W, 9-7 1984....Liberty.............. Arkansas........W, 21-15 1986....Cotton............... Texas A&M......L, 36-16 1987....Citrus................ Southern Cal.... W, 16-7 1988....Sugar................ Syracuse........... T, 16-16 1989....Sugar................ Florida State..... L, 13-7 1990....Hall of Fame... Ohio State.....W, 31-14 1990....Peach................ Indiana...........W, 27-23 2004....Silicon Valley.. No. Illinois.........L, 34-20 2006....New Orleans.. Rice..................W, 41-17 2008....New Orleans*.Southern Miss..L, 30-27 2010....GMAC^............ Central Mich....L, 44-41

* = Overtime............................... ^ - Double Overtime

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2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

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BLAKENEY VS ALL OPPONENTS

Opponent.................. Home.... Road. Neu....Overall Alabama A&M...............0-0..........1-0..... 0-0............ 1-0 UAB.................................... 2-1.......... 2-2..... 0-0............. 4-3 Alabama State...............6-0..........4-1..... 0-0..........10-1 Alcorn State....................2-0..........1-1..... 1-0............ 4-1 Appalachian State........0-1..........1-0..... 0-0............ 1-1 Arkansas..........................0-0..........0-3..... 0-0............ 0-3 Arkansas State................. 2-1.......... 3-3..... 0-0............. 5-4 Austin Peay......................1-0..........0-0..... 0-0............ 1-0 Bowling Green................. 0-0.......... 0-1..... 0-0............. 0-1 Cal Poly...........................1-0..........0-0..... 0-0............ 1-0 Cal State Northridge....1-0..........0-0..... 0-0............ 1-0 Central Florida...............1-0..........3-1..... 0-0............ 4-1 Central Michigan............0-0..........0-0..... 0-1............ 0-1 Central State................0-0-1........0-0..... 0-0........ 0-0-1 Charleston Southern......2-0..........1-0..... 0-0............ 3-0 Chattanooga...................0-0..........1-0..... 0-0............ 1-0 Cincinnati.........................0-0..........1-1..... 0-0............ 1-1 Connecticut......................0-0..........1-0..... 0-0............ 1-0 East Tennessee State.....1-0..........0-0..... 0-0............ 1-0 Eastern Kentucky............1-0..........1-0..... 0-0............ 2-0 Florida..............................0-0..........0-2..... 0-0............ 0-2 Florida A&M...................1-0..........0-2..... 1-0............ 2-2 Florida Atlantic................. 4-1.......... 2-0..... 0-0............. 6-1 Florida International........ 3-0.......... 3-0..... 0-0............. 6-0 Florida State...................0-0..........0-1..... 0-0............ 0-1 Georgia...........................0-0..........0-1..... 0-0............ 0-1 Georgia Southern..........0-1..........1-1..... 0-0............ 1-2 Georgia Tech..................0-0..........0-1..... 0-0............ 0-1 Idaho................................1-0..........0-0..... 0-0............ 1-0 Iowa State.......................0-0..........0-1..... 0-0............ 0-1 Jacksonville State...........4-0..........3-0..... 0-0............ 7-0 James Madison...............1-0..........0-1..... 0-0............ 1-1 Kansas State...................0-0..........0-1..... 0-0............ 0-1 Liberty..............................1-0..........0-1..... 0-0............ 1-1 UL Lafayette..................... 2-0.......... 4-1..... 0-0............. 6-1 UL Monroe........................ 4-0.......... 2-2..... 0-0............. 6-2 Louisiana State...............0-0..........0-2..... 0-0............ 0-2 Marshall...........................1-0..........1-3..... 0-0............ 2-3 Maryland.........................0-0..........0-1..... 0-0............ 0-1 McNeese State...............2-1..........1-2..... 0-0............ 3-3 Miami (Fla.).....................0-0..........0-1..... 0-0............ 0-1 Middle Tennessee............. 3-1.......... 3-2..... 0-0............. 6-3 Minnesota........................0-0..........0-1..... 0-0............ 0-1 Mississippi State.............0-0..........1-1..... 0-0............ 1-1 Missouri............................1-0..........0-2..... 0-0............ 1-2 Montana..........................0-0..........0-1..... 0-0............ 0-1 Murray State..................1-0..........0-0..... 0-0............ 1-0 Nebraska.........................0-0..........0-4..... 0-0............ 0-4 New Mexico State.........0-0..........0-1..... 0-0............ 0-1 Nicholls State..................5-1..........4-1..... 0-0............ 9-2 North Alabama..............1-0..........1-0..... 0-0............ 2-0 North Texas....................... 4-0.......... 2-1..... 0-0............. 6-1 Northern Illinois..............0-0..........0-0..... 0-1............ 0-1 Northwestern State........3-1.........4-1*.... 0-0............ 7-2 Ohio State.......................0-0..........0-1..... 0-0............ 0-1 Oklahoma State............... 1-0.......... 0-1..... 0-0............. 1-1 Rice...................................0-0..........0-0..... 1-0............ 1-0 Sam Houston State.........2-0..........3-0..... 0-0............ 5-0 Samford...........................4-0..........2-2..... 0-0............ 6-2 South Carolina.................. 0-0.......... 0-2..... 0-0............. 0-2 South Florida...................1-0..........0-1..... 0-0............ 1-1 Southeastern Louisiana.1-0..........0-0..... 0-0............ 1-0 Southern Illinois...............1-0..........1-0..... 0-0............ 2-0 Southern Mississippi.......0-0..........0-0..... 0-1............ 0-1 Southern Utah.................2-0..........0-0..... 0-0............ 2-0 Southwest Texas State...3-0..........1-1..... 0-0............ 4-1 Stephen F. Austin............2-1..........1-2..... 0-0............ 3-3 Utah State.......................1-1..........1-0..... 0-0............ 2-1 Valdosta State................1-0..........1-0..... 0-0............ 2-0 Virginia............................0-0..........0-1..... 0-0............ 0-1 West Georgia................1-0..........0-0..... 0-0............ 1-0 Western Kentucky............ 3-0.......... 4-0..... 0-0............. 7-0 Overall (19 years).... 85-11-1.. 65-63.. 3-3.153-77-1 *Includes forfeited game in 2000 (lost on the field).

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Bowl in 2008. The season included nationally-televised victories over Middle Tennessee and Florida Atlantic as the Trojans recorded eight victories for the third consecutive season in the FBS.

In 2009 Blakeney guided the Trojans to the first perfect 8-0 record in Sun Belt Conference history in earning a fourth straight league crown. He was awarded the Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year Award for the second straight year due to his team’s first outright Sun Belt Conference championship.

The program made its first splash in the Sun Belt Conference in 2004 by producing a 7-5 record that included the schools’ first-ever bowl bid, a trip to California for the Silicon Valley Classic. The grand unveiling of a renovated Veterans Memorial Stadium was highlighted by a 24-14 upset of nationally-ranked Missouri that was televised live

by ESPN.

In 2003, the Trojans posted a 6-6 mark against one of the most challenging schedules in the nation. The slate included eight road games, contests that included traditional powers Kansas State, Minnesota, Nebraska and Virginia. In addition, the Trojans defeated Marshall and UAB, and played four other schools from the Sun Belt Conference.

The Trojans played their first official season as a FBS member in 2002 after going 7-4 in their “transition” season in 2001. Included in the 2001 win total were three wins over FBS foes and a monumental upset of SEC power Mississippi State, the school’s first victory over a BCS-conference school. Of the team’s four losses, three came against opponents ranked in the Top 15 nationally; national-runner-up Nebraska, 15th-ranked Maryland and national champion Miami, Fla.

In 2002, the Trojans were 4-8 against a schedule that included games against two SEC schools, three Big 12 opponents, in-state rival UAB and perennial bowl participant Marshall. The Troy defense finished fourth in the nation in total defense despite the challenging slate.

While a member of the FCS, the Trojans enjoyed one of the most successful runs in school history. Over eight seasons, the Trojans advanced to the national semifinals twice and the FCS postseason seven times, including an NCAA-record four consecutive seasons after making the move from NCAA Division II in 1993.

When the Trojans jumped to FBS status, Blakeney made NCAA history, becoming one of only two coaches to lead a program from NCAA Division II to the FBS, joining Central Florida’s Gene McDowell.

Blakeney’s journey at Troy University began on December 3, 1990, when he was

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hired as the 20th head coach in school history. During the 1980s, Troy won two NCAA Division II national championships, but the program was in a rebuilding phase upon Blakeney’s arrival. In the three years prior to his arrival, the Trojans had combined for a 13-17 overall record.

His first two seasons came during the “transition” period in the move to FCS status. The program was still technically Division II, although it was not allowed to compete in the playoffs. Blakeney’s first team finished 5-6, but a 10-1 second year, which included a 41-7 win over FBS member Arkansas State, gave Troy fans a glimpse of what was to come.

Troy hit its first full season of FCS play running in 1993 when Blakeney led the Trojans to a 12-1-1 finish and a berth in the FCS semifinals. The 10-0-1 regular season finish was the program’s first undefeated season in school history while playing a complete schedule. Troy finished the regular season as the top-ranked team in country according to the Sports Network.

The following season brought an 8-4 record and another berth in the playoffs.

The Trojans lost in the first round at James Madison, but they proved they deserved a spot among the elite programs, finishing the year ranked 12th.

The 1995 season brought the first unbeaten and untied regular season to the school annals when Troy took an 11-0 record into the postseason before losing in the first round to Georgia Southern. Troy entered the playoffs ranked third in the nation.

For all of the success the team enjoyed in its first three FCS seasons, Blakeney’s rebuilding skills were displayed once again during the 1996 season after the loss of 23 seniors from the 1995 squad. Going into its first season of play in the Southland Football League, the Trojans won the league by posting a 5-1 mark and a 10-1 record overall. Troy finished the year 12-2 and again marched to the FCS semifinals.

That netted a fourth-place finish in the Sports Network Top 25 and a 12th-place ranking in the ESPN/USA Today poll.

The 1996 seniors certainly left their mark, finishing their careers as the all-time most successful class at Troy with a 43-8-1 mark over four years. That eclipsed the 1995 senior class that had amassed a 41-7-1 record.

Those groups represented Blakeney’s first two recruiting classes at Troy. The Trojans became the first team in NCAA history to advance to the FCS playoffs in their first four seasons of eligibility, and finished with seven playoff berths in eight full seasons of FCS membership.

Untimely, injuries and four losses by seven points or less doomed the 1997 team as it slipped to a 5-6 record despite an early-season ranking that saw the Trojans rise as high as number two nationally. A return to the FCS playoffs in 1998 highlighted an 8-4 season that saw the Trojans finish 11th (Sports Network) and 13th (ESPN/ USA Today) in the polls.

The Trojans climbed back to the top of the charts in 1999 when they were the consensus top-ranked team in the country for a four-week period en route to finishing 11-2 overall and winning the Southland League football championship. The Trojans

TOP COLLEGIATE COACHES IN STATE HISTORY (By Victories)

Coach.........................School(s)................. Years................................... Record................ Pct. Paul “Bear” Bryant....... Alabama.....................1958-82 (25).......................... 223-46-9............ .824 Cleve Abbott................. Tuskegee.....................1923-54 (32).......................... 203-95-27......... .666 Ralph “Shug” Jordan... Auburn.........................1951-75 (25).......................... 173-83-6............ .676 Larry Blakeney............. Troy..............................1991-present (19).................. 153-77-1............ .662 Frank Thomas................ Alabama.....................1931-46 (16).......................... 115-24-1............ .812 Wayne Grubb.............. Samford/UNA............1969-73/77-87 (16)............ 109-53-8............ .665 Hal Self.......................... North Alabama..........1949-69 (21).......................... 109-81-8............ .571 Terry Bowden................ Sam./Aub./UNA........1987-92/93-98/09 (13)..... 102-42-2............ .698 Mike Donahue............... Auburn.........................1904-06/08-22 (18)............ 99-35-5.............. .730 Pat Dye.......................... Auburn.........................1981-92 (12).......................... 99-39-4.............. .711 Don Salls........................ Jacksonville State......1946-52/54-64 (18)............ 95-57-11............ .617 Louise Crews................. Alabama A&M...........1960-75 (16).......................... 93-53-1.............. .636

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With more than 30 years of coaching under his belt, Blakeney has coached a number of outstanding players. Here is a listing of some of those players and their accomplishments: Name.......................... School............... Highlights

Gary Banks, WR................. Troy.............w/NFL – San Diego Levi Brown, QB.................... Troy..........2010 Draft – Buffalo Demontray Carter, RB........ Troy........ w/AFL2 – Birmingham Jonathan Carter, WR......... Troy................ w/NFL – N.Y. Jets Brannon Condren, SS.......... Troy.2007 Draft – Indianapolis Reggie Dwight, TE............... Troy......... 1992 Draft – Atlanta Trevor Ford, DB................... Troy............w/NFL – Green Bay Branden Hall, OLF.............. Troy................... w/NFL – Detroit Clifford Ivory, DB................ Troy...................w/CFL – Toronto Chris Jamison, OL................ Troy..............w/AFL2 – Orlando Kerry Jenkins, OL................ Troy...........w/NFL – Tampa Bay ................................................................Super Bowl Champion Brandon Lang, DE............... Troy.............w/NFL – San Diego Al Lucas, DT.......................... Troy................AFL – Los Angeles .................................................... 1999 Buck Buchanan Award Pratt Lyons, DE..................... Troy.....1997 Draft – Tennessee Elbert Mack, DB.................. Troy...........w/NFL – Tampa Bay Sherrod Martin, DB............. Troy....... 2009 Draft – Carolina Jimmy McClain, LB.............. Troy.......... w/NFL – Jacksonville Leodis McKelvin, DB............ Troy..........2008 Draft – Buffalo Steve McLendon, DT........... Troy..............w/NFL – Pittsburgh Michael Moore, OT............. Troy.................. w/NFL – Atlanta Thomas Olmsted, P............. Troy.................... w/NFL – Miami Orlando Parker, WR.......... Troy......... 1994 Draft – NY Jets Mareno Philyaw, WR.......... Troy......... 2000 Draft – Atlanta Rayshun Reed, DB............... Troy....... w/NFL – San Francisco Cameron Sheffield, DE....... Troy..2010 Draft – Kansas City Marcus Spriggs, DL............. Troy.... 1999 Draft – Cleveland Charles Thomas, OL............ Troy...... w/CFL – Saskatchewan Lawyer Tillman, WR........... Auburn.1989 Draft – Cleveland Lawrence Tynes, PK............ Troy........... w/NFL – N.Y. Giants ................................................................Super Bowl Champion Osi Umenyiora, DE.............. Troy........... w/NFL – N.Y. Giants ................................................................Super Bowl Champion Demarcus Ware, DE........... Troy........... 2005 Draft – Dallas ....................................................................... Pro Bowl selection Freddy Weygand, WR...... Auburn......4th in career catches Leonard Wheeler, DB........ Troy..... 1992 Draft – Cincinnati Davern Williams, DT........... Troy............2003 Draft – Miami Bear Woods, LB................... Troy.................. w/NFL – Atlanta Alexander Wright, WR..... Auburn...... 1990 Draft – Dallas

WIN PCT. AMONG ALABAMA SCHOOLS

Since Larry Blakeney became head coach at Troy in 1991, the Trojans are the state’s third most successful program, having posted a .665 winning percentage with 153 wins.

School........................ 1991-2009....................Pct. North Alabama.............163-64-1........................ .715 Tuskegee.........................150-63-1........................ .701 Troy..................................153-77-1........................ .662 Alabama.........................154-83-0........................ .649 Auburn.............................146-77-2........................ .648 Alabama A&M..............119-96-1........................ .551 Jacksonville State..........114-98-1........................ .535 Samford..........................111-98-1........................ .528 Alabama State..............110-103-1...................... .514 UAB..................................100-111-3...................... .467 Miles................................75-118-1........................ .386 West Alabama..............63-139-1........................ .310

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2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

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Site Result Troy, Ala. W, 13-10 Troy, Ala. W, 26-10 Jonesboro, Ark. W, 41-7 Birmingham, Ala. W, 52-24 Troy, Ala. W, 42-20 Lafayette, La. W, 39-20 Monroe, La. W, 20-10 Troy, Ala. W, 37-6 Cincinnati, Ohio W, 31-24 Murfreesboro, Tenn. W, 48-31 Troy, Ala. W, 20-10 Starkville, Miss.

W, 21-9 Troy, Ala. W, 20-10 Troy, Ala. W, 41-3 Murfreesboro, Tenn. W, 21-20 Troy, Ala. W, 42-21 # First I-AA Playoff Game

BLAKENEY MILESTONE GAMES Game Opponent 1 Central Florida 10 Arkansas State 25 Nicholls State 50 NW (La.) State 75 Alcorn State 100 South Florida 123 ^Nebraska 125 Nicholls State 150 Marshall 159 $Missouri 193 @Rice 200 North Texas 225 North Texas ^ First game in Division I-A @ First Bowl Win

Year Site Result 1991 Orlando, Fla. L, 10-21 1991 Jonesboro, Ark. L, 17-20 1993 Thibodeaux, La. W, 24-17 1995 Troy, Ala. W, 34-17 1997 Lorman, Miss.

W, 30-0 1999 Troy, Ala. W, 41-24 2001 Lincoln, Neb. L, 42-14 2001 Troy, Ala. W, 26-0 2003 Troy, Ala. W, 33-24 2004 Troy, Ala. W, 24-14 2006 New Orleans, La. W, 41-17 2007 Troy, Ala. W, 45-7 2009 Troy, Ala. W, 50-26 $First win over nationally-ranked opp.

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also advanced to the FCS quarterfinals and finished with a number six national ranking in all three polls. Senior defensive lineman Al Lucas became the first National Player of the Year in school history by winning the Buck Buchanan Award as the top FCS defensive player.

Blakeney won back-to-back SFL Coach of the Year awards in 1999 and 2000, and was also honored as Regional Coach of the Year in back-to-back years by the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA). During the summer of 2000, he was honored with the Johnny Vaught Lifetime Achievement Award by the All-American Football Foundation.

Prior to his arrival in Troy, Blakeney had a variety of roles in his 14 seasons at Auburn. He began his coaching career as the assistant offensive line coach during the 1977 and 1978 seasons. That was followed by stints with the Tigers’ tight ends and wide receivers coach from 1978 until 1980, and then a focus strictly on wide receivers from 1981 until 1990.

From 1986-90, Blakeney was also the Tigers’ offensive playcaller. During that time, Auburn posted a 47-10-3 record and won three Southeastern Conference championships. They also were 3-1-1 in bowl games over that span.

Auburn had a 110-50-3 record during his time with the program, including four SEC championships and nine bowl appearances (6-2-1). In 1990, he was honored by the Chilton County Auburn Club with its “Unsung Hero Award.”

Before joining the coaching staff at his alma mater, Blakeney coached seven seasons in the Alabama high school ranks. He was the head coach at Southern Academy (1970-71), Walker High School (1972-74) and Vestavia Hills High School (1975-76). He compiled a 50-24-2 record during his time as a prep head coach.

A 1970 graduate of Auburn University with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Blakeney was a three-year letterman (1966-69) at quarterback for the legendary Ralph “Shug” Jordan.

He was the first sophomore ever to start at quarterback for Jordan, and Auburn played in two bowl games during Blakeney’s career. The 1968 team defeated Arizona 34-10 in the Sun Bowl, while the 1969 squad lost 36-7 to Houston in the Bluebonnet Bowl.

Blakeney was a two-sport star for the Tigers, also lettering in baseball (1968-69) while playing shortstop and third base for legendary coach Paul Nix.

He earned his Master’s degree in Education from the University of Montevallo in 1976.

Blakeney was born September 21, 1947, in Birmingham, but grew up in Gordo where he played football, baseball and basketball at Gordo High School.

He is married to the former Janice Powell. The couple has three daughters, Kelley and twins, Julie and Tiffany.

Kelley, a graduate of Troy University and the UAB Medical School, is a doctor of pathology in Columbia, Tenn. Julie, a Troy marketing graduate, works for an insurance agency in Birmingham and recently married Adam Ivory of Tallahassee, Fla. Tiffany, who graduated with an International Business degree from Troy University, lives with her husband Jason Rash in Atlanta.

The Blakeney’s have three granddaughters; Caroline Elizabeth Taylor, Madeline Ann Rash and Danielle Avery Rash.

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FIRST SEASON AT TROY

BECKLES FILE AGE:................................ 42 (Sept. 2, 1969) BIRTHPLACE:......................Jacksonville, Fla. HOMETOWN:.....................Jacksonville, Fla. HIGH SCHOOL:...................Forrest HS (‘86) ALMA MATER:...............Florida State (‘94) ................... B.S. in Social Science Education MASTER’S DEGREE:..............Georgia (‘05) ........................... M.S. in Sport Management PLAYING CAREER:.Florida State (‘89-93) ............................................................ Receiver COACHING CAREER: Troy (Running Backs)............................. 2010 Central Mich. (Running Backs).......2007-09 Georgia Southern (Receivers)............. 2006 Georgia (Receivers)............... 2002, 04-05 Central Mich. (Receivers)..................... 2003 South Florida (WR/RB)..................2000-01 Nicholls State (Running Backs)............ 1999 High School Asst. Coach................1994-98 BOWL HISTORY: 1989 Fiesta Bowl........ Nebraska......... W, 41-17 1990 Blockbuster........ Penn State........ W, 24-17 1991 Cotton Bowl....... Texas A&M.........W, 10-2 1992 Orange Bowl.... Nebraska......... W, 27-14 1993 Orange Bowl.... Nebraska......... W, 18-16 2002 Sugar Bowl........ Florida State... W, 26-13 2004 Outback Bowl... Wisconsin......... W, 24-21 2006 Chick-fil-A.......... Virginia Tech.... W, 31-24 2007 Motor City......... Purdue.................L, 51-48 2008 Motor City......... FAU.......................L, 24-21 2010 GMAC Bowl...... Troy................... W, 44-41

Jeff Beckles was hired as Troy’s running backs coach in February 2010 after spending 2007-09 in the same capacity at Central Michigan University. Beckles will work with Troy’s talented pair of runners Dujuan Harris and Shawn Southward in 2010.

While under Beckles’ tutelage in 2009, CMU running backs combined for three 100-yard rushing efforts. The six running backs the Chippewas used during the season combined for 1,299 yards and 10 rushing touchdowns.

CMU used a combination of five different running backs in 2008, with the group combining to rush for 1,043 yards and 12 touchdowns. Ontario Sneed led the group with 548 yards and a team-high eight rushing touchdowns. Sneed finished his career eighth in school history in career rushing yards.

Beckles also worked directly with Bryan Schroeder who, in his first career start as a true freshman, ran for 106 yards and two touchdowns in a 38-28 win over Western Michigan.

In 2007, five CMU running backs combined to rush for 1,392 yards and 16 touchdowns. Justin Hoskins was an All-MAC third team selection after running for 664 yards, averaging 5.8 yards per carry and scoring 10 touchdowns.

Beckles, who coached receivers at CMU during the 2003 season, returned to CMU following one season as an assistant at Georgia Southern. He coached the Eagles’ receivers and served as recruiting coordinator for the 2006 season.

Beckles sandwiched a pair of stints at Georgia around his previous time at CMU. In 2002, he was part of a coaching staff that led the Bulldogs to a 13-1 record and 26-13 win over Florida State in the Sugar Bowl. The 2004 Georgia squad finished 10-2 and defeated Wisconsin in the Outback Bowl, while the 2005 team was 10-3 and played in the Sugar Bowl against West Virginia.

Beckles was a graduate assistant working with the wide receivers during each of those seasons. He was a part of two SEC Championship teams (2002 & 2005) while on the staff at Georgia.

Beckles began his coaching career by working at four high schools in Florida and Georgia from 1994-98.

He broke into the college ranks in 1999, coaching running backs at Nicholls State. Beckles spent two seasons there before moving to South Florida, where he worked with the receivers and running backs as a graduate assistant in 2001.

The Bulls finished 8-3 in 2001, their first full season at the Division I-A level.

Beckles earned a bachelor’s degree in social science education from Florida State in 1994 and a master’s degree in sport management from Georgia in 2005. He was a wide receiver on Florida State teams that won five consecutive bowl games, the program’s first Atlantic Coast Conference championship under head coach Bobby Bowden and a national title in 1993. He was part of a Seminoles recruiting class that included Heisman Trophy winner Charlie Ward as well as Terrell Buckley. In four seasons at Florida State he played in the Sugar, Fiesta, Orange and Cotton Bowls.

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DEFENSIVE ENDS COACH/RECRUITING COORDINATOR SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI, 1979 THIRD SEASON AT TROY

BUTLER FILE AGE:............................... 54 (Oct. 26, 1956) HOMETOWN:.........................Hartford, Ala. HIGH SCHOOL:............... Hartford HS (‘74) ALMA MATER:.............. Southern Miss (‘79) MASTER’S DEGREE:..... Southern Miss (‘81) PLAYING CAREER:.Southern Miss (‘77-79) ................................................. Offensive Line .................. East-West Shrine Game (1979) ........................................ Senior Bowl (1979) MARRIED:................... former Angela Smith CHILDREN:........................Anna Leigh Butler ................................................. Chelsea Butler GRANDCHILD:......................................... Ellie COACHING CAREER:

Troy (Defensive Ends/RC)...................... 2008-10 Southern Miss...................................... 1993-2007 Asst. HC/Tight Ends............................. 2005-07 Asst. HC/Def. Line............................... 2001-04 Defensive Line................................. 1996-2000 Defensive Ends............................................1995 Tight Ends.............................................. 1993-94 Navarro JC (OC)............................................1992 Tulane........................................................ 1988-91 Defensive Ends..................................... 1990-91 Off. Tackles/Tight Ends...................... 1988-89 Southern Methodist................................. 1982-86 Def. Ends/OLB..................................... 1983-86 Part-time Def. Asst.....................................1982 University of the South (OL/DL)..................1981 Southern Miss (Graduate Asst.)............ 1979-80

BOWL HISTORY:

1980 Independence... McNeese St...... W, 16-14 1982 Cotton Bowl....... Pittsburgh.............. W, 7-3 1983 Sun Bowl............ Alabama............... L, 28-7 1984 Aloha Bowl........ Notre Dame..... W, 27-20 1997 Liberty Bowl...... Pittsburgh............W, 41-7 1998 Humanitarian.... Idaho....................L, 42-35 1999 Liberty Bowl...... Colorado St..... W, 23-17 2000 GMAC Bowl...... TCU.................... W, 28-21 2002 Houston Bowl.... Okla. State.........L, 33-23 2003 Liberty Bowl...... Utah....................... L, 17-0 2004 New Orleans.... North Texas..... W, 31-10 2005 New Orleans.... Arkansas St...... W, 31-19 2006 GMAC Bowl...... Ohio.....................W, 28-7 2007 PapaJohns.com.Cincinnati.............L, 31-21 2008 New Orleans.... Southern Miss.....L, 30-27 2010 GMAC Bowl...... Cent. Mich...........L, 44-41

Randy Butler begins his third season as an assistant coach on the Troy University football staff, bringing 30 years of collegiate coaching experience with him.

In 2008 and 2009, Butler guided the development of two defensive ends who will spend the 2010 season in the NFL – Cameron Sheffield and Brandon Lang. Lang leaves Troy with the third most tackles for loss in school history with 38 and 10th most sacks with 23.5. Sheffield finished his career ranked 8th in Troy history with 28.5 TFL.

Butler came to Troy from Southern Miss, where he spent 17 of his 29 seasons as a college coach in various roles. During his time at Southern Miss, Butler spent seven seasons coaching tight ends and 10 years coaching defensive linemen. He also spent seven seasons as the assistant head coach, and three as the recruiting coordinator for the Golden Eagles.

In his final three seasons at Southern Miss, Butler coached three-time All-Conference USA selection Shawn Nelson, who had the three best years ever by a tight end in school history. He registered 35 catches for 540 yards and five touchdowns as a freshman, 36 catches for 506 yards and three touchdowns as a sophomore and 33 catches for 455 yards and five touchdowns as a junior. He was named the New Orleans Bowl Most Valuable Player in 2005, posting six catches for 121 yards and two touchdowns. Butler also coached the tight end position at Southern Miss during the 1993 and 1994 seasons. In 1994, he coached former Golden Eagle standout Terry Hardy, who was later drafted by the Arizona Cardinals in the fifth round and played several years in the National Football League.

In his nine years on the defensive side of the ball, Butler was an integral part of helping continue the tradition of Southern Miss defense. Butler’s development of defensive lines during his tenure at Southern Miss helped further the long-time defensive tradition at the school. Butler spent the 2004 season retooling the defensive line after losing two standouts. The Golden Eagles finished 7-5 overall and defeated North Texas in the New Orleans Bowl. That year, the defense finished second in Conference USA in scoring defense and third in total defense. He coached another defensive line in 2003 that helped the Golden Eagles win the Conference USA championship and a third trip to the Liberty Bowl.

The defense finished 14th in the nation in scoring defense, 13th in pass efficiency defense and 23rd in total defense that season in winning the conference championship.

Butler graduated from Southern Miss in 1979 with his Bachelor’s Degree, and received his Master’s Degree in 1981. He was inducted into the Southern Miss Athletics Hall of Fame prior to the 1999 spring game.

Butler entered the Wiregrass Athletic Hall of Fame in July 2008 Butler is married to the former Angela Smith, who is also a Southern Miss graduate. The couple has two children, Anna Leigh and Chelsea. The couple also has one granddaughter, Ellie.

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1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL MAUREA

CRAIN

DEFENSIVE TACKLES COACH IOWA 1994

FIFTH SEASON AT TROY

CRAIN FILE AGE:............................... 39 (Dec. 29, 1970) HOMETOWN:........................... Waco, Texas HIGH SCHOOL:..............University HS (‘89) ALMA MATER:.............................. Iowa (‘94) ................................... B.S. in Political Science PLAYING CAREER:............... Iowa (‘89-93) ............................................. Defensive Tackle COLLEGE COACHING CAREER: Troy (Defensive Tackles)......................... 2006-10 Tyler (TX) JC (DC/Linebackers)............ 2004-06 Valdosta State (DL/Recruiting)............. 2002-04 Baylor (Graduate Asst.)......................... 2001-02 Tyler (TX) JC (Def. Line/Sp. Teams)..... 1998-01 University HS (Defensive Line).............. 1995-98

NFL COACHING EXPERIENCE: Dallas Cowboys (Intern)................................2009 Arizona Cardinals (Intern)............................2008 Arizona Cardinals (Intern)............................2007

BOWL HISTORY: 1990 Rose Bowl.......... Washington.........L, 46-34 1991 Holiday Bowl.... BYU......................T, 13-13 1993 Alamo Bowl....... California.............. L, 37-3 2006 New Orleans.... Rice.................... W, 41-17 2008 New Orleans.... Southern Miss.....L, 30-27 2010 GMAC Bowl...... Cent. Mich...........L, 44-41

“Mo” Crain enters his fifth season as an assistant coach on the Troy University football staff, after serving as the defensive coordinator and linebackers coach at Tyler (TX) Junior College.

At Troy, Crain works with the defensive line and specifically the interior linemen. Two of Crain’s defensive linemen from 2009 entered the professional ranks during the Spring of 2010. Kevin Dixon signed with the Seattle Seahawks and Eugene Kinlaw inked a deal with the CFL’s Calgary Stampeders.

In 2008, Crain was part of a defense that ranked in the top 35 in several categories, including pass defense (23rd), total defense (30th) and scoring defense (31st). They also ranked 17th in the nation in pass efficiency defense (104.03).

Crain’s coaching experience includes stints as the defensive line coach and recruiting coordinator at NCAA Division II power Valdosta State University (2002-04), helping the Blazers win the national championship in 2004.

At Valdosta State, his teams were 34-4 in three years and he was part of two national championship game appearances (coaching the MVP nose guard in the 2004 national championship game). He also coached seven First and Second-Team All-American Defensive Linemen, three Canadian Football League (CFL) players and one National Football League (NFL) lineman.

Crain started his coaching career at University (TX) High School in Waco, where he coached the defensive line and special teams from 1995 until 1998. During his tenure, University High earned a district title, an area title and was a state semifinalist in Class 4A. Crain moved to Tyler (TX) Junior College for his first stint as an assistant coach after his stint at University. While at Tyler, he worked with the defensive line and special teams from 1998 until 2001. During his first stint with the school, he helped the team to a Southwest Junior College Conference championship and a victory in the Red River Bowl.

After his stint at Tyler JC, he moved on to serve as a graduate assistant coach in the NCAA Division I-A ranks at Baylor University. He stayed at Baylor from 2001 until 2002 under then head coach Kevin Steele, the current defensive coordinator at Clemson University, working with the offensive line.

Before beginning his coaching career, Crain was a four-year letterwinner at the University of Iowa in the Big 10 Conference. He played under legendary coach Hayden Fry from 1989-93. During his time at Iowa, the Hawkeyes played in the 1991 Rose Bowl, the 1991 Holiday Bowl, the 1992 Kickoff Classic and the 1993 Alamo Bowl. He was also a two-year letterwinner in track and field during his stay at the University of Iowa.

Maurea (pronounced Mo-yay) is a native of Waco, Texas, where most of his family still resides. Crain earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science from the University of Iowa in 1994. He is an active member of the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA).

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EDENFIELD

INSIDE RECEIVERS COACH/OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR TROY, 1989 THIRD SEASON AT TROY

EDENFIELD FILE AGE:..................................44 (Dec. 8, 1965) HOMETOWN:.............................. Clinton, La. HIGH SCHOOL:................. Silliman HS (‘84) ALMA MATER:...............................Troy (‘89) .........................B.S. in Mathmatics Education PLAYING CAREER:................ Troy (‘86-88) ............................................................ Receiver MARRIED:...........................................Pamela CHILDREN:.................................. K.D., Caitlin ......................................... Christina and Kiley COACHING CAREER:

Troy (Inside Receivers)............................ 2008-10 North Alabama (Off. Coordinator)..... 2002-06 Tulsa (Tight Ends/Special Teams)................2001 SW Miss. JC (Head Coach).............. 1999-2000 SW Missl JC (Asst. Coach)..................... 1997-98 Dr. Phillips, Fla., HS (Head Coach)...... 1995-97 Nicholls State........................................... 1993-94 Offensive Coordinator..............................1994 Quarterbacks/Receivers...........................1993 Apopka, Fla., HS (Asst. Coach)............ 1990-92 Jackson, La., HS (Off. Coordinator)............1989

BOWL HISTORY:

2008 New Orleans.... Southern Miss.....L, 30-27 2010 GMAC Bowl...... Cent. Mich...........L, 44-41

Kenny Edenfield returned to his alma mater for the 2008 season and after two seasons as a receivers coach will transition to offensive coordinator in 2010 a post he held at North Alabama from 2002-07.

Under Edenfield in 2009, Jerrel Jernigan became the fourth wide out in Troy history to record more than 1,000 yards in a season. The Troy offense as a whole continued to stand out as it finished first in the Sun Belt in scoring at 33.7 points per game and first in total offense, posting more than 485 yards per contest. Nationally the Troy offense finished its most productive season statistically. The unit ended the 2009 season ranked third in total offense, fourth in passing offense and 16th in scoring offense.

In his first season as an assistant coach at Troy, Edenfield was part of the staff that led the Trojans to a national ranking of 26 in total offense with 421.42 yards per game.

He also led the Trojans rushing attack to a 36th-place national ranking, while the passing game came in at 32. The Trojans were the 23rd highest scoring team in the country in 2008, averaging 33.25 points per game. He also coached Jernigan, the school’s all-time single-season leader in receptions with 77 set in 2008.

He spent the six previous seasons as the offensive coordinator at North Alabama, where he helped direct one of the most productive offenses in NCAA Division II. The Lions broke scores of school records and ranked among the offensive leaders in both the Gulf South Conference and Division II annually. Edenfield helped lead UNA to two conference championships and four NCAA playoff berths in his six years at the school - including an overall 54-19 record. He was one of just two Lion assistants who had been on Mark Hudspeth’s staff every season since he arrived at UNA in 2002.

In 2007, UNA went 10-2 and reached the quarterfinals of the Division II playoffs for the fourth time in the last five years. With a number six national ranking in the final Division II poll, UNA also ranked in the final Top 10 poll for Division II for the fourth time since 2003. The Lions averaged 37.5 points and 408 yards per game that season. Both of UNA’s losses were to eventual Division II national champion Valdosta State on the road. North Alabama quarterback A.J. Milwee was a national finalist for the Harlon Hill Trophy as the Division II Player of the Year.

In 2006, North Alabama went 11-1, won the Gulf South Conference championship and advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Division II playoffs behind an offense that averaged 33.5 points per game and 379.2 yards per game. Four Lions earned All-GSC honors on offense, including Harlon Hill Trophy candidate Anthony Merritt. In 2005, Edenfield directed a UNA offense that paved the way to an 11-3 record. The Lions broke 28 offensive records and advanced to the semifinals of the NCAA Division II playoffs. From that team, six Lions earned All-GSC honors on offense and three were named NCAA Division II All-Americans - including Harlon Hill Trophy finalist Merritt. UNA averaged 31.2 points per game and 411 yards per game in 2005. In 2003, Edenfield guided the Lions to a 13-1 record, a Gulf South Conference championship and a semifinal berth. Along the way, UNA broke 11 school team records and 20 individual records, while producing the Harlon Hill Trophy winner in quarterback Will Hall.

Edenfield is a native of Clinton, LA, where he was born December 8, 1965. He and his wife Pamela have a son K.D. and daughters Caitlin, Christina and Kiley.

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LINDSEY

QUARTERBACKS COACH TROY, 1989

FIRST SEASON AT TROY

LINDSEY FILE AGE:................................ 36 (Sept. 9, 1974) HOMETOWN:......................... Madison, Ala. HIGH SCHOOL:............. Bob Jones HS (‘92) ALMA MATER:......................Alabama (‘97) .................................B.A. in History & English MASTER’S DEGREE:............... Phoenix (‘05) .................... M.S. in Educational Leadership PLAYING CAREER:..................UNA (1992) MARRIED:.....................former Cecily Pharr CHILDREN:............................ Claire, Cooper ......................................Caroline and Conner COACHING CAREER:

Troy (Quarterbacks)......................................2010 Lassiter HS (Head Coach)..................... 2008-09 Hoover HS (Off. Coordinator).....................2007 Colbert Heights HS (Head Coach)...... 2005-06 Florence HS (Off. Coordinator)...................2004 Deshler HS (Head Baseball Coach)..... 2000-04 Deshler HS (Asst. Football Coach)....... 2000-04 Soarkman HS (Head Baseball Coach).1998-00 Sparkman HS (Asst. Football Coach).. 1998-00 Springville HS (Head Baseball Coach)......1997

Alabama native Chip Lindsey joins the Troy staff for the 2010 season after a successful 12-year period in the high school ranks that included stints with two of the top programs in the southeastern United States. His main charge as quarterbacks coach will be to mentor and develop the next Troy passer that follows in the footsteps of 2010 NFL draftee Levi Brown.

Lindsey comes to Troy from Lassiter High School in Marietta, Ga., where he was the head coach from 2008-09. In 2009, Lindsey led Lassiter to a perfect regular season record of 10-0 and the school’s first-ever region championship.

The team advanced to the state quarterfinals for the first time in school history and finished the year at 12-1. For his efforts, Lindsey was named the Marietta Daily Journal Cobb County Coach of the Year, Cobb County Touchdown Club Coach of the Year and Atlanta Falcons Class AAAAA Coach of the Year.

In his first season at the helm of the Trojans, Lindsey engineered a nine win season after taking over in February. The win total was the highest in school history and he also coached the team to its first-ever playoff victory. He earned the first of two consecutive MDJ Cobb County and Cobb County Touchdown Club Coach of the Year awards. He was also named Georgia’s 2008 Associated Press Coach of the Year.

While at Lassiter High, Lindsey guided the development Parade All-American and Georgia quarterback signee Hutson Mason. Mason broke every single-season state passing record in 2009 including passing yards (4,560) and touchdowns (54).

Prior to his appointment at Lassiter, Lindsey served as the offensive coordinator in 2007 at Alabama powerhouse program Hoover High School. Under his guidance on offense, the team finished the season 10-2 and advanced to the third round of the state playoffs.

Lindsey’s first experience as a high school head coach came from 2005-06 as the lead man at Colbert Heights High School in Tuscumbia, Ala.

There he inherited a program that had won a combined five games over its three previous seasons. All Lindsey did was match that win total with a 5-5 season in 2005, then follow that up with a 9-3 season in 2006 that included a trip to the second round of the state playoffs.

Nine wins was the most in Colbert Heights’ history. The season also included the school’s first-ever playoff victory.

The turnaround at Colbert Heights garnered Lindsey his first coaching award as the Florence Times-Daily made him its 2006 1A-3A Coach of the Year.

Lindsey spent the 1997-2004 seasons in various assistant coach roles around the state of Alabama.

Lindsey is a 1997 graduate of the University of Alabama with degrees in History and English. He lettered in football at the University of North Alabama in 1992. He also owns a master’s degree in Educational Leadership from the University of Phoenix.

Originally a native of Madison, Ala., Lindsey graduated from Bob Jones High School in 1992. He is married to the former Cecily Pharr of Sheffield, Ala. The couple has four children: Claire (6), Cooper (4), Caroline (4) and Conner (3).

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PARKER

LINEBACKERS COACH MISSISSIPPI, 1998

FIFTH SEASON AT TROY

PARKER FILE AGE:............................... 37 (Oct. 11, 1973) HOMETOWN:..............................Bruce, Miss.

HIGH SCHOOL:..................... Bruce HS (‘91) ALMA MATER:....................Mississippi (‘98) .......................................B.S. Exercise Science MASTER’S DEGREE:...William Carey (‘00) .............................................M.S. in Education PLAYING CAREER:............... Itawamba CC ........................................................ (1996-97) MARRIED:.................... former Emily Moore CHILDREN:..................Mary Hasting Parker COACHING CAREER:

Troy (Linebackers)................................... 2006-10 NE Miss. CC (Def. Coordinator)............ 2004-05 Butler County CC (Linebackers)............ 2000-04 UL Monroe (Grad. Assistant)........................2000 Jones County CC (Asst. Coach)............. 1998-99

Benjy Parker begins his fifth season as an assistant coach on the Troy University football staff. A native of Bruce, Miss., Parker will enter his fifth season as the linebackers coach for the Trojans.

Parker’s 2009 linebacker unit featured three players (Boris Lee – Chiefs, David McDowell – Rams and Bear Woods – Falcons) that attended NFL training camps in 2010.

The three combined for 314 tackles and 39 tackles for loss.

In 2008, Parker was part of a defense that ranked in the top 35 in several categories, including pass defense (23rd), total defense (30th) and scoring defense (31st). They also ranked 17th in the nation in pass efficiency defense (104.03).

He also coached three All-Sun Belt Conference selections at linebacker during the 2008 season in Lee, Woods and Terence Moore. The trio combined for 310 total tackles and were three of the top four tacklers on the team. The trio also combined for 21.5 tackles for loss, seven sacks, eight interceptions, nine pass break-ups and seven quarterback hurries. Both Lee and Woods return for the 2009 season, with Lee returning with a team-leading 126 total tackles and 73 solo tackles; while Woods returns with 108 total tackles and 69 solo tackles in just 10 games last season.

Prior to his stint at Troy, Parker served as the defensive coordinator at Northeast Mississippi Junior College for two seasons (2004 and 2005). At Northeast, Parker helped turn the Tigers into a national powerhouse. In his final season at Northeast Mississippi, the Tigers were ranked as high as number two in the nation and finished with a 7-2 overall record.

Parker is well-known in the Mississippi Junior College ranks and has proven to be beneficial in recruiting that area for the Trojans.

Prior to his two successful season at Northeast Mississippi, Parker spent five seasons as linebackers coach at Butler County Community College in El Dorado, Kansas.

He coached four NJCAA All-Americans at Butler and helped the Grizzlies to the 2003 NJCAA National Championship.

Parker’s other coaching experience includes two seasons at Jones County Junior College in Ellisville, Mississippi where he helped the Bobcats to a perfect 12-0 record during the 1998 season. That year, his team also won the national championship.

Parker played at Itawamba Community College in Fulton, Mississippi. He earned his Bachelor’s in Exercise Science from the University of Mississippi in 1998, and finished his Master’s Degree in Education at William Carey College in 2000.

Parker is married to the former Emily Moore of Calhoun County, Miss., and the couple has one daughter, Mary Hasting.

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1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL JEREMY

ROWELL

DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR/SECONDARY COACH TROY, 1997 14TH SEASON AT TROY

ROWELL FILE AGE:...............................37 (Nov. 21, 1973) HOMETOWN:........................ Crestview, Fla. HIGH SCHOOL:..............Crestview HS (‘91) ALMA MATER:...............................Troy (‘97) .......................... B.S. Mathematics & Science MASTER’S DEGREE:......................Troy (‘99) ..................M.S. in Foundations in Education PLAYING CAREER:............ Troy (1991-95) ....................................................Quarterback Led team to two Division I-AA playoff appearances and led team to first perfect regular season in school history.

MARRIED:.................former Jessica Owens CHILDREN:....................Jacob Owen Rowell COACHING CAREER:

Troy (Def. Coordinator).......................... 2005-10 Troy (Secondary Coach)........................ 2001-10 Troy (Grad. Assistant)........................ 1998-2000

BOWL HISTORY: 2004 Silicon Valley.... No. Illinois............L, 34-20 2006 New Orleans.... Rice.................... W, 41-17 2008 New Orleans.... Southern Miss.....L, 30-27 2010 GMAC Bowl...... Cent. Mich...........L, 44-41

Jeremy Rowell begins his 14th season on the Troy University football staff, and sixth as the defensive coordinator. He was promoted to defensive coordinator in 2005 after six seasons overseeing the defensive backs.

In 2008, Rowell coached Sherrod Martin, a 2009 NFL Draft selection and All-Sun Belt Conference selection Terence Moore along with 2010 Arizona Cardinals draftee Jorrick Calvin. Three seasons ago, Rowell coached the 11th overall pick in the NFL Draft in Leodis McKelvin, along with the nation’s leader in interceptions, Elbert Mack, in the defensive backfield.

The defense in 2008 ranked in the top 35 in several categories, including pass defense (23rd), total defense (30th) and scoring defense (31st). They also ranked 17th in the nation in pass efficiency defense (104.03).

Under Rowell, the Trojans have flourished in the defensive backfield, becoming one of the mainstays of a stingy Troy defense. In 2004, the Trojans ranked sixth in the country in pass efficiency defense (100.56) and 16th in total defense (311.00 yards). Their 32 turnovers gained were tied for second in the country, while the turnover margin (+0.92) was tied for 10th. In 2003, despite returning just four starters, the defense ranked sixth nationally in turnovers gained (35), 26th in rushing defense (125.5 yards), 44th in pass efficiency defense (117.59) and 39th in total defense (349.67 yards).

Defensive back Derrick Ansley finished third in the nation in interceptions in 2003, behind Miami (FL) safety Sean Taylor and Nebraska’s Josh Bullocks. Ansley tallied nine interceptions, earning College Football News All-Independent honors, as well as an honorable mention selection on the ESPN.com All-Independent team. Rayshun Reed joined Ansley on both All-Independent teams, and earned an invitation to participate in the Blue-Gray All-Star Football Classic on Christmas Day.

The 2002 defense ranked fourth nationally in total defense. The Trojans allowed just 276.83 yards per game to opponents in 12 games, ranking behind only Texas Christian, Kansas State and Alabama. Troy was ranked 11th in pass defense, 13th in rushing defense and 30th in scoring defense.

A solid field general during his playing career, Rowell is considered one of the top quarterbacks in school history. He led Troy to a 19-3 regular season record as a starter in 1994 and 1995. With Rowell under center, the Trojans finished with the only perfect (110) regular season record in school history. Rowell accounted for 3,300 passing yards in his career with 22 touchdowns. He also scored 15 rushing touchdowns in a season (1994) and finished with 20 for his career. He also the scored 90 points during the 1994 season.

A graduate of Troy University, Rowell received his Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics & Science in 1997 and his Master’s Degree in Foundations of Education in 1999. He is married to former Jessica Owens, and the couple has one child, Jacob Owen.

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SCHLARMAN

OFFENSIVE LINE COACH/RUN GAME COORDINATOR KENTUCKY, 1998 FOURTH SEASON AT TROY

SCHLARMAN FILE AGE:................................. 35 (May 1, 1975) HOMETOWN:........................Ft. Thomas, Ky. HIGH SCHOOL:............. Highlands HS (‘93) ALMA MATER:...................... Kentucky (‘98) ..... B.A. Secondary Mathematics Education MASTER’S DEGREE:............. Kentucky (‘02) ..... M.S. in Kinesiology & Health Promotion PLAYING CAREER:....Kentucky (1993-97) MARRIED:...... former Lee Anne Federspiel CHILDREN:........................... Joseph Douglas .......................................and Benjamin James COACHING CAREER:

Troy (Offensive Line)......................... 2007-2010 Newport HS (Head Coach)................... 2005-06 Campbell Co. HS (Head Coach).......... 2003-04 Baylor (Asst. Strengh & Cond. Coach).......2003 Kentucky (Grad. Assistant).................... 2000-02 Bourbon Co. HS (Asst. Coach)............... 1998-99

BOWL HISTORY: 1993 Peach Bowl........ Clemson............ W, 28-20 2006 New Orleans.... Rice.................... W, 41-17 2008 New Orleans.... Southern Miss.....L, 30-27 2010 GMAC Bowl...... Cent. Mich...........L, 44-41

John Schlarman returns for his fourth season as an assistant coach on the Troy University football staff, which he joined prior to the 2007 season. He has served as offensive line coach since arriving at Troy and will take on the added responsibility of Run Game Coordinator this fall.

Schlarman has been a part of three straight Sun Belt Championship teams since his arrival at Troy. During his short tenure with the Trojans the team has made two bowl appearances and has been one of the most exciting, dynamic and prolific offensive units in all of college football. In each of his three seasons the Trojans have ranked in the top 30 in the nation in total offense, including a No. 3 national ranking in 2009.

Schlarman has coached at least one first team All-Conference selection in each of his three seasons. Tyler Clark and Danny Franks earned the honor in 2009, Chris Jamison in 2008 and Dion Small in both 2007 and 2008.

Schlarman came to Troy after having spent four seasons as the head coach at Campbell County and Newport High Schools in Kentucky. His two-year record of 19-6 at Newport included a district title and a regional runner-up finish. He was also named the District Coach of the Year for his work in 2005.

A native of Fort Thomas, Ky., Schlarman was a four-year starter on the offensive line at the University of Kentucky from 1994 until 1997. He was named to the Freshman AllSEC team in 1994 and was named the team’s most outstanding offensive lineman in 1995 and 1996. Following his junior season, he was chosen for the Unsung Hero All-America Team by the College Football Chronicle. As a senior in 1997, playing under Guy Morriss, he earned First Team All-SEC accolades.

Also an outstanding student, Schlarman was a three-year member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll, and was a finalist for Academic All-America in 1997 after earning a place on the GTE Academic All-District IV Team. He received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Mathematics Education in 1998, and received a Master of Science in Kinesiology and Health Promotion in 2002 – both from the University of Kentucky.

Following his playing career at Kentucky, Schlarman coached at Bourbon County (Ky.) High School, where he coached the defensive line in 1998 and 1999, helping guide the team to the state playoffs both seasons. He returned to the University of Kentucky as an offensive graduate assistant in 2000, where he worked the Wildcats’ offensive line for two years and spent his third year working with the tight ends and serving as the walk-on coordinator.

Schlarman is married to the former Lee Anne Federspiel of Lexington, Kentucky. The couple has two sons, Joseph Douglas (4) and Benjamin James (1).

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1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL RICHARD

SHAUGHNESSY

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH AUBURN, 1989 16TH SEASON AT TROY

SHAUGHNESSY FILE AGE:..................................45 (Oct. 3, 1965) HOMETOWN:............................Dothan, Ala. HIGH SCHOOL:.............Northview HS (‘84) ALMA MATER:..........................Auburn (‘89) .............. B.S. Health & Human Performance MASTER’S DEGREE:......................Troy (‘98) .............................................M.S. in Education Education Specialist.......................Troy (‘00) COMPETITIVE CAREER: Wallace-Dothan CC (Baseball)....1984-86 Auburn (Powerlifting)......................1987-90 Professional (Powerlifting).... 1996-present MARRIED:............ former Candice Howard COACHING CAREER:

Troy (Strength Coach)....................... 1996-2010 Early Co. HS (Asst. Coach).................... 1991-96 Northview HS (Asst. Coach).........................1990

BOWL HISTORY: 2004 Silicon Valley.... No. Illiniois...........L, 34-20 2006 New Orleans.... Rice.................... W, 41-17 2008 New Orleans.... Southern Miss.....L, 30-27 2010 GMAC Bowl...... Cent. Mich...........L, 44-41

Richard Shaughnessy enters his 16th season as an assistant coach with the Troy University football staff, and as the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for the 17 intercollegiate athletic teams at the University.

As a testament to Shaughnessy’s success as a strength and conditioning coach, he was inducted as a Master Strength Coach by the College of Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association (CSCCA) in May of 2009. This is the highest honor awarded for individuals in the field of strength and conditioning.

A certified strength and conditioning specialist with the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA), Shaughnessy has been instrumental in developing stronger, quicker and more durable athletes at Troy University.

He is a certified member of the College Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association (CSCCA), the National Association of Speed and Explosion (NASE) and is a club coach for the United States Weightlifting Federation. He is the state director for both the NSCA and NASE. Shaughnessy has been involved with powerlifting for the past 32 years, and has spent the last 22 working with human performance.

Shaughnessy also works with student-athletes after the conclusion of the college playing careers, helping many to move on to the professional level. Over the past 13 years, more than 80 of Shaughnessy’s student-athletes have had the opportunity to compete at the next level following the conclusion of their careers at Troy University.

In October of 2003, Shaughnessy was selected by the National Strength and Conditioning Association as one of 18 “Elite” Strength Coaches in the world.

The inaugural program created by the NSCA honors achievements and competencies of strength and conditioning specialists by assessing their practical and applied experience, along with their interests and contributions to the profession of strength and conditioning.

Shaughnessy received his Bachelor of Science degree in Health and Human Performance from Auburn University in 1989, his Master’s degree in Education from Troy University in 1998 and his Education Specialist from Troy University in 2000.

He is married to the former Dr. Candice Howard and the couple resides in Troy.

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SHAYNE

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ASSISTANT HEAD COACH/OUTSIDE RECEIVERS/SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR AUBURN, 1992 SEVENTH SEASON AT TROY

WASDEN FILE AGE:................................42 (July 23, 1968) HOMETOWN:.....................Georgiana, Ala. HIGH SCHOOL:.Meadowview Christian (‘87) ALMA MATER:..........................Auburn (‘92) .......................................... B.S. Social Science MASTER’S DEGREE:......................Troy (‘98) ..................M.S. in Education Administration PLAYING CAREER:....... Auburn (1987-90) Receiver who was named to the Knoxville News-Sentinel’s Freshman All-SEC Team in 1988.

MARRIED:.............. former Patrice Moseley CHILDREN:...... Mary Beth and Anna Shaw COACHING CAREER:

Troy (Asst. Coach).............................. 2004-2010 Eufaula HS (Head Coach)..................... 2000-03 Opp HS (Head Coach).......................... 1995-99 Georgiana HS (Head Coach)............... 1993-94 Georgiana HS (Assistant Coach)................1992

BOWL HISTORY: 2004 Silicon Valley.... No. Illinois............L, 34-20 2006 New Orleans.... Rice.................... W, 41-17 2008 New Orleans.... Southern Miss.....L, 30-27 2010 GMAC Bowl...... Cent. Mich...........L, 44-41

Shayne Wasden enters his seventh season on the Troy University football staff, and in the collegiate ranks. He has served as receivers coach and special teams coordinator for the past five seasons, and was promoted to Assistant Head Coach in January 2008. He also coordinates the Trojans’ highly successful walk-on program.

While coaching at Troy University, Wasden has had the opportunity to coach many excellent players. As receivers coach, he worked with Gary Banks, now of the San Diego Chargers. Banks, set the single-season Division I receiving record during his career, a mark that was broke in 2010 by Jerrel Jernigan. He has also coached Troy’s all-time leading punter, Thomas Olmsted, Troy’s all-time leader in field goals, Greg Whibbs, and Troy’s all-time leader in punt returns, Leodis McKelvin.

Wasden has achieved many personal goals while at Troy. One of his accomplishments is to have had at least one special teams unit rank in the top 25 nationally every year. Since Wasden’s arrival at Troy, the Trojans have claimed four Sun Belt Conference titles, appeared in four bowl games and have emerged as one of the most productive and exciting offensive teams in college football.

Before joining the collegiate coaching ranks, Wasden served as a head coach for 11 seasons. His career started at Georgiana High School and included stops at Opp and Eufaula High Schools. In his 11 seasons as a high school head coach, Wasden’s teams posted a record of 91 wins and 34 losses and advanced to the postseason playoffs 10 times. In his final year at Eufaula, his team finished 11-1 and was ranked number one in the state in Class 5A to end the regular season.

When Wasden joined the Trojans coaching staff in 2004, he came as a familiar face to Trojans head coach Larry Blakeney who, as an assistant coach at Auburn University, coached Wasden. Wasden played wide receiver at Auburn from 1987-90, earning three letters while and playing in three bowl games for the Tigers.

While at Auburn, Wasden earned his undergraduate degree in Secondary Education in 1990. He later earned his Master’s in Education Administration from Troy University in 1998.

Coaching comes naturally to the Wasden family. Shayne’s father, Bobby Wasden, coached high school football for more than 35 years. His brother Tommy, a former Trojan, also coaches at the high school level.

Wasden and his wife, the former Patrice Moseley, have two daughters, Mary Beth (16) and Anna Shay (12). All are looking forward to another great season of football with the Troy University Trojans.

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BORDEN

BUZZ

EDWARDS

GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH NORTH ALABAMA, 2008

GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH MOUNT UNION, 2004

FIRST SEASON AT TROY

FIRST SEASON AT TROY

Brett Borden comes to Troy University as the defensive graduate assistant after spending the 2009 season as the inside linebackers coach at Millsaps College. In his one season at Millsaps he helped the team to an SCAC title and coached the league defensive player of the year.

Prior to his stint at Millsaps Borden spent time as head strength and conditioning coach at Independence Community College in Kansas.

Borden started his coaching career at his alma mater following the end of a stellar career as a linebacker. He served as a student coach, working with the Lions’ linebackers and in the strength program.

A native of Phil Campbell, Ala., where he was a two-time All-State pick at quarterback, Borden played at Northeast Miss.

CC and Holmes Junior College in Mississippi, earning All-State honors, before playing at UNA. He continued to play quarterback in junior college before moving to linebacker at UNA.

Borden received a B.S. degree in Physical Education K-12 from UNA.

JASON

Buzz Edwards will serve as the Trojans’ offensive graduate assistant this year, working with the offensive line. A native of Eastlake, Ohio, Edwards comes to Troy from a successful run as offensive line coach and strength & conditioning coach at Dinwiddie High School in Petersburg, Va.

During his four seasons at Dinwiddie, Edwards helped the teams to three consecutive playoff appearances, including a trip to the state finals in 2008.

Edwards coached at Kirtland High School in Ohio prior to his stop at Dinwiddie.

As a player, Edwards played for legendary Mount Union College head coach Larry Kehres. During his time at Mount Union he was a part of two Division III national championship teams.

He earned a B.A. from Mount Union in Physical Education/ Human Performance in 2004.

ANDY

JOHNSON

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TROY, 2008

McMANUS

THIRD SEASON AT TROY

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT GARDNER-WEBB, 2000 FIRST SEASON AT TROY

Jason McManus is in his first season at Troy after spending the last four seasons at UT-Chattanooga where he coached running backs and receivers.

In his time at UT-Chattanooga, McManus coached Blue Cooper (free agent WR with the Philadelphia Eagles), Emmanuel Hassell (all-time leading WR and free agent with the BC Lions of the Canadian Football League), Michael Johnson (WR with the Tennessee Valley Vipers of the Arena2 football league), and Chris Awuah (2009 All Southern Conference Freshman team running back).

McManus spent the 2004 and 2005 seasons at Tusculum College in Greeneville, Tenn., as the defensive backs coach and special teams coordinator.

Prior to Tusculum, McManus worked for one year at Sewanee.

He served as the Tigers’ defensive coordinator in 2003 and put together the highest-rated pass defense in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference, giving up only 149 yards per game.

The Newton, N.C., native earned his master’s degree in Physical Education from Middle Tennessee in 2001. While in Murfreesboro, McManus worked as a graduate assistant coach for the Blue Raiders, assisting with the wide receivers, secondary and special teams.

McManus graduated from Gardner-Webb in 2000 with a degree in Physical Education. He was a two-year football letterwinner for the Bulldogs then worked as a student assistant coach in the spring of 2000.

Andy Johnson is in his third season as an Administrative Assistant for the Troy Football program. He serves in a wide variety of roles for the Trojans.

A native of Dozier, Ala., Johnson helped Brantley High School win a pair of state titles during his prep career as a quarterback.

He moved on to Itawamba Community College in Fulton, Miss., where he played baseball and football before moving on to L.B. Wallace Community College.

Johnson received his B.S. from Troy in Health and Physical Education in 2008. He complete his M.S. in Sport and Fitness Management at Troy in 2010.

KYLE

FULLER

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TROY, 2008

FOURTH SEASON AT TROY

Kyle Fuller is beginning his seventh season with the Trojans football program. Fuller arrived on the Troy University campus in the fall of 2004 after graduating from Pickens Academy, where he participated in three sports. After starting out as an equipment manager, Fuller began working under coach Shayne Wasden as a student assistant and has served in that role, working specifically with special teams, for five years.

Fuller assists in breaking down special teams film each week and helps prepare meetings for Coach Wasden.

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JUDY

MORGAN

KEVIN

O’DONNELL

FOOTBALL SECRETARY

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT UCF, 1999

11TH SEASON AT TROY

SECOND SEASON AT TROY

Judy Morgan begins her 11th season as the football assistant to Head Coach Larry Blakeney and the Troy University Football Program. She has been with the Athletic Department for 15 years, spending her first four years as the department’s administrative secretary.

Morgan’s primary responsibilities include coordinating all events for Blakeney, working with assistant coaches in their recruiting efforts and maintaining the program’s information database. She also coordinates the Trojan All-Stars, the official hostesses of the football program.

A life-long resident of Pike and Coffee counties, Morgan is a graduate of Zion Chapel High School and attended Wallace Business College. She is a 16-year employee of Troy University, having also worked in the Department of Environmental Science and the Records Office.

Morgan lives in the Zion Chapel Community and is the proud mom of a son, Michael Morgan.

CHRIS

Kevin O’Donnell is in his second season with the Trojans football program. His primary duties include assisting student-athletes with their transition from high school to the college level, as well as mentoring returning players off the field.

In addition to player development responsibilities, O’Donnell is responsible for assisting the recruiting coordinator in the recruiting process as well as specific Defensive Quality Control responsibilities.

O’Donnell came to Troy in the fall of 2009 after a successful 10-year stint as a co-founder of a National Professional Services firm specializing in Human Resource Management.

A Clearwater, Fla., native, O’Donnell redshirted as a member of the Troy team in 1993 before returning to Florida to complete his degree at UCF.

As a prep player at Pinellas County High School he was allcounty as both a punter and linebacker.

He is married to the former Mary McCoy of Orlando, Florida.

The couple resides in Troy and has two children, Kaley and Ryley.

DENNIS

JAMAAL

SMITH

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TROY, 2005

STUDENT ASSISTANT TROY, 2010

THIRD SEASON AT TROY

FIRST SEASON AT TROY

Chris Dennis is in his first season assisting the Trojans football coaching staff. He will serve as an offensive play signaler.

A native of Auburn, Ala., Dennis was a three-sport letter winner at Lee Scott Academy, earning All-State honors as a senion in basketball.

He will complete requirements for a degree in Sport and Fitness Management in December.

Dennis is the eldest son of Troy University Director of Athletics Steve Dennis and his wife, Lisa.

JONATHAN

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Jamaal Smith, who is better known around Troy athletics as “Smooth” is a native of Atlanta, Ga., and is a former receiver for the Trojans (2001-2005).

After receiving his degree in Risk Management and Insurance in 2005 he spent two years out of athletics before returning to Troy in 2007 as a graduate assistant. He completed his Master’s in Sport Management in December, 2009.

He has worked with receivers and running backs during his time at Troy, and is primarily charged with assisting the coaching staff in recruiting, academic monitoring and other daily activities of the football program.

JEAN

STUDENT ASSISTANT TROY, 2010

CHERIZOL

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TROY, 2008

FIRST SEASON AT TROY

Jonathan McKibben is in his first season assisting the Trojans football coaching staff. He will assit offensive line coach John Schlarman.

A native of Beulah, Ala., McKibben is a senior Physical Education major. While persuing his degree, he has served as an assistant coach at Charles Henderson Middle School.

SECOND SEASON AT TROY

Jean Cherizol will begin his third season with the Troy Trojans football staff. He serves as a student administrative assistant for the team. Cherizol assists in many aspects of the program, including monitoring academic progress, player evaluations and other administrative duties. A 2010 graduate of Troy University, Cherizol received his bachelor’s degree in Sport and Fitness Management. He is currently pursuing his Master’s degree.

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ALEWINE

STUDENT-ATHLETE SERVICES TROY, 2001

SECOND SEASON AT TROY

Brian Alewine is a native of Florida, but moved to Troy in 1987 where he attended Goshen High School and graduated in 1996. He received his bachelor’s degree from Troy University.

Before returning to Troy, he worked as a high school world history teacher and coach. He currently serves as the Staff Assistant in Student-Athletic Services office where he oversees study hall, works with eligibility for incoming players and active athletes.

He served as a volunteer football coach at Goshen High School. He is married and has a two-year-old son.

KIT ALEWINE DIRECTOR OF COMPLIANCE COKER COLLEGE, 2001

FOURTH SEASON AT TROY

Kit Alewine is entering his fourth year as the Compliance Director for the Troy University Department of Athletics. A graduate of Coker College in South Carolina, Alewine played collegiate tennis and ran cross-country, earning MVP honors his senior year.

He earned his master’s degree in Psychology at Capella University.

His main job is to make sure the University is following institutional, Sun Belt Conference and NCAA rules and regulations.

He is counselor at his church and also has a twin brother. He and his wife Karen live in Troy.

CHUCK

ASH

HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER TROY, 1978

24TH SEASON AT TROY Ash enters his 24th year working in the Athletics Department at Troy University, working as the Head Athletic Trainer for 20 of those years. He served as the school’s Assistant Trainer from 1987-91.

Ash coordinates all aspects of athletic training, including the supervision of students enrolled in the athletic training curriculum, in what has become one of the most respected programs in the country.

Prior to coming to Troy, Ash was the head trainer and baseball coach at Early County (GA) High School in Blakely. During his time in the high school ranks, he also worked closely with the Hughston Clinic in Columbus, GA.

Ash received his Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Education from Troy University in 1978, then earned his Master’s in Education in 1979 while serving as a graduate assistant trainer.

In May 2002, Ash was named College and University Athletic Trainer of the Year by the Alabama Athletic Trainers Association. In 2001, he was also granted membership in the prestigious American Sports Medicine Fellowship Society.

Ash was inducted into the 2008 Alabama Athletic Trainers Hall of Fame for his time as the Head Athletic Trainer at Troy.

The Lakeland, Fla. native is married to the former Marilyn Willis, also a Troy graduate and a teacher in the Troy City School System. The couple has two sons, Bubba and Cody. The couple also has a granddaughter, Preslie.

SANDY

ATKINS

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS TROY, 1995 10TH SEASON AT TROY

Atkins joined the Troy Athletics Department as its Director of Compliance in December 2001, and was named Senior Woman Administrator in 2003. She was promoted to Associate Director of Athletics for Compliance in 2004, and was later promoted to the position she holds to this day, Associate Director of Athletics for Internal Affairs in 2007.

A native of Sweet Water, Ala., and a 1995 graduate of Troy with a Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing, Atkins returned to her alma mater following a two-year stay as Assistant Director of Compliance at the Southeastern Conference office in Birmingham.

At Troy, Atkins oversees the internal workings of the 17-sport program. She is directly responsible for the department’s sports programs, the support staff, oversees the business office and oversees the compliance and academic portion of the department.

Her other responsibilities include: working with head coaches in all programs to coordinate scheduling; coordinating the development and monitoring of budgets for all sports and the overall athletics department budget; assisting in the formulation, implementation and enforcement of departmental policies; strategic planning for the athletics department; and serving as the second in command for all athletics department affairs.

Atkins also coordinates all major reports for the department, such as the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act (EADA), Title IX Compliance Report, NCAA Graduation Rate, SACS Accreditation, APR and NCAA Certification.

While at Troy from 1993-95, Atkins played two seasons on the Trojans softball team, earning All-Conference honors both years. She also played two seasons at Shelton State Community College in Tuscaloosa, earning All-Conference honors both seasons and All-America honors as a sophomore in 1993.

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ALICIA

BOOKOUT

CHUCK

CARSON

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS QUEENS COLLEGE, 1992

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT/MAJOR GIFTS GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN STATE, 2003

SEVENTH SEASON AT TROY

SECOND SEASON AT TROY

Alicia Bookout joined the University staff in June 2004 as the Director of Annual Giving and Special Projects. She served in that capacity until April 2006, when she moved to Athletics to serve as the Director of Development/Annual Giving.

Bookout was promoted to Assistant Director of Athletics for Development in the spring of 2009.

During her time at Troy, she has been responsible for planning and coordinating the year-round annual Phonathon. She also coordinated all aspects of the Faculty/Staff Campaign and the Chancellor’s Invitational Golf Tournament.

Before joining the Department of Athletics, she also organized special events sponsored by the Advancement area; such as One Great University Celebration, New Student Convocation and Reception, New Building Opening Ceremony and the Rosa Parks Library and Museum Children’s Wing Opening Ceremony.

Upon her move to the Department of Athletics in May 2006, Bookout coordinated and directed the annual fund (Trojan Warrior Club). She also directed all aspects of the Trojans Wheels Car Dealer Program, including implementation of member activities. Bookout also managed the Stadium Club, including all game day activities for food services, staffing, clean-up and security.

Bookout has assisted with corporate ticket sales, fund-raising initiatives for the coaching staff, coordinated special events within the department and acted as a liaison between the Department of Alumni Affairs and the Department of Athletics.

She is a graduate of Queen’s College in Charlotte, NC, with a Bachelor of Arts (Music), before earning her Master of Arts (Arts Administration) from Florida State University.

TAYLOR

BRYAN

MEDIA RELATIONS ASSISTANT TROY, 2009 FIFTH SEASON AT TROY

Taylor Bryan begins his second season as the secondary contact for the football program. He also serves as the primary media contact for Troy men’s basketball Bryan served four years as a student assistant in the media relations office where he handled softball and women’s soccer.

He has also served as the play-by-play broadcaster for Troy University’s volleyball and softball broadcasts during his time as a student assistant. He is a member of CoSIDA, as well as both the Football Writers Association of America and Basketball Writers Association of America.

A native of Trussville, Ala., Bryan earned his Bachelor’s degree from Troy in May 2009.

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Chuck Carson is in his second year at Troy as the Director of Development for Major Gifts.

In his current role Carson is responsible for the identification, cultivation, and solititation of major gifts donors. He also directs all aspects of The Red Wave Executive Suites including renewals, new sales, game-day operations, and private events. In addition, he sssists the develoment team with the organization and implementation of fund raising campaigns and oversees corporate sales.

Prior to coming to Troy, Carson served as the Director of Ticketing and Game Operations at Valdosta State, was Athletics Director at Trinity Christian School in Dublin, Ga., and was an assistant men’s basketball coach at San Diego Mesa Community College.

In addition to his degree in Sociology from Georgia Southwestern, Carson has a Master’s degree in education administration from Point Loma Nazarene University.

He is married to the former Megan McNeill and the couple lives in Troy.

MATTHEW

CARLO

DIRECTOR OF EVENT MANAGEMENT/PROMOTIONS TROY, 2007 THIRD SEASON AT TROY

Matthew Carlo joined the Troy Athletics department as the Director of Event Management and Promotions after serving a year as a graduate assistant in the same department.

A 2003 graduate of Winfield High School, Carlo is currently pursuing his MBA from Troy after receiving his Bachelor’s in Sport and Fitness Management in 2007 (with a minor in Business).

He attended Jackson State Community College for two years before attending Troy. While at Jackson State CC, Carlo played baseball and was a Preseason All-American selection prior to his sophomore season. He was also a member of the Sun Belt Conference championship team for Troy in 2006.

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COBB

MIKE

FRIGGE

ACADEMIC COORDINATOR TROY, 2006

VIDEO COORDINATOR CINCINNATI, 2005

FOURTH SEASON AT TROY

FOURTH SEASON AT TROY

Frigge begins his fourth year with the Athletics Department at Troy University, after joining the department in December of 2006 as the Athletics Video Coordinator.

His duties include supervising student workers and a graduate assistant with the recording of practices and games for the Troy University football program.

He is also the primary contact for the head coach on needs for upcoming games, as well as handling recruiting films.

Frigge also works with the Troy University Athletics Media Relations office in webstreaming all facets of the athletics department’s gameday activities on www.TroyTrojans.com. While webstreaming the contests, he also makes sure that the Trojans and the opposing team have film from that game.

LONNIE

Frigge worked with the University of Cincinnati as the Director of Video and Photo from March 2006 to December 2006. He FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES also served as a student assistant in game operations from September 2000 until March 2006.

FOURTH SEASON AT TROY

He graduated from the University of Cincinnati in 2005 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication.

Frigge is married to the former Maria Paulsson of Angelholm,

Lonnie Cochran is the Fellowship of Christian Athletes director Sweden.

The couple resides in Troy, has two children, Daniel and for the Wiregrass and campus director for Troy University.

Alex, and is expecting a third in September.

Emily Cobb is in her fourth year as an Academic Coordinator in the office of Student-Athlete Services. She received her bachelor’s and her master’s degrees from Troy University in Sports and Fitness Management.

While attending Troy, Cobb was a four-year soccer letter winner as a defender and midfielder. In high school she was named to the McDonald’s Powerade All-America team and was selected as Miss Kentucky Soccer as a senior.

She is a native of Louisville, Ky., where she attended South Oldam High School.

COCHRAN

JAMES

GARDNER

EQUIPMENT MANAGER TROY, 2008

TONY

SECOND SEASON AT TROY

FERRANTE

Former Trojan James Gardner returns to his alma mater this season in the role of Athletic Equipment Manager.

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

The Dothan, Ala., native was a starting offensive lineman on CINCINNATI, 1998 Troy’s 2006 Sun Belt Conference and New Orleans Bowl champi13TH SEASON AT TROY onship team.

Following his playing days, he served as a graduate assistant in equipment/facilities in 2008-09. He moved on to Murray State

Ferrante begins his 13th year working in the Athletics DepartUniversity in 2009, where he served as Director of Equipment ment at Troy University.

Services.

Ferrante oversees operations in the equipment and video Gardner received his B.S. in Sport and Fitness Management rooms, directs event management, and serves as the facility coor- from Troy in 2008 and is currently working to complete his MBA. dinator for all athletics department venues. In addition, Ferrante

He is the son of Tracey and Neal Mcgilvray of Dothan and works closely with the football staff coordinating team travel. has four siblings, sisters Ann Mcgilvray and Anita Scott and broth Ferrante came to Troy in the fall of 1998 from Indiana Uniers John Daniel Mcgilvray and Samuel Mcgilvray. versity, where he served as an intern with the football team. He

Gardner is engaged to Jennifer Sewell of Cottonwood, Ala.. spent the summer of 1996 as an intern with the Baltimore Ravens.

The couple is scheduled to get married on August 14, 2010.

While pursuing his undergraduate degree at the University of Cincinnati, Ferrante worked as a student manager from 1995 to 1998. During this time, he worked closely with the football and baseball teams. A native of Parma, Ohio, Ferrante is single.

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GRAMLEY

RICKY

HAZEL

ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER TROY, 1999

DIRECTOR, ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONS ALABAMA, 1988

SEVENTH SEASON AT TROY

SEVENTH SEASON AT TROY

Alyson Gramley is beginning her seventh season as an athletic trainer for Troy University and her third season working directly with the football program. She also served as the athletic trainer for the volleyball team from 2005-07 and with the football program since 2008. She has worked with the men’s basketball program since 2004-05 season.

Additionally, Gramley spent the 2006-07 academic year assigned to the Alabama Sports Medicine Outreach Program, a program that is a joint effort between Troy and Dr. James Andrews’ orthopedic group designed to assist area high schools.

Gramley earned her bachelor’s degree in athletic training from Troy in 1999, then spent time teaching science at Pike Liberal Arts in Troy and Dixie Academy in Louisville, Ala.

Following her teaching stint, she returned to Troy as a graduate assistant in the athletic training department. While there she worked on her master’s degree in education, which she earned in 2004.

Gramley and her daughter, Meredith, 12, reside in Troy.

JOAN

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Ricky Hazel is in his seventh year as the Director of Media Relations at Troy University. Hazel oversees the athletic department’s athletics media relations efforts, as well as serving as the primary liason for football. He also serves as the primary contact for baseball and golf (men’s and women’s) throughout the year.

He is a veteran of more than 15 years in athletics media relations, including time at Southern Miss, Marshall and Alabama A&M. In just 15 seasons at the Division I-A level, Hazel has been part of nine bowl teams.

In the past, Hazel has overseen the publicity and promotion of Chad Pennington for the Heisman Trophy, the Davey O’Brien Award and Johnny Unitas Award at Marshall. He spearheaded a similar campaign on behalf of Byron Leftwich at Marshall in 2002.

A native of Huntsville, Ala., Hazel received his Bachelor’s degree from the University of Alabama and his Master’s from Southern Miss. He is married to the former Joan Loudermilk of Corinth, Miss., and the couple resides in Troy.

HAZEL

TRAVIS

JAROME

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONS AUBURN-MONTGOMERY, 2003

ATHLETICS TICKET MANAGER DELTA STATE, 1988

FOURTH SEASON AT TROY

FOURTH SEASON AT TROY

Travis Jarome is in his fourth year with as the Assistant Director of Media Relations at Troy University. Jarome serves as the primary contact for all women’s sports at Troy; including softball

Joan Hazel has been at Troy University since 2004 and she tennis (men/women) and women’s basketball. He is also responis entering her fourth year as the Athletics Department’s Ticket sible for the oversight of cross country, soccer, track and field Manager. (indoor/outdoor), and volleyball at Troy.

A native of Selmer, Tenn., she is a graduate of Delta State

Jarome has been the primary contact, in his seven-plus year University, in Mississippi, where she earned her bachelor’s degree career, for four national championship tennis teams, two national as a double major in music and business. She also has her master’s runner-up soccer teams and a Final Four women’s basketball team degree as a double major in music performance and music peda- at Auburn-Montgomery. He has also promoted a former Wimblegogy from East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina. don doubles champion, two NBA players, WNBA player and four

In addition to her duties in the ticket office, Joan has authored professional players drafted by Major League Baseball. three novels and is working on a fourth.

Jarome earned his Bachelor of Science Degree from Auburn

Prior to taking the position in the athletics department, she University Montgomery in 2003. He is married to the former served as a professor of music, teaching and singing opera. She is Courtney Hatfield of Wetumpka. The couple resides in Montgommarried to Ricky Hazel and the couple lives in Troy. ery, AL and has one daughter, Riley Grace - born November 10, 2008.

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KUME

RYAN

NICHOLS

COMPLIANCE COORDINATOR MUSKINGUM, 2006

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT/ANNUAL GIVING SOUTH ALABAMA, 2005

THIRD SEASON AT TROY

THIRD SEASON AT TROY

Justin Kume is entering his third year as the Compliance Coordinator at Troy University.

He attended Muskingum College where he received his bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Public Affairs with a minor in History and French. He earned his master’s degree at Florida State University where he majored in Sports Administration.

At Muskingum he was a three-time letterman in football, received an Academic All-Conference award and the Chief Justice William O’Neill Scholar-Athlete Award.

MATT

MAYOTTE

Ryan Nichols joined the department as the Director of Development/Annual Giving. He previously spent time at Troy from 2006-08 as a graduate assistant in the Development office.

Following his time in graduate school at Troy, Nichols embarked on a professional career that included stops as an account executive with Creative Marketing Management in Tuscaloosa from May 2008 through April of this year. He also spent some time in medical equipment sales prior to returning to Troy.

Nichols earned his Master’s Degree from Troy in May 2008 after completing his bachelor’s degree in Communications at the University of South Alabama in December 2005. While at South Alabama, he was a member of the baseball team.

DIRECTOR, STUDENT-ATHLETE SERVICES TROY, 2005

AMBER

THIRD SEASON AT TROY

Matthew Mayotte is in his fifth year as the Director of Student-Athlete Services at Troy University. Mayotte’s duties include overseeing all aspects of the student-athlete academic support including the tracking and monitoring of academic progress of all student-athletes, oversight of the Trojan Academic Center and academic center staff, SA advisement and course registration, coordination of study hall, and tutoring. He also acts as the CHAMPS/ Life Skills coordinator.

Mayotte, a native of Plainville, Connecticut, graduated magna cum laude from Troy University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Sport and Fitness Management. He received his Master’s of Science in Athletic Administration from Troy University in December 2006.

In addition to his role as Director of Student-Athlete Services, Mayotte also acts as liaison for the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee where he has assisted with community service events such as “Read Across America” and the annual canned food drive benefitting families within Pike County.

Mayotte is married to the former Jennifer Plona of Malborough, Connecticut. The couple has one daughter, Kate (15).

SPRADLEY

CHEERLEADING COACH TROY, 2007

FOURTH SEASON AT TROY

Amber Spradley has been at Troy University as the cheer coach since 2007. Prior to becoming the cheer coach she also attended and cheered at Troy University where she received her bachelor’s degree in Business Information Systems.

She is currently working on her master’s degree in secondary education at Troy. She works at the University’s Barnes and Noble Bookstore where she is a manager.

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2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2010 TROJAN COACHING AND SUPPORT STAFF

Diana Avery

Sherrill Bees

Chris Bentley

Michael Curry

Melanie Davis

Tyler Faulkner

Eric Hayes

Mick Hokanson Assistant Coach Softball

Craig Kennedy Sonny Kirkpatrick

Clinic Coordinator

Assistant Coach Men’s Basketball

Head Coach Tennis

Certification Coordinator

Head Coach Softball

Michael Murphy Sharon O’Mara Head Coach Wmn Basketball

Mark Smartt

Assistant Coach Baseball

Assistant Coach Softball

Matt Terry

Head Coach Golf

Head Coach Soccer

Assistant Coach Tennis

Val Brown

Asst. Business Manager

David Felix

Assistant Coach Men’s Basketball

Chip Brundage

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Assistant Coach Track and Field

Assistant Coach Baseball

Jeff Crane

Cherise Crisman

Ben Fletcher

Dr. Fred Green

Shaakira Hassell

Jill Lancaster

Assistant Coach Men’s Basketball

Faculty Athletics Representative

Assistant Athletic Trainer

Strength and Conditioning

Assistant Coach Wmn Basketball

Head Coach Volleyball

Director of XC/ Track and Field

Don Maestri

Head Coach Men’s Basketball

Jenny Michael

Bobby Pierce

LeAnn Register

Claire Scanlan

Helen Shirey

Josh Simmons

Jon Adams

Mickey Dichiara

Head Coach Baseball

Basketball Secretary

Jennifer Wasson Melissa Waters Assistant Coach Wmn Basketball

Business Manager

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Assistant Coach Soccer

Team Physician

Administrative Secretary

Team Physician

Assistant Coach Volleyball

Head Coach Rodeo

Jeffrey Dugas

Team Orthopedist

1 B A LL L A Y E R S 0 T R O Y U N I2V E R0S I T1Y F0O O TP 2010 TROJAN RETURNEES

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

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2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

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JERREL

JERNIGAN

WIDE RECEIVER

SENIOR ○ 5-9 ○ 184 ○ 3L

EUFAULA, ALABAMA EUFAULA HS

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

First team All-Sun Belt as a wide receiver and all-purpose player by coaches and media … Second team All-Sun Belt as a kick-off returner … First team All-Sun Belt honoree by Phil Steele …

Preseason first team All-Sun Belt … Averaged 103.8 receiving yards per game in conference play and 173.2 all-purpose yards per game … Posted a career-high performance with 203 yards receiving on 13 receptions against ULM … Became just the fourth Troy player in program history to post a 1,000-yard receiving season with 1,101 yards as a junior … Ranks fourth in Sun Belt history in career receptions and sixth in receiving yards … Also ranks fifth in career all-purpose yards … Needs just 605 yards receiving to become Troy’s all-time leading receiver … Needs 38 receptions for top spot on all-time list … Ranks 11th all-time in receiving touchdowns (12).

2008 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

Voted first team All-Sun Belt as a wide receiver by coaches and media … Broke Troy’s 40-year-old record for season receptions with 77 … Set a school record with 6.4 receptions per game, eclipsing a mark that stood for 42 years … Led team in receptions (77), receiving yards (868) and touchdown receptions (5) despite missing the equivalent of two games due to injury … Also was second on team in rushing yards (254) and threw one touchdown pass from “Wildcat” formation … Named the Sun Belt’s “Offensive Player of the Week” after posting five catches for 131 yards and score along with 10 carries for 88 yards and the touchdown pass against FIU … Totaled nine receptions for 123 yards and a score while playing just the first half against North Texas … Grabbed a season-high 10 receptions at LSU.

2007 | FRESHMAN SEASON

Third on the team in receiving yards (337) and fourth in receptions (30) … Tied for team lead with three touchdown catches …

Scored first collegiate touchdown against North Texas … Set a Troy Division I record with 11 receptions at 10th ranked Georgia … Also scored two touchdowns against the Bulldogs.

HIGH SCHOOL

JERNIGAN’S CAREER STATS Rushing Year GP/S Att Yds 2007 12/5 14 50 2008 12/9 33 254 2009 13/13 40 266 Totals 37/27 87 570

Avg 0.3 7.7 6.7 6.6

TD 0 1 1 2

Long 13 38 26 38

Receiving Year GP/S Rec Yds Avg 2007 12/5 30 337 11.2 2008 12/9 77 868 11.3 2009 13/13 71 1101 15.5 Totals 37/27 178 2306 13.0

TD 3 5 4 12

Long 46 86 70 86

Kick Returns Year GP/S Att Yds Avg 2007 12/5 0 0 0.0 2008 12/9 3 53 17.7 2009 13/13 39 897 23.0 Totals 37/27 42 950 22.6

TD 0 0 0 0

Long 0 22 50 50

JERNIGAN’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS

Rushing Attempts: 6 vs Florida Atlantic and Central Michigan, 2009 Yards: 54 vs UAB, 2009 Touchdowns: 1 vs Southern Miss, 2008 and vs FAU, 2009 Long: 38 vs Oklahoma State, 2008 Receiving Receptions: 13 vs ULM, 2009 Yards: 203 vs ULM, 2009 Touchdowns: 2 vs Georgia, 2007 Long: 86 vs FIU, 2008 Kick Returns Attempts: 7 vs Central Michigan, 2009 Yards: 157 vs Central Michigan, 2009 Long: 50 vs Louisiana-Lafayette, 2009

As a quarterback, led team to Alabama Class 5A state title in 2006 … Team won region championships in 2005 and 2006 …

Named first team All-State, All-District and All-Area as a senior … First-team All-District and All-Area as a junior … Also lettered in basketball and baseball … Football coach was Dan Klages.

PERSONAL

Parents are Stanley and Virginia Jernigan … Majoring in Criminal Justice … Has three sisters – Rasheema (22), Shiekra (17) and Tashayla (14).

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2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

JERNIGAN’S CAREER HONORS

2009 Preseason All-Sun Belt selection First Team All-Sun Belt (wide receiver) First Team All-Sun Belt (all-purpose player) Second Team All-Sun Belt (kick returner) First Team All-Sun Belt honoree by Phil Steele 2008 First Team All-Sun (wide receiver) Named Sun Belt Offensive Player of the Week

WHAT THEY’RE SAYING ABOUT JERNIGAN

“Jerrel Jernigan hurt us last year and he’s hurting teams this year – as a wide receiver, as a running back, as a quarterback. When number three is in the game at the quarterback position, in the wildcat, surrounded by those athletes, he poses some issues. He’s not just a runner. He’s a guy that can run it, can throw it. He knows how to run the option and read off of that as well.

There’s a lot of things as you can see and I’m sure a lot of people watched the Monday night game, at the NFL level, and there are some issues created by that.”

- Mario Cristobal, FIU Head Coach “Jernigan was by far the Trojans’ best receiver for the second consecutive season and the best receiver in the Sun Belt Conference. Jernigan will be the fail-safe to get them into a rhythm, especially early in the season.

Jernigan has the potential to notch another 1,000-yard receiving season and be the first Troy receiver selected in the 2010 NFL draft since 2001.”

- Graham Watson, ESPN

JERNIGAN IN THE RECORD BOOKS IN SUN BELT - CAREER No. 4 - career receptions No. 5 - all-purpose yards No. 6 - receiving yards

AT TROY - CAREER No. 2 - receiving yards No. 2 - receptions No. 11 - receiving touchdowns AT TROY - SINGLE SEASON No. 1 - receptions (77) No. 1 - receptions per game (6.4) AT TROY - SINGLE GAME No. 1 - receptions (13 vs ULM)

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2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2010 TROJAN RETURNEES

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MARIO

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ADDISON

DEFENSIVE END

SENIOR ○ 6-2 ○ 244 ○ 1L

TARRANT, ALABAMA TARRANT HS/ NE MISS. CC

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

ADDISON’S CAREER STATS

Saw action in 13 games a reserve defensive end and special teams player … Best outing came at Western Kentucky University when he had five tackles, including 2.5 TFL … Recorded his first career sack at Florida International … Made a TFL against then No. 1 Florida … Finished the season with 2.5 sacks and 6.0 TFL.

Defensive Year GP/S UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU FR FF 2009 13/0 15 17 32 6-23 2.5-15 0 0 0 0 Totals 13/0 15 17 32 6-23 2.5-15 0 0 0 0

ADDISON’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS

2008 | REDSHIRT SEASON Redshirted.

JUNIOR COLLEGE | NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI

During his sophomore season at Northeast Mississippi Community College, in nine games, had 60 tackles, including 45 solo, with 21.5 tackles for loss of 68 yards and 3.5 sacks ... Also had a pass breakup and two forced fumbles ... Was a second team AllAmerican selection ... During his freshman season, was credited with 46 total tackles, including 26 solo, with 10 tackles for loss of 53.5 yards, four sacks, two forced fumbles and two interceptions, one of which he returned for a touchdown.

Defense Tackles: 6 vs Florida Atlantic, 2009 Solo Tackles: 3 vs WKU and Louisiana-Lafayette, 2009 Tackles for Loss: 2.5 vs WKU, 2009 Sacks: 1 vs FIU and ULM, 2009 Quarterback Hurries: 2 vs ULM and WKU, 2009

HIGH SCHOOL

High School: Two year starter at Tarrant HS... Two-time All-State, All-District, All-Area, All-Region and All-Metro selection... Scored five touchdowns in one game as junior … Played primarily running back in hisgh school

PERSONAL

Parents are Anionette Addison and Boby Crim... Has three brothers- Gjamal (17), Julius (19), and Rod (27), and one sister, Dmina (25)... Majoring in Social Science.

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JASON

BRUCE

WIDE RECEIVER

SENIOR ○ 5-9 ○ 159 ○ 1L

NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI NATCHEZ HS/COPIAH-LINCOLN CC

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

Saw action in 13 games with two starts at receiver … Had three catches for 49 yards against Florida Atlantic … Scored his first career touchdown from 17 yards out on a trick play pass from fellow wide receiver Jonathan Chandler against Arkansas …

Scored another 17-yard touchdown against Louisiana-Lafayette … Had four catches for 51 yards in GMAC Bowl against Central Michigan

JUNIOR COLLEGE | COPIAH-LINCOLN

First team All-District and All-Region pick as sophomore … Was named to the NJCAA All-Region XXIII team for 2008 ... Posted state-best 53 catches, 729 yards (13.8 average) and seven touchdowns as a sophomore ... Earned first team All-State honors in 2008 ... Set school records with 13 receptions for 219 yards and three touchdowns against Mississippi Gulf Coast CC... Was recruited to junior college as a quarterback, but moved to wide receiver after signing.

HIGH SCHOOL

Three year starter at Natchez HS... As a senior was named second team All-District, All-Metro and first team All-Region...

Selected Offensive MVP as senior... Recipient of the Big Dog award... Two-time second team All-State and first team AllArea selection... First team All-District and All-Metro pick as junior... Had 64 carries for 750 yards and seven touchdowns ...

Originally signed with Alcorn State out of high school... Passed for more than 1,000 yards and rushed for more than 850 yards as a junior... As a senior completed 99 of 198 passes for 1,220 yards and 12 touchdowns ... Also rushed for 816 yards and 13 touchdowns on 127 carries.

BRUCE’S CAREER STATS

Rushing Year GP/S Att Yds 2009 2 11 Totals 2 11

Avg 5.5 5.5

Receiving Year GP/S Rec Yds Avg 2009 24 311 13.0 Totals 24 311 13.0

TD 0 0

Long 9 9

TD 2 2

Long 29 29

BRUCE’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS Rushing Attempts: 1 vs Arkansas State and ULM, 2009 Yards: 9 vs Arkansas State, 2009 Touchdowns: 0, 13 times Long: 9 vs Arkansas State, 2009

Receiving Receptions: 4 vs Louisiana-Lafayette and Central Michigan, 2009 Yards: 51 vs Central Michigan, 2009 Touchdowns: 1 vs Arkansas and Louisiana-Lafayette, 2009 Long: 29 vs Central Michigan, 2009

PERSONAL

Full Name is Jason LaMonte Bruce... Mother is Sandra Bruce...

Has one brother, Joey (17)... Majoring in Social Science.

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2010 TROJAN RETURNEES

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

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TEBIARUS WIDE RECEIVER

GILL

SENIOR ○ 6-1 ○ 204 ○ 1L

MOBILE, ALABAMA VIGOR HS/JONES COUNTY JC

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

Honorable Mention All-Sun Belt Conference by coaches and media … Named third team All-Sun Belt by Phil Steele … Saw action in 13 games with 10 starts … Second leading receiver on team in both receptions (47) and yards (581) … Led team with six touchdown receptions … Posted 102 receiving yards in collegiate debut at Bowling Green … Recorded 10 catches for 82 yards and a touchdown at Arkansas State … Also had touchdown grabs against UAB, FIU, North Texas, Florida Atlantic and Louisiana-Lafayette … 28-of-44 receptions went for first downs

2008 | REDSHIRT SEASON

GILL’S CAREER STATS

Receiving Year GP/S Rec Yds Avg 2009 47 581 12.4 Totals 47 581 12.4

TD 6 6

Long 44 44

Kick Returns Year GP/S Att Yds Avg 2009 1 9 9.0 Totals 1 9 9.0

TD 0 0

Long 9 9

GILL’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS

Redshirted.

Receiving Receptions: 10 vs Arkansas State, 2009 Yards: 102 vs Bowling Green, 2009 Touchdowns: 1, six times Long: 44 vs Florida Atlantic, 2009

JUNIOR COLLEGE | JONES COUNTY

Recorded 65 receptions and more than 1,700 yards receiving in two seasons of junior college ... Scored 14 receiving touchdowns in two seasons … Also scored on a punt return … All-State as a sophomore

HIGH SCHOOL

High School: Two year starter for Vigor HS... Two-time All-District and All-Area pick... Voted first team All-State, All-Region and All-Metro as a junior... Member of the 2006 Allstar game... Holds school record for most reception yards with 1,450... Also lettered in baketball and baseball... Received MVP honors for basketball and baseball.

Kick Returns Attempts: 1 vs Arkansas State, 2009 Yards: 9 vs Arkansas State, 2009 Long: 9 vs Arkansas State, 2009

PERSONAL

Born November 17, 1989... Parents are Yolunda Gill and Rodney Bivens... Is an only child ... Majoring in Social Science.

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BARRY

VALCIN

DEFENSIVE BACK

SENIOR ○ 5-11 ○ 184 ○ 1L

PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS MEMORIAL HS/COFFEYVILLE CC

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

Forced into early action and made 12 starts at both corner and safety … Credited with 51 tackles … Had season-high seven stops on two occasions – against ULM and at Arkansas … Posted his lone interception of the season against UAB … Also totaled five break-ups and two TFL.

JUNIOR COLLEGE | COFFEYVILLE

Recorded five pass breakups and one interception in lone healthy JUCO season ... Honorable mention All-Jayhawk Conference performer as a redshirt freshman … Missed all but one game of true freshman season with broken arm

HIGH SCHOOL

VALCIN’S CAREER STATS

Defensive Year GP/S UT AT TT TFL QBS 2009 41 10 51 2-4 0-0 Totals 41 10 51 2-4 0-0

INT PBU FR FF 1 5 1 0 1 5 1 0

VALCIN’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS Defense Tackles: 6 vs Bowling Green, 2009 Solo Tackles: 6 vs Bowling Green, 2009 Tackles for Loss: 2 vs FIU, 2009 Pass Breakups: 2 vs WKU, 2009 Interceptions: 1 vs UAB, 2009

Originally signed with Baylor but committed to LSU in 2007 out of Port Arthur Memorial High School ... Was a three-year letter winner under coaches Dean Colbert and Ronnie Thompson ... Honorable mention All-State performer following his senior season ... First team All-District selection on defense and a second team All-District selection on offense ... Also played wide receiver in high school ... Helped lead the Titans to District Championships during his junior and senior seasons.

PERSONAL

Full name is Barry Charles Valcin ... Was born on Janurary 5, 1989 ... Parents are Debra and Barry Valcin ... Has one brother, Brian Washington (25) and one sister, Whitney (23) ... Is a Criminal Justice major.

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2010 TROJAN RETURNEES

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2010 TROJAN RETURNEES

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JONATHAN WIDE RECEIVER

CHANDLER

SENIOR ○ 6-0 ○ 206 ○ 3L

OPELIKA, ALABAMA OPELIKA HS

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

Saw action in five games as a wide receiver … Completed a 17yard pass on a trick play to fellow wide receiver Jason Bruce for a touchdown against Arkansas.

2008 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

Moved from quarterback to receiver during spring drills, but moved back to QB during the season due to injuries ... Saw action in six games on the season ... Had one reception, for 12 yards, against Alcorn State ... Completed one of two passes, completing a throw-back pass to Tanner Jones for 48 yards against North Texas.

CHANDLER’S CAREER STATS Rushing Year GP/S Att Yds 2006 3/0 2 3 2008 6/0 0 0 2009 5/0 0 0 Totals 14/0 2 3

Avg 1.5 0 0 1.5

2006 | FRESHMAN SEASON

Receiving Year GP/S Rec Yds Avg 2006 5/0 0 0 0 2008 6/0 1 12 12.0 2009 5/0 0 0 0 Totals 14/0 1 12 12.0

HIGH SCHOOL

Passing Year GP/S A-C-I 2006 5/0 2-2-0 2008 6/0 1-2-0 2009 5/0 1-1-0 Totals 14/0 4-5-0

Saw action in three games as backup quarterback... Completed both of his pass attempts for the season, for minus one yard, both in the season-opener against Alabama State ... Had two rushing attempts for three yards on the year.

Selected to the 2003 and 2005 All-Area team ... Led his team to the state quarterfinals in 2003 and semifinals in 2005 earning team MVP awards along the way ... Played in just three games as a junior because of a broken collar bone ... Was an honorable mention All-State pick as a senior after passing for 1,293 yards and nine touchdowns ... Also rushed for 323 yards and seven TDs ... During his sophomore season he threw for 1,508 yards and 10 scores while rushing for 404 yards and five touchdowns ... Was a member of the Opelika-Auburn News Elite Eight and, in 2003, was named the O-A News breakout player of the year ... Was named to the Super Seniors list by the Columbus Enquirer ... Also lettered in baseball ... Was an honor student and a member of the National Honor Society … Football coach was Spence McCracken.

PERSONAL

Full name is Jonathan O’Neal Chandler ... Was born on October 11, 1987 ... Parents are Mary and Eric Chandler ... Has two sisters, Erica (25) and Miranda (17) ... Is a Social Science major.

Yds -1 48 17 64

TD 0 0 1 1

TD 0 0 0 0

Long 5 0 0 5

TD 0 0 0 0

Long 0 12 0 12

Long 1 48 17 48

CHANDLER’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS Rushing Attempts: 1 vs Florida State and Rice, 2006 Yards: 5 vs Florida State, 2006 Touchdowns: 0, 14 times Long: 5 vs Florida State, 2006 Receiving Receptions: 1 vs Alcorn State, 2009 Yards: 12 vs Alcorn State, 2009 Touchdowns: 0, 11 times Long: 12 vs Alcorn State Passing Attempts: 2 vs Alabama State, 2006 Completions: 2 vs Alabama State, 2006 Touchdowns: 1 vs Arkansas, 2009 Long: 48 vs North Texas, 2008

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AUSTIN

SILVOY

WIDE RECEIVER

SENIOR ○ 6-2 ○ 185 ○ 3L

ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA NEASE HS

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

Played in all 13 games as both a receiver and holder … Had three receptions for 64 yards against North Texas … Finished the year with 13 catches for 182 yards

2008 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

Saw action in all 13 games as a reserve receiver and as the starting holder for place kicks...Recorded 12 receptions for 155 yards and three touchdowns...Season best performance came against Oklahoma State with four catches for 40 yards and a touchdown ... Also had TD receptions against Alcorn State and Arkansas State.

Rushing Year GP/S Att Yds 2007 10/0 0 0 2008 13/0 0 0 2009 13/0 1 -15 Totals 36/0 1 -15

Avg 0 0 0.0 0.0

Receiving Year GP/S Rec Yds Avg 2007 10/0 10 111 11.1 2008 13/0 12 155 12.9 2009 13/0 13 182 14.0 Totals 14/0 1 12 12.0

2007 | FRESHMAN SEASON

Saw action in 10 games, three as a starter, at the Y receiver spot ... Suffered a concussion in the win over Oklahoma State ...

Finished the season with 10 receptions for 111 yards and two touchdowns ... Best performance came against Florida when he had five receptions for 72 yards and two scores while squaring off against former high school teammate Tim Tebow, the eventual Heisman winner ... Had only one reception after that game because of injuries.

HIGH SCHOOL

SILVOY’S CAREER STATS

TD 0 0 0 0

Long 0 0 0 0

TD 2 3 0 0

Long 26 35 39 12

SILVOY’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS Rushing Attempts: 1 vs Florida, 2009 Yards: -15 vs Florida, 2009 Touchdowns: 0, 36 times Long: 0, 36 times

In 2005, had 63 receptions for 1,172 yards and seven touchdowns ... Also rushed 15 times for 200 yards and two scores in helping his team win the Class 4A State title with a 15-2 record ... Was named PrepStar Magazine All-Region and special teams MVP for Nease HS ... Recorded 120 tackles and two pass breakups ... Was a first team All-District pick ... Was selected to play in the Jacksonville area Shrine Bowl ... Was selected as a second team All First Coast by the Florida Times-Union ... Was a two-year letter winner in basketball and was named team’s top defensive player ... Competed in track as a senior, posting a 6-foot-1 high jump and a time of 39.45 second in the low hurdles ... Played baseball for nine years, helping his travel team to a 7th place finish in the Cooperstown (NY) Championships … Football coach was Craig Howard.

Receiving Receptions: 5 vs Florida, 2007 Yards: 72 vs Florida, 2007 Touchdowns: 2 vs Florida, 2007 Long: 39 vs North Texas, 2009

PERSONAL

Full name is John Austin Silvoy ... Was born on December 21, 1987 ... Parents are John Silvoy and Debra Wasilewski ... Has two brothers, Stefan (13) and Andrew (23), and two sisters, Rachel (22) and Anna (26) ... Is related to former MLB pitcher Kevin Brown ... Received an invitation to the 2005 Congressional Student Leadership Conference and was named to the National Dean’s List ... Was nominated to the Global Young Leaders Conference ... Is a Broadcast Journalism major.

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2010 TROJAN RETURNEES

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

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WILLARD

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ROSS

DEFENSIVE BACK

SENIOR ○ 5-11 ○ 199 ○ 1L

HOLLANDALE, MISSISSIPPI SIMMONS HS/MISSISSIPPI DELTA CC

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

Played in 13 games with two starts at safety … Made his first career start in regular season finale at Louisiana-Lafayette …

Posted five tackles in GMAC Bowl versus Central Michigan in his second career start … Totaled 26 tackles on the season.

JUNIOR COLLEGE | MISSISSIPPI DELTA

Recorded 148 career tackles and eight career sacks...Selected second team All-Region as freshman and first team All-Region as sophomore … Moved to defensive back from running back before freshman season.

ROSS’ CAREER STATS

Defensive Year GP/S UT AT TT TFL QBS 2009 13/1 21 5 26 0-0 0-0 Totals 13/1 21 5 26 0-0 0-0

INT PBU FR FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

ROSS’ SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS Defense Tackles: 5 vs Central Michigan, 2010 Solo Tackles: 3 vs FIU, 2009 Quarterback Hurries: 1 vs Arkansas, 2009

HIGH SCHOOL

Starting running back for Simmons HS under Carlos Thompson...

Member of the 2006 state championship team... Had more than 1,800 yards of total offense... Recorded 49 tackles, eight interceptions, 16 pass deflections and two fumble recoveries as senior... Two-time first team All-State and All-District selection...

Selected to the Mississippi vs. Alabama All-Star Game... Voted Max Emfinger All-American.

PERSONAL

Parents are Andrea Ross... Has three brothers, Brandon (18), Jamar (23) and Marcus (17) and two sisters, Tonya (24) and Erica (21)... Is a Social Science major.

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BRYANT

MCKISSIC

DEFENSIVE BACK

SENIOR ○ 6-1 ○ 212 ○ 3L

PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA CENTRAL HS

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

MCKISSIC’S CAREER STATS

Appeared in all 13 games and made his first career start in GMAC Bowl against Central Michigan … Made three tackles and his first career interception against the Chippewas … Had a season-high five tackles against Middle Tennessee … Credited with a force fumble against UAB … Recovered a fumble against Arkansas State that setup the game-winning touchdown drive.

Defensive Year GP/S UT AT TT TFL QBS 2007 10/0 6 3 9 0-0 0-0 2008 13/0 7 2 9 0-0 0-0 2009 13/1 14 6 20 0-0 0-0 Totals 36/1 27 11 38 0-0 0-0

2008 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

INT 0 0 0 0

PBU 1 0 0 1

MCKISSIC’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS

Saw action in all 13 games as a reserve linebacker, safety and special teams player ... was credited with nine tackles on the year ... Was credited with a forced fumble against Alcorn State.

2007 | FRESHMAN SEASON

Saw action in 10 games as a reserve defensive back and special teams player ... Was credited with nine tackles on the season, including a season-high four in win over FIU.

FR 0 0 1 1

FF 0 1 1 2

Defense Tackles: 5 vs Middle Tennessee, 2009 Solo Tackles: 3 vs North Texas and Louisiana-Lafayette, 2009 Pass Breakups: 1 vs FIU, 2008 Forced Fumble: vs Alcorn State, 2008 and vs UAB, 2009 Recovered Fumble: 1 vs Arkansas State, 2009

HIGH SCHOOL

Named defensive back of the year at Central High School ...

Also ran track ... Played on the varsity squad at Central for four years ... Was a two-time first team All-State and All-District pick ... Was named to the bi-city Dandy Dozen teams and was an honorable mention All-America ... Appeared in Prepstar Magazine with Tim Tebow ... During his senior season he recorded 47 tackles, had three interceptions and forced three fumbles ...

Recorded 77 tackles during his junior year and 37 stops as a sophomore … Football coach was Ron Nelson.

PERSONAL

Was born on November 27, 1987 ... Is the son of Dobbie and Patricia McKissic ... Has two brothers – Lorenzo (24) and Joshua (15) – and two sisters – Cloie (20) and Rashell (20) ... Was an honor student in high school ... Is a Sport and Fitness Management major.

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2010 TROJAN RETURNEES

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

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DUJUAN

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HARRIS

RUNNING BACK

SENIOR ○ 5-7 ○ 195 ○ 3L

BROOKSVILLE, FLORIDA CENTRAL HS

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

Voted Preseason All-Sun Belt by coaches and media … Boasts the highest vertical leap (41.5 inches) and fastest 40-yard dash time (4.37) on Troy’s team … Finished the season as Troy’s second-leading rusher with 583 yards and 10 touchdowns … Had his best game of the season in national spotlight with 112 yards and two scores on the ground against Central Michigan in the GMAC Bowl … Also added four receptions for 49 yards a touchdown … Scored two touchdowns against North Texas … Scored a touchdown on the ground and through the air against FIU

2008 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

Named to the second team All-Sun Belt squad … Finished as the Sun Belt’s fourth leading rusher...... Finished ranked 51st in the nation and is just the fifth player in school history to rush for 1,000 yards in a season ... In his best outing, a head-to-head showdown with the Sun Belt’s all-time leading rusher Tyrell Fenroy, Harris dominated with a career-high 235 yards on the ground while Fenroy was held to just 23 ... Was named Troy’s offensive player of the week three times and was the Sun Belt Offensive Player of the Week for his performance against ULM when he rushed for 143 yards and a touchdown ... Is a multiple threat weapon for the Trojans, having recorded at least one reception in every game and even throwing for a score against ULL ... Rushed for more than 100 yards in a game four times, including 148 yards and two scores against MTSU to go with a TD reception ... Also had TD receptions against ULM and LSU ... Finish the season ranked fifth in the league, and 91st in the nation, in all-purpose yards ... Also finished ranked fifth in the league in scoring.

2007 | FRESHMAN SEASON

Saw action in all 12 games as a backup running back ... Finished as the teams’ third leading rusher, with 82 carries for 372 yards ... Also had five receptions for 29 yards during the season ... Best performance came against Middle Tennessee when he rushed for 57 yards on 11 carries ... Had a season-high 16 rushing attempts against Oklahoma State for 45 yards ... Had one punt return against Western Kentucky for 18 yards ... Had six kickoff returns for 144 yards, including two for 66 yards against Arkansas ...

Had just two fumbles during the season, losing one.

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Central High School in Florida ... Was an honor student ... Helped lead his team to a District Championship as a senior ...

Was first team All-District, first team All-Area and first team AllRegion as a senior ... During sophomore season, he was second team All-Area ... As a junior, was first team All-District, All-Area and All-Region ... During career he had 3,000 rushing yards and 45 touchdowns ... Holds the county record for the most yards in a single game with 363 yards and five touchdowns ... Also lettered in track and field freshman year ... Named All-State, All-Region, All-District and team MVP ... Was a three-time state qualifier and medalist ... Lettered in weight lifting his freshman year ... Was named All-State, All-Region and All-District ... Qualified for state in the 183-pound class.

PERSONAL

Full name is DuJuan LaTroy Harris ... Was born on September 3, 1988 ... Parents are Juan L. Harris and Rose S. Jones ... Has five brothers – Juan, Jr. (26), Jordan (20) LaDorrian (22), Scottie (24) and JaQuan (9) – and three sisters, LaWuan (7), Shaniya (5) and Danaja (8) ... Nicknamed “Foxx” in high school because he had red hair when he was born ... Has two relatives who played professional football for the Seattle Seahawks and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers ... Majoring in Criminal Justice.

HARRIS’ CAREER STATS

Rushing Year GP/S Att Yds 2007 82 372 2008 210 1077 2009 151 583 Totals 443 2032

Avg 4.5 5.1 3.9 4.6

TD 0 11 10 21

Long 34 67 25 67

Receiving Year GP/S Rec Yds Avg 2007 5 29 5.8 2008 36 216 6.0 2009 27 242 9.0 Totals 68 487 7.2

TD 0 3 2 5

Long 10 29 22 29

Passing Year GP/S A-C-I 2007 0-0-0 2008 1-1-0 2009 0-0-0 Totals 1-1-0

Yds 0 5 0 5

TD 0 1 0 1

Long 0 5 0 5

HARRIS’ SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS Rushing Attempts: 28 vs Louisiana-Lafayette, 2008 Yards: 234 vs Louisiana-Lafayette, 2008 Touchdowns: 2, five times Long: 67 vs Louisiana-Lafayette, 2008 Receiving Receptions: 8 vs Ohio State, 2008 Yards: 49 vs Central Michigan, 2010 Touchdowns: 1, five times Long: 29 vs Ohio State, 2008 Passing Completions: 1 vs Louisiana-Lafayette, 2008 Attempts: 1 vs Louisiana-Lafayatte, 2008 Touchdowns: 1 vs Louisiana-Lafayette, 2008 Long: 5 vs Louisiana-Lafayette, 2008

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SELLERS

DEFENSIVE BACK

SENIOR ○ 5-10 ○ 190 ○ 3L

TROY, ALABAMA PIKE LIBERAL ARTS SCHOOL

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

Played in 13 games as a reserve defensive back and on special teams … Credited with three tackles on the season … Posted two tackles in win over Arkansas State.

2008 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

Saw action in all 13 games as a backup defensive back and special teams player ... Was credited with seven tackles on the year ... Had a tackle for loss of six yards against Alcorn State.

2007 | FRESHMAN SEASON

Saw action in all 12 games as a reserve defensive back and special teams player ... Was credited with one tackle.

SELLERS’ CAREER STATS

Defensive Year GP/S UT AT TT TFL QBS 2007 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 2008 5 2 7 0-0 0-0 2009 2 1 3 0-0 0-0 Totals 8 3 11 0-0 0-0

INT 0 0 0 0

SELLERS’ SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS Defense Tackles: 2, three times Solo Tackles: 2, three times Pass Breakups: 1 vs FIU, 2007

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Pike Liberal Arts where he was senior class and Beta president ... Member of the National Honor Society ... Name to preseason Wiregrass Super Eleven ... Lettered in football under Coach Bryan Seymore ... Primary position was running back ...

During his senior year was honorable mention All-State, second team All-District and All-Area ... His junior year was honorable mention All-State, All-District and All-Area ... As a sophomore was honorable mention and All-Area ... Voted MVP in East-West All-Star game as a member of East All-Star team ... During career had more than 3,000 rushing yards and more than 600 receiving yards ... Also lettered in track his sophomore year ...

Was MVP sophomore year through senior year.

PERSONAL

Full name is Samuel Gilbert Sellers ... Was born on September 22, 1987 ... Parents are Gilbert and Martha Sellers ... Has two sisters Sara (20) and Christy (25) ... Father played college football at Auburn University ... Is a Biology major.

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FR 0 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0 0

2010 TROJAN RETURNEES

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

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DANIEL LINEBACKER

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SHEFFIELD

SENIOR ○ 6-3 ○ 206 ○ 2L

ASHBURN, GEORGIA TURNER COUNTY HS/GARDEN CITY CC

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

SHEFFIELD’S CAREER STATS

Started 12 games, playing in 13 for the Trojans … Named Sun Belt Conference Special Teams Player of the Week after blocking two PAT attempts by North Texas … Totaled 54 tackles on the year … Lone sack of the season came at FIU … Had a season-best eight tackles at Arkansas State … Had seven stops against both Florida and UAB … Also credited with two pass breakups.

Defensive Year GP/S UT AT TT TFL QBS 2008 13/0 16 6 22 0-0 0-0 2009 13/12 32 22 54 2.5-5 1-3 Totals 26/12 48 28 76 2.5-5 1-3

INT 0 0 0

PBU 0 3 3

SHEFFIELD’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS

2008 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

Saw action in all 13 games as a back-up defensive back and on special teams...Recorded 22 tackles, with 16 unassisted ... Best performance of the season came against Alcorn State in a reserve role, recording six total tackles and five unassisted tackles ... He also recorded three tackles against Louisiana-Monroe and Louisiana-Lafayette.

Defense Tackles: 8 vs Arkansas State, 2009 Solo Tackles: 5 vs Arkansas, 2009 Tackles for Loss: 1 vs FIU and North Texas, 2009 Sacks: 1 vs FIU, 2009 Pass Breakups: 1, three times Quarterback Hurries: 1, three times Blocked Kicks: 2 vs North Texas, 2009

JUNIOR COLLEGE | GARDEN CITY

Recorded 79 tackles, forced one fumble and recorded two interceptions in his lone junior college season ... Earned the Big Hit Award for the team.

HIGH SCHOOL

Four-year letter winner ... Team improved from back-to-back 1-9 seasons during his freshman and sophomore years to 9-2 during his senior season ... Was twice named second team All-Region ...

Played linebacker, tight end and defensive end in high school ...

Recorded 110 tackles his senior season and 193 tackles over his last two years ... Also lettered in basketball, earning second team All-Region honors as a senior … Football coach was Eric Soliday.

PERSONAL

Full name is Daniel Martinez Sheffield ... Was born on February 10, 1988 ... Parents are Daren and Angela Tumbling ... Has one brother, Tra Tumbling (12), and a sister, Jaylen Sheffield (1) ... Is a Social Science major.

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CLARK

OFFENSIVE LINE

SENIOR ○ 6-2 ○ 285 ○ 3L

ALABASTER, ALABAMA THOMPSON HS

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

Started all 13 games at left guard and also played some at center, right guard and left tackle … After starting slowly, graded at better than 85 percent in each of the last nine games … Did not allow a sack through the first 11 games, but surrendered a half sack in the season finale … Had a season-high 10 knockdown blocks in the win over Florida Atlantic ... Graded a seasonhigh 94.2 percent in the win over ULM.

2008 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

Started all 13 games at left guard for the Trojans...Played 902 total snaps...Recorded 59 knockdown blocks...Graded out at 86.7 percent for the season including a season best 95 percent against Alcorn State.

the playing rotation early before taking over as the starting left guard late in the season ... Saw action in all 12 games, the final five as a starter ... Played 509 total snaps, recording 28 knockdown blocks while grading at 78.3 percent for the season ... Was flagged for two penalties and allowed 1.5 sacks.

HIGH SCHOOL

Lettered three years at Thompson High School...Was named FirstTeam All-Region as a senior.

PERSONAL

Full name is Christopher Tyler Clark ... Was born on September 13, 1989 ... Parents are Rusty and Sandra Clark ... Majoring in Marketing.

2007 | FRESHMAN SEASON

After walking on at the start of fall camp, worked his way into

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2010 TROJAN RETURNEES

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

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GRAVES

OFFENSIVE LINE

SENIOR ○ 6-5 ○ 281 ○ 1L

SUMRALL, MISSISSIPPI SUMRALL HS/PEARL RIVER CC

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

Saw action in eight games, one as starter, on the offensive line … Had to sit out the first three games of the year as a result of NCAA sanctions that carried over from his time at Florida State ... Made his first appearance for Troy in starting role at Arkansas State ... Struggled in that game, getting flagged for five penalties .. Finished the year strong, grading 94.3 percent for his final three games … Had a season-high seven knockdown blocks against Florida Atlantic.

JUNIOR COLLEGE | PEARL RIVER

Pearl River CC: First team All-Mississippi junior college performer following his sophomore season at Pearl River Community College in 2008

HIGH SCHOOL

Starter at Sumerall HS... As senior, No.1-ranked guard prospect in the state of Mississippi... Was PrepStar Magazine preseason all-region selection in 2005 after an outstanding junior season that saw him win his district’s Most Valuable Player award.

PERSONAL

Born January 12, 1988 in Sumrall, Mississippi … Son of Pam Graves … Has three siblings, Candy Steele (34), Codi Graves (28) and Tanner Graves (26) … Majoring in Social Science with a minor in History.

PRIOR TO TROY | FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY Redshirted the 2006 season.

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NEWLAND

OFFENSIVE LINE

SENIOR ○ 6-1 ○ 298 ○ 1L

FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY FRANKLIN COUNTY HS/HUTCHINSON CC

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

Backup offensive lineman who saw action in nine games …

Played a season-high 35 snaps twice, at Arkansas State and North Texas.

PERSONAL

Full name is Nathan Lee Newland...Was born on September 19, 1989...Son of Rachelle Newland...Has one sister, Tiffany, and one brother, Zack.

JUNIOR COLLEGE | HUTCHINSON

Originally signed with Troy before attending Hutchinson CC...

Part of an offensive line on the sixth best rushing offense in Jayhawk Conference with an average of 80 yards per game...

Offense was also ranked sixth in total offense (219 yards per game) and scoring offense (13.8 points per game).

HIGH SCHOOL

Three year starter for Franklin County HS... Third team All-State and first team All-District as senior... Holds Franklin County weight room record with a 600 pound dead lift

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STIDHAM

TIGHT END

SENIOR ○ 6-3 ○ 233 ○ 2L

BLOUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA SUSAN MOORE HS

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

Saw action in 10 games as reserve tight end … Did not record a reception.

2008 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

Saw action in four games...Recorded two receptions for 19 yards on the season, all against Alcorn State.

2007 | FRESHMAN SEASON Did not see playing time.

HIGH SCHOOL

Was a three-year letter winner for coach Tim Gillespie at Susan Moore HS ... Was selected as a Class 3A All-State performer as a senior after recording 78 receptions for 870 yards and 12 touchdowns in leading his team to a 9-3 record ... Had 70 receptions for 800 yards and 10 touchdowns during his junior season in helping the team to an 8-3 record ... Was also a two-year letter winner in basketball.

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PERSONAL

Full name is Matthew Blake Stidham ... Was born on July 3, 1988 in Birmingham ... Parents are Jimmy and Susan Stidham ... Has one brother, Brandon (27) ... Is a Physical Education major.

STIDHAM’S CAREER STATS

Receiving Year GP/S Rec Yds Avg 2007 0/0 0 0 0 2008 4/0 2 19 9.5 2009 10/0 0 0 0 Totals 14/0 2 19 9.5

TD 0 0 0 0

Long 0 11 0 11

STIDHAM’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS Receiving Receptions: 2 vs Alcorn State, 2008 Yards: 19 vs Alcorn State, 2008 Long: 11 vs Alcorn State, 2008

CROSBY

SENIOR ○ 6-1 ○ 254 ○ 1L

MILLBROOK, ALABAMA STANHOPE ELMORE HS/ARIZONA WESTERN CC

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

Saw action in 11 games as a reserve tight end … Did not record a reception.

2008 | SOPHOMORE SEASON Did not see playing time.

Personal: Born October 19, 1987 … Parents are Sally Long and David Crosby … Has one brother, David Crosby (46) and one sister, Karian Jackson (25) … Majoring in Criminal Justice.

CROSBY’S CAREER STATS

JUNIOR COLLEGE | ARIZONA WESTERN Spent the season at Arizona Western College.

HIGH SCHOOL

PERSONAL

High School: Earned honorable mention All-State honors by the Alabama Sports Writers Association as a senior for coach Stan Foshee at Stanhope-Elmore High ... Was named to the Montgomery Advertiser’s All-Metro team ... As a senior, helped team to an 11-2 overall record, Alabama Class 5A state semifinals and No. 3 final ranking ... Notched 21 receptions for 347 yards and seven touchdowns in 2004 ... voted team captain senior season.

Receiving Year GP/S Rec Yds Avg 2008 0/0 0 0 0 2009 11/0 0 0 0 Totals 11/0 0 0 0

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2010 TROJAN RETURNEES

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

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DUDLEY

SENIOR ○ 6-0 ○ 286 ○ 1L

COLUMBUS, GEORGIA SHAW HS/NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI CC

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

Saw action in first three games of the season … Posted two tackles against both Bowling Green and Florida … Recorded three quarterback hurries against No. 1 Florida.

JUNIOR COLLEGE | NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI

Was named first team All-Mississippi junior college performer following his sophomore season at Northeast Mississippi CC ...

Was also named to the All-Region XXIII team ... Earned NJCAA Preseason All-America honors in 2008 ... Had 91 tackles, eight for a loss and two sacks in his career.

Defensive Year GP/S UT AT TT TFL QBS 2009 3/0 4 0 4 0-0 0-0 Totals 3/0 4 0 4 0-0 0-0

INT PBU FR FF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

DUDLEY’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS

Was a four year starter at Shaw HS in Columbus, Ga under head coach Charles Flowers ... Was a Georgia Sports Writers Association All-State pick in Class 3A as a senior ... Played in the Georgia North-South All-star game ... Had 198 tackles, 12 forced fumbles and two blocked punts in his career.

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Full name is Emanuel Titus Dudley ... Was born on July 12, 1987... Married to Desiree Anne Dudley ... Has one son, Emanuel Titus Dudley II ... Parents are Robbie and Terry Dudley ... Has one sister, Robynasa (20), and one brother Terry, Jr. (24) ... Majoring in criminal justice.

DUDLEY’S CAREER STATS

HIGH SCHOOL

RILEY

PERSONAL

Defense Tackles: 2 vs Bowling Green, 2009 and Florida, 2009 Solo Tackles: 2 vs Bowling Green, 2009 and Florida, 2009 Quarterback Hurries: 3 vs Florida, 2009

FLOWERS

DEFENSIVE LINE

SENIOR ○ 5-11 ○ 280 ○ 1L

GENEVA, ALABAMA GENEVA HS/JONES COUNTY JC

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

Saw action against Bowling Green and Florida … Did not record any stats.

JUNIOR COLLEGE | JONES COUNTY

FLOWERS’ CAREER STATS

Defensive Year GP/S UT AT TT TFL QBS 2009 2/0 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 Totals 2/0 0 0 0 0-0 0-0

Named First team All-Mississippi junior college performer following his sophomore season... Saw action in all 11 games on defense as freshman … Rated a four star recruit by Scout.com.

HIGH SCHOOL

Played Defensive tackle for Geneva High School.

PERSONAL

Full name is Riley Derz Flowers ... Born on January 1, 1987 ... Is the son of Ruth Flowers … Majoring in Criminal Justice.

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JAMIE

HAMPTON

QUARTERBACK

JUNIOR ○ 6-1 ○ 212 ○ 2L

CEDAR BLUFF, ALABAMA CEDAR BLUFF HS

2009 | JUNIOR SEASON

PERSONAL

Redshirted.

Personal: Full name is James Ryan Hampton ... Was born on May 15, 1989 ... Parents are Joey and Kathy Hampton ... Has a brother Joshua (22) ... Is a Math major.

2008 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

After winning a three-way battle for the starting job during spring drills, and holding on to the position during training camp, started the first five games of the year before suffering a season-ending knee injury during the game at Florida Atlantic ... Finished as the team’s third leading rusher with 236 yards and four touchdowns ... Completed 61.5 percent of his passes for 1,046 yards and nine touchdowns ... Best performance was against Alcorn State with 323 yards and four TD passes.

HAMPTON’S CAREER STATS Passing Year GP/S A-C-I 2007 8/1 6-11-1 2008 5/5 107-174-1 Totals 13/6 113-185-2

2007 | FRESHMAN SEASON

Saw action in eight games, including a start in the game at Georgia ... Completed six of his 11 pass attempts for the season for 45 yards and one touchdown ... Had one pass intercepted ...

TD pass went for five yards against UGA ... Finished the season as the Trojans’ fourth leading rusher, carrying 26 times for 161 yards ... Had three carries for 72 yards, including a 56-yard gallop, in the game at Arkansas ... Had one reception, for 17 yards, on the opening play of the game at Georgia.

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Cedar Bluff High School ... Academic honors included: Beta Club, National Honor Roll and top 20 State Finalist for the Wendy’s Heisman ...Was named to Gadsden Times Dandy Dozen ... Football team won the Region Championship from 2004-2007 ... As a junior, was second team All-State, first team All-County and first team All-Region ... As a senior, was first team All-state, All-County and All-Region ... Played in the 2007 Alabama-Mississippi All-Star game ... During his career, he had 203 rushing attempts for 1,272 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns ... Completed 295-of-519 passes for 4,971 passing yards and 65 touchdowns ... Also lettered in basketball and was named team MVP, AllArea and All-County.

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Rushing Year GP/S Att Yds 2007 8/1 26 161 2008 5/5 52 236 Totals 13/6 78 397

TD 1 9 10

Avg 6.2 4.5 5.1

Long 13 45 45 TD 0 4 4

Long 56 20 56

HAMPTON’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS Passing Attempts: 30 vs Ohio State, 2008 Completions: 45 vs Oklahoma State, 2008 Touchdowns: 4 vs Alcorn State, 2008 Long: 45 vs Ohio State, 2008 Rushing Attempts: 16 VS Florida Atlantic, 2008 Yards: 72 vs Arkansas, 2007 Touchdowns: 2 vs Florida Atlantic, 2008 Long: 56 vs Arkansas, 2007

2010 TROJAN RETURNEES

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

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CHIP

REEVES

WIDE RECEIVER

JUNIOR ○ 5-11 ○ 175 ○ 2L

STONE MOUNTAIN, GEORGIA STONE MOUNTAIN HS

2009 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

REEVES’ CAREER STATS

Saw action in 12 of 13 games … Ranked third on the team with 363 receiving yards on just 22 receptions … 18 of his 22 catches went for first downs … Ranked second on the team with five play of at least 25 yards … Scored the longest touchdown of the season for Troy, a 63-yarder against North Texas … Also had a 52-yard touchdown catch on national TV against Middle Tennessee … Had a 33-yard touchdown snag against ULM

2008 | FRESHMAN SEASON

Saw action in eight games as a reserve receiver ... Had four receptions on the year for 40 yards ... Also had one kickoff return for six yards and one punt return for minus one.

HIGH SCHOOL

Was a four-year letter winner at Stone Mountain HS where he played for his father ... Was limited to just six games during senior season, posting 43 receptions for 735 yards and three touchdowns to go with 212 yards rushing and 181 yards on kickoff returns ... As a junior, had a team-leading 57 receptions for 801 yards and seven scores to go with 45 rushing attempts for 478 yards and two touchdowns ... Also had 379 yards on kickoff returns and 221 yards on punt returns to go with 49 tackles and two interceptions on defense ... Was named All-County and AllState as a junior and played in the GACA and Dekalb All-Star games ... As a sophomore, had 35 receptions for 691 yards and four touchdowns to go with 31 rushing attempts for 405 yards and four scores ... He also had 64 tackles and four interceptions as a sophomore ... For his career, had 5,146 all-purpose yards and 27 touchdowns while posting 134 tackles and nine interceptions ... Also lettered in basketball and track, where he posted a time of 10.4 in the 100 meters ... Was an honor student.

PERSONAL

Full name is Charles Edward Reeves, Jr. ... Goes by the nickname Chip ... Was born on December 24, 1989 ... Parents are Charles and Veronica Reeves ... Has one sister, Chara (15) ... His dad played college football at Clarke College ... Is undecided on a major.

Receiving Year GP/S Rec Yds Avg 2008 8/0 4 40 10.0 2009 12/0 22 363 16.5 Totals 20/0 26 403 15.5

TD 0 3 3

Long 12 63 63

Rushing Year GP/S Att Yds 2008 8/0 0 0 2009 12/0 3 9 Totals 20/0 3 9

TD 0 0 0

Long 0 6 6

TD 0 0 0

Long 6 29 29

Avg 0 3.0 3.0

Kick Returns Year GP/S Att Yds Avg 2008 8/0 2 5 2.5 2009 12/0 3 54 18.0 Totals 20/0 5 59 11.8

REEVES’ SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS Receiving Receptions: 5 vs UAB, 2009 Yards: 95 vs UAB, 2009 Touchdowns: 1, three times Long: 63 vs UAB, 2008 Rushing Attempts: 2 vs Florida Atlantic, 2009 Yards: 6 vs Arkansas State, 2009 Long: 6 vs Arkansas State, 2009 Kick Returns Attempts: 2 vs Florida, 2009 Yards: 29 vs North Texas, 2009 Long: 29 vs North Texas, 2009

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MICHAEL KICKER

2010 TROJAN RETURNEES

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TAYLOR

JUNIOR ○ 5-10 ○ 206 ○ 2L

PENSACOLA, FLORIDA WASHINGTON HS

2009 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

Took over as place-kicker after fourth game of season … Hit on 11-of-14 attempts … Kicked a game-tying 46-yarder in GMAC Bowl with 31 seconds remaining … Had two fields goals against North Texas, Arkansas, Florida Atlantic and Louisiana-Lafayette … Was successful on 43-of-44 extra point attempts during the season … Averaged 63.6 yards on kick-offs with 16 touchbacks.

TAYLOR’S CAREER STATS

Field Goals Year M/A Pct. Long Blk 2008 0/0 .000 0 0 2009 11/14 .786 46 1 Totals

Served as the kickoff specialist in all 13 games ... Averaged 58.2 yards on 89 kickoffs with nine touchbacks ... Had six of his kickoffs go out of bounds ... Was credited with one tackle.

Kickoffs Year No. Yds Avg 2008 89 5178 58.2 2009 83 5281 63.6 Totals

HIGH SCHOOL

TAYLOR’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS

2008 | FRESHMAN SEASON

Sent 70-of-75 kickoffs into the end zone for touchbacks in 2006 ... Also connected on a 56-yard field goal ... Was named first team All-State and played in the Max Ensminger All-Star game.

PERSONAL

Is the son of Mike Taylor and Clint and Holly Lohr ... Was born on October 2, 1988 ... Has two brothers, Jacob Taylor (17) and Jordan Lohr (4) ... Is a Sport & Fitness Management major.

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TB 9 16

OB 6 3

Field Goals Made: 2, five times Attempted: 4 vs Central Michigan, 2010 Long: 46 vs Central Michigan, 2010

Kickoffs Number: 12 vs Alcorn State, 2008 Yards: 721 vs Alcorn State, 2008 Touchbacks: 6 vs Louisiana-Lafayette, 2009

LAMB

JUNIOR ○ 5-9 ○ 222 ○ 2L

TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA LINCOLN HS

2009 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

Played in 13 games as a back-up linebacker and special teams performer … Credited with 38 tackles … Totaled nine stops against Florida Atlantic … Tallied seven tackles against No. 1 Florida … Had five stops against Bowling Green in the season opener.

2008 | FRESHMAN SEASON

Saw action in 11 games as a backup at the Mike linebacker spot ... Was credited with 27 tackles on the year, including a seasonhigh eight stops against Alcorn State ... Had six tackles, a half sack, an interception and a pass breakup at North Texas ... Had an impressive spring that included a 21 tackle performance in the T-Day spring game.

HIGH SCHOOL

During senior year was third-team All-State. .. For his career, had 175 tackles, two sacks, two forced fumbles and two fumbles recovered ... Holds high school record for most tackles in a season at 154 ... Posted a 23 tackle game in third round of the playoffs as a senior ... Also lettered in weight lifting and was named All-

State, All-Region, All-District and team MVP ... Named All-Big Bend Wrestler of the Year … Football coach was Kyle Rice.

PERSONAL

Full name is Xavier Dewayne Lamb ... Was born on July 5, 1989 ... Parents are Timothy Lamb and Vanessa Hackley ... Has two brothers, Antonio (20) and Timothy Jr. (21), and has two sisters Javasia (16) and Timara (12) ... Is a Criminal Justice major.

LAMB’S CAREER STATS

Defensive Year GP/S UT AT TT TFL QBS 2008 11/0 18 9 27 0.5-4 0.5-4 2009 13/0 26 12 38 0.5-1 0-0 Totals 14/0 44 21 65 1-5 0.5-4

INT 1 0 1

PBU 1 0 1

DUDLEY’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS

FR 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0

Defense Tackles: 9 vs Florida Atlantic, 2009 Solo Tackles: 5, three times Tackles for Loss: 0.5 vs Florida, 2009 and 0.5 vs N Texas, 2008

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TAYLOR

RUNNING BACK

JUNIOR ○ 5-11 ○ 226 ○ 1L

FAIRHOPE, ALABAMA BALDWIN COUNTY HS

2009 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

Played in all 13 games … Totaled eight carries for 71 yards on the season … Rushed six times for 53 yards against North Texas.

2008 | FRESHMAN SEASON

Received a medical redshirt after suffering a back injury ... Saw action in one game, rushing for 37 yards on nine carries against Alcorn State.

HIGH SCHOOL

Two year starting running back for Baldwin County HS ... Recorded 79 carries for 678 yards and nine touchdowns senior year ... As a linebacker, had 75 tackles one sack, two forced fumbles and three interceptions recorded.

TAYLOR’S CAREER STATS

Rushing Year GP/S Att Yds 2008 1/0 9 37 2009 13/0 8 71 Totals 14/0 17 108

Avg 4.1 8.9 6.4

TD 0 0 0

Long 7 27 27

TAYLOR’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS Rushing Attempts: 6 vs North Texas, 2009 Yards: 53 vs North Texas, 2009 Long: 27 vs North Texas, 2009

PERSONAL

Full name is Donald Taylor, Jr. ... Was born in Mobile, Alabama, on April 14, 1990 ... Parents are Victoria and Donald Taylor ...

Has two sisters, Ieisha (16) and Christian (11) ... Majoring in Accounting.

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GOLDEN

JUNIOR ○ 6-0 ○ 236 ○ 2L

QUITMAN, GEORGIA BROOKS COUNTY HS

2009 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

Saw action in 13 games with two starts … Credited with 37 tackles … Also added 1.5 TFL and one sack … Lone sack came on No. 1 Florida’s Tim Tebow … Made his only interception of the season against ULM … Also forced two fumbles at Florida with one recovery … Posted a season-best nine tackles against the Gators.

2008 | JUNIOR SEASON

Saw action in 11 games, two as a starter at linebacker ... Was credited with 31 tackles on the year, including back-to-back 11 tackle performances in starts against North Texas and ULM ...

Recorded interceptions in both games, returning one 20 yards against North Texas and the other 11 against ULM ... Was credited with a tackle for loss in the Alcorn State game.

HIGH SCHOOL

Attended Brooks County High School and lettered in football under Coach Ryan Branch ... As a sophomore, was second team All-State and first team All-Region ... As a junior, was first team All-State and first team All-Region ... As a senior, received honorable mention in All-Region ... Started at fullback throughout his

career ... As a sophomore, had a 1,200 yards rushing and, as a junior, had 1,300 yards ... Lettered in varsity track and was All-State and All-Region ... As a freshman, set the record in the 400-meters with a time of 54.3 seconds.

PERSONAL

Was born on August 6, 1988 ... Parents are John and Patricia Golden ... Has a brother John (37) and a sister Patty (27) ...

Major is Criminal Justice.

GOLDEN’S CAREER STATS

Defensive Year GP/S UT AT TT TFL 2008 11/2 24 7 31 1-9 2009 13/2 20 17 37 1.5-6 Totals 24/4 44 24 68 2.5-15

QBS 0-0 1-5 1-5

INT 2 1 3

PBU 0 1 1

GOLDEN’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS

FR 0 1 1

FF 0 2 2

Defensive Tackles: 11 vs North Texas, 2008 and vs ULM, 2008 Solo Tackles: 9 vs North Texas, 2008 Tackles for Loss: 1 vs Alcorn State, 2008 and vs Florida, 2009

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BOUDREAUX

JUNIOR ○ 6-1 ○ 225 ○ 2L

AUBURN, ALABAMA AUBURN HS

2009 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

PERSONAL

Played in seven games as a backup defensive end … Totaled seven tackles on the season … Posted season-best two stops at Florida.

Personal: Full name is Brandon Alan Boudreaux ... Was born on June 26, 1989 ... Parents are Dianne and David Boudreaux ...

Has a twin sister, Brittney (20), and a brother, Terrence Augustin (21) ... Majoring in Broadcast Journalism.

2008 | FRESHMAN SEASON

BOUDREAUX’S CAREER STATS

Saw action in four games as a reserve defensive end ... Was credited with six tackles on the year, with three coming against Alcorn State ... Was credited with a half sack against North Texas ... Had three pass breakups.

Defensive Year GP/S UT AT TT TFL 2008 4/0 2 4 6 0-0 2009 7/0 1 3 4 0-0 Totals 11/0 3 7 10 0-0

HIGH SCHOOL

Was a three-year letter winner for former Troy head coach Robert Maddox at Auburn HS ... Recorded 60 solo tackles, eight sacks, 12 tackles for loss, one forced fumble, one blocked kick, 20 assisted tackles and 10 quarterback hurries during his junior campaign ...Was an honorable mention class 6A All-State pick by the Birmingham News in 2006 ... As a senior, was a first team AllRegion pick and was selected to play in the North-South All-Star game ... Holds the school record for sacks in a game (3.5) and a season (12) ... Also lettered in track.

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QBS 0.5-6 0-0 0.5-6

INT 0 0 0

PBU 0 0 0

FR 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0

BOUDREAUX’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS Defensive Tackles: 3 vs Alcorn State, 2008 Solo Tackles: 1, three times Quarterback Sacks: 0.5 vs North Texas, 2008

GOGGANS

JUNIOR ○ 6-0 ○ 220 ○ 2L

DOUGLAS, GEORGIA COFFEE COUNTY HS

2009 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

year during both his junior and senior years ... At his high school, has the record for the most touchbacks in a season.

Honored as a third team All-Sun Belt performer by Phil Steele … Averaged 40.8 yards per punt with a long punt of 63 yards against UAB … Did not have a punt blocked during the season … Posted eight punts of 50 or more yards … Pinned the opponent inside the 20-yard line on 14 occasions … His efforts helped hold opponents to just a 5.5 yards per return average.

PERSONAL

Full name is William Gregory Goggans ... Was born January 13, 1988 ... Is the son of Greg and Jane Goggans ... Has a brother Chase (25) and two sisters, Sarah (19) and Laurell (23) ... Several of his family members have participated in college athletics.

2008 | FRESHMAN SEASON

2008: Handled all of the Trojans’ punting duties ... Ranked fifth in the Sun Belt, and 76th in the nation, in punting, averaging 39.2 yards per kick ... Had only four touchbacks during the year, but downed 18 punts inside the opponents’ 20 yard line ... Had seven punts that were fair caught and had eight punts of 50 or more yards ... Best day came against Oklahoma State when he punted just once for a season-long 68 yards.

GOGGANS’ CAREER STATS

HIGH SCHOOL

Punting Punts: 9 vs Florida, 2009 and vs Middle Tennessee, 2009 Yards: 398 vs Florida, 2009 Average: 51.3 vs UAB, 2009 Long: 68 vs Oklahoma State, 2008

Punting Year No. Yds Avg 2008 52 2037 39.2 2009 56 2285 40.8 Totals 108 4322 40.0

Long 68 63 58

Blk 1 0 1

TB 4 4 8

FC 7 16 23

I-20 18 14 32

GOGGANS’ SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS

Attended Coffee High School in Ga. ... Was a Wendy’s Heisman nominee ... Named second team All-State and first team AllRegion as a junior ... As a senior, he was second team All-Region ... Other honors he received included specials teams player of the

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2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

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HENRY

LONG SNAPPER

JUNIOR ○ 6-0 ○ 230 ○ 1L

GREENSBORO, ALABAMA SOUTHERN ACADEMY

2009 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

Served as Troy’s long-snapper on punts ... Credited with four special teams tackles on the year … Recovered a critical fumble at Arkansas State to set up the Trojans’ game-winning touchdown.

HIGH SCHOOL

Three year starting linebacker for Southern Academy... Member of a three-time state championship squad (2004, 2005, and 2006)... Career 276 tackles recorded... Graduated second in class.

PERSONAL

Parents are Melissa and Mac Henry... Has one brother Trey (25)...

Majoring in Biology.

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SWINDALL

OFFENSIVE LINE

JUNIOR ○ 6-1 ○ 271 ○ 1L

TROY, ALABAMA CHARLES HENDERSON HS

2009 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

PERSONAL

Saw action in four games as a reserve offensive lineman …

Played a total of 40 snaps, recording five knockdowns.

Full name is Timothy Zachary Swindall ... Was born on January 23, 1989 ... Parents are Tim and Phyllis Swindall ... Has one brother, Zeb (19), and one sister, Kaitlin (17) ... His dad played football at Auburn ... Majoring in General Business.

2008 | FRESHMAN SEASON

Saw action in one game against Alcorn State as a reserve offensive lineman...Played for 13 total snaps grading at 92 percent.

HIGH SCHOOL

Was a four-year letter winner for coach Hugh Fountain at CHHS ... Played offensive and defensive tackle and also served as long snapper ... Was an honorable mention All-State pick ... Was a member of the National Honor Society.

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BROWN

OFFENSIVE LINE

JUNIOR ○ 6-4 ○ 346 ○ 1L

MAGNOLIA, MISSISSIPPI AMITE COUNTY HS/SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI CC

2009 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

HIGH SCHOOL

JUNIOR COLLEGE | SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI

PERSONAL

Started all 13 games at left tackle … Led the team with 66 knockdown blocks, but also led the team with nine penalties and 3.5 sacks allowed … Best performance came against Florida Atlantic when he recorded a season-high 13 knockdowns and graded at 95.3 percent, the highest grade for any Troy lineman in a game in 2009.

Was named Amite County’s Rookie of the Year as a ninth grader and Defensive Player of the Year as a 10th grader... Recorded 103 tackles and 14 sacks as a sophomore at Amite County HS...

Was a two-time All-State selection in Class 2A ... Was considered to be one of the top offensive line prospects in Mississippi as a senior... Won 2005 Mississippi state weightlifting championship.

Southwest Mississippi CC: Named a second team All-Mississippi Junior College performer following his sophomore season.

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Born November 30, 1988 … Parents are Paulina Harnaess and Ellis Jackson … Has three siblings, Ellis Ray Magee (19), Joseph Harness (19), Elaine Brown (32) … Majoring in Criminal Justice.

CORLEY

DEFENSIVE LINE

JUNIOR ○ 6-4 ○ 274 ○ 1L

MOBILE, ALABAMA MCGILL-TOOLEN HS/LSU

2009 | SOPHOMORE SEASON

Saw action in all 13 games as a reserve defensive lineman after arriving late to camp as a transfer from LSU … Granted a hardship waiver by the NCAA so that the could begin play immediately … Credited with 11 tackles on the year as well as two quarterback hurries.

PRIOR TO TROY | LSU

LSU: Spent two seasons under Les Miles at LSU … Played in three games with no starts in 2008 ... Saw action in wins over North Texas, Tulane and Georgia Tech ... Had a pair of tackles ... Assisted in a tackle for a loss against the Green Wave … Redshirted as a true freshman in 2007.

HIGH SCHOOL

A blue-chip defensive end rated among the top-three overall players in the state of Alabama ... A standout at the Alabama Junior All-Star Game and U.S. Army All-American Bowl for the East team ... Ranked the fourth-best strongside defensive end in the nation by Rivals.com ... A member of the Atlanta JournalConstitution Super Southern 100 and ESPN.com 150 ... Rated second-best player in Alabama by Bamaonline.com ... Named a USA Today Elite 25 player ... Named an Athlon Magazine top 50 player and a Lindy’s Magazine top 100 player ... Max Emfinger named Corley the third best player in the state of Alabama’s class of 2007 ... Was a Birmingham News Super Senior and member of Mobile Press-Register’s Elite 18 ... Crichton Optimist Player of the Year ... Was also BellSouth Defensive player of the Year ... Following his senior season he was named first team All-State and was the 6A state defensive lineman of the year ...

Showed his versatility by lining up at both defensive end positions, defensive tackle, fullback, tight end, and linebacker ...

Recorded 191 tackles for loss and 50.5 sacks for his high school career ... Four-year starter in high school ... Named team captain

as a senior ... Coached by Steve Savarese ... His father is an assistant coach at McGill-Toolen.

PERSONAL

Born Nov. 12, 1988 in Mobile, Ala. ... Parents are Sidell and Lasona Corley ... has four siblings – Kiarra, Richard, and Hernandez ... Majoring in Human Services.

CORLEY’S CAREER STATS

Defensive Year GP/S UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU FR FF 2009 13/0 7 4 11 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 13/0 7 4 11 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0

CORLEY’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS

Defensive Tackles: 2 vs Middle Tennessee, 2009 and FIU, 2009 Solo Tackles: 1, seven times Quarterback Hurries: 2 vs Florida, 2009

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2010 TROJAN RETURNEES

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

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JOSH

JARBOE

WIDE RECEIVER

SOPHOMORE ○ 6-2 ○ 199 ○ 1L

DECATUR, GEORGIA CEDAR GROVE HS

2009 | FRESHMAN SEASON

Saw action in 11 games, three as a starter … Recorded 14 receptions for 236 yards and a touchdown … His 67-yard reception against Arkansas State set up a Troy touchdown … Had a season-high three receptions for 64 yards against North Texas …

Scored his lone touchdown against ULM … Grabbed two passes for 44 yards against Arkansas

HIGH SCHOOL

Three year starting wide receiver … Recorded 34 receptions for 643 yards and five touchdowns as a senior … Preseason first team All-State selection in 2007 … Named to All-County team as junior and senior … Posted 43 catches for 873 yards and seven touchdowns as a junior … Selected to Atlanta Falcons 7-on-7 All-Star team in 2006 and 2007 … Voted fifth best player in Georgia Top 50 … ESPN and Rivals.com ranked him as 10th best receiver prospect in the nation … Scout.com ranked him as the 18th best receiver nationally

TD 1 1

Long 67 67

Rushing Year GP/S Att Yds 2009 11/0 2 9 Totals 11/0 2 9

TD 0 0

Long 5 5

Avg 4.5 4.5

Receiving Receptions: 3 vs FIU, 2009 Yards: 67 vs UAB, 2009 Touchdowns: 1 vs ULM, 2009 Long: 67 vs FIU, 2009

Parents are Sheila Dudley and Jerry Jarboe … Has two brothers, Arturo (35) and Keyunta (26) … Also has one sister, Jerriyauna (17) … Major is undecided.

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Receiving Year GP/S Rec Yds Avg 2009 11/0 15 248 16.5 Totals 11/0 15 248 16.5

JARBOE’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS

PERSONAL

SHAWN

JARBOE’S CAREER STATS

Rushing Attempts: 1 vs Bowling Green, 2009 and vs ULM, 2009 Yards: 5 vs Bowling Green, 2009 Long: 5 vs Arkansas State, 2009

SOUTHWARD

RUNNING BACK

SOPHOMORE ○ 5-8 ○ 184 ○ 1L

FLORENCE, ALABAMA FLORENCE HS

2009 | FRESHMAN SEASON

Named Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year by coaches and media … Saw action in all 13 games with three starts …

Tied a Troy record with four touchdowns at Western Kentucky …

Also rushed for 139 yards on 19 carries against WKU … Ranked fifth among freshman runners nationally with 12 touchdowns …

Scored two touchdowns and rushed for 152 yards at ULL.

HIGH SCHOOL

Rushed for over 4,000 yards in his career, including over 1,300 his senior season ... Rushed for 1,736 yards and 28 touchdowns as a junior ... Was first team All-District, All-Area and All-Region during career ... Was also Honorable Mention All-State ...

Played in the 2008 Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Classic ... Was ranked by Rivals.com as the 24th best all-purpose back in the nation and the 23rd best recruit overall in the state of Alabama.

PERSONAL

Full name is Kendrick Kayshaun Southward ... Was born on November 18,1990 ... Parents are Angela Southward and Paul Roswell ... Has two sisters, Kierra (14) and Shertoria (22), and one brother, Jamarcus (20) … Major is undecided.

SOUTHWARD’S CAREER STATS

Receiving Year GP/S Rec Yds Avg 2009 13/3 13 123 9.5 Totals 13/3 13 123 9.5

TD 0 0

Long 20 20

Rushing Year GP/S Att Yds 2009 13/3 110 602 Totals 13/3 110 602

TD 12 12

Long 42 42

Avg 5.5 5.5

SOUTHWARD’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS Receiving Receptions: 3 vs Central Michigan, 2010 Yards: 29 vs Central Michigan, 2010 Long: 20 vs Florida Atlantic, 2009

Rushing Attempts: 19 vs WKU, 2009 Yards: 152 vs Louisiana-Lafayette, 2009 Touchdowns: 4 vs WKU, 2009 Long: 42 vs Louisiana-Lafayette, 2009

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WILLIS

DEFENSIVE BACK

SOPHOMORE ○ 5-9 ○ 180 ○ 1L

COLUMBUS, GEORGIA SHAW HS

2009 | FRESHMAN SEASON

Voted second team All-Sun Belt by coaches and media … Honored as a third team All-Sun Belt team member by Phil Steele … Voted Sun Belt Player of the Week following his performance against FIU … Started all 13 games a redshirt freshman …

Finished third on the team with 73 tackles … Led the team in interceptions (4) and pass breakups (10) … Recorded interceptions against Bowling Green, FIU, ULM and Arkansas … Returned an on-side kick 38 yards for a touchdown against LouisianaLafayette … Posted a season-best 11 tackles against FIU with three breakups and a pick … Forced a fumble and recovered a fumble against Middle Tennessee … Tallied seven tackles and two deflections in GMAC Bowl against Central Michigan.

HIGH SCHOOL

Played running back, quarterback, receiver and defensive back in prep career ... As a sophomore, rushed 34 times for 60 yards and 11 touchdowns ... Junior season, had eight interceptions and three touchdowns ... During senior season, had 750 yards rushing and 10 scores to go with four interceptions ... Was All-State as a junior and was named the player of the year by WTVM ... Was a two-time All-Bi-City selection ... Holds Georgia state records for eight interceptions during his junior season and for 298 yards

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rushing in a game ... Was first team 3A All-State as a junior and honorable mention as a senior ... Recorded nine interceptions as a senior ... Also lettered in basketball and track … Football coach was Scott Newman

PERSONAL

Full name is Bryan Jamaal Willis ... Is the son of Kathy and Michael Dawson ... Has two sisters, Diamond Franklin and Alickia ...

Is a Business Management major.

WILLIS’ CAREER STATS

Defensive Year GP/S UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU FR FF 2009 13/13 60 13 73 0.5-2 0-0 4 12 1 1 Totals 13/13 60 13 73 0.5-2 0-0 4 12 1 1

WILLIS’ SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS

Defensive Tackles: 11 vs FIU, 2009 Solo Tackles: 8, three times Tackles for Loss: 0.5 vs WKU, 2009 Interceptions: 1, four times Pass Breakups: 3 vs FIU, 2009 and vs WKU, 2009

PHILLIPS

DEFENSIVE BACK

SOPHOMORE ○ 5-9 ○ 176 ○ RS

WAYCROSS, GEORGIA WARE COUNTY HS

2008 | FRESHMAN SEASON

PHILLIPS’ CAREER STATS

Saw action in all 13 games as a reserve defensive back and special teams player ... Was credited with three tackles on the year ... Recorded an interception against Alcorn State.

Defensive Year GP/S UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU FR FF 2009 13/0 2 1 3 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 Totals 13/0 2 1 3 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0

HIGH SCHOOL

Was a three year starter who recorded 28 tackles, 15 assists and one interception over his final season ... Was credited with six pass break-ups ... Was named first team All-Region and first team All-Area following his senior year ... Also lettered in basketball, track and weight lifting.

PHILLIPS’ SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS

Defensive Tackles: 1, three times Solo Tackles: 1 vs North Texas, 2008 and ULM, 2008 Interceptions: 1 vs Alcorn State, 2008

PERSONAL

Full name is KeJuan Maurice Phillips ... Is the son of Melody Gran ... Has three sisters -- Shontell Davis (26), Ventoria Glover (18) and Briana Williams (12) ... Was born on August 5, 1989 ... Is undecided on a major.

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2010 TROJAN RETURNEES

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

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WINSTON

LINEBACKER

SOPHOMORE ○ 6-2 ○ 222 ○ 1L

COLUMBUS, GEORGIA SHAW HS

2009 | FRESHMAN SEASON

WINSTON’S CAREER STATS

Saw only action of the season at No. 1 Florida … Posted two tackles against the Gators.

Defensive Year GP/S UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU FR FF 2009 1/0 0 2 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 1/0 0 2 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0

HIGH SCHOOL

Was a five-year letter winner for coach Charles Flowers at Shaw High School ... Helped team to a 47-7 record over his final four years ... Was named the Bi-City Defensive Player of the Year as a senior ... Was named team MVP as well as earning the award as Best Defensive Lineman ... Also lettered in basketball and weight lifting.

WINSTON’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS Defensive Tackles: 2 vs Florida, 2009

PERSONAL

Full name is Roderick Kowaski Winston ... Was born on November 14, 1988 ... Parents are the late Roderick Winston, Sr., and the late Shirley Winston ... Is the step-son of Andrea Winston ... Has three sisters – Nikki Blanding (27), Jasmine Winston (19) and Sydley Winston (6) – and two brothers – Rashard Jemison (21) and Joshua Winston (11) ... Is a Criminal Justice major.

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DAVIS

SOPHOMORE ○ 5-11 ○ 215 ○ 1L

PERRY, GEORGIA PERRY HS

2009 | FRESHMAN SEASON

Named Sun Belt Conference Special Teams Player of the Week for his efforts at Arkansas State … Forced two fumbles against the Red Wolves and the second setup Troy’s game-winning drive … Recorded his first career sack against Florida Atlantic … Made a season-high five tackles with one TFL against No. 1 Florida … Also forced a fumble against the Gators … Made 21 tackles for the season.

HIGH SCHOOL

Three-time first team All-District, All-Area, and All-Region pick...

Named second team All-State as sophomore... Part of the North and South Classic All-State team... Recorded 398 tackles, 24 sacks and eight forced fumbles for his career... Broke school record for most tackles in a single season and most sacks in a year with nine... Two-time All-State selection and two-time region defensive player of the year … Football coach was Andy Scott.

DAVIS’ CAREER STATS

Defensive Year GP/S UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU FR FF 2009 12/0 18 3 21 2-8 1-7 0 0 0 3 Totals 12/0 18 3 21 2-8 1-7 0 0 0 3

DAVIS’ SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS

Defensive Tackles: 5 vs Florida, 2009 Solo Tackles: 4 vs Florida, 2009 Tackles for Loss: 1 vs Florida, 2009 and vs FAU, 2009 Quarterback Sacks: 1 vs Florida Atlantic, 2009 Forced Fumbles: 2 vs Arkansas State, 2009

PERSONAL

Parents are Lois and Charles Davis... Has three sisters - Demetrish (31), Conquista (28), and Natrian (17) ... Born on Janurary 21, 1990... Majoring in Criminal Justice.

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DAVIS

DEFENSIVE END

SOPHOMORE ○ 6-0 ○ 242 ○ 1L

PERRY, GEORGIA PERRY HS

2009 | FRESHMAN SEASON

Saw action in five games as reserve defensive tackle ... Recorded three tackles.

HIGH SCHOOL

Two year starter at Perry HS for coach Andy Scott... Selected first team All-Area, All-Region, and All-State as senior... Set school record for most tackles for loss in a season with 15... Recorded 127 tackles, 13 sacks and three forced fumbles during his career...

Also lettered for two years in basketball.

DAVIS’ CAREER STATS

Defensive Year GP/S UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU FR FF 2009 5/0 2 1 3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 5/0 2 1 3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0

DAVIS’ SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS Defensive Tackles: 2 vs North Texas, 2009 Solo Tackles: 2 vs North Texas, 2009

PERSONAL

Full name is Tony Lamon Davis...Was born on December 20, 1989... Parents are Dorothy McGhee and Tony Lester... Has one brother, Tomorrius (18) and one sister, Tamela (23)... Majoring in Computer Technology.

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THOMAS

SOPHOMORE ○ 6-0 ○ 234 ○ 1L

MOBILE, ALABAMA MURPHY HS

2009 | FRESHMAN SEASON

THOMAS’ CAREER STATS

Saw action in 10 games as a reserve linebacker and special teams player … Credited with two tackles on the season.

HIGH SCHOOL

Defensive Year GP/S UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU FR FF 2009 10/0 2 0 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 10/0 2 0 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0

Played four season for coach Rone Lee at Murphy HS ... Was All-District, All-Area and All-Region as a sophomore, junior and senior ... Was All-State as a senior ... Was named as the player of the week four times ... As a sophomore, had 113 tackles and 12 for loss ... As a junior, had 123 tackles with 13 coming for loss ... As a senior, posted 113 tackles ... Also had seven career interceptions ... Ranked as the number 37 linebacker in the nation

by Scout.com ... Also lettered in basketball and baseball.

THOMAS’ SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS

Defensive Tackles: 1 vs FIU, 2009 and vs North Texas, 2009 Solo Tackles: 1 vs FIU, 2009 and vs North Texas, 2009

PERSONAL

Full name is Jacoby Maurice Thomas ... Was born on August 22, 1988 ... Is the son of Marcus and Cynthia Thomas ... Has one sister, Jakari (19), and one brother, Marcus (27) ... Majoring in Social Science.

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2010 TROJAN RETURNEES

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

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KYLE

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WILBORN

OFFENSIVE LINE

SOPHOMORE ○ 6-4 ○ 286 ○ 1L

NEWNAN, GEORGIA HERITAGE SCHOOL

2009 | FRESHMAN SEASON

Started 12 of 13 games for the Trojans at right tackle … Missed the Arkansas State game with an ankle sprain suffered against UAB … Played a season-high 83 snaps at Arkansas … Also had a season-high eight knockdown blocks against the Razorbacks …

Credited with 41 total knockdown blocks for the season.

HIGH SCHOOL

Was a two-year letter winner at The Heritage School for coach Ron Beaucham ... Was twice named team captain and was twice named All-Region and All-County ... Was credited with 68 pancake blocks and 64 knockdown blocks during his senior season ... On defense, was credited with 44 tackles including two sacks, two forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries and two blocked field goals ... Had three receptions as a tight end for 20 yards and a touchdown ... Also served as the team long snap-

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per ... Also lettered in baseball and basketball ... Attended the National Youth Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C., and was invited to the Global Youth Leadership Conference in Europe and China ... Has been invited to attend the 2009 Presidential Inauguration ... Has served as a page for State Representative Barbara Mobley ... Was a member of the Key Club, Latin Club, Outdoors Club and FCA ... Is fluent in German.

PERSONAL

Full name is Kyle Christopher Wilborn ... Was born on April 6, 1990 ... Parents are Marcel and Helga Wilborn ... Majoring in Criminal Justice with a concentration in Homeland Security.

ROBINSON

QUARTERBACK

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN ○ 6-0 ○ 214 ○ RS

PADUCAH, KENTUCKY LONE OAK HS

2009 | FRESHMAN SEASON

PERSONAL

Did not see any action, redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL

Full name is Corey Lee Robinson ... Was born on March 29, 1990 ... Parents are Dawn Boyd and Kenny Robinson ... Is undecided on a major.

Named Mr. Football in Kentucky following a record-setting senior season ... Set a national record with 91 touchdown passes while completing 383-of 520 passes with only four interceptions as a senior ... Piled up 5,872 yards passing during his final season ...

Over three years, he threw for 132 touchdowns and 9,271 yards ... Also holds state records for completion percentage career (63.7), completion percentage season (73.7), TD passes career (132), yards passing per game season (391.5), pass attempts career (962), pass attempts season (520), yards passing career (9,271) and yards passing season (5,872) ... In addition to being named Mr. Football, Robinson was named the Old Spice Red Zone Player of the Year, to the Orlando Sentinel All-Southern team and the EA Sports and Prep Nation 101 All-America team ... Lettered in baseball and basketball in prep career … football coach was Jack Haskins

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6 Keaton Icard, Defensive Back (Terrell Academy) R-Freshman, 5’11”, 186 lbs, Dawson, GA PREP: Played varsity all four years for coach Bill Murdock ... His primary positions were quarterback, kicker, defensive back and wide receiver ... State champions in 2008 ... In 2006 and 2007 team went to the third round of playoffs ... Was first team All-State, All-District, All-Area and All-Region his junior and senior years ... Was first team All-Area as a sophomore ... Made the GISA All-Star team ... Was the John Reynolds Player of the Year ... As a sophomore starter defensive back, he had 18 tackles, four forced fumbles, six fumble recoveries, and two interceptions ... As a sophomore kicker, he was 98% ... As a wide receiver, he had 13 receptions for 164 yards with five touchdowns ... As a junior quarterback, he had 120 carries for 1,106 yards with 24 touchdowns and 1,466 yards passing with 20 touchdowns ... As a senior, he had 114 carries for 1,526 yards with 26 touchdowns and he completed 91-of-144 passes for 2,010 yards with 27 touchdowns ... He also had two defensive tackles and one sack ... His longest high school punt was 74 yards ... Was All-State, All-Region, All-District and team MVP in basketball ... Lakeside Invitational MVP ... Track All-State and All-Region ... State champion in the 110 hurdles and the triple jump ... Tennis All-Region, All-State, state runner-up and region champ ... PERSONAL: Full name is Keaton Brooks Icard ... Was born on November 5, 1990, in Albany, Ga. ... Son of Rex and Lisa Icard ... Has one brother, Hunter Icard (14), and one sister, Lauren Icard (21) ... Is a computer science major.

7 Anthony Centrangelo, Kicker Sophomore, 5’6”, 166 lbs, Port Charlotte, FL (Port Charlotte HS) PREP: Was a four-year letterwinner at Port Charlotte High School as a placekicker and punter ... Worked with noted kicking coach Milan Diokic ... Hit nine field goal attempts as a senior while holding a 38yard average for punts ... Was an All-State selection ... Season highlight was a 48-yard game-winning field goal against Desoto ... Was also an All-Region and All-County pick ... Was named player of the game three times as a senior ... Also lettered in soccer ... Was an honor student and a member of the National Honor Society and completed his high school career with a 4.0 GPA ... Was named to the Port Charlotte High School Hall of Fame and was an honor student each year ... PERSONAL: Full name is Anthony Joseph Centrangelo, Jr. ... Was born on September 3, 1988 in Long Island, NY ... Is the son of Tony and Joanne Centrangelo ...

Has one sister, Gianna ... English major.

9 Daniel Wyche, Wide Receiver Junior, 5’11”, 180 lbs, Elmore, AL (Kadena HS) PREP: Played wide receiver and defensive back at Kadena HS ... Also lettered in basketball and track and field ... PERSONAL: Native of Sumter, South Carolina ... Attended high school in Okimawa, Japan for three years ... Is the son of Reginald and Joanna Wyche... Father is a member of the United States Air Force ... Has two brothers - David (20) and Darius (14) - and four sisters - Rebekah (17), Rachel (12), Rheagan (10) and Rhamsey (8) ... Plans to major in Physical Education.

12 Brandon Kent, Defensive Back Sophomore, 5’7”, 170 lbs, Rehobeth, AL (Rehobeth HS) PREP: Was a four-year letter winner at Rehobeth HS, three for George Kennedy and one for Neal Rumble ... Was selected as a team captain as a senior and was a second team All-WAC pick as a junior ... Suffered torn ACL during fourth game of senior season ... Had 40 tackles, one interception, four forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries before injury ended his season ... As a junior, had 83 tackles and three interceptions ... Had 75 tackles and three picks as a sophomore ... Also lettered in baseball and weight lifting ... Was an honor student and a member of the National Honor Society as well as the FFA ... PERSONAL: Full name is John Brandon Kent ... Was born on March 13, 1989 ... Is the son of George Kent and Tammie Gibson ... Is the step-son of Donnie Gibson ...

Has two sisters – Mandy Gibson and Taylor Gibson – and one brother, Bradley Gibson ... Sport and Fitness Management major.

12 Sam Haskins, Wide Receiver Freshman, 6’4”, 214, Fort Lee, VA (Dinwiddie County HS) PREP: Recorded 35 receptions for 490 yards and five touchdowns during senior season ... Played in an offensive system based on the Troy

offense ... Was effective on special teams, recording multiple blocked punts during his high school career ... Also had offers from Marshall, Minnesota and Arkansas State.

13 Gavin Ellis, Wide Receiver R-Freshman, 6’6”, 229 lbs, Cullman, AL (Cullman HS) PREP: Played four years for coach Mark Britton ... As a senior, was named first team All-State, All-Area, and All-District ... Senior year, he recorded 82 catches for 1,263 yards (both led the state) and scored 16 touchdowns (second in the state) ... Lead the state in receptions in a single game with 15 ... Was selected to the AHSAA North-South AllStar game ... Was named to the Alabama Sports Writers Association 5A All-State team ... Was a Birmingham News Super Senior Best of the Rest selection ... Set a school record for receiving yards in a season ... Biggest offensive game came against Hartselle when he had 165 yards and three touchdowns ... Also lettered in basketball ... Ranks 9th in receiving yards in a season, 11th in single season receptions and 6th in receptions in a single game in AHSAA history ... Was selected as a team captain in both football and basketball ... Was a member of the FCA and the FFA ... PERSONAL: Full name is Gavin Folsom Ellis, Jr. ... Was born on February 15, 1990 ... Is the son of Nancy and Gavin Ellis Sr. ...

Has one brother, Trawick ... Undecided on a major.

14 Jamel Johnson, Wide Receiver R-Freshman, 6’3”, 192 lbs, Montgomery, AL (GW Carver) PREP: Played wide receiver out of Carver HS ... Earned First-Team All-Area, All-Region, and All-Metro as senior ... Preseason All-Metro pick as wide receiver ... Holds school record for most reception yards ...

Recorded 66 catches for 1,088 yards with 10 touchdowns senior year ... Career total of 97 catches and 1,500 yards recorded ... PERSONAL: Native of Salinas, California ... Son of Latasha and Ojedita Johnson ... Has one brother, Jeremy (14) and one sister, Alayah (11) ... Business Management major.

18 Devon Terry, Defensive Back Freshman, 6’0”, 178 lbs, Enterprise, AL (Enterprise HS) PREP: Played three seasons at Enterprise High School for coach Kevin Collins ... Started at free safety for three seasons ... Also played baseball and basketball for three seasons ... Helped Enterprise football post a 23-10 record in his three seasons ... PERSONAL: Born August 30, 1989 in Painesville, Ohio ... Son of Shavonne Hairston and James Terry ... Has two brothers, Franklin Terry (11) and James Terry (22) and two sisters, Jasmon Terry (17) and Jalisa Terry (11) ... Majoring in Athletic Training.

24 Chris Blanton, Defensive Back Junior, 5’9”, 182 lbs, Covington, GA (Newton HS) PRIOR TO TROY: Played Junior college at Mississippi College ... During his sophomore year, recorded 135 carries for 702 yards and 11 touchdowns ... Had 11 receptions for 117 yards and one touchdown as wide receiver ... Broke school and conference records with most touchdowns in a single game with five ... PREP: Three year starter at Newton HS ...

Two- time First-Team All-Region pick ... Voted team captain as senior ...

Selected Region Player of the Year as a senior ... Recorded 189 carries for 1,500 yeards and 11 touchdowns his senior year ... Holds school record with over 300 yards in one game ... Also a member of the wrestling and track team ... PERSONAL: Native of Kalamazoo, Michigan ... Son of Barbara and Lee Blanton ... Has one brother- Durand (33), and one sister- Latrice (35) ... Sports and Fitness Managment major.

24 T.J. Mitchell, Wide Receiver Sophomore, 5’7”, 184 lbs, Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Hollywood) PREP: Rushed for 927 yards and 11 touchdowns in just seven games as a senior ... Was a first team All-Broward County selection.

28 Hafeez Baoku, Defensive Back Sophomore, 5’11”, 185 lbs, Snellville, GA (Wingate University) PRIOR TO TROY: Played in 11 games as a true freshman … Recorded 15 total tackles … Posted five tackles against Brevard … Totaled six stops against Lenior-Rhyne ... PREP: Started at cornerback for coach John Small at South Gwinnett High School ... PERSONAL: Born October 22, 1990 in Staten Island, New York … Son of Kunte and Bridget Baoku

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2010 TROJAN RETURNEES

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2010 TROJAN RETURNEES

… Has one brother, Deji (13) and one sister, Taira (21).

33 Johnny Thompson, Linebacker R-Freshman, 6’0”, 215 lbs, Valley, AL (Valley HS) PREP: Played four seasons at Valley HS ... Was a first team All-State selection as a senior and was honorable mention as a junior ... Was named one of the top 50 players in the state of Alabama ... Was named defensive player of the year ... As a senior, had 167 tackles and seven sacks ... Forced four fumbles and had three interceptions ... PERSONAL: Full name is Johnny Tyrone Thompson ... Was born on May 5, 1990 ... Is the son of Johnny and Vernita Thompson ... Has three sisters – Lavonte, Janita and Tyra ... Undecided on a major.

37 Zach Richardson, Defensive Back R-Freshman, 6’0”, 195 lbs, Alabaster, AL (John Carroll HS) PREP: Started and lettered three years as defensive back at John Carroll HS ... Also played cornerback and strong safety under Gerald Gann ... Also lettered in track and field ... Placed fifth in 4x400-meter relay ...

Sectional and state finalist for track ... Selected on the All-State, All-region and All-District track team as senior ... PERSONAL: Son of Edi and Bill Richardson ... Father and Uncle both played football at Florida State University ... Grandfather played football for Alabama State ... Has One brother- Marcus (16), and one sister - Veronica (11) ... Marketing major.

43 Caleb Massey, Defensive Back Freshman, 6’1”, 185 lbs, Sulligent, AL (Sulligent HS) PREP: Three year starting Defensive back and quarterback for Sulligent HS ... Help lead Blue Devils to the state championship as a senior ...

Three-time All-Area and All-District pick ... Selected on the First-Team AllState team as junior and senior and earned honorable mention as sophomore ... Holds the second best State record for total career interceptions with 29 ... Recorded 2,340 yards and 51 touchdowns for his career ...

Selected to the ASWA Super 12 ... Class 2A First-Team All-State Athlete ... Named to Birmingham News All-State (all classes) First-Team... Voted Alabama Defensive Player of the Year ... Named to Tuscaloosa News name him “Super 11” and 2A Player of the Year ... Named to MaxPreps Small Schools First-Team Defensive All-American ... Named Reebok Alabama Phenom ... Listed 25th best in Alabama as senior ... Also lettered in basketball ... Voted team MVP ... Recorded over 2,000 career points ...

Selected on the All-State, All-Region and All-District basketball team ...

Also recruited by Mississippi State, Mississippi and Alabama ... Offered basketball scholarship by UAB ... PERSONAL: Full name is Caleb Dejaun Massey ... Son of Frances Walker and Robert Massey ... Has two brothers and two sisters ... Born on May 4, 1991 ... Undecided on a major.

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54 Shermane Teart, Defensive Tackle R-Freshman, 6’0”, 278 lbs, Orlando, FL (Edgewater HS) PREP: Two-way lineman for Edgewater HS ... Recorded 24 tackles his senior season and 44 tackles his junior season ... Honorable mention AllState and was named Central Florida Metro All-Conference ... Played on both offensive and defensive lines ... Help lead team to the state championship as sophomore ... Also lettered in track and field.

61 Lance Gunn, Offensive Line Sophomore, 6’0”, 292 lbs, Wetumpka, AL (Elmore Co HS) PREP: Offensive and Defensive player for three years at Norman Dean HS ... Earned Second-Team All-Area as a Senior ... PERSONAL: Full name is William Lance Gunn ... Is the son of Stacey and Dana Gunn ...

Has one brother- Luke (15) ... Born Janurary 28, 1990 ... Business Administration major.

64 Kendall Gibson, Offensive Line R-Freshman, 5’10”, 261 lbs, Greenville, AL (Fort Dale Academy) PREP: Played four seasons at Fort Dale Academy under James “Speed” Sampley ... Recorded 71 tackles with one interception and was named first team All-County as a junior ... Was named first team All-State and All-County with 125 tackles, one interception and four forced fumbles his senior year ... In his four seasons he was awarded the Captain Award, Most Valuable Defensive Lineman, Most Valuable Offensive Lineman, participated in the GE Global Challenge in Kawakaki, Japan, was awarded AISA All-Star, NPSAA All-American, and was asked to participate in the All-American games in Japan, Australia and at the University of Missouri ... PERSONAL: Full name is Richard Kendall Gibson ...Was born August 14, 1990 ... Is the son of Ken Gibson and Catherine Sawicki ... Has three sisters – Olivia Williams, Hope Gibson and Chloe Sawicki ... Father played football at Northwest Mississippi Junior College ... Is a Pre-Med major.

65 Cody Jenkins, Offensive Line R-Freshman, 6’5”, 309 lbs, Opelika, AL (Beauregard HS) PREP: Played primarily on the offensive line throughout his career but played several games at defensive tackle during his senior season, notching four tackles in three games there ... Received interest from several schools about permanently switching to the other side of the ball ... Helped lead his team to a 6-4 record his senior season ... PERSONAL: Full name is Cody W. Jenkins ... Was born on January 14, 1991, in Opelika ... Is the son of Thomas Hilyer ... Has one brother, Justin (21), and one sister, Heather (17) ... Is married to Melissa Jenkins and the couple has one child, Ka’leigh ... Is an education major.

45 Jim Teknipp, Tight End Freshman, 6’6”, 225 lbs, McDonough, GA (Univ. of Central Florida) PREP: Competed for Riverside High School in Ohio and for coach Ryan Wolf ... Hauled in 40 passes for over 590 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior ... Named an all-county first-team tight end and was offered to play in the Big 33 All-Star Game ... Spent junior year with Henry County High School in Georgia, posted 22 receptions for 250 yards ...

Had over a 4.0 grade-point average in high school ... Also recruited by teams such as Tennessee, Alabama, South Carolina, Kentucky, Georgia Tech and Clemson ... PERSONAL: Son of Phil and Janet Teknipp ... Major is undecided.

67 Jimmie Arnold, Offensive Line R-Freshman, 6’0”, 283 lbs, Belle Glade, FL (Day HS) PREP: Two-year starter for coach Pete Walker ... Was named FirstTeam All-State, All-District and All-Area as a senior ... Was a member of the 2006 1A state championship team ... As a senior, recorded 28 tackles and two sacks ... Named Second-Team All-State as a junior and named to the Outback Bowl All-Star Game ... Named the best lineman ... Named a First-Team All-Palm Beach County twice ... PERSONAL: Full name is Jimmie Allen Arnold II ... Was born on August 2, 1990 ... Son of Kathryn and Jimmie Arnold ... Has one sister, Jayme Alston ... Undecided on a major.

51 R.J. Roberts, Defensive End Junior, 6’3”, 241 lbs, Enterprise, AL (Enterprise HS) 2009: Saw action in 11 games as a reserve defensive end and special teams player ... Missed games against Arkansas and Florida Atlantic after suffering a knee injury, which required surgery, in the game at Western Kentucky ... Came back to play in the regular season finale against Louisiana-Lafayette .. Was credited with 14 total tackles on the year ... Had a season-high three stops against both UAB and FIU ... Credited with one tackle for loss ... 2008: Redshirted ... 2007: Saw action in all 12 games as a reserve linebacker and special teams player ... Was credited with one blocked kick ... PREP: Prepped at Enterprise High School in Enterprise, AL ... PERSONAL: Full name is Roosevelt Roberts, Jr. ... Is the son of Annie and Roosevelt Roberts ... Was born on August 24, 1989 ...

Has one sister, Angela ... Is a Sport and Fitness Management major.

68 Jay Stansberry, Offensive Line R-Freshman, 6’3”, 269 lbs, Bremen, GA (Bremen HS) PREP: Was a four-year letter winner under coach Ricky Tolleson at Bremen High School ... Was named a first team All-State performer during his senior season by the Atlanta Journal Constitution...Helped lead the Blue Devils to an 11-2 record during his senior season...Played tight end and linebacker in high school ... Finished his senior season with 64 tackles and two sacks ...Was also named a “Top 21” player by Georgia High School Football Magazine ... Was a team captain in the GACA All-Star Game ... PERSONAL: Full name is Jay Edward Stansberry ... Was born on February 28, 1991...Is the son of Orachon and Samuel Stnasberry ...

Has two brothers, John and Lee, and three sisters, Pam, Karin and Sarah.

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1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 71 Kyle Lucas, Defensive End Freshman, 6’2”, 231 lbs, Holtville, AL (Holtville HS) PREP: Four year starter at Holtville HS under Bobby Broom ... Three-time First-Team All-Area pick ... First-Team All-Region and All-Metro pick as senior ... Named Second-Team All-Metro as junior ... Recorded over 210 career tackles ... Wetumpka Herald named him one of the Top Recruited Prospects of Elmore County ... Also lettered in baseball and basketball ...

All-Area pick for baseball ... PERSONAL: Son of Joanne and Eddie Lucas ... Has one sister - Amanda (24) ... Born on July 22, 1990 ... Criminal Justice major.

78 Jacob Creech, Offensive Line R-Freshman, 6’3”, 292 lbs, Boaz, AL (Boaz HS) PREP: Played for coach Drew Noles ... Primary position in high school was offensive line ... Started for three years ... Named to the preseason Gadsden Times Dirty Dozen, WAFF Elite Eleven and First-Team All-Marshall County from 2005 until 2007 ... Was named All-Area in both 2006 and 2007 ... PERSONAL: Full name is Jacob Douglas Creech ... Born on January 1, 1989 ... Son of Doug and Kathy Creech ... Has one brother, Josh ... Social Science major.

88 Garry Williams, Wide Receiver Sophomore, 6’1”, 195 lbs, Linden, AL (Linden HS) PERSONAL: Is the son of Debra and Garry Williams, Sr. ... Was born on November 14, 1989 ... Has one brother, Jarrius, and two sisters, Wilvonta Horton and Taquisha Edwards ... Is a Criminal Justice major.

91 Jeremy Elder, Defensive Line Junior, 6’4”, 275 lbs, College Park, GA (Georgia Military) PRIOR TO TROY: Played last season on the defensive line at Georgia Military ... PREP: Rated the nation’s no. 56 defensive tackle prospect by ESPN ... A three-star defensive lineman by Scout.com ... rated among Scout.com Top 50 defensive linemen in the country ... finished his senior season with 92 tackles (54 solos), five sacks, three forced fumbles, one fumble recovery and one interception ... listed on the Atlanta JournalConstitution’s Top 50 prep players ... coached by Donald Shockley.

83 Jaquon Robinson Sophomore, 5’10”, 186 lbs, Atlanta, GA (Air Force Academy) PRIOR TO TROY: Saw action in three games as a freshman in 2008 ...

Recorded one reception for seven yards ... HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered in football three years and track one at Frederick Douglass High School ... was named the student-athlete of the month for October as a senior ... was the offensive player of the year as a senior ... was a member of the National Honor Society ... was also active with the National Beta Club and the 1,500+ SAT Club ... graduated in the top 10 percent of his class ... PERSONAL: Son of Demarco and Sabrina Robinson ... has a younger brother, Demarco (17) ... born Feb. 11, 1990 ... Majoring in Psychology with a minor in Leadership Studies.

94 Jonathan Massaquoi, Defensive End Sophomore, 6’4”, 290 lbs, Lawrenceville, GA (Cent Gwinnett) PRIOR TO TROY: Starting defensive end for Butler Junior College out of El Dorado, Kansas ... Rivals.com ranked him the 60th best Junior College player ... Player of the Year candiate as sophomore ... Led the league in sacks with 11.5 ... Recorded 10 tackles for loss and 62 total tackles as sophomore... Voted Jayhawk Conference Defensive Player of the week for the week of September 27, 2008 ... Help lead Butler to be the NJCAA Champions ... All-American honorable mention selection ... 2008 First-Team All-Jayhawk Conference pick ... PREP: Top defensive prospect of 2007 in Georgia ... Registered 87 tackles and nine sacks as senior ... As junior, recorded 61 tackles and three sacks ... In 2006, named one of the top 60 juniors in the state of Georgia ... PERSONAL: Native of Monrovia Liberia, West Africa ... Son of Betsy and Jonthan Massaquoi ...

Has one brother Luseni (29) ... Undecided on major.

84 Felton Payton, Wide Receiver R-Freshman, 6’0”, 193 lbs, Ft. Walton Beach, FL PREP: Three year starter for Fort Walton Beach HS ... All-Region, AllCounty and All-Area pick as senior ... Named Northwest Florida Daily News All-Area team after making 30 receptions for 350 yards and four touchdowns his senior season ... Was nominated to play in the Pensacola Sports Association All-Star game ... Voted team captain as senior ...

Won the Leadership Award ... Also lettered in basketball and track ...

PERSONAL: Full name is Felton Earl Payton ... Son of Lisa and Felton Payton and step-son of Martha Payton ... Has two brothers Marc (24) and Felton (5) and two sisters- Eboni (15) and Brianna (12) ... Sports Medicine major.

85 Anthony Williams, Wide Receiver R-Freshman, 6’1”, 200 lbs, Tampa, FL (Chamberlain HS) PREP: Help advance Chamberlain HS to the State championship as a senior ... Averaged over 20 yards per catch (39 for 843 yards) and scored 13 touchdowns during his senior season ... Named to the First-Team All-Suncoast Roster ... Honorable Mention FSWA Class 5A All-State as senior ... Averaged over 20 yards per catch ... Caught 39 passes for 843 yards and scored 13 touchdowns during senior season ... Holds teamrecord with 13 touchdown passes and averaged 21.8 yards per catch ... Named to the First Team All-Suncoast Roster and Honorable Mention FSWA 5A All-State ... Scout.com and rivals.com listed him a 3-star wide receiver ... Ranked 54th best receiver in nation by ESPN.com.

86 Daniel Stanley, Wide Receiver Sophomore, 6’0”, 186 lbs, Eclectic, AL (Elmore County HS) PREP: Was a four-year letter winner for coach Norman Dean at ECHS ... Helped team to a 39-11 record over four years that included four consecutive playoff appearances ... Was named first team All-County and All-Metro as a receiver and first team All-County as a punter ... As a senior, had 34 receptions for 659 yards and 10 touchdowns while also averaging 36 yards per punt ... For his career, had 86 receptions for 1,464 yards and 16 touchdowns ... Also lettered in basketball, baseball and track, earning second team All-County honors in baseball ... Was an honor student and a member of the National Honor Society ... Was a member of numerous organizations outside of athletics, including Mu

Alpha Theta, the Beta Club and the Spanish Honor Society and was awarded the President’s Award for Outstanding Academic Excellence ...

PERSONAL: Full name is Daniel Jacob Stanley ... Was born on October 30, 1989 ... Is the son of Karen and Dan Stanley ... Has two sisters – Elizabeth and Karilyn – and one brother, Andrew ... Plans to major in Sports Medicine.

95 Aaron Williams, Defensive Line R-Freshman, 6’3”, 257 lbs, Leroy, AL (Leroy HS) PREP: Three year starting offensive lineman from Leroy HS ... Won state championship as senior ... Named to the ASWA All-State team as a senior at offensive tackle ... Named First-Team All-State as senior ...

Helped lead Leroy to three straight AHSAA Class 2A state championships ... Two-time All-Area and All-Region pick ... Voted Offensive Lineman of the year ... All-County pick as senior ... Also lettered in basketball ... Voted team MVP ... All-Region selection for basketball ... Also had an offer from Boise State ... PERSONAL: Born November 8, 1990 ... Son of Sharon and Aaron Williams ... Has five sisters- Morrisha (35), Felacia (33), Erin (30), Mary (28) and Mellissa (24) ... Physical Therapy major.

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Kenny Barnes Fr., Def End Choctawhatchee, FL

Johnny Gray Fr., Def Back Panama City, FL

Scotty Long Fr., Def End Hoover, AL

Brannon Bryan So., Linebacker Andalusia, AL

Cord Grider Jr., Running Back Newville, AL

Sidney Madise Fr., Def Back Mobile, AL

Luke Rowe So., Tight End Eclectic, AL

Ty Burt So., Linebacker Prattville, AL

Nick Hale Jr., Running Back Valencia, CA

Spencer Martin So., Kicker Freeport, FL

Ricky Sinyard So., Defensive Line Hawkinsville, GA

Leo Dicesaris Jr., Offensive Line Columbus, GA

Dylan Johnson Fr., Kicker Fayetteville, GA

Gabe Newman R-FR, Def Back Abbeville, AL

Demetrius Strong Fr., Linebacker Phenix City, AL

Drew Forrest Fr., Wide Receiver Cullman, AL

Justin Johnson Fr., Def Back Opelika, AL

Bradley Payne Fr., Def Back Florence, AL

Mykeal Travis Fr., Defensive Line Pensacola, FL

Hunter Graham R-Fr., Long Snapper Lincoln, AL

Jared Lee Fr., Running Back Panama City, FL

Sam Pounds Fr., Linebacker Millry, AL

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2010 TROJAN RETURNEES

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2007 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2009 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2010 TROJAN SIGNEES

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CHRIS

ANDERSON

RUNNING BACK | 5-8 | 185 | Ft. Lauderdale, FL

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OFFENSIVE LINE | 6-4 | 250 | Marianna, FL

Played in 10 games on the offensive line for Marianna High School in 2009 with 10 starts … Also saw time on the defensive line … On defense as a junior, recorded 72 tackles and four sacks … Also recruited by East Carolina and Kansas State.

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WIDE RECEIVER | 6-3 | 177 | Dothan, AL

Voted first team All-Southwest Conference following the 2009 season at Kilgore JC … Posted 31 tackles and four interceptions as a starting cornerback … Also returned punts and kicks … Recorded 12 break-ups, four TFLs and two forced fumbles … Had stand-out game against Northeast Oklahoma A&M with three interceptions … Earned second team All-Conference honors after posting 46 tackles and eight interceptions in 2008 as a freshman … Rated as a four-star prospect by Rivals.com and as the 28th best junior college player for the class of 2010 … Voted a first team NJCAA All-American at cornerback following his sophomore campaign.

BENNETT

Named first team all-state in the state of Florida among 3A to 6A schools … The linebacker was also tabbed by the Gainesville Sun as one of the top 11 athletes in the area in the Sun’s Super 11 … Attended the Gainesville Nike Training Camp in 2008 …

Listed by Rivals.com as a three-star recruit for the 2010 signing class … Rated by SunStateFootball.com as one of Florida’s top 100 football recruits … Was honorable mention All-First Coast by the Florida Times-Union.

BJ

DEFENSIVE BACK | 5-9 | 170 | Round Rock, TX

DALTON

BESSANT

LINEBACKER | 6-1 | 235 | Lake City, FL

Spent season at Hutchinson (Kansas) Community College …

Rushed for 1,040 yards on 171 carries in 11 games … Led the Jayhawk Conference with 14 touchdowns … One of two 1,000 yard rushers on his team and three in the conference … Named national junior college player of the week after tallying 120 yards on the ground and six rushing touchdowns against Highland Community College … Rushed for 971 yards and 19 touchdowns as a sophomore ... Was a second team All-State pick as a junior after rushing for 1,689 yards and 20 scores ... Was a first team All-Broward County pick and was the Broward County player of the year ... Career totals were 3,601 yards rushing and 50 touchdowns ... Was ranked as the 10th best running back in Florida and the 72nd best in the nation by Scout.com ... Also ran track with a best time of 10.8 second in the 100 meters.

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Threw for 819 yards in his senior season as the Cougars’ quarterback … He tossed five touchdown passes in the effort completing 62-of-132 attempts … Also rushed for 349 yards and a score on 114 attempts … Showing his athleticism and versatility, he punted 42 times averaging 36.8 per attempt … Expected to play wide receiver for Troy … Also recruited by Nebraska and Auburn … Rated as a three star athlete and no. 62 athlete in the country by ESPN.com … Rushed for more than 600 yards and six touchdowns and passed for approximately 1,500 yards during his junior season … Also lettered in basketball and baseball at Northview HS.

JOHN

DEFENSIVE END | 6-4 | 220 | Oxford, AL

Was a four-year letter winner for coach John Grass at Oxford High School … As a senior, posted 30 tackles with 29 assists, five pass breakups and seven sacks … Named defensive player of the week following Oxford’s win over Gadsden City … During his junior season, recorded 20 solo tackles, eight assisted tackles and two sacks … Helped lead his team to an undefeated 10-0 regular season during his junior campaign … Full name is John Douglas Clark … Was born on November 13, 1989 … Parents are Teresa and John Clark, Sr. … Majoring in Sports and Fitness Management.

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2010 TROJAN SIGNEES

2007 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2009 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

OFFENSIVE LINE | 6-5 | 277 | Louisville, MS

Recruited by Troy offensive line coach and running game coordinator John Schlarman out of high school before attending East Central Community College … Helped team to a 10-1 record during the 2009 season … Made 11 starts at tackle.

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WIDE RECEIVER | 5-7 | 165 | Valdosta, GA

GREG

JENKINS

QUARTERBACK | 6-0 | 214 | Dade City, FL

As a quarterback in the 2007 season he led Lowndes to the state championship … He has served a multi-purpose role at the high school level also doing time as a tailback … In 82 rushing attempts at running back, Franklin rushed for 797 yards and eight touchdowns … He averaged 9.7 yards per carry, and that earned him a spot on the first team offense for Georgia’s class 1-AAAAA All-Region list … Participated in the Georgia-Florida All-Star game

Named second team All-MACJC following a sophomore season that saw him lead his team to a 9-2 record and win its third straight MACJC South Division title … Scored 30 total touchdowns (22 passing, eight rushing) while throwing for 1,897 yards on 115-of-191 passes (60.2 percent) … Also rushed for 651 yards … Accounted for five touchdowns in state title game against East Mississippi CC …During his freshman season completed 121 of 170 attempts (71.2-percent) for 1,407 yards, 14 touchdowns and four interceptions … Rushed for 303 yards and three more scores ... Junior college teammate of fellow transfer Brett Moncrief.

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TERRENCE

DEFENSIVE BACK | 5-10 | 193 | Tallahassee, FL

JONES

DEFENSIVE BACK | 6-4 | 315 | Huntsville, AL

Played four seasons at Rickards High School in Tallahassee, Fla. … Helped team to a 150% win improvement from freshman season to senior season … Played primarily safety, but also saw time at running back … Totaled 54 tackles, four sacks, five forced fumbles and one interception during his senior season for the Raiders … Totaled more than 150 tackles for his high school career … Also recruited by Arkansas and Middle Tennessee State … High school coach was Rudy Hubbard … Rated a three star recruit on Rivals.com … Full name is Camren Kennard Hudson … Born July 3, 1991 in Tallahassee, Fla. … Parents are Emanuel and Tameka Hudson … Has one sister, Amandah … Major is undecided.

Was voted All-City by the Huntsville Times following the 2009 season … Played in 10 games for Huntsville on the offensive line, primarily at right tackle … Voted second team All-City as a junior ... Was an Honorable Mention All Region as a senior…Is the son of Jeffery and Murline Jones.

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2007 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2009 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2010 TROJAN SIGNEES

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JOE

1

LOFTON

DEFENSIVE BACK | 6-2 | 175 | Ft. Walton, FL

Was a three-year starter at defensive back for Ft. Walton Beach High … Posted 51 tackles and one interception from the safety position in 2008 … Played in the sixth annual Pensacola Sports Association High School All-Star Football Game … Member of the Northwest Florida Daily News 2009 Dandy Dozen … Rated as a three-star prospect by ESPN.com.

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ADRIAN

BRETT

1 0

MONCRIEF

WIDE RECEIVER | 6-4 | 205 | Little Rock, AR

Recorded 23 catches for 234 yards and two scores as a sophomore at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College in Ocean Springs, Mississippi … Also rushed three times for eight yards …

Named second team All-MACJC for his efforts … teammate of fellow signee Greg Jenkins … Helped team to state runner-up finish … Caught 14 passes for 256 yards (18.3 average) and two touchdowns as a freshman ... Originally signed with Oklahoma State out of high school … Ranked as a four-star prospect

by Scout.com … Son of former NBA great Sidney Moncrief.

MACK

DEFENSIVE BACK | 6-4 | 255 | Waycross, GA

Attends the same high school as former Troy great and current Buffalo Bill Leodis McKelvin … Recorded 43 tackles with seven quarterback hurries and two sacks as a senior for the Gators.

30

LADARRIUS

MADDEN

27

CHRIS

DEFENSIVE BACK | 6-0 | 200 | Leighton, AL

PICKETT

DEFENSIVE BACK | 5-10 | 170 | Crestview, FL

Posted six interceptions for NEMCC in 2009 … Returned two of the interceptions for touchdowns … Three of the interceptions came against Holmes CC on September 24 … Totaled 19 tackles on the year with one TFL and one forced fumble … Coached by former Troy graduate assistant Chris Shelling at NEMCC ...

Was honorable mention All-State as a senior at Colbert County High School in 2007 … Spent his freshman season at NAIA school Lambuth University in Jackson, Tenn. … While there he was named the Mid-South Conference Defensive Freshman of the Year … He recorded 60 tackles, 4.5 TFL and one sack … He also had two interceptions and three breakups.

Played cornerback, safety, tailback and wide receiver at Crestview High … Coach at Crestview, Matt Brunson, is a Troy alumnus … Member of the Prep Sporting News 23 Most Wanted list …

Played in 10 regular season games … Totaled 1,354 rushing yards on 176 carries with 21 touchdowns … Also posted 569 receiving yards on 29 catches with six touchdowns through the air … Also posted 20 tackles and two interceptions on defense.

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1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL

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PONDER

97

JR

ROBERTSON

99

TOMMY

DIONTE

81

ERIC

DEFENSIVE BACK | 5-11 | 175 | Ocala, FL

THOMAS

WIDE RECEIVER | 6-3 | 195 | Shreveport, LA

Voted second team all-Marion County following the 2009 season … Voted by his teammates at Trinity Catholic as the squad’s defensive back of the year … As a junior was a FSWA 2B All-State First Team defensive back ... Had 65 tackles, one forced fumble, and an interception … On offense, Ponder recorded eight receptions for 88 yards … Ranked as the 120th corner in the nation for the class of 2010 by Scout.com … ESPN ranks Ponder as the 79th corner in the nation … Listed as a three-star prospect by both Rivals and Scout … Picked Troy over Rutgers and Cincinnati … Totaled 50 tackles, one interception, two fumbles forced and two recoveries as a senior.

Named Offensive MVP by the Shreveport Times … First team AllState selection in Louisiana … MaxPreps.com first team All-American … Member of 2009 Louisiana 5A State championship squad … Caught 105 passes for 1,553 yards and 28 touchdowns as a senior … Averaged 14.3 yards per reception … Caught four touchdowns in a game on two separate occasions as a senior …

Rated a three star recruit by Rivals.com and a two star recruit by Scout.com … Rivals ranked him as the 41st best player in Louisiana … ESPN rated Thomas as a three star recruit.

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DEMARKUS

DEFENSIVE END | 6-5 | 255 | Cullman, AL

UNDERWOOD

OFFENSIVE LINE | 6-6 | 315 | Tuscumbia, AL

Named All-Area First Team as a junior … Finished junior season with 111 tackles and six sacks … Recorded 57 tackles and three sacks as a sophomore … Ranked number 40 on Rivals.com’s Alabama postseason top 40 list … Listed as a three-star prospect

by Rivals.com and ESPN.com … Honorable mention 5A All-State following his senior season … Recorded 101 tackles as a senior including 19 for a loss and seven sacks … Helped lead Cullman to a 36-5 record in three years … Started 41 consecutive games … Was voted his team’s 2009 Most Valuable Defensive Lineman.

Named first team NJCAA All-Region last season … Anchored a line that paved the way for NEMCC’s first 1,000 yard rusher since 1991 … Originally signed with Tennessee out of high school.

STEPHENS

DEFENSIVE LINE | 6-4 | 240 | Marianna, FL

Posted 71 tackles as a junior while helping Marianna to an 8-3 record and an appearance in the Florida 2A State Playoffs …

Also plays basketball for the Bulldogs … Also considered Tulane, East Carolina and Marshall … Had 71 tackles and three sacks as a junior .. Also had an interception along with three forced fumbles and two recoveries during the 2008 season.

OTHER SQUAD MEMBERS - NO JERSEYS Daniel Bedwell Fr., Def Back Grove Hill, AL

Harrison Fields Fr., Running Back Gurley, AL

John Robles Jr., Def Back Miami, FL

Jomar Concepcion Fr., Def Back Bonifay, FL

Nathan Hendrickson

Fr., Running Back Freeport, FL

Stefano Schutte Fr., Tight End Niceville, FL

Scardino Daniels Jr., Defensive End Columbia, MS

Cody Johnson Fr., Wide Receiver Marietta, GA

Tyler Sizemore Fr., Defensive Line Apalachicola, FL

Chandler Duncan Fr., Def Back Enterprise, AL

Christian Matthews Fr., Punter Jasper, AL

Zeb Swindall Fr., Offensive Line Troy, AL

Eric Dunn Fr., Wide Receiver Montgomery, AL

Darius Parham Fr., Def Back Panama City, FL

Ryan Turner Fr., Linebacker Eufaula, AL

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Mark Wilson Fr., Linebacker Tallahassee, FL

2010 TROJAN SIGNEES

2007 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2009 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2010 TROJAN RETURNEES

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REVIEW 2009 SEASON IN REVIEW

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

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2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2009 SEASON IN REVIEW

S3 • Doyt Perry Stadium • Bowling Green, OH

S12 • Ben Hill Griffin Stadium • Gainesville, FL

TROY

14

TROY

BOWLING GREEN

31

(1) FLORIDA

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio - The Trojans jumped out to a hot start to open the 2009 campaign, but it only lasted until halftime. The Trojans took an early 14-0 lead with touchdowns from DuJuan Harris and Jerrel Jernigan, but Bowling Green scored in the second quarter to close the gap and then ran off 24 unanswered points in the second half to spoil the Trojans’ season debut.

Score by Quarters Troy Bowling Green

1 7 0

2 7 7

3 0 7

4 0 17

FINAL 14 31

6 56

GAINESVILLE, Fla. - The Trojans not only faced arguably the nation’s best quarterback, but the Gators proved to be pretty stiff defensively as well. Troy trailed just 7-3 at the end of a rain-soaked first quarter, but Tim Tebow and the Gators posted four second quarter touchdowns and were never slowed again.

Quarterback Levi Brown was held to 66 passing yards, and Troy managed just 139 yards of total offense on the day.

Score by Quarters Troy (1) Florida

1 3 7

2 3 0 3 28 14

4 0 7

FINAL 6 56

Scoring Summary: First Quarter 13:06-TROY-Harris 2 yd run (Glusman Kick) Second Quarter 9:29-TROY-Jernigan 12 yd pass from Brown (Glusman kick) 3:48-BGSU-Barnes 31 yd pass from Sheehan (Phillips kick) Third Quarter 3:49-BGSU-Barnes 8 yd pass from Sheehan (Phillips kick) Fourth Quarter 10:45-BGSU-Phillips 21 yd field goal 7:19-BGSU-Bullock 1 yd run (Phillips kick) 2:14-BGSU-Spencer 64 yd int return (Phillips kick)

Scoring Summary: First Quarter 6:39-UF-Thompson 6 yd pass from Tebow (Phillips kick) 0:51-TROY-Glusman 45 yd field goal Second Quarter 11:33-UF-Cooper 36 yd pass from Tebow (Phillips kick) 8:04-UF-Tebow 4 yd run (Phillips kick) 7:44-UF-Thompson 33 yd pass from Tebow (Phillips kick) 4:03-UF-Demps 24 yd run (Phillips kick) Third Quarter 12:27-UF-James 32 yd pass from Tebow (Phillips kick) 8:38-UF-Rainey 1 yd run (Sturgis kick) 0:39-TROY-Glusman 42 yd field goal Fourth Quarter 6:19-UF-Gillislee 6 yd pass from Brantley (Sturgis kick)

STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING-YARDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE-YARDS Fumbles Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks by: Number-Yards

STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING-YARDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE-YARDS Fumbles Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks by: Number-Yards

TROY 17 41 263 28-44-2 304 0-0 2-5 5-95 1-0 5-38.5 1-0 4-30 25:21 4-13 0-3 2-4 1-1

BGSU 21 50 339 32-44-1 389 0-0 2-4 3-61 2-77 5-37.6 2-0 6-49 34:39 4-13 3-3 3-3 2-13

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TROY 8 73 66 8-24-1 139 0-0 1-0 8-121 0-0 9-44.2 4-2 6-51 28:17 2-16 0-2 1-1 2-9

UF 32 291 372 25-36-0 663 0-0 5-5 3-77 1-0 3-38.0 6-3 10-87 31:43 10-14 0-0 4-4 3-21

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL S19 • Movie Gallery Veterans Stadium • Troy, AL

S26 • ASU Stadium • Jonesboro, AR

UAB

14

TROY

30

TROY

27

ARKANSAS STATE

27

TROY, Ala. - The Trojans were eager for their first win of the season and they got it at home against in-state rival UAB. Levi Brown connected on 24 passes for 413 yards and two touchdowns, as the Trojans rolled over UAB. Troy’s rushing attack fell just one yard shy of the offensive total of the previous week, and the victory sparked some confidence in Troy’s bruised ego. Brown threw an interception in the first quarter, his last for the next 27 quarters.

The game also marked the return of linebacker Bear Woods.

Score by Quarters UAB Troy

1 0 3

2 0 7

3 6 14

4 8 3

FINAL 14 27

JONESBORO, Ark. - In a game billed as a showdown between the top two teams in the Sun Belt Conference, the Trojans had to rally from behind late in the game at Arkansas State to claim victory.

Levi Brown threw for 355 yards and two touchdowns, the second of which came after a late Arkansas State mistake in the kicking game. Freshman Kannoris Davis forced a fumble on a punt return and the Trojans recovered to begin the final scoring drive of the day. That play lead to a touchdown pass to Cornelius Williams to put the Trojans ahead and secure the win; opening the conference season with a victory and evening their regular season record to 2-2 overall.

Score by Quarters Troy Arkansas State

1 3 10

2 3 17 3 0 14

4 7 3

FINAL 30 27

Scoring Summary: First Quarter 7:18-TROY-Glusman 23 yd field goal Second Quarter 5:58-TROY-Gill 20 yd pass from Brown (Glusman kick) Third Quarter 11:40-UAB-Zahn 19 yd field goal 7:00-TROY-Reeves 63 yd pass from Brown (Glusman kick) 1:58-UAB-Zahn 30 yd field goal 0:45-TROY-Harris 22 yd run (Glusman kick) Fourth Quarter 13:07-UAB-Anderson 17 yd pass from Webb (Lankford kick) 5:32-TROY-Glusman 22 yd field goal

Scoring Summary: First Quarter 11:56-ASU-Arauco 27 yd field goal 7:12-ASU-Arnold 1 yd run (Arauco kick) 3:05-TROY-Glusman 44 yd field goal Second Quarter 14:19-TROY-Gill 6 yd pass from Brown (Glusman kick) 4:31-TROY-Glusman 37 yd field goal 0:45-TROY-Harris 9 yd run (Glusman kick) Third Quarter 13:02-TROY-Glusman 21 yd field goal 7:14-ASU-Arnold 1 yd run (Arauco kick) 5:24-ASU-Thompkins 58 yd pass from Leonard (Arauco kick) Fourth Quarter 12:17-ASU-Arauco 31 yd field goal 7:53-TROY-Williams 8 yd pass from Brown (Glusman kick)

STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING-YARDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE-YARDS Fumbles Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks by: Number-Yards

STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING-YARDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE-YARDS Fumbles Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks by: Number-Yards

UAB 18 176 109 15-29-1 285 0-0 1-0 3-71 1-4 6-45.8 2-0 8-63 28:01 6-15 0-1 3-3 2-10

TROY 25 138 413 24-32-1 551 0-0 2-(-3) 3-50 1-0 3-51.3 3-1 15-142 31:59 4-12 1-1 3-3 1-5

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TROY 29 134 373 34-49-0 507 0-0 3-11 5-90 0-0 3-35.0 3-3 11-72 34:24 8-17 0-0 5-6 2-12

ASU 13 70 235 15-27-0 305 0-0 3-5 6-160 0-0 5-32.6 4-3 7-48 25:36 2-9 0-0 4-4 0-0

2009 SEASON IN REVIEW

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2009 SEASON IN REVIEW

O6 • Movie Gallery Veterans Stadium • Troy, AL

MIDDLE TENNESSEE TROY

O17 • FIU Stadium • Miami, FL

7 31

TROY, Ala. - Multiple storylines surrounded the annual “Battle for the Palladium” before the game was played, but just one repetitive storyline stood when it ended. Troy knocked off Middle Tennessee 31-7 in front of a national television audience to retain the rivalry’s trophy for the fourth consecutive season. Former Trojans’ offensive coordinator Tony Franklin, now on the Blue Raiders’ staff, was never able to get his Middle Tennessee team going. The Trojans’ rushing attack shined with 264 total yards on the night.

Sophomore quarterback Dantavious Parker was the star with 84 yards and two touchdowns on just six carries.

TROY

42

FIU

33

MIAMI, Fla. - The Trojans expected a battle when they traveled to Miami, and that is what they got in a game that was much closer than the final score showed. Levi Brown threw for 391 yards and three touchdowns, and DuJuan Harris led the rushing attack with 86 yards and a touchdown on the night. Troy survived the Golden Panthers’ “Blackout Game” and found themselves winners of four straight with two of the Sun Belt’s toughest road trips behind them.

Score by Quarters Troy FIU Score by Quarters Middle Tennessee Troy

1 0 7

2 0 7

3 7 10

4 0 7

FINAL 7 31

Scoring Summary: First Quarter 5:58-TROY-Southward 7 yd run (Taylor kick) Second Quarter 0:20-TROY-Reeves 52 yd pass from Brown (Taylor kick) Third Quarter 12:14-TROY-Parker 1 yd run (Taylor kick) 8:42-TROY-Taylor 26 yd field goal 0:51-MTSU-Jefferson 35 yd pass from Dasher (Gendreau kick) Fourth Quarter 14:53-TROY-Parker 28 yd run (Taylor kick) STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING-YARDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE-YARDS Fumbles Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks by: Number-Yards

MTSU 19 109 245 24-44-0 354 0-0 0-0 6-107 0-0 11-37.9 1-1 7-55 25:52 4-17 0-2 0-1 3-10

TROY 22 264 191 18-30-0 455 0-0 5-40 1-17 0-0 9-40.4 1-1 12-92 34:08 8-18 0-0 3-4 2-22

1 0

1 7 0

2 3 4 21 14 0 20 0 13

FINAL 42 33

Scoring Summary: First Quarter 10:31-TROY-Gill 13 yd pass from Brown (Taylor kick) Second Quarter 14:54-FIU-Owens 4 yd run (Rivest kick) 13:05-FIU-Rivest 41 yd field goal 10:52-TROY-Jernigan 40 yd pass from Brown (Taylor kick) 5:55-TROY-Harris 7 yd pass from Brown (Taylor kick) 2:17-TROY-Greer 46 yd run (Taylor kick) 1:10-FIU-Berry 9 yd pass from McCall (Rivest kick) 0:08-FIU-Rivest 22 yd field goal Third Quarter 10:35-TROY-Harris 4 yd run (Taylor kick) 9:57-TROY-Southward 3 yd run (Taylor kick) Fourth Quarter 6:10-FIU-Mallary 5 yd run (Rivest kick) 0:00-FIU-Frierson 2 yd pass from McCall STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING-YARDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE-YARDS Fumbles Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks by: Number-Yards

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TROY 25 174 391 28-38-0 565 0-0 5-8 3-45 1-23 5-42.6 4-3 11-115 28:30 6-13 0-1 4-4 6-28

FIU 24 38 265 28-50-1 303 0-0 3-72 6-152 0-0 7-42.4 1-0 6-61 31:30 4-18 3-5 5-7 2-12

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL O24 • Movie Gallery Veterans Stadium • Troy, AL

O31 • Movie Gallery Veterans Stadium • Troy, AL

NORTH TEXAS

26

ULM

21

TROY

50

TROY

42

TROY, Ala. - Homecoming at Troy was a history day for the Trojans. Quarterback Levi Brown set the record for the most passing yards in a game by a Trojan, breaking a 41-year-old mark set by Sim Byrd in 1968. Brown’s 469-yard day was his second straight record-setter against the Mean Green. He set a school mark with 40 completions against North Texas in 2008. The Trojans finished the day just three yards shy of 700 offensively. The win kept the Trojans in control of the conference race at the midway point of the season.

Score by Quarters North Texas Troy

1 0 17

2 3 4 7 6 13 17 16 0

TROY, Ala. - Another matchup of the top two teams in the Sun Belt confirmed what others already knew, there was just one top team in the league this year. The Trojans quickly quieted the Warhawks in a Halloween battle of the SBC’s only unbeaten teams. A full moon shifted as the Trojans’ Levi Brown passed for four touchdowns and racked up 378 passing yards. Jerrel Jernigan caught 13 of Brown’s passes for 203 yards and a touchdown on the night.

FINAL 26 50

Scoring Summary: First Quarter 12:28-TROY-Harris 1 yd run (Taylor kick) 7:48-TROY-Harris 3 yd run (Taylor kick) 0:34-TROY-Taylor 30 yd field goal Second Quarter 13:44-UNT-Dunbar 3 yd run (Knott kick) 5:20-TROY-Greer 1 yd run (Taylor kick) 1:09-TROY-Gill 20 yd pass from Brown (Taylor kick) 0:00-TROY-Taylor 38 yd field goal Third Quarter 11:58-TROY-Brown 6 yd run (Taylor kick) 11:47-UNT-Dunbar 60 yd pass from Tune (kick blocked) 7:22-TROY-Kinlaw safety 4:06-TROY-Southward 2 yd run (Taylor kick) Fourth Quarter 11:46-UNT-Dunbar 69 yd run (kick blocked) 4:33-UNT-Outlaw 7 yd pass from Tune (Knott kick)

Score by Quarters ULM Troy

STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING-YARDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE-YARDS Fumbles Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks by: Number-Yards

STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING-YARDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE-YARDS Fumbles Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks by: Number-Yards

UNT 14 128 267 22-33-1 395 1-15 1-3 4-130 0-0 5-31.0 2-0 6-45 28:09 7-16 0-1 2-2 1-6

TROY 29 205 492 30-50-0 697 0-0 2-17 5-109 1-8 2-48.5 2-2 8-60 31:51 12-19 1-3 6-7 1-5

1 0 14

2 3 14 7 7 14

4 0 7

FINAL 21 42

Scoring Summary: First Quarter 12:48-TROY-Harris 2 yd run (Taylor kick) 7:48-TROY-Jarboe 16 yd pass (Taylor kick) Second Quarter 7:59-ULM-McNeal 7 yd pass from Wells (Jabour kick) 6:56-TROY-Reeves 33 yd pass from Brown (Taylor kick) 0:07-ULM-Jordan 3 yd pass from Wells (Jabour kick) Third Quarter 9:09-TROY-Davis 22 yd pass from Brown (Taylor kick) 2:35-TROY-Jernigan 41 yd pass from Brown (Taylor kick) 0:00-ULM-McNeal 26 yd pass from Wells (Jabour kick) Fourth Quarter 1:20-TROY-Lee 30 yd interception return (Taylor kick)

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ULM 22 117 279 23-37-3 396 0-0 1-0 6-108 1-0 7-36.6 2-1 8-51 33:56 5-15 1-1 2-4 1-6

TROY 21 50 378 28-43-1 428 0-0 1-(-2) 3-68 3-36 6-34.7 1-0 6-50 26:04 4-13 1-3 2-2 3-16

2009 SEASON IN REVIEW

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2009 SEASON IN REVIEW

N7 • L.T. Smith Stadium • Bowling Green, KY

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N14 • Razorback Stadium • Fayetteville, AR

TROY

40

TROY

20

WKU

20

ARKANSAS

56

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. - The Hilltoppers were winless and on the verge of losing their coach, but that didn’t stop them from giving the front-running Trojans fits. The “nothing to lose” attitude the Hilltoppers carried into the game gave the Trojans all they could handle in the first half. Troy led by just one at the break, but freshman running back Shawn Southward carried the Trojans to the tune of 140 yards and a school record four touchdowns as the Trojans pulled awat in the second half of their seventh consecutive victory, the longest streak in the FBS era.

Score by Quarters Troy WKU

1 7 7

2 3 14 13 13 0

4 6 0

FINAL 40 20

Scoring Summary: First Quarter 9:57-WKU-Jakes 7 yd run (Tinius kick) 8:00-TROY-Marcum 10 yd pass from Brown (Taylor kick) Second Quarter 13:05-WKU-Vasquez 18 yd pass from Jakes (Tinius kick) 11:19-TROY-Southward 2 yd run (Taylor kick) 5:03-WKU-Tinius 29 yd field goal 3:23-TROY-Harris 5 yd run (Taylor kick) 0:05-WKU-Tinius 43 yd field goal Third Quarter 7:13-TROY-Southward 1 yd run (Taylor kick) 2:28-TROY-Southward 10 yd run (rush failed) Fourth Quarter 6:30-TROY-Southward 39 yd run (kick failed) STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING-YARDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE-YARDS Fumbles Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks by: Number-Yards

TROY 23 201 276 23-37-0 477 0-0 3-6 4-119 0-0 5-40.2 0-0 5-45 24:05 3-9 1-1 5-6 3-29

WKU 22 226 196 20-35-0 422 0-0 2-17 7-169 0-0 4-46.0 1-1 10-64 35:55 8-17 1-2 3-3 1-3

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - The nation’s two longest streaks of pass attempts without an interception squared off, and neither came away unscathed. Levi Brown threw for 321 yards against the Razorbacks in the 56-20 loss and was picked off three times. Brown held the nation’s lead in the category, and upon his first quarter interception, Arkansas quarterback Ryan Mallet took over. The Trojans defense ended his streak shortly thereafter, but Mallet launched five touchdown passes and had 405 yards through the air in the game.

Score by Quarters Troy Arkansas

1 0 7

2 3 4 10 10 0 21 14 14

FINAL 20 56

Scoring Summary: First Quarter 10:35-UA-Adams 23 yd pass from Mallett (Tejada kick) Second Quarter 13:55-UA-Green 1 yd run (Tejada kick) 5:49-TROY-Bruce 3 yd pass from Brown (Taylor kick) 3:42-UA-Wingo 16 yd run (Tejada kick) 1:26-UA-Childs 13 yd pass from Mallett (Tejada kick) 0:37-TROY-Taylor 20 yd field goal Third Quarter 12:44-TROY-Taylor 20 yd field goal 10:26-UA-Williams 28 yd pass from Mallett (Tejada kick) 8:21-TROY-Davis 17 yd pass from Chandler (Taylor kick) 0:33-UA-Wright 9 yd pass from Mallett (Tejada kick) Fourth Quarter 13:10-UA-Wingo 83 yd pass from Mallett (Tejada kick) 6:12-UA-Davis 9 yd run (Tejada kick) STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING-YARDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE-YARDS Fumbles Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks by: Number-Yards

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TROY 27 102 353 32-54-3 455 0-0 2-5 9-200 1-16 2-45.5 3-1 5-45 27:59 4-11 0-2 4-4 3-23

UA 28 187 405 23-30-1 592 0-0 0-0 2-53 3-2 3-40.3 1-0 9-63 31:51 5-9 1-1 5-5 1-6

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL N21 • Movie Gallery Veterans Stadium • Troy, AL

N28 • Cajun Field • Lafayette, LA

FLORIDA ATLANTIC

21

TROY

48

TROY

47

LA-LAFAYETTE

31

TROY, Ala. - Troy had another conference title on the mind when the Owls came to Movie Gallery Veterans Memorial Stadium for what is always a heated game. The Trojans guaranteed themselves at least a share of the Sun Belt Conference crown by coasting to victory over Florida Atlantic. Levi Brown again set the single-game passing yardage record for the Trojans, throwing for 477 yards and three touchdowns. Troy posted 651 yards of offense on the night, and a celebration followed for the fourth consecutive conference championship as the Trojans sent the seniors out with a victory in their final home game at Movie Gallery Veterans Memorial Stadium.

Score by Quarters Florida Atlantic Troy

1 7 14

2 3 0 14 19 7

4 0 7

FINAL 21 47

Scoring Summary: First Quarter 7:32-TROY-Southward 1 yd run (Taylor kick) 4:08-TROY-Cherry 19 yd pass from Brown (Taylor kick) 1:11-FAU-Morris 45 yd run (Gornall kick) Second Quarter 14:35-TROY-Taylor 43 yd field goal 9:31-TROY-Greer 1 yd run (attempted blocked) 2:22-TROY-Williams 22 yd pass from Brown (Glusman kick) 0:00-TROY-Taylor 36 yd field goal Third Quarter 12:37-TROY-Jernigan 2 yd run (Taylor kick) 8:36-FAU-Van Camp 3 yd run (Gornall kick) 0:14-FAU-Bonner 6 yd pass from Van Camp (Gornall kick) Fourth Quarter 12:36-TROY-Gill 5 yd pass from Brown (Taylor kick) STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING-YARDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE-YARDS Fumbles Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks by: Number-Yards

FAU 17 142 206 23-36-0 348 1-4 0-0 7-136 1-20 8-45.9 1-1 17-156 35:29 6-15 0-1 2-2 0-0

TROY 33 168 483 28-40-1 651 0-0 4-19 3-82 0-0 2-35.0 2-2 4-35 24:31 7-11 0-0 6-7 5-33

LAFAYETTE, La. - The Trojans were looking for their first perfect season in Sun Belt Conference play, and they accomplished the feat at one of the league’s toughest places to play. The Trojans led the game 24-0 early, but allowed 25 unanswered points to the Ragin’ Cajuns and found themselves trailing late in the third quarter. A determined team of Trojans bounced back, however, to finish with a perfect conference record. Shawn Southward posted 152 yards rushing in the game and scored two touchdowns, and Levi Brown completed his final eight pass attempts for 174 yards to bring the Trojans from behind to capture the undisputed conference crown..

Score by Quarters Troy Louisiana-Lafayette

1 14 0

2 3 4 10 0 24 13 12 6

FINAL 48 31

Scoring Summary: First Quarter 12:50-TROY-Southward 3 yd run (Taylor kick) 3:49-TROY-Bruce 17 yd pass from Brown (Taylor kick) Second Quarter 14:15-TROY-Taylor 31 yd field goal 12:07-TROY-Southward 23 yrd run (Taylor kick) 6:31-ULL-McGuire 6 yd run (Albrecht kick) 4:30-ULL-Aubrey 57 yd pass from Masson (kick failed) Third Quarter 8:08-ULL-Green 1 yd pass from McGuire (kick failed) 4:11-ULL-Green 91 yd pass from McGuire (attempt failed) Fourth Quarter 13:01-TROY-Taylor 26 yd field goal 10:44-TROY-Gill 14 yd pass from Brown (Taylor kick) 4:47-TROY-Jernigan-26 yd pass from Brown (Taylor kick) 2:16-ULL-Wolfe 9 yd pass from Gautler (attempt failed) 2:10-TROY-Willis 38 yd kickoff return (Taylor kick) STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING-YARDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE-YARDS Fumbles Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks by: Number-Yards

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TROY 22 220 293 20-31-1 513 0-0 0-0 5-138 1-48 3-40.3 2-1 11-88 25:55 5-12 0-1 5-7 2-6

ULL 26 148 415 30-50-1 563 0-0 1-(-1) 3-34 1-0 6-34.8 4-1 9-90 34:05 6-16 1-1 3-3 4-22

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2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

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2009 ALL-SUN BELT TEAM

J6 • Ladd Pebbles Stadium • Mobile, AL

TROY

41

(25) C. MICHIGAN

44

MOBILE, Ala. - In a game billed as an offensive showdown, the two teams did not disappoint on a chilly January evening. The two teams combined for over 1,000 yards of total offense and battled to two overtimes before Central Michigan was able to prevail in the season finale.

Score by Quarters Central Michigan Troy

1 3 7

2 6 3

3 4 10 15 14 10

OT 10 7

FINAL 44 41

Scoring Summary: First Quarter 3:52-TROY-Harris 9 yd pass from Brown (Taylor kick) 0:10-CMU-Aguila 28 yd field goal Second Quarter 8:45-CMU-Aguila 35 yd field goal 3:59-TROY-Taylor 22 yd field goal 1:28-CMU-Aguila 44 yd field goal Third Quarter 13:10-TROY-Southward 1 yd run (Taylor kick) 9:47-CMU-Aguila 42 yd field goal 2:46-CMU-Brown 7 yd run (Aguila kick) 0:23-TROY-Harris 6 yd run (Taylor kick) Fourth Quarter 8:01-TROY-Harris 1 yd run (Taylor kick) 7:47-CMU-Brown 95 yd kickoff return (Aguila kick) 1:17-CMU-Anderson 4 yd pass from LeFevour (attempt good) 0:31-TROY-Taylor 46 yd field goal Overtime 15:00-CMU-LeFevour 13 yd run (Aguila kick) 15:00-TROY-Southward 1 yd run (Taylor kick) 15:00-CMU-Aguila 37 yd field goal STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING-YARDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE-YARDS Fumbles Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks by: Number-Yards

CMU 27 109 395 33-56-1 504 0-0 0-0 7-203 0-0 1-40.0 0-0 4-31 26:35 6-15 0-0 5-5 4-17

TROY 31 169 403 32-57-0 572 0-0 0-0 8-171 0-0 2-36.5 2-1 8-63 33:25 13-20 0-0 5-7 2-5

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SECOND TEAM

DEFENSE DL - Alex Carrington, Ark State DL - Aaron Morgan, ULM DL - Chris McCoy, MTSU DL - Brandon Lang, Troy LB - Cardia Jackson, ULM LB - Boris Lee, Troy LB - Bear Wood, Troy DB - Greg James, ULM DB - Jeremy Kellem, MTSU DB - Alex Suber, MTSU DB - Marcus Udell, MTSU

DEFENSE DL - Bryan Hall, Ark State DL - Jamari Lattimore, MTSU DL - Cameron Sheffield, Troy DL - Kevin Dixon, Troy LB - Antwyne Zanders, ULL LB - Danny Carmichael, MTSU LB - Cam Robinson, MTSU DB - Anthony Gaitor, FIU DB - James Truxillo, ULM DB - Courtland Fuller, Troy DB - Bryan Willis, Troy

SPECIAL TEAMS PK - Alan Gendreau, MTSU P - Spencer Ortego, ULL RS - T.Y. Hilton, FIU AP - Jerrel Jernigan, Troy

SPECIAL TEAMS PK - Josh Arauco, Ark State P - Carlos Munera, FIU RS - Jerrel Jernigan, Troy AP - Bobby Rainey, WKU

OFFENSE QB - Levi Brown, Troy RB - Alfred Morris, FAU RB - Lance Dunbar, UNT WR - LaGregory Sapp, ULM WR - Jerrel Jernigan, Troy TE - Jason Harmon, FAU OL - Brad Bustle, ULL OL - Chris Fisher, ULL OL - Mark Thompson, MTSU OL - Danny Franks, Troy OL - Tyler Clark - Troy

OFFENSE QB - Dwight Dasher, MTSU RB - Frank Goodin, ULM RB - Bobby Rainey, WKU WR - T.Y. Hilton, FIU WR - Jamaal Jackson, UNT TE - Ladarius Green, ULL OL - Derek Newton, Ark State OL - David Matlock, FAU OL - Brad Serirni, FIU OL - Esteban Santiago, UNT OL - Mark Fisher, MTSU

HONORABLE MENTION Corey Leonard (QB, Ark State); Daylan Walker (DB, Ark State); Kevin Cyrille (DL, FAU); Marcus Bartles (DB, FAU); Scott Bryant (LB, FIU); Jonathan Cyprien (DB, FIU); Dwight Bentley (DB, ULL); Grant Fleming (LB, ULL); Luther Ambrose (WR, ULM); Josh Thomas (LB, ULM); Brandon Perry (DL, MTSU); Desmond Gee (RS, MTSU); Kelvin Drake (OL, UNT); Craig Robertson (LB, UNT); Tebiarus Gill (WR, Troy); Will Goggans (P, Troy); Jake Gaebler (WR, WKU); Jeremy Moore (P, WKU) PLAYER OF THE YEAR Levi Brown, Troy OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF YEAR Levi Brown, Troy DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF YEAR Cardia Jackson, ULM Chris McCoy, Middle Tennessee FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Shawn Southward, Troy COACH OF THE YEAR Rick Stockstill, Middle Tenn Larry Blakeney, Troy

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Schedule and Results Date Sept. 3 Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 6 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 Nov. 14 Nov. 21 Nov. 28 Jan. 6

Opponent Result at Bowling Green L at Florida L UAB W at Arkansas State* W Middle Tennessee* W at FIU* W North Texas* W ULM* W at WKU* W at Arkansas L Florida Atlantic* W at La.-Lafayette* W Central Michigan^ L

Team Statistics

Score 31-14 56-6 27-14 30-27 31-7 42-33 50-26 42-21 40-20 56-20 47-21 48-31 44-41

Time 2:41 3:24 3:20 3:29 3:15 3:19 3:10 3:00 3:06 3:21 3:00 3:35 4:00

Att 14,514 90,349 21,182 23,641 17,108 10,142 20,032 17,106 16,747 66,442 16,638 12,245 34,486

Troy Opponent SCORING...................................................438............................. 387

Points Per Game.............................. 33.7............................29.8 FIRST DOWNS...........................................312............................. 283

Rushing................................................101.............................. 96

Passing................................................191............................. 163

Penalty................................................. 20............................... 24 RUSHING YARDAGE.............................. 1939.......................... 1791

Yards Gained Rushing................... 2241.......................... 2167

Yards Lost Rushing............................302............................. 376

Rushing Attempts..............................444............................. 430

Average Per Rush..............................4.4............................... 4.2

Average Per Game........................ 149.2......................... 137.8

TDs Rushing......................................... 29............................... 19 PASSING YARDAGE............................... 4375..........................3728 * - Sun Belt Conference Game

Comp-Att-Int..............................333-529-10.............313-507-10 ^ - GMAC Bowl (Mobile, Ala.)

Average Per Pass..............................8.3.............................. 7.4

Average Per Catch.......................... 13.1...........................11.9

Average Per Game........................ 336.5.........................286.8 Score by Quarters

TDs Passing......................................... 24...............................29

1 2 3 4 OT Total TOTAL OFFENSE...................................... 6314......................... 5519 Total Plays.........................................973............................ 937 Troy 103 139 118 71 7 438 Average Per Play..............................6.5.............................. 5.9 Opponents 41 129 111 96 10 387

Average Per Game........................ 485.7.........................424.5

KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS................... 62-1305...................63-1461 PUNT RETURNS:#-YARDS.................... 30-106..................... 19-105 INT RETURNS:#-YARDS........................ 10-131..................... 10-103 KICK RETURN AVERAGE......................... 21.0...........................23.2 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE..........................3.5.............................. 5.5 DUJUAN HARRIS INT RETURN AVERAGE............................ 13.1...........................10.3 FUMBLES-LOST........................................28-17........................ 27-11 PENALTIES-YARDS................................ 106-888...................107-863

Average Per Game......................... 68.3...........................66.4 PUNTS-YARDS...................................... 56-2285...................71-2786

Average Per Punt............................ 40.8...........................39.2

Net Punt Average............................ 37.5...........................36.6 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game............. 28:58.........................31:02 3RD DOWN CONVERSIONS............. 80/184.....................73/189

3rd Down Percentage..................... 43%...........................39% 4TH DOWN CONVERSIONS................4/17.........................10/18

4th Down Percentage..................... 24%...........................56% SACKS BY-YARDS................................. 33-194..................... 24-126 MISC YARDS.............................................. -12...............................0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED........................ 55...............................50 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS.......................18-23........................ 14-19

Field Goal Percentage................... 78%...........................74% ON-SIDE KICKS......................................... 0-0.............................0-2 RED ZONE SCORES................................51-62........................ 41-46

Red Zone Percentage..................... 82%...........................89% RED ZONE TOUCHDOWNS.................38-62........................ 31-46

Red Zone TD Percentage............... 61%...........................67% PAT-ATTEMPTS.........................................52-53........................ 41-45

PAT Percentage................................ 98%...........................91% ATTENDANCE..........................................92,066................... 234,080

Games/Avg Per Game..............5/18413................7/33440

Neutral Site Games.....................................................1/34486

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Rushing

Southward Harris Jernigan Greer Parker Taylor J. Brown Bruce Jarboe Nolin Reeves L. Brown Silvoy TEAM Total Opponent

Punt Returns GP 13 13 13 13 9 12 13 13 11 11 12 13 13 7 13 13

Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD 110 620 18 602 5.5 12 151 652 69 652 3.9 10 40 290 24 266 6.7 1 35 249 3 246 7.0 3 28 155 1 154 5.5 2 8 73 2 71 8.9 0 0 14 0 14 0.0 0 2 11 0 11 5.5 0 2 9 0 9 4.5 0 1 9 0 9 9.0 0 3 9 0 9 3.0 0 54 150 143 7 0.1 1 1 0 15 -15 -15.0 0 9 0 27 -27 -3.0 0 444 2241 302 1939 4.4 29 430 2167 376 1791 4.2 19

Lg Avg/G 42 46.3 25 44.8 26 20.5 46 18.9 46 17.1 27 5.9 0 1.1 9 0.8 5 0.8 9 0.8 6 0.8 37 0.5 0 -1.2 0 -3.9 46 149.2 69 137.8

Williams Gill Bray Total Opponent

Lg 70 18 17 17 0 0 0 70 91

Kick Returns

Passing

GP Eff Comp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD L. Brown 13 146.08 321-504-9 63.7 4254 23 Parker 9 91.09 10-19-0 52.6 87 0 Williams 13 121.40 1-2-0 50.0 17 0 Chandler 5 572.80 1-1-0 100.0 17 1 Jernigan 13 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 Bruce 13 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 TEAM 7 -200.00 0-1-1 0.0 0 0 Total 13 143.61 333-529-10 62.9 4375 24 Opponent 13 138.43 313-507-10 61.7 3728 29

Avg/G 327.2 9.7 1.3 3.4 0.0 0.0 0.0 336.5 286.8

Receiving

Jernigan Gill Marcum Harris Bruce Reeves Cherry Williams Jarboe A. Davis Silvoy Southward Greer Boyd L. Brown Total Opponent

GP 13 13 13 13 13 12 13 13 11 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13

No. 71 47 35 27 24 22 22 20 15 14 13 13 6 3 1 333 313

Yds 1101 581 324 242 311 363 286 341 248 156 182 123 59 41 17 4375 3728

Avg TD Lg Avg/G 15.5 4 70 84.7 12.4 6 44 44.7 9.3 1 23 24.9 9.0 2 22 18.6 13.0 2 29 23.9 16.5 3 63 30.2 13.0 1 29 22.0 17.0 2 59 26.2 16.5 1 67 22.5 11.1 2 22 12.0 14.0 0 39 14.0 9.5 0 20 9.5 9.8 0 22 4.5 13.7 0 20 3.2 17.0 0 17 1.3 13.1 24 70 336.5 11.9 29 91 286.8

No. 28 1 1 30 19

Yds. 110 9 -13.0 106 105

Avg 3.9 9.0 -13.0 3.5 5.5

TD 0 0 0 0 0

Long 16 9 0 16 32

No. 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 10

Yds. 39 8 0 48 30 0 6 131 103

Avg 9.8 8.0 0.0 48.0 30.0 0.0 6.0 13.1 10.3

TD 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1

Long 23 8 0 48 30 0 6 48 64

No. 39 9 5 3 2 1 1 1 1 62 53

Yds. 897 200 37 54 35 18 15 11 38 1305 1461

Avg 23.0 22.2 7.4 18.0 17.5 18.0 15.0 11.0 38.0 21.0 23.2

TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1

Long 50 47 20 29 20 18 15 11 38 50 95

Yds. Avg 0 0.0 19 9.5

TD 0 0

Long 0 15

Interceptions

Willis Woods McKissic Fuller Lee Valcin Golden Total Opponent

Jernigan Greer McDowell Reeves Southward Jones Nolin Harris Willis Total Opponenrt

Fumble Returns

Total Opponent

108

No. 0 2

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Total Offense

Scoring

Taylor Harris Southward Gill Glusman Jernigan Greer Reeves Bruce A. Davis Parker Williams L. Brown Cherry Jarboe Marcum Lee Willis Kinlaw Silvoy Total Opponent

PAT TD FG Kick Rush Rcv Pass 0 11-14 43-44 0 0 0 12 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 12 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 6 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 7-9 9-9 0 0 0 5 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0 55 18-23 52-53 0-1 0 0 50 14-19 41-45 0 2 2-4

DXP 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Saf Pts 0 76 0 72 0 72 0 36 0 30 0 30 0 18 0 18 0 12 0 12 0 12 0 12 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 6 1 2 0 0 1 438 0 387

All-Purpose Yards

Jernigan Harris Southward Gill Greer Williams Reeves Marcum Bruce Cherry Jarboe Parker Silvoy A. Davis Willis Taylor Fuller Boyd McDowell Lee Nolin L. Brown Jones J. Brown Woods Golden Bray TEAM Total Opponent

GP Rush Rcv 13 266 1101 13 583 242 13 602 123 13 0 581 13 246 59 13 0 341 12 9 363 13 0 324 13 11 311 13 0 286 11 9 248 9 154 0 13 -15 182 13 0 156 13 0 0 12 71 0 12 0 0 13 0 41 13 0 0 13 0 0 11 9 0 13 7 17 11 0 0 13 14 0 11 0 0 12 0 0 12 0 0 7 -27 0 13 1939 4375 13 1791 3728

PR KR IR Total 0 897 0 2264 0 11 0 836 0 35 0 760 9 0 0 590 0 200 0 505 110 0 0 451 0 54 0 426 0 0 0 324 0 0 0 322 0 0 0 286 0 0 0 257 0 0 0 154 0 0 0 167 0 0 0 156 0 38 39 77 0 0 0 71 0 0 0 48 0 0 0 41 0 37 0 37 0 0 30 30 0 15 0 24 0 0 0 24 0 18 0 18 0 0 0 14 0 0 8 8 0 0 6 6 -13 0 0 -13 0 0 0 -27 106 1305 131 7856 105 1461 103 7188

Avg/G 174.2 64.3 58.5 45.4 38.8 34.7 35.5 24.9 24.8 22.0 23.4 17.1 12.8 12.0 5.9 5.9 4.0 3.2 2.8 2.3 2.2 1.8 1.6 1.1 0.7 0.5 -1.1 -3.9 604.3 552.9

L. Brown Southward Harris Parker Jernigan Greer Taylor Williams J. Brown Bruce Nolin Jarboe Reeves Silvoy TEAM Total Opponent

GP 13 13 13 9 13 13 12 13 13 13 11 11 12 13 7 13 13

Plays 558 110 151 47 41 35 8 2 0 3 1 2 3 1 10 973 937

Rush 7 602 583 154 266 246 71 0 14 11 9 9 9 -15 -27 1939 1791

Pass 4254 0 0 87 0 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4375 3728

Total 4261 602 584 241 266 246 71 17 14 11 9 9 9 -15 -27 6314 5519

Avg/G 327.8 46.3 44.6 26.8 20.5 18.9 5.9 1.3 1.1 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 -1.2 -3.9 485.7 424.5

Punting

Goggans Total Opponent

No. 56 56 71

Yds 2285 2285 2786

Avg Long TB 40.8 63 4 40.8 63 4 39.2 56 4

FC 16 16 17

I20 Blkd 14 0 14 0 23 0

Field Goals

Glusman Taylor FGM-FGA..................................................7-9.......................... 11-14 Percentage...............................................77.8........................... 78.6 1-19...........................................................0-0............................. 0-0 20-29.........................................................3-3............................. 4-4 30-39.........................................................1-2............................. 5-7 40-49.........................................................3-4............................. 2-3 50-99.........................................................0-0............................. 0-0 Long ............................................................45..............................46 Blocked........................................................0................................. 1

Field Goal Sequence

Troy Bowling Green 36 Florida (45),(42) UAB (23),(22) Arkansas State (44),(37),(21),40 Middle Tennessee (26) FIU - North Texas (30),(38) ULM - WKU - Arkansas 48,(30),(20) Florida Atlantic (43),(36) Louisiana-Lafayette (31),(26) Central Michigan 34,(22),(46),31

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Opponents (21) 39 (19),(30) (27),(31) (41),(22) 27 (29),(43),47,47 46,(28),(35) (44),(42),(37)

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made

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Defensive Leaders

GP Solo Woods 11 79 Lee 13 63 Lang 13 41 Willis 13 60 C. Sheffield 13 43 Bowens 13 48 Fuller 12 40 D. Sheffield 13 32 Valcin 13 41 Dixon 13 29 McDowell 13 25 Lamb 13 26 Golden 12 20 Kinlaw 13 17 Addison 13 15 Ross 13 21 K. Davis 12 18 McKissic 13 14 Roberts 11 7 Corley 12 7 Searcy 11 4 Roussell 7 4 Bray 12 7 Dudley 3 4 Taylor 13 3 Henry 13 3 Boudreaux 7 1 Hawkins 7 2 Sellers 13 2 T. Davis 5 2 Thomas 10 2 Clark 13 1 Winston 1 0 Jones 11 1 Taylor 12 0 Parker 9 1 Reeves 12 1 Williams 13 1 Greer 13 1 Gill 13 1 Jernigan 13 1 TEAM 7 0 Total 13 688 Opponent 13 614

Tackles Fumbles Ast Total TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF 64 143 19.0-50 4.0-19 1-8 2 4 0-0 1 64 127 16.0-54 3.0-22 1-30 7 2 0-0 0 32 73 12.5-55 8.5-46 0-0 1 33 0-0 3 13 73 0.5-2 0.0-0 4-39 12 0 1-0 1 23 66 10.5-37 7.0-30 0-0 6 28 0-0 1 14 62 1.0-1 0.0-0 0-0 7 1 1-0 2 21 61 2.5-7 0.0-0 1-48 6 0 1-0 0 22 54 2.5-5 1.0-3 0-0 3 3 0-0 0 10 51 2.0-4 0.0-0 1-0 5 0 0-0 1 20 49 10.5-48 4.0-34 0-0 1 21 0-0 0 19 44 4.0-19 0.0-0 0-0 2 3 2-0 1 12 38 0.5-1 0.0-0 0-0 0 1 0-0 0 17 37 1.5-6 1.0-5 1-6 1 1 1-0 2 15 32 8.5-49 3.0-25 0-0 1 8 2-0 0 17 32 6.0-23 2.5-15 0-0 0 10 0-0 0 5 26 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 1 0-0 0 3 21 2.0-8 1.0-7 0-0 0 0 0-0 3 6 20 0.0-0 0.0-0 1-0 0 0 1-0 1 7 14 1.0-1 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 4 11 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 2 0-0 0 5 9 1.5-3 0.5-2 0-0 0 1 0-0 0 5 9 0.5-2 0.5-2 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 2 0 0-0 0 0 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 3 0-0 0 1 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 1 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 1-0 0 3 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 2 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 1-0 0 410 1098 102-375 33-194 10-131 56 122 11-0 16 317 931 80-256 24-126 10-103 43 21 17-19 19

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Blk 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1

1 0 Saf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

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Offense [Starters]

WR LT LG C Bowling Green Taylor Brown Clark Franks Florida Taylor Brown Clark Franks UAB Jernigan Brown Clark Franks Arkansas State Jernigan Brown Clark Franks Middle Tenn Jernigan Brown Clark Franks FIU Jernigan Brown Clark Franks North Texas Cherry Brown Clark Franks ULM Jernigan Brown Clark Franks WKU Bruce Brown Clark Franks Arkansas Cherry Brown Clark Franks FAU Bruce Brown Clark Franks La-Lafayette Cherry Brown Clark Franks Central Michigan Bruce Brown Clark Franks *Started at WR, no running backs started the game ^Started at TE, three wide receivers started with running back

Defense [Starters]

Bowling Green Florida UAB Arkansas State Middle Tenn FIU North Texas ULM WKU Arkansas FAU La-Lafayette Central Michigan

DE Lang Lang Lang Lang Lang Lang Lang Lang Lang Lang Lang Lang Lang

DT Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon

Specialists [Starters]

Bowling Green Florida UAB Arkansas State Middle Tenn FIU North Texas ULM WKU Arkansas FAU La-Lafayette Central Michigan

KO Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor

RG Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams

RT WR Wilborn Jernigan Wilborn Gill Wilborn Gill Graves Gill Wilborn Cherry Wilborn Gill Wilborn Gill Wilborn Gill Wilborn Gill Wilborn Gill Wilborn Davis Wilborn Gill Wilborn Gill

QB Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown

DT Kinlaw Kinlaw Kinlaw Kinlaw Kinlaw Kinlaw Kinlaw Kinlaw Kinlaw Kinlaw Kinlaw Kinlaw Kinlaw

DE C. Sheffield C. Sheffield C. Sheffield C. Sheffield C. Sheffield C. Sheffield C. Sheffield C. Sheffield C. Sheffield C. Sheffield C. Sheffield C. Sheffield C. Sheffield

LB Golden Golden Woods Woods Woods Woods Woods Woods Woods Woods Woods Woods Woods

LB Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee

LB McDowell D. Sheffield D. Sheffield D. Sheffield D. Sheffield D. Sheffield D. Sheffield D. Sheffield D. Sheffield D. Sheffield D. Sheffield D. Sheffield D. Sheffield

CB Willis Willis Willis Willis Willis Willis Willis Willis Willis Willis Willis Willis Willis

PK Glusman Glusman Glusman Glusman Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor

P Goggans Goggans Goggans Goggans Goggans Goggans Goggans Goggans Goggans Goggans Goggans Goggans Goggans

H Silvoy Silvoy Silvoy Silvoy Silvoy Silvoy Silvoy Silvoy Silvoy Silvoy Silvoy Silvoy Silvoy

PR Williams Williams Williams Gill Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams

KR Greer Greer Greer Greer Greer Greer Greer Greer Greer Greer Greer Greer Greer

KR Jernigan Jernigan Jernigan Jernigan Jernigan Jernigan Jernigan Jernigan Jernigan Jernigan Jernigan Jernigan Jernigan

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FB WR WR Harris Williams Marcum Harris Jarboe Jernigan Harris Jarboe Williams Harris Williams Marcum Harris Williams Davis Harris Williams Davis Jernigan* Williams Jarboe Harris Williams Davis Southward Williams Marcum Jernigan* Williams Davis Jernigan* Williams Marcum Southward Boyd^ Davis Jernigan* Williams Davis

FS Bowens Bowens Bowens Bowens Bowens Bowens Bowens Bowens Bowens Bowens Bowens Ross Ross

SS Fuller Fuller Fuller Fuller Fuller Fuller Fuller Fuller Fuller Fuller Fuller Fuller McKissic

LS Robinson Henry Robinson Henry Henry Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson

CB Valcin Valcin Valcin Valcin Valcin Valcin Valcin Valcin Valcin Valcin Valcin Bowens Bowens

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Game-by-Game Comparison

Opp. Bowling Green Florida UAB Arkansas State Middle Tenn.

FIU North Texas ULM WKU Arkansas Fla. Atlantic La.-Lafayette Cent. Michigan

Score 14-31 6-56 27-14 30-27 31-7 42-33 50-26 42-21 40-20 20-56 47-21 48-31 41-44

Opp. Bowling Green Florida UAB Arkansas State Middle Tenn.

FIU North Texas ULM WKU Arkansas Fla. Atlantic La.-Lafayette Cent. Michigan

3rd Down Conversions 4-13/4-13 2-16/10-14 4-12/6-15 8-17/2-9 8-18/4-17 6-13/4-18 12-19/7-16 4-13/5-15 3-9/8-17 4-11/5-9 7-11/6-15 5-12/6-16 13-20/6-15

Total 17/21 8/32 25/18 29/13 22/19 25/24 29/14 21/22 23/22 27/28 33/17 22/26 31/27

First Downs Passing

By Rush By Pass By Pen Rushes-Yards Comp-Att-Int Yards 3/5 14/15 0/1 21-41/28-50 28-44-2/32-44-1 263/339 5/14 2/16 1/2 35-73/46-291 8-24-1/25-36-0 66/372 7/9 13/6 5/3 32-138/35-176 23-32-1/15-29-1 413/109 8/5 20/7 1/1 37-134/25-70 34-49-0/15-27-0 373/235 16/5 5/12 1/2 49-264/28-109 18-30-0/24-44-0 191/245 9/7 16/11 0/6 39-174/36-38 28-38-0/28-50-1 391/265 10/2 18/11 1/1 44-205/26-128 30-50-0/22-33-1 492/267 3/6 17/14 1/2 25-50/34-117 28-43-1/23-37-3 378/279 7/14 15/8 1/0 33-201/39-226 23-37-0/20-35-0 276/196 8/8 17/19 2/1 24-102/35-187 32-54-3/23-30-1 353/405 11/6 17/9 5/2 31-168/34-142 28-40-1/23-36-1 483/206 8/10 14/14 0/2 35-220/37-148 20-31-1/30-50-1 293/415 6/5 23/21 2/1 39-169/27-109 32-57-0/33-56-1 403/395

4th Down Conversions 0-3/3-3 0-2/0-0 1-1/0-1 0-0/0-0 0-0/0-2 0-1/3-5 1-3/0-1 1-3/1-1 1-1/1-2 0-2/1-1 0-0/0-1 0-1/1-1 0-0/0-0

Time of TOP Avg Possession Margin Yds/Rush 25:21/34:39 -9:18 2.0/1.8 28:17/31:43 -3:26 2.1/6.3 31:59/28:01 3:58 4.3/5.0 34:24/25:36 8:48 3.6/2.8 34:08/25:52 8:16 5.4/3.9 28:30/31:30 -3:00 4.5/1.1 31:51/28:09 3:42 4.7/4.9 26:04/33:56 -7:52 2.0/3.4 24:05/35:55 -11:50 6.1/5.8 27:59/31:51 -3:52 4.2/5.3 24:31/35:29 -10:58 5.4/4.2 25:55/34:05 -8:10 6.3/4.0 33:25/26:35 6:50 4.3/4.0

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Avg Yds/Pass 6.0/7.7 2.8/10.3 12.9/3.8 7.6/8.7 6.4/5.6 10.3/5.3 9.8/8.1 8.8/7.5 7.5/5.6 6.5/13.5 12.1/5.7 9.5/8.3 7.1/7.1

Avg Yds/Play 4.7/5.4 2.4/8.1 8.6/4.5 5.9/5.9 5.8/4.9 7.3/3.5 7.4/6.7 6.3/5.6 6.8/5.7 5.8/9.1 9.2/5.0 7.8/6.5 6.0/6.1

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Total Ret Plays-Yards Yds TO 65-304/72-389 100/142 2/1 59-13982-663 121/82 3/3 64-551/64-285 47/75 2/1 86-507/52-305 101/165 3/3 79-455/72-354 57/107 1/1 77-565/86-303 76/224 3/1 94-697/59-395 134/148 2/1 68-428/71-396 102/108 1/4 70-477/74-422 125/186 0/1 78-455/65-592 221/55 4/1 71-651/70-348 101/160 3/1 66-513/87-563 186/33 2/2 96-572/83-504 171/203 1/1

Punting Penalties Number-Avg No-Yds/No-Yds 5-38.0/5-37.6 4-30/6-49 9-44.2/3-38.0 6-51/10-87 3-51.3/6-45.8 15-142/8-63 3-35.0/5-32.6 11-72/7-48 9-40.4/11-37.9 12-92/7-55 5-42.6/7-42.4 11-115/6-61 2-48.5/5-31.0 8-60/6-45 6-34.7/7-36.6 6-50/8-51 5-40.2/4-46.0 5-45/10-64 2-45.5/3-40.3 5-45/9-63 2-35.0/8-45.9 4-35/17-156 3-40.3/6-34.8 11-88/9-90 2-36.5/1-40.0 8-63/4-31

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Total Offense

Most Plays Game.................. 74, Levi Brown vs. LSU (2008) Season............... 448, Omar Haugabook (2007) Most Yards Game.......... 545, Sim Byrd vs. Samford (1966) Season...........................4261, Levi Brown (2009) Career....................... 7373, Sim Byrd (1966-68) Most Yards Per Game Season..........................327.3, Levi Brown (2009) Career................... 274.3, Levi Brown (2008-09) Most Yards Per Play Season............8.96, Derrick Washington (1994) Career............8.01, Steven Coleman (1992-94) Most TDs Responsible For Game...........................6, Sim Byrd, twice (1968) Season........................37, Kelvin Simmons (1993) Career............................ 69, Sim Byrd (1966-68)

Rushing

Most Rushes Game.... 46, DeWhitt Betterson vs, USU (2003) Season............... 256, DeWhitt Betterson (2004) Career.........653, DeWhitt Betterson (2001-04) Most Yards Gained Game.......244, Eddie Brundidge vs. VU (1984) Season................... 1337, Arrid Gregory (1996) Career...... 3441, DeWhitt Betterson (2001-04) By a QB...................2533, Mike Turk (1984-87)

Season................... 1825, Arrid Gregory (1996) Career................4079, Perry Griggs (1973-76)

Passing

Highest Passing Efficiency Game.....289.8, Aaron Leak vs. Utah St (2004) Season..................174.5, Kelvin Simmons (1993) Career........... 165.8, Kelvin Simmons (1992-93) Most Attempts Game.................. 72, Levi Brown vs LSU (2008) Season............................. 504, Levi Brown (2009) Career............1037, Brock Nutter (1998-2002) Most Completions Game.... 40, Levi Brown vs. North Texas (2008) Season............................. 321, Levi Brown (2009) Career.............. 581, Brock Nutter (1998-2002)

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............................ 9.3, Kelvin Simmons (1992-93) Most Yards Per Game Season..... 327.2, Levi Brown (13 games), 2009 Career... 273.2, Levi Brown (20 gms), 2008-09 Most 300-Yard Games Season.................................. 5, Levi Brown (2009) Career............................7, Levi Brown (2008-09) Most 400-Yard Games Season.................................. 3, Levi Brown (2009) Career............................3, Levi Brown (2008-09) Most Touchdown Passes Game.................................6, Sim Byrd, two times Season........................31, Kelvin Simmons (1993) Career............................ 68, Sim Byrd (1966-68)

Most Consecutive Completions Game...................20, Sim Byrd vs. UWA (1968)

Most Consecutive Games w/ TD Season................................11, Levi Brown (2009) Career........... 15, Omar Haugabook (2006-07)

Highest Completion Percentage Game.... 80, Levi Brown vs. North Texas (2008) Season................................ 72.0, Al Head (1969) Career............................ 62.9, Levi Brown (2009)

Most Interceptions Thrown Game...................................................5, four times Season....................................24, Al Head (1970) Career............................ 45, Sim Byrd (1966-68)

Most Yards Game....... 477, Levi Brown vs FAU (11/21/09) Season...........................4254, Levi Brown (2009) Career............7791, Brock Nutter (1998-2002)

Fewest Interceptions Thrown Season.......................... 1, Kelvin Simmons (1992) Career....................7, Kelvin Simmons (1992-93) Longest Pass Play Game......... 99, Mike Turk to Titus Dixon (1986)

Most Yards Per Attempt Season............................ 10.3, Bobby Lee (1974) Career........................ 9.3, Bobby Lee (1972-75)

Highest Average Per Rush Game........14.6, Kenny Cattouse vs. FIU (2007) Season...................10.9, Jimmi Haywood (1985) Career............8.01, Steven Coleman (1992-94) Most Touchdowns Rushing Game...................4, Phillip Jones vs. JSU (1997) ................ 4, Shawn Southward vs. WKU (2009) Season............................. 17, Joe Jackson (1996) By a QB......................15, Jeremy Rowell (1994) Career.......................34, Joe Jackson (1994-97) By a QB........................32, Mike Turk (1984-87) Most 100-Yard Rushing Games Season.................... 7, DeWhitt Betterson (2004) Career........... 14, DeWhitt Betterson (2001-04) Most Consecutive 100-Yd. Games Season............................ 3, four different players Career............................ 3, four different players Most 200-Yd. Rushing Games Season....................... 2, Eddie Brundidge (1986) Career....................... 2, Eddie Brundidge (1986) Most Consecutive 200-Yd. Games Season....................... 2, Eddie Brundidge (1986) Career....................... 2, Eddie Brundidge (1986) Longest Rush Game................ 92, Jerry Reeves, vs. LC (1964)

All-Purpose Yardage

Most Yards Game.. 309, Demontray Carter vs ASU (2000)

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Most Catches Game.....16, Danny Grant vs. McNeese (1968) Season........................77, Jerrel Jernigan (2008) Career.................. 215, Danny Grant (1967-69)

Season.......................... 29, Sam Glusman (2008) Career........................... 78, Ted Clem (1984-87) Highest Pct. of Field Goals Made Season...................... 88.9, Greg Whibbs (2007) Career............ 77.2, Lawrence Tynes (1997-00)

Most Yards Game.......... 225, Danny Grant vs. MSU (1968) Season............................1169, Rufus Cox (1984) Career................2907, Danny Grant (1967-69)

Longest Field Goal Made Game....................... 49, Lawrence Tynes (2001)

Highest Average per Catch Game............46.0, Greg Harris vs. VSU (1986) Season..................39.5, Jonathan Carter (1997) Career......................22.2, Billy Dixon (1975-77)

Most Punts Game..... 12, Doug Crane vs. Miss. Coll. (1984) Season...................78, Thomas Olmstead (2003) Career......... 288, Thomas Olmstead (2002-05)

Punting

Most Touchdown Catches Game................ 4, Danny Grant vs. ASU (1966) Season............14, Danny Grant (1966 & 1968) Career.....................44, Danny Grant (1967-69)

Highest Average Game................ 54.8, Thomas Olmstead (2004) Season............... 43.1, Thomas Olmstead (2004) Career........ 41.5, Thomas Olmstead (2002-05)

Most 100-Yd. Games Season..................... 4, Heyward Skipper (2001) ...................................... 4, Jerrel Jernigan (2009) Career................... 8, Kelvin Murdock (1978-81)

Most Yards on Punts Game....441, Thomas Olmstead vs. UM (2003) Season............. 3304, Thomas Olmstead (2003) Career.... 11953, Thomas Olmstead (2002-05)

Scoring

Longest Punt Game...........81 yds, Matt Allen vs. NSU (1999)

Most Points Game........... 24, Thad Buttone vs. SHSU (1999) Season...........................108, Joe Jackson (1996) Career.................. 276, Danny Grant (1966-69) Most Touchdowns Game..............4, Thad Buttone vs. SHSU (1999) ................ 4, Shawn Southward vs. WKU (2009) Season............................. 17, Joe Jackson (1996) Career.....................45, Danny Grant (1966-69)

Kicking

Most Points Game........................... 17, Sam Glusman (2008) Season........................108, Sam Glusman (2008) Career.........................310, Ted Clem (1984-87) Most PAT’s Made Game................10, Danny Moore vs. LC (1967) Season..............................59, Ollie Quass (1993) .............................................. 59, Ted Clem (1987) Career........................170 , Ted Clem (1984-87) Most PAT’s Attempted Game................10, Danny Moore vs. LC (1967) Season..............................59, Ollie Quass (1993) .............................................. 59, Ted Clem (1987) Career.........................170, Ted Clem (1984-87) Highest Percentage of PAT’s Season.....................................100.0, four players Career............ 98.2, Lawrence Tynes (1997-00) Most Consecutive PAT’s Made Career.........................166, Ted Clem (1984-87) Most Field Goals Made Game...............4, Greg Whibbs vs. FAU (2007) Season.......................... 20, Sam Glusman (2008) Career................... 50, Greg Whibbs (2003-07) Most Field Goals Attempted Game.................... 4, Sam Glusman (three times)

Punt Returns

Most Punt Returns Game...........................7, three different players Season................................ 35, Carl Smith (1982) Career............. 112, Leodis McKelvin (2004-07) Most Yards on Punt Returns Game..... 215, Virgil Seay vs. UWA (9/29/79) Season............................457, Virgil Seay (1979) Career...........1471, Leodis McKelvin (2004-07) Highest Average Per Return Game.......35.0, Leodis McKelvin vs. FIU (2007) Season...................17.4, Leodis McKelvin (2007) Career.................... 16.6, Virgil Seay (1978-79) Most Touchdowns on Returns Game.......... 3, Virgil Seay vs. UWA (9/29/79) Season..........................3, three different players Career.................. 7, Leodis McKelvin (2004-07) Longest Punt Return Game.....................90 yds, Bobby Enslen (1967)

Kickoff Returns

Most Kickoff Returns Game................ 7, Leodis McKelvin (three times) .........................................7, Jorrick Calvin (2008) Season...................... 33, Leodis McKelvin (2007) Career................99, Leodis McKelvin (2004-07) Most Yards on Kickoff Returns Game.......... 215, Frank Sadler vs. UNA (1959) Season....................765, Leodis McKelvin (2007) Career...........2346, Leodis McKelvin (2004-07) Highest Average Per Return Game......42.0, Leodis McKelvin vs ULM (2006) Season...................25.8, Leodis McKelvin (2005) Career..................... 24.3, Titus Dixon (1985-88)

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Most Touchdowns on Returns Game.....................................................1, 19 times Season..............................2, Frank Sadler (1957) Career.......................3, Frank Sadley (1956-59) Longest Kickoff Return Game.......................................100 yds, five times

Interception Returns

Most Passes Intercepted Game.....................................................3, six times Season.........................15, Ronnie Shelley (1968) Career.................. 36, Ronnie Shelley (1966-69) Most Interception Return Yards Game........ 114, Jimmy McClain vs. USF (1999) Season...................... 294, Ronnie Shelley (1968) Career................492, Ronnie Shelley (1967-69) Most TDs on Interceptions Game............. 2, Jimmy McClain vs. USF (1999) Season..................................................2, four times Career.................3, Rayshun Reed (1999-2003) Longest Interception Return Game........88 yds, Shane Black vs. ASU (1996)

Tackles

Most Tackles Game.................................................24, two times Season...................198, Gerrick Pimenta (1987) Career............ 563, Gerrick Pimenta (1985-88) Most Solo Tackles Game....... 18, Rick Maxey vs. JSU (11/15/75) Season...................103, Dennis Anderson (1973) Career............ 307, Gerrick Pimenta (1985-88) Most Assists Game............15, Tim Tucker vs. EKU (9/16/78) Season..................... 96, Gerrick Pimenta (1987) Career............ 256, Gerrick Pimenta (1985-88) Most Quarterback Sacks Game....... 4.0, Osi Umenyiora vs FAMU (2002) Season......................... 21.0, Kenny Craik (1980) Career..............43.0, Charles Pickett (1974-76) Most Tackles for a Loss Game....4.5, Demarcus Ware vs Marshall (‘04) .......... 4.5, Bear Woods vs. WKU (11/7/2009) Season.................................33.0, Al Lucas (1998) Career........... 55.5, Demarcus Ware (2001-04)

Miscellaneous

Most Blocked Kicks Game....... 4, Sherrill Busby vs. Memphis (1937) Season...........................11, Sherrill Busby (1939) Career.................... 23, Sherrill Busby (1937-39)

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All-Time

Wins and Losses Most Consecutive Wins..........................14, 1988 Consecutive Gms w/o Loss ...........17, 1992-93 Consecutive Home Wins..................20, 1993-97 Longest Home Win Streak.............13, 1986-88 Longest Home Losing Streak................... 3, 1981 Most Consecutive Losses..................11, 1980-81 Most Consective Losses, Season.............. 8, 1965 Scoring Margin of Victory..........76, vs. Concord (1968) Margin of Defeat............ 97, vs. Marion (1928) Biggest Loss at Home...... 97, vs. Marion (1928) Biggest Loss on Road......63 at Montana (1996) Most Points Scored..................................76, 1968 Most Scored at Home............................76, 1968 Most Points on the Road.........................66, 1995 Pts Scored vs. Troy............ 97 by Marion (1928) Most at Home.................... 97 by Marion (1928) Most on Road......................70 by Montana (95) Most Touchdowns.......11, vs. La. College (1967) ................................................. vs. Concord (1968)

By Opponent...................12, by Samford, 1961 Most Field Goals........................4, vs. FAU, 2007

By Opponents...............................3, several times Most PATs.......................................9, several times

Single-Season Offensive

Total Offense (Game) Yards...................... 736, vs. Alcorn State (2008) Yards by Opponent............ 663, Florida (2009) Fewest by Opponent.......... 54, Samford (1969) Time of Possession..........45:33, vs. SFAU (1999)

Rushing Most Attempts........................ 73, vs. SFAU, 1998 Fewest Allowed............. 17, by Jax State, 1997 Most Yards............479, vs. Southern Utah, 2002

By Opponent................ 448, by Samford, 1961 Fewest Allowed........... 15, by Murray St., 1996 Most Lost..................104, vs. SE Louisiana, 1974 Most Net Yards................ 464, vs. S. Utah, 2002 Fewest Yards.................-17, vs. Jax State, 1970 Fewest/Opponent.............. -22, by SE La., 2003 Most Yds/Carry.................8.8, vs. S. Utah, 2002 Most TDs........................................... 6, three times Passing Most Attempts...........................72, vs. LSU, 2008

By Opponent....................... 56, Alcorn St., 1993 ................................. 56, Central Michigan, 2010 Fewest Allowed...2, vs. Ouachita Baptist, 1972 Most Completions...... 40, vs. North Texas, 2008

By Opponent................. 36, by Alcorn St., 1994 Fewest Allowed.........................0, vs. UNA, 1972 Most Yards................492, vs. North Texas, 2009

By Opponent...............476, by Alcorn St., 1994 Fewest Yards.......................0, vs. Delta St., 1968 ................................ vs. Mississippi College, 1964

By Opponent............................ 0, by UNA, 1972 Most Touchdowns................6, vs. Concord, 1968 ............................. 6, vs. Louisiana College, 1967 Most Ints................................ 6, at Miss. St., 2002 Completion Pct........... 80, vs. North Texas, 2008 Receiving Most Receptions......... 40, vs. North Texas, 2008

By Opponent................. 56, by Alcorn St., 1994

Total Offense (Season) Yards.................................................. 6314 (2009) Fewest by Opponent....................... 1732 (1969) First Downs (Game) First Downs.....................36, vs. Alcorn St. (2008)

By Opponent......... 35, Oklahoma State (2008) Fewest Allowed............................3, several times Rushing.......................22, vs. Alabama St., 1994

By Opponent...................... 22, UT-Martin, 1961 Passing............................ 19, vs. Jax State, 1997

By Opponent....................... 22, Alcorn St., 1994 Penalty...........................................7, several times First Downs (Season) First Downs............................................. 312, 2009 Fewest Allowed.................................... 105, 1969 Rushing................................................... 156, 1987 Fewest by Opponent..............................34, 1984 Passing................................................... 191, 2009 Fewest by Opponent..............................29, 1969 Penalty......................................................21, 1998 Penalties (Game) Most Penalties.................................. 15, four times Most Yards........................... 168, vs. UWA, 1961 Fewest Penalties............0, vs. Austin Peay, 1972 Fewest Yards....................... 0, Austin Peay, 1972 Penalties (Season) Most Penalties....................................... 111, 1999 Most Yards............................................. 986, 1999 Fewest Penalties......................................49, 1990 Fewest Yards......................................... 396, 1983

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............................56, vs. Central Michigan, 2010 Fewest Allowed.........................0, vs. UNA, 1972 Most Yards..................... 464, vs. Samford, 1968

By Opponent...............476, by Alcorn St., 1994 Fewest Allowed.........................0, vs. UNA, 1972 Most TDs..............................6, vs. Concord, 1968 .................................. vs. Louisiana College, 1967 Most Yds/Catch................... 27.9, vs. VSU, 1986 Punting Most Punts.................12, vs. Miss. College, 1984 Most Yards............. 450, vs. Miss. College, 1984 Most Blocked................4, vs. SE Louisiana, 1978 Punt and Kickoff Returns Most Punt Returns....................10, vs. APU, 1970 Most Yards..........221, vs. West Alabama, 1979 Most Touchdowns..................... 3, vs. UWA, 1979 Most KO Returns..............11, vs. Samford, 1961 Most Yards............................ 322, vs. UNA, 1975 Most Touchdowns..................................1, 19 times Interceptions Most.......................... 6, vs. Tennessee Tech, 1978 ..................................6, vs. Central Florida, 1989 ....................................... 6, vs. Alcorn State, 2008 Most Yards................... 140, vs. Tenn. Tech, 1978 Most TDs..................... 2, vs. South Florida, 1999 Fumbles Most Overall..............9, vs. Southern Miss, 1977 ........................... 9, vs. Mississippi College, 1983 Most Lost........................................... 6, three times

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL THE LAST TIME ... TROY UNIVERSITY Shutout an opponent:...................... Sept. 13, 2008 vs. Alcorn State (65-0) Rushed for more than 300 yards:............. Nov. 22, 2008 vs. La.-Lafayette ......................................................................................... (55 rushes, 391 yards) Rushed for more than 400 yards:...........Sept. 14, 2002 vs. Southern Utah ......................................................................................... (52 rushes, 464 yards) Passed for more than 300 yards:......................Nov. 14, 2009 at Arkansas .............................................................................................................(353 yards) Passed for more than 400 yards:................ Nov. 21, 2009 vs. Fla. Atlantic .............................................................................................................(483 yards) Recorded more than 600 yds offense:....... Nov. 21, 2009 vs. Fla. Atlantic .............................................................. (168 rushing, 483 passing, 651 total) Recorded more than 700 yds offense:.....Sept. 13, 2008 vs. Alcorn State ....................................................................(315 rush, 421 pass for 736 total) Scored more than 50 points:......... Sept. 13, 2008 vs. Alcorn State (65-0) Scored On First Play: ................................... Nov. 28, 2009 at UL Lafayette ....................................................................... 3-yard run by Shawn Southward Scored On First Possession:.......................... Nov. 28, 2009 at UL Lafayette .....................................................................(3-yard run by Shawn Southward) Scored on First Two Plays:...................Nov. 18, 2000 vs. Jacksonville State ....................................(65-yard pass from Brock Nutter to Jonathan Carter ...................................33-yard pass from Thad Buttone to Jonathan Carter) Rushed for less than 100 yards:................................. Oct. 31, 2009 vs. ULM ............................................................................................(25 rushes, 50 yards) Passed for less than 100 yards:............................ Sep. 12, 2009 at Florida ....................................................................................................(8-24, 66 yards) Passed for less than 100 yds in 3 straight gms:........Oct. 16-23-30, 2004 .... at Arkansas State (73 yards); at LSU (60 yards); vs. Idaho (48 yards) Failed to record 200 yards total offense:......... Sept. 12, 2009 at Florida ................................................................... (73 rushing, 66 passing, 139 total) Failed to record 100 yards total offense:.... Oct. 9, 1982 vs SE Louisiana ...................................................................... (27 rushing, 48 passing, 75 total) Failed to score a touchdown and lost:... Sept. 12, 2009 at Florida (56-6) Failed to score a touchdown and won:...................................... Nov. 4, 2000 ..........................................vs. Stephen F. Austin (6-0 win via two field goals) Failed to score an extra point after multiple TDs:................. Oct. 25, 2008 ....................................vs. North Texas (3 TD, 2 PATs missed, 1 PAT blocked) Held an opponent to less than 100 yards rushing:............... Oct. 17, 2009 ...............................................................................at FIU (36 carries, 38 yards) Held an opponent to negative yards rushing:..........................Nov. 6, 2004 .......................................................vs. Florida Atlantic (33 carries, -12 yards) Held an opponent to less than 100 yards passing:............. Nov. 22, 2008 ..................................................... vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (7-15-0, 72 yards) Held an opponent to less than 50 yards passing:............... Sept. 13, 2008 ................................................................ vs. Alcorn State (12-37-6, 48 yards) Held an opponent to less than 10 yards passing:................. Oct. 27, 2001 ........................................................................ vs. Southern Utah (1-8, 6 yards) Held opponent to less than 200 yards total offense:......... Sept. 13, 2008 ................................................. vs. Alcorn State (72 rush, 48 pass, 120 total) Returned a kickoff for a touchdown:.........Nov. 28, 2009 at UL Lafayette .................................................................. (Bryan Willis, 38 yards-onside kick) Returned a punt for a touchdown:.................................... Dec. 2, 200 vs. FIU ................................................................................ (Leodis McKelvin, 47 yards) Blocked an opponent’s punt:............. Nov. 20, 2007 vs. MTSU (RJ Roberts) Blocked two opponent punts in a game:...................Oct. 26, 2002 vs. FAU Blocked an opponent’s field goal attempt:............... Nov. 22, 2008 vs. ULL .............................................................................................. (Cameron Sheffield) Blocked an opponent’s PAT try:..................... Oct. 24, 2009 vs North Texas ....................................................................................... (Daniel Sheffield, twice) Returned an interception for a TD:.............................Oct. 31, 2009 vs ULM ............................................................................................. (Boris Lee, 30 yards) Returned a fumble for a touchdown:........ Dec. 21, 2008 vs Southern Miss .....................................................................................(Jorrick Calvin, 17 yards) Attempted a two-point conversion:....... Nov. 1, 2008 vs ULM (pass failed) Attempted a fake field goal: ...... Sept. 28, 1991 vs. Alabama St (failed) Scored a safety: .............. Oct. 24, 2009 vs. North Texas (Eugene Kinlaw) Returned a PAT attempt for two points: ................................ Nov. 25, 2000 .....................................Chris Archie vs. Appalachian State (INT, 102 yards)

Had a player rush for more than 100 yards in a game:........Jan. 6, 2010 ........................vs Central Michigan (DuJuan Harris, 14 carries, 112 yards) 2 players rush for 100 yards in a game:.......Sept. 14, 2002 vs. Sou Utah .........(Marrio Fraser, 125; DeWhitt Betterson, 122; LeBarron Black, 100) 3 players rush for 100 yards in a game:.......... Sept. 14, 2002 vs. S. Utah .........(Marrio Fraser, 125; DeWhitt Betterson, 122; LeBarron Black, 100) Player rushed for 100 yds in consecutive games:......2008, DuJuan Harris ........................................................ (143 at ULM; 101 vs. Western Kentucky) Player rush for over 200 yards in a game:.............. Nov. 22, 2008 vs. ULL .................................................(DuJuan Harris, 28 carries, 234 yards, 2 TDs) Had a player record 40 carries in a game:..... Nov. 15, 2003 vs. Utah St .........................................(DeWhitt Betterson, 46 carries, 230 yards, 2 TDs) Had a player rush for three TD in a game: ............Sept. 21, 2007 at ULL ....................................................................................(Kenny Cattouse 36, 9, 8) Had a player rush for four TD in a game:................Nov. 7, 2009 at WKU ........................................................................ (Shawn Southward 1, 2, 10, 39) Made three field goals in a game:...........Oct. 7, 2008 at Florida Atlantic .................................................................................. (Sam Glusman 20, 35, 30) Played an overtime game:......................Jan. 6, 2010 vs. Central Michigan .......................................................................... (Central Michigan 44, Troy 41) Punted on third down:............................Oct. 12, 2002, vs. Mississippi State ........................................................... (3rd-and-16 from the Troy 4-yard line) A player recorded three interceptions in a game:.............. Sept. 13, 2008 ....................................................................... vs. Alcorn State (Sherrod Martin) LAST TIME ... AN OPPONENT Shutout Troy:........................................... Sept. 23, 2006 at Nebraska (0-56) Rushed for more than 300 yards: ..... Sept. 27, 2008 at Oklahoma State .....................................................................................(62 attempts, 358 yards) Passed for more than 300 yards:...............Nov. 28, 2009 at UL Lafayette ..........................................................................................(30-of-50, 415 yards) Had more than 500 yards total offense:...Jan. 6, 2010 vs Cent Michigan .............................................................. (109 rushing, 395 passing, 504 total) Had more than 600 yards total offense:........... Sept. 12, 2009 at Florida .............................................................. (291 rushing, 372 passing, 663 total) Scored more than 50 points:.............. Nov. 14, 2009 at Arkansas (20-56) Returned a kickoff for a touchdown:.....Jan. 6, 2010 vs Central Michigan ................................................................................... (Antonio Brown, 95 yards) Returned a punt for a touchdown:.....................Sept. 17, 2005 vs. Missouri .................................................................................. (Marcus Woods, 73 yards) Returned two punts for TD in a game:............Aug. 31, 2002 vs. Nebraska .....................................................................(DeJuan Groce, 83 and 72 yards) Returned a blocked punt for a touchdown:.............................. Dec. 2, 2006 .............................................................at Florida International (Cory Fleming) Blocked a Troy punt:..................Nov. 8, 2008 vs. Western Kentucky (team) Blocked two Troy punts:.........................................Nov. 2, 2002 vs. Arkansas ............................................................................(Tom Crowder and Bo Mosley) Blocked a Troy field goal attempt:.......... Dec. 21, 2008 vs. Southern Miss ...................................................................................................(Michael McGee) Blocked a Troy field goal and returned for TD:................. Never (FBS era) Blocked a Troy PAT Attempt:......................... Oct. 25, 2008 at North Texas Returned an interception for a TD:......................Nov. 2, 2002 vs. Arkansas ...........................................................................................(Bo Mosley, 50 yards) Returned a fumble for a touchdown:.........................Sept. 7, 2002 vs. UAB ........................................................................................ (Chris Brown, 91 yards) Returned a fumble and an INT for touchdowns:......Sept. 7, 2002 vs. UAB ........................(Chris Brown, 91-yard fumble; Gaylon Black, 30-yard INT) Scored a safety:........................................................... Nov. 11, 2008 at ULM Returned a missed PAT attempt for two points:.................................... Never A player rushed for 100 yards in a game:............. Nov. 21, 2009 vs. FAU ..............................................................(Alfred Morris, 17 carries, 137 yards) A player rushed for 200 yards in a game:............ Nov. 26, 1994 vs. JMU .................................................................. (Kevin Jeter, 25 carries, 240 yards) Converted a Fake Punt:...................................... Oct. 2, 2004 vs. Utah State .........................(Leon Jackson 16-yard pass to Jake Stewart for 1st down) Failed on a Fake Punt:....................................................Nov. 1, 2008 at ULM ...................................................................................................... (pass dropped) Attempted a 2-point conversion:.............Jan. 6, 2010 vs Central Michigan .............................................................. (Kito Poblah pass from Dan LeFevour)

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SINGLE-GAME LEADERS Total Offense Player 1. Levi Brown 2. Sim Byrd 3. Omar Haugabook 4. Levi Brown 5. Levi Brown 6. Sim Byrd 7. Omar Haugabook 8. Brock Nutter 9. Levi Brown 10. Levi Brown

Opp. UNT SU OSU UNT UAB UWA ULL MTSU FIU ULM

Plays Player 1. Levi Brown 2. Omar Haugabook 3. Omar Haugabook 4. Omar Haugabook 5. Omar Haugabook 6. Omar Haugabook 7. Levi Brown 8. Jamie Hampton 9. Omar Haugabook 9. Jamie Hampton 9. Levi Brown

Opp. LSU FAU UF OSU ULM UGA UNT OSU FSU OSU ARK

Rushing Yards Player 1. Eddie Brundidge 2. DuJuan Harris 3. DeWhitt Betterson 4. Eddie Brundidge 5. Kenny Cattouse 6. Sullivan Walker 6. Dwayne Thompson 8. Mike Turk 9. Joe Jackson 9. LaBarron Black

Opp. VUU ULL USU JSU FIU NMU UTM PSU SHSU FAU

Yds 476 443 420 405 403 389 386 384 380 377

Year Plays 2008 74 2007 70 2007 62 2007 61 2007 59 2007 57 2008 56 2008 54 2006 53 2008 53 2009 53 Year 1984 2008 2003 1986 2007 1977 1982 1987 1996 2002

Yds 244 232 230 226 208 198 198 190 189 189

Opp. Year USU 2003 JSU 1986

Tot 46 41

Rushes Player 1. DeWhitt Betterson 2. Eddie Brundidge

Year 2009 1968 2007 2008 2009 1968 2007 1999 2009 2009

2. LaBarron Black 4. DeWhitt Betterson 5. Eddie Brundidge 6. Eddie Coleman 7. Ted Yarbrough 8. Phillip Jones 8. DeWhitt Betterson 8. DuJuan Harris

FAU MTSU VUU SU NSU SFAU USU ULL

2002 2003 1986 1992 1995 1999 2004 2008

41 33 32 30 29 28 28 28

Average Per Rush (min 10 carries) Player 1. Dwayne Thompson 2. Eddie Coleman 3. Kenny Cattouse 4. Eddie Coleman 5. Sullivan Walker 6. Mike Turk 7. Arrid Gregory 8. Sullivan Walker 9. Derrick Washington 10. Joe Jackson

All-Purpose Yards Player 1. Demontray Carter 2. Jerrel Jernigan 3. DuJuan Harris 4. DeWhitt Betterson 5. Kenny Cattouse 6. Demontrey Carter 7. Jerrel Jernigan 8. Demontray Carter 9. Demontray Carter 10. Jorrick Calvin

Opp. UTM NSU FIU SIU NMU UWG SU UTM ULL UCF

Year 1982 1990 2007 1992 1977 1986 1996 1975 1994 1994

Avg 18.0 16.2 14.9 13.9 13.2 13.0 12.9 12.7 12.4 12.1

Opp. APP ULM ULL USU FIU ASU FIU CSUN UM OSU

Year 2000 2009 2008 2003 2007 2000 2008 2001 2001 2008

Yds 309 268 232 230 223 222 219 215 214 191

Year 2009 2009 1968 2009 2008 2009 1999 1968 2009 1970

Yds 477 469 443 413 391 391 390 389 378 375

Passing Yards Player 1. Levi Brown 2. Levi Brown 3. Sim Byrd 4. Levi Brown 5. Levi Brown 5. Levi Brown 7. Brock Nutter 8. Sim Byrd 9. Levi Brown 10. Al Head

Opp. FAU UNT SU UAB UNT FIU MTSU UWA ULM UNA

Pass Completions Player

Opp.

1. Levi Brown 2. Omar Haugabook 3. Sim Byrd 3. Levi Brown 5. Omar Haugabook 5. Levi Brown 7. Sim Byrd 7. Omar Haugabook 7. Omar Haugabook 7. Jamie Hampton 7. Levi Brown

Touchdown Passes Player 1. Sim Byrd 1. Sim Byrd 3. Sim Byrd 3. Sim Byrd 3. Sim Byrd 3. Kelvin Simmons

118

Year Com UNT 2008 40 FAU 2007 35 DSU 1968 34 LSU 2008 34 OSU 2007 33 ASU 2009 33 UWA 1968 30 MTSU 2006 30 ULL 2007 30 OSU 2008 30 WKU 2008 30 Opp. CU WU TAIU SU MSU ASU

Year 1968 1968 1968 1968 1968 1993

TD 6 6 5 5 5 5

7. Omar Haugabook 7. Omar Haugabook 7. Brock Nutter 7. Jamie Hampton 7. Levi Brown

Rice ASU ASU ASU ULM

Pass Receptions Player 1. Danny Grant 2. Doug Taylor 2. Vince Green 2. Jerrel Jernigan 5. Jerrell Jernigan 6. Heyward Skipper 6. Jason Samples 6. Jason Samples 6. Gary Banks 6. Smokey Hampton 6. Jerrel Jernigan 6. Tebiarus Gill

Opp. MSU SEL UNA ULM UGA MTSU ISU UM ULM UM LSU ASU

Receiving Yards Player 1. Danny Grant 2. Rufus Cox 3. Doug Taylor 4. Perry Griggs 5. Vince Green 6. Kelvin Murdock 7. Heyward Skipper 8. Orlando Parker 9. Heyward Skipper 10. Heyward Skipper

Opp. MSU CSU SEL UNA UNA JSU ULM MSU CSUN JSU

Points Scored Player 1. Thad Buttone 1. Danny Grant 1. Sullivan Walker 1. Eddie Brundidge 1. Shawn Southward 6. Gary Banks 6. DeWhitt Betterson 6. Demontray Carter 6. Demontray Carter 6. Kenny Cattouse 6. Jason Samples 6. Perry Griggs

Opp. SHSU ASU NMU JSU WKU ASU APU CSUN APP ULL ULM UNA

1 0

2006 2006 2000 2008 2009

4 4 4 4 4

Year 1968 1970 1970 2009 2007 2001 2002 2002 2006 2005 2008 2009

Rec 16 13 13 13 11 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

Year 1968 1984 1970 1974 1970 1980 2001 1993 2001 2001

Yds 225 212 204 196 193 172 169 168 165 155

Year 1999 1966 1977 1986 2009 2006 2002 2001 2000 2007 2003 1974

Pts 24 24 24 24 24 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 6. Danny Grant 6. Orlando Parker

DSU ASU

Kicking Player 1. Sam Glusman 2. Lawrence Tynes 2. Greg Whibbs 4. Lawrence Tynes 4. Michael Taylor 4. Sam Glusman 7. Greg Whibbs 7. Lawrence Tynes 7. Lawrence Tynes 7. Lawrence Tynes 7. Greg Whibbs

Opp. ASU ASU FAU MTSU UNT ASU Idaho SHSU SHSU NSU Rice

Interceptions

Player Opp. 1. Sherrod Martin ASU 1. Terence Moore ASU 1. Chris Archie SHSU 1. Jerome Crowe NMU 1. Tyrone Ferguson JSU 1. Ronnie Shelley UNA 5. Nine other players tied at

Total Tackles Player 1. Boris Lee 1. Bear Woods 3. Anthony Rabb 4. Naazir Yamini 5. Anthony Rabb 5. Naazir Yamini 7. Anthony Rabb 7. Bear Woods 6. six players tied at

Quarterback Sacks Player 1. Osi Umenyiora 2. Kenny Mainor 3. Byron Knight 4. Al Lucas 4. Anthony Rabb 4. Osi Umenyiora 4. Osi Umenyiora 4. Osi Umenyiora 4. Osi Umenyiora 4. Demarcus Ware 4. Demarcus Ware 4. Davern Williams 4. Demarcus Ware 4. Demarcus Ware

1969 1993 Year 2008 2000 2007 1999 2009 2009 2004 1999 2000 2000 2006 Year 2008 2008 1999 1977 1968 1968

18 18 Pts 17 14 14 12 12 12 11 11 11 11 11 Int 3 3 3 3 3 3 2

Opp. MTSU MTSU MTSU SHSU SWTU MSU CINN LSU

Year 2008 2008 1999 2000 1999 2002 1999 2008

Tkl 24 24 23 19 18 18 17 17 16

Opp. FAMU UNT CSUN NSU SWTU UNT USU MSU FAU USU FAMU USU USU MU

Year 2002 2007 2001 1999 1999 2001 2002 2002 2002 2002 2002 2002 2004 2004

Sks 4.0 3.5 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

400-Yard Passing Games

Opp. Levi Brown (3 Games) 9.19.09 UAB 10.24.09 UNT 11.21.09 FAU

C-A

TD

Yds

24-32 2 27-44 1 27-36 3

413 469 477

Sim Byrd (1 Game) 9.14.68 SAM N/A

2

454

TD

Yds

2 2 2 3 4 1 1

391 316 355 391 378 321 386

Jamie Hampton (1 Game) 9.13.08 ALC 26-37 4

323

Omar Haugabook (3 Games) 11.11.06 FAU 20-29 3 9.14.07 OKST 33-48 1 11.3.07 UGA 29-45 2

325 371 310

Al Head (3 Games) 10.3.70 SE La. 25-30 2 10.24.70 UNA 21-39 3 11.7.70 UTM 25-31 1

336 375 310

Brock Nutter (3 Games) 10.2.99 MTSU 20-29 3 9.9.00 APP 16-26 2 10.20.01 CSUN 22-37 3

390 332 339

Jeremy Rowell (2 Games) 10.1.94 NWS 22-40 2 10.29.94 WKU 21-33 3

317 315

Kevin Simmons (3 Games) 11.6.93 WKU 18-32 2 11.13.93 ALC 28-38 5 12.4.93 MCN 22-32 3

307 317 372

Willie Tullis (1 Game) 11.15.80 JSU

329

300-Yard Passing Games

Opp. Levi Brown (7 Games) 10.25.08 UNT 11.15.08 LSU 9.26.09 ASU 10.17.09 FIU 10.31.09 ULM 11.14.09 ARK 1.6.10 CMU

C-A 40-50 34-72 33-46 28-37 28-41 29-50 31-56

19-34 1

200-Yard Rushing Games

Date Opp. Att TD Yds DeWhitt Betterson (1 Game) 11.15.03 USU 46 2 230 Eddie Brundidge (2 Games) 11.15.86 JSU 41 11.29.86 VAU 32

4 226 1 244

Kenny Cattouse (1 Game) 10.6.07 FIU

14

1 208

DuJuan Harris (1 Game) 11.22.08 ULL

28

2 234

100-Yard Rushing Games

Opp. Richard Bassett (2 Games) 9.28.74 NICH

119

Att TD Yds 15

1 117

10.26.74

UNA

17

0 107

DeWhitt Betterson (13 Games) 9.14.02 S UTAH 7 10.5.02 MISSST 8 11.16.02 USU 13 9.27.03 MARS 17 10.18.03 FIU 34 11.8.03 MTSU 33 9.18.04 NMSU 23 10.2.04 USU 28 10.16.04 ASU 26 10.30.04 IDAHO 16 11.13.04 ULL 27 11.20.04 MTSU 22 12.30.04 UNI 25

0 3 0 1 2 2 1 2 0 2 0 0 0

120 131 107 119 157 179 137 161 124 184 122 123 150

LaBarron Black (5 Games) 10.20.99 NICH 11.6.99 SFAU 10.7.00 NWS 9.7.02 UAB 9.14.02 S UTAH

12 18 21 26 16

0 2 1 2 2

115 120 140 105 100

Doug Brown (1 Game) 10.20.99 NICH

12

0 115

Eddie Brundidge (2 Games) 10.18.86 MISS 14 11.8.86 UTM 18

0 122 3 112

Thad Buttone (1 Game) 11.21.98 JSU

13

1 113

Demontray Carter (5 Games) 9.9.00 APP 9.20.00 USF 11.18.00 JSU 10.20.01 CSUN 12.1.01 UNT

10 16 22 17 23

1 1 0 2 1

102 114 154 164 149

Kenny Cattouse (5 Games) 10.4.05 UNT 11.4.06 ULL 11.18.06 ASU 9.21.07 ULL 11.10.07 WKU

20 24 19 19 19

0 2 2 3 1

109 172 107 145 112

Casey Christensen (1 Game) 11.12.83 JSU 16

0 100

Gerald Collins (1 Game) 11.6.76 MISS

12

0 101

Eddie Coleman (8 Games) 11.10.90 NICH 8.31.91 UCF 10.12.91 USI 11.16.91 GSU 9.5.92 USI 9.19.92 UCF 9.26.92 ALST 11.17.92 SAM

10 24 19 16 10 7 20 30

1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1

162 125 133 111 139 102 145 138

Ronald Roca Daniels (6 Games) 9.5.76 NICH 19 10.2.76 UAW 20 10.9.76 SELA 17 11.13.76 JSU 25 9.24.77 NICH 22 11.5.77 MISSST 18

0 0 1 1 1 1

100 116 106 110 125 115

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Titus Dixon (1 Game) 12.12.87 POR

Opp. Mario Fraser (1 Game) 9.14.02 SUTAH

4 1 111 Att TD Yds 17

1 124

16

0 122

Boyd Grant (3 Games) 10.14.78 DELTAST 22 11.4.78 MISS 22 11.11.78 JSU 25

0 119 2 170 3 120

Maurice Greer (1 Game) 9.13.08 ALCORN 9

1 113

Bob Godsey (1 Game) 10.28.89 UTM

Arrid Gregory (8 Games) 9.10.94 UCONN 11.11.95 UCF 10.12.96 MCN 10.19.96 TXST 11.9.96 NWST 11.16.96 SHSU 11.21.96 SAM 11.30.96 FAMU

9 13 20 18 17 19 13 25

2 3 0 0 1 1 1 2

101 125 125 103 109 169 168 166

DuJuan Harris (4 Games) 8.28.08 MTSU 11.1.08 ULM 11.8.08 WKU 1.6.10 CMU

19 20 23 14

2 1 0 0

148 143 101 112

Omar Haugabook (4 Games) 12.2.06 FIU 14 10.27.07 ASU 18 11.20.07 MTSU 16 12.1.07 FAU 23

0 2 2 0

111 102 107 106

Jimmie Haywood (1 Game) 9.24.83 GSU 14

0 145

Ted Horstead (8 Games) 10.17.84 UNA 10.26.84 DELTAST 11.10.84 JSU 11.24.84 CSU 12.8.84 NDST 11.9.85 UTM 11.16.85 JSU 9.13.86 NICH Joe Jackson (8 Games) 10.22.94 UCF 10.21.95 JSU 9.7.96 EKU 9.21.96 NICH 11.16.96 SHSU 9.6.97 EKU 10.11.97 SHSU 11.15.97 MCN

27 15 26 25 23 20 22 22 10 12 20 17 22 24 22 26

0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 2 0 1 0

166 116 103 102 113 106 120 158 121 103 129 114 189 109 148 112

Tony Jackson (3 Games) 9.12.87 NICH 21 10.17.87 MISS 12 10.24.87 DELTAST 20

1 104 1 117 0 123

Barney Jones (1 Game) 9.7.74 NWST

17

1 125

Phillip Jones (7 Games) 10.25.97 SAM

22

2 109

11.20.97 10.31.98 11.28.98 9.11.99 10.23.99 11.6.99

JSU NWST FAMU CINN SHSU SFAU

27 15 15 19 8 28

4 1 1 0 1 1

145 118 102 102 124 183

11.7.98 11.28.98 10.2.99

NICH FAMU MTSU

1 0

14 11 19

0 136 0 100 1 110

Dwayne Thompson (1 Game) 10.30.82 UTM 11

2 198

Willie Tullis (1 Game) 10.18.80 DELTST

6

1 102

Mike Turk (4 Games) 11.9.85 UTM 10.4.86 UWA 11.14.87 JSU 12.12.87 POR

15 10 16 25

0 2 0 2

116 130 101 190

11 18 19 12 15

2 0 1 0 4

140 114 129 132 198

Steven Kelley (3 Games) 8.30.97 ALCORN 18 9.6.97 EKU 24 9.16.97 NICH 25

1 115 3 119 2 108

Randolph Lovejoy (3 Games) 11.20.93 SAM 13 10.22.94 UCF 17 11.5.94 CINN 16

0 114 0 130 0 114

Larry Mason (3 Games) 9.26.81 NICH 10.10.81 SELA 9.18.82 VSU

14 17 25

0 129 0 106 2 105

David McCombs (3 Games) 10.26.91 UNA 9 11.2.91 SAM 11 10.3.92 VSU 15

Sullivan Walker (5 Games) 11.8.75 UTM 9.18.76 ALST 10.2.76 UWA 11.6.76 MISS 10.29.77 NMU

3 136 0 124 2 102

Derrick Washington (2 Games) 9.17.94 ULL 12 11.12.94 ALCORN 15

0 149 0 136

Fred Mixon (1 Game) 9.19.81 ALBANY 9

1 103

Derrick Moore (3 Games) 9.9.89 UWA 7 10.13.90 DELTAST 21

Joel Whinghter (2 Games) 9.24.05 USC 10.15.05 ULM

14 18

0 102 0 135

2 106 1 116

Mareno Philyaw (1 Game) 10.11.97 SHSU

21

1 112

Bill Ragle (1 Game) 10.24.70 UNA

18

1 101

Ted Yarbrough (7 Games) 11.13.93 ALCORN 11.20.93 SAM 9.9.95 NWST 9.16.95 NICH 11.11.95 UCF 11.16.95 SAM 11.25.95 GSU

12 15 21 29 23 16 24

2 0 1 0 0 1 2

Jerry Reeves (1 Game) 9.26.64 UWA

n/a

0 182

200-Yard Receiving Games Date Opp. Rufus Cox (1 Game) 11.24.84 Csu

Rec

Yds TD

8

212

Danny Grant (1 Game) 11.2.68 Mcn

n/a

225 n/a

Jerrel Jernigan (1 Game) 10.31.09 ULM

15

203

1

13

204

0

Jermaine Richardson (1 Game) 9.20.03 SELA 11

0 113

Jeremy Rowell (1 Game) 11.5.94 CINN

13

1 117

Larry Russell (1 Game) 10.11.75 SELA

14

2 103

Terrell Smith (1 Game) 8.31.96 ALCORN 13

2 108

Shawn Southward (2 Games) 11.7.09 WKU 19 12.28.09 ULL 15

Doug Taylor (1 Game) 10.3.70 SELA

4 140 2 154

100-Yard Receiving Games

Brad Stevens (1 Game) 10.19.91 WKU

18

1 105

Tank Summers (1 Game) 11.10.79 JSU

13

0 118

Freddie Taylor (2 Games) 10.22.88 UNA 7 10.14.89 DELTAST 8 Wayne Thomas (5 Games) 10.22.98 SWTX 10.31.98 NWST

120

22 14

109 106 152 112 115 107 152

Date Opp. Josh Allen (1 Game) 9/21/07 ULL

1

Rec

Yds TD

7

128

0

Gary Banks (1 Game) 9.16.06 GT

8

104

1

0 121 1 103

Daniel Brady (1 Game) 9.17.94 ULL

6

112

0

0 103 1 101

Demontray Carter (1 Game) 9.9.00 APP 4

123

2

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL Jonathan Carter (3 Games) 9.16.00 ALST 7 11.18.00 JSU 3 11.25.00 APP 4

111 101 105

0 1 1

William Covington (1 Game) 9.28.81 ALST 6

106

2

John Cowart (1 Game) 9.13.69 SAM

4

104

0

Andrew Davis (1 Game) 11.8.08 WKU

5

101

1

Chris Day (1 Game) 11.3.01 MARY

7

102

0

Billy Dixon (3 Games) 9.3.77 USM 3 9.17.77 UNLV 3 10.15.77 DELTAST 4

115 131

2 2 105

Titus Dixon (1 Game) 11.7.87 UTM

11.27.93 12.4.93 10.29.94

SFAU MCN WKU

Kelvin Murdock (8 Games) 9.22.79 NICH 10.20.79 UNA 11.3.79 MISS 9.20.80 UTM 10.25.80 UNA 11.15.80 JSU 10.3.81 MISS 10.31.81 TTECH

4 6 9

110 117 146

1 0 1

3 6 9 3 7 7 5 9

105 111 107 114 164 172 126 131

0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0

120 119 168

2 3 2

118

2

164 107

1 1

Orlando Parker (3 Games) 11.6.93 WKU 5 11.13.93 ALCORN 8 12.4.93 MCN 7

Jim Perkins (1 Game) 9.19.70 APSU 5

4

154

1

Kenny Edenfield (2 Games) 12.6.86 USD 4 10.22.88 UNA 5

Mareno Philyaw (2 Games) 11.14.98 NICH 4 10.16.99 TXST 6

108 106

1 2

Tebiarus Gill (1 Game) 9.3.09 BGSU

Julius Pittman (2 Games) 9.1.90 UWA 2 10.13.90 DELTAST 3

104 106

0 1

8

102

0

Danny Grant (1 Game) 10.11.69 DELTAST 5

Toris Rutledge (1 Game) 9.9.06 FSU

105

1

125

3

Vince Green (4 Games) 10.11.69 DELTAST 4 10.10.70 DELTAST 6 10.24.70 UNA 13 11.7.70 UTM 9

Jason Samples (3 Games) 9.21.02 IAST 10

128

0

117 102 193 157

1 1 1 1

TERENCE MOORE

Perry Griggs (2 Games) 10.26.74 UNA 9.20.75 ALST

196 105

3 0

8 6

Jeff Hammond (1 Game) 10.3.96 Alabama St 126

3

1

Somkey Hampton (2 Games) 11.5.05 FAU 6 11.25.06 MTSU 7

125 104

1 1

Greg Harris (4 Games) 10.11.86 VSU 11.15.86 JSU 12.6.86 USD 10.10.87 VSU

3 9 5 7

139 143 111 105

2 0 1 1

Jerrell Jernigan (6 Games) 11.3.07 UGA 10.18.08 FIU 10.25.08 UNT 11.21.09 FAU 11.28.09 ULL 1.6.10 CMU

11 5 9 6 5 9

102 131 123 147 142 154

2 1 1 0 2 0

Lee Hollingsworth (1 Game) 10.26.84 DELTAST 4

116

2

Robert Kilow (4 Games) 9.25.93 ALST

125

2

6

121

8

9.28.02 9.20.03

UMO SELA

10 8

135 113

1 2

5

129

1

Heywood Skipper (5 Games) 10.7.00 NWST 6 9.8.01 MTSU 10 10.20.01 CSUN 6 11.10.01 ULM 7 11.17.01 JSU 6

105 133 165 169 155

0 2 2 2 0

Carl Smith (3 Games) 10.15.83 DELTAST 7 11.5.83 UWA 6 11.12.83 JSU 3

156 104 126

1 2 1

Charles Smoke (1 Game) 10.29.77 NMU

6

105

0

Bryant Stewart (1 Game) 9.20.03 SELA

3

114

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Mykeal Terry (2 Games) 11.11.06 FAU 11.18.06 ASU

5 6

153 140

2 1

Adarryll Ward (1 Game) 11.26.94 JMU

8

122

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Virgil Seay (1 Game) 9.30.78 UWA

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SINGLE-SEASON LEADERS Rushing Yards Player 1. Arrid Gregory, 1996 2. DeWhitt Betterson, 2004 3. DeWhitt Betterson, 2003 4. DuJuan Harris, 2008 5. Ted Horstead, 1984 6. Eddie Coleman, 1992 7. Eddie Brundidge, 1986 8. Joe Jackson, 1996 9. Tony Jackson, 1987 10. MIke Turk, 1987

Rushes 212 256 244 210 238 160 200 224 176 163

Rushing Attempts

Player 1. DeWhitt Betterson, 2004 2. DeWhitt Betterson, 2003 3. Ted Horstead, 1984 4. MItch Lewis, 1987 5. Joe Jackson, 1996 6. Arrid Gregory, 1996 7. LaBarron Black, 2002 7. DuJuan Harris, 2008 9. Eddie Brundidge, 1986 10. Ted Horstead, 1985

Passing Completions

Rushes 256 244 238 228 224 212 210 210 200 189

Avg. Yards Per Rush (min 20 att) Player 1. Jimmie Haywood, 1985 2. Tommy Dugosh, 1986 3. Derrick Washington, ‘94 4. Joe Jackson, 1994 5. Steven Coleman, 1994 6. Robert Carter, 1987 7. Arrid Gregory, 1995 8. Richard Bassett, 1973 9. Arrid Gregory, 1994 10. Perry Griggs, 1974

Yds 404 427 654 328 358 263 555 317 430 163

Rushing Touchdowns

Player 1. Joe Jackson, 1986 2. Jeremy Rowell, 1994 3. Jimmy Godwin, 1993 4. Joe Jackson, 1995 5. Shawn Southward, 2009 6. Omar Haugabook, 2007 6. DuJuan Harris, 2008 8. MIke Turk, 1997 8. DuJuan Harris, 2009 9. Carey Christensen, 1983 9. DeWhitt Betterson, 2004 9. DeWhitt Betterson, 2003 9. Sullivan Walker, 1977

Avg 10.92 9.70 8.96 8.86 8.73 7.31 7.30 7.20 7.17 7.09 TDs 17 15 14 13 12 11 11 10 10 9 9 9 9

Avg. Yards Per Game (min 5 gms) Player 1. DeWhitt Betterson, 2004 2. DeWhitt Betterson, 2003 3. Arrid Gregory, 1996 4. Eddie Coleman, 1992 5. Boyd Grant, 1978 6. Ted Horstead, 1986 7. Ted Horstead, 1984 8. Ted Horstead, 1985 9. Eddie Brundidge, 1986 10. DuJuan Harris, 2008

Gms 12 12 14 11 9 6 13 10 12 13

Player 1. Levi Brown, 2009 2. Omar Haugabook, 2007 3. Sim Byrd, 1968 4. Omar Haugabook, 2006 5. Levi Brown, 2008 6. Kelvin Simmons, 1993 7. Sim Byrd, 1967 8. Brock Nutter, 2001 9. Al Head, 1970 10. Brock Nutter, 2000

Yards 1337 1286 1161 1128 1123 1044 987 959 938 930

Avg 107.2 96.8 95.5 96.9 91.1 88.3 86.4 84.0 86.6 82.8

Attempts 321 291 260 241 201 191 184 173 159 156

Passing Yards

Passing Attempts

Player 1. Levi Brown, 2009 2. Omar Haugabook, 2007 3. Sim Byrd, 1968 4. Omar Haugabook, 2006 5. Levi Brown, 2008 6. Al Head, 1970 7. Brock Nutter, 2001 8. Kelvin Simmons, 1993 9. Brock Nutter, 2000 10. Hansell Bearden, 2002

Attempts 504 475 414 393 328 323 307 302 291 288

Player 1. Levi Brown, 2009 2. Sim Byrd, 1968 3. Omar Haugabook, 2007 4. Kelvin Simmons, 1993 5. Al Head, 1970 6. Sim Byrd, 1967 7. Omar Haugabook, 2006 8. Brock Nutter, 2001 9. Jeremy Rowell, 1994 10. Brock Nutter, 1999

Passing Touchdowns Player 1. Kelvin Simmons, 1993 2. Sim Byrd, 1968 3. Levi Brown, 2009

Passing Efficiency (Based on NCAA formula, min. 35 attempts) Player 1. Sim Byrd, 1967 1. Al Head, 1969 2. Kelvin Simmons, 1993 3. Bobby Lee, 1974 4. Carey Christensen, 1984 5. Mike Turk, 1986 6. Danny O’Toole, 1986 7. Stan Davis, 1995 9. Sim Byrd, 1968 10. Levi Brown, 2009

Completions 184 54 191 77 45 65 19 28 260 321

Attempts 286 75 302 143 80 113 35 49 414 504

INT 14 3 6 6 0 3 1 0 21 9

All-Purpose Yards (Average) Player 1. Jerrel Jernigan, 2009 2. Perry Griggs, 1974 3. Demontray Carter, 2001 4. Arrid Gredory, 1996 5. Carl Smith, 1982 6. Danny Grant, 1958 7. Demontray Carter, 2000 8. Eddie Coleman, 1992 9. Titus Dixon, 1987 10. Heyward Skipper, 2001

Games 13 10 11 14 10 12 11 11 14 11

Yards 2264 1585 1448 1825 1272 1518 1389 1308 1625 1228

Scoring Player 1. Sam Glusman, 2008 2. Ted Clem, 1987 3. Joe Jackson, 1996 4. Matt Huerkamp, 1996 5. Greg Whibbs, 2007 6. Jeremy Rowell, 1994 7. Lawrence Tynes, 2000 8. Ted Clem, 1984 9. Oliver Quass, 1994 10. Oliver Quass, 1995

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PAT 48 57 0 46 48 0 40 39 47 52

FG 20 16 0 18 16 0 16 16 13 11

TD 0 0 17 0 0 15 0 0 0 0

Yards 4254 3569 2975 2924 2543 2457 2401 2098 2091 2040 TDs 31 30 23 Rating 196.7 179.2 174.5 164.6 162.2 160.1 156.7 152.7 149.0 146.1 Avg. 174.2 158.5 131.6 130.4 127.2 126.5 126.3 118.9 116.1 111.6 Total 108 105 102 100 96 90 88 87 86 85

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 4. Sim Byrd, 1967 5. Omar Haugabook, 2006 6. Al Head, 1970 7. Omar Haugabook, 2007 8. Brock Nutter, 2000 9. Sim Byrd, 1966 10. Levi Brown, 2008

Passes Intercepted

Player 1. Al Head, 1970 2. Sim Byrd, 1968 3. Omar Haugabook, 2006 4. Hansell Bearden, 2002 5. John McKinnon, 1982 5. Omar Haugabook, 2007 7. Sim Byrd, 1967 8. Bob Godsey, 1988 8. Brock Nutter, 2001 10. Aaron Leak, 2003

Completion Percentage

Player 1. Al Head, 1969 2. Sim Byrd, 1967 3. Russ Young, 1990 4. Levi Brown, 2009 5. Kelvin Simmons, 1993 6. Sim Byrd, 1968 7. Levi Brown, 2008 8. Jamie Hampton, 2008 9. Omar Haugabook, 2006 10. Omar Haugabook, 2007

22 21 19 18 16 16 15 INTs 24 21 17 16 15 15 14 13 13 12 Pct. 72.0 64.3 63.8 63.7 63.2 62.8 61.7 61.5 61.3 61.3

4. Carey Christensen, 1984 5. MIke Turk, 1984 6. Mike Turk, 1985 7. Willie Tullis, 1980 8. Gerald Collins, 1976 9. Eddie Rohrbaugh, 1979 10. Mike Turk, 1987

18.1 18.0 17.5 17.4 17.4 16.9 16.8

Passing Yds/Game (min 5 games) Player 1. Levi Brown, 2009 2. Sim Byrd, 1968 3. Omar Haugabook, 2007 4. Sim Byrd, 1967 5. Al Head, 1970 6. Jamie Hampton, 2008 7. Kelvin Simmons, 1993 8. Levi Brown, 2008 9. Brock Nutter, 2001 10. Willie Tullis, 1980

Receiving Yards Player 1. Rufus Cox, 1984 2. Jerrel Jernigan, 2009 3. Vince Greem, 1970 4. Danny Grant, 1968 5. Heyward Skipper, 2001 6. Orlando Parker, 1993 7. Bobby Enslen, 1968 8. Robert Kilow, 1993 9. Robert Carter, 1987 10. Jerrel Jernigan, 2008

Avg. 327.2 297.4 247.9 245.7 231.2 209.2 208.9 203.0 190.7 188.0 Yards 1169 1101 1030 1002 995 983 970 933 895 868

Receptions Player 1. Jerrel Jernigan, 2008 2. Danny Grant, 1968 3. Jerrel Jernigan, 2009 4. Gary Banks, 2006 5. Bobby Enslen, 1968 6. Gary Banks, 2007 7. Heyward Skipper, 2001 8. Danny Grant, 1966 9. Vince Green, 1970 10. Rufus Cox, 1984 10. Robert Kilow, 1993

Rec. 77 72 71 68 61 61 60 60 60 56 56

Pass Reception Touchdowns

Average Yards/Pass (min 20 att.)

Player 1. Danny O’Toole, 1986 2. Bobby Lee, 1974 3. Carey Christensen, 1984 4. Kelvin Simmons, 1993 5. Mike Turk, 1986 6. WIllie Tullis, 1980 7. Mike Turk, 1984 8. Eddie Rohrbaugh, 1979 8. Al Head, 1969 10. Mike Hunt, 1981

Avg. 10.6 10.3 10.2 9.7 9.4 9.3 9.2 9.0 9.0 8.9

Average Yds/Comp. (min 20 att.)

Player 1. Danny O’Toole, 1986 2. Bobby Lee, 1974 3. Phillip Brazell, 1977

Avg. 19.6 19.2 19.2

Player 1. Danny Grant, 1968 3. Bobby Enslen, 1968 3. Robert Kilow, 1993 5. Danny Grant, 1967 5. Vince Green, 1970 7. Vince Green, 1969 7. Jonathan Carter, 2000 7. Heyward Skipper, 2001 7. Orlando Parker, 2001

TDs 14 12 12 10 10 9 9 9 9

Avg. Yds/Receptions (min 5 rec.)

Player 1. Jonathan Carter, 1999 2. Jim Hendrick, 1969 3. Billy Dixon, 1977 4. David Fletcher, 1974 5. Kelvin Murdock, 1980 6. Johnny Cowart, 1969 7. Michael Kelley, 1987 8. Billy Dixon, 1976 9. David Hill, 1998

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Avg. 34.80 27.00 26.17 25.44 25.36 24.83 24.33 23.62 23.00

Receptions/Game (min 5 games) Player 1. Jerrel Jernigan, 2008 2. Danny Grant, 1968 2. Danny Grant, 1966 4. Jerrel Jernigan, 2009 5. Vince Green, 1970 5. Heyward Skipper, 2001 7. Gary Banks, 2006 8. Jim Hendrick, 1967 8. Danny Grant, 1967 10. Gary Banks, 2007

Total Offensive Yards

Player 1. Levi Brown, 2009 2. Omar Haugabook, 2007 3. Sim Byrd, 1968 4. Kelvin Simmons, 1993 5. Omar Haugabook, 2006 6. Jeremy Rowell, 1994 7. Sim Byrd, 1967 8. Mike Turk, 1987 9. Willie Tullis, 1980 10. Al Head, 1970

Avg. 6.42 6.00 6.00 5.46 5.45 5.45 5.23 5.10 5.10 5.08

Total 4261 3592 3443 3250 2714 2670 2390 2390 2330 2289

TD’s Responsible For

Player 1. Kelvin Simmons, 1993 2. Sim Byrd, 1968 2. Omar Haugabook, 2007 4. Omar Haugabook, 2006 5. Jeremy Rowell, 1994 5. Levi Brown, 2009 7. Sim Byrd, 1967 8. Willie Tullis, 1980 8. MIke Turk, 1987 8. Al Head, 1970

TDs 37 30 30 26 24 24 22 22 22 22

Total Offense/Gm (min 5 games) Player 1. Levi Brown, 2009 2. Omar Haugabook, 2007 3. Sim Byrd, 1968 4. Jamie Hampton, 2008 5. Sim Byrd, 1967 6. Willie Tullis, 1980 7. Kelvin Simmons, 1993 8. Jeremy Rowell, 1994 9. Omar Haugabook, 2006 10. Al Head, 1970

Total Off./Play (min 50 plays) Player 1. Derrick Washington, 1994 2. Danny O’Toole, 1986 3. Carey Christensen, 1984 4. Kelvin Simmons, 1993 5. Sim Byrd, 1968 6. Sim Byrd, 1867 7. Willie Tullis, 1980 7. Levi Brown, 2009 9. Stan Davis, 1995 10. Arrid Gregory, 1995

Touchdowns Scored Player 1. Joe Jackson, 1996 2. Jeremy Rowell, 1994 3. DuJuan Harris, 2008 3. Danny Grant, 1966

Avg. 327.8 299.3 286.9 256.4 239.0 233.0 232.1 222.5 208.8 208.1 Avg. 8.96 8.07 8.01 7.97 7.81 7.73 7.64 7.64 7.35 7.30 TDs 17 15 14 14

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3. Danny Grant, 1968 3. Jimmy Godwin, 1993 7. Joe Jackson, 1995 7. Demontray Carter, 2001 9. five others tied at

14 14 13 13 12

PAT Kicks Made Player 1. Oliver Quass, 1993 2. Ted Clem, 1987 3. Oliver Quass, 1995 4. Sam Glusman, 2008 4. Greg Whibbs, 2007 6. Oliver Quass, 1994 7. Matt HUerkamp, 1996 8. Michael Taylor, 2009 9. Lawrence Tynes, 2000 9. Lawrence Tynes, 1999

PATs 59 57 52 48 48 47 46 43 40 40

PAT Kicks Attempted Player 1. Ted Clem, 1987 1. Oliver Quass, 1993 3. Oliver Quass, 1995 4. Sam Glusman, 2008 5. Matt Huerkamp, 1996 6. Greg Whibbs, 2007 7. Oliver Quass, 1994 8. Michael Taylor, 2009 9. Lawrence Tynes, 1999 10. Ted Clem, 1984

Att. 59 59 54 52 50 49 48 44 42 41

PAT Kick Percentage (min 5 att.)

Player 1. Lawrence Tynes, 1998 (24-24) 1. Greg Whibbs, 2005 (19-19) 1. Ted Clem, 1986 (39-39) 1. Lawrence Tynes, 2000 (40-40) 1. Don Van Wie , 1983 (25-25) 1. Sam Glusman, 2009 (9-9) 1. Lawrence Tynes, 1997 (7-7) 1. Peter Drew, 1986 (6-6) 1. Daniel Brady, 1993 (5-5) 1. Yong Gilroy, 1981 (5-5)

Field Goals Made Player 1. Sam Glusman, 2008 2. Matt Huerkamp, 1996 3. Greg Whibbs, 2007 3. Lawrence Tynes, 2000 5. Ted Clem, 1987 5. Ted Clem, 1984 7. Lawrence Tynes, 1998 8. Brian Wilson, 1988 9. Lawrence Tynes, 1999 9. Oliver Quass, 1994 9. Matt Stone, 1991

Field Goals Attempted Player 1. Sam Glusman, 2008 2. Matt Huerkamp, 1996 3. Ted Clem, 1987 3. Ted Clem, 1984 5. Brian Wilaon, 1988 6. Tony Lasseter, 1990 6. Lawrence Tynes, 1998 6. Greg Whibbs, 2005 6. Lawrence Tynes, 2000 10. Greg Whibbs, 2007

Pct. 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 FGs 20 18 16 16 16 16 15 14 13 13 13 Att. 29 24 23 23 21 20 20 20 20 19

Field Goal Pct. (min 5 attempts) Player 1. Randy Hicks, 1969 (6-6) 2. Greg Whibbs, 2007 (16-18) 3. Greg Whibbs, 2004 (12-14) 4. Lawrence Tynes, 2000 (12-14) 4. Rusty Adams, 1979 (4-5) 6. Michael Taylor, 2009 (11-14) 7. Don Van Wie, 1983 (7-9) 7. Sam Glusman, 2009 (7-9) 9. Lawrence Tynes, 1999 (13-17) 10. Lawrence Tynes, 1998 (15-20) 10. Matt Huerkamp, 1996 (18-24)

Pct. 100.0 88.9 85.7 80.0 80.0 78.6 77.8 77.8 76.5 75.0 75.0

Punt Yards Player 1. Thomas Olmsted, 2003 2. Thomas Olmsted, 2004 3. Matt Allen, 2000 4. Thomas Olmstead, 2002 5. Matt Allen, 1998 6. Mike Quinn, 1977 7. Wes Garner, 1996 8. Rodney Glass, 1991 9. Thomas Olmsted, 2005 10. Matt Allen, 1999

Yds. 3304 3272 3052 2871 2746 2585 2569 2507 2506 2505

Punt Attempts Player 1. Thomas Olmsted, 2003 2. Matt Allen, 2000 2. Thomas Olmsted, 2004 4. Thomas Olmsted, 2002 5. Wes Garner, 1996 6. Matt Allen, 1998 7. Doug Crane, 1982 7. Rodney Glass, 1991 9. MIke Quinn, 1977 10. Doug Crane, 1984

Att. 78 76 76 72 68 66 65 65 63 63

Average Yards/Punt (min 5 att.)

Player 1. Sim Byrd, 1968 2. David Cooper, 1967 3. Thomas Olmstead, 2004 4. Lester Teel, 1976 5. Thomas Olmsted, 2003 6. David Cooper, 1969 7. Matt Allen, 1999 8. Matt Allen, 1998 9. Greg Whibbs, 2007 10. Glen Kalva, 1986

Punts Blocked Player 1. Thomas Olmsted, 2002 2. Adrian Vera, 2007 2. Thomas Olmsted, 2003 4. Thomas Olmstead, 2005 5. Six players tied at

Punt Return Yards

Player 1. Virgil Seay, 1979 2. Leodis McKelvin, 2007 3. Leodis McKelvin, 2005 4. Carl Smith, 1982 5. Maurice Stringer, 1995 6. Virgil Seay, 1978 7. William Covington, 1992 8. Leodis McKelvin, 2006

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Avg. 44.38 43.50 43.05 42.60 42.36 42.31 41.75 41.61 41.32 41.05

Blocked 4 3 3 2 1 Yds 457 436 417 411 328 326 318 314

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9. Leodis McKelvin, 1004 10. Julius Pittman, 1990

Punt Returns

Player 1. Carl Smith, 1982 2. Greg Harris, 1987 3. Leodis McKelvin, 2005 4. Maurice Stringer, 1995 5. Ronnie Shelley, 1968 6. Leodis McKelvin, 2006 6. Cornelius Williams, 2009 8. Julius Pittman, 1990 9. William Covington, 1991 9. Leodis McKelvin, 2004

304 285 Returns 35 34 33 32 30 28 28 27 26 26

Punt Return Touchdowns Player 1. Perry Griggs, 1974 1. Virgil Seay, 1979 1. Leodis McKelvin, 2007 4. Virgil Seay, 1978 4. John Raburn, 1972 4. Heyward Skipper, 2000 4. Leodis McKelvin, 2004 8. Tony Myrick, 1971 8. Rufus Cox, 1984 8. Tony Myrick, 1973

TDs 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 1

Average Yds/Return (min 5 att.)

Player 1. Perry Griggs, 1974 2. Virgil Seay, 1979 3. Leodis McKelvin, 2007 4. Bobby Enslen, 1967 5. Perry Griggs, 1975 6. Heyward Skipper, 2000 7. Virgil Seay, 1978 8. Carl Smith, 1981 9. John Raburn, 1972 10. Ronnie Shelley, 1969

Kickoff Return Yards

Player 1. Jerrel Jernigan, 2009 2. Leodis McKelvin, 2007 3. Titus Dixon, 1987 4. Jorrick Calvin, 2008 5. Leodis McKelvin, 2006 6. Leodis McKelvin, 2005 7. Titus Dixon, 1986 8. Jimmie Haywood, 1984 8. Carl Smith, 1982 10. Perry Griggs, 1974

Kickoff Returns Player 1. Jerrel Jernigan, 2009 2. Leodis McKelvin, 2007 3. Titus Dixon, 1987 4. Jorrick Calvin, 2008 5. Leodis McKelvin, 2006 6. Perry Griggs, 1974 7. Carl Smith, 1982 8. Jimmie Haywood, 1984 9. Titus Dixon, 1986 9. Leodis McKelvin, 2005

Kickoff Return Touchdowns Player 1. Bryan Willis, 2009

Avg. 28.00 18.28 17.44 17.33 15.75 15.50 14.82 14.17 14.15 14.10 Yds 897 765 747 693 634 619 600 576 536 531

Returns 39 33 29 27 27 26 26 25 24 24 TDs 1

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 1. Jorrick Calvin, 2008 1. Jimmie Haywood, 1984 1. Carl Smith, 1982 1. Demontray Carter, 2000 1. Billy Dixon, 1975 1. Johnny Grimes, 1972 1. Leodis McKelvin, 2005 1. Perry Griggs, 1973 1. Arrid Gregory, 1996 1. Titus Dixon, 1986 1. Cliff Shamburger, 1993

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Average Yds/Return (min 5 att.)

Player 1. Danny Grant, 1968 2. JOhnny Grimes, 1972 3. Demontray Carter, 2000 4. Orlando Parker, 1993 5. Arrid Gregory, 1995 6. Jonathan Carter, 2000 7. Arrid Gregory, 1994 8. Jermaine Richardson, 2004 9. Cecil Barber, 1967 10. Perry Griggs, 1975

Interception Return Yards Player 1. Ronnie Shelley, 1968 2. Sherman Wilkinson, 1979 3. Doug Mims, 1988 4. Rayshun Reed, 2001 5. Jack Smith, 1970 5. Shane Black, 1996 7. Donnie Arnold, 1982 8. Eric Sloan, 1998 9. Ronnie Shelley, 1967 10. Sherman Wilkinson, 1980

Interceptions Player 1. Ronnie Shelley, 1968 2. Derrick Ansley, 2003 3. Doug Mims, 1988 3. Jack Smith, 1970 3. Ronnie Shelley, 1967 3. Tyrone Ferguson, 1976 3. Elbert Mack, 2007 8. Donnie Arnold, 1982 8. Chris Archie, 1999 8. David Cooper, 1969

Int. Return Touchdowns Player 1. Jack Smith, 1969 1. Rayshun Reed, 2001 1. Jimmy McClain, 1999 1. Doug Mims, 1988 5. Harris Spencer, 1980 5. Anthony Thompson, 2000 5. Kerry Brooke, 1987 5. Travis Bozeman, 2000 5. Al Harris, 1987 5. Rayshun Reed, 2000 5. Terence Moore, 2008 5. Boris Lee, 2009

Fumble Return Yards Player 1. Johnny Faulk, 2004 2. Steve McLendon, 2008 3. Leodis McKelvin, 2007

Avg. 34.75 34.33 33.88 29.40 29.00 28.60 28.39 28.33 28.20 28.07 Yds 294 189 165 163 151 151 141 137 133 123 INTs 15 9 8 8 8 8 8 7 7 7 TDs 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Yds 79 67 36

4. Marcus Pittman, 2006 5. Robby Farmer, 2003 6. Jorrick Calvin, 2008 7. Chris Bradwell, 2007 8. Sherrod Martin, 2004 9. Rayshun Reed, 1999 9. David Philyaw, 2001

Fumble Returns Player 1. Reggie Lowe, 1996 1. Demetric Shipman, 1996 3. Boris Lee, 2007 3. Randy Ueberroth, 1996 3. Pratt Lyons, 1996 3. Stacy Murry, 1996 3. Shane Black, 1996 8. five others tied at

Fumble Return Touchdowns Player 1. Jorrick Calvin, 2008 1. Rayshun Reed, 1999 1. David Philyaw, 2001 1. Johnny Faulk, 2004 1. Chris Bradwell, 2007 1. Shelton Felton, 2000 1. Boris Lee, 2007

Total Tackles Player 1. Gerick Pimienta, 1987 2. Anthony Rabb, 1999 3. Robert Bradley, 1985 4. Bear Woods, 2009 5. Robert Bradley, 1983 6. Bryan Hubbard, 1987 7. Robert Bradley, 1984 8. Gerick Pimienta, 1986 9. Naazie Yamini, 2000 10. Al Lucas, 1999

Unassisted Tackles Player 1. Gerick Pimienta, 1987 2. Brannon Condren, 2006 3. Charles Bush, 1991 3. Anthony Rabb, 1999 5. Robert Bradley, 1983 5. Wade Brantley, 1972 7. Bear Woods, 2009 8. Robert Bradley, 1985 9. Rick Maxey, 1975 10. Dennis Anderson, 1972 10. Robert Bradley, 1984

Assisted Tackles Player 1. Gerick Pimienta, 1987 2. Tim Tucker, 1978 3. Robert Bradley, 1985 3. Al Lucas, 1999 5. Anthony Rabb, 1999 6. Bear Woods, 2009 6. Boris Lee, 2009 8. Bryan Hubbard, 1987 8. Freddie Thomas, 1987 10. Robert Bradley, 1983 10. Robert Bradley, 1984

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31 25 17 16 11 8 8 Returns 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 1 TDs 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 Tckls 198 155 149 143 141 137 135 131 129 129 Tckls 102 86 85 85 80 80 79 78 75 74 74 Tckls 96 72 71 71 70 64 64 63 63 61 61

Tackles for Losses Player 1. Al Lucas, 1998 2. Osi Umenyiora, 2002 3. Al Lucas, 1999 4. Demarcus Ware, 2002 5. Demarcus Ware, 2004 5. Bear Woods, 2009 7. Anthony Rabb, 1999 8. Brandon Lang, 2008 8. Aaron Fields, 1999 10. Anthony Rabb, 1999

Yards For Loss Player 1. Brandon Lang, 2008 2. Demarcus Ware, 2004 3. Osi Umenyiora, 2002 4. Jimmy Brown, 1990 5. Anthony Rabb, 1999 6. Aaron Fields, 1999 6. Demarcus Ware, 2002 8. Jimmy McClain, 2000 9. Shawn Todd, 2007 10. Anthony Rabb, 1998 10. Cameron Sheffield, 2008

Quarterback Sacks

Player 1. Kenny Craik, 1980 2. Charles Pickett, 1976 2. Charles Pickett, 1975 4. Jessie Wallace, 1980 5. Osi Umenyiora, 2002 5. Rick Maxey, 1975 7. Pratt Lyons, 1995 8. Carnell Key, 1985 9. Gerald Hill, 1980 10. Mike Richardson, 1980

Yards From Sacks Player 1. Brandon Lang, 2008 2. Charles Pickett, 1976 2. Demarcus Ware, 2004 4. Osi Umenyiora, 2002 5. Reggie Lowe, 1996 6. Pratt Lyons, 1995 6. Pratt Lyons, 1996 8. Eric James, 1994 9. Demarcus Ware, 2002 10. Anthony Rabb, 1999

Tckls 33.0 20.5 20.0 19.5 19.0 19.0 18.0 17.5 17.5 16.5 Yds 115 103 93 83 81 80 80 79 70 69 69 Sacks 20.0 19.0 19.0 16.0 15.0 15.0 14.0 12.5 12.0 11.0 Yds 97 87 87 81 76 74 74 68 59 58

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CAREER LEADERS Rushing Yards

Player 1. DeWhitt Betterson, 2001-04 2. Ted Horstead, 1983-86 3. MIke Turk, 1984-87 4. Joe Jackson, 1994-97 5. Arrid Gregory, 1993-96 6. Eddie Coleman, 1990-92 7. Tony Jackson, 1987-90 8. DuJuan Harris, 2007-09 9. Kenny Cattouse, 2004-07 10. Sullivan Walker, 1975-77 11. Ron Daniels, 1974-77 12. LaBarron Black, 1999-2002 13. Phillip Jones, 1997-99 14. Demontray Carter, 2000-01 15. Randall Lovejoy, 1991-94 16. Boyd Grant, 1976-79 17. Jimmie Haywood, 1982-85 18. Ted Yarbrough, 1993,1995 19. Johnny Grimes, 1971-73 20. Anthony Fowlkes, 1978-81 21. Eddie Brundidge, 1984-86 22. Freddie Taylor, 1985, 1987-89 23. Willie Tullis, 1978-80 24. Derrick Washington, 1993-95 25. David McCombs, 1989-92

Rushing Attempts

Player 1. DeWhitt Betterson, 2001-04 2. Ted Horstead, 1983-86 3. LaBarron Black, 1999-2002 4. MIke Turk, 1984-87 5. Tony Jackson, 1987-90 6. Joe Jackson, 1994-97 7. DuJuan Harris, 2007-09 8. Eddie Coleman, 1990-92 9. Kenny Cattouse, 2004-07 10. Phillip Jones, 1997-99 11. Arrid Gregory, 1993-96 12. Ron Daniels, 1974-77 13. Boyd Grant, 1976-79 14. Sullivan Walker, 1975-77 15. Johnny Grimes, 1971-73 16. Bob Godsey, 1986-89 17. Brock Nutter, 1997-2001 18. Randall Lovejoy, 1991-94 19. Demontray Carter, 2000-01 20. Mitch Lewis, 1984-87 21. Omar Haugabook, 2006-07 22. Willie Tullis, 1978-80 23. Bill Ragle, 1969-71 24. Anthony Fowlkes, 1978-81 25. Eddie Brundidge, 1984-86

Rushing Touchdowns Yards 3441 2926 2533 2418 2417 2360 2326 2032 1966 1931 1921 1840 1727 1666 1574 1485 1433 1429 1397 1254 1242 1161 1149 1130 1128

Att. 653 638 499 493 480 469 443 420 402 292 365 363 345 343 341 328 315 309 308 307 295 293 288 287 264

Player 1. Joe Jackson, 1994-97 2. Mike Turk, 1984-87 3. DeWhitt Betterson, 2001-04 4. Arrid Gregory, 1993-96 4. DuJuan Harris, 2007-09 6. Jeremy Rowell, 1991, 1993-95 7. Phillips Jones, 1997-99 8. Kenny Cattouse, 2004-07 8. Sullivan Walker, 1975-77 8. Omar Haugabook, 2006-07 11. LaBarron Black, 1999-2002 11. Willie Tullis, 1978-80 11. Jimmy Godwin, 1991-93 14. Bob Godsey, 1986-89 15. Tony Jackson, 1987-90 15. Kelvin Simmons, 1992-93 15. Johnny Grimes, 1971-73 18. Eddie Coleman, 1990-92 18. Casey Christensen, 1983-84 18. Boyd Grant, 1976-79 18. Shawn Southward, 2009 21. Richard Bassett, 1972-74 21. Stan Davis, 1993-96 21. Ted Horstead, 1983-86 21. Ted Yarbrough, 1993, 1995 21. Doug Brown, 1981-84 21. Bill Ragle, 1969-71

Average Yards/Gm (min 20 att.)

Player 1. Mareno Philyaw, 1996-99 2. Titus Dixon, 1985-88 3. Steven Coleman, 1992-94 4. Maurice Stringer, 1993-96 5. Robert Carter, 1985-88 6. Derrick Washington, 1993-95 7. Jerrel Jernigan, 2007-08 8. Maurice Greer, 2008 9. Xavier Moreland, 2005-08 10. Tommy Dugosh, 1983, 1985-87 11. Arrid Gregory, 1993-96 12. Freddie Taylor, 1985, 1987-89 13. Dwayne Thompson, 1981-83 14. Terrell Smith, 1996-99 15. Richard Bassett, 1972-74 16. Perry Griggs, 1973-76 17. Johnny Butts, 1985-86 18. Jimmie Haywood, 1982-85 19. Demontray Carter, 2000-01 20. Ted Yarbrough, 1993, 1995 21. Wesley Lucas, 1988-90 22. Mike Echols, 1973-74 23.Sullivan Walker, 1975-77 24. Eddie Coleman, 1990-92 25. Tony Davezan, 1977

TDs 34 32 24 21 21 20 17 16 16 16 15 15 15 14 13 13 13 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 11 11 11

Avg. 12.21 12.04 8.01 7.19 7.13 7.02 6.83 6.71 6.65 6.62 6.62 6.45 6.29 6.07 6.03 6.02 5.94 5.85 5.84 5.79 5.76 5.76 5.63 5.62 5.39

Rushing Yards/Gm (min 5 gms) Player 1. DeWhitt Betterson, 2001-04 2. Demontray Carter, 2000-01 3. Ted Horstead, 1983-86 4. Eddie Coleman, 1990-92 5. Sullivan Walker, 1975-77 6. Phillip Jones, 1997-99 7. Ted Yarbrough, 1993, 1995 8. Arrid Gregory, 1993-96 9. Derrick Moore, 1989-90 10. MIke Turk, 1984-87 11. DuJuan Harris, 2007-09 12. Cliff Dunham, 1971 13. Tony Jackson, 1987-90 14. Larry Mason, 1981-82 15. Kenny Cattouse, 2004-07 16. Joe Jackson, 1994-97 17. Johnny Grimes, 1971-73 18. Ron Daniels, 1974-77 19. Shawn Southward, 2009 20. Marrio Fraser, 2002-03 21. Ronnie Owens, 1972-73 22. Jeff Cotton, 1967-68 23. Wayne Thomas, 1998-2000 24. Eddie Brundidge, 1984-86 25. Kelvin Simmons, 1992-93

Passing Yards

Player 1. Brock Nutter, 1997-2001 2. Sim Byrd, 1966-68 3. Levi Brown, 2008-09 4. Omar Haugabook, 2006-07 5. Mike Turk, 1984-87 6. Kelvin Simmons, 1992-93 7. Al Head, 1968-70 8. Willie Tullis, 1978-80 9. Jeremy Rowell, 1991, 1993-95 10. Bobby Lee, 1972-75 11. Ken McLain, 1971-73 12. Aaron Leak, 2003-04 13. Stan Davis, 1993-96 14. Bob Godsey, 1986-89 15. John McKinnon, 1980-83 16. Hansell Bearden, 2000-03 17. Casey Christensen, 1983-84 18. Phillip Brazell, 1977 19. Harold Hogan, 1970-72 20. Steve Summers, 1988-90 21. Brad Stevens, 1991-93 22. Eddie Rohrbaugh, 1976-79 23. Jamie Hampton, 2007-08 24. Carl Meadows, 2004-05 25. Adam Russell, 1996-97

Passing Attempts Player 1. Brock Nutter, 1997-2001

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1 0 Avg. 76.5 75.7 75.0 73.8 64.4 61.4 59.5 56.2 55.2 55.1 53.5 53.0 52.9 51.8 50.4 49.9 48.2 48.0 46.3 43.4 43.2 43.2 43.1 42.8 42.5

Yards 7687 7619 6284 5376 4174 4000 3578 3456 3326 3278 2190 2183 2035 1951 1853 1829 1715 1475 1351 1237 1182 1172 1091 982 961

Att. 1037

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2. Sim Byrd, 1966-68 3. Omar Haugabook, 2006-07 4. Levi Brown, 2008-09 5. MIke Turk, 1984-87 6. Al Head, 1968-70 7. Jeremy Rowell, 1991, 1993-95 8. Willie Tullis, 1978-80 9. Kelvin Simmons, 1992-93 10. Ken McLain, 1971-73 11. Aaron Leak, 2003-04 12. Hansell Bearden, 2000-03 13. Bobby Lee, 1972-75 14. Stan Davis, 1993-96 15. John McKinnon, 1980-83 16. Bob Godsey, 1986-89 17. Steve Summers, 1988-90 18. Harold Hogan, 1970-72 19. Casey Christensen, 1983-84 20. Brad Stevens, 1991-93 21. Jamie Hampton, 2007-08 22. Carl Meadows, 2004-05 23. Adam Russell, 1996-97 24. Doug Brown, 1981-84 25. Phillip Brazell, 1977

Passing Completions

Player 1. Brock Nutter, 1997-2001 2. Sim Byrd, 1966-68 3. Omar Haugabook, 2006-07 4. Levi Brown, 2008-09 5. Kelvin Simmons, 1992-93 6. Mike Turk, 1984-87 7. Al Head, 1968-70 8. Jeremy Rowell, 1991, 1993-95 9. Willie Tullis, 1978-80 10. Bobby Lee, 1972-75 11. Ken McLain, 1971-73 12. Aaron Leak, 2003-04 13. Hansell Bearden, 2000-03 14. Stan Davis, 1993-96 15. John McKinnon, 1980-83 15. Bob Godsey, 1986-89 17. Jamie Hampton, 2007-08 18. Casey Christensen, 1983-84 19. Steve Summers, 1988-90 20. Harold Hogan, 1970-72 21. Adam Russell, 1996-97 22. Doug Brown, 1981-84 23. Carl Meadows, 2004-05 23. Brad Stevens, 1991-93 25. Eddie Rohrbaugh, 1976-79

Passing

Player 1. Sim Byrd, 1966-68 2. Brock Nutter, 1997-2001 3. Kelvin Simmons, 1992-93 4. Omar Haugabook, 2006-07 5. Levi Brown, 2008-09

924 868 830 490 460 440 438 430 399 377 364 351 319 315 306 252 245 194 186 185 173 171 168 167

Comp.

581 575 532 522 259 245 241 241 223 190 165 164 161 154 144 144 113 108 102 101 89 82 81 81 79

TDs 68 49 40 39 38

6. Mike Turk, 1984-87 7. Al Head, 1968-70 8. Willie Tullis, 1978-80 9. Bobby Lee, 1972-75 10. Jeremy Rowell, 1991, 1993-95 11. Ken McLain, 1971-73 12. John McKinnon, 1980-83 12. Stan Davis, 1993-96 12. Aaron Leak, 2003-04 15. Harold Hogan, 1970-72 15. Bob Godsey, 1986-89 17. Casey Christensen, 1983-84 17. Jamie Hampton, 2007-08 19. Phillip Brazell, 1977 20. Hansell Bearden, 2000-03 20. Gerald Collins, 1974-76 20. Eddie Rohrbaugh, 1976-79 23. five other players tied at

Interceptions Thrown

Player 1. Sim Byrd, 1966-68 2. Brock Nutter, 1997-2001 3. Al Head, 1968-70 3. Omar Haugabook, 2006-07 5. John McKinnon, 1980-83 6. Willie Tullis, 1978-80 7. Hansell Bearden, 2000-03 8. Bob Godsey, 1986-89 9. Aaron Leak, 2003-04 10. Mike Turk, 1984-87 11. Harold Hogan, 1970-72 12. Ken McLain, 1971-73 13. Jeremy Rowell, 1991, 1993-95 14. Bobby Lee, 1972-75 14. Steve Summers, 1988-90 16. Doug Brown, 1981-84 16. Brad Stevens, 1991-93 16. Levi Brown, 2008-09 19. Carl Meadows, 2004-05 19. Adam Russell, 1996-97 21. Lionel Rainey, 1969-70 21. Phillip Brazell, 1977 21. Jamie Hampton, 2007-08 24. Danny O’Toole, 1983-86 24. Eddie Rohrbaugh, 1976-79

Pass Completion Pct (min 20 att) Player 1. Levi Brown, 2008-09 2. Sim Byrd, 1966-68 3. Omar Haugabook, 2006-07 4. Jamie Hampton, 2007-08 5. Kelvin Simmons, 1992-93 6. Mike Hunt, 1981 7. Julian Foster, 2005-06 8. Russ Young, 1990-91 9. Eddie Rohrbaugh, 1976-79 9. Brock Nutter, 1997-2001 11. Casey Christensen, 1983-84

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30 28 25 25 22 16 13 13 13 11 11 10 10 9 8 8 8 6

INTs 45 34 32 32 30 23 22 20 19 18 17 16 15 13 13 12 12 12 10 10 9 9 9 8 8

Pct. 62.9 62.2 61.3 61.1 60.2 58.6 57.6 56.5 56.0 56.0 55.7

12. Jeremy Rowell, 1991, 1993-95 13. Bobby Lee, 1972-75 14. Al Head, 1968-70 15. Adam Russell, 1996-97 16. Willie Tullis, 1978-80 17. Mike Turk, 1984-87 18. Doug Brown, 1981-84 19. Stan Davis, 1993-96 20. Tanner Jones, 2006-08 21. Bob Godsey, 1986-89 22. Carl Meadows, 2004-05 23. Lionel Rainey, 1969-70 24. Phillip Brazell, 1977 25. John McKinnon, 1980-83

Passing Efficiency (min 20 att.)

Player 1. Kelvin Simmons, 1992-93 2. Bobby Lee, 1972-75 3. Sim Byrd, 1966-68 4. Casey Christensen, 1983-84 5. Levi Brown, 2008-09 6. Mike Turk, 1984-87 7. Eddie Rohrbaugh, 1976-79 8. Jeremy Rowell, 1991, 1993-95 9. Brock Nutter, 1997-2001 9. Phillip Brazell, 1977 11. Julian Foster, 2005-06 12. Willie Tullis, 1978-80 13. Mike Hunt, 1981 14. Al Head, 1968-70 15. Omar Haugabook, 2006-07 16. Jamie Hampton, 2007-08 17. Russ Young, 1990-91 18. Stan Davis, 1993-96 19. Keith Shepard, 1969 20. Lionel Rainey, 1969-70 21. Gerald Collins, 1974-76 22. Tanner Jones, 2006-08 23. Bob Godsey, 1986-89 24. Danny O’Toole, 1983-86 25. D.T. McDowell, 2004

Avg Yards/Pass (min 20 att.)

Player 1. Bobby Lee, 1972-75 1. Kelvin Simmons, 1992-93 3. Mike Hunt, 1981 4. Casey Christensen, 1983-84 4. Phillip Brazell, 1977 6. Mike Turk, 1984-87 7. Eddie Rohrbaugh, 1976-79 8. Sim Byrd, 1966-68 9. Willie Tullis, 1978-80 10. Al Head, 1968-70 11. Lionel Rainey, 1969-70 11. Jeremy Rowell, 1991, 1993-95 11. Levi Brown, 2008-09 14. Brock Nutter, 1997-2001 15. Keith Shepard, 1969

54.8 54.1 52.4 52.0 50.9 50.0 48.8 48.3 47.6 47.1 46.8 46.4 46.1 45.7

Rating 165.8 148.7 146.0 139.7 136.7 134.4 133.2 128.0 127.3 127.3 126.7 125.5 124.3 123.9 120.8 118.7 117.0 112.2 111.4 109.0 107.0 103.6 99.4 99.3 95.8

Rating 9.3 9.3 8.9 8.8 8.8 8.5 8.3 8.2 7.9 7.8 7.6 7.6 7.6 7.4 7.2

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16. Julian Foster, 2005-06 17. Russ Young, 1990-91 18. Gerald Collins, 1974-76 19. Stan Davis, 1993-96 19. Bob Godsey, 1986-89 19. Brad Stevens, 1991-93 22. Omar Haugabook, 2006-07 23. Danny O’Toole, 1983-86 24. John McKinnon, 1980-83 24. Jamie Hampton, 2007-08

Average Yds/Comp (min 20 att.)

Player 1. Phillip Brazell, 1977 2. Bobby Lee, 1972-75 3. Gerald Collins, 1974-76 4. MIke Turk, 1984-87 5. Keith Shepard, 1969 6. Lionel Rainey, 1969-70 7. Casey Christensen, 1983-84 8. Willie Tullis, 1978-80 9. Kelvin Simmons, 1992-82 10. Mike Hunt, 1981 11. Al Head, 1968-70 11. Eddie Rohrbaugh, 1976-79 13. Brad Stevens, 1991-93 14. D.T. McDowell, 2004 15. Jeremy Rowell, 1991, 1993-95 16. Bob Godsey, 1986-89 17. Danny O’Toole, 1983-86 17. Harold Hogan, 1970-72 19. Aaron Leak, 2003-04 19. Ken McLain, 1971-73 19. Sim Byrd, 1966-68 22. Brock Nutter, 1997-2001 22. Stan Davis, 1993-96 24. John McKinnon, 1980-83 25. Tanner Jones, 2006-07

Yards/Game (min 5 games)

Player 1. Levi Brown, 2008-09 2. Sim Byrd, 1966-68 3. Omar Haugabook, 2006-07 4. Kelvin Simmons, 1992-93 5. Brock Nutter, 1997-2001 6. Phillip Brazell, 1977 7. Willie Tullis, 1978-80 8. Aaron Leak, 2003-04 9. Al Head, 1968-70 10. Jeremy Rowell, 1991, 1993-95 11. Carl Meadows, 2004-05 12. Julian Foster, 2005-06 13. Mike Turk, 1984-87 14. Casey Christensen, 1983-84 15. Jamie Hampton, 2007-08 16. Bobby Lee, 1972-75 17. Adam Russell, 1996-97 18. Hansell Bearden, 2000-03 19. Ken McLain, 1971-73

7.0 6.8 6.6 6.4 6.4 6.4 6.2 6.1 5.9 5.9

Avg. 19.2 17.3 17.0 17.0 16.5 16.4 15.9 15.5 15.4 15.2 14.8 14.8 14.6 13.9 13.8 13.5 13.4 13.4 13.3 13.3 13.3 13.2 13.2 12.9 12.4

Avg. 299.2 238.1 215.0 166.7 163.6 147.5 119.2 109.2 108.4 107.3 98.2 92.2 90.7 90.3 83.9 81.9 80.1 76.2 75.5

20. Steve Summers, 1988-90 21. D.T. McDowell, 2004 22. Stan Davis, 1993-96 23. John McKinnon, 1980-83 24. Bob Godsey, 1986-89 25. Russ Young, 1990-91

Receiving Yards

Player 1. Danny Grant, 1966-69 2. Jerrel Jernigan, 2007-09 3. Vince Green, 1967-70 4. Jason Samples, 2001-04 5. Kelvin Murdock, 1978-81 6. Perry Griggs, 1973-76 7. Heyward Skipper, 2000-02 8. Robert Kilow, 1991-94 9. Greg Harris, 1984-87 10. Gary Banks, 2004-07 11. Mike Culbertson, 1971-74 12. Titus Dixon, 1985-88 13. Doug Taylor, 1967-70 14. Rufus Cox, 1982-84 15. Robert Carter, 1985-88 16. Bobby Enslen, 1967-68 17. Smokey Hampton, 2003-06 18. Billy Dixon, 1975-77 19. Carl Smith, 1980-83 20. Mareno Philyaw, 1996-99 21. Daniel Brady, 1992-95 22. Orlando Parker, 1993 23. Lee Hollingsworth, 1982-85 24. Toris Rutledge, 2002-06 25. Lance Sasser, 1989-92

Pass Receptions

Player 1. Danny Grant, 1966-69 2. Jerrel Jernigan, 2007-09 3. Jason Samples, 2001-04 4. Vince Green, 1967-70 5. Gary Banks, 2004-07 6. Doug Taylor, 1967-70 7. Heyward Skipper, 2000-02 8. Perry Griggs, 1973-76 9. Kelvin Murdock, 1978-81 10. Robert Kilow, 1991-94 10. Greg Harris, 1984-87 12. Mike Culbertson, 1971-74 13. Titus Dixon, 1985-88 14. Maurice Stringer, 1993-96 15. Smokey Hampton, 2003-06 16. Rufus Cox, 1982-84 16. Bobby Enslen, 1967-68 18. Mykeal Terry, 2006-08 19. Toris Rutledge, 2002-06 20. Kenard Burton, 2007-08 21. Josh Allen, 2005-07 22. Jim Hedrick, 1967-69 22. Carl Smith, 1980-83

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58.9 58.9 58.1 54.5 51.3 47.1

Yds. 2907 2306 2281 2224 2143 1975 1800 1663 1632 1600 1563 1554 1500 1441 1260 1226 1121 1111 1091 1085 1030 983 964 904 894

Rec 215 178 161 160 155 114 112 110 109 106 106 95 86 79 79 73 73 71 66 65 63 60 60

24. Lee Hollingsworth, 1982-85 24. Lance Sasser, 1989-92 24. Kenny Cattouse, 2004-07

Pass Reception Touchdowns Player 1. Danny Grant, 1966-69 2. Vince Green, 1967-70 3. Perry Griggs, 1973-76 4. Bobby Enslen, 1967-68 5. Robert Kilow, 1991-94 5. Kelvin Murdock, 1978-81 7. Jason Samples, 2001-04 7. Titus Dixon, 1985-88 9. Heyward Skipper, 2000-02 9. Gary Banks, 2004-07 11. Mike Culbertson, 1971-74 11. Greg Harris, 1984-87 11. Jerrel Jernigan, 2007-09 14. Doug Taylor, 1967-70 14. Billy Dixon, 1975-77 14. Daniel Brady, 1992-95 17. Mykeal Terry, 2006-08 17. Jonathan Carter, 1999-2000 19. Orlando Parker, 1993 19. Rufus Cox, 1982-84 19. Carl Smith, 1980-83 22. Lance Sasser, 1989-92 22. Mareno Philyaw, 1996-99 22. Toris Rutledge, 2002-06 25. six others tied at

Average Yds/Catch (min 5 rec.)

Player 1. Robert Carter, 1985-88 2. Jonathan Carter, 1999 3. MIchael Kelly, 1986-87 4. Johnny Cowart, 1969-72 5. Billy Dixon, 1975-77 6. Orlando Parker, 1993 7. Reggie Dwight, 1991 8. Tim Sanders, 1977 9. Rufus Cox, 1982-84 10. Jim Perkins, 1970-71 11. Kelvin Murdock, 1978-81 12. Virgil Seay, 1978-79 13. Mareno Philyaw, 1996-99 14. Jermaine Richardson, 2002-04 15. Carl Smith, 1980-83 16. David Fletcher, 1974-77 17. Titus Dixon, 1985-88 18. Perry Griggs, 1973-76 19. Daniel Brady, 1992-95 20. David Hill, 1998-2000 21. Daniel Brown, 1997-98 22. William Covington, 1991-92 23. Bryant Stewart, 2003 24. Daniel Brown, 1997-98 25. Bobby Enslen, 1967-68

59 59 59

TDs 44 27 19 16 15 15 14 14 13 13 12 12 12 11 11 11 10 10 9 9 9 7 7 7 6

Avg. 37.06 34.80 25.29 24.83 22.22 20.91 20.32 19.88 19.74 19.69 19.66 19.21 19.04 18.71 18.18 18.15 18.07 17.95 17.76 17.75 17.52 17.36 17.12 17.11 16.79

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL Receptions/Gm (min 5 games) Player 1. Danny Grant, 1966-69 2. Jerrel Jernigan, 2007-08 3. Vince Green, 1967-70 4. Jonathan Carter, 1998, 2000 5. Tebiarus Gill 6. Jason Samples, 2001-04 7. Gary Banks, 2004-07 8. Orlando Parker, 1993 9. Heyward Skipper, 2000-02 10. Tres Thomas, 1972 11. Kelvin Murdock, 1978-81 12. Perry Griggs, 1973-76 13. Chardley Gaiter, 1997 14. Kennard Burton, 2007-08 15. Doug Taylor, 1967-70 16. Robert Kilow, 1991-94 17. MIke Culbertson, 1971-74 18. Greg Harris, 1984-87 19. Rufus Cox, 1982-84 20. Calvin WIlliams, 1996 21. Letrell Brown, 1995-97 22. Titus Dixon, 1985-88 23. Reggie Dwight, 1991 24. Virgil Seay, 1978-79 25. Adarryll Ward, 1994-95

Total Offense Yards

Player 1. Sim Byrd, 1966-68 2. Brock Nutter, 1997-2001 3. Mike Turk, 1984-87 4. Levi Brown, 2008-09 5. Omar Haugabook, 2006-07 6. Kelvin Simmons, 1992-93 7. Willie Tullis, 1978-80 8. Jeremy Rowell, 1991, 1993-95 9. DeWhitt Betterson, 2001-04 10. Al Head, 1968-70 11. Bobby Lee, 1972-75 12. Bob Godsey, 1986-89 13. Jerrel Jernigan, 2007-09 14. Ted Horstead, 1983-86 15. Stan Davis, 1993-96 16. Casey Christensen, 1983-84 17. Arrid Gregory, 1993-96 18. Aaron Leak, 2003-04 19. Eddie Coleman, 1990-92 20. Tony Jackson, 1987-90 21. Ken McLain, 1971-73 21. Ken McLain, 1971-73 23. Hansell Bearden, 2000-03 24. Kenny Cattouse, 2004-07 25. Doug Brown, 1981-84

Tds Responsible For Player 1. Sim Byrd, 1966-68 2. Mike Turk, 1984-87

Avg. 5.12 4.81 3.72 3.67 3.61 3.43 3.37 3.36 3.20 2.80 2.79 2.75 2.71 2.71 2.65 2.59 2.44 2.26 2.21 2.14 2.10 2.05 2.00 2.00 1.95

Yds. 7373 7332 6707 6308 6306 5020 4605 4326 3441 3312 3095 3036 2976 2926 2539 2453 2417 2408 2360 2326 2212 2212 2034 1966 1936

TDs 69 62

3. Omar Haugabook, 2006-07 3. Brock Nutter, 1997-2001 5. Kelvin Simmons, 1992-93 6. Danny Grant, 1966-69 7. Jeremy Rowell, 1991, 1993-95 8. WIllie Tullis, 1978-80 9. Levi Brown, 2008-09 10. Joe Jackson, 1994-97 11. Bobby Lee, 1972-75 12. Al Head, 1968-70 13. Vince Green, 1967-70 13. DuJuan Harris, 2007-09 15. Perry Griggs, 1973-76 15. Stan Davis, 1993-96 15. Bob Godsey, 1986-89 18. DeWhitt Betterson, 2001-04 19. Casey Christensen, 1983-84 19. Arrid Gregory, 1993-96 19. Demontray Carter, 2000-01 22. Jason Samples, 2001-04 23. Aaron Leak, 2003-04 23. John McKinnon, 1980-83 23. Johnny Grimes, 1971-73 23. Sullivan Walker, 1975-77 23. Kenny Cattouse, 2004-07

Total Offense/Gm (min 5 games) Player 1. Levi Brown, 2008-09 2. Omar Haugabook, 2006-07 3. Sim Byrd, 1966-68 4. Kelvin Simmons, 1992-93 5. WIllie Tullis, 1978-80 6. Phillip Brazell, 1977 7. Brock Nutter, 1997-2001 8. MIke Turk, 1984-87 9. Jeremy Rowell, 1991, 1993-95 10. Casey Christensen, 1983-84 11. Aaron Leak, 2003-04 12. Jamie Hampton, 2007-08 13. Al Head, 1968-70 14. Julian Foster, 2005-06 15. Carl Meadows, 2004-05 16. Hansell Bearden, 2000-03 17. Jerrel Jernigan, 2007-09 18. Bob Godsey, 1986-89 19. Bobby Lee, 1972-75 20. DeWhitt Betterson, 2001-04 21. Ken McLain, 1971-73 22. Demontray Carter, 2000-01 23. Ted Horstead, 1983-86 24. Eddie Coleman, 1990-92 25. Stan Davis, 1993-96

Total Off./Play (min 50)

Player 1. Steven Coleman, 1992-94 2. Kelvin Simmons, 1992-93 3. Sim Byrd, 1966-68 4. Mareno Philyaw, 1996-99

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56 56 53 45 42 40 39 32 30 29 27 27 25 25 25 24 22 22 22 18 17 17 17 17 17

Avg. 315.4 252.2 230.4 209.2 158.8 158.0 156.0 145.8 139.5 129.1 120.4 114.5 100.4 95.8 88.2 84.8 80.4 79.9 77.4 76.5 76.3 75.7 75.0 73.8 72.5

Avg. 8.01 7.61 7.34 7.28

5. Robert Carter, 1985-88 6. Derrick Washington, 1993-95 7. Mike Turk, 1984-87 8. Tommy Dugosh, 1983, 85-87 9. Arrid Gregory, 1993-96 10. Freddie Taylor, 1985, 87-89 11. Jeremy Rowell, 1991, 93-95 12. Casey Christensen, 1983-84 13. Willie Tullis, 1978-80 14. Dwayne Thompson, 1981-83 15. Rchard Bassett, 1972-74 16. Jimmie Haywood, 1982-85 17. Ted Yarbrough, 1993, 95 18. Levi Brown, 2008 18. Bobby Lee, 1972-75 20. Danny O’Toole, 1983-86 21. Jamie Hampton, 2007-08 22. Eddie Coleman, 1990-92 23. Sullivan Walker, 1975-77 24. Al Head, 1968-70 25. Stan Davis, 1993-96

All-Purpose Yards

Player 1. Perry Griggs, 1973-76 2. Jerrel Jernigan, 2007-09 3. Danny Grant, 1966-69 4. Leodis McKelvin, 2004-07 5. Arrid Gregory, 1993-96 6. DeWhitt Betterson, 2001-04 7. Titus Dixon, 1985-88 8. Carl Smith, 1980-83 9. Ted Horstead, 1983-86 10. Jimmie Haywood, 1982-85 11. Demontray Carter, 2000-01 12. Eddie Coleman, 1990-92 13. Heyward Skipper, 2000-02 14. DuJuan Harris, 2007-09 15. Robert Kilow, 1991-94 16. MIke Turk, 1984-87 17. Joe Jackson, 1994-97 18. Jason Samples, 2001-04 19. Johnny Grimes, 1971-73 20. Kenny Cattouse, 2004-07 21. Vince Green, 1967-70 22. Tony Jackson, 1987-90 23. Sullivan Walker, 1975-77 24. Robert Carter, 1985-88 25. Mareno Philyaw, 1996-99

All-Purpose Yds/Gm (min 5 gms) Player 1. Demontray Carter, 2001 2. Jerrel Jernigan, 2007-09 3. Virgil Seay, 1978-79 4. Perry Griggs, 1973-76 5. Orlando Parker, 1993 6. Jonathan Carter, 1998-2000 7. Danny Grant, 1966-69 8. William Covington, 1991-92

7.05 7.02 6.82 6.69 6.62 6.52 6.50 6.35 6.30 6.30 6.03 5.85 5.79 5.70 5.70 5.66 5.66 5.62 5.58 5.56 5.48

Yds. 4079 3992 3880 3873 3838 3652 3641 3274 3016 3003 2837 2777 2713 2712 2658 2533 2503 2497 2471 2401 2381 2338 2318 2266 2215

Avg. 131.6 107.9 106.0 102.0 93.5 93.1 92.4 90.1

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9. Arrid Gregory, 1993-96 10. Eddie Coleman, 1990-92 11. Titus Dixon, 1985-88 12. Johnny Grimes, 1971-73 13. DeWhitt Betterson, 2001-04 14. Leodis McKelvin, 2004-07 15. Carl Smith, 1980-83 16. Derrick Moore, 1989-90 17. Heyward Skipper, 2000-02 18. Ted Horstead, 1983-86 19. Sullivan Walker, 1975-77 20. Jimmie Haywood, 1982-85 21. DuJuan Harris, 2007-08 22. Jorrick Calvin, 2008 23. Robert Kilow, 1991-94 24. Cliff Dunham, 1971 25. Phillip Jones, 1997-99

Most Points Scored

Player 1. Ted Clem, 1984-87 2. Greg Whibbs, 2003-07 3. Lawrence Tynes, 1997-2000 4. Danny Grant, 1966-69 5. Oliver Quass, 1992-95 6. Joe Jackson, 1994-97 7. Mike Turk, 1984-87 8. Vince Green, 1967-70 9. DuJuan Harris, 2007-09 10. Perry Griggs, 1973-76 11. DeWhitt Betterson, 2001-04 12. Sam Glusman, 2008-09 13. Arrid Gregory, 1993-96 14. Randy Hicks, 1969-71 15.Demontray Carter, 2000-01 16. Bobby Enslen, 1967-68 17. Matt Stone, 1991-92 18. Jeremy Rowell, 1991, 1993-95 19. Randy Yancey, 1976-78 20. LaBarron Black, 1999-2002 21. Don Van Wie, 1981-83 22. Omar Haugabook, 2006-07 22. Johnny Grimes, 1971-73 22. Sullivan Walker, 1975-77 22. Kenny Cattouse, 2004-07

Touchdowns Scored

Player 1. Danny Grant, 1966-69 2. Joe Jackson, 1994-97 2. Mike Turk, 1984-87 4. Vince Green, 1967-70 5. DuJuan Harris, 2007-08 6. Perry Griggs, 1973-76 7. DeWhitt Betterson, 2001-04 8. Demontray Carter, 2000-01 8. Arrid Gregory, 1993-96 10. Jeremy Rowell, 1991-1993-95 11. LaBarron Black, 1999-2002 11. Bobby Enslen, 1967-68

89.3 86.8 86.7 85.2 81.2 80.7 79.9 77.8 77.5 77.3 77.3 75.1 71.4 68.0 64.8 64.3 63.9

Points 310 284 273 270 251 204 200 162 156 154 146 138 134 133 132 128 121 120 118 108 103 102 102 102 102

TDs 45 32 32 27 26 25 24 22 22 20 18 18

13. Omar Haugabook, 2006-07 13. Johnny Grimes, 1971-73 13. Sullivan Walker, 1975-77 13. Kenny Cattouse, 2004-07 13. Phillip Jones, 1997-99 18. Titus Dixon, 1984-88 19. Jimmy Godwin, 1991-93 19. Willie Tullis, 1978-80 19. Heyward Skipper, 2000-02 19. Kelvin Murdock, 1978-81 19. Robert Kilow, 1991-94 19. Jason Samples, 2001-04 19. Greg Harris, 1984-87

PAT Kicks Made

Player 1. Ted Clem, 1984-87 2. Oliver Quass, 1992-95 3. Greg Whibbs, 2003-07 4. Lawrence Tynes, 1997-2000 5. Randy Hicks, 1969-71 6. Randy Yancey, 1976-78 7. Sam Glusman, 2008-09 8. Don Van Wie, 1981-83 8. Matt Stone, 1991-92 10. Matt Huerkamp, 1996 11. Thomas Olmsted, 2002-05 11. Michael Taylor, 2008-09 13. Brian Wilson, 1988-89 14. Rusty Adams, 1979 15. Drew Boteler, 2000-01 16. Tony Lasseter, 1990 17. Steve Williams, 1973-74 18. Yong Gilroy, 1980-81, 1983 19. Jodie Jones, 1972 22. Robert Kampschmidt, 1975

PAT Kicks Attempted

Player 1. Ted Clem, 1984-87 2. Oliver Quass, 1992-95 3. Greg Whibbs, 2003-07 4. Lawrence Tynes, 1997-2000 5. Randy Yancey, 1976-78 6. Sam Glusman, 2008 7. Matt Stone, 1991-92 8. Don Van Wie, 1981-83 9. Matt Huerkamp, 1996 10. Thomas Olmstead, 2002-05 11. Michael Taylor, 2008-09 12. Brian Wilson, 1988-89 13. Drew Boteler, 2000-01 14. Rusty Adams, 1979 15. Steve Williams, 1973-74 16. Tony Lasseter, 1990 17. Yong Gilroy, 1980-81, 1983 18. Randy Hicks, 1969-71 19. Jodie Jones, 1972 20. John Adams, 1978 20. Bubba Dees, 1975

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17 17 17 17 17 16 15 15 15 15 15 15 15

PATs 166 158 134 111 85 58 57 52 52 46 43 43 35 28 27 25 24 22 20 3

Att. 170 161 141 113 65 61 60 56 50 49 44 42 31 29 27 27 25 24 22 7 7

22. Robert Kampschmidt, 1975 22. Robert Drew, 1986 24. Daniel Brady, 1992-95

PAT Kick Percentage (min 5 att.)

Player 1. Peter Drew, 1986 1. Daniel Brady, 1992-95 3. Oliver Quass, 1992-95 4. Michael Taylor, 2008-09 5. Ted Clem, 1984-87 6. Lawrence Tynes, 1997-2000 7. Rusty Adams, 1979 8. Greg Whibbs, 2003-07 9. Sam Glusman, 2008-09 10. Don Van Wie, 1981-83 11. Tony Lasseter, 1990 12. Matt Huerkamp, 1996 13. Jodie Jones, 1972 14. Randy Yancey, 1976-78 15. Steve Williams, 1973-74 16. Yong Gilroy, 1980-81, 1983 17. Thomas Olmsted, 2002-05 18. Drew Boteler, 2000-01 19. Matt Stone, 1991-92 20. John Adams, 1978 21. Brian Wilson, 1988-89 22. Bubba Dees, 1975 23. Robert Kampschmidt, 1975

Field Goals Made

Player 1. Greg Whibbs, 2003-07 2. Ted Clem, 1984-87 3. Lawrence Tynes, 1997-2000 4. Oliver Quass, 1992-95 5. Sam Glusman, 2008-09 6. Matt Stone, 1991-92 7. Randy Yancey, 1976-78 8. Brian Wilson, 1988-89 9. Matt Huerkamp, 1996 10. Don Van Wie, 1981-83 10. Thomas Olmsted, 2002-05 12. Randy Hicks, 1969-71 13. Michael Taylor, 2008-09 14. Tony Lasseter, 1990 15. Robert Kampschmidt, 1975 15. Drew Boteler, 2000-01 17. Rusty Adams, 1979 17. Jodei Jones, 1972 17. Yong Gilroy, 1980-81, 1983 17. Steve Williams, 1973-74 21. Peter Drew, 1986 21. Jim Reid, 1973

Field Goals Attempts

Player 1. Ted Clem, 1984-87 2. Greg Whibbs, 2003-07 3. Lawrence Tynes, 1997-2000

1 0 6 6 5

Pct. 100.0 100.0 98.1 97.7 97.6 97.0 96.6 95.0 93.4 92.9 92.6 92.0 90.9 89.2 88.9 88.0 87.8 87.1 86.7 85.7 83.3 71.4 50.0

FGs 50 48 44 31 27 23 20 19 18 17 17 16 11 9 5 5 4 4 4 4 2 2

Att. 78 71 57

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 4. Oliver Quass, 1992-95 5. Randy Yancey, 1976-78 6. Sam Glusman, 2008-09 7. Matt Stone, 1991-92 7. Brian Wilson, 1988-89 9. Thomas Olmsted, 2002-05 10. Don Van Wie, 1981-83 11. Matt Huerkamp, 1996 12. Tony Lasseter, 1990 13. Randy Hicks, 1969-71 14. Steve Williams, 1973-74 14. Michael Taylor, 2008-09 16. Drew Boteler, 2000-01 16. Robert Kampschmidt, 1975 16. Yong Gilroy, 1980-81, 1983 19. Jodie Jones, 1972 20. Jim Reid, 1973 21. Rusty Adams, 1979 21. Peter Drew, 1986 23. Bubba Dees, 1975 24. Dean Land, 1975 24. David Kilpatrick, 1994

Field Goal Pct (min 5 att.)

Player 1. Randy Hicks, 1969-71 2. Rusty Adams, 1979 3. Michael Taylor, 2008-09 4. Matt Huerkamp, 1996 5. Lawrence Tynes, 1997-2000 6. Sam Glusman, 2008-09 7. Greg Whibbs, 2003-07 8. Matt Stone, 1991-92 9. Don Van Wie, 1981-83 10. Oliver Quass, 1992-95 11. Ted Clem, 1984-87 12. Thomas Olmsted, 2002-05 13. Brian Wilson, 1988-89 14. Jodie Jones, 1972 15. Randy Yancey, 1976-78 16. Drew Boteler, 2000-01 16. Robert Kampschmidt, 1975 18. Tony Lasseter, 1990 19. Yong Gilroy, 1980-81, 1983 19. Peter Drew, 1986 21. Steve Williams, 1973-74 22. Jim Reid, 1973

Punts - Total Yards

Player 1. Thomas Olmsted, 2002-05 2. Matt Allen, 1997-2000 3. Mike Quinn, 1977-80 4. Glen Klava, 1985-88 5. Rodney Glass, 1989-91 6. Doug Crane, 1982-84 7. Will Goggans, 2007-09 8. Wes Garner, 1995-97 9. Rick Deraney, 1972-73 10. David Cooper, 1967-69

50 39 38 33 33 29 27 24 20 16 11 11 10 10 10 7 6 5 5 3 1 1

Pct. 100.0 80.0 78.6 75.0 73.8 71.1 70.4 69.7 63.0 62.0 61.5 58.6 57.6 57.1 51.3 50.0 50.0 45.0 40.0 40.0 36.4 33.3

Yds. 11,953 9226 8461 7432 6781 4986 4322 4216 4201 3675

11. Oliver Quass, 1992-95 12. Harold Hogan, 1970-72 13. Jason Wright, 2003-06 14. Danny O’Toole, 1983-86 15. Steve Williams, 1973-74 16. Greg Whibbs, 2003-07 17. Jeremy Schatz, 2001 18. Brad Stevens, 1991-93 19. Daniel Brady, 1992-95 20. Lionel Rainey, 1969-70 21. Eddie Rohrbaugh, 1976-79 22. Jerry Yeager, 1967-68 23. Lester Teel, 1974-76 24. Don Van Wie, 1981-83 25. Sim Byrd, 1966-68

Punt Attempts

Player 1. Thomas Olmsted, 2002-05 2. Matt Allen, 1997-2000 3. Mike Quinn, 1977-80 4. Glen Klava, 1985-88 5. Rodney Glass, 1989-91 6. Doug Crane, 1982-84 7. Wes Garner, 1995-97 8. Rick Deraney, 1972-73 9. Will Goggans, 2007-09 10. David Cooper, 1967-69 11. Oliver Quass, 1992-95 12. Harold Hogan, 1970-72 13. Jason Wright, 2003-06 14. Danny O’Toole, 1983-86 15. Steve Williams, 1973-74 16. Brad Stevens, 1991-93 17. Jeremy Schatz, 2001 17. Greg Whibbs, 2003-07 19. Daniel Brady, 1992-95 20. Lionel Rainey, 1969-70 20. Eddie Rohrbaugh, 1976-79 22. Jerry Yeager, 1967-68 23. Don Van Wie, 1981-83 24. Lester Teel, 1974-76 25. Sim Byrd, 1966-68

Punts Blocked Player 1. Thomas Olmsted, 2002-05 2. Adrian Vera, 2006-07 3. Wes Garner, 1995-97 3. Matt Allen, 1997-2000 5. Brad Stevens, 1991-93 5. Jason Wright, 2003-06 5. Will Goggans, 2007-08

Average Yards/Punt (min 5 att.)

Player 1. Sim Byrd, 1966-68 2. Thomas Olmsted, 2002-05 3. Greg Whibbs, 2003-07 4. Matt Allen, 1997-2000

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3054 2558 2359 1996 1991 1942 1768 1763 1568 1436 1325 1149 988 983 932

Att. 288 225 213 193 182 132 123 111 108 91 79 70 59 56 55 49 47 47 45 37 37 29 28 25 21

Blks 10 3 2 2 1 1 1

Avg. 44.38 41.50 41.32 41.09

5. David Cooper, 1967-69 6. Will Goggans, 2007-09 7. Glen Farmer, 1981 8. Jason Wright, 2003-06 9. MIke Quinn, 1977-80 10. Jerry Yeager, 1967-68 11. Lester Teel, 1974-76 12. Chris Tyra, 1970-72 13. Lionel Rainey, 1969-70 14. Oliver Quass, 1992-95 15. Glen Klava, 1985-88 16. Roger Ridgeway, 2001-02 17. Rick Deraney, 1972-73 18. Doug Crane, 1982-84 19. Jeremy Schatz, 2001 20. Wes Garner, 1995-97 21. Rodney Glass, 1989-91 22. Harold Hogan, 1970-72 23. Steve Williams, 1973-74 24. Brad Stevens, 1991-93 25. Eddie Rohrbaugh, 1976-79

Punt Return Yards

Player 1. Leodis McKelvin, 2004-07 2. Maurice Stringer, 1993-96 3. Carl Smith, 1980-83 4. Virgil Seay, 1978-79 5. Heyward Skipper, 2000-02 6. Ronnie Shelley, 1967-69 7. John Raburn, 1972-74 8. William Covington, 1991-92 9. Tony Myrick, 1971-74 10. Perry Griggs, 1973-76 11. Julius Pittman, 1987-90 12. Rayshun Reed, 1999-2003 13. Andy Swafford, 1995-97 14. Danny Grant, 1966-69 15. Greg Harris, 1984-87 16. Demetric Shipman, 1993-96 17. Sherman Wilkinson, 1977-80 18. Travis Bozeman, 1999-2000 19. Bobby Enslen, 1967-68 20. Jack Smith, 1969-70 21. Danny O’Toole, 1983-86 22. Brad Sims, 1984-85 23. Jorrick Calvin, 2008 24. Eric Sloan, 1997-99 25. Mike Funderburk, 1970-71 25. Andrew Amerson, 2002

Punt Returns

Player 1. Leodis McKelvin, 2004-07 2. Carl Smith, 1980-83 3. Maurice Stringer, 1993-96 4. Ronnie Shelley, 1967-69 5. Heyward Skipper, 2000-02 5. William Covington, 1991-92 7. Julius Pittman, 1987-90

40.38 40.02 40.00 39.98 39.72 39.62 39.52 39.00 38.81 38.66 38.51 38.30 37.85 37.77 37.62 37.36 37.26 36.54 36.20 35.98 35.81

Yds 1471 854 852 783 577 573 530 479 476 470 420 332 322 317 279 231 196 181 174 171 164 152 149 143 142 142

Returns 112 74 71 54 49 49 48

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8. Virgil Seay, 1978-79 9. Greg Harris, 1984-87 10. Rayshun Reed, 1999-2003 11. Tony Myrick, 1971-74 12. John Raburn, 1972-74 13. Perry Griggs, 1973-76 14. Danny Grant, 1966-69 15. Andy Swafford, 1995-97 16. Cornelius Williams, 2006-09 17. Sherman Wilkinson, 1977-80 18. Demetric Shipman, 1993-96 19. Brad Sims, 1984-85 20. Eric Sloan, 1997-99 21. Jack Smith, 1969-70 22. Lee Hollingsworth, 1982-85 23. Terry Peeples, 1971-72 24. Andrew Amerson, 2002 24. Mike Funderburk, 1970-71 24. Johnny Faulk, 2001-05

Punt Return Touchdowns

Player 1. Leodis McKelvin, 2004-07 2. Virgil Seay, 1978-79 3. Perry Griggs, 1973-76 4. John Raburn, 1972-74 4. Sherman Wilkinson, 1977-80 4. Tony Myrick, 1971-74 4. Heyward Skipper, 2000-02 4. Carl Smith, 1980-83 4. Bobby Enslen, 1967-68 9. eight others tied at

Average Yds/Return (min 5 att.)

Player 1. Virgil Seay, 1978-79 2. Bobby Enslen, 1967-68 3. Perry Griggs, 1973-76 4. John Raburn, 1972-74 5. Leodis McKelvin, 2004-07 6. Travis Bozeman, 1999-2000 7. Maurice Stringer, 1993-96 8. Heyward Skipper, 2000-02 9. Carl Smith, 1980-83 10. Tommy Groce, 1973-76 11. Tony Myrick, 1971-74 12. Jerrel Jernigan, 2007-08 13. Ronnie Shelley, 1967-69 14. Danny O’Toole, 1983-86 15. Andy Swafford, 1995-97 16. Jorrick Calvin, 2008 17. William Covington, 1991-92 18. Toris Rutledge, 2002-06 19. Phillip Parker, 1973-76 20. Demetric Shipman, 1993-96 21. Danny Grant, 1966-69 22. Darwin Fowler, 1969-70 23. Julius Pittman, 1987-90 24. Jack Smith, 1969-70 25. Andrew Amerson, 2002

47 46 44 43 40 34 33 32 31 26 24 23 22 20 19 19 17 17 17

TDs 7 5 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 1

Avg. 16.66 14.50 13.82 13.25 13.13 12.93 12.03 11.78 11.51 11.29 11.07 11.00 10.61 10.25 10.06 9.93 9.78 9.71 9.70 9.62 9.61 9.22 8.75 8.55 8.35

25. Mike Funderburk, 1970-71

Kick Return Yards

Player 1. Leodis McKelvin, 2004-07 2. Titus Dixon, 1985-88 3. Perry Griggs, 1973-76 4. Carl Smith, 1980-83 5. Jimmie Haywood, 1982-85 6. Arrid Gregory, 1993-96 7. Robert Kilow, 1991-94 8. Jerrel Jernigan, 2007-09 9. Andy Swafford, 1995-97 10. Mareno Philyaw, 1996-99 11. Johnny Grimes, 1971-73 12. Demontray Carter, 2000-01 13. William Covington, 1991-92 14. Jorrick Calvin, 2008 15. Jack Smith, 1969-70 16. Danny Grant, 1966-69 17. Eric Sloan, 1997-99 18. Virgil Seay, 1978-79 19. Billy Dixon, 1975-77 20. Adrian Ghent, 2002-05 21. Michael Ransaw, 1990 22. Toris Rutledge, 2002-06 23. Derrick Moore, 1989-90 24. Ronnie Shelley, 1967-69 25. Chris Day, 2000-02

Kick Returns

Player 1. Leodis McKelvin, 2004-07 2. Titus Dixon, 1985-88 3. Carl Smith, 1980-83 3. Perry Griggs, 1973-76 5. Jimmie Haywood, 1982-85 6. Robert Kilow, 1991-94 6. Jerrel Jernigan, 2007-09 8. Arrid Gregory, 1993-96 9. Andy Swafford, 1995-97 10. Mareno Philyaw, 1996-99 11. Jack Smith, 1969-70 11. Johnny Grimes, 1971-73 11. Jorrick Calvin, 2008 14. Eric Sloan, 1997-99 15. William Covington, 1991-92 15. Demontray Carter, 2000-01 17. Breck Upshaw, 1978-81 18. Toris Rutledge, 2002-06 18. Derrick Moore, 1989-90 20. Danny Grant, 1966-69 21. Virgil Seay, 1978-79 21. Heyward Skipper, 2000-02 23. Billy Dixon, 1975-77 23. Adrian Ghent, 2002-05 23. Ronnie Shelley, 1967-69

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8.35

Yds. 2346 1798 1375 1300 1186 1124 987 920 860 788 754 726 694 693 651 648 601 466 460 418 412 405 399 377 371

Returns 99 74 66 59 56 41 41 40 37 31 27 27 27 26 25 25 23 22 22 21 20 20 19 19 19

Kick Return Touchdowns Player 1. Demontray Carter, 2000-01 2. 14 others tied at

TDs 2 1

Average Yds/Return (min 5 att.)

Player 1. Danny Grant, 1966-69 2. Orlando Parker, 1993 3. Demontray Carter, 2000-01 4. Jonathan Carter, 1998, 2000 5. Arrid Gregory, 1993-96 6. Johnny Grimes, 1971-73 7. William Covington, 1991-92 8. Michael Ransaw, 1990 9. Jorrick Calvin, 2008 10. Mareno Philyaw, 1996-99 11. Jermaine Richardson, 2002-04 12. Titus Dixon, 1985-88 13. Billy Dixon, 1975-77 14. Jack Smith, 1969-70 15. Robert Kilow, 1991-94 16. Charles Taylor, 1972 17. Leodis McKelvin, 2004-07 18. Perry Griggs, 1973-76 19. Virgil Seay, 1978-79 20. Vinston Boyd, 1973-75 21. Andy Swafford, 1995-97 22. Chris Day, 2000-02 23. Eric Sloan, 1997-99 24. Letrell Brown, 1995-98 25. Jerrel Jernigan, 2007-09

Interception Return Yards

1 0

Player 1. Ronnie Shelley, 1967-69 2. Sherman Wilkinson, 1977-80 3. Rayshun Reed, 1999-2003 4. Jack Smith, 1969-70 5. Tony Myrick, 1971-74 6. Donnie Arnold, 1980-83 7. Jimmy McClain, 1998-2001 8. Clifford Ivory, 1995-97 9. Eric Sloan, 1997-99 10. Harris Spencer, 1977-80 11. Doug Mims, 1987-89 12. Derrick Ansley, 2000-04 13. Cliff Shamburger, 1993-96 14. Shane Black, 1993-96 15. Roderick Young, 1982-84 16. Darwin Fowler, 1969-70 17. Tyrone Ferguson, 1974, 1976-77 18. Richard Young, 1992-95 19. Demetric Shipman, 1993-96 20. Johnny Faulk, 2001-05 21. Bernard Davis, 2001-05 21. Steve Leach, 1988-91 23. Boris Lee, 2006-08 24. Jerome Crowe, 1974-77 25. Chris Archie, 1997-2000

Avg. 30.86 29.40 29.04 28.60 28.10 27.93 27.76 25.75 25.67 25.42 24.64 24.30 24.21 24.11 24.07 23.80 23.70 23.31 23.30 23.25 23.24 23.19 23.12 22.83 22.43

Yds. 492 328 287 254 240 237 219 207 199 196 188 181 156 151 149 144 136 131 127 118 115 115 107 105 104

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL Interceptions

Player 1. Ronnie Shelley, 1967-69 2. Derrick Ansley, 2000-04 3. Donnie Arnold, 1980-83 3. Tyrone Ferguson, 1974, 76-77 3. David Cooper, 1967-69 6. Mike Haynes, 1982-85 7. Jack Smith, 1969-70 7. Doug Mims, 1987-89 9. Sherman Wilkinson, 1977-80 9. Tony Myrick, 1971-74 9. Cedrick Brooks, 1991-94 12. Rayshun Reed, 1999-2003 12. Demetric Shipman, 1993-96 12. Johnny Faulk, 2001-05 12. Freddie Thomas, 1984-87 16. Chris Archie, 1997-2000 16. Tommy Groce, 1973-76 16. Todd Hutsko, 1983-86 16. Elbert Mack, 2006-07 20. Eric Sloan, 1997-99 20. Richard Young, 1992-95 20. Sherrod Martin, 2004-08 20. Terence Moore, 2005-08 20. Clifford Ivory, 1995-97 22. four others tied at

Interception Ret for TDs

Player 1. Rayshun Reed, 1999-2003 2. Junior Haynes, 1985-86 2. Jack Smith, 1969-70 2. Doug Mims, 1987-89 2. Jimmy McClain, 1998-2001 2. Derrick Ansley, 2000-04 2. Clifford Ivory, 1995-97 2. Boris Lee, 2006-09 8. 36 others tied at

Total Tackles

Player 1. Gerrick Pimienta, 1985-88 2. Robert Bradley, 1982-85 3. Boris Lee, 2006-08 4. Anthony Rabb, 1996-99 5. Naazir Yamini, 1999-2002 6. Bryan Hubbard, 1985-88 7. Steve Stringfellow, 1978-81 8. Charles Pickett, 1974-76 9. Rick Maxey, 1974-77 10. Jimmy McClain, 1998-2001 11. Tim Tucker, 1975-78 12. Stewart Lowery, 1981-84 13. Derrick Ansley, 2000-04 14. Charles Bush, 1989-92 15. Bernard Davis, 2001-05 16. Sherrod Martin, 2004-08 17. Osi Umenyiora, 1999-2002 18. Bear Woods, 2005-09

INTs 29 19 16 16 16 14 13 13 12 12 12 11 11 11 11 10 10 10 10 9 9 9 9 9 8

TDs 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1

Tckls 563 465 397 395 374 344 338 334 333 332 311 309 305 296 295 285 278 277

19. Freddie Thomas, 1984-87 20. Kenny Craik, 1977-80 21. Leverne Johnson, 2001-05 22. Stacy Murry, 1994-97 23. Johnny Faulk, 2001-05 24. Cedrick Brooks, 1991-94 25. Willie Smith, 1993-96

Unassisted Tackles

Player 1. Gerrick Pimienta, 1985-88 2. Robert Bradley, 1982-85 3. Boris Lee, 2006-09 4. Naazir Yamini, 1999-2002 5. Anthony Rabb, 1996-99 6. Rick Maxey, 1974-77 7. Sherrod Martin, 2004-08 8. Johnny Faulk, 2001-05 9. Jimmy McClain, 1998-2001 10. Bryan Hubbard, 1985-88 11. Charles Pickett, 1974-76 12. Derrick Ansley, 2000-04 13. Cedrick Brooks, 1991-94 14. Charles Bush, 1989-92 15. Leverne Johnson, 2001-05 16. Bernard Davis, 2001-05 17. Tim Tucker, 1975-78 18. Bear Wood, 2005-09 19. Stewart Lowery, 1981-84 20. Michael Herbert, 1985-1988-90 21. Steve Stringfellow, 1978-81 22. Tavares Williams, 2005-08 23. Freddie Thomas, 1984-87 24. Leodis McKelvin, 2004-07 25. Rayshun Reed, 1999-2003

Assisted Tackles

Player 1. Gerrick Pimienta, 1985-88 2. Robert Bradley, 1982-85 3. Anthony Rabb, 1996-99 4. Steve Stringfellow, 1978-81 5. Naazir Yamini, 1999-2002 6. Bryan Hubbard, 1985-88 7. Osi Umenyiora, 1999-2002 8. Boris Lee, 2006-09 9. Stewart Lowery, 1981-84 10. Charles Pickett, 1974-76 11. Tim Tucker, 1975-78 12. Jimmy McClain, 1998-2001 13. Al Lucas, 1996-99 14. Stacy Murry, 1994-97 15. Rick Maxey, 1974-77 16. Kenny Craik, 1977-80 17. Bernard Davis, 2001-05 18. Derrick Ansley, 2000-04 19. Freddie Thomas, 1984-87 20. Charles Bush, 1989-92 20. Nick Colbert, 1997-2000 22. Bear Woods, 2005-09

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272 271 258 254 252 247 243

Tckls 307 257 250 221 209 200 193 193 192 192 191 186 185 183 179 175 169 168 163 159 156 154 153 151 145

Tckls 256 208 186 182 153 152 150 147 146 143 142 140 140 138 133 132 120 119 119 113 113 109

23. Gary Bradshaw, 1980-83 23. Andrae Maxwell, 1991-94 23. Gabriel Thomas, 1980-82

Tackles for Loss

Player 1. Al Lucas, 1996-99 1. Demarcus Ware, 2001-04 3. Anthony Rabb, 1996-99 4. Osi Umenyiora, 1999-2002 5. Brandon Lang, 2006-09 6. Tim Betts, 1997-2000 7. Cameron Sheffield, 2006-09 8. Johnny Faulk, 2001-05 8. Leverne Johnson, 2001-05 10. Naazir Yamini, 1999-2002 10. Franklin Lloyd, 2003-06 10. Bear Woods, 2005-09 13. Kenny Mainor, 2004-08 14. Reggie Lowe, 1994-97 14. Stacy Murry, 1994-97 14. Vernon Marable, 1998-2001 14. Antjuan Marsh, 1989-92 18. Marcus Spriggs, 1997-98 19. Dion Gales, 2007-08 20. Gerrell Debardelaben, 1994-97 21. Boris Lee, 2006-09 22. Nick Colbert, 1997-2000 23. Willie Smith, 1993-96 24. Torre Lankford, 2001-05 25. Aaron Fields, 1998-99 25. Shawn Todd, 2004-07 25. Davern Williams, 2000-02

Yards from Tackles for Loss Player 1. Demarcus Ware, 2001-04 2. Brandon Lang, 2006-09 3. Osi Umenyiora, 1999-2002 4. Anthony Rabb, 1996-99 5. Jimmy McClain, 1998-2001 6. Tim Betts, 1997-2000 7. Cameron Sheffield, 2006-09 8. Al Lucas, 1996-99 9. Shawn Todd, 2004-07 10. Kenny Mainor, 2004--07 11. Naazie Yamini, 1999-2002 12. Antjuan Marsh, 1989-92 13. Vernon Marable, 1998-2001 14. Aaron Fields, 1998-99 15. Nick Colbert, 1997-2000 16. Torre Lankford, 2001-05 17. Johnny Faulk, 2001-05 18. Jimmy Brown, 1987-90 19. Franklin Lloyd, 2003-06 20. Pratt Lyons, 1995-96 21. Leverne Johnson, 2001-05 22. Dion Gales, 2007-08 23. Marcus Richardson, 2004-07 24. Reggie Lowe, 1994-97

108 108 108

Tckls 55.5 55.5 40.5 38.5 38.0 34.5 28.5 28.0 28.0 27.0 27.0 27.0 26.0 25.0 25.0 25.0 25.0 24.5 23.5 23.0 22.5 22.0 21.0 20.0 19.5 19.5 19.5

Yds. 252 215 168 156 146 133 132 125 113 112 106 104 102 93 90 86 85 83 83 79 75 69 67 65

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25. Marcus Spriggs, 1997-98

Quarterback Sacks

Player 1. Charles Pickett, 1974-76 2. Kenny Craik, 1977-80 3. Reggie Lowe, 1994-97 4. Antjuan Marsh, 1989-92 5. Demarcus Ware, 2001-04 6. Rick Maxey, 1974-77 6. Gary Bradshaw, 1980-83 8. Pratt Lyons, 1995-96 8. Osi Umenyiora, 1999-2002 10. Brandon Lang, 2006-09 11. Jessie Wallace, 1877-80 12. Mike Richardson, 1978-81 13. David Summerall, 1987-89 14. Ralph Sanders, 1974-76 15. Andrew Wright, 1985-87 16. Jim Hall, 1980-82 16. Eric James, 1993-94 16. Cameron Sheffield, 2006-09 19. WIllie Collins, 1981-84 19. Stacy Murry, 1994-97 21. Byron Powell, 1992-94 22. Bobby Owens, 1975-77 22. Tim Tucker, 1975-78 22. Bubby Muller, 1981-84 22. Gerald Hill, 1978-80 22. Kurt Smeltzer, 1982-86 22. Torre Lankford, 2001-05

Yards from Sacks

Player 1. Reggie Lowe, 1994-97 2. Demarcus Ware, 2001-04 3. Brandon Lang, 2006-09 4. Pratt Lyons, 1995-96 5. Osi Umenyiora, 1999-2002 6. Eric James, 1993-94 7. Anthony Rabb, 1996-99 8. Stacy Murry, 1994-97 9. Charles Pickett, 1974-76 10. Byron Powell, 1992-94 11. Cameron Sheffield, 2006-09 12. Shawn Todd, 2004-07 13. Naazir Yamini, 1999-2002 13. Torre Lankford, 2001-05 15. Al Lucas, 1996-99 16. Vernon Marable, 1998-2001 17. Kenny Mainor, 2004-07 18. Aaron Fields, 1998-99 19. Tim Betts, 1997-2000 20. Antwoine Clark, 1991-93 21. Marcus Spriggs, 1997-98 22. Franklin Lloyd, 2003-06 22. Antonio McClain, 1995-96, 98 24. Antjuan Marsh, 1989-92

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Sacks 43.0 31.0 28.0 27.5 27.0 26.0 26.0 24.0 24.0 23.5 23.0 18.0 17.5 17.0 15.5 15.0 15.0 15.0 14.5 14.5 14.0 13.0 13.0 13.0 13.0 13.0 13.0

Yds. 201 198 179 148 140 106 92 91 87 86 85 78 76 76 74 72 71 67 62 60 59 58 58 55

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1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS RUSHING YARDS Year Player 2009 Shawn Southward 2008 DuJuan Harris 2007 Kenny Cattouse 2006 Kenny Cattouse 2005 Joel Whinghter 2004 DeWhitt Betterson 2003 DeWhitt Betterson 2002 LaBarron Black 2001 Demontray Carter 2000 Demontray Carter 1999 Phillip Jones 1998 Wayne Thomas 1997 Joe Jackson 1996 Arrid Gregory 1995 Ted Yarbrough 1994 Derrick Washington 1993 Ted Yarbrough 1992 Eddie Coleman 1991 Eddie Coleman 1990 Derrick Moore 1989 Tony Jackson 1988 Tony Jackson 1987 Tony Jackson 1986 Eddie Brundidge 1985 Ted Horstead 1984 Ted Horstead 1983 Jimmie Haywood 1982 Dwayne Thompson 1981 Larry Mason 1980 Willie Tullis 1979 John Anthony 1978 Boyd Grant 1977 Ron Daniels 1976 Sullivan Walker 1975 Sullivan Walker 1974 Richard Basset 1973 Johnny Grimes 1972 Johnny Grimes 1971 Cliff Dunham 1970 Bill Ragle 1969 J.A. Williams 1968 Cecil Barber 1967 Jeff Cotton

PASSING YARDS

Rushes 110 210 133 168 95 256 244 210 160 148 159 75 128 212 152 73 95 160 176 148 109 101 176 200 189 238 120 92 82 102 104 166 134 144 75 104 157 136 125 125 106 167 117

Year Player 2009 Levi Brown 2008 Levi Brown 2007 Omar Haugabook 2006 Omar Haugabook 2005 Carl Meadows 2004 Aaron Leak 2003 Aaron Leak 2002 Hansell Bearden 2001 Brock Nutter 2000 Brock Nutter

Yards 602 1077 791 837 531 1286 1161 757 801 865 831 435 622 1337 860 654 569 1044 821 748 521 481 938 987 840 1123 661 594 462 450 505 820 719 786 457 631 645 587 477 399 391 724 499

Yards 4254 2030 2975 2401 974 756 1427 1462 2098 1999

1999 Brock Nutter 1998 Brock Nutter 1997 Adam Russell 1996 Stan Davis 1995 Jeremy Rowell 1994 Jeremy Rowell 1993 Kelvin Simmons 1992 Kelvin Simmons 1991 Brad Stevens 1990 Steve Summers 1989 Steve Summers 1988 Bob Godsey 1987 Mike Turk 1986 Mike Turk 1985 Mike Turk 1984 Mike Turk 1983 Carey Christensen 1982 John McKinnon 1981 Doug Brown 1980 Willie Tullis 1979 Willie Tullis 1978 Eddie Rohrbaugh 1977 Phillip Brazell 1976 Gerald Collins 1975 Bobby Lee 1974 Bobby Lee 1973 Ken McLain 1972 Harold Hogan 1971 Ken McLain 1970 Al Head 1969 Lionel Rainey 1968 Sim Byrd 1967 Sim Byrd 1966 Sim Byrd

RECEIVING YARDS Year Player 2009 Jerrel Jernigan 2008 Jerrel Jernigan 2007 Gary Banks 2006 Gary Banks 2006 Gary Banks 2005 Smokey Hampton 2004 Jason Samples 2003 Jason Samples 2002 Jason Samples 2001 Heyward Skipper 2000 Jonathan Carter 1999 Mareno Philyaw 1998 Jeff Hammond 1997 Callarious Williams 1996 Ryan Pearson 1996 Jeff Hammond 1995 Maurice Stringer 1994 Robert Kilow 1993 Robert Kilow 1992 Lance Sasser 1991 William Covington 1990 Julius Pittman 1989 Jeff Hall

135

2259 1435 918 1461 1125 2091 2924 1076 1013 881 356 965 1460 1059 666 989 902 847 759 1880 1158 565 1475 783 1378 1478 1181 495 559 2543 838 3569 2457 1593

Rec 71 77 61 68 68 39 38 48 45 60 44 37 21 22 19 19 27 43 56 20 26 26 20

Yards 1101 868 698 603 603 582 687 620 552 995 737 708 245 266 229 353 283 629 933 339 393 503 266

1988 Titus Dixon 1987 Greg Harris 1986 Greg Harris 1985 Greg Harris 1985 Titus Dixon 1984 Rufus Cox 1983 Carl Smith 1982 Carl Smith 1981 Kelvin Murdock 1980 Kelvin Murdock 1979 Kelvin Murdock 1978 Ted Suttle 1977 Charlie Smoke 1976 Perry Griggs 1975 Perry Griggs 1974 Perry Griggs 1973 Perry Griggs 1972 MIke Culbertson 1971 Mike Culbertson 1970 Vince Green 1969 Vince Green 1968 Danny Grant 1967 Danny Grant 1967 Jim Hendrick

19 41 39 20 20 56 35 17 42 33 33 18 24 24 24 32 30 38 25 60 43 72 51 51

248 654 692 228 327 1169 685 298 634 837 653 204 404 486 380 611 498 597 395 1030 712 1002 721 610

Year Player Ret 2009 Cornelius Williams 28 2008 Jorrick Calvin 15 2007 Leodis McKelvin 25 2006 Leodis McKelvin 28 2005 Leodis McKelvin 33 2004 Leodis McKelvin 26 2003 Rayshun Reed 20 2002 Heyward Skipper 16 2001 Heyward Skipper 21 2000 Rayshun Reed 24 1999 Kovey Jones 14 1998 Eric Sloan 15 1997 Andy Swafford 32 1996 Maurice Stringer 1995 Maurice Stringer 32 1994 Maurice Stringer 21 1993 Maurice Stringer 18 1992 William Covington 23 1991 William Covington 26 1990 Julius Pittman 27 1989 Julius Pittman 14 1988 Kenny Edenfield 11 1987 Greg Harris 34 1986 Greg Harris 12 1985 Brad Sims 23 1984 Danny O’Toole 16 1983 Carl Smith 19 1982 Carl Smith 35 1981 Carl Smith 18 1980 Sherman Wilkinson 24 1979 Virgil Seay 25 1978 Virgil Seay 22 1977 Tyrone Ferguson 12

Yards 110 149 436 314 417 304 131 176 215 201 78 112 322 128 362 119 245 318 161 285 91 77 138 142 152 164 172 411 255 195 457 326 71

PUNT RETURN YARDS

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1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967

Perry Griggs Perry Griggs Perry Griggs John Raburn John Raburn Tony Myrick Jack Smith Ronnie Shelley Ronnie Shelley Danny Grant

KICK RETURN YARDS Year Player 2009 Jerrel Jernigan 2008 Jorrick Calvin 2007 Leodis McKelvin 2006 Leodis McKelvin 2005 Leodis McKelvin 2004 Adrian Ghent 2003 Toris Rutledge 2002 Heyward Skipper 2001 Demontray Carter 2000 Jonathan Carter 1999 Mareno Philyaw 1998 Mareno Philyaw 1997 Andy Swafford 1996 Andy Swafford 1995 Arrid Gregory 1994 Arrid Gregory 1993 Robert Kilow 1992 WIlliam Covington 1991 William Covington 1990 Michael Ransaw 1989 Derrick Moore 1988 Titus Dixon 1987 Titus Dixon 1986 Titus Dixon 1985 Jimmie Haywood 1984 Jimmie Haywood 1983 Carl Smith 1982 Carl Smith 1981 Carl Smith 1980 Tony Brown 1979 Virgil Seay 1978 Virgil Seay 1977 Sullivan Walker 1976 Perry Griggs 1975 Perry Griggs 1974 Perry Griggs 1973 Johnny Grimes 1972 Johnny Grimes 1971 Terry Peebles 1970 Jack Smith 1969 Jack Smith 1968 Danny Grant 1967 Danny Grant

SCORING LEADERS

16 8 10 21 13 19 15 20 30 13

64 126 280 271 184 209 145 282 269 168

Ret 39 27 33 27 24 16 16 19 17 10 16 16 14 21 11 18 21 13 12 16 19 21 29 24 19 25 15 26 19 5 8 12 8 15 14 26 13 9 6 18 9 12 8

Yards 897 693 765 634 619 373 333 307 455 286 371 432 440 368 319 511 515 360 334 412 361 451 747 600 334 576 263 536 404 98 151 315 133 293 393 531 307 309 132 451 200 417 207

Year Player 2009 Michael Taylor

Points 76

2008 Sam Glusman 2007 Greg Whibbs 2006 Greg Whibbs 2005 Greg Whibbs 2004 Greg Whibbs 2003 DeWhitt Betterson 2002 Thomas Olmsted 2001 Demontray Carter 2000 Lawrence Tynes 1999 Lawrence Tynes 1998 Lawrence Tynes 1997 Steven Kelley 1996 Joe Jackson 1995 Oliver Quass 1994 Jeremy Rowell 1993 Jimmy Godwin 1992 Matt Stone 1991 Matt Stone 1990 Tony Lasseter 1989 Brian Wilson 1988 Brian Wilson 1987 Ted Clem 1986 Ted Clem 1985 Ted Clem 1984 Ted Clem 1983 Carey Christensen 1982 Don Van Wie 1981 Anthony Fowlkes 1980 Tank Summers 1980 Josh Anthony 1979 Rusty Adams 1978 Randy Yancey 1977 Sullivan Walker 1976 Randy Yancey 1975 Billy Dixon 1975 Larry Russell 1974 Perry Griggs 1973 Steve Williams 1972 Johnny Grimes 1971 Randy Hicks 1970 Vince Green 1969 Vince Green

DEFENSIVE LEADERS

Year Player 2009 Bear Woods 2008 Boris Lee 2007 Boris Lee 2006 Brannon Condren 2005 Bernard Davis 2004 Bernard Davis 2003 Derrick Ansley 2002 Naazir Yamini 2001 Corey Sears 2000 Naazir Yamini 1999 Anthony Rabb 1998 Anthony Rabb 1997 Anthony Rabb 1996 Willie Smith 1995 Pratt Lyons

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Tkls 143 126 82 98 87 108 94 118 111 129 172 102 115 104 88

1994 Duwan Walker 1993 Cedrick Brooks 1992 Cedrick Brooks 1991 Charles Bush 1990 Michael Herbert 1989 Michael Herbert 1988 Gerrick Pimienta 1987 Gerrick Pimienta 1986 Gerrick Pimienta 1985 Robert Bradley 1984 Robert Bradley 1983 Robert Bradley 1982 Gabriel Thomas 1981 Steve Reese 1980 Steve Stringfellow 1979 Steve Stringfellow 1978 Tim Tucker 1977 Rick Maxey 1976 Charles Pickett 1975 Rick Maxey 1974 Charles Pickett 1973 1972 Wade Brantley 1971 Greg Wright

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Led by a record-setting aerial attack and a defense that recorded four shutouts, the Red Wave claimed the 1969 NAIA National Championship with a 43-35 victory over Texas A&I at Cramton Bowl (Montgomery, Ala.).

Under the guidance of third-year head coach Bill Atkins, Troy opened the season with a 49-31 win over Samford. In that game, quarterback Sim Byrd threw five touchdowns, hitting 23-of-33 passes for 443 yards. The Red Wave continued to roll, winning its first seven games. Byrd led Troy past Delta State, 35-23, connecting on 34-of-49 passes for 325 yards and three touchdowns; also rushing for two touchdowns. Her followed that performance with five touchdown passes, all to Danny Grant, in a 52-0 win over McNeese State.

Troy had risen to number three in the national poll before dropping a 12-3 decision to TennesseeMartin. Byrd and Heard threw eight interceptions as the Red Wave could only muster a 34-yard field goal by Randy Hicks in the loss.

Troy bounced back the next week, and demolished Concordia (W.Va.), 76-0, on Schedule Homecoming at Movie Gallery Stadium, ris- and Results ing back to number four in the NAIA rankScore ings and earning a berth in the playoffs. Date Opponent W, 49-31 Byrd was at it again, throwing for six touch- Sept. 14 at Samford downs and rushing for another, while Ronnie Sept. 21 Gordon Military W, 47-7 W, 42-23 Shelley returned two punts for touchdowns. Sept. 28 # Livingston The Red Wave advanced to the title Oct. 5 $ Sam Houston St. W, 37-19 W, 35-23 game with a 63-10 victory over Willamette Oct. 12 Delta State (Ore.) in the semifinals. Byrd threw for six Oct. 19 at Jacksonville St. W, 31-0 touchdowns, while his back-up Al Heard Oct. 26 at Florence St. W, 41-0 threw two. Shelley joined the scoring with a Nov. 2 McNeese State W, 52-0 Nov. 9 at UT-Martin L, 12-3 66-yard interception.

In the national title game, Byrd con- Nov. 16 Concord (HC) W, 76-0 nected on 25-of-44 passes and threw five Champion Bowl Semfinal touchdowns en route to Most Valuable Back Dec. 7 Willamette (Ore.) W, 63-10 honors as the Red Wave cruised past Texas Champion Bowl A&I. Cecil Barber scored two touchdowns, Dec. 14 # Texas A&I W, 43-35 one on a 53-yard run and the other on a # - played at Cramton Bowl, Montgomery, Ala. $ - played at Rip Hewes Stadium, Dothan, Ala. five-yard pass.

Bobby Enslen scored on a 54-yard pass, and Vince Green scored on a 15-yard reception. Doug Taylor was named Most Valuable Lineman after catching two touchdown passes from Byrd, one from five-yards out and the other from three.

Byrd and Shelley were named to the NAIA All-American First Team at the conclusion of the season after their outstanding year.

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Player Cecil Barber Jeff Cotton J.A. Williams

Passing Player Sim Byrd Al Head

Att 167 114 38

A-C-I Yards 414-260-21 3569 62-28-5 360

Receiving

Player Catches Yards Danny Grant 72 1002 Bobby Enslen 61 970 Doug Taylor 45 574 Vince Green 54 500

Interceptions Player Ronnie Shelley David Cooper

Int. 15 6

Yards 724 451 173

TD 41 7

TD 14 12 8 7

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Ted Clem’s 50-yard the 1-yard line. On the ensuing kickoff, Brewster forced a fumfield goal with no ble, which Troy recovered at the Choctaw 20. One play later, time remaining Turk found Rufus Cox with a TD pass to preserve the Trojans’ handed Troy an victory. The offense was back in order against Delta State, 18-17 win over racking up 459 yards in a 35-20 win over the Statesmen.

North Dakota State The Trojans then faced another setback, dropping a 13-10 and the 1984 decision to UNA. Troy had two chances late in the game, but an Division II national interception coupled with Clem missing a 39-yard field goal with championship in nine seconds left, sealed Troy’s fate.

McAllen, Texas.

Troy bounced back to win its last two games and the Gulf With under 1:30 South Conference title. The Trojans routed UT-Martin, 31-7, on left in the game, Homecoming and wrapped up the regular season with a 42-39 Troy senior quarvictory over archrival Jacksonville State. terback Carey With the GSC title, the Trojans advanced to the Division II Christensen, who playoffs and hosted Central State (Ohio) in the quarterfinals. had suffered a The wishbone offense flexed its muscles, running up 579 yards of foot injury earlier offense, as Troy pulled out a 31-21 win. The semifinals were a in the season and repeat of the quarterfinals as the offense ruled the day. Troy split time with fresh- pounded out 537 yards and demolished Towson State, 45-3, to man Mike Turk, led Troy on a last-ditch drive. Starting from the advance to the title game.

Trojans’ 10-yard line, Christensen led Troy to the Bison 32.

With the clock running, the kicking team was rushed onto the field. Clem’s foot met the ball as the horn sounded, and his attempt sailed through the uprights for the win. “The Kick,” as it is known in Trojan football lore, was the longest field goal in Division II playoff history at the time. Clem Date Opponent Score Rushing was not the only freshman walk-on to make an impact on Sept. 8 Nicholls State W, 26-7 Player Att Yards TD the Trojans winning the national title. Turk, who walked on Sept. 15 # Florida A&M W, 17-3 Ted Horstead 238 1123 5 in the spring of 1984, moved rapidly up the depth chart Sept. 22 Livingston W, 35-26 Mike Turk 132 556 8 and was thrust into the starting role in the third game of the Sept. 29 at West Georgia W, 41-10 Doug Brown 65 437 3 season after Christensen went down with a broken foot.

Oct. 6 at Valdosta State W, 27-12 Passing Turk carried the load the rest of the season as Oct. 13 at Mississippi College W, 14-7 Player A-C-I Yards TD the starter, going on to earn Gulf South Conference Oct. 20 Delta State W, 35-20 Mike Turk 108-55-2 989 5 Oct. 27 at North Alabama L, 13-10 “Freshman of the Year” honors. Then coached by Chan C. Christensen 80-45-0 813 5 Nov. 3 UT-Martin (HC) W, 31-7 Gailey, the Trojans opened the season with a 26-7 win Nov. 10 at Jacksonville St. W, 42-39 over Nicholls State. The defense held the Colonels to Receiving just 83 yards on the ground, with Rufus Cox delivering Player Catches Yards TD Quarterfinals the striking blow on a 51-yard touchdown catch from Rufus Cox 56 1169 7 Nov. 24 Central State (Ohio) W , 31-21 Christensen.

Lee Hollingsworth 23 437 4 Troy rolled through Florida A&M the next week, 17-3, Semifinals Dec. 1 Towson State W, 45-3 and followed that up with a 35-26 win over Livingston.

Interceptions Holding on to a slim 28-26 lead, and with Livingston drivChampionship Player Int. Yards TD ing, Mike Brewster returned an interception 44 yards for Dec. 8 $ North Dakota St. W, 18-17 Mike Brewster 3 51 1 a touchdown to seal the win, which was marred by the loss # - played in the Gator Bowl, Jacksonville, Fla. of Christensen early in the game with a broken foot. Turk Tackles $ - played at the Palm Bowl, McAllen, Tex. came on in relief, going 8-of-13 passing for 166 yards Player Solo Assists Total Robert Bradley 74 61 135 and a touchdown.

The Trojan offense racked up 468 yards, 382 on the ground, in a 41-10 win over West Georgia. The ground attack continued its pounding the next week, racking up 331 yards, 92 by Turk, in a 27-12 win over Valdosta State.

Trailing No. 10 Mississippi College 7-0 in the fourth quarter, the Trojans scored twice in the final six minutes to pull out a 14-7 win. Turk began the rally with a quarterback sneak from

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Led by offense that averaged 430.4 yards per game, the Troy football team won its last 12 games to claim the 1987 Division II national title.

The Trojans got off to 0-1-1 start, dropping an 18-17 decision on the road at Southeast Missouri in the opener. Ted Clem missed a 42-yard field goal in the final minute which would have given the Trojans the lead. Troy followed its tough opener with a 17-17 tie with Nicholls State. On a rain-soaked field, Clem missed another clutch kick, this time a 40-yarder with a 1:39 left. Troy's offense showed its strength in the home opener against West Texas with a 45-0 rout. Mike Turk led the offense with 50 yards on six carries as the offense racked up 356 yards.

The Trojans picked up some confidence in pulling out a 24-17 win over Livingston on the road. The Troy offense picked up 349 yards of total offense, highlighted by Titus Dixon's 63-yard touchdown reception from Turk in the second quarter. The offense continued to roll for Troy the next week, racking up a school-record 621 yards in a 44-6 win over West Georgia. Backup quarterback Bob Godsey came on in relief of Turk and led the Troy offensive attack with 88 yards on six carries, including a 66-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter.

The Trojans put up more than 40 points their next two games to extend their winning streak to five. Troy went on the road and demolished nationally ranked and previously undefeated Valdosta State, 44-7 and followed that with a 48-21 victory over Mississippi College, as Thomas Miller and Al Harris both ran back interceptions for touchdowns. The Trojans scored 30 or more in the next three games to capture eight in a row. Tony Jackson rushed for 123 yards on 20 carries as Troy defeated Delta State, 38-6. The next week Turk guided the offense, going 7-of-10 for 112 yards and one touchdown, while rushing for 67 yards on seven carries and touchdown, as Troy blew out Date Opponent Score North Alabama, 38-3.

Sept. 5 at SE Missouri L, 18-17

The Trojans continued their offensive ways in a 31-21 Sept. 12 at Nicholls State T, 17-17 win over UT-Martin. Troy broke the school-record for the Sept. 19 West Texas State W, 45-0 second time during the season, rolling up 633 yards in the Sept. 26 at Livingston W, 24-17 win. Turk was 11-of-18 passing for 262 yards with two Oct. 3 West Georgia W, 44-6 touchdowns and a 97-yard TD pass to Dixon. With the Oct. 10 Valdosta State W, 44-7 Gulf South Conference title on the line, Troy defeated archrival Jacksonville State, 14-9, to earn a berth in the Division II Oct. 17 Mississippi College W, 48-21 playoffs. Turk led the offense with 101 yards rushing, with Oct. 24 at Delta State W, 38-6 Jackson adding 78.

Oct. 31 No. Alabama (HC) W, 38-3

Troy's winning streak entered the playoffs with nine Nov. 7 at UT-Martin W, 31-21 straight wins and ran the streak to 10 with a 45-14 win Nov. 14 Jacksonville State W, 14-9 over Winston-Salem in the quarterfinals. The Troy offense picked up 383 yards rushing, led by Jackson's 93 yards on Quarterfinals 12 carries.

Nov. 21 Winston-Salem W, 45-14

The defense stepped up in the semifinals, causing eight turnovers, four interceptions and four fumbles, as Troy defeated Semifinals Central Florida, 31-10, to advance to the title game. Turk led Nov. 28 at Central Florida W, 31-10 the offense again, rushing for two touchdowns and passing for Championship another, leading the Troy rushing attack with 78 yards on 13 carries.

Dec. 5 $ Portland State W, 31-17

The Trojans would not be denied in the national title game, rallying from a 10-3 halftime deficit to pull out a 31-17 win over Portland State and their second national title in four years. Turk set a championship game record with 190 yards on 25 carries and Dixon ran the reverse four times for 111 yards, and one 49-yard TD.

Turk was named to the All-America team following his senior season and was runner-up for the Harlon Hill Trophy.

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Player Att Yards Tony Jackson 176 938 Mike Turk 163 930

Passing

Player A-C-I Yards TD Mike Turk 190-87-7 1460 10 Bob Godsey 47-24-2 392 1

Receiving

Player Catches Yards Al Harris 41 654 Titus Dixon 32 651 Bo Pittman 2 12 Robert Carter 7 89

Interceptions Player Al Harris Doug Parris

TD 6 5 0 0

Int. Yards 3 21 3 11

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TROY TROJANS MAKE FIRST BOWL APPEARANCE OF DIVISION I ERA SAN JOSE, Calif. - The Trojans started their first appearance in a bowl game with bang, jumping to a 14-0 first quarter lead over Northern Illinois in the Fifth Annual Silicon Valley Football Classic, but the Huskies proved to be better in the mud, battling back to down the Trojans 34-21.

The Trojans wasted little time getting on the scoreboard, taking the opening drive 78 yards in nine plays to take a 7-0 lead. Freshman quarterback D.T. McDowell found a diving Jason Samples on a 45-yard completion to the Huskies’ one-yard line, setting up a keeper over senior left guard Junior Louissaint for the score.

After the Huskies went three and out on their first possession, the Trojans put another drive together. This

time it was a 73-yard possession that spanned eight plays and culminated with a 23-yard screen pass to senior Jermaine Richardson from McDowell with 6:05 to play in the opening quarter.

McDowell scored his second touchdown on the night on a four-yard run with 10:50 remaining in the game to snap a string of 34 unanswered NIU points. The Northern Illinois run of points began when Garrett Wolfe scored a 50-touchdown scamper in the first quarter to trim the lead to 14-7.

Trojans senior DeWhitt Betterson was named the game’s offensive MVP after rushing for 150 yards on 25 carries. He also had an apparent 85-yard third quarter touchdown run called back after a fan on the Northern Illinois sideline blew a whistle.

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NEW ORLEANS, La. - The talk around Troy practice all week leading up to the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl was about being the first team in school history to win a bowl game.

NEW ORLEANS, La. - Sam Glusman’s attempt at a game-tying field goal was blocked in the first overtime

by Southern Miss defensive back Michael McGee giving USM the 30-27 victory in the 2008 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl at the Superdome.

The Trojans made sure their first trip to represent the Sun Belt Conference in New Orleans was a memorable one by jumping on the Rice Owls with 21 first quarter points and never looking back in a 41-17 victory in front of 24,791 fans at the Louisiana Superdome.

Junior quarterback Omar Haugabook showed why he was named Sun Belt Player of the Year by running and passing for five touchdowns in earning game Most Valuable Player honors in unanimous fashion.

Britt Barefoot tied the game with a 46-yard field goal with 2:57 remaining and Troy could not muster a score on its final drive sending the game to overtime.

Southern Miss (7-6) lost the toss and went on offense first and after being stopped on third down, settled for a 39-yard field goal and gave the Trojans the ball.

Troy (8-5) picked up a first down on their possession on a swing-pass to Jerrel Jernigan. Faced with a thirddown just three plays later, the conversion failed.

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trojans fall in first appearance in gmac bowl MOBILE, Ala. - For the second time in as many seasons, the Troy University Trojans got their post-season hearts broken in the flash of an overtime blocked field goal.

This time, in the 2010 GMAC Bowl, it was sophomore Michael Taylor’s attempt from 31 yards in the second overtime that was blocked by Central Michigan’s Vince Agnew, opening the door for the Chippewas’ gamewinning 37-yard field goal in a 44-41 victory over Troy.

commend everyone from the leadership to the volunteers who took real good care of us.”

“I hate [it] for the kids, it hurts them,” Trojans coach Larry Blakeney said. “I’m an old guy, I can handle it more readily. When your older and more mature your able to handle winning and losing a little better.

With the loss, the Trojans finish with a 9-4 record on the year. Troy also falls to 1-3 in bowl games, with consecutive overtime losses. Central Michigan finished its season with a 12-2 record and snapped the MidAmerican Conference’s streak of 14 consecutive bowl losses. Taylor connected on a GMAC Bowl record 46-yard field goal at the end of regulation to send the game into overtime after CMU took the lead with just 1:17 to play when Dan LeFevour connected with Bryan Anderson for a 4-yard TD pass. It was the only TD pass of the game for the NCAA’s all-time touchdown leader.

“I’m proud of the Troy fans. They showed up and did their part. They’ll be like me, scratching around trying to get back to the GMAC bowl next year. I want to

“I was just thankful that Levi and the offense drove down to give me the opportunity,” Taylor said of his game-tying kick.

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DENNIS ANDERSON Defensive Tackle First Team, 1973

DICK BENSINGER Defensive End First Team, 1971

ROBERT BRADLEY Wide Receiver First Team, 1985

GARY BRADSHAW Defensive End First Team, 1983

WADE BRANTLEY Defensive Tackle First Team, 1971, 72

MATT BRUNSON Nose Guard Academic, 1990

TIM BRYAN Center First Team, 1981

JIMMY CAMPBELL Offensive Guard First Team, 1977 Second Team, 1976

STEVE CAMPBELL Center First Team, 1987

THOMAS CLARK Safety First Team, 1983

TED CLEM Kicker First Team, 1986, 87

GEORGE COKER Offensive Line First Team, 1989 Second Team, 1990

WILLIE COLLINS Defensive Tackle Second Team, 1984

JOHNNY COWART Defensive Back First Team, 1971

KENNY CRAIK Defensive End First Team, 1980

JEROME CROWE Defensive Back First Team, 1977

MIKE CULBERTSON Tight End First Team, 1972, 73

RON DANIELS Running Back Second Team, 1977

BILLY DIXON Tight End First Team, 1975, 77

TITUS DIXON Return Specialist First Team, 1987 Second Team, 1988

JIM DUBOSE Offensive Tackle First Team, 1971

MITCH GEIER Offensive Guard First Team, 1984 Second Team, 1983

MARTY GILLEY Offensive Guard First Team, 1986

BOYD GRANT Running Back First Team, 1978

PERRY GRIGGS Wide Reciever 1st Team, 1974, 76 Offensive POY, 1974

JOHNNY GRIMES Back First Team, 1973

RONNIE HANNAH Offensive Guard First Team, 1975

GREG HARRIS Wide Receiver Second Team, 1987

MICHAEL HERBERT Linebacker Second Team, 1989

ANTHONY HENTON Linebacker First Team, 1984

TED HORSTEAD Fullback First Team, 1984, 85

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BRYAN HUBBARD Linebacker Second Team, 1988

ED HUGHEY Linebacker Second Team, 1988

REGINALD HUTCHINS Offensive Guard Second Team, 1988

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DONNIE JONES Offensive Guard First Team, 1974

JAMES JONES Offensive Tackle First Team, 1982

MARK KING Center First Team, 1973, 74

CHUCK LEANO Defensive Back Second Team, 1984

BOBBY LEE Quatrerback First Team, 1985

STEWART LOWERY Linebacker Second Team, 1984

ROBERT MADDOX Defensive back First Team, 1976

RICK MAXEY Linebacker Second Team, 1977

GREG MCALILEY Offensive Tackle First Team, 1972

SCOOTER McCAIN Defensive Back Academic, 1990

DOUG MIMS Defensive Back First Team, 1988

KELVIN MURDOCK Wide Receiver First Team, 1980, 81

TONY MYRICK Defensive Back First Team, 1974

DOUG PARRIS Defensive Back Second Team, 1987

JACK PEAVY Offensive Guard First Team, 1985

CHARLES PICKETT Defensive Tackle First Team, 1976

GERRICK PIMIENTA Linebacker First Team 1986, 87, 88

EDDIE PHILLIPS Center First Team, 1978

MIKE QUINN Punter First Team, 1980

BILL RAGLE Running Back First Team, 1971

CALVIN RICHARDSON Defensive Tackle First Team, 1977

BRENT ROE Tight End First Team, 1987

VIRGIL SEAY Wide Receiver First Team, 1979

RAY SELLERS Offensive Guard First Team, 1971, 72

CARL SMITH Wide Receiver First Team, 1983

HARRIS SPENCER Defensive Back First Team, 1980

DAVID SUMMERALL Defensive End First Team, 1988

FREDDIE THOMAS Safety First Team, 1986, 87

TIM TUCKER Linebacker First Team, 1976, 77, 78 Defensive POY, 1978

WILLIE TULLIS Quarterback First Team, 1979, 80

MIKE TURK Quarterback First Team, 1985, 86, 87

SULLIVAN WALKER Running Back First Team, 1976, 77

SHERMAN WILKINSON Defensive Back First Team, 1979, 80

BART WILLIAMS Center First Team, 1984

GREG WRIGHT Linebacker First Team, 1971 Defensive POY, 1978

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MATT ALLEN Punter Second Team, 2000 Hon. Mention, 1999

CHRIS ARCHIE Defensive Back Hon. Mention, 2000

TIM BETTS Defensive End First Team, 2000 Second Team, 1999

SHANE BLACK Defensive Back First Team, 1996

THAD BUTTONE Fullback First Team, 2000 Hon. Mention, 1998,99

JIM BYERLY Offensive Line Second Team, 1998

BLAKE CARRUTHERS Offensive Line First Team, 2000 Hon. Mention, 1999

DEMONTRAY CARTER Running Back Second Team, 2000

JONATHAN CARTER Wide Receiver First Team, 2000

SCOTT CHILDERS Offensive Line First Team, 1996

NICK COLBERT Linebacker First Team, 2000

MATT DAVIS Offensive Line Second Team, 1996 Hon. Mention, 1997

STAN DAVIS Quarterback Hon. Mention, 1996

GERRELL DEBARDELABEN Defensive Line Hon. Mention, 1997

ERIC DIVENS Tight End Hon. Mention, 1997

AARON FIELDS Defensive End First Team, 1999

RYAN GRAHAM Safety Hon. Mention, 1996

ARRID GREGORY Running Back First Team, 1996

BRENT HARRISON Right Guard Hon. Mention, 2000

T.J. HEATHERLY Safety Hon. Mention, 1997

MATT HUERKAMP Kicker Second Team, 1996

CLIFFORD IVORY Cornerback First Team, 1997

JOE JACKSON Running Back Second Team, 1996 Hon. Mention, 1997

KERRY JENKINS Offensive Line First Team, 1996

PHILLIP JONES Running Back Second Team, 1998, 99

REGGIE LOWE Defensive Line First Team, 1997 Second Team, 1996

AL LUCAS Defensive Line First Team, 1998, 99

LENNY LUCAS Tight End Second Team, 1999 Hon. Mention, 1998

PRATT LYONS Defensive End First Team, 1996 Defensive POY, 1996

VERNON MARABLE Left Guard Second Team, 2000

BRENT MCALILEY Offensive Line Second Team 1999, 2000

ANTONIO MCCLAIN Defensive Line Hon. Mention, 1998

JIMMY MCCLAIN Linebacker Second Team 1999, 2000

ADRIAN MOORE Tight End Second Team, 2000

MOOKIE MOORE Offensive Line First Team, 1999

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STACY MURRY Defensive Line First Team, 1996

BROCK NUTTER Quarterback First Team, 2000 Hon. Mention, 1999

DAVID PHILYAW Defensive Back Hon. Mention, 2000

MARENO PHILYAW Wide Receiver Second Team, 1999 Hon. Mention, 1998

ANTHONY RABB Linebacker First Team, 1998-99 Hon. Mention, 1997 Defensive POY, 1999

RAYSHUN REED Cornerback Hon. Mention, 2000

CLEVE ROBERTS Offensive Line First Team, 1997, 98

LEONARD SHAUGHNESSY Offensive Line Hon. Mention, 1998

DEMETRIC SHIPMAN Defensive Back First Team, 1996

ERIC SLOAN Defensive Back First Team, 1998, 99 Second Team (RS), 1999

WILLIE SMITH Linebacker First Team, 1996

MARCUS SPRIGGS Defensive Line First Team, 1997, 98

SHAWN STUCKEY Linebacker First Team, 1997 Hon. Mention, 1996

ANDY SWAFFORD Return Specialist Second Team, 1997

JULIUS TERRELL Safety Hon. Mention, 1998

CHARLES THOMAS Offensive Line First Team, 2000 Hon. Mention, 1999

ANTONIO THOMPSON Safety First Team, 1998 Hon. Mention, 1999

LAWRENCE TYNES Kicker First Team, 2000 Second Team, 1999 Hon. Mention, 1998

DALE WATSON Linebacker Second Team, 1996

DAVERN WILLIAMS Defensive Line Hon. Mention, 2000

POP WILLIAMS Wide Receiver Hon. Mention, 1999

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OSI UMENYIORA Defensive End Second Team, 2000

NAAZIR YAMINI Linebacker Hon. Mention, 2000

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DERRICK ANSLEY Safety 2003

DEMONTRAY CARTER Running Back 2001

BRANDEN HALL Defensive Tackle 2003

ADRIAN MOORE Tight End 2003

THOMAS OLMSTED Punter 2003

RAYSHUN REED Cornerback 2001, 2003

OSI UMENYIORA Defensive End 2002

DEMARCUS WARE Defensive End 2002, 2003

ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS FROM THE SUN BELT CONFERENCE

DERRICK ANSLEY Defensive Back First Team, 2004

DEWHITT BETTERSON Running Back First Team, 2004

GARY BANKS Wide Receiver First Team, 2006 Second Team, 2004,07

KIRBIE BODIFORD Offensive Line Second Team, 2005

LEVI BROWN Quarterback First Team, 2009

KENARD BURTON Wide Receiver Hon. Mention, 2008

KENNY CATTOUSE Running Back Second Team, 2007 Hon. Mention, 2006

TYLER CLARK Offensive Line First Team, 2009

BRANDON CONDREN Defensive Back First Team, 2006

BERNARD DAVIS Linebacker First Team, 2005 Second Team, 2004

KEVIN DIXON Defensive Tackle Second Team, 2009

ROBBIE FARMER Linebacker Second Team, 2004

JOHNNY FAULK Defensive Back Second Team, 2004

DANNY FRANKS Offensive Line First Team, 2009

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COURTLAND FULLER Defensive Back Second Team, 2009

DION GALES Defensive Line Second Team, 2007

TEBIARUS GILL Wide Receiver Hon. Mention, 2009

WILL GOGGANS Punter Hon. Mention, 2009

DUJUAN HARRIS Running Back Second Team, 2008

OMAR HAUGABOOK Quarterback First Team, 2006 Second Team, 2007

CHRIS JAMISON Offensive Line First Team, 2008 Hon. Mention, 2007

JERREL JERNIGAN Wide Receiver First Team, 2008,09 Second Team, 2009

LAVERNE JOHNSON Linebacker Hon. Mention, 2005

BRANDON LANG Defensive Line First Team, 2008,09

TORRE LANKFORD Defensive Line Second Team, 2005

BORIS LEE Linebacker First Team, 2007-09 Hon. Mention, 2006

FRANKLIN LLOYD Defensive Line Second Team, 2006

JUNIOR LOUISSAINT Offensive Line First Team, 2004

ELBERT MACK Defensive Back First Team, 2007

KENNY MAINOR Defensive Line Second Team, 2007

SHERROD MARTIN Defensive Back First Team, 2008 Hon. Mention, 2007

LEODIS MCKELVIN Defensive Back First Team, 2005,07 Second Team, 2004,07

STEVE MCLENDON Defensive Line Hon. Mention, 2008

TERENCE MOORE Defensive Back First Team, 2008

THOMAS OLMSTED Punter Second Team, 2004 Hon. Mention, 2005

DION SMALL Offensive Line First Team, 2007,08

CAMERON SHEFFIELD Defensive Line First Team, 2008 Second Team, 2009

HENRY TELLIS Offensive Line Second Team, 2004

ERIC THOMAS Defensive Line Second Team, 2004

SHAWN TODD Defensive Line Second Team, 2007

DEMARCUS WARE Defensive Line First Team, 2004

GREG WHIBBS Kicker First Team, 2007

TAVARES WILLIAMS Defensive Back Second Team, 2007

BRYAN WILLIS Defensive Back Second Team, 2009

BEAR WOODS Linebacker Second Team, 2007 First Team, 2009

ZACH YENSER Offensive Line First Team, 2006

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OTHER SUN BELT CONFERENCE AWARDS Demarcus Ware, Defensive Player of the Year, 2004 Omar Haugabook, Player of the Year, 2006 Omar Haugabook, Offensive Player of the Year, 2006 Omar Haugabook, Newcomer of the Year, 2006 Omar Haugabook, Offensive Player of the Year, 2006 Chris Bradwell, Newcomer of the Year, 2007 Larry Blakeney, Head Coach, 2008 Levi Brown, Newcomer of the Year, 2008 Larry Blakeney, Coach of the Year, 2009 Levi Brown, Player of the Year, 2009 Levi Brown, Offensive Player of the Year, 2009 Shawn Southward, Freshman of the Year, 2009

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AL LUCAS BUCK BUCHANAN AWARD 1999 WINNER This award is given yearly to the top defensive player in the nation at the NCAA Division I-AA level. The award was named after former Grambling State defensive lineman Buck Buchanan, who went on to a stellar career with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Two-time All-American defensive tackle Al Lucas claimed the award after the 1999 season. That year, he led the Trojans with an 11-2 record and a berth in the Division I-AA quarterfinals. He finished with 126 tackles, which ranked second on the team and recorded 20 tackles for loss during the season.

NICK COLBERT 2000 SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD Nick Colbert was named a 2000 College Football Scholar-Athlete by the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame. He was one 16 award recepients named in 2000 for the award which represents college football’s finest student-athletes from all divisions.

Colbert graduated from Troy in May 2001 with his degree in Biology, and finished with a grade point average better than 3.7.

He was an annual member on the school’s Provost and Chancellor Lists for academic excellence.

Since 1959, when the first class was selected, 586 scholar-athletes have been awarded the honor based on superior academic performance, outstanding football ability, strong leadership and citizenship. Each scholar-athlete is awarded an $18,000 postgraduate scholarship and honored at an annual dinner for the award. Including Colbert, there have only been eight winners from the state of Alabama, with the last being in 1991 before Colbert’s honor.

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Tim Betts

Robert Bradley

Sherrill Busby

Sim Byrd

Blake Carruthers

Mitch Geier

Vince Green

Perry Griggs

Bob Hall

Clifford Ivory

Kerry Jenkins

Mark King

Leodis McKelvin

Michael Moore

Thomas Olmsted

Cleve Roberts

Ronnie Shelley

Eric Sloan

Marcus Spriggs

Freddie Thomas

Tim Tucker

Willie Tullis

Mike Turk

Lawrence Tynes

Greg Wright

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AP............................................................... Sherrill Busby, Back AP Little.................................................... Bubba Marriott, QB NAIA.....................................................................Sim Byrd, QB NAIA...............................................................Ronnie Shelley, S NAIA................................................................ Vince Green, FL NAIA...............................................................Greg Wright, LB AP.......................................................................... Mark King, C AP.......................................................................... Mark King, C Kodak............................................................. Perry Griggs, SE AP......................................................................... Tim Tucker, LB Kodak.............................................................. Willie Tullis, QB AP.......................................................................Mitch Geier, G Football News........................................... Robert Bradley, LB Consensus....................................................Freddie Thomas, S Consensus....................................................Freddie Thomas, S Kodak................................................................. Mike Turk, QB Football News................................................... Mike Turk, QB

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AP, AFCA........................................................................... Bob Hall, T AP, AFCA........................................................................... Bob Hall, T Consenus..................................................................... Pratt Lyons, DE AFCA.......................................................................Kerry Jenkins, OL Walter Camp........................................................Clifford Ivory, DB AP, Walter Camp, ESPN/USA Today........... Marcus Spriggs, DE Walter Camp.............................................................. Eric Sloan, DE Don Hansen.............................................................Cleve Roberts, T Don Hansen.................................................................... Al Lucas, DT AP, Sports Network, Walter Camp............................ Al Lucas, DT AFCA, Walter Camp....................................... Michael Moore, OL Walter Camp.............................................................. Eric Sloan, DE AP, Sports Network............................................Lawrence Tynes, K AFCA, AP, Don Hansen................................................ Tim Betts, DL Don Hansen Blake Carruthers, OL Sporting News Freshman.................................Thomas Olmsted, P Rivals, Sporting News, Pro Weekly............. Leodis McKelvin, KR

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DIVISION I ALL-AMERICANS

LEODIS MCKELVIN 2007 ALL-AMERICAN RIVALS, SPORTING NEWS, PRO WEEKLY

ONLY DIVISION I-A ALL-AMERICAN IN SCHOOL HISTORY Troy University senior Leodis McKelvin was named to the Rival.com 2007 All-America team in 2007. McKelvin is the first Trojan to be named first team All-America since Troy’s move to Division I-A (now Bowl Championship Division) in 2001.

McKelvin earned his second All-America honor when he was named first team All-America by The Sporting News. McKelvin was also named first team All-America by Pro Football Weekly as a cornerback.

McKelvin, a native of Waycross, Ga., was selected as the punt returner on the 27-man squad. He was one of just two players from outside the six BCS conferences to be named, joining Utah punter Louis Sakoda.

McKelvin is the only player in the nation to return three punts for touchdowns this season. He ranks third in the nation with an average of 18.3 yards per return; that includes a 74-yard touchdown against Oklahoma State, an 84-yard score against Florida International and a 52-yard touchdown against North Texas.

He also led the Trojans in all-purpose yardage with 1,192 despite not having taken an offensive snap all season. He had 436 yards on 25 punt returns and 765 more yards on 33 kickoffs, recording an impressive 23.2 kickoff return average.

The 5-11, 190-pound native of Waycross, Ga., also finished his Trojan career with seven career kick returns for touchdowns, one shy of the alltime NCAA record.

An outstanding cover corner, as well, McKelvin recorded 60 total tackles during the season, 52 solo, added two interceptions, 11 pass break-ups and three forced fumbles and excelled against top competition in the Trojans’ biggest games such as Oklahoma State, Georgia, Arkansas and Florida.

McKelvin was also one of seven Trojans named to the Rivals.com All-Sun Belt team for 2007. He was joined on the team by quarterback Omar Haugabook, offensive lineman Dion Small, defensive tackle Chris Bradwell, linebacker Boris Lee, defensive back Elbert Mack and kicker Greg Whibbs.

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1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A Abare, Kim (WR - Forsythe, GA - 1968) Abney, Donald (DB - Monroeville, AL - 1980-82) Adams, Arthur (DB - Lithonia, GA - 2001-04) Adams, Bo (QB - Lilburn, GA - 1990-91) Adams, Hunter (LB - Eclectic, AL - 2002) Adams, John (OL - Opp, AL - 1975-79) Adams, Lomax (WR - Columbus, GA - 1952) Adams, Mark (LB - Huntsville, AL - 1979) Adams, Rusty (K - Brantley, AL - 1979-80) Adams, Steven (OL – Bruce, FL - 2007-09) Addison, Mario (DE - Birmingham, AL - 2009) Adkinson, Pat (FB - Samson, AL - 1956-59) Agne, Jeff (DL - Jacksonville, FL - 1978-81) Agnew, Reggie (LB - Fayette, AL - 1993-94) Alford, Freddy (QB - Bainbridge, GA - 1957) Alford, Max (WR - Ocilla, GA - 1956) Allen, Danny (DL - Altamonte Springs, FL - 1979) Allen, Josh (WR - Tifton, GA - 2005-07) Allen, Matt (P - Montgomery, AL - 1997-2000) Alvis, Ken (DB - Demopolis, AL - 1995) Amerson, Andrew (WR - San Diego, CA - 2002) Amos, Mike (OL/DL - Troy, AL - 1965) Anderson, Dennis (DL- Deland, FL - 1971-73) Anderson, Garrett (TE - Florala, AL - 2002) Anderson, Larry (OL/DL - Jacksonville, FL - 1964) Anderson, Matt (TE - Marietta, GA - 1995-96) Anderson, Mike (DB - Prattville, AL - 1978-81) Anderson, Rod (OL - Mobile, AL - 1980,82) Anderson, Walter (DL - Deland, FL - 1971) Andrews, Mike (DB - Ocala, FL - 1973-74) Anglin, Mark (WR - Ft. Walton Beach, FL - 1977) Ansley, Derrick (DB - Tallassee, AL - 2000-04) Anthony, John (RB - Florala, AL - 1978-81) Aplin, Charles (RB/DB - Florala, AL - 1960-63) Archie, Chris (DB - Milton, FL - 1997-2000) Armbrester, Matt (OL - Talladega, AL - 1998-99) Armstrong, Karl (LB - Montgomery, AL - 1975-77) Armstrong, Mike (LB - Montgomery, AL - 1994) Armstrong, Rob (DL - Graceville, FL - 1990) Arnold, Donnie (DB - Thomasville, AL - 1980-83) Arnold, Jimmie (OL - Belle Glades, FL - 2009) Arrington, Wayne (DL - Thomasville, GA - 1980) Athey, Dan (WR - Burkville, AL - 1952-53) Athey, Scott (OL/DL - Burkville, AL - 1952) Aultman, Marion (OL/DL - Panama City - 1951) Austin, Buddy (RB - Troy, AL - 1981) Austin, Rob (TE - Ft. Payne, AL - 2002,04-06) Autrey, Mark (DL - Greenville, AL - 1976-77) Avinger, Kenneth (OL/DL - Opp, AL - 1948) Awtrey, Jack (RB/DB - Manchester, GA - 1959)

B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B Babb, Ryan (FB - Phenix City, AL - 2004-06) Bacon, Dominque (DL - St. Petersburg, FL - 2003) Bailey, Antonio (WR - Columbus, GA - 2009) Baker, Ben (RB/DB - Louisville, AL - 1958, 62-64) Baker, Joel (OL - Owens Crossroads -1971- 72) Baldwin, Ted (WR - Americus, GA - 1956) Ball, Eric (OL - Cocoa, FL - 1975-77) Banister, Mark (WR - College Park, GA - 1979) Banks, Gary (WR - Melvin, AL - 2004-07) Banks, Steve (QB - Prattville, AL - 1973-76) Banks, Willie (LB - Dothan, AL - 1987-90) Bankston, Morris (LB - Ozark, AL - 1985-88) Barber, Cecil (RB/DB - Brinson, GA - 1967-69) Bardon, Jim (OL/DL - Tuscaloosa, AL - 1965) Barefield, Keith (FB - Eufaula, AL - 1974) Barker, Melvin (LB - Tallassee, AL - 1971) Barker, Steve (RB - Birmingham, AL - 1975)

Barkley, Jamie (QB - Burkville, AL - 1977) Barnes, Kenneth (RB/DB - Mableton, GA - 1964) Barnes, Randy (QB - Bonifay, FL - 1987-88) Barnes, Tim (WR - Winfield, AL - 1983-84) Barnett, Chris (OL - Troy, AL - 1980) Barrett, Bobby (DB - Auburn, AL - 1982-84) Barrow, Jim (WR/LB - Brewton, AL - 1963-66) Bassett, Carlos (OL/DL - Roanoke, AL - 1948) Bassett, Richard (FB - Troy, AL - 1972-74) Bassett, Wally (WR - Byron, GA - 1962-64) Bast, Karl (DL - Daleville, AL - 1971) Bates, Gordon (OL/DL - LaGrange, GA - 1961) Bates, Robert (FB/OL/DL - Rome, GA - 1962-63) Batie, James (WR - Columbus, GA - 1971) Batson, Terry (DL - Blountstown, FL - 1984-85) Bean, Erchell (WR - Clanton, AL - 1948) Beane, Billy (RB/DB - Sylacauga, AL - 1951-52) Bearden, Hansell (QB - Cairo, GA - 2001-03) Beavers, Jim (RB/DB - Tallassee, AL - 1948) Beck, Ersell (RB/DB - Sweetwater, AL - 1951) Bensinger, Dick (WR- Birmingham, AL - 1969-71) Bensinger, James (OL - Birmingham, AL - 1968) Benton, Rick (OL - Ellenwood, GA - 1975) Berry, Ronald (RB - Marbury, AL - 1972) Best, Karl (DB - Daleville, AL - 1970,71) Betterson, DeWhitt (RB - Starke, FL - 2001-04) Betts, Ira (WR - Montgomery, AL - 1958) Betts, Tim (DL - Pensacola, FL - 1997-00) Beverly, Jerry (RB - Troy, AL - 1981-83) Biddle, Alan (LB - Valley Head, AL - 1979-81) Bilbray, Maris (K - Winter Haven, FL - 1980) Billew, Dale (OL/DL - Lawrenceville, GA - 1967) Birmingham, John (RB - Alexander City - 2008,09) Bivens, Isaac (WR - Pelham, AL - 2009) Bjorgan, Jon (OL - Panama City, FL - 1982-85) Blair, Curtis (1972) Black, Lance (WR - Mt. Airy, GA - 1997,99-2000) Black, LeBarron (RB - Springfield, FL - 1999-02) Black, Shane (DB - Clarksville, GA - 1993-96) Blackmon, Ben (QB - Montgomery, AL - 1998-99) Blackmon, Ray (OL/LB - Rehobeth, AL - 1984-87) Blackwell, Gary (LB - Opp, AL - 1985-88) Blanton, Chris (RB - Covington, GA - 2009) Bledsoe, Mike (OL/DL - Cantonment - 1964, 65) Blow, Daryl (NG - Lakeland, FL - 1985-88) Boan, Donald (WR - Bay Minette, AL - 1956) Bodiford, Kirbie (OL - Montgomery, AL - 2003-06) Bohannon, Larry (RB/DB/QB - Trion, 1951,53) Boles, John (RB/DB - Shorter, AL - 1951) Bolton, Bob (WR - Sylacauga, AL - 1956-57) Bonner, Britton (FB - Foley, AL - 1992-94) Bonner, Jerry (WR - Robertsdale, AL - 1962) Booher, Monte (DL - Milton, FL - 1979) Booker, Chris (OL - Evergreen, AL - 1975) Booth, Roy (WR - Columbus, GA - 1957) Bostian, Donnie (OL - Warner, GA - 2002-04) Boteler, Drew (K - Florence, MS - 2001) Boudreaux, Brandon (DE - Auburn, AL - 2008-09) Bowden, Mike (QB - Lakeland, FL - 1979) Bowen, Eric (OL/DL - Highland Home, AL - 1965) Bowen, Jimmy (OL - Eastman, GA - 1977) Bowens, Chris (DB - Columbus, GA – 2006-09) Bowers, Edward (WR - Montgomery, AL - 1951) Bowie, Dwight (DB - Pell City, AL - 1977) Boyd, Bo (OL - Elba, AL - 1996-98) Boyd, Brelyan (DB - Covington, GA - 2009) Boyd, Tom (RB/DB - Autaugaville, AL - 1956) Boyd, Travis (WR – Lacey’s Spring, AL – 2007-09) Boyd, Vinston (RB - Lanett, AL - 1972-75) Boyer, Stephen (OL - Ft. Pierce, FL - 1996) Boyles, Steve (LB - Ocala, FL - 1975-76) Boylston, Rob (LB - Tucker, GA - 1980) Bozeman, Ted (QB - Lowndesboro, AL - 1956)

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Bozeman, Travis (DB - Wetumpka, AL - 1999-00) Brackin, Richard (TE - Ozark, AL - 1984-85) Bradberry, Joe (OL/DL - Brewton, AL - 1962) Bradley, Robert (LB/DB - Brandon, FL - 1982-85) Bradshaw, Gary (DL - Elba, AL - 1980-83) Bradwell, Chris (DL - Jacksonville, FL - 2007) Brady, Daniel (WR - Prattville, AL - 1992-95) Brand, Eddie (OL/DL - Enterprise, AL - 1966) Brannon, Gene (QB - Hahira, GA - 1958) Brantley, James (OL - Dublin, GA - 1978) Brantley, Wade (DL - Augusta, GA - 1971-72) Bray, Justin (DB/WR - LaGrange, GA – 2006-09) Brazzell, Phillip (QB - Dothan, AL - 1976-77) Brentnell, Mike (DB - St. Petersburg, FL - 1980) Brewer, David (LB - Montgomery, AL - 1973-74) Brewer, Tommy (QB - Lanett, AL - 1964-66) Brewster, Mike (LB - Gadsden, AL - 1982-85) Brewster, Mitch (DL - Gadsden, AL - 1982-83) Bridewell, David (OL/DL - McCalla, AL - 1951) Bridges, James (WR - Coy, AL - 1964-65) Bright, Emmett (DB - Lawtey, FL - 1979-80) Brinsfield, Paul (OL/DL - Atlanta, GA - 1966-69) Brnum, Frank (WR - Columbus, GA - 1956) Broadhurst, Blake (WR - Viera, FL - 2002-05) Brooks, Bruce (DL - Sylacauga, AL - 1972-75) Brooks, Cedrick (DB - West Point, GA - 1991-94) Brooks, Justin (RB - Dothan, AL - 2006) Brooks, Kerry (CB - Smith Station, AL - 1987) Brooks, Lee (1991) Brooks, Leo (OL/DL - Bainbridge, GA - 1956-58) Brooks, Preston (1986) Brooks, Richard (OL - Griffin, GA - 1968) Brown, Bill (RB/DB - Headland, AL - 1960) Brown, Daniel (WR - Belle Glade, FL - 1997-98) Brown, Doug (QB/RB - Billingsley, AL - 1981-84) Brown, Eddie (LB - Birmingham, AL - 1971) Brown, James (OL - Magnolia, MS - 2009) Brown, Jimmy (DL - Live Oak, FL - 1987-90) Brown, Larry (DE - Cairo, GA - 2002-05) Brown, Letrell (WR - Orlando, FL - 1995-98) Brown, Levi (QB - Mt. Juliet, TN - 2008-09) Brown, Marion (WR - Tuskegee, AL - 1978-80) Brown, Phyl (DB - Live Oak, FL - 1986-89) Brown, Tony (1980) Brownell, Josh (RB - Geneva, AL - 2006) Browner, Brian (DL - Cornelia, GA - 1992,93) Bruce, James (QB/FB - Andalusia, AL - 1960,61) Bruce, Jason (WR - Natchez, MS - 2009) Brundidge, Eddie (RB - Dozier, AL - 1983-86) Brunson, Don (FB - Elba, AL - 1956) Brunson, Matt (DL - Baker, FL - 1988-91) Bryan, Brannon (LB - Andalusia, AL - 2009) Bryan, Eddie (OL/DL - Elba, AL - 1967-68) Bryan, Tim (OL - Brantley, AL - 1978-81) Buckman, Ricky (RB - Jacksonville, FL - 1971-72) Burgess, Rick (1983) Burgess, Rodney (DB - Opelika, AL - 1973) Burk, Kenny (TE - Flomaton, AL - 1980-82) Burke, Jack (OL/DL - Augusta, GA - 1948) Burleson, Rex (QB - Montgomery, AL - 1963) Burroughs, Ron (OL/DL - Savannah - 1961-64) Burrows, John (OL/DL - St. Cloud, FL - 1963) Burton, Kennard (WR – Pahokee, FL – 2007-08) Bush, Charles (LB - Blakely, GA - 1989-92) Butterworth, Robert (FB - Talladega - 1969-70) Buttone, Thad (FB - Atlanta, GA - 1997-2000) Butts, Johnny (RB - Columbia, AL - 1984-86) Byerly, Jim (OL - Apopka, FL - 1995-98) Bynum, Derek (QB - Enterprise, AL - 1999-2001) Byrd, Sim (QB - Montgomery, AL - 1966-68) Byrd, Vinston (RB - Lanett, AL - 1974) Cain, David (DL - Jacksonville, AL - 2006) Caldwell, Jim (OL - Bay Minette, AL - 1969-70)

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C-C-C-C-C-C-C-C-C Caldwell, Johnny (RB/DB - Thomaston- 1966) Caldwell, Mike (FB - Swainsboro, GA - 1967) Calhoun, Larry (RB/DB - Colquitt, GA - 1952-53) Calloway, Marcus (DL - Prattville, AL - 1968-71) Calvert, Jerome (WR - Atlanta, GA - 1994) Calvert, Murly (FB - Fairhope, AL - 1964) Calvin, Jorrick (DB - Baton Rouge, LA - 2008) Campbell, Don (OL/DL - Bradenton, FL - 1965) Campbell, Jimmy (OL - Dadeville, AL - 1974-77) Campbell, Steve (C - Cantonment, FL - 1986-87) Capers, David (DL - Columbus, GA - 1980-82) Caraway, Bo (K - Florala, AL - 1974) Carlton, Chase (DE - Fairhope, AL - 2003) Carlton, Marvin (RB/DB - Tallassee, AL - 1948) Carmichael, Buster (DL - Enterprise, AL - 1976) Carroll, Billy (OL - Atlanta, GA - 1971) Carroll, Breck (DL - Alabaster, AL - 1991-94) Carruthers, Blake (OL - Norman Park - 1997-00) Carroll, Rhoderick (RB - Prattville, AL - 2005) Carswell, Harold (LB - Hollywood, FL - 1984-86) Carter, Demontray (RB - Pensacola, FL - 2000-01) Carter, Johnathan (WR - Lineville, AL - 1999-00) Carter, Robert (RB - Highland Home - 1985-88) Carter, Sean (DB - Greenville, AL - 1984-85) Cassady, Randle (OL - Florala, AL - 1969-70) Cates, Brandon (1992) Cattouse, Kenny (RB - Keyport, NJ - 2004-07) Causey, Ed (OL/DL - Montgomery, AL - 1948) Causey, Leroy (OL/DL - Eufaula, AL - 1951) Cavender, Mike (RB/DB - Newnan, GA - 1963-65) Caviness, Bobby (OL - Gardendale, AL - 1982) Cayton, Paul (OL/DL - Prattville, AL - 1948) Centrangelo, Anthony (K - Port Charlotte - 2009) Chalkley, Henry (WR - Phenix City, AL - 1971) Chambess, Phillip (OL/DL - Columbus, GA - 1966) Chambliss, Will (OL - Catula, GA – 2006-08) Chandler, Jonathan (QB - Opelika - 2006,08-09) Chaney, Wardell (RB - Mobile, AL - 1993-94) Chapman, John (RB/DB - Sparta, GA - 1965) Chapman, Linzall (DL - Enterprise, AL - 1981) Cherry, Patrick (WR - Live Oak – 2006,07,08,09) Chesser, R.K. (RB/DB - Montgomery, AL - 1948) Chesteen, Larry (OL - Dunellon, FL - 1987-89) Childers, Max (OL/DL - Jay, FL - 1958) Childers, Scott (OL - Pace, FL - 1993-96) Childress, Mark (DB - New Orleans, LA - 1983) Childs, Bobby (WR - Greenville, AL - 1948) Chipman, Mark (DT - Arcadia, FL - 1986-87) Choat, Clyde (DL - Pensacola, FL - 1971) Christensen, Carey (QB - Foley, AL - 1983-84) Christian, Lamar (OL/DL - Atlanta, GA - 1967-68) Chubb, Henry (DB - Waycross, GA - 2005-06) Chuvalo, Mitch (LB - Toronto, Canada - 1979) Clanton, Al (RB/DB - Europa, MS - 1960-61) Clanton, Jim (WR - Oneonta, AL - 1990-91) Clark, Antwoine (DL - Tampa, FL - 1991-93) Clark, Kenny (DL - Montgomery, AL - 1979) Clark, Mike (LB - Jacksonville, FL - 1969-71) Clark, Ronnie (K - Montgomery, AL - 1980) Clark, Thomas (DB - Birmingham, AL - 1981-84) Clark, Tyler (OL - Maylene, AL - 2007-09) Clem, Ted (K - Georgiana, AL - 1984-87) Cline, Joe (OL/DL - Pensacola, FL - 1965) Clipson, Herbert (OL/DL - Mariana, FL - 1948) Cobb, David (OL - Montgomery, AL - 1971-72) Cobb, Norman (RB/DB - Columbus - 1956-58) Cochran, Eldorado (RB - Toccoa, GA - 1991-92) Coe, Clint (DB - Edmond, OK - 2004) Coker, George (OL - Monroeville, AL - 1988-91) Coker, Jackie (WR/OL - Columbus, GA - 1957-58)

Coker, Madison (TE - Mt. Willing, AL - 1992-94) Colbert, Nick (LB - Enterprise, AL - 1997-2000) Colclough-Gray, Jamel (DB - Orlando - 2009) Cole, Hugh (OL - Sylacauga, AL - 1966-69) Cole, Robert (WR - Troy, AL - 1965) Coleman, Bob (WR - Manchester, GA - 1956) Coleman, Damien (DB - Swainsboro - 2001-02) Coleman, Eddie (RB - Thomasville, GA - 1990-92) Coleman, Maurice (DT - Eufaula – 2005,07-08) Coleman, Michael (DB - Atmore, AL - 1984-85) Coleman, Steven (RB - Brundidge, AL - 1992-94) Coley, Trey (OL - Montgomery, AL - 1988-89) Collins, Bill (TE - Leeds, AL - 1978-79) Collins, Fran (OL/DL - Geneva, AL - 1967-68) Collins, Gerald (QB - Columbus, GA - 1973-76) Collins, Scott (LB - Lake City, FL - 1990-92) Collins, Willie (DL - Troy, AL - 1982-84) Collinsworth, Jason (OL - Pace, FL - 1995-98) Colquitt, Calvin (WR - Atlanta, GA - 2000-01) Comer, Ed (RB/DB - Selma, AL - 1959) Condren, Brannon (DB - Pensacola - 2003-06) Conley, Lee (OL/DL - Bartow, FL - 1956-57) Conner, Wink (OL/DL - Montgomery, AL - 1960) Cook, Jim (OL - Birmingham, AL - 1969-71) Cook, John (OL - Dothan, AL - 1980) Cooksey, Robert (QB - East Point, AL - 1975) Coombs, Dennis (OL/DL - Sarasota, FL - 1961) Cooper, David (DB/P - West Point, GA - 1967-69) Cooper, Greg (DB - Lithonia, GA - 1975) Cooper, Mike (LB - Red Level, AL - 1975) Cooper, Mitchell (LB - Coldwater, MS - 1989-90) Cooper, Sidney (FB - Smiths Station, AL - 1971) Cooper, Turner (OL - Mobile, AL - 1979-80) Cordrey, Duffy (DL - Haleyville, AL - 1987-89) Core, Thad (TE - Auburn, AL - 1992-94) Corley, Buck (FB - Troy, AL - 1965) Corley, Glenn (1983) Corley, Slidell (DL - Mobile, AL - 2009) Cosper, Chris (OL - Opelika, AL - 1984-87) Cotton, Jeff (RB/DB - Arlington, GA - 1966-68) Coullias, Steve (OL - Alachua, FL - 1981-84) Courtney, Leslie (WR - Robertsdale, AL - 1957) Covington, William (WR - Brady, TX - 1991-92) Cowart, Johnny (DB - Jacksonville, FL - 1969-72) Cox, Charles (RB/DB - Clanton, AL - 1948) Cox, Chris (FB - Melbourne, FL - 1999-2003) Cox, Glen (OL/DL - Arab, AL - 1948) Cox, Kevin (DB - Mobile, AL - 1994-97) Cox, Kyle (OL - Cypress, TX - 1990-91) Cox, Robert (RB/DB - Slocumb, AL - 1960-61) Cox, Rufus (WR - Gadsden, AL - 1982-84) Craik, Kenny (DL - Montgomery, AL - 1977-80) Crane, Doug (P - Moss Point, MS - 1982-84) Crawford, Roy (OL - Burkeville, AL - 1969-70) Cray, James Earl (WR - Hazlehurst, GA - 2004-05) Creech, Jacob (OL - Boaz, AL - 2009) Crenshaw, Steve (LB - Albany, GA - 1970-71,73) Crew, Mickey (RB/DB - Columbia, AL - 1965) Crook, Jason (OL - Memphis, TN - 1991-94) Crosby, Bennie (WR - Foley, AL - 1963-64) Crosby, Donnie (TE - Millbrook, AL - 2009) Crowder, Wayne (OL/DL - Lanett, AL - 1965) Crowe, Jerome (WR - Childersburg, AL - 1974-77) Crowe, Steve (OL/DL - Alexander City - 1967-68) Crozier, Barney (OL/DL - Byronville, GA - 1965) Cruse, Fred (RB/DB - Birmingham, AL - 1951-52) Crutchfield, Don (1972) Culbertson, Mike (TE - Milledgeville - 1971-74) Culbreth, Winton (OL/DL - Columbia, AL - 1948) Culley, Hazen (RB/DB - Daytona Beach - 1962) Cumbee, Michael (RB/DB - Roanoke, AL - 1966) Cumuze, Tim (OL - Troy, AL - 1973-76) Cunningham, Dale (OL - Ft. Walton, FL - 1980-81)

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Cunningham, Ywell (OL - Monroeville - 1979-80) Curington, Stan (OL - Ashburn, GA - 1999-2002) Curtis, Tyrell (OL – Delta, UT – 2007-09)

D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D Dagostin, Brad (OL - Gadsden, AL - 1996-98) Damm, Bruce (QB - Hicksville, NY - 1964-65) Daniel, Herman (CB - Tampa, FL - 1972) Daniels, Ron (RB - Palmetto, FL - 1974-77) Daoust, Dan (DL - Atlanta, GA - 1980) Davezan, Tony (RB - Warner Robins - 1976,77) David, Ben (PK - New Orleans, LA - 1991) Davis, Alan (OL - Northport, AL - 1973-74) Davis, Andrew (WR - Pelham, AL – 2006-09) Davis, Bernard (LB - Madison, FL - 2002-05) Davis, Jerry (RB - Birmingham, AL - 1982) Davis, Jon (OL - Opp, AL - 1992-94) Davis, Kanorris (LB - Perry, GA - 2009) Davis, Matt (OL - Centreville, AL - 1994-97) Davis, Michael (LB - Daphne, AL - 1994) Davis, Spencer (OL/DL - St. Andrew, FL - 1948) Davis, Stan (QB - Albany, GA - 1993-96) Davis, Tony (DL - Perry, GA - 2009) Davis, Walter (OL/DL - Birmingham - 1960-61) Dawkins, Sean (FB - Lawrenceville, GA - 2003-07) Dawson, Knowlan (LB - Miami, FL - 1987-88) Dawson, Mark (WR - Monroeville, AL - 1978) Day, Chris (WR - Birmingham, AL - 2000-02) Day, Leon (QB - Wenonah, AL - 1995) Deal, Kevin (WR - Demopolis, AL - 1981-82) Dean, Jeff (DB - Georgiana, AL - 1975) Dean, Junior (TE - Midland City, AL - 1977) Dean, Kevin (DL - Alexander City, AL - 1988-91) DeBardlaben, Billy (WR - Wetumpka, AL - 1961) DeBardelaben, Gerrell (LB - Prattville - 1994-97) Dees, Alvin (OL/DL - Evergreen, AL - 1966-68) Dees, Bubba (K - Grady, AL - 1975) Dees, Tyler (RB - Semmes, AL - 1997-99) Dehlic, Chris (OL - Paoloa, KS - 1988-89) Dempsey, Alvin (LB - Panama City, FL - 1994-96) Denison, Joey (OL - Troy, AL - 1983-85) Denton, Harry (OL/DL - Mobile, AL - 1965) Deraney, Rick (FLK - Barnesville, GA - 1972-73) DiCeasre, Joe (DB - Lakeland, FL - 1980-81) Dickey, Tony (1981) Divens, Eric (TE - Destin, FL - 1996-97) Dixon, Billy (TE - Cordele, GA - 1975-77) Dixon, Carlos (WR - Tampa, FL - 2002) Dixon, Kevin (DL - Vero Beach, FL - 2009) Dixon, Titus (WR - Clewiston, AL - 1985-88) Dobbs, Richard (OL - Gadsden, AL - 1984-87) Dockery, Larry (QB - Compton, CA - 2005) Dodd, Tony (DL - Covington, GA - 1978-81) Dominguez, Gil (WR - Miami, FL - 1965) Donaldson, Archie (DB - Ocala, FL - 1979-81) Donaldson, Tony (OL - Montgomery, AL - 1968) Donelson, Tony (TB - Dothan, AL - 1994-98) Donnell, Tracey (LB - Dothan, AL - 1992-93) Dorsey, Larry (1978) Dowdell, Charles (OL/DL - Auburn, AL - 1962-65) Dowel, Dennis (LB - Jacksonville, FL - 1966) Doyle, Tommy (DB - Pell City, AL - 1977) Dozier, Cary (OL/DL - Troy, AL - 1959) DuBose, Jim (OL - Opp, AL - 1970-72) DuBose, Wayland (WR - Elba, AL - 1948) Dudley, Emmanuel (DL - Columbus, GA - 2009) Duffie, Charles (RB/DB - Sylacauga, AL - 1952) Dugosh, Tommy (HB - Panama City, FL - 1983-86) Duke, Buddy (WR - Adel, GA - 1977) Dunbar, Jabar (RB - Thomasville - 1999-2000) Duncan, Jim (OL - Winter Haven, FL - 1968) Duncan, Kenneth (RB/DB - Moultrie, GA - 1966)

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL Dunham, Cliff (RB - Columbus, GA - 1971-72) Dunlap, Travis (DB - LaGrange, GA - 2000-02) Dunnam, Keith (OL - Candam, GA - 1980) Dunne, Jack (OL - Pensacola, FL - 1971) Durgin, Aaron (LB - Fairhope, AL - 1991-92) Dwight, Reggie (TE - Cordele, GA - 1991)

E-E-E-E-E-E-E-E-E East, Marlo (RB - Sandersville, GA - 2003,05-06) Eberhart, Randy (OL - Crossville, TN - 1978-80) Echols, Mike (FB - Auburn, AL - 1973-74) Eddenfield, Kenny (WR - St. Charles - 1985-88) Eddins, Donald (WR - Demopolis, AL - 1968) Eddins, Larry (WR - Frisco City, AL - 1965) Edmondson, Tim (DB - Alabaster, AL - 1979) Edwards, Fernandus (RB - Enterprise - 2008-09) Edwards, James (OL - Tallahassee, FL - 2002-05) Eliason, Troy (OL - Crestview, FL - 1991-94) Ellerbee, Buddy (RB/DB - Columbus, GA - 1951) Ellis, Gavin (WR - Cullman, AL - 2009) Ellis, Obed (OL - Wetumpka, AL - 1999-2002) Ellisor, Reynolds (OL/DL - Mobile, AL - 1952) Elmore, Frank (RB/DB - Gordo, AL - 1966-68) Elmore, J.T. (RB/DB - Reform, AL - 1948) England, Cliff (WR - College Park, GA - 1978-80) Enloe, Lee (DB - Atlanta, GA - 1976-79) Enslen, Bobby (QB- Montgomery, AL - 1967-68) Epkins, Patrick (LB - Prattville, AL - 1993-94) Evans, Billie (LB - Pensacola, FL - 1979-80) Evans, Neal (OL/DL - Montgomery, AL - 1958) Everitt, Ricky (OL - Vernon, FL - 1971) Ezell, Billy (RB/DB - Troy, AL - 1948)

F-F-F-F-F-F-F-F-F Faircloth, John (OL/DL - Brundidge, AL - 1959-61) Faircloth, Kenny (LB - Grady, AL - 1986-87) Faniels, Ron (LB - Palmetto, FL - 1975) Farmer, Glen (P - Prattville, AL - 1981-82) Farmer, Robby (LB - Hayden, AL - 2000-04) Farrar, Joe (LB - West Blocton, AL - 1971-73) Farrar, Pete (WR - Phenix City, AL - 1951) Faulk, Carlton (DL - Jacksonville, FL - 1975-78) Faulk, Dwight (OL/DL - Honorville, AL- 1963-66) Faulk, John (OL/DL - Samson, AL - 1962) Faulk, Johnny (DB - Dothan, AL - 2002-05) Feachen, David (DB - Andalusia, AL - 1971) Felton, Eric (WR - Ft. Myers, FL - 2001-02) Felton, Shelton (DL - Cordele, GA - 1999-02) Ferguson, Tyrone (DB - Montgomery - 1974-77) Ferris, Harold (RB/DB - Elba, AL - 1952,53) Fiddler, Ronnie (RB/DB - Mobile, AL - 1951) Fields, Aaron (DL - Notasulga, AL - 1998-99) Fields, Tommy (WR - Phenix City, AL - 1957) Fishbaugh, Robert (WR - Ft. Walton - 1963-64) Fitzgerald, Tim (WR - Keene, NH - 1957-58) Fitzpatrick, Joe (RB - Union Springs - 1992-93) Flannagan-Brown, Germaine (OL – Orrville – 2007)

Fleming, Richard (OL/DL - Enterprise, AL - 1948) Fletcher, David (WR - Atlanta, GA - 1974-77) Flowers, Ray (RB/DB - Elba, AL - 1951) Flowers, Riley (DL - Geneva, AL - 2009) Flowers, Wayne (QB - Elba, AL - 1973) Floyd, Bobby (OL/DL - Macon, GA - 1966-68) Floyd, Wayne (WR - Dozier, AL - 1952) Folmar, Bernard (DB - Brewton, AL - 1976) Ford, Tony (DL - Tuscaloosa, AL - 1997-2000) Ford, Trevor (DB – Miami, FL – 2007-08) Fordham, Frank (OL/DL - Tenox, GA - 1956-59) Foster, Julian (QB - Mobile, AL - 2005,06) Foster, Larry (OL/DL - Atlanta, GA - 1962) Foster, Rod (DB - Houston, TX - 2008)

Foster, Wayland (RB/DB - Jay, FL - 1961-62) Fountain, Hugh (OL - Brewton, AL - 1985) Fowler, Bobby (OL - Geneva, AL - 1976-78) Fowler, John (DB - Panama City, FL - 1967-70) Fowlkes, Anthony (RB - Birmingham - 1978-81) Franklin, Ted (RB/DB - Birmingham, AL - 1948) Franks, Danny (OL - Bartow, FL – 2006-09) Franks, Larrimore (OL/DL - Salisbury, MD - 1952) Fraser, Marrio (RB - Belle Glade, FL - 2002-03) Fray, William (WR - Prattville, AL - 1958) Frazier, Dewayne (OL - Warner Robins, GA - 1974) Frazier, John (RB/DB - Miami, FL - 1962) Free, Rudy (LB - Elba, AL - 1997) Freeman, James (WR - Moultrie, GA - 1966-67) Frobese, Eric (OL - Chelmsford, MA - 1992) Frost, Roy (RB/DB - Americus, GA - 1963) Fulford, Greg (LB - Panama City, FL - 1968) Fulgham, Frank (QB/RB -Manchester - 1958-60) Fuller, Bobby (DB - Opp, AL - 1979-81) Fuller, Courtland (DB - Columbus, GA - 2006-09) Fuller, David (OL - Fairfax, AL - 1977-80) Fuller, James (RB/DB - Tulsa, OK - 1958) Fuller, Randy (DL - Kinsington, MD - 1989-90) Funderburk, Mike (WR - Warm Springs - 1970-71)

G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G Gabbard, Bob (OL/DL - Fort Walton - 1961-63) Gaddy, Bruce (DL - Auburn, AL - 1979-81) Gage, Sedrick (RB - Miami, FL - 2002) Gaiter, Chardley (WR - Miami, FL - 1997-98) Gaither, Billy (OL - Lanett, AL - 1972-75) Galloway, Bud (OL/DL - Apalachicola, FL - 1960) Gales, Dion (DL - New Orleans, LA – 2007-08) Gamboa, Jose (DL - Crestview, FL - 1999-02) Gardner, Alfred (HB - Pensacola, FL - 1986-87) Gardner, James (OL - Dothan, AL - 2004-06) Garmon, Trent (OL - Gadsden, AL - 2000-01) Garmon, Wes (OL - Gadsden, AL - 2002) Garner, Wes (P - Cantonment, FL - 1995-97) Garrett, Bruce (RB - Talladega, AL - 1983) Geier, Mitch (OL - Tarpon Springs, FL - 1982-84) Gemberling, Robert (OL - Tampa, FL - 1977-78) Ghent, Adrian (DB - Madison, FL - 2002-05) Gholston, Scott (DB - Montgomery, AL - 1973) Giardina, Henry (RB/DB - Mobile, AL - 1965) Gibbs, Ron (DB - Florala, AL - 1980-83) Gibbs, Tony (DB - Frisco City, AL - 1994-96) Gibson, Kendall (LS - Greenville, AL - 2009) Gilchrist, David (OL/DL - Pensacola, FL - 1958) Giles, Jimmy (RB/DB - Dothan, AL - 1964) Giles, Larry (WR - Perry, GA - 1961-62) Gill, Tebiarus (WR - Mobile, AL - 2009) Gillespie, Jim (LB - Clayton, GA - 1966-68) Gilley, Marty (OL - Enterprise, AL - 1984-86) Gilliard, Darnell (DL - Anderson, SC - 1994-95) Gilmer, Greg (TE - Auburn, AL - 1979) Gilroy, Yong Ho (K - Crestview, FL - 1980-83) Gingras, Peter (1988-89) Girtman, Reeivice (DL/TE - Dothan, AL - 1993-96) Givens, Keith (WR - St. Petersburg, FL - 1980) Glass, Rodney (P - Mobile, AL - 1989-91) Glasscock, John (QB - Montgomery, AL - 1964) Glusman, Sam (K - Mobile, AL - 2008-09) Goble, Dale (WR - Painted Post, NY - 1978) Godsey, Bob (QB - Florence, AL - 1986-89) Godwin, Jimmy (RB - Cottonwood, AL - 1991-93) Goebel, David (OL - Dunellon, FL - 1987-88) Goggans, Will (P - Douglas, GA - 2008-09) Goings, Lawson (OL - Dothan, AL - 1975-77) Golden, Barry (DL - Marietta, GA - 1982-83) Golden, Donnell (LB - Quitman, GA - 2008-09) Goodwin, Gary (TE - Melbourne, FL - 1973)

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Goodwin, Tim (LB - Warner Robins, GA - 1972) Goodyear, Charlie (OL - Montgomery, AL - 2001) Gordon, Dave (RB/DB - Herculaneum - 1952) Gordon, Ronald (1978) Gorsuch, Jeff (NG - Orange Park, FL - 1984) Gorum, James (OL/DL - Georgiana, AL - 1952) Graben, Elton (OL- Fyffe, AL - 1973) Graham, Allen (OL - Panama City, FL - 1973-74) Graham, Hunter (LS - Lincoln, AL - 2009) Graham, Ryan (DB - Columbus, GA - 1993-96) Grant, Bearnard (DB - Atmore, AL - 1985) Grant, Boyd (RB - Opelika, AL - 1976-79) Grant, Danny (WR - Ozark, AL - 1966-69) Grant, Paul (OL/DL - Ramer, AL - 1951) Grate, Greg (DB - Miami, FL - 1990-92) Graves, Tyler (OL - Sumrall, MS - 2009) Gray, Dan (LB - Norcross, GA - 1997-99) Gray, Johnny (DB - Panama City, FL - 2009) Gray, Richard (OT - Warner Robins, GA - 1972) Green, Fletcher (DL - Slocomb, AL - 1980) Green, Gaston (OL/DL - Enterprise, AL - 1960) Green, Randy (FB - Americus, GA - 1963) Green, Robert (WR - Ashland, AL - 1956-59) Green, Tay (OL/DL - Opp, AL - 1948) Green, Tommy (FB - Montgomery, AL - 1958) Greene, Vincent (WR - Columbus, GA - 1967-70) Greer, Maurice (RB - Denver, CO - 2008-09) Gregory, Arrid (RB - Luverne, AL - 1993-96) Grider, Cordarell (WR - Newville, AL - 2009) Griffin, Daniel (RB - Ft. Walton Beach - 1993-96) Griffin, Earl (OL/DL - Dothan, AL - 1951) Griffin, Kenny (OL - Stockbridge, GA - 2003-06) Griffin, Max (OL/DL - Opp, AL - 1961) Griggs, Perry (WR - Lanett, AL - 1973-76) Grimes, Johnny (RB - Opp, AL - 1971-73) Grimes, Micah (OL - Ft. Meade, FL - 2008-09) Groat, Erik (LB - Ft. Walton Beach, FL - 2009) Groce, Jerry (LB - Athens, AL - 1973-74) Groce, Larry (LB - Athens, AL - 1967-68) Groce, Tommy (LB - Tanner, AL - 1973-76) Gunn, Lance (OL - Wetumpka, AL - 2009) Gunter, Bibb (TE - Dothan, AL - 1974) Guttery, Mark (DB - Birmingham, AL - 1980) Guy, Mike (OL - Sylacauga, AL - 1970-71)

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Hale, Dan (OL/DL - Ozark, AL - 1956-57) Hall, Bob (C - Blakely, GA - 1992-95) Hall, Branden (OL - Auburn, AL - 2000-03) Hall, David (LB - Columbus, GA - 1975) Hall, Jeff (WR - Brewton, AL - 1988-91) Hall, Jim (DL - Douglasville, GA - 1979-82) Hamilton, Barry (QB - Florence, AL - 1977-79) Hamilton, Bobby (WR - Mobile, AL - 1983) Hamilton, Jack (WR - Ft. Walton, FL - 1995-97) Hamilton, Wayne (OL/DL - Mableton, GA - 1963) Hammond, Al (OL/DL - Valley Head - 1961-64) Hammond, Bozo (OL/DL - Valley, AL - 1956-58) Hammond, Jeff (WR - Flomaton, AL - 1995-98) Hampton, Jamie (QB – Cedar Buff, AL – 2007-08) Hampton, Smokey (WR - Tallahassee - 2003-06) Hannah, Ronnie (OL - Geneva, AL - 1972-75) Hansen, John (OL - Montgomery, AL - 1991-94) Hanson, Buck (OL - Enterprise, AL - 1982-85) Harbuck, Seth (OL/DL - Phenix City, AL - 1951) Harden, Robert (OL/DL - Albany, GA - 1966) Hardin, Lewis (WR - Phenix City, AL - 1971-73) Hardin, Robert (WR - Flomaton, AL - 1964) Hardy, Melvin (DB - Gordo, AL - 1982) Harp, Willie (OL - Winter Garden, FL - 1975-78) Harper, Antonio (DE - Memphis, TN - 2009) Harper, Ronald (DB - Prattville, AL - 2000-04)

TROJANS HISTORY

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL TROJANS HISTORY

Harrell, Allen (RB/DB - Montgomery, AL - 1951) Harris, Al (DB - Montgomery, AL - 1986-89) Harris, Clay (OL/DL - Graceville, FL - 1965) Harris, DuJuan (RB - St. Petersburg – 2007-09) Harris, Greg (WR - Okechobee, FL - 1984-87) Harris, Joel (RB/DB - Jacksonville, FL - 1963) Harrison, Brent (OL - Enterprise, AL - 1998-01) Harrison, Houston (LB - Greenville, AL - 1953-54) Harrison, Pate (DB - New Brockton, AL - 2001) Hartford, Jamie (LB - Auburn, AL - 1979) Hartsfield, Virgil (LB - Sylacauga, AL - 1966) Haskins, Gene (OL - Greenwood, MS - 1969-71) Hatcher, Don (OL/DL - Pensacola - 1965,67-68) Hatcher, Robert (OL/DL - Dothan, AL - 1956-57) Haugabook, Omar (QB - Belle Glade – 2006-07) Haught, Herbie (WR - Ft. Walton, FL - 1975) Haverat, Chuck (OL - Pensacola, FL - 1973) Hawkins, James (MB - Troy, AL - 1972) Hawkins, James (DL - Greer, SC - 1973) Hawkins, Jeremy (DE - Americus, GA - 2007-09) Hayes, Billy (RB/DB - Trion, GA - 1951) Hayes, Sammy (LB - Crestview, FL - 1968-69) Haygood, Joe (DB - Jacksonville, FL - 1989-91) Haynes, Junior (LB - Blakely, GA - 1985-86) Haynes, Mike (DB - Milledgeville, GA - 1982-85) Haywood, Jimmie (RB - Birmingham - 1982-85) Head, Al (QB - Troy, AL - 1967-70) Healy, Jack (RB/DB - Augusta, GA - 1948) Heartsill, Bill (LB - Ft. Deposit, AL - 1972) Heath, Jon (DB - Enterprise, AL - 1990-93) Heatherly, T.J. (DB - Pelham, AL - 1997-99) Heirs, Bobby (FB - Boston, FL - 1967,72) Hiers, George (OL/DL - Bartow, FL - 1967-69) Hedrick, Jimmy (WR - LaGrange, GA - 1966-69) Helton, Bubba (OL - Semmes, AL - 1976-79) Helton, Ron (WR - Foley, AL - 1966) Henderson, Bobby (QB - Midland, AL - 1975) Henderson, Josh (OL - Tallahassee, FL - 2005-06) Hendrix, Hugh (RB/DB - Vidalia, GA - 1966-,68) Heninger, Mike (DB - Palm Beach, FL - 1975-77) Henley, Steve (OL/DL - Prattville, AL - 1960) Henry, Wes (LS - Greensboro, AL - 2009) Henton, Anthony (DL - Bessemer, AL - 1982-85) Herbert, Michael (LB - Brewton, AL - 1985,88-90) Hethcox, Scott (DL - Tallassee, AL - 1979) Hicken, Chris (LB - Callahan, FL - 1977) Hicks, Aubrey (OL/DL - Phenix City, AL - 1948) Hicks, Houston (DL - Tallassee, FL - 1973-74) Hicks, James (LB - Brewton, AL - 1973) Hicks, Randy (K - Dothan, AL - 1969-71) Hicks, Toray (DL - Flomaton, AL - 1995-97) Higgenbotham, Herman (RB - Jax, FL - 1951-52) Highfill, Jimmy (RB - Winter Garden - 1964-65) Hightower, Gerald (WR - Columbus, GA - 1982) Hill, Bonnie (RB - Tampa, FL - 1979-81) Hill, David (WR - Eufaula, AL - 1997-2000) Hill, Gerald (DL - Sylvania, GA - 1978-80) Hill, Harry (FB - Notasulga, AL - 1956) Hilyer, Curtis (OL/DL - Selma, AL - 1951) Hines, Jackie (QB - Mableton, GA - 1963-65) Hines, Preston (DL - Camilla, GA - 1993-94) Hinrichs, Rick (TE - Fairhope, AL - 1979-81) Hinson, Bobby (OL/DL - McKenzie, AL - 1951) Hives, Pete (LB - Pritchard, AL - 1986-89) Hix, Jack (FB - Troy, AL - 1953,56) Hixson, Bill (OL/DL - Banks, AL - 1951) Hixson, Frank (WR - Union Springs, AL - 1952) Hodgson, Bob (OL/DL - Orlando, FL - 1958-59) Hogan, David (DB - DeLand, FL - 1975-78) Hogan, Harold (QB - Coosada, AL - 1970-72) Holcomb, Mack (OL/DL - Clearwater, FL - 1961) Holder, Raymond (QB - Swainsboro - 1961,63) Holladay, Milton (DB - Haynesville, AL - 1971)

Holland, David (RB - Panama City, FL - 1979-80) Holley, Mickey (RB/DB - Samson, AL - 1961-64) Holley, Morris (FB - Montgomery, AL - 1961-64) Holley, Trey (WR - Montgomery, AL - 1973) Hollingsworth, Lee (WR - Eufaula, AL - 1982-85) Holloway, Jimmy (DL - Eufaula, AL - 2000) Holloway, Robert (DB - Plant City, FL - 1976-78) Holmes, Tommy (DL - Union Springs, AL - 1978) Holt, Jamaal (DL - Quincy, FL - 2000-04) Hooten, Bobby (FB - Palatka, FL - 1983) Hoover, Robbie (1972) Horn, Lester (WR - LaGrange, GA - 1948) Horstead, Ted (RB - Elba, AL - 1983-86) Houston, Gene (DB - Dothan, AL - 1981-83) Houston, Mack (DB - Mobile, AL - 1978) Howard, Gary (DB - Mobile, AL - 1975) Howell, Harry (RB/DB - Graceville, FL - 1948) Howell, Max (OL/DL - Prattville, AL - 1960,61) Hubbard, Bryan (LB - Chatom, AL 1985,86,87,88) Hubert, Bubba (1972) Hudson, Lathan (QB - Sylcauga, AL - 1964) Hughes, Jimmy (DB - Montgomery, AL - 1972,73) Hughes, Sonny (RB/DB - Marianna, FL - 1959) Hughey, Edward (OL - Selma, AL - 1985,86.87,88) Hughey, Phillip (DB - Dothan, AL - 1974) Hull, David (LB - Columbus, GA - 1973) Hulz, Rusty (DL - Fairhope, AL - 1990) Huner, Richard (DB - Troy, AL - 1972,73) Hunt, Mike (1981) Hunter, James (DL - Watkinsville - 1975,76,77,78) Hutchins, Reginald (OL - Blakely - 1987,88,89,90) Hutsko, Todd (DB - Brandon, FL - 1983,84,85,86) Hutto, Leonard (OL - Pensacola, FL - 1968,69,70) Hutto, Mike (DL - Gardendale, AL - 1972,73,74)

I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I Icard, Keaton (DB - Dawson, GA - 2009) Idland, Ronnie (LB - Columbus, GA - 1970-72) Irvin, Joe (WR - Perry, AL - 1975) Isola, Joe (DB - Orlando, FL - 1975) Ivory, Clifford (DB - Quitman, GA - 1994-97)

J-J-J-J-J-J-J-J-J Jablonski, Mike (OT - Dothan, AL - 1977) Jackson, Arthur (OL/DL - Columbus, GA - 1962) Jackson, Deiric (DB - Gainesville, FL - 1999-02) Jackson, Doug (OL/WR - Columbus - 1962-65) Jackson, Joe (RB - Dothan, AL - 1994-97) Jackson, John (DE - Monroe, LA - 2004-06) Jackson, Michael (LB - Quincy, FL - 2000-01) Jackson, Tony (RB - Blakely, GA - 1987-90) James, Eric (DL - Phenix City, AL - 1993-94) James, Sherman (DL - Phenix City, AL - 1991-94) Jamison, Chris (DL - Columbus, GA - 2005-08) Jarboe, Josh (WR - Decatur, GA - 2009) Jenkins, Andrew (DB - Orlando, FL - 1974) Jenkins, Bartow (OL/DL - McKenzie, AL - 1948) Jenkins, Cody (OL - Opelika, AL - 2009) Jenkins, Frank (RB - Branford, FL - 1976) Jenkins, Jeremy (DL – Gainesville, FL – 2007) Jenkins, John (OL - Butler, AL - 1981) Jenkins, Kerry (OL - Tuscaloosa, AL - 1995-96) Jenkins, Warren (DB - Geneva, AL - 1980) Jennings, Phillip (OL - Columbia, SC - 1970-71) Jernigan, Frank (OL - Pensacola, FL - 1980) Jernigan, Jerrel (Ath – Eufaula, AL – 2007-09) Jobe, Scott (DL - Seattle, WA - 2003) Johns, Charles (RB/DB - Mobile, AL - 1963-64) Johnson, Benny (OL/DL - Ashford, AL - 1963-66) Johnson, Bruce (RB - St. Petersburg, FL - 1973)

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Johnson, Corby (DL - Carrollton, GA - 1995-98) Johnson, David (LB - Tampa, FL - 2002) Johnson, Dowis (QB/RB/DB - Atlanta - 1965-66) Johnson, Franco (QB - Brunswick, GA - 2003) Johnson, Jay (TE - Zephyrhills, FL - 1994-95) Johnson, Keith (OL - Birmingham, AL - 1977-80) Johnson, Larry (OL/DL - Herndon, GA - 1961-63) Johnson, Larry (TE - Decatur, GA - 2005) Johnson, Leverne (LB - Jasper, AL - 2002-05) Johnson, Ross (OL - Valley Grande, AL - 2009) Johnson, Terrence (WR - Meridian, MS - 1988- 90) Johnson, Tommy (WR - Enterprise, AL - 1951) Johnston, Floyd (WR - Eclectic, AL - 1965) Johnston, Mike (DL - Vidalia, GA - 1973-76) Johnston, Ted (WR - Brantley, AL - 1951) Joiner, Billy (WR/DL - Montgomery, AL - 1951-53) Jones, Anthony (RB - Pensacola, FL - 2005-06) Jones, Barney (RB - Monticello, FL - 1973-76) Jones, Carvel (LB - Mobile, AL - 2008-09) Jones, Dameon (LB - Crestview, FL - 1997-99) Jones, Darrell (WR - Gainesville, FL - 1975) Jones, Donnie (OL - West Blocton, AL - 1971-74) Jones, Frank (LB - Enterprise, AL - 1996-98) Jones, Gary (DL - Samson, AL - 1977) Jones, James (OL - Goshen, AL - 1979-82) Jones, Jodie (K - Opp, AL - 1972-73) Jones, Ken (NG - Northport, AL - 1986-87) Jones, Kovey (DB - Pahokee, FL - 1997-99) Jones, Leonard (OL/DL - Columbus, GA - 1952) Jones, Moreo (RB - Brantley, AL - 1997,99) Jones, Phillip (OL/DL/WR - Headland - 1956-59) Jones, Phillip (RB - East Brewton, AL - 1997-99) Jones, Robert Earl (RB/DB - Columbus - 1951) Jones, Sam (DB - Foley, AL - 1991-93) Jones, Tanner (QB – Wakulla, FL – 2007-08) Jones, Tommy (OL/DL - Acworth, GA - 1960) Jordan, Clay (OL/DL - Highland Home - 1951,53) Jordan, Robert (DB - Gardendale, AL - 1977) Jordan, Rodney (OL - Goshen, AL - 1999-2002) Judge, Tony (DL - Bay Minette, AL - 1995-98) Justice, LaQuateus (RB - Opp, AL - 1998-2000)

K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K Kampschmidt, Robert (K - Roswell, GA - 1975) Kazmierczak, John (LB - Deland, FL - 1970-71,74) Keasler, Murray (OL - Selma, AL - 2008) Keener, Jack (QB - Lakeland, FL - 1970) Kelley, Randy (QB - Childersburg, AL - 1967) Kelley, Steven (RB - Enterprise, AL - 1996-98) Kelly, Michael (TE - Troy, AL - 1984-87) Kelso, Bill (SG - Enterprise, AL - 1972) Kelton, Billy (TE - Lanett, AL - 1969-70) Kennedy, Billy (OL/DL - Phenix City, AL - 1948) Kent, Brandon (DB - Rehobeth, AL - 2009) Key, Carnell (DL - Carrollton, GA - 1984-85) Kicklighter, Ray (QB/DB - Patterson - 1962-65) Killetts, Shawn (FS - West Palm Beach, FL - 1991) Kilow, Robert (WR - New Brockton, AL - 1991-94) King, Joe (FB - Talladega, AL - 1969) King, Mark (OL - Tallahassee, FL - 1973-74) Kinlaw, Eugene (DL - Homerville, GA - 2009) Kinsaul, Doyle (RB/DB - Hartford, AL - 1951) Kirby, Jimmy (FB - Valley Head, AL - 1964-66) Kirk, Ricky (TE - Marietta, GA - 1980) Kirkland, Mitchell (OL/DL - Abbeville, AL - 1948) Kirkpatrick, Lyle (OL/DL - Montevallo, AL - 1948) Klava, Glen (P - DeFuniak Springs, FL - 1985-88) Kleinschmidt, Norm (OL - Coral Springs - 82-84) Knight, Byron (DL - Abbeville, AL - 1999-2002) Knight, Greg (WR - Opelika, AL - 1977) Knight, Ray (OL/DL - Elba, AL - 1951) Knowles, Tony (DL - Pasadena, CA - 1990-91)

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL Konstantines, Joe (FB/DL - Yorkville - 1952-53) Koon, Jeff (LB - Tallahassee, FL - 1994-95) Kornegay, (OL/DL - 1953) Koziol, Jay (DT - Chicago, IL - 1987-88) Kreis, John (WR - Troy, AL - 1948) Kremer, Jim (OL - Apopka, FL - 1980-83) Kress, Dave (OL/DL - Rutherford, NJ - 1948) Kurtz, Danny (WR - Macon, GA - 1978) Kuykendall, Ronnie (DE - Fort Walton, FL - 1977)

L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L Lacey, James (WR - Wetumpka, AL - 1975,77) Lamb, Troy (RB/DB - Jacksonville, FL - 1963-65) Lamb, Xavier (LB - Tallahassee, FL - 2008-09) Lancaster, Cecil (OL/DL - Russellville - 1948,51) Land, Dean (K/QB - Mayo, AL - 1975) Landing, Walter (RB/DB/WR - Millen - 1962-64) Lane, David (OL/DL - Phenix City, AL - 1952) Lang, Brandon (DE - Tucker, GA – 2006-09) Langford, Petton (QB - Autaugaville, AL - 1956) Langlois, Norm (OL/DL - Jewett City - 1964-65) Lankes, Albert (OL/DL - Columbus, GA - 1956) Lankford, Torre (DL - Jacksonville, AL - 2002-05) Lavett, Robert (ST - Birmingham, AL - 1972) Lawrence, Illya (LB - Phenix City, AL - 1992-94) Lawrence, Jerry (OL/DL - Tuskegee, AL - 1957,59) Layky, Bryan (WR - Clearwater, FL - 1990-91) Layton, Gene (RB/DB - Ashford, AL - 1948) Lazzara, Anthony (LB - Tampa, FL - 1972) Leach, Steve (DB - Gadsden, AL - 1988-91) Leak, Aaron (QB - Durham, NC - 2003-04) Leano, Chuck (DB - Birmingham - 1981,83-84) Lee, Bobby (QB - Lanett, AL - 1972-75) Lee, Boris (LB - Fargo, GA – 2006-09) Lee, James Fitz (DL - Troy, AL - 1974) Lee, Khalil (DB - Auburn, AL - 2009) Lee, Phillip (TE - Birmingham, AL - 1982) Lee, Robin (OL - Vancleave, MS - 1999-02) Lee, Tracy (OL - Chipley, FL - 1983) Lee, Warner (OL/DL - Crestview, FL - 1958) Lemar, Baron (DE - Lutcher, LA - 2005) Leonard, Keith (DB - Pensacola, FL - 1983) Leroy, Paul (RB/DB - Eufaula, AL - 1956) Lesley, Jordan (TE/LB - Fulton, MS - 2000,02-04) Lewis, Anthony (DL - Montgomery, AL - 1984-87) Lewis, Mitch (RB - Brewton, AL - 1984-87) Lewis, Romanique (LB - Ft. Lauderdale - 2005-07) Lewis, Shane (LB - Pensacola, FL - 1986-88) Lieb, Lance (P - Montgomery, AL - 2001) Light, Mark (DB - Gardendale, AL - 1982) Lightfoot, Frank (WR - Montevallo, AL - 1972) Ligon, Bill (1979) Lincoln, Zack (DL - Bradenton, FL - 1982) Lindsey, Jim (1981) Lineberger, Tracy (TE - Ft. Walton, FL - 1988-91) Lineberger, Travis (RB - Ft. Walton, FL - 1986-89) Lister, Frank (DL - Sylacauga, AL - 1970) Little, George (LB - Eufala, AL - 1968-69) Lloyd, Franklin (DL - Lanett, AL - 2003-06) Lloyd, Joe (WR - Birmingham, AL - 1948) Lloyd, Robert (OL/DL - Monroeville, AL - 1962) Lloyd, Tommy (OL - Tuscaloosa, AL - 1970) Loch, Wendell (DL - Electic, AL - 1980) Logan, Jim (DB - Eutaw, AL - 1988-89) Logan, John (WR - Sampson, AL - 1952) Loggins, Gary (OL/DL - Dothan, AL - 1965-68) Logue, Delane (1972-75) Logue, Randy (LB/DL - Marietta, GA - 1973-77) Long, Billy (RB/DB - Brewton, AL - 1951-56) Lott, Howard (RB/DB - Verbena, AL - 1951) Lott, Larry (FB - Brownsville, TN - 1961) Louissaint, Junior (OL - Miami, FL - 2003-04)

Lowe, David (OL - Merritt Island, FL - 1974-75) Lowe, Reggie (DL - Phenix City, AL - 1994-97) Lowery, Stewart (LB - Marbury, AL - 1981-84) Lucas, Al (DL - Macon, GA - 1996-99) Lucas, Brandon (DB - Tuskegee, AL - 2009) Lucas, Chad (WR - Tuskegee, AL - 2000-01) Lucas, Chris (WR - Hazel Green, AL - 2006) Lucas, Kyle (DE - Holtville, AL - 2009) Lucas, Lenny (TE - Macon, GA - 1996-99) Lucas, Melvin (OL/DL - Lanett, AL - 1951) Lundy, Charles (DL - Milledgeville, GA - 1981-84) Lyons, Pratt (DL - Ft. Worth, TX - 1995-96)

M-M-M-M-M-M-M-M Mack, Elbert (DB - Wichita, KS – 2006-07) Maddox, Cecil (OL/DL - Abbeville, AL - 1956-57) Maddox, Jackie (RB/DB - Attalla, AL - 1961) Maddox, Johnny (OL - Clarksdale, MS - 1999-00) Maddox, Kacson (QB - Hamilton, GA - 2002) Maddox, Robert (DB - Langdale, AL - 1975-76) Maddox, Ronnie (DB - Marianna, FL - 1979) Madison, Carlos (QB - Atmore, AL - 1956) Mahone, Dwayne (OL - Goshen, AL - 1984-86) Mainor, Kenny (DE - Brunswick, GA - 2005-08) Mainor, Ronald (WR - Montgomery, AL - 1971) Malone, Alfred (DT - Frisco City, AL - 2004) Manning, Hurley (RB/DB - Milton- 1956,58-59) Manning, Kedric (DB - Eatonton, GA - 2008-09) Manuel, Mike (1972) Marable, Vernon (DL - Ashland, AL - 1997-2001) Marchman, Scott (DB - Fayettville, GA - 1978) Marcum, Zack (WR - London, KY – 2006-09) Marriott, Bubba (QB - Foley, AL - 1957-60) Marsh, Antjuan (DL - Bagdad, FL - 1989-92) Marsh, Lynn (LB - Winter Haven, FL - 1972-75) Marsh, Travis (OL/DL - Boaz, AL - 1959-61) Martin, Courtney (OL/DL - Port St. Joe, FL - 1962) Martin, Dan (RB - Chicago, IL - 1989-90) Martin, Sherrod (DB - Griffin, GA - 2004-05,07-08) Mason, Larry (RB - Bessemer, AL - 1981-83) Massey, Tipton (OL/DL - Brantley, AL - 1951) Mathew, Victor (WR - Decatur, AL - 1974) Mathews, Pat (DB - Montgomery, AL - 1976-79) Matthews, Danny (DB - Montgomery, AL - 1973) Matthews, Robert (DB - Tampa, FL - 1973-74) Maxey, Rick (LB - Ocoee, FL - 1974-77) Maxwell, Andrae (LB - Cottage Grove - 1991-94) Maxwell, Josh (LB - St. Mary’s, GA - 2004-07) Mayfield, Gerald (RB - Athens, AL - 1983) McAliley, Brent (OL - Niceville, FL - 1997-2000) McAliley, Greg (OL - Hartford, AL - 1971-72) McCain, Scooter (DB - Cottonwood, AL - 1990) McCall, Charles (WR/RB/DB - Opp, AL - 1948,52) McCarty, Mike (WR - Sumiton, AL - 2002) McClain, Antonio (DL - Enterprise, AL - 1995-98) McClain, Jimmy (LB - Enterprise, AL - 1998-2001) McClammy, Robert (WR - Brewton, AL - 1961) McCollough, Earl (RB/DB - Elba, AL - 1959) McCombs, David (RB - Ft. Walton, FL - 1989-92) McCord, Oliver (OL - Trenton, GA - 1999-2000) McCormick, Jay (OL - Gulfport, MS - 1970-71) McCoy, Gus (OL/DL - Abbeville, AL - 1964) McCoy, Tom (WR - Newton, MS - 1948) McCray, Willie (DL - Hopewell, VA - 1976-77) McCrory, Clint (OL - Panama City, FL- 1983-86) McCullough, David (OL - Lanett, AL - 1980) McDermott, Tom (DL - Bardonia, NY - 1990-91) McDonald, Austin (WR - Butler, AL - 1951,53) McDonald, Jack (RB/DB - Ft. Deposit - 1952-53) McDowell, D.T. (QB - Stone Mountain, GA - 2004) McDowell, David (LB - Asheville, NC – 2007,09) McDowell, Willie (WR - Eclectic, AL - 2008)

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McDuffie, Terry (LB - Samson, AL - 1968,70) McGhee, Bill (LB - Dozier, AL - 1978,79,80) McGill, Mike (DB - Alexander City, AL - 1970) McGilvray, Gary (OL - Banks, AL - 1979,80,81) McGraw, Mike (QB - Bessemer, AL - 1988,89) McGraw, Willie Joe (OL/DL - Trion, GA - 1956,57) McGriff, Jim (K - Winfield, AL - 1979) McKelvin, Leodis (DB - Waycross, GA - 2004-07) McKinnon, John (QB - Plantation, FL - 1980-83) McKissic, Bryant (DB – Phenix City – 2007-09) McKnight, James (K - Rockledge, FL - 1976) McLain, Ken (QB - Sylacauga, AL - 1970-73) McLain, Thomas (RB - Montgomery, AL - 1973) McLendon, Steve (DL - Ozark, AL - 2005-08) McNeil, Harry (OL/DL - Dothan, AL - 1948) McNutt, Wayne (LB - Haleyville, AL - 1969-70) McQueen, Dewayne (DL - Evergreen, AL - 2000) Meadows, Carl (QB - Cumming, GA - 2004-05) Medley, Don (QB - Bonifay, FL - 1959) Meise, Don (OL/DL - Salisbury, MD - 1952) Merkel, Steven (OL - Pensacola, FL - 2005-08) Merriott, Francis (QB - Foley, AL - 1958) Messaris, Buddy (QB - Montgomery, AL - 1968) Messick, O’Neal (RB/DB - Abbeville - 1956,58) Mewbourne, David (DB - Birmingham, AL - 1976) Michelfeider, James (RB/DB - Hanceville - 1966) Miggins, Martin (1994) Miller, Brent (DL - Iron City, GA - 1979) Miller, Jackie (OL/DL - Savannah, GA - 1950-53) Miller, Jeff (TE - Brewton, AL - 1990) Miller, Jermaine (DB - Louisville, MS - 2002,04) Miller, Mike (DB - Milton, FL - 2002) Miller, Richard (FB - Estanolle, GA - 1960) Miller, Rodney (LB - Pensacola, FL - 1975-78) Miller, Sean (DT - Brewton, AL - 1987) Miller, Willie (1983) Milliner, Lee (OL - Enterprise, AL - 2001-04) Mills, Greg (DL - Tallahassee, FL - 2001) Milner, Josh (P - Tallassee, AL - 2008) Mims, Doug (DB - Dothan, AL - 1987-89) Minor, Eddie (LB - Jacksonville, FL - 1969) Missilidine, Ted (RB/DB - Billingsley - 1956-58) Mitchell, Charles (OL/DL - Auburn, AL - 1948) Mitchell, John (RB - Columbiana, AL - 1978-79) Mitchell, Mario (DL - Opelika, AL - 1993-95) Mitchell, Quentin (RB - Williston, FL - 1995) Mitchell, Steve (OL - Warner Robins - 1977-79) Mitchell, TJ (RB - Ft. Lauderdale, FL - 2009) Mixon, Fred (RB - Clewiston, FL - 1980-83) Mizell, Eric (TE - Leaf, MS - 1990-91) Moffitt, Tommy (RB/DB - Henderson - 1966-68) Money, Hawley (OL/DL - Abbeville, AL - 1952,56) Monk, Bobby (OL - Atlanta, GA - 1969-70) Monroe, Myron (DB - Tuscaloosa, AL - 1998-99) Monroe, Phil (DB - Warner Robins, GA - 1979) Moody, Lee (DE - Mobile, AL - 1970-71) Moore, Adrian (TE - Oxford, AL - 1999-00,02-03) Moore, Bob (WR - Monroeville, AL - 1957) Moore, Danny (K - Dothan, AL - 1964-67) Moore, Deloise (DB - St. Martin, MS - 2001-02) Moore, Derrick (RB - Albany, GA - 1989-90) Moore, Michael (OL - Fayette, AL - 1999) Moore, Terence (DB - Columbus, GA - 2005-08) Moreland, Xavier (DB - Williamson - 2005-06, 08) Morgan, Andre (DB - Garland, TX - 2004-05) Morgan, Roy (WR - Phenix City, AL - 1948) Morgan, Thad (OL/DL - Enterprise, AL - 1958-59) Morris, Kerry (OL - Water Valley, MS - 1990-91) Morris, T.J. (LB - Geneva, AL - 1967-68) Morrison, Paul (OL - Live Oak, FL - 1979-81) Morrow, John (OL/DL - Elba, AL - 1951-52) Mosley, Doug (RB/DB - Montgomery, AL - 1965) Mote, Edgar (RB/DB - Albany, GA - 1959)

TROJANS HISTORY

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL TROJANS HISTORY

Moultry, Chris (TE - Brundidge, AL - 1990-91) Mount, Parker (DB - Mathews, AL - 1980) Muller, Bubba (DL - Pensacola, FL - 1981-84) Munson, Joe (TE - Chico, CA - 2003-04) Murchinson, Bobby (OL/DL - Eclectic - 1959-60) Murdock, Kelvin (WR - Tampa, FL - 1978-81) Murphy, Bob (1969-70) Murry, Stacy (DL - Thomasville, GA - 1994-97) Myers, Jody (QB - Auburndale, FL - 1981) Myrick, Tony (DB - Greenville, AL - 1971-74)

N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-N Napert, David (DL - Cocoa, FL - 1979-82) Nation, Jim (OL/DL - Birmingham, AL - 1966) Navarro, Jim (OL/DL - Nashville, GA - 1965) Nelson, James (OL/DL - Elba, AL - 1956) Nelson, Joe (1998) Nelson, Larry (QB - Mobile, AL - 1975) Newland, Nate (OL - Frankfort, KY - 2009) Newman, Gabe (DB - Abbeville, AL - 2009) Newston, Jeff (QB - Pace, FL - 1983) Newton, Earl (OL/DL - Greenville, AL - 1959-60) Newton, Joe (RB/DB - Arcadia, FL - 1961) Newton, Larry (QB - Ft. Lauderdale, FL - 1982-83) Newton, Larry (RB/DB - Greenville, AL - 1958-59) Newton, Sterling (OL/DL - Greenville - 1958-59) Nichols, Dave (OL/DL - Chattahoochie, FL - 1951) Ninas, Rusty (LB - Columbus, GA - 1966-69) Nix, Paul (RB/DB - Bainbridge, GA - 1962-65) Nolin, Nathan (LB – Graceville, FL – 2007-09) Norman, Gene (RB/DB - Luverne, AL - 1948) Nutter, Brock (QB - Hoover, AL - 1998-2001) Nwankwo, Chigozie (DT - Miramar, FL - 2008)

O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O Oates, Neal Jr. (DB/LB - Florala, AL - 2000-03) O’Brien, Daniel (WR - Spartanburg, SC - 2000-01) Odenheimer, Robert (RB/DB - Ridgefield - 1951) Odom, Charles (LB - Dothan, AL - 1972-73) Odom, Kris (OL - Antioch, AL - 1992-95) Odom, Steve (OL - Andalusia, AL - 1975) Okosa, Emeka (DL - West Orange – 2005-08) Olds, Mark (FB - Louisville, AL - 1987) Olds, Sean (1986) Olmsted, Thomas (P/K - Lake City, FL - 2002-05) O’Mara, Pat (DL - Marietta, GA - 1980-83) Orr, Daniel (DT - Eufaula, AL - 2008) O’Toole, Danny (QB - Birmingham, AL - 1983-86) Overton, Larue (P - Lanett, AL - 1976-77) Owen, Allen (DB - Columbus, GA - 1970) Owens, Bobby (DL - Ocala, FL - 1973-77) Owens, Fred (DL - Winter Garden, FL - 1968-70) Owens, Gene (WR - Ozark, AL - 1948) Owens, Ronnie (RB - Rogersville, AL - 1972-73) Owens, Sammy (WR - Blakely, GA - 1959-62) Owes, Barron (LB - Mobile, AL - 1992-93)

P-P-P-P-P-P-P-P-P Pace, John (RB/DB - Auburn, AL - 1948) Page, Tommy (OL/DL - Bay Minette, AL - 1948) Painschab, Rich (1981) Palmer, Mack (RB/DB - Midland City - 1957-58) Palmer, Pat (DL - Cantonment, FL - 1988-89) Parker, Dantavious (QB - Miami, FL - 2008-09) Parker, Kevin (QB - Wedowee, AL - 1982) Parker, Phillip (DB - Midland City, AL - 1973-76) Parker, Sean (WR - Milton, FL - 1995-96) Parks, Anthony (DB - Montgomery, AL - 1982-85) Parnell, Mitch (LB - Prattville, AL - 1985-88) Parnell, Scott (Prattville, AL - 1988-91)

Parris, Doug (DB - Clewiston, FL - 1986-88) Paschal, Charlie (RB - Ocilla, GA - 1975) Passmore, Neil (RB/DB - Decatur, GA - 1960) Pate, Shayne (OL - Reform, AL - 1992-94) Patrick, John Mark (LB – Jay, FL – 2007-08) Patterson, Allen (RB- Auburn, AL - 1974-75) Patterson, Robert (DB - Melbourne - 1971,75-76) Patton, Mike (LB - Andalusia, AL - 1991-93) Paul, David (WR - Tavares, FL - 1960) Paul, Oliver (OL/DL - Dothan, AL - 1951-53) Paulk, Bobby (RB/DB - Crawfordville, FL - 1957) Paulk, Mahlon (RB/DB - Ramer, AL - 1951-53) Payne, Dale (OL - Robards, KY - 1991-94) Payne, Jimbo (RB - Skipperville, AL - 1984-87) Payton, Felton (WR - Ft. Walton Beach, FL - 2009) Peacock, Winton (RB/OL - Eastman - 1963-64) Peavy, Jack (OL - Foxboro, MA - 1984-85) Peeples, Terry (CB - Forrest Park, GA - 1971-72) Pelham, Jack (OL/DL - Panama City, FL - 1952) Pelham, Wilbur (RB/DB - Graceville, FL - 1952) Pelham, Wilmer (RB/DB - Columbus, GA - 1959) Pendergrass, Derick (DB - Manning - 2005-07) Pennington, Robert (RB - Birmingham - 1978-80) Perdue, Jack (QB - Columbus, GA - 1952) Perez, Sergio (DB - Mayo, FL - 2009) Perkins, James (WR - Eufaula, AL - 1948) Perkins, Jim (WR - Montgomery, AL - 1970-71) Perry, Stuart (RB - Buena Vista, GA - 1978) Peters, Jon (QB - Albertville, AL - 1996-98) Peterson, Brian (OL - Santa Rosa, FL - 1997-98) Peterson, Tyrone (DB - Montgomery - 1996-98) Phillips, Bobby (OL/DL/FB - Adel, GA - 1956-58) Phillips, Cedric (TE - Roanoke, AL - 2000-03) Phillips, Clark (OL - Bristol, TN - 1997-98) Phillips, Eddie (OL - Tallassee, AL - 1976-78) Phillips, Jerome (QB - Georgiana, AL - 1994-96) Phillips, KeJuan (DB - Waycross, GA - 2008) Phillips, Tom (OL/DL - Cottonwood, AL - 1952) Phillips, Wayne (QB - Corner, AL - 1961-62) Philport, Larry (RB - Fairfax, AL - 1970) Philpott, Gary (OL - Fairfax, AL - 1974-75) Philyaw, David (DB - Atlanta, GA - 1999-2002) Philyaw, Mareno (WR - Atlanta, GA - 1996-99) Pickett, Charles (DL - Jacksonville, FL - 1973-76) Pickett, Sam (DL - Enterprise, AL - 1973-76) Pimenta, Gerrick (LB - Brandon, FL - 1985-88) Pitchford, Blaine (LT - Dothan, AL - 1991) Pittman, Bo (LB - New Brockton, AL - 1989-92) Pittman, Johnny (FB - Brunswick, GA - 1964-65) Pittman, Julius (WR - Troy, AL - 1987-90) Pittman, Marcus (DL - Broadway, NC – 2006-07) Pleas, Clint (RB - Tallahassee, FL - 1982) Plummer, Lindsey (WR - Miami, FL - 1971-74) Poe, Ryan (OL - Tuscaloosa, AL - 1987-89) Polite, Eric (WR - Winder, GA - 1992-95) Polk, Jason (LB - Fayetteville, GA - 1989) Pollard, Andre (WR - Montgomery, AL - 1982) Postell, Eric (DL - Adel, GA - 1990-91) Potter, Wesley (OL – Bellevue, WA – 2007-08) Powe, Ernest (QB - Mobile, AL - 1979-80) Powell, Butch (LB - Troy, AL - 1970) Powell, Byron (DL - Blakely, GA - 1992-94) Powell, Horace (RB/DB - Enterprise, AL - 1951) Powell, Millard (RB/DB - Samson, AL - 1962) Powell, Roland (WR - Elba, AL - 1956) Powell, Sonny (QB - Bay Minette, AL - 1957) Prestwood, Eugene (RB/DB - Brewton, AL - 1951) Price, Stewart (HB - Troy, AL - 1972) Pruitt, Josh (TE - Ellsworth, KS - 2005-06) Puccio, Phil (WR - Eufaula, AL - 1991-94) Pugh, Bernard (DL - Grove Hill, AL - 1980-81) Pyle, Edward (OL/DL - Birmingham, AL - 1951-53)

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Q-Q-Q-Q-Q-Q-Q-Q-Q Quass, Oliver (K - Beaufort, SC - 1992-95) Queen, Sonny (RB/DB - Montgomery, AL - 1948) Quinn, Marlon (DL - Etiwanda, CA - 2008) Quinn, Mike (P - Birmingham, AL - 1977-80) Quinney, David (TE - Eufaula, AL - 1977)

R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R Raab, Anthony (LB - Prichard, AL - 1997-99) Raburn, John (DB - Tampa, FL - 1971-74) Ragan, Ronnie (RB/DB - Madison, FL - 1967) Ragin, Jackie (OL/DL - Montezuma, GA - 1965) Ragle, Bill (RB - Roanoke, AL - 1968-71) Railey, Ralph (OL/DL - Troy, AL - 1952) Raines, Bernice (QB - Ft. Walton, FL - 1952) Rainey, Lionel (LB - Greenville, AL - 1969-70) Ramsey, Ben (TE - Scott City, KS - 2005) Randa, Jeff (K - Foley, AL - 1996-97) Randall, Lonnie (DL - Ozark, AL - 1992-94) Ransaw, Michael (QB - Ft. Lauderdale, FL - 1990) Raulerson, Gordon (OL - Patterson, GA - 1964-65) Ray, Allen (OL - Montgomery, AL - 1990-93) Ray, Jake (OL/DL - Wetumpka, AL - 1948) Ray, Matt (QB - Quincy, CA - 2002) Redd, Mickey (QB - Enterprise, AL - 1966) Reddoch, Tim (OL/DL - Troy, AL - 1951) Reed, Larry (DL - Jacksonville, FL - 1980) Reed, Rayshun (DB - Phenix City, AL - 1999-03) Reese, Steve (LB - Damascus, GA - 1978-81) Reeves, Chip (WR - Stone Mountain - 2008-09) Reeves, Jerry (RB/DB - Americus, GA - 1961-64) Reeves, Joe (DB - Adel, GA - 1983) Register, Johnny (LB - Geneva, AL - 1974) Reid, David (OL/DL - Phenix City, AL - 1952) Reid, Jim (K - Tallahassee, FL - 1973) Reinhardt, John (RB/DB - Decatur, GA - 1960) Reinhardt, Mike (WR - Birmingham, AL - 1964) Renfroe, Dewey (RB/DB - Montgomery, AL - 1948) Rentz, Aubrey (RB/DB - Blakely, GA - 1956-58) Reynolds, James (K - Union Springs, AL - 1974) Rice, Joe (WR - Dothan, AL - 1965) Richards, Jerry (DL - Troy, AL - 1981) Richardson, Calvin (DL - Monroeville - 1976-78) Richardson, Jermaine (RB - Pensacola - 2002-05) Richardson, Marcus (DB - Pensacola - 2004-07) Richardson, Mike (DL - Rockledge, FL - 1978-81) Richardson, Terry (WR - Donaldsonville - 1957) Richardson, Zach (DB - Alabaster, AL - 2009) Richburg, Bubba (TE - Troy, AL - 1991) Rickard, William (OL/DL - Sharon, PA - 1959) Ridgeway, Roger (P - Pass Christian, MS - 2001) Rigdon, Charles (DB - Ft. Walton, FL - 1977-79) Riley, Chuck (QB - Abbeville, AL - 1971) Riley, Leonard (OL/DL - Ozark, AL - 1948) Riley, Nic (OL – Warner Robins, GA – 2007-08) Rivers, Ed (DB - Naples, FL - 1975) Roberson, Vance (OL - Gadsden, AL - 1976-78) Roberts, Cleve (OL - Buhler, KS - 1997-98) Roberts, R.J. (LB – Enterprise, AL – 2007,09) Robinson, Corey (QB - Paducah, KY - 2009) Robinson, Drew (LS - Opelika, AL - 2008-09) Robinson, Mike (DB - Fairfield, AL - 2009) Robinson, Ray (WR - Carrollton, GA - 1948) Robinson, Rubin (OL/DL - Birmingham - 1951-53) Robinson, Tommie (DB - Phenix City - 1982-85) Robinson, Zsan (WR - Rockledge, FL - 2003) Rodgers, Tony (LB - Montgomery, AL - 1972) Roe, Brent (TE - Pine Hill, AL - 1984-87) Rogers, Ben (OL/DL - Bainbridge, GA - 1956-59) Rogers, David (RB - Milledgeville, GA - 1970)

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL Rogers, Mike (OL - Opp, AL - 1981-84) Rogers, Russ (LB - Milton, FL - 1989-92) Rohrbaugh, Eddie (QB - Fairburn, GA - 1976-79) Roland, J.B. (OL/DL/QB - Colquitt, GA - 1952-57) Roney, Lafayette (OL/DL - Newville, AL - 1951,53) Rooker, Charles (OL/DL - Pensacola, FL - 1959) Rooks, Frank (RB/DB - Marianna, FL - 1957) Rooks, Mack (RB/DB - Marianna, FL - 1948) Ross, Bobby (WR - Tallassee, AL - 1952-53,58) Ross, Willard (DB - Hollandale, MS - 2009) Rotunda, Windham (OL - Brooksville, FL - 2008) Roundtree, Bert (RB/DB - Adel, GA - 1962-63) Roussell, Rashad (DL - Boutte, LA - 2008-09) Rowe, Luke (TE - Eclectic, AL - 2009) Rowell, Jeremy (QB - Crestview, FL - 1992-95) Rowland, Mitch (OL - Headland, AL - 1983) Rumph, Garry (DT - Troy, AL - 1984-87) Russell, Adam (QB - Dora, AL - 1996-97) Russell, Bill (OL/DL - Hartford, AL - 1966-69) Russell, Cliff (OL/DL - Montgomery, AL - 1960) Russell, Josh (QB - Sumiton, AL - 2002-03) Russell, Larry (RB - Decatur, AL - 1974-75) Rutledge, Toris (WR - Reddick, FL - 2002-06) Ryles, Robert (OL - Grady, AL - 1972)

S-S-S-S-S-S-S-S-S Sadler, Frank (RB/DB - Albany, GA - 1956-59) Sadler, Mike (OL - Jacksonville, FL - 1968-69) Salter, Gary (DE - Warner Robins, GA - 1972) Samples, Jason (WR - Swainsboro, GA - 2001-04) Samuels, Tyler (TE - Sarasota, FL - 2009) Sanders, Arthur (OL/DL - Phenix City, AL - 1956) Sanders, Billy (OL/DL - Cochran, AL - 1962) Sanders, Johnny (OL/DL - Phenix City - 1956-59) Sanders, Mark (QB - Meridian, MS - 1981) Sanders, Ovid (OL/DL - Dozier, AL - 1951) Sanders, Patrick (WR - Atlanta, GA - 1962) Sanders, Ralph (DL - Columbus, GA - 1973-76) Sanders, Tim (WR - Birmingham, AL - 1974-77) Sandusky, Clarence (OL/DL - Montgomery - 1951) Sanford, Billy (RB/DB - Bessemer, AL - 1948) Sasser, Lance (WR - Pensacola, FL - 1989-92) Sauls, Drew (WR - Callihan, FL - 1982) Sayler, Steve (OL - Dothan, AL - 1974-76) Schatz, Jeremy (P - Birmingham, AL - 2001) Scott, Harold (FB - LaGrange, GA - 1957) Scott, Herman (WR - Prattville, AL - 1948) Scruggs, Randall (OL/DL - Excel, AL - 1965) Searcy, Ken (TE - Troy, AL - 1982) Searcy, James (DE - Newnan, GA - 2008-09) Searcy, Shelby (RB/DB - Andalusia, AL - 1948) Sears, Corey (LB - Montgomery, AL - 1999-2001) Seay, Virgil (WR - Moultrie, GA - 1978-79) Seder, Steve (OL - Tampa, FL - 1979) Sellers, Ennis (OL/DL - Georgiana, AL - 1948) Sellers, Ray (OL - Baxley, GA - 1971-72) Sellers, Sam (DB – Troy, AL – 2007-09) Sexton, Gerald (DL - Ft. Deposit, AL - 1980) Shamburger, Cliff (DB - Jasper, AL - 1993-96) Shannon, Don (QB - Montgomery, AL - 1952) Shaughnessy, Leonard (OL - Dothan - 1995-98) Sheats, Charles (OL - Athens, GA - 1992-95) Sheffield, Cameron (DE - Portal, GA – 2006-09) Sheffield, Daniel (DB - Ashburn, GA - 2008-09) Sheilds, Charles (OL/DL - St. Marks, FL - 1956) Shelley, Ronnie (DB - Headland, AL - 1966-69) Shepard, Keith (QB - Chancey, GA - 1969) Shepphard, Raymond (RB/DB - Columbus - 1951) Sherfield, Thomas (LB - Tuscaloosa - 1993-95) Sherman, Mike (OL - Montgomery, AL - 1974-75) Sherman, Tim (OL - Montgomery, AL - 1971-72) Sherrill, Mike (TE - Pensacola, FL - 1983-85)

Shields, Chuck (OL/DL - St. Marks, FL - 1957) Shine, Glen (WR - Montgomery, AL - 1964) Shipman, Demetric (DB - Lagrange - 1993-96) Shirley, Ryan (QB - Gordo, AL - 1999-00) Shiver, Paul (1981) Shlegel, Mike (QB - Buffalo, NY - 1972) Shuler, Tom (OL - Tallahassee, FL - 1972-74) Shuttlesworth, Randy (QB - Warner Robins - 1978) Silvoy, Austin (WR- St. Augustine, FL – 2007-09) Simmons, Carl (DB - Lineville, AL - 1999-2001) Simmons, Curtis (DL - Albany, GA - 1974-75) Simmons, Gary (DL/TE - Thomasville - 1990-92) Simmons, Harold (OL/DL - Brandon, FL - 1964) Simmons, Kelvin (QB - Mobile, AL - 1991-93) Simms, Steve (LB - Columbus, GA - 1975) Sims, Brad (RB - Montgomery, AL - 1984-86) Singleton, Rodney (DB - Montgomery - 1988-91) Sites, Buddy (WR - Blakely, GA - 1956-57) Skipper, Heyward (WR - Baxley, GA - 1999-02) Skole, Scott (DB - Roswell, GA - 1980) Sliger, Dwight (DB - Melbourne, FL - 1971-72) Sloan, Eric (DB - Atlanta, GA - 1997-99) Small, Dion (OL- Americus, GA – 2007-08) Small, Ronnie (DB - Greenville, AL - 1983) Smeltzer, Karl (LB - Jacksonville, FL - 1988-90) Smeltzer, Kurt (DL - Jacksonville, FL - 1983-86) Smith, Bennie (TE - Gainesville, FL - 1982-83) Smith, Billy (LB - Mobile, AL - 1969-72) Smith, Boo (LB - Raleigh, NC - 2003-06) Smith, Carl (WR - Gainesville, FL - 1980-83) Smith, Don (RB/DB - Brewton, AL - 1952) Smith, Ferrell (FB - Elba, AL - 1965) Smith, Greg (DL - Jacksonville, FL - 1978) Smith, Jamaal (WR - Hapeville, GA - 2002-04) Smith, Jack (LB - Ocilla, GA - 1969-70) Smith, Jack (WR - Athens, AL - 1992) Smith, James (OL/DL - Fort Walton, FL - 1960) Smith, Kyle (OL - Donaldsonville, GA - 2002) Smith, Terrell (LB - Barnesville, GA - 1996-99) Smith, Wayne (WR - Springfield, GA - 1963) Smith, Willie (LB - Brewton, AL - 1993-96) Smoke, Charles (WR - Mobile, AL - 1974-77) Snead, Les (OL - Eufaula, AL - 1989-91) Solley, Malcolm (FB - Prattville, AL - 1960) Southward, Shawn (RB - Florence, AL - 2009) Sowell, Jeff (DL/LB - Tallahassee, FL - 1982-84) Spann, Bobby (QB - Montgomery, AL - 1956-57) Sparks, Andy (DB - Eufaula, AL - 1982-83) Spear, James (OL/DL - Lanett, AL - 1948) Spear, Paul (RB - Andalusia, AL - 1975) Spear, William (QB - Lopin, AL - 1973) Speed, Bryant (DB - Selma, AL - 1980) Spencer, Billy Ray (RB/DB - Birmingham - 1951) Spencer, Harris (DB - Mobile, AL - 1977-80) Sperli, Tommy (WR - Merritt Island, FL - 1975) Spillers, Gary (LB - Milledgeville, GA - 1969-70) Spradley, Steve (OL/DL - Lake City, FL - 1963-64) Sprayberry, Tommy (OL/DL - Trion, GA - 1951) Spriggs, Marcus (DL - Washington, DC - 1996-98) Stabile, Dan (RB/DB - Sharpsville, PA - 1961) Stabler, Rick (LB - Dothan, AL - 1975) Stacey, Carol (OL/DL - Excel, AL - 1956) Stanfield, Chris (FB - Prattville, FL - 2005) Stanley, Daniel (WR - Eclectic, AL - 2009) Stansberry, Jay (OL - Bremen, GA - 2009) Staple, Keith (LB - Jonesboro, GA - 2002-03) Steiner, Kevin (DL - Pensacola, FL - 1978) Stekes, Roy (FB - Brewton, AL - 1952) Stennis, Carlos (DL - Meridian, MS - 2000-01) Stephens, John (OL/DL - Savannah - 1961-65) Stephens, Mickey (OL/DL - Crestview, FL - 1962) Stephens, Ray (OL/DL - Tucker, GA - 1964-65) Stephens, Roger (WR - LaGrange, GA - 1960-62)

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Stevens, Brad (QB - New Orleans, LA - 1991-93) Stevens, Craig (OL - Palatka, FL - 1981-84) Stewart, Bryant (WR - Elgin, SC - 2003) Stewart, Greg (DL - Decatur, AL - 1984-87) Stidham, Matt (TE - Blountsville, AL - 2008-09) Stiles, Ron (OL/DL - Fort Walton, FL - 1962) Stinson, Jerry (OL/DL - Geneva, AL - 1957) Stone, Matt (K- Atlanta, GA - 1991-92) Stone, William (RB/DB - Russellville, AL - 1961) Storey, Mark (OL - Jack, AL - 1985-88) Stoudmire, Jackie (DL - Elba, AL - 1992-95) Stovall, Paul (DB - Atlanta, GA - 1979-80) Strickland, Coy (MG - Abbeville, AL - 1977) Strickland, Ken (OL - Ocala, FL - 1975) Stringer, Maurice (WR - Opelika, AL - 1993-96) Stringfellow, Steve (LB - Pascagoula - 1978-81) Stringer, Tommy (QB - Highland Home, AL - 1957) Striplin, Jimmy (RB/DB - Enterprise, AL - 1951) Stroh, Gerald (DL - Montgomery, AL - 1978) Strong, Keith (DB - Goodwater, AL - 1991-92) Stuckey, Shawn (LB - Daleville, AL - 1996-97) Suggs, Brandon (DT, Russellville, AL - 2005) Sullivan, Cedric (DE - Houston, TX - 2003-04) Sullivan, Guy (RB/DB/QB - Ft. Deposit - 1951-53) Sullivan, James (OL/DL - Hartford, AL - 1948) Sullivan, Jerome (WR - Gordo, AL - 1966) Sullivan, John (LB - Winder, GA - 1975-76) Sullivan, Phil (OL/DL - Rincon, GA - 1963) Sullivan, Willie (LB - Theodore, AL - 1982-84) Sumbry, Octavious (DB - Phenix City, AL - 2004) Summerall, David (DL - Vero Beach, FL - 1987-89) Summers, Steve (QB - Paris, TN - 1987-90) Summers, Tank (RB - Lanett, AL - 1977-80) Suttle, Ted (TE/DL - Foley, AL - 1975-78) Swafford, Andy (WR - Gadsden, AL - 1995-97) Swain, Johnny (DB - Brewton, AL - 1990-93) Swartz, Dean (OL - Vero Beach, FL - 1975) Swindall, Zach (OL - Troy, AL - 2008-09)

T-T-T-T-T-T-T-T-T Tabb, Tom (WR - Colquitt, GA - 1952-53) Tagovailoa, Junior (DT - Eva Beach, HI - 2005-07) Talley, David (OL - Warner Robins, GA - 1977-80) Tarver, Larry (OL - Atlanta, GA - 1974) Tate, Gerald (WR - Venice, FL – 2006-08) Tatum, Jim (DL - Montgomery, AL - 1971) Tatum, Johnny (RB/DB - Montgomery - 1964-65) Taylor, Charles (RB - Vidalia, GA - 1972) Taylor, DJ (RB - Fairhope, AL - 2008-09) Taylor, Doug (TE/LB - Columbus, GA - 1967-70) Taylor, Ford (RB/DB - Troy, AL - 1948) Taylor, Freddie (RB - Ozark, AL - 1985-89) Taylor, Michael (K - Pensacola, FL - 2008-09) Teal, Martin (WR/LB - St. Petersburg - 2003-06) Teart, Shermane (DL - Orlando, FL - 2009) Tease, Chris (DB - Florence, AL - 1982) Teel, Danny (WR - Pensacola, FL - 1965) Teel, Lester (LB - Auburn, AL - 1974-76) Tellis, Henry (OL - Montgomery, AL - 2001-04) Terrell, Julius (DB - Gadsden, AL - 1995-98) Terry, Alonzo (TE - Sylvester, GA - 1980-81) Terry, Ernie (RB - Daleville, AL - 1982-85) Terry, Mykeal (WR - Fullerton, CA – 2006-08) Thomas, Charles (OL - Forest Park, GA - 1997-00) Thomas, Eric (DL - Atlanta, GA - 2000,02-04) Thomas, Derrick (LS – Elba, AL – 2007-08) Thomas, Freddie (DB - Montgomery - 1984-87) Thomas, Gabriel (LB - Montgomery, AL - 1980-82) Thomas, Jacoby (LB - Mobile, AL - 2008-09) Thomas, James (OL/DL - Highland Home - 1959-60)

Thomas, Steve (LB - Americus, GA - 1975) Thomas, Tres (WR - Orlando, FL - 1972)

TROJANS HISTORY

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL TROJANS HISTORY

Thomas, Trinidy (LB - Panama City, FL - 2005-08) Thomas, Wayne (RB - Dothan, AL - 1998-00) Thomason, Troy (OL - St. Petersburg, FL - 1980) Thompson, Angelo (RB - Bessemer, AL - 1982) Thompson, Antonio (DB - Apopka, FL - 1997-00) Thompson, Dwayne (RB - Columbus - 1981-83) Thompson, Glenn (TE - Enterprise, AL - 1973-74) Thompson, Glynn (OL/DL - Ocilla, GA - 1967-68) Thompson, Johnny (LB - Valley, AL - 2009) Till, C.B. (OL/DL - Montgomery, AL - 1952) Tinley, Lawton (RB - Waynesboro, GA - 1970) Todd, Shawn (DE - Crestview, FL - 2004-07) Tolar, Manley (DL - Ashford, AL - 1983) Tomlin, Jonathan (TE/RB - Auburn, AL - 1999-02) Tompkins, Jimmy (OL/DL - Brantley, AL - 1958-61) Toole, Stanford (WR - DeFuniak Springs - 1948) Townes, Wayne (RB - East Point, GA - 1980) Tramble, David (DE - Atlanta, GA - 2002-05) Trammell, Jerry (QB - Centre, AL - 1959-60) Travis, Jerald (DL - Pensacola, FL - 1985-88) Trolinger, Benny (RB/DB - Cairo, GA - 1956) Truax, Jesse (WR - Gulfport, MS - 1971-72) Truitt, Phillip (DE - Florence, AL - 1972-73) Trussell, Billy (RB/DB - Tallassee, AL - 1948) Tucker, Bennet (OL/DL - Opp, AL - 1952-53) Tucker, Steve (LB - Jacksonville, AL - 1980) Tucker, Tim (LB - Enterprise, AL - 1975-78) Tullis, Ronnie (LB - Headland, AL - 1980-81) Tullis, Willie (QB - Headland, AL - 1978-80) Turk, Mike (QB - Montgomery, AL - 1984-87) Turner, Fred (WR - Montgomery, AL - 2005-08) Turner, Louis (RB/DB - Phenix City, AL - 1956) Turner, Rodell (RB - Melbourne, FL - 1975) Tynes, Lawrence (K - Milton, FL - 1997-2000) Tyra, Bobby (LB - Ft. Mitchell, AL - 1970-72) Tyra, Chris (DE - Ft. Mitchell, AL - 1970-72)

U-U-U-U-U-U-U-U-U Ueberroth, Randy (LB - Milton, FL - 1995-98) Ulm, Jerry (LB - Tampa, FL - 1973) Umenyiora, Osi (DL - Auburn, AL - 1999-02) Underwood, Randy (DE - Jasper, AL - 2006) Upshaw, Breck (WR - Columbus, GA - 1978-81)

V-V-V-V-V-V-V-V-V Valcin, Barry (DB - Port Arthur, TX - 2009) Van Wie, Don (K - Gainesville, FL - 1981-83) Vance, Donnie (QB - Adel, GA - 1970) Vance, Ernest (WR - Sparks, GA - 1960) Vann, Brent (WR - Dothan, AL - 1978) Varvil, Terry (OL - Brandon, FL - 1993-96) Vaughn, Robert (DL - Griffin, GA - 1981-82) Vaughn, Warren (QB - Morrow, GA - 1966) Venisee, Thomie (WR - Albany, GA - 1999-2001) Vera, Adrian (P – Conroe, Texas – 2007) Vice, W.D. (OL/DL - Frisco City, AL - 1961) Vickers, Vic (OL - Jacksonville, FL - 1968) Vines, Stewart (C - Birmingham, AL - 1987-88)

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Wade, Dick (WR - Valley Head, AL - 1951) Wade, Walter (WR - Opa Locka, FL - 1997-2000) Wagner, Kenny (DE - Pembroke Pines - 1986-88) Waites, Sherrod (WR - Wetumpka, AL - 1961) Waldrop, Ben (LB - Pensacola, FL - 2001) Walker, Duwan (DB - Cairo, GA - 1992-95) Walker, George (QB - Ozark, AL - 1952) Walker, Jimmy (OL/DL - Fairhope, AL - 1964-65) Walker, Rod (DL - Milton, FL - 1995-98) Walker, Sullivan (RB - Montgomery, AL - 1975-77)

Wallace, Jessie (LB/DL - Mobile, AL - 1977-80) Walls, Greg (DB/RB - Ft. Walton, FL - 1982-85) Walls, Lee (OL - Valley, AL - 1999-2002) Ward, Adarryll (WR - Mobile, AL - 1993-95) Ward, Donnie (OL/DL - Columbus, GA - 1952) Ward, Jim (LB - Ft. Walton Beach, FL - 1989-92) Ward, Kenneth (OL/DL - Florala, AL - 1958-60) Ward, Randal (DL - Dadeville, AL - 1973-74) Ward, Theory (DL - Eastman, GA - 1981) Ware, Demarcus (DL - Auburn, AL - 2001-04) Ware, Eric (DL - Alexander City, AL - 1991-92) Warren, Harry (DB - Dothan, AL - 1974-75) Wasden, Tommy (QB - Selma, AL - 1985-87) Washington, Derrick (RB - Selma, AL - 1993-95) Washington, Larry (LB - Ocilla, GA - 1977-80) Watkins, Bruce (OL/DL - St. Cloud, FL - 1964-65) Watson, Dale (LB - Panama City, FL - 1993-96) Watson, Earl (OL/DL - Eufaula, AL - 1956) Watson, Terry (OL/DL - Eufaula, AL - 1966) Watts, Darryl (DB - Selma, AL - 2005-07) Watts, Frank (RB/DB - Jasper, AL - 1966) Weary, Fred (DL - Montgomery, AL - 1974-77) Weathington, Larry (OL/DL - Mableton - 1965) Weaver, Jerry (QB - Cedartown, GA - 1958) Webb, James (OL/DL - Dawson, GA - 1963) Webb, Steve (FB - Clearwater, FL - 1973) Webb, Vaughn (WR - Warm Springs, GA - 1960) Weber, Karl (P - Long View, WA - 1983) Weiss, Alan (QB - Mobile, AL - 1982) Welch, Jerrald (DL - Grove Hill, AL - 1980-81) Wells, Devon (RB - Panama City, FL - 2001) Wells, Leon (DB - Sylacauga, AL - 1974) Wells, Matthew (OL - Highland Home - 1997-98) Wheeler, Leonard (CB - Toccoa, GA - 1991) Wheeler, Wilson (QB - Waycross, GA - 1961-62) Whibbs, Greg (K - Pensacola, FL - 2004-07) Whigham, Greg (1974) Whingther, Joel (RB - Augusta, GA - 2003-05) White, Andrew (RB/DB - Blakely, GA - 1966,68) White, Bobby (WR - Cuthbert, GA - 1956) White, Clarence (DL - Mobile, AL - 1982-83) White, Freeman (DB - Birmingham, AL - 2000-04) White, Roy (LB - Mobile, AL - 1975) Whitehurst, Wendel (OL - Bonifay, FL - 1979) Whitman, Whitey (OL/DL - Phenix City - 1956-57) Wilborn, Kyle (OL - Newnan, GA - 2009) Wiley, Marvin (WR - Donaldsonville, GA - 1956-57) Wilkes, Corey (QB - Jasper, AL - 2009) Wilkes, Guy (WR - Eufaula, AL - 1948) Wilkes, Randy (OL - Goshen, AL - 1987-88) Wilkinson, Sherman (DB - Enterprise - 1977-80) Williams, Aaron (DL - McIntosh, AL - 2009) Williams, Anthony (WR - Tampa, AL - 2009) Williams, Bart (OL - Birmingham, AL - 1982-84) Williams, Bubba (DL - Jacksonville, AL - 1976-79) Williams, Callarious (WR - Quincy, FL - 1996-99) Williams, Charles (RB/DB - Sylacauga, AL - 1951) Williams, Charles (OL/RB - Georgiana - 1951-58) Williams, Chris (TE - St. Cloud, FL - 1990-93) Williams, Cornelius (WR - Hoover, AL – 2006-09) Williams, Damion (LB - Camilla, GA - 1995-98) Williams, Darius (WR - Blakely, GA - 2005) Williams, Darryl (DL - Mobile, AL - 1982-85) Williams, Davern (DL - Montgomery - 2000-02) Williams, Eddie (DB - Huntsville, AL - 1978-79) Williams, Garry (WR - Linden, AL - 2009) Williams, Gordon (LB - Miami, FL - 1999-2002) Williams, Harold (LB - Jacksonville, FL - 1976-78) Williams, J.A. (FB - Millport, AL - 1966-69) Williams, James (WR - LaGrange, GA - 1960-61) Williams, Jeff (OL - Shannon, GA - 1979) Williams, John (DL - Tampa, FL - 1971) Williams, Keith (OL - Ozark, AL - 1992-95)

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Williams, Mike (WR - Dothan, AL - 1968-69) Williams, Mike (RB/WR - Greenville, AL - 1972-76) Williams, Mike (WR - Bartow, FL - 1981) Williams, Sam (RB/DB - Eufaula, AL - 1951) Williams, Steve (K/P - Holt, AL - 1973-74) Williams, Tate (TE - Camilla, GA - 1980) Williams, Tavares (DB - Gainesville – 2005,2007-08)

Williamson, Vance (OL - Honorville, AL - 1980) Williford, Bobby (FB - Greenville, AL - 1957) Willis, Bryan (DB - Columbus, GA - 2009) Wills, Mike (QB - Quitman, GA - 1975) Wilson, Gary (WR - Cumming, GA - 1979-80) Wilson, John (OL - Gainesville, GA - 1970) Wilson, Ric (OL - Florence, AL - 1973) Wingard, Dale (WE - Grady, AL - 1972) Winslett, Wade (DL - Ft. Walton Beach, FL - 1974) Winston, Rod (LB - Columbus, GA - 2008-09) Wood, Mack (RB/DB - Greenville, AL - 1957-58) Woods, Bear (QB - MacClenny, FL – 2005,07-09) Woodall, Steve (OL/DL - Villa Rica, GA - 1966) Woodham, Bill (RB/DB - Dothan, AL - 1957) Woodling, Charles (OL - Montgomery, AL - 1980) Wooten, Clayton (WR - Jay, FL - 1960-63) Wooten, Odis (WR - Milton, FL - 1964) Worrell, Reginald (WR - Elba, AL - 1951) Wright, Andrew (DL - Bainbridge, GA - 1985-87) Wright, Erick (DB - Demopolis, AL - 2003-04) Wright, Greg (LB/DL - Columbus, GA - 1969-71) Wright, Jason (P - Dothan, AL - 2004-06) Wyatt, Cedric (OL - Ramer, AL - 1978) Wyche, Daniel (DB - Sumter, SC - 2009)

Y-Y-Y-Y-Y-Y-Y-Y-Y Yamini, Naazir (LB - Atlanta, GA - 1999-2002) Yancey, Randy (K/DB - Tucker, GA - 1976-78) Yarborough, James (WR - Auburn, AL - 1959) Yarborough, Ted (RB - Blakely, GA - 1993-95) Yarbrough, Chad (DL/TE - Dadeville - 1992-94) Yates, O’Neal (DB- Mobile, AL- 1991-94) Yeager, Jerry (WR/FB - Fairhope, AL - 1966-68) Yenser, Zach (OL - Marietta, GA - 2003-06) Yerkes, Randy (FB - Columbus, GA - 1973-74) Yisrael, Zarah (OL - Jacksonville, FL - 2004-05) York, Andrew (LB - Panama City, FL - 2009) Youmans, Robert (FB - Lexsy, GA - 1960-62) Young, Donny (LB - Quincy, FL - 1999-2000) Young, Richard (DB - Cornelia, GA - 1992-95) Young, Roderick (DB - Daleville, AL - 1982-84) Young, Russ (QB - Dunwoody, GA - 1990-91) Young, Steve (QB - Opelika, AL - 1971) Young, Tex (RB/DB - Union Springs, AL - 1951) Young, Tony (FB - Alexandria, AL - 1987-88)

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TROJANS IN THE NFL DRAFT The Troy Trojans name has become synonomous with the National Football League Draft over the last few years, but it didn’t start just recently. The first player drafted from the ranks of the Troy University football program was back 1969 when the Miami Dolphins took a chance on tight end Glenn Thompson. Since that year, there have been 31 players drafted into the ranks of the NFL, including six that have been drafted since joining the Sun Belt Conference. The Trojans still own the highest draft pick of any Sun Belt Conference member school when Demarcus Ware was selected 11th overall in 2004 by Dallas, only to be matched by Leodis McKelvin in 2008 when he was selected by the Buffalo Bills. The Trojans have also had numerous players sign free agent contracts with NFL teams throughout their history.

TROJANS ALL-TIME IN THE NFL DRAFT Player Cameron Sheffield Levi Brown Sherrod Martin Leodis McKelvin Brandon Condren Demarcus Ware Osi Umenyiora Davern Williams Jonathan Carter Mookie Moore Mareno Philyaw Marcus Spriggs Clifford Ivory Pratt Lyons Orlando Parker Leonard Wheeler Reggie Dwight Derrick Moore Titus Dixon Greg Harris Anthony Henton Mitch Geier Kelvin Murdock Willie Tullis Virgil Seay Willie McCray Perry Griggs Wade Brantley Jack Smith Ronnie Shelley Glenn Thompson

Position DE QB DB DB DB DE DE DL WR OL WR DL DB DL WR CB TE RB WR WR DL OL WR QB WR DL WR DL WR DB TE

Year 2010 2010 2009 2008 2007 2004 2003 2003 2001 2000 2000 1999 1998 1997 1994 1992 1992 1992 1989 1988 1986 1985 1982 1981 1980 1978 1977 1973 1971 1970 1969

Team Chiefs Bills Panthers Bills Colts Cowboys Giants Dolphins Giants Redskins Falcons Browns Chargers Oilers Jets Bengals Falcons Falcons Jets Giants Steelers Redskins Patriots Oliers Broncos 49ers Jets Giants Eagles Patriots Dolphins

TROJANS IN FIRST 100 PICKS OF NFL DRAFT Player Demarcus Ware Leodis McKelvin Osi Umenyiora Sherrod Martin Leonard Wheeler

Round First First Second Second Third

Pick 11 11 56 59 84

Team Cowboys Bills Giants Panthers Bengals

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PLAYERS DRAFTED SINCE JOINING THE SUN BELT DEMARCUS WARE (‘04) First Round - Dallas Cowboys

Highest draft pick in Sun Belt history

BRANNON CONDREN (‘07) Seventh Round - Indianapolis Colts

LEODIS MCKELVIN (‘08) First Round - Buffalo Bills

Highest draft pick in Sun Belt history

SHERROD MARTIN (‘09) Second Round - Carolina Panthers

CAMERON SHEFFIELD (‘10) Fifth Round - Kansas City Chiefs

LEVI BROWN (‘10)

Seventh Round - Buffalo Bills First offensive player selected since ‘94

TROJANS HISTORY

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL

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TROJANS IN THE NFL (free agent signings/draftees) Matt Allen New York Giants......... 2001-02

Dion Gales Kansas City......................... 2009

Walter Anderson Houston................................ 1973

Darnell Gilliard New York Giants................ 1996

Rob Austin New York Giants................ 2007

Perry Griggs New York Jets..................... 1977

Gary Banks San Diego..................... 2008-09

Branden Hall Detroit.................................. 2004 Philadelphia........................ 2005 Anthony Henton Pittsburgh............................. 1986 Pittsburgh............................. 1988

DeWhitt Betterson Chicago................................ 2005 Tim Betts Tennessee............................. 2001 Chris Bradwell Tampa Bay................... 2008-09 Levi Brown Buffalo................................. 2010 Sherrill Busby Brooklyn............................... 1940

Kerry Jenkins New York Jets......... 1997-2001 Tampa Bay................... 2002-03 Robert Kilow New York Giants................ 1995 Brandon Lang San Diego............................ 2010

Larry Mason Cleveland............................ 1987 Green Bay........................... 1988 Jimmy McClain Houston......................... 2002-03 Jacksonville......................... 2004 Willie McCray San Francisco...................... 1978 Leodis McKelvin Buffalo.......................... 2008-09 Steve McLendon Pittsburgh............................. 2009 Deloise Moore Cincinnati............................. 2003 Derrick Moore Detroit........................... 1993-94 Carolina............................... 1995

Boris Lee San Diego............................ 2010

Michael Moore Washington......................... 2000 Denver........................... 2001-02 Atlanta.......................... 2003-04

George Little Boston................................... 1970

Joe Munson Miami................................... 2005

Jorrick Calvin Arizona................................ 2010

Reggie Lowe Jacksonville......................... 1998 Pittsburgh............................. 1999

Thomas Olmsted Miami................................... 2006

Jonathan Carter New York Giants......... 2001-02 New York Jets.............. 2002-05

Al Lucas Carolina........................ 2000-01

Thad Buttone Washington......................... 2002 Sim Byrd Cleveand............................. 1969

Nick Colbert Indianapolis......................... 2001 Brannon Condren Indianpolis Colts................. 2007 Miami Dolphins................... 2008 Kevin Dixon Seattle.................................. 2010 Titus Dixon Indianpolis Colts................. 1989 New York Jets..................... 1989 Robbie Farmer San Diego............................ 2005

Chad Lucas Green Bay........................... 2005 Tampa Bay.......................... 2007 Lenny Lucas Minnesota............................ 2000 Pratt Lyons Tennessee...................... 1997-98 Elbert Mack Tampa Bay................... 2008-09 Alfred Malone Houston......................... 2005-06 Green Bay........................... 2008

Aaron Fields Dallas................................... 2000

Bubba Marriott New York Giants......... 1961-62 Montreal.............................. 1963

Trevor Ford Green Bay........................... 2009

Sherrod Martin Carolina............................... 2009

Orlando Parker New York Jets..................... 1994 Jack Peavey Denver.................................. 1987 Mareno Philyaw Atlanta................................. 2000 Rayshun Reed San Francisco............... 2004-05 New York Jets..................... 2006 Cleve Roberts Baltimore............................. 1999 Jason Samples Washington......................... 2005 Virgil Seay Washington.................. 1981-84 Atlanta................................. 1984 Cliff Shamburger Indianapolis......................... 1998

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Cameron Sheffield Kansas City......................... 2010 Eric Sloan San Diego............................ 2000 Jack Smith Philadelphia........................ 1971 Marcus Spriggs Cleveland..................... 1999-00 Shawn Stuckey New England...................... 1998 Cedric Sullivan Cincinnati............................. 2005 Henry Tellis New York Jets..................... 2005 Charles Thomas Carolina............................... 2001 Eric Thomas Indianapolis......................... 2005 Willie Tullis Houston......................... 1981-84 New Orleans................ 1985-86 Indianapolis.................. 1987-88 Lawrence Tynes Kansas City.................. 2004-06 New York Giants......... 2007-09 Osi Umenyiora New York Giants......... 2003-09 Rod Walker Tennessee............................. 2000 Green Bay.................... 2001-03 Carolina............................... 2004 Demarcus Ware Dallas............................ 2005-09 Leonard Wheeler Cincinnati...................... 1992-93 Cincinnatio.................... 1995-96 Minnesota............................ 1997 Carolina............................... 1998 Davern Williams New York Giants......... 2004-05 Sherman Wilkinson Denver.................................. 1980 Bear Woods Atlanta................................. 2010

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL VIRGIL P. MCKINLEY (1909) Career Record: 1-0-2

1909 Nov. 5 Nov. 20 Nov. 25

(1-0-2) at Union Springs............T..........0-0 Edgar School.................W........6-0 Union Springs.................T..........0-0

DAN HERREN (1910)

Career Record: 1-1-2 1910 Oct. 21 Oct. 24 Oct. 29 Nov. 24

(1-2-2) Wetumpka.....................T..........0-0 at Lanier.........................L....... 11-0 Montgomery OPX.........T..........0-0 Montgomery OPX.........W..... 11-5

GEORGE PENTON (1911-12)

Career Record: 7-1-1 1911 Oct. 21 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 18 Nov. 24 Nov. 30

(4-1-1) Columbus........................W..... 16-5 at Wetumpka................L....... 10-0 Highland Park................W..... 17-0 Lanier..............................T..........5-5 Wetumpka.....................W........5-0 Montgomery OPX.........W........6-0

1912 Nov. 2 Nov. 8 Nov. 23

(3-0-0) at Dothan.......................W..... 25-0 Wetumpka.....................W..... 12-7 Ozark..............................W..... 24-3

Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 14 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 11 Nov. 17 Nov. 24 Nov. 30

at Luverne......................W..... 20-0 Andalusia.......................L..........7-0 at Lanier.........................L....... 21-0 at Enterprise..................L....... 38-0 Luverne...........................W..... 31-0 at Dothan.......................T..........6-6 Headland.......................W..... 33-7 at Marbury....................L....... 13-0 Florala............................W........6-0 Eufaula............................W..... 25-0

1923 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 23

(5-2-0) at Troy.............................W..... 44-0 at Greenville.................W..... 13-6 at Andalusia..................L..........7-0 at Auburn Reserves......L....... 35-0 Wetumpka.....................W..... 12-7 at Florala.......................W........6-0 Newton...........................W..... 21-0

ROSS V. FORD (1924)

Career Record: 2-1-4 1924 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 Nov. 14 Nov. 27

(2-1-4) Howard Reserves..........T..........0-0 at Dothan.......................T..........0-0 Birmingham-Southern...T..........6-6 at Marion Institute.........T..........0-0 at Wetumpka................W........7-0 Newton...........................W..... 37-0 at Jacksonville State....L....... 14-9

Career Record: 12-4-1 1925 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 4 Nov. 11 Nov. 26

(5-3-0) Ramer..............................L.....14-12 at Palmer........................W........3-0 at Elba............................W..... 13-6 Ozark..............................W..... 25-0 Troy..................................W..... 14-0 Clio..................................W........6-0 Clanton...........................L....... 14-3 at Marion Institute.........L....... 86-0

1926 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 14 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 11 Nov. 19 Nov. 25

(7-1-1) at Luverne......................W..... 16-0 Hartford.........................W..... 32-0 at Red Level...................T..........0-0 at Newton......................W........6-0 Luverne...........................W..... 25-6 at Howard Freshman....L..........6-2 at Palmer........................W..... 12-9 at Elba............................W..... 40-0 Palmer.............................W..... 14-0

GLADWIN GAUMER (1927-28) Career Record: 7-7-0

1927 (5-3-0) Oct. 8 at Howard Freshman....L..........6-0 Oct. 15 Marion Institute..............L....... 34-0

1911

NO RECORDS 1913-1920 WORLD WAR I

J.W. CAMPELL (1921-23)

Career Record: 12-13-1 1921 Sept. 23 Sept. 29 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 28 Nov. 4 Nov. 24

OTIS BYNUM (1925-26)

(1-7-0) at Luverne......................L....... 30-0 Enterprise.......................L....... 33-0 at Ramer.........................L....... 65-0 Luverne...........................L....... 34-0 Repton.............................W..... 12-6 at Lanier.........................L....... 41-0 at Dothan.......................L....... 41-0 Ramer..............................L....... 13-7

1922 (6-4-1) Sept. 22 Clio..................................W..... 56-0

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Oct. 21 Oct. 28 Nov. 4 Nov. 11 Nov. 18 Nov. 25

Bethlehem.......................W..... 19-0 Jacksonville State.........L.....26-12 Hartford.........................W..... 57-0 Palmer.............................W..... 27-0 Maxwell Field................W..... 68-0 Palmer.............................W..... 12-0

1928 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 16 Nov. 23

(2-4-0) at Maxwell Field...........W..... 13-0 Palmer.............................W........7-0 Howard Freshmen.........L....... 25-0 at Mtg Nighthawks.......L..........6-0 Jacksonville State.........L....... 20-0 Marion Institute..............L....... 97-0

NO TEAM 1929 unknown

NO COACH 1930 1-2-0

1930 Oct. 11 Nov. 26 Dec. 2

(1-2-0) Maxwell Field................W........7-6 at Marion Institute.........L....... 26-0 Alumni Field...................L..........6-0

ALBERT ELMORE (1931-37)

Nov. 15 at Jacksonville State....W..... 18-7 Nov. 17 Marion Institute..............W..... 26-0 1934 Sept. 22 Sept. 28 Oct. 6 Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 9 Nov. 24 Nov. 29

(7-2-0) at Spring Hill.................L..........8-0 Georgia Southern.........W...19-12 at South Georgia..........W........7-6 Pensacola Navy............W...35-12 Middle Georgia............W..... 14-0 Jacksonville State.........W..... 32-0 Birmingham-Southern...W..... 20-0 Marion Institute..............W..... 40-6 Tampa.............................L..........6-2

1935 Sept. 28 Oct. 4 Oct. 12 Oct. 18 Oct. 26 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15 Nov. 22 Nov. 28

(5-5-0) at Spring Hill.................L....... 12-0 Brewton-Parker.............W..... 43-7 at Mississippi Southern.W...14-13 Middle Georgia............W..... 44-6 at Georgia Southern....W...28-26 Oglethorpe....................L....... 12-7 at Howard......................L....... 52-0 at Mercer.......................L....... 21-7 at Tampa........................L..........9-7 Cumberland (TN)..........W...20-13

1936 Sept. 18 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 17 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6

(3-4-0) at Spring Hill.................L....... 13-0 Georgia Southern.........W..... 14-0 at Middle Tennessee....L....... 19-0 at Oglethorpe...............L....... 30-6 Pensacola Navy............W..... 12-0 Newberry.......................W........7-6 at Mississippi Southern.L....... 62-0

(6-3-0) Norman...........................L....... 19-0 at Jacksonville State....W..... 24-6 at Abraham Baldwin....L....... 28-0 Palmer.............................W..... 43-6 Fort Benning...................W..... 20-7 East Mississippi..............W..... 18-7 Auburn Freshman..........W..... 12-6 Bob Jones.......................W..... 13-0 Marion Institute..............L..........8-6

1932 Sept. 23 Sept. 30 Oct. 8 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 28 Nov. 5 Nov. 11 Nov. 18 Nov. 25

(5-3-2) Southern Union..............W..... 62-0 at Middle Georgia.....L..........7-6 at Abraham Baldwin....L....... 19-0 Norman...........................T.....13-13 at Marion Institute.........T..........0-0 Howard Freshman.........W..... 15-6 at East Mississippi.........W........9-7 Jacksonville State.........W..... 20-0 Auburn Freshman..........W........6-0 Georgia State...............L....... 17-0

1933 Oct. 6 Oct. 20 Oct. 30 Nov. 3

(5-1-0) South Georgia...............W..... 24-0 Middle Georgia............L....... 19-0 Pensacola Navy............W........6-0 East Mississippi..............W..... 19-0

164

(2-7-2) at South Georgia..........T..........0-0 Middle Tennessee.........L....... 13-0 Marion Institute..............L....... 13-6 at Georgia Southern....W..... 12-6 at Delta State................L..........6-0 at Mississippi Southern.L....... 53-0 at Newberry..................L....... 19-6 at Pensacola Navy.......L....... 38-0 at Memphis....................W..... 12-6 Cumberland (TN)..........T..........0-0 SW Mississippi...............L....... 13-7

ALBERT CHOATE (1938-42)

Career Record: 25-26-0 1938 Sept. 26 Sept. 30 Oct. 14 Oct. 22 Oct. 28 Nov. 5 Nov. 11 Nov. 27 Dec. 3

(4-4-1, 2-0-1 AIC) South Georgia...............W..... 27-0 Southern Miss.................L....... 19-0 at Georgia Southern....W........7-0 at Delta State................L..........6-0 Marion Institute..............W..... 19-0 at Memphis....................L....... 20-6 at Jacksonville State....T..........6-6 at Tenn. Wesleyan........L....... 32-6 Livingston State.............W..... 14-6

1939 (7-4-0, 4-0-0 AIC) AIC Champions Sept. 22 Livingston State.............W..... 13-0 Sept. 29 at Mississippi Southern.L....... 13-6 Oct. 6 at Spring Hill.................L....... 13-0

1924

Career Record: 33-25-4 1931 Sept. 25 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 16 Oct. 24 Oct. 30 Nov. 11 Nov. 18 Nov. 26

1937 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 13 Nov. 19 Nov. 25 Dec. 3

1 0

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL Oct. 13 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 3 Nov. 11 Nov. 17 Nov. 30 Dec. 4

at Delta State................W..... 14-0 Georgia Southern.........W........7-6 at Marion Institute.........W..... 13-6 Memphis State...............L....... 13-7 Jacksonville State.........W..... 27-0 at Middle Tennessee....L....... 14-7 Livingston State.............W........7-0 Fort Benning...................W..... 20-6

1940 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15 Nov. 22

(2-7-0, 1-2-0 AIC) at Miss. Southern...........L....... 25-0 at Spring Hill.................L....... 20-0 Oglethorpe....................L....... 20-7 at Georgia Southern....W..... 14-0 Marion Institute..............W..... 19-0 Memphis State...............L....... 31-7 Jacksonville State.........L..........7-0 Livingston State.............L..........6-0 Snead..............................L..........7-6

1941 (5-4-0, 3-0-0) AIC Champions Sept. 19 at Tampa........................L....... 26-0 Sept. 26 at Delta State................L....... 25-0 Oct. 10 at Ogelthorpe...............W........3-0 Oct. 17 Georgia Southern.........W..... 25-0 Oct. 25 Marion Institute..............W..... 19-0 Nov. 8 Livingston State.............W...41-14 Nov. 15 at Memphis State..........L....... 32-0 Nov. 20 St. Bernard.....................W..... 14-7 Nov. 28 Oglethorpe....................L....... 21-0 1942 (4-3-0, 2-0-0 AIC) AIC Champions Oct. 3 at Middle Tennessee....L....... 20-0 Oct. 9 Brockley Field................W..... 50-0 Oct. 17 at Tampa........................L....... 27-0 Oct. 24 at Fort Benning..............W..... 20-6 Nov. 6 at Marion Institute.........W..... 19-7 Nov. 13 Marion Institute..............W...33-21 Nov. 21 SE Louisiana...................L....... 45-7

FRED MCCOLLUM (1947-50)

Career Record: 20-18-3 1947 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 9 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15 Nov. 27

(5-4-1, 2-1-1 AIC) Union (TN)......................L....... 13-7 Fort Benning...................W..... 45-0 Marion Institute..............W..... 40-0 at Austin Peay...............W..... 13-7 Jacksonville State.........W..... 14-0 at Livingston State........W..... 12-7 St. Bernard.....................T..........0-0 West Georgia...............L.....21-13 at Middle Tennessee....L.....41-17 at Florida State.............W..... 36-6

1948 Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct. 1 Oct. 9 Oct. 14 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 13 Nov. 27 Dec. 18

(6-5-0, 3-2-0 AIC) Union (TN)......................W..... 15-6 at SW Louisiana............L.....26-19 at Marion Institute.........W..... 40-0 Austin Peay....................L....... 18-7 at Jacksonville State....L.....25-13 Livingston State.............W..... 14-0 St. Bernard.....................W..... 32-0 at West Georgia..........W..... 33-7 Alabama ‘B’...................W........6-0 Florida State..................L.....20-13 Jacksonville State.........L....... 19-0

1949 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8

(6-3-1, 2-0-1 AIC) at Union (TN).................W..... 33-6 at SW Louisiana............L.....48-25 Penscola Navy...............L....... 12-6 at Stetson.......................W..... 10-0

Jacksonville State.........W..... 27-6 Austin Peay....................W........6-0 Florence State...............W..... 19-6 Howard...........................W..... 27-0 at Livingston State........T..........7-7 at Florida State.............L....... 20-0

1950 Sept. 16 Sept. 23 Sept. 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 28 Nov. 4 Nov. 11 Nov. 18

(3-6-1, 1-1-1 AIC) SE Louisiana...................L....... 18-7 at Stetson.......................L.....24-12 Florida State..................L....... 26-7 at SW Louisiana............L.....40-14 at Jacksonville State....L..........9-0 at Arkansas State.........L....... 27-0 at Florence State..........W..... 19-0 Chipola...........................W..... 42-0 Howard...........................W..... 21-6 Livingston State.............T..........0-0

JIM GRANTHAM (1951-54)

Career Record: 11-23-1 1951 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 2 Nov. 10 Nov. 17 Nov. 22

1928

NO RECORDS (1943-45) World War II

ALBERT CHOATE (1946)

Career Record: 25-26-0 1946 Oct. 4 Oct. 10 Oct. 18 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 8 Nov. 15

Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 12 Nov. 19 Nov. 26

(3-4-0, 3-1-0 AIC) at Marion Institute.........W..... 13-0 at Stetson.......................L.....15-12 Jacksonville State.........W..... 12-0 Livingston State.............L....... 13-0 SW Bernard..................W...20-13 at SW Louisiana............L....... 64-0 at Middle Tennessee....L....... 12-0

165

(2-7-0, 0-3-0 AIC) at Florida State.............L....... 40-0 SW Louisiana.................L....... 44-7 Jacksonville State.........L....... 13-7 Arkansas State..............L....... 39-0 Florence State...............L....... 31-6 at SE Louisiana..............L....... 71-0 at Austin Peay...............W...20-13 at Livingston State........L....... 13-7 Miami Air Base..............W...33-13

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1952 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15 Nov. 22

(4-6-0, 2-1-0 AIC) Tampa.............................L......... 7-0 Howard...........................W.. 25-16 at SW Louisiana............L.... 54-14 at Middle Tennessee....L.......33-7 at Jacksonville State....W.....19-6 at Florence State..........L.......29-6 West Georgia...............W.....44-7 Austin Peay....................L.......26-7 Livingston State.............W.. 25-13 at Stetson.......................L.... 32-14

1953 Sept. 18 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 Nov. 14 Nov. 21

(3-5-0, 1-2-0 AIC) Tampa.............................L.......21-7 Livingston State.............W....... 7-0 Middle Tennessee.........L......... 6-0 Jacksonville State.........W.....13-7 Howard...........................W.....31-7 Florence State...............L.......26-6 at Newberry..................L.......13-0 at Delta State................L......... 6-2

1954 Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 22 Nov. 6 Nov. 13

(2-5-1, 1-2-0 AIC) Livingston State.............W.....26-6 at South Georgia..........W.....19-0 at Stetson.......................L.... 18-14 Delta State.....................L.... 26-12 at Jacksonville State....L.......38-7 at Tampa........................L.......26-0 at Florence State..........L.......28-6 Newberry.......................T.... 14-14

WILLIAM CLIPSON (1955-65)

Career Record: 26-68-0 1955 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 7 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12

(2-6-0, 1-2-0 AIC) Livingston State.............W.....25-6 at Tampa........................L.......38-0 at Stetson.......................L......... 7-0 Jacksonville State.........L.......12-0 South Georgia...............W.....26-7 William Carey...............L.......33-0 Florence State...............L.......30-7 at Delta State................L.......28-7

1956 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 5 Nov. 12

(3-5-0, 1-2-0 AIC) Livingston State.............W.....21-6 at Tampa........................L.... 32-19 Delta State.....................L.......19-0 at Jacksonville State....L.... 27-14 South Georgia...............W.....13-2 Austin Peay....................W.. 14-13 at Florence State..........L.......27-6 at Carson-Newman......L.... 21-20

1957 Sept. 20 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 26

(2-6-0, 1-2-0 AIC) at Livingston State........W.....12-0 at Tampa........................L.......53-7 at Delta State................L.......14-7 Jacksonville State.........L.......13-0 at Newberry..................L.......20-0 at Austin Peay...............L.......33-0

Nov. 2 Nov. 9

at Florence State..........L.... 41-14 Carson-Newman...........W.....20-7

1958 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15

(3-6-0, 1-2-0 AIC) Livingston State.............W.....22-6 at Tampa........................L.......39-6 Delta State.....................W.....16-0 at Jacksonville State....L.......20-7 Newberry.......................L.... 28-14 at Florence State..........L.... 20-14 Austin Peay....................L.... 12-10 at Carson-Newman......L.......13-7 Howard...........................W.. 33-12

1959 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 Nov. 14

(3-5-0, 1-2-0 AIC) at Livingston State........W....... 7-6 at Tampa........................L.... 35-15 Jacksonville State.........L.... 35-12 at Newberry..................L.......33-6 Florence State...............L.... 34-14 at Austin Peay...............W.....13-7 Carson-Newman...........W.....21-0 at Howard......................L.... 20-10

1960 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 19

(1-8-0, 1-2-0 ACC) Louisiana College.........L.......27-0 Livingston State.............W.....27-6 at Jacksonville State....L.......27-6 Newberry.......................L.......34-6 at Florence State..........L.......38-0 Austin Peay....................L.......13-7 at Tampa........................L.......22-6 at UT-Martin..................L.......22-8 Howard...........................L.... 48-14

1961 Sept. 23 Sept. 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 28 Nov. 4 Nov. 11 Nov. 18

(1-8-0, 1-2-0 ACC) at Louisiana College....L.......39-0 at Livingston State........W....... 7-0 Jacksonville State.........L.... 22-21 at Delta State................L.......48-0 Florence State...............L.......14-8 at Austin Peay...............L.......21-6 Tampa.............................L.......27-6 UT-Martin.......................L.......22-8 Howard...........................L.......80-0

1962 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 17

(2-6-0, 1-2-0 ACC) Louisiana College.........L.......28-6 Livingston State.............W.. 38-14 at Jacksonville State....L.... 21-14 Delta State.....................L.......30-0 at Florence State..........L.......27-6 at Tampa........................L.......30-6 at UT-Martin..................L.......27-6 Presbyterian...................W.....13-0

1963 Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16

(2-7-0, 0-3-0 ACC) at Louisiana College....W.. 15-14 at Livingston State........L......... 3-0 Jacksonville State.........L.......15-8 at Delta State................L.... 47-13 Florence State...............L......... 8-7 at Mississippi College..L......... 6-0 Tampa.............................W....... 7-0 UT-Martin.......................L......... 7-0 at Presbyterian..............L.... 24-14

1964 Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 7 Nov. 13

(1-8-0, 0-3-0 ACC) Howard...........................L.......37-6 at Livingston State........L.......46-3 Jacksonville State.........L......... 9-7 at Delta State................L.......26-0 at Mississippi College..L.... 35-15 Florence State...............L.... 25-16 at Presbyterian..............L.......21-0 UT-Martin.......................L.......20-6 Louisiana College.........W.....10-7

BILLY ATKINS (1966-71)

Career Record: 44-16-2 1965 Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29

1953

166

1 0

(5-5-0, 1-2-0 ACC) Gordon Military............W.....48-7 at Samford.....................L.... 14-13 Livingston........................W.. 37-28 Arkansas State..............W.....41-7 at Delta State................W.. 20-16 at Jacksonville State....L.......27-6 at Florence State..........L.... 35-34 Northwestern State......L.......14-7

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL Nov. 5 at UT-Martin..................L....... 30-7 Nov. 12 at Louisiana College....W..... 10-7 1967 (8-2-0, 3-0-0 ACC) ACC Champions Sept. 9 at Gordon Military.......W..... 17-0 Sept. 16 Samford..........................W...17-14 Sept. 23 Livingston State.............W..... 33-0 Sept. 30 at Conway State...........L.....26-21 Oct. 7 at Delta State................W........7-0 Oct. 14 Jacksonville State.........W..... 46-0 Oct. 21 Florence State...............W...31-19 Oct. 28 at Northwestern State.W...28-21 Nov. 4 UT-Martin.......................L.....20-12 Nov. 11 Louisiana College.........W..... 75-0 1968 (11-1-0, 3-0-0 ACC) ACC Champions NAIA National Champions Sept. 14 at Samford.....................W...49-31 Sept. 21 Gordon Military............W..... 47-7 Sept. 28 Livingston........................W...42-23 Oct. 5 Sam Houston State.......W...37-19 Oct. 12 Delta State.....................W...35-23 Oct. 19 at Jacksonville State....W..... 31-0 Oct. 26 at Florence State..........W..... 41-0 Nov. 2 McNeese State..............W..... 52-0 Nov. 9 at UT-Martin..................L....... 12-3 Nov. 16 Concord..........................W..... 76-0 Dec. 7 Williamette....................W...63-10 Dec. 14 Texas A&I.......................W...45-35 1969 (8-1-1, 3-0-0 ACC) ACC Champions Sept. 13 Samford..........................W..... 35-7 Sept. 20 at Austin Peay...............T.....16-16 Sept. 27 at Livingston State........W...30-14 Oct. 4 at Sam Houston State..W...24-14 Oct. 11 at Delta State................W..... 42-7 Oct. 18 Jacksonville State.........W..... 37-6 Oct. 25 Florence State...............W...31-10 Nov. 1 at McNeese State.........L.....17-14 Nov. 8 UT-Martin.......................W...23-13 Nov. 16 at Chattanooga............W..... 31-6 1970 Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 Nov. 14 Nov. 21

Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 13

Florence State...............W...21-14 at McNeese State.........L....... 17-7 UT-Martin.......................W..... 21-0 NE Louisiana..................W..... 21-7

TOM JONES (1972-73)

Career Record: 11-7-2 1972 Sept. 7 Sept. 16 Sept. 23 Sept. 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 28 Nov. 4 Nov. 11

(4-5-1, 2-3-1 GSC) Elon..................................W...28-24 Austin Peay....................W..... 27-0 at Livingston...................L....... 14-3 Ouachita Baptist...........L....... 14-0 at SE Louisiana..............L.....20-19 Delta State.....................L.....22-17 at Florence State..........W..... 33-0 McNeese State..............L....... 13-7 at UT-Martin..................W...28-23 at Jacksonville State....T.....14-14

1973 (7-2-1, 6-1-0 GSC) GSC Champions Sept. 8 at NE Louisiana.............T.....15-15 Sept. 13 at Livingston...................W........7-6 Sept. 22 Nicholls State.................W..... 42-7 Sept. 29 at Ouachita Baptist......W..... 17-7 Oct. 6 SE Louisiana...................W..... 24-0 Oct. 13 at Delta State................W...17-10 Oct. 20 Florence State...............W..... 36-7 Oct. 27 at McNeese State.........L....... 21-6 Nov. 3 UT-Martin.......................W..... 30-0 Nov. 10 Jacksonville State.........L.....38-14

BYRD WHIGHAM (1974-75)

Career Record: 12-8-0 1974 Sept. 7 Sept. 13 Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 9 Nov. 16

(6-4-0, 4-4-0 GSC) NW Louisiana................W..... 28-6 NE Louisiana..................W...30-19 at Alabama State.........W...28-14 at Nicholls State............W..... 26-0 Livingston........................L.....36-33 at SE Louisiana..............L.....35-25 Delta State.....................L....... 21-9 at North Alabama........W...36-29 at UT-Martin..................W...47-35 at Jacksonville State....L.....23-12

1975 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15

(6-4-0, 5-3-0 GSC) Abilene Christian...........L....... 34-7 at Alabama State.........W...13-10 Nicholls State.................L.....17-13 at Livingston...................W...17-14 SE Louisiana...................W..... 26-7 at Delta State................L.....31-25 North Alabama.............L.....49-26 at Northwestern State.W..... 24-0 UT-Martin.......................W..... 17-0 Jacksonville State.........W...26-10

1968

(6-4-1, 4-1-0 GSC) at Sam Houston State..T.....20-20 Austin Peay....................W..... 28-0 Livingston........................W..... 42-7 at SE Louisiana..............W...21-12 Delta State.....................W..... 42-6 at Jacksonville State....L.....55-10 at Florence State..........W...28-23 McNeese State..............L....... 38-7 at UT-Martin..................L....... 23-9 at SE Louisiana..............L.....14-10 Appalachian State.......W..... 42-0

1971 (6-3-1, 5-1-0 GSC) GSC Champions Sept. 18 at Austin Peay...............L....... 34-0 Sept. 25 at Livingston...................W...21-20 Oct. 2 SE Louisiana...................W..... 31-6 Oct. 9 at Delta State................L.....20-14 Oct. 16 Jacksonville State.........W...42-28

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2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

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CHARLIE BRADSHAW (1976-82) Career Record: 40-27-2

1976 (8-1-1, 6-1-0 GSC) GSC Champions Sept. 4 Angelo State..................W..... 38-9 Sept. 11 at WKU..........................T.....10-10 Sept. 18 at Alabama State.........W...17-16 Sept. 25 at Nicholls State............W..... 14-9 Oct. 2 Livingston........................W..... 17-9 Oct. 9 at SE Louisiana..............L....... 21-7 Oct. 16 Delta State.....................W...29-20 Oct. 23 at North Alabama........W..... 17-3 Nov. 6 Mississippi College.......W..... 38-6 Nov. 13 at Jacksonville State....W...19-16 1977 Sept. 3 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12

(6-4-0, 4-3-0 GSC) Southern Miss.................L.....42-19 at UNLV..........................L.....35-28 Nicholls State.................W..... 23-6 at Livingston...................W..... 10-0 SE Louisiana...................W...17-15 at Delta State................W..... 10-7 North Alabama.............W...34-27 at Northern Michigan...W...49-28 at Mississippi College..L.....17-15 Jacksonville State.........L....... 17-9

1978 Sept. 16 Sept. 23 Sept. 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 28 Nov. 4 Nov. 11

(7-2-0, 5-2-0 GSC) Eastern Kentucky...........W...16-10 at Nicholls State............W..... 16-6 Livingston........................W..... 38-7 at SE Louisiana..............L....... 45-7 Delta State.....................W..... 21-6 at North Alabama........W..... 17-0 Tennessee Tech..............W..... 45-0 Mississippi College.......W...27-16 at Jacksonville State....L.....42-21

1979 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10

(6-3-1, 4-1-0 GSC) Texas A&I.......................L..........7-6 at Eastern Kentucky......L....... 15-0 Nicholls State.................W...35-15 at Livingston...................W..... 64-0 SE Louisiana...................W..... 24-0 at Delta State................W..... 28-0 North Alabama.............W...27-14 at Tennessee Tech.........T.....17-17 at Mississippi College..L.....38-21 Jacksonville State.........W...12-10

1980 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15

(8-2-0, 4-2-0 GSC) at Texas A&I..................W..... 14-7 UT-Martin.......................W..... 30-0 at Nicholls State............W...25-15 Mississippi College.......W..... 30-0 at SE Louisiana..............W...21-10 Delta State.....................W..... 35-7 at North Alabama........L.....31-22 Tennessee Tech..............W..... 52-3 Livingston........................W...37-20 at Jacksonville State....L....... 13-8

1981 Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 Nov. 14

(3-7-0, 1-5-0 GSC) at UT-Martin..................L....... 19-7 Albany State..................W..... 43-0 Nicholls State.................W...26-23 at Mississippi College..L.....19-13 SE Louisiana...................L.....22-21 at Delta State................W........7-0 North Alabama.............L.....24-13 at Tennessee Tech.........L.....37-28 at Livingston...................L....... 17-0 Jacksonville State.........L.....31-24

1982 Sept. 11 Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 13

(2-8-0, 2-5-0 GSC) at Chattanooga............L.....24-20 at Valdosta State.........L.....24-21 at Nicholls State............L....... 10-3 Mississippi College.......L....... 31-7 at SE Louisiana..............L....... 21-7 Delta State.....................L.....13-10 at North Alabama........L....... 38-6 UT-Martin.......................W...54-10 Livingston........................W..... 45-0 at Jacksonville State....L.....49-14

CHAN GAILEY (1983-84)

Career Record: 19-5-0 1983 Sept. 3 Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12

(7-4-0, 4-3-0 GSC) Tuskegee.........................W..... 33-6 Nicholls State.................W...33-25 Valdosta State..............W...13-12 at Georgia Southern....W...28-27 at Mississippi College..L....... 17-0 SE Louisiana...................L.....34-15 at Delta State................W...26-21 North Alabama.............L.....42-21 at UT-Martin..................L.....17-14 at Livingston...................W...35-22 Jacksonville State.........W..... 45-3

1984 (12-1-0, 6-1-0 GSC) GSC Champions NCAA Division II National Champions Sept. 8 Nicholls State.................W..... 26-7 Sept. 15 at Florida A&M.............W..... 17-3 Sept. 22 Livingston........................W...35-26 Sept. 29 at West Georgia..........W...41-10 Oct. 6 Valdosta State..............W...27-12 Oct. 13 at Mississippi College..W..... 14-7 Oct. 20 Delta State.....................W...35-20 Oct. 27 at North Alabama........L.....13-10 Nov. 3 UT-Martin.......................W..... 31-7 Nov. 10 at Jacksonville State....W...42-39 Nov. 24 Central State.................W...31-21 Dec. 1 Towson State..................W..... 45-3 Dec. 8 North Dakota State......W...18-17

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RICK RHOADES (1985-87)

Career Record: 28-7-1 1985 Sept. 14 Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16

(6-4-0, 5-2-0 GSC) at Nicholls State............L.....40-22 Georgia Southern.........L.....17-10 at Livingston...................W..... 38-7 West Georgia...............W..... 42-0 at Valdosta State.........W..... 10-3 Mississippi College.......L.....45-21 at Delta State................W..... 31-7 North Alabama.............L..........9-7 at UT-Martin..................W...44-19 Jacksonville State.........W...31-14

1986 (10-2-0, 7-0-0 GSC) GSC Champions Sept. 6 at West Texas State.....W...38-32 Sept. 13 Nicholls State.................L.....26-25 Sept. 27 Livingston........................W..... 28-6 Oct. 4 at West Georgia..........W...34-21 Oct. 11 Valdosta State..............W...45-10 Oct. 18 at Mississippi College..W..... 10-0 Oct. 25 Delta State.....................W...31-13 Nov. 1 at North Alabama........W..... 38-9 Nov. 8 UT-Martin.......................W...50-30 Nov. 15 at Jacksonville State....W...45-43 Nov. 29 Virginia Union................W..... 31-7 Dec. 6 at South Dakota............L.....42-28 1987 (12-1-1, 7-0-0 GSC) GSC Champions NCAA Division II National Champions Sept. 5 at SE Missouri State......L.....18-17 Sept. 12 at Nicholls State............T.....17-17 Sept. 19 West Texas.....................W..... 45-0 Sept. 26 at Livingston...................W...24-17 Oct. 3 West Georgia...............W..... 44-6 Oct. 10 at Valdosta State.........W..... 44-7 Oct. 17 Mississippi College.......W...48-21 Oct. 24 at Delta State................W..... 38-6 Oct. 31 North Alabama.............W..... 38-3 Nov. 7 at UT-Martin..................W...31-21 Nov. 14 Jacksonville State.........W..... 14-9 Nov. 21 Winston-Salem State...W...45-14 Nov. 28 at Central Florida.........W...31-10 Dec. 5 Portland State...............W...31-17

ROBERT MADDOX (1988-90)

Career Record: 13-17-0 1988 Sept. 3 Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22

(4-6-0, 3-5-0 GSC) SE Missouri State...........W...26-13 Livingston........................W...28-14 at Central Florida.........L.....26-18 at West Georgia..........W..... 38-3 Valdosta State..............L.....21-16 at Mississippi College..L.....18-12 Delta State.....................L.....24-21 at North Alabama........W..... 30-7

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL Oct. 29 UT-Martin.......................L.... 27-23 Nov. 5 at Jacksonville State....L.......31-3 1989 Sept. 2 Sept. 9 Sept. 16 Sept. 23 Sept. 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 28 Nov. 4

(4-6-0, 3-5-0 GSC) at Alabama State.........L.... 16-13 at Livingston...................W.. 24-17 Central Florida..............W.....20-6 West Georgia...............L.... 28-14 at Valdosta State.........L.... 20-14 Mississippi College.......L.......45-7 at Delta State................L.... 38-28 North Alabama.............W.. 23-16 at UT-Martin..................W.....14-6 Jacksonville State.........L.......38-3

1990 Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10

(5-5-0, 5-3-0 GSC) at Central Florida.........L.... 16-10 West Georgia...............W.....28-7 Livingston........................W.....31-6 Valdosta State..............L.... 22-20 at Mississippi College..L.... 36-16 Delta State.....................W.. 42-28 at North Alabama........L.......17-6 UT-Martin.......................W.. 41-33 at Jacksonville State....L.... 21-10 Nicholls State.................W.. 24-23

LARRY BLAKENEY (1991-PRESENT)

Career Record: 153-79-1 1991 Aug. 31 Sept. 14 Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16

(5-6-0) at Central Florida.........L.... 21-10 West Georgia...............W.. 13-10 Nicholls State.................L.... 25-17 at Alabama State.........L.... 22-19 at Valdosta State.........W.. 20-14 Southern Illinois..............W.. 30-13 at WKU..........................W.. 39-23 North Alabama.............W.....31-9 at Samford.....................L.... 24-22 at Arkansas State.........L.... 20-17 at Georgia Southern....L.... 19-12

1992 Sept. 5 Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Nov. 7 Nov. 14 Nov. 21

(10-1-0) at Southern Illinois.........W.. 37-13 Northwestern State......W.. 38-19 at Central Florida.........W.. 20-16 Alabama State..............W.. 31-14 Valdosta State..............W.. 26-10 at Arkansas State.........W.....41-7 at Liberty........................L......... 9-7 at North Alabama........W.. 24-10 Samford..........................W.. 29-24 at Georgia Southern....W.....21-0 at Nicholls State............W.....21-0

Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 13 Nov. 20 Nov. 27 Dec. 4 Dec. 12

Charleston Southern.....W.....56-0 Liberty.............................W.. 35-13 Central State.................T.... 21-21 Central Florida..............W.. 29-15 WKU...............................W.. 31-24 Alcorn State...................W.. 63-21 at Samford.....................W.. 52-24 Stephen F. Austin...........W.. 42-20 at McNeese State.........W.. 35-28 at Marshall.....................L.... 24-21

1994 (8-4-0) NCAA Division I-AA First Round Sept. 10 at Connecticut................W.. 31-21 Sept. 17 at SW Louisiana............W.. 39-20 Sept. 24 Alabama State..............W.. 49-27 Oct. 1 at Northwestern State.L.... 24-20 Oct. 8 Nicholls State.................W.. 35-14 Oct. 15 Charleston Southern.....W.. 55-20 Oct. 22 at Central Florida.........W.. 39-38 Oct. 29 at WKU..........................W.. 38-16 Nov. 5 at Cincinnati...................L.... 28-24 Nov. 12 at Alcorn State..............L.... 47-44 Nov. 17 Samford..........................W.. 30-26 Nov. 26 at James Madison.........L.... 45-26 1995 (11-1-0) NCAA Division I-AA First Round Aug. 31 East Tennessee State....W.....31-7 Sept. 9 Northwestern State......W.. 34-17 Sept. 16 at Nicholls State............W.....17-3 Sept. 23 at Alabama State.........W.. 28-10 Sept. 30 WKU...............................W.. 56-39 Oct. 7 at NE Louisiana.............W.. 20-10 Oct. 14 at Charl. Southern........W.....66-7

Oct. 21 Oct. 28 Nov. 11 Nov. 16 Nov. 25

1996 (12-2, 5-1 SFL) Southland Champions NCAA Division I-AA Semifinals Aug. 31 at Alcorn State..............W.....61-7 Sept. 7 at Eastern Kentucky......W.. 40-38 Sept. 21 Nicholls State.................W.....37-7 Sept. 28 at Stephen F. Austin......L.... 13-10 Oct. 5 Alabama State..............W.....37-6 Oct. 12 McNeese State..............W.. 16-12 Oct. 19 SW Texas State............W.. 24-13 Oct. 26 at Jacksonville State....W.. 31-21 Nov. 9 at Northwestern State.W.. 26-13 Nov. 16 at Sam Houston State..W.. 35-14 Nov. 21 Samford..........................W.. 50-10 Nov. 30 Florida A&M..................W.. 29-25 Dec. 7 Murray State.................W.....31-3 Dec. 14 at Montana....................L.......70-7 1997 Aug. 30 Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Oct. 2 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 16 Nov. 20

1984

1993 (12-1-1) NCAA Division I-AA Semifinals Sept. 6 at UAB............................W.....37-3 Sept. 11 at Northwestern State.W.. 21-14 Sept. 18 at Nicholls State............W.. 24-17 Sept. 25 at Alabama State.........W.....38-3

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Jacksonville State.........W.....35-7 UAB.................................W.....60-7 at Central Florida.........W.. 28-17 at Samford.....................W.. 50-20 Georgia Southern.........L.... 24-21

(5-6, 2-5 SFL) Alcorn State...................W.....30-0 Eastern Kentucky...........W.. 21-12 at Alabama State.........W.. 20-13 at Nicholls State............L.... 22-20 at SW Texas State.......L.... 31-17 Sam Houston State.......W.. 13-10 Stephen F. Austin...........L.... 20-13 at Samford.....................L.... 25-14 Northwestern State......L.... 14-13 at McNeese State.........L.......10-7 Jacksonville State.........W.....49-0

TROJANS HISTORY

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2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL TROJANS HISTORY

1998 (8-4, 5-2 SFL) NCAA Division I-AA First Round Sept. 5 Alabama State..............W..... 26-0 Sept. 12 at Marshall.....................L.....42-12 Sept. 19 at Chattanooga............W..... 23-6 Sept. 26 Samford..........................W...27-23 Oct. 3 at Sam Houston State..W...17-14 Oct. 17 at Stephen F. Austin......L.....21-14 Oct. 22 SW Texas State............W...20-17 Oct. 31 at Northwestern State.W...14-13 Nov. 7 Nicholls State.................W...31-10 Nov. 14 McNeese State..............L....... 23-3 Nov. 21 at Jacksonville State....W..... 31-7 Nov. 28 at Florida A&M.............L.....27-17 1999 (11-2, 6-1, SFL) Southland Champions NCAA Division I-AA Quarterfinals Sept. 11 at Cincinnati...................W...31-24 Sept. 19 at Alabama State.........W...27-20 Sept. 25 South Florida.................W...41-24 Oct. 2 at Middle Tennessee....W...48-31 Oct. 9 Northwestern State......W...24-21 Oct. 16 at SW Texas State.......W...24-17 Oct. 23 Sam Houston State.......W...41-16 Oct. 30 at Nicholls State............W..... 20-0 Nov. 6 Stephen F. Austin...........W..... 27-7 Nov. 13 at McNeese State.........L....... 24-7 Nov. 20 Jacksonville State.........W...35-16 Nov. 27 James Madison..............W..... 27-7 Dec. 4 Florida A&M..................L.....17-10 2000 (10-2, 7-0 SFL) Southland Champions Sept. 2 at Alabama A&M.........W...28-13 Sept. 9 at Appalachian State..W...34-30 Sept. 16 Alabama State..............W...62-19 Sept. 30 at South Florida............L.....20-10 Oct. 7 at Northwestern St**...L.....24-17 Oct. 14 SW Texas .....................W...31-17 Oct. 21 at Sam Houston State..W...23-21 Oct. 28 Nicholls State.................W...41-12 Nov. 4 at Stephen F. Austin......W........6-0 Nov. 11 McNeese State..............W...20-16 Nov. 18 at Jacksonville State....W..... 28-0 Nov. 25 Appalachian State.......L.....33-30 ** - game was later forfeited 2001 (7-4) Inaugural Division I-A Season Sept. 1 at Nebraska..................L.....42-14 Sept. 8 at Middle Tennessee....L.....54-17 Sept. 22 Nicholls State.................W..... 26-0 Oct. 6 at Miami (FL)..................L....... 38-7 Oct. 13 at Mississippi State.......W..... 21-9 Oct. 20 Cal State-Northridge...W...44-31 Oct. 27 Southern Utah................W...20-17 Nov. 3 at Maryland..................L.....47-14 Nov. 10 at ULM............................L.....44-12 Nov. 17 Jacksonville State.........W..... 21-3 Dec. 1 North Texas....................W...18-16 2002 (4-8) Aug. 31 at Nebraska..................L.....31-16 Sept. 7 at UAB............................L.....27-26

Sept. 13 Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16

Southern Utah................W...40-15 at Iowa State.................L.....42-12 at Missouri......................L....... 44-7 Austin Peay....................W..... 41-3 at Mississippi State.......L....... 11-8 at Marshall.....................L....... 24-7 Florida Atlantic..............W..... 21-6 at Arkansas....................L....... 23-0 Florida A&M..................W..... 24-7 Utah State......................L.....19-16

2003 Aug. 30 Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Oct. 30 Nov. 8 Nov. 15 Nov. 22

(6-6) at Kansas State.............L....... 41-5 at Minnesota..................L....... 48-7 at UAB............................W..... 20-9 SE Louisiana...................W..... 28-0 Marshall..........................W...33-24 at Nebraska..................L....... 30-0 FIU....................................W...21-10 at Virginia......................L....... 24-0 at North Texas...............L....... 21-0 at Middle Tennessee....L.....27-20 at Utah State.................W...23-14 ULM.................................W...28-24

2004 (7-5, 5-2 Sun Belt) Silicon Valley Football Classic Sept. 4 at Marshall.....................W...17-14 Sept. 9 Missouri...........................W...24-14 Sept. 18 at New Mexico State...L.....22-18 Sept. 25 at South Carolina..........L....... 17-7 Oct. 2 Utah State......................W...49-21 Oct. 16 at Arkansas State.........L....... 13-9 Oct. 23 at LSU.............................L.....24-20 Oct. 30 Idaho...............................W..... 47-7 Nov. 6 Florida Atlantic..............W..... 24-6 Nov. 13 at Louisiana....................W...13-10 Nov. 20 Middle Tennessee.........W...37-17 Dec. 30 Northern Illinois.............L.....34-21 2005 Sept. 3 Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 4 Oct. 15 Oct. 20 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 26

(4-7, 3-4 Sun Belt) Cal Poly..........................W...27-10 UAB.................................L....... 27-7 at Missouri......................L.....52-21 at South Carolina..........L.....45-20 at North Texas...............W...13-10 at ULM............................L....... 27-3 FIU....................................W...18-13 at Louisiana....................L.....31-28 Florida Atlantic..............W...28-14 at Arkansas State.........L..........9-3 Middle Tennessee.........L....... 17-7

2006 (8-5, 6-1 Sun Belt) Sun Belt Champions New Orleans Bowl Champions Sept. 2 Alabama State..............W..... 38-0 Sept. 9 at Florida State.............L.....24-17 Sept. 16 at Georgia Tech............L.....35-20 Sept. 23 at Nebraska..................L....... 56-0 Sept. 30 at UAB............................L....... 21-3 Oct. 14 ULM.................................W...24-19 Oct. 28 North Texas....................W..... 14-6 Nov. 4 Louisiana.........................W...42-28 Nov. 11 at Florida Atlantic.........W..... 24-7

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Arkansas State..............L.....33-26 at Middle Tennessee....W...21-20 at FIU..............................W...26-13 Rice..................................W...41-17

2007 (8-4, 6-1 Sun Belt) Sun Belt Champions Sept. 1 at Arkansas....................L.....46-26 Sept. 8 at Florida.......................L.....59-31 Sept. 14 Oklahoma State............W...41-23 Sept. 22 at Louisiana....................W...48-21 Sept. 29 ULM.................................W..... 24-7 Oct. 6 at FIU..............................W...34-16 Oct. 20 North Texas....................W..... 45-7 Oct. 27 at Arkansas State.........W..... 27-0 Nov. 3 at Georgia.....................L.....44-34 Nov. 10 at WKU..........................W...21-17 Nov. 20 Middle Tennessee.........W..... 45-7 Dec. 1 Florida Atlantic..............L.....38-32 2008 (8-5, 6-1 Sun Belt) Sun Belt Champions New Orleans Bowl Aug. 28 at Middle Tennessee....W...31-17 Sept. 13 Alcorn State...................W..... 65-0 Sept. 20 at Ohio State.................L.....28-10 Sept. 27 at Oklahoma State.......L.....55-24 Oct. 7 at Florida Atlantic.........W...30-17 Oct. 18 FIU....................................W...33-23 Oct. 25 at North Texas...............W...45-17 Nov. 1 at ULM............................L.....31-30 Nov. 8 WKU...............................W..... 17-7 Nov. 15 at LSU.............................L.....40-31 Nov. 22 Louisiana.........................W..... 48-3 Dec. 6 Arkansas State..............W..... 35-9 Dec. 21 Southern Miss.................L.....30-27 2010 (9-4, 8-0 Sun Belt) Sun Belt Champions GMAC Bowl Sept. 3 at Bowling Green.........L.....31-14 Sept. 12 at Florida.......................L....... 56-6 Sept. 19 UAB.................................W...27-14 Sept. 26 at Arkansas State.........W...30-27 Oct. 6 Middle Tennessee.........W..... 31-7 Oct. 17 at FIU..............................W...42-33 Oct. 24 North Texas....................W...50-26 Oct. 31 ULM.................................W...42-21 Nov. 7 at WKU..........................W...40-20 Nov. 14 at Arkansas....................L.....56-20 Nov. 21 Florida Atlantic..............W...47-21 Nov. 28 at Louisiana....................W...48-31 Jan. 6 Central Michigan..........L.....44-41

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL Opponent Abilene Christian University Abraham-Baldwin College Alabama A&M University Alabama, University of (Frosh) Alabama-Birmingham, Univ. of Alabama State University Albany State University Alcorn State University Alumni Team Andalusia Angelo State University Appalachian State University Arkansas, University of Arkansas State University Auburn University (Frosh) Austin Peay University Betheleham College Birmingham-Southern College Birmingham-Southern College (Frosh) Bob Jones Bowling Green State University Brewton-Parker College Brockley Field College Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo University Cal State University-Northridge Carson-Newman University Central Florida, University of Central Michigan University Central State University Charleston Southern University Chattanooga, University of Chipola Junior College Cincinnati, University of Clanton Clio University Columbus State University Concord University Connecticut, University of Cumberland (Tenn.) University Delta State University Dothan East Mississippi College East Tennessee State University Eastern Kentucky University Edgar School Elba College Elon University Enterprise Eufaula Florala Florida, University of Florida A&M University Florida Atlantic University Florida International University Florida State University Fort Benning Georgia, University of Georgia Southern University Georgia Tech University Georgia State University Gordon Military Academy Greenville College Hartford College Headland

H 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 6-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 2-2-0 2-0-0 3-4-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-1 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-1 2-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-1 11-7-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 4-1-0 3-0-0 0-2-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 4-2-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0

A/N 0-1-0 0-2-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 2-2-0 7-2-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-3-0 3-5-0 0-1-0 5-3-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 4-3-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 10-12-0 1-1-2 2-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-2-0 2-1-0 2-0-0 3-0-0 1-3-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 6-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Overall 0-1-0 0-2-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 4-3-0 13-2-0 1-0-0 4-1-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 0-3-0 5-7-0 2-1-0 7-7-1 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-1 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 6-3-0 0-1-0 1-0-1 3-0-0 2-1-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-1 21-19-0 1-1-2 3-0-0 1-0-0 3-1-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 0-2-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 0-2-0 3-2-0 6-1-0 6-0-0 1-5-0 3-0-0 0-1-0 10-3-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 3-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0

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First Met 1975 1931 2000 1948 1993 1974 1981 1993 1930 1922 1976 1970 2002 1950 1923 1947 1927 1934 1924 1931 2009 1935 1942 2005 2001 1956 1987 2010 1984 1993 1969 1950 1994 1925 1922 1911 1968 1994 1935 1937 1912 1931 1995 1978 1909 1925 1972 1921 1922 1922 2007 1984 2002 2003 1947 1931 2007 1934 2006 1932 1966 1923 1926 1922

Last Met 1975 1932 2000 1948 2009 2006 1981 2008 1930 1923 1976 2000 2009 2009 1932 1972 1927 1934 1924 1931 2009 1935 1942 2005 2001 1959 1995 2010 1993 1995 1998 1950 1999 1925 1925 1911 1968 1994 1937 1990 1924 1933 1995 1997 1909 1926 1972 1922 1922 1923 2009 2002 2009 2009 2006 1978 2007 1995 2006 1932 1968 1923 1926 1922

Last Result Lost, 34-7 Lost, 19-0 Win, 28-13 Win, 6-0 Won , 27-14 Win, 38-0 Win, 43-0 Win, 65-0 Lost, 6-0 Lost, 7-0 Win, 38-9 Lost, 33-30 Lost, 56-20 Win, 30-27 Lost, 35-6 Win, 27-0 Win, 19-0 Win, 20-0 Tied, 6-6 Win, 3-0 Lost 31-14 Win, 42-7 Win, 50-0 Win, 27-10 Win, 44-31 Win, 21-0 Win, 28-17 Lost, 44-41 Tied, 21-21 Win, 66-7 Win, 23-6 Win, 42-0 Win, 31-24 Lost, 14-3 Win, 6-0 Win, 16-5 Win, 76-0 Win, 31-21 Tied, 0-0 Win, 42-28 Tied, 0-0 Win, 19-0 Win, 31-7 Win, 21-12 Win, 6-0 Win, 40-0 Win, 28-24 Lost, 38-0 Win, 25-0 Win, 6-0 Lost, 56-6 Win, 24-7 Win, 47-21 Win, 42-33 Lost, 24-17 Win, 21-12 Lost, 44-34 Lost, 24-21 Lost, 35-20 Lost, 17-0 Win, 47-7 Win, 13-6 Win, 26-0 Win, 33-7

TROJANS HISTORY

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL TROJANS HISTORY

Highland Park Howard University (Frosh) Idaho, University of Iowa State University Jacksonville State University James Madison University Kansas State University Liberty University Louisiana College Louisiana-Lafayette, University of Louisiana-Monroe, University of Louisiana State University Luverne Marion Military Institute Marshall University Maryland, University of Maxwell Field McNeese State University Memphis University Mercer University Miami (Fla.), University of Miami Air Base Middle Georgia College Middle Tennessee State University Minnesota, University of Mississippi College Missouri, University of Montana, University of Montana Nighthawks Montgomery O.P.X. Murray State University Nebraska, University of Nevada-Las Vegas, University of Newberry College New Mexico State University Newton Nicholls State University Norman North Alabama, University of North Dakota State University North Texas, University of Northern Illinois University Northern Michigan University Northwestern State University Oglethorpe University Ohio State University Oklahoma State University Ouachita Baptist University Ozark Palmer Pensacola Navy Portland State University Presbyterian College Ramer Red Level Repton Rice University Sam Houston State University Samford University Samford University (Frosh) Sidney Lanier Snead South Carolina, University of South Dakota, University of South Florida, University of

1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 17-14-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 3-0-0 5-0-1 0-0-0 2-1-0 7-3-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 3-4-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 3-3-0 0-0-0 4-2-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-1 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-1 0-0-0 2-0-0 12-4-1 0-0-1 9-12-0 0-0-0 4-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-2-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 2-0-0 4-0-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 6-3-0 0-0-1 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0

0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 11-17-2 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 3-1-0 3-7-0 3-3-0 0-2-0 2-1-0 5-3-1 1-3-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-4-0 1-4-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 3-8-0 0-1-0 3-9-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-4-0 0-1-0 0-4-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 8-2-0 0-1-0 12-11-0 1-0-0 2-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 7-1-0 1-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 0-0-1 0-0-0 1-0-0 5-0-1 8-8-0 0-1-0 0-3-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0

1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 28-33-2 1-1-0 0-1-0 1-1-0 5-3-0 6-7-0 8-3-1 0-2-0 4-2-0 12-6-1 2-3-0 0-1-0 3-0-0 4-8-0 1-4-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 6-11-0 0-1-0 7-11-0 1-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 2-0-1 1-0-0 0-4-0 0-1-0 1-5-1 0-1-0 3-0-0 20-6-1 0-1-1 21-23-0 1-0-0 5-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 10-3-0 1-4-0 0-1-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 2-0-0 6-0-0 3-2-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 0-3-0 0-0-1 1-0-0 1-0-0 7-0-1 14-11-0 0-1-1 0-3-1 0-1-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 1-1-0

172

1911 1932 2004 2002 1924 1994 2003 1992 1960 1946 1970 2004 1921 1924 1993 2001 1927 1968 1937 1935 2001 1951 1932 1936 2003 1963 2002 1996 1928 1910 1996 2001 1977 1936 2004 1923 1973 1932 1949 1984 2001 2004 1977 1966 1935 2008 2007 1972 1912 1925 1933 1987 1962 1921 1926 1921 2006 1968 1927 1924 1910 1940 2004 1986 1999

1911 1932 2004 2002 2001 1999 2003 1993 1967 2009 2009 2008 1926 1948 2004 2001 1930 2000 1941 1935 2001 1951 1935 2009 2003 1990 2005 1996 1928 1911 1996 2006 1977 1960 2004 1926 2001 1932 1992 1984 2009 2004 1977 2000 1941 2008 2008 1973 1925 1931 1949 1987 1965 1925 1926 1921 2006 2000 1998 1926 1922 1940 2005 1986 2000

1 0

Win, 17-0 Win, 15-6 Win, 47-7 Lost, 42-12 Win, 21-3 Win, 27-7 Lost, 41-5 Win, 35-13 Win, 75-0 Win, 48-31 Lost, 42-21 Lost, 40-31 Win, 25-6 Win, 19-6 Win, 17-15 Lost, 47-14 Win, 7-6 Win, 20-16 Lost, 32-0 Lost, 21-7 Lost, 38-7 Win, 33-13 Win, 44-0 Win, 31-7 Lost, 48-7 Lost, 26-16 Lost, 52-21 Lost, 70-7 Lost, 6-0 Win, 6-0 Win, 31-3 Lost, 56-0 Lost, 35-28 Lost, 34-6 Lost, 22-18 Win, 6-0 Win, 26-0 Lost, 14-13 Win, 24-10 Win, 18-17 Win, 50-26 Lost, 34-21 Win, 49-28 Win, 2-0 Lost, 21-0 Lost, 28-10 Lost, 55-24 Win, 17-7 Win, 25-0 Win, 43-6 Lost, 12-6 Win, 31-17 Lost, 21-0 Lost, 14-12 Tied, 0-0 Win, 12-6 Win, 41-17 Win, 23-21 Win, 27-23 Lost, 6-2 Lost, 21-0 Lost, 7-6 Lost, 45-20 Lost, 42-28 Lost, 20-10

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL Southeast Missouri State University 1-0-0 0-1-0 Southeastern Louisiana University 6-3-0 2-6-0 Southern Illinois University 1-0-0 1-0-0 Southern Mississippi, University of 0-0-0 1-6-0 Southern Union Community College 1-0-0 0-0-0 Southern Utah University 2-0-0 0-0-0 Southwest Mississippi 0-0-0 0-1-0 Southwest Texas State University 3-0-0 1-1-0 Spring Hill College 0-0-0 1-5-0 St. Bernard 3-0-1 0-0-0 Stephen F. Austin University 2-1-0 1-2-0 Stetson University 0-0-0 1-5-0 Tampa, University of 1-2-0 0-13-0 Tennessee-Martin, University of 8-5-0 6-8-0 Tennessee Tech University 2-0-0 0-1-1 Tennessee Wesleyan College 0-0-0 0-1-0 Texas A&I University 0-1-0 1-1-0 Towson State University 1-0-0 0-0-0 Troy 1-0-0 1-0-0 Tuskegee University 0-0-0 1-0-0 Union University 1-0-0 1-1-0 Union Springs 0-0-1 0-0-1 Utah State University 1-1-0 1-0-0 Valdosta State University 3-2-0 4-2-0 Virginia, University of 0-0-0 0-1-0 Virginia Union University 1-0-0 0-0-0 West Alabama, University 18-3-1 22-3-1 West Georgia, University of 5-1-0 4-1-0 West Texas University 1-0-0 1-0-0 Western Kentucky University 3-0-1 4-0-0 Wetumpka 3-0-1 1-1-0 William Carey College 0-1-0 0-0-0 Williamette University 0-0-0 1-0-0 Winston-Salem State University 1-0-0 0-0-0 OVERALL

Year 1968 1968 1984 1984 1984 1986 1986 1987 1987 1987 1993 1993 1993 1994 1995 1996 1996 1996 1998 1999 1999 2000 2004 2006 2008 2010

Opponent Williamette Texas A&I Central State Towson State North Dakota St. Virginia Union South Dakota Winston-Salem St. Central Florida Portland State Stephen F. Austin McNeese State Marshall James Madison Georgia Southern Florida A&M Murray State Montana Florida A&M James Madison Florida A&M Appalachian State Northern Illinois Rice Southern Miss Central Michigan

W/L W W W W W W L W W W W W L L L W W L L W L L L W L L

1-1-0 1987 8-9-0 1942 2-0-0 1991 1-6-0 1935 1-0-0 1932 2-0-0 2001 0-1-0 1937 4-1-0 1996 1-5-0 1934 3-0-1 1941 3-3-0 1993 1-5-0 1946 1-15-0 1934 14-13-0 1960 2-1-1 1978 0-1-0 1938 1-2-0 1968 1-0-0 1984 2-0-0 1923 1-0-0 1983 2-1-0 1947 0-0-2 1909 2-1-0 2002 7-4-0 1982 0-1-0 2003 1-0-0 1986 40-8-2 1938 9-2-0 1947 2-0-0 1986 7-0-1 1976 4-1-0 1910 0-1-0 1955 1-0-0 1968 1-0-0 1987 501-347-27 (.543)

TROY ALL-TIME IN THE POSTSEASON

Score 63-10 43-35 31-21 45-3 18-17 31-7 42-28 45-14 31-10 31-17 42-20 35-28 24-21 45-26 24-21 29-25 31-3 70-7 27-17 27-7 17-10 33-30 34-21 41-17 30-27 (ot) 44-41

Round/Bowl NAIA First Round NAIA Championship NCAA D-II First Round NCAA D-II Semifinals NCAA D-II Championship NCAA D-II First Round NCAA D-II Semifinals NCAA D-II First Round NCAA D-II Semifinals NCAA D-II Championship NCAA D-IAA First Round NCAA D-IAA Quarterfinals NCAA D-IAA Semifinals NCAA D-IAA First Round NCAA D-IAA First Round NCAA D-IAA First Round NCAA D-IAA Quarterfinals NCAA D-IAA Semifinals NCAA D-IAA First Round NCAA D-IAA First Round NCAA D-IAA Quarterfinals NCAA D-IAA First Round Silicon Valley Bowl New Orleans Bowl New Orleans Bowl GMAC Bowl

173

1988 2003 1992 2008 1932 2002 1937 2000 1955 1948 2000 1955 1963 1990 1981 1938 1980 1984 1925 1983 1949 1909 2004 1992 2003 1986 1990 1991 1987 2009 1924 1955 1968 1987

Coach Billy Atkins Billy Atkins Chan Gailey Chan Gailey Chan Gailey Rick Rhoades Rick Rhoades Rick Rhoades Rick Rhoades Rick Rhoades Larry Blakeney Larry Blakeney Larry Blakeney Larry Blakeney Larry Blakeney Larry Blakeney Larry Blakeney Larry Blakeney Larry Blakeney Larry Blakeney Larry Blakeney Larry Blakeney Larry Blakeney Larry Blakeney Larry Blakeney Larry Blakeney

Win, 26-13 Win, 28-0 Win, 37-13 Lost, 30-27 Win, 62-0 Win, 40-15 Lost, 13-7 Win, 31-7 Lost, 20-0 Win, 32-0 Win, 6-0 Lost, 7-0 Win, 7-0 Win, 41-33 Lost, 27-28 Lost, 6-30 Win, 14-6 Win, 45-3 Win, 14-0 Win, 33-6 Win, 33-6 Tied, 0-0 Win, 49-21 Win, 26-10 Lost, 24-0 Win, 31-7 Win, 31-6 Win, 13-10 Win, 45-0 Win, 42-20 Win, 7-0 Lost, 23-0 Win, 63-10 Win, 45-14

Record 1-0 2-0 3-0 4-0 5-0 6-0 6-1 7-1 8-1 9-1 10-1 11-1 11-2 11-3 11-4 12-4 13-4 13-5 13-6 14-6 14-7 14-8 14-9 15-9 15-10 15-11

TROJANS HISTORY

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL TROJANS HISTORY

Sun Belt Conference

Troy vs.

Arkansas State Florida Atlantic FIU Louisiana-Lafayette ULM Middle Tennessee North Texas WKU vs. Sun Belt

W/L Last Mtg 5-7 2009 6-1 2009 7-0 2009 6-7 2009 8-3-1 2009 6-11 2009 7-1 2009 7-0-1 2009 49-30-1 .627

Atlantic Coast Conference

Troy vs.

Boston College Clemson Duke Georgia Tech Florida State Maryland Miami (Fla.) North Carolina North Carolina State Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest vs. ACC

W/L 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-5 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-9

Big 12

Troy vs.

Baylor Colorado Iowa State Kansas Kansas State Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Oklahoma State Texas Texas A&M Texas Tech vs. Big 12

Troy vs.

Cincinnati Connecticut Louisville Piitsburgh Rutgers South Florida Syracuse Temple West Virginia vs. Big East

W/L 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1-2 0-4 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-9

Big East

W/L 1-1 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-2

Troy vs.

Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan Michigan State Minnesota Northwestern Ohio State Penn State Purdue Wisconsin vs. Big Ten

Big Ten

W/L 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2

Last Mtg Never met Never met Never met Never met Never met 2003 Never met 2008 Never met Never met Never met .000

Conference USA

Last Mtg Never met Never met Never met 2006 2006 2001 2001 Never met Never met 2003 Never met Never met .100

Troy vs.

W/L Alabama-Bimingham 4-3 Central Florida 6-3 East Carolina 0-0 Houston 0-0 Marshall 2-3 Memphis 1-4 Rice 1-0 Southern Methodist 0-0 Southern Mississippi 1-6 Texas-El Paso 0-0 Tulane 0-0 Tulsa 0-0 vs. C-USA 15-19

Last Mtg Never met Never met 2002 Never met 2003 2005 2006 Never met 2008 Never met Never met Never met .182

Troy vs.

Akron Ball State Bowling Green Buffalo Central Michigan Eastern Michigan Kent State Miami (Ohio) Northern Illinois Ohio Toledo Western Michigan vs. MAC

Last Mtg 1999 1994 Never met Never met Never met 2000 Never met Never met Never met .600

Troy vs.

Army Navy Notre Dame vs. Independents

Last Mtg 2009 1995 Never met Never met 2004 1941 2006 Never met 2008 Never met Never met Never met .441

Mid-American Conference W/L 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-3

Last Mtg Never met Never met 2009 Never met 2009 Never met Never met Never met 2004 Never met Never met Never met .000

Division I-A Independents W/L 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

174

Last Mtg Never met Never met Never met .000

1 0

Mountain West Conference

Troy vs.

Air Force Brigham Young Colorado State Nevada-Las Vegas New Mexico San Diego State Utah Wyoming vs. Mountain West

W/L 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1

Pac 10

Troy vs.

Arizona Arizona State California Oregon Oregon State Stanford UCLA USC Washington Washington State vs. Pac-10

W/L 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Last Mtg Never met Never met Never met 1977 Never met Never met Never met Never met .000

Last Mtg Never met Never met Never met Never met Never met Never met Never met Never met Never met Never met .000

Southeastern Conference

Troy vs.

Alabama Arkansas Auburn Florida Georgia Kentucky LSU Mississippi Mississippi State South Carolina Tennessee Vanderbilt vs. SEC

W/L 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-2 0-0 1-1 0-2 0-0 0-0 1-11

Last Mtg Never met 2009 Never met 2009 2007 Never met 2008 Never met 2002 2005 Never met Never met .083

Western Athletic Conference

Troy vs.

Boise State Fresno State Hawaii Idaho Louisiana Tech Neveda New Mexico State San Jose State Utah State vs. WAC

W/L 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 2-1 3-2

Last Mtg Never met Never met Never met 2004 Never met Never met 2004 Never met 2004 .60

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL COACHES YEAR-BY-YEAR Year Head Coach 1909 Virgil McKinley TOTALS

Rec. Pct. 1-0-2 .500 1-0-2 .500

1910 Dan Herran TOTALS

1-1-2 .375 1-1-2 .375

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1911 George Penton 1912 George Penton TOTALS

4-1-1 .750 3-0-0 1.000 7-1-1 .833

- - -

TOTALS Pct. - 1951 Jim Grantham - 1952 Jim Grantham 1953 Jim Grantham - 1954 Jim Grantham - TOTALS

Conf.

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20-18-3 .524 8-4-3

.633

2-7-0 4-6-0 3-5-0 2-5-1 11-23-1

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

.000 .666 .666 .333 .556 .333 .333 .333 .333 .333 .333

.222 .400 .375 .313 .329

.125 .591 .714 .481

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1924 Ross V. Ford TOTALS

2-1-4 .571 2-1-4 .571

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1925 Otis Bynum 1926 Otis Bynum TOTALS

5-3-0 .625 7-1-1 .833 12-4-1 .735

- - -

- 1955 William Clipson 2-6-0 .250 1-2-0 - 1956 William Clipson 3-5-0 .375 1-2-0 - 1957 William Clipson 2-6-0 .250 1-2-0 1958 William Clipson 3-6-0 .333 1-2-0 - 1959 William Clipson 3-5-0 .375 1-2-0 - TOTALS 5-10-0 ALABAMA COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE 1960 William Clipson 1-8-0 .111 1-2-0 - 1961 William Clipson 1-8-0 .111 1-2-0 - 1962 William Clipson 2-6-0 .250 1-2-0 1963 William Clipson 2-7-0 .222 0-3-0 - 1964 William Clipson 6-3-0 .667 2-1-0 - 1965 William Clipson 1-8-0 .111 0-3-0 26-68-0 .277 5-13-0 - TOTALS

1927 Gladwin Gaumer 5-3-0 .625 1928 Gladwin Gaumer 7-1-1 .833 TOTALS 12-4-1 .735

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1930 No coach TOTALS

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-

- - - - - - - -

-

1921 J.W. Campbell 1-7-0 1922 J.W. Campbell 6-4-1 1923 J.W. Campbell 5-2-0 TOTALS 12-13-1

1931 Albert Elmore 1932 Albert Elmore 1933 Albert Elmore 1934 Albert Elmore 1935 Albert Elmore 1936 Albert Elmore 1937 Albert Elmore TOTALS

1-2-0 .333 1-2-0 .333 6-3-0 5-3-2 5-1-0 7-2-0 5-5-0 3-4-0 2-7-2 33-25-4

.667 .600 .833 .778 .500 .429 .272 .565

ALABAMA INTERCOLLEGIATE CONFERENCE 1938 Albert Choate 4-4-1 .500 2-0-1 1939^ Albert Choate 7-4-0 1940 Albert Choate 2-1-0 1941^ Albert Choate 5-4-0 1942^ Albert Choate 4-3-0 1946 Albert Choate 4-3-0 TOTALS 25-26-1

.636 .667 .556 .571 .571 .490

4-0-0 1-2-0 3-0-0 2-0-0 3-1-0 15-3-1

.833 1.000 .333 1.000 1.000 1.000 .816

1947 1948 1949 1950

.550 .545 .650 .350

2-1-1 3-2-0 2-0-1 1-1-1

.625 .600 .833 .500

Fred McCollum Fred McCollum Fred McCollum Fred McCollum

5-4-0 6-5-0 6-3-1 3-6-1

1966 Billy Atkins 5-5-0 .500 1967^ Billy Atkins 8-2-0 .800 1968^ Billy Atkins 11-1-0 .917 1969^ Billy Atkins 8-1-1 .850 TOTALS

.333 .333 .333 .000 .667 .000 .278

1-2-0 3-0-0 3-0-0 3-0-0 10-2-0

.333 1.000 1.000 1.000 .833

GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE 1970 Billy Atkins 6-4-1 .591 1-2-0 1971^ Billy Atkins 6-3-0 .667 5-1-0 TOTALS 44-16-2 .726 6-3-0

.333 .833 .667

1972 Tom Jones 1973^ Tom Jones TOTALS

4-5-1 .450 2-3-1 7-2-1 .750 6-1-0 11-7-2 .600 8-4-1

.417 .857 .654

1974 Byrd Whigham 6-4-0 .600 4-4-0 1975 Byrd Whigham 6-4-0 .600 5-3-0 TOTALS 10-8-0 .600 9-7-0

.500 .625 .563

1976^ Charlie Bradshaw 8-1-1 1977 Charlie Bradshaw 6-4-0 1978 Charlie Bradshaw 7-2-0 1979 Charlie Bradshaw 6-3-1 1980 Charlie Bradshaw 8-2-0 1981 Charlie Bradshaw 3-7-0 1982 Charlie Bradshaw 2-8-0 TOTALS 40-27-2

.857 .571 .714 .800 .667 .167 .286 .578

1983 Chan Gailey 1984^ Chan Gailey

175

.850 .600 .778 .650 .800 .300 .200 .577

6-1-0 4-3-0 5-2-0 4-1-0 4-2-0 1-5-0 2-5-0 26-19-0

7-4-0 .636 4-3-0 12-1-0 .923 6-1-0

.571 .857

TROJANS HISTORY

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

2004 Silicon Valley Classic • 2006 New Orleans Bowl Champion 2008 New Orleans Bowl • 2010 GMAC Bowl

TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL TROJANS HISTORY

TOTALS 1985 Rick Rhoades 1986^ Rick Rhoades 1987^ Rick Rhoades TOTALS

19-5-0 6-4-0 10-2-0 12-1-1 28-7-1

.791 .600 .833 .893 .764

10-4-0 5-2-0 7-0-0 7-0-0 19-2-0

1988 Robert Maddox 1989 Robert Maddox 1990 Robert Maddox TOTALS

4-6-0 4-6-0 5-5-0 13-17-0

.400 .400 .500 .433

3-5-0 3-5-0 5-3-0 11-13-0

DIVISION II INDEPENDENT 1991 Larry Blakeney 5-6-0 .455 1992 Larry Blakeney 10-1-0 .909

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DIVISION I-AA INDEPENDENT 1993 Larry Blakeney 12-1-1 .893 - 1994 Larry Blakeney 8-4-0 .667 - 1995 Larry Blakeney 11-1-0 .917 - SOUTHLAND FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1996^ Larry Blakeney 12-2-0 .857 5-1-0 1997 Larry Blakeney 5-6-0 .455 2-5-0

.714 .714 1.000 1.000 .905

1998 Larry Blakeney 8-4-0 .667 1999^ Larry Blakeney 11-2-0 .846 2000^ Larry Blakeney 10-2-0 .833 TOTALS

5-2-0 6-1-0 7-0-0 25-9-0

DIVISION I-A INDEPENDENT .375 2001 Larry Blakeney 7-4-0 .636 - .375 2002 Larry Blakeney 4-8-0 .333 - .625 2003 Larry Blakeney 6-6-0 .500 - .458 SUN BELT CONFERENCE 2004 Larry Blakeney 7-5-0 .583 5-2-0 - 2005 Larry Blakeney 4-7-0 .364 3-4-0 - 2006^ Larry Blakeney 8-5-0 .615 6-1-0 2007^ Larry Blakeney 8-4-0 .667 6-1-0 2008^ Larry Blakeney 8-5-0 .615 6-1-0 - 2009^ Larry Blakeney 9-4-0 .692 8-0-0 - TOTALS 153-79-1 .662 34-9-0 ^ - conference championship season .833 TOTALS .286

478-291-22

1 0 .714 .857 1.000 .735 .714 .429 .857 .857 .857 1.000 .791

198-98-5

TROJANS ON THE TUBE (BREAKDOWN) Network Big Ten Network CBS College Sports Southeast (CSS) Cox Sports (CST) ESPN ESPN2 ESPN+ ESPNU Fox SportSouth Fox SportsNet NCAA Sports Prime Network SportSouth Sun Belt Sports Network Sunshine Network Sun Sports TrojanVision Troy ISP Sports Network WRJM-UPN 67 TOTALS

Record 0-1-0 0-2-0 20-9-0 1-2-0 1-2-0 7-1-0 13-10-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 3-1-0 1-0-0 0-2-0 5-1-0 1-0-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 0-5-0 4-0-0 3-0-0 61-41-0

Pct. .000 .000 .690 .333 .333 .875 .565 1.000 .500 .750 1.000 .000 .833 1.000 .000 .000 .000 1.000 1.000 .598

176

Last 2008 1983 2009 2008 2009 2009 2008 2005 1997 2001 1984 1996 1996 2009 2007 2009 2005 2009 2004

Result lost to Ohio State, 28-10 lost to North Alabama, 41-21 def. Florida Atlantic, 47-21 lost to LSU, 40-31 lost to Central Michigan, 44-41 def. Middle Tennessee, 31-7 def. Arkansas State, 35-9 def. Florida International, 18-13 lost to SW Texas State, 31-17 lost to Nebraska, 42-14 def. North Dakota State, 18-17 lost to Stephen F. Austin, 13-10 lost to Montana, 70-7 def. Arkansas State, 30-27 lost to Florida, 59-31 lost to Florida, 56-6 lost to Middle Tennessee, 17-7 def. Louisiana-Lafayette, 48-31 def. Louisiana-Lafayette, 13-10

1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 1900-1919

1909 - Troy begins playing football with V.P. McKinley serving as the first head coach. The team faced a variety of opponents in the early years, from community teams and high schools to universities.

1910 - The Association constructed an athletic field on the north side of the old college campus. Prior to this field, most “home” games were played at the old Orion Street playing field. Dan Herren served as head coach.

1911 - George Penton takes over as head coach and leads Troy to an 8-0-1 record over two seasons.

1913 - No records for teams from 1913-1920.

1920s

1921 - The program resumes with Professor J.W. Campbell at the helm.

1924 - Ross V. “Flivver” Ford heads the program for a season.

1925 - Football was played on the current campus on the site of what is now Shackleford Hall. Otis Bynum takes over the program as head coach for the next two seasons.

1926 - Bynum leads Troy to a 7-1-1 record, the most wins in a season for the program until the 1967 team won eight.

1927 - All high schools and community teams are dropped from the football schedule. This was Troy’s first fully “intercollegiate” team, with Gladwin Gaumer, a professor at the college, as head coach.

1928 - Troy’s first night game was held against Maxwell Field, played at Montgomery’s Cramton Bowl.

1929 - The school does not field a team.

1930s

1931 - Former Alabama star Albert Elmore takes the reigns as head football coach, and under Elmore, the program gained

stability and organization. He helped form the Southern Intercollegiate Association and Dixie Conference.

1936 - Tickets for Troy home games cost 55 cents each, and the team has just 19 players. Six of the 19 were ineligible under freshman eligibility rules.

1938 - Troy joins the Alabama Intercollegiate Conference with Livingston, Jacksonville State, St. Bernard, Marion Institute and Snead College. Albert Choate takes over as head coach.

1939 - Troy wins the AIC championship by defeating arch-rival Jacksonville State, 27-0. The team was then known as the “Red Wave”, “Trojans” or “Teachers.” Pass-catching sensation Sherrill Busby, a 198-pound end, became Troy’s first All-American (AP) and NFL player (Brooklyn Dodgers).

1940s

1941 - Troy wins its second AIC championship, posting a 5-4 record.

1942 - Troy wins its third AIC championship in four years with a 4-3 record. The program was suspended after the season due to World War II. 1946 - Fielding the first team since World War II, led once again

by Choate, the school records a 3-4 mark.

1947 - Buddy McCollum takes over as head coach, and the program won its 100th game.

1948 - Troy makes its first postseason appearance at the inaugural Paper Bowl in Pensacola. The Trojans were 6-4 in the regular season bue lost 19-0 to Jacksonville State in the postseason.

1950s

1950 - The school’s home field is moved to its present site and becomes Memorial Stadium. It is so named in honor of the University’s students and Pike County citizens who died in World War II. Previously, the team played on the ground where Smith Hall now

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stands and in a field that now is the outfield of Riddle-Pace Field.

1951 - Jim Grantham becomes the program’s 11th head coach.

1955 - William Clipson becomes head coach. He is the first Troy alumnus to lead the program.

1960s

1966 - Bill Atkins takes over the program as head coach and leads it to heights previously unseen. His first team registers a 5-5 record.

1967 - Troy wins it first AIC championship since 1942, compiling an 8-2 record.

1968 - Atkins leads the Red Wave to the NAIA national championship en route to an 11-1 mark. Troy topped Texas A&I, 43-35, in Montgomery, Ala., at Cramton Bowl before a then NAIA title game record crowd of 15,000.

1969 - Troy wins its third straight Alabama Collegiate Conference title with an 8-1-1 overall record.

1970s

1971 - Troy joins the Gulf South Conference as it moves up to NCAA Divison II. It claimed the first Gulf South Conference crown, finishing with a 5-1 league mark and holding the tiebreaker over in-state rival Livingston (now West Alabama) by defeating the Tigers, 21-20, in the regular season.

1972 - Tom Jones becomes the program’s 14th head coach.

1973 - All athletic teams adopt the name Trojans as a result of a student body vote. Jones leads Troy to a 7-2-1 mark and the Gulf South Conference championship.

1974 - Boyd Whigham becomes the Troy coach.

1976 - Under first-year head coach Charlie Bradshaw, the Trojans finished the season ranked sixth in the nation, cracking the Division II Top 10 for the first-time ever. It was the program’s third GSC title.

1980s

1983 - Chan Gailey takes the program’s reins and leads it to a five-game improvement in the win column, finishing 7-4.

1984 - Gailey once again leads his team to a five-game improvement in the win column, with the Trojans finishing 12-1 and capturing the NCAA Division II National Championship. Troy defeats North Dakota State, 18-17, on a last-second, game-winning 50-yard Ted Clem field goal in the Palm Bowl in McAllen, Texas.

Troy won its fourth Gulf South Conference championship.

1985 - Rick Rhoades named head coach.

1986 - Rhoades leads Troy to its fifth Gulf South Conference championship with a perfect 8-0 conference record, its first in school history. The Trojans lose 42-28 to South Dakota State in the Division II semifinals.

1987 - Troy once again reaches the pinnacle of NCAA Division II football by winning the national championship with a 31-17 victory over Portland State in Florence, Ala. - finishing 12-1-1 and 8-0 in conference play.

1990s

1990 - On June 4, the Troy University Board of Trustees votes unanimously to pursue NCAA Division I membership.

1991 - Larry Blakeney becomes the program’s 20th head coach.

1992 - In just his second year, Blakeney leads the Trojans to a 10-1 marks as the school completes its transition to Division I-AA football.

1993 - The Trojans advance to the I-AA playoffs in their first season of eligibility with their first undefeated regular season (10-0-

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1994 - Troy finishes 8-4, returning to the I-AA playoffs but losing in the first round at James Madison, 45-26. Troy becomes the first school in NCAA history to earn playoff appearances in its first two eligible seasons in I-AA. The Trojans finished the season ranked 12th.

1995 - The Trojans post an 11-0 regular-season mark, the first in school history, and are ranked third in the country. The team loses in the first round of the playoffs to Georgia Southern.

1996 - Troy wins the inaugural Southland Football League title and finishes fourth in the Sports Network and 12th in the SportsTicker ESPN/USA Today polls. The Trojans finish the year 12-2, adavance to the I-AA playoff semifinals.

1998 - On June 3, the Board of Trustees votes to pursue membership in NCAA Division I-A football. The Trojans return to the playoffs, finishing 8-4, ranked 11th in the ESPN/USA Today and 13th in the Sports Network polls.

1999 - On June 3, the Board of Trustees authorizes the moving up of the I-A timetable to the 2001 season. The Trojans post an 11-2 record with a quarterfinal appearance in the I-AA playoffs. Troy is ranked number one in the nation for four weeks during the season. Defensive tackle, Al Lucas, is named the NCAA Division I-AA Defensive Player of the Year, winning the Buck Buchanan Award.

2000s

2000 - The Trojans played their final season in I-AA and the Southland Football League. As a going-away present, the Trojans breezed through the league with a 7-0 record, winning their third title in five years, and advanced to the I-AA playoffs for the seventh time in eight seasons. The Trojans finished the season ranked ninth in the Sports Network poll and third in the Teamlink/CFAA and ESPN/USA Today polls after being ranked number one in all three polls for three consecutive weeks earlier in the season.

2001 - Troy finished 7-4 in its first year as a Division I-A member, upsetting SEC rival Mississippi State University on October 13 and defeating Sun Belt Conference champion North Texas, 18-16, to conclude the regular season. The Trojans were the only team in the nation to face the two teams that played for the national championship, No. 1 Miami and No. 2 Nebraska. In December, the Board of Trustees approved an expansion of Movie Gallery Stadium to be completed by Fall 2003.

2002 - In June, Troy crossed the last hurdle to full Division I-A membership, submitting schedules with a minimum of six Division I-A schools for five seasons. In July, construction began on expansion of Movie Gallery Veterans Stadium, increasing capacity to 30,000. Troy finished 4-8 in its first season as a full member of NCAA Division I-A, playing eight games away from home. The remodeling of Movie Gallery Veterans Stadium began in November, and the final home game of the season against Utah State was played amid construction. Defensive end Osi Umenyiora finished second in the nation in sacks with 16, while the Troy defense ranked fourth nationally in total defense.

2003 - In May, Troy joined in a partnership with Movie Gallery to rename the football stadium to Movie Gallery Veterans Stadium.

A month later, the Trojans received an invitation to join the Sun Belt Conference in football in 2004 and all sports in the 2005-06 school year. The Trojans opened their new, 30,000-seat home on September 20 with a 28-0 win over Southeastern Louisiana and followed the next week with a 33-24 victory over Marshall that prompted the Trojan students to tear down the goal posts. Troy finished the season ranked third nationally in interceptions. DeWhitt Betterson tallied a school-record 1,161 yards rushing on 244 carries.

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2005 - The Trojans’ second season in the Sun Belt did not prove to be as successful as the first. The highligh of the season was a 13-10 victory over North Texas in Denton, snapping a 22-game conference Mean Green win streak in front a national television audience. That victory, however, was overshadowed by a pair of home losses and a 4-7 record.

2006 - The Trojans debuted a new offensive philosophy that moved away from the traditional power ground game the program was known for. Troy led the Sun Belt Conference in passing en route to their first league title. Near misses against Florida State and Georgia Tech early in the season, along with tough losses at UAB and Nebraska, left the Trojans at 1-4 heading into conference play. The team rebounded with four straight wins before a home loss to Arkansas State put the Trojans’ backs against the wall. That wall fell when Troy won in the “Miracle at Murfreesboro”, defeating Middle Tennessee State after scoring two touchdowns with just 2:14 to play in the game. A win over FIU the next week clinched Troy’s league title and a berth in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl where the Trojans steamed Rice 41-17 to complete an 8-5 season. Junior quarterback Omar Haugabook earned Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year honors, Newcomer of the Year and

the Offensive Player of the Year honors before throwing for four touchdowns in the New Orleans Bowl and running for another one en route to winning MVP honors.

2007 - The Trojans faced two finalists for the Heisman Trophy, including facing the eventual Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow.

Troy faced four SEC opponents during the season, including the defending national champion in Florida. The Trojans defeated Oklahoma State in front of a nationally-televised audience at Movie Gallery Veterans Stadium, 43-22, and never trailed in the contest. The Trojans were undefeated in conference play headed into the final game season, unfortunately losing to FAU and settling for a share of the Sun Belt Conference championship. Cornerback Leodis McKelvin tied a Sun Belt Conference record when he was drafted with the 11th overall pick in the NFL Draft by the Buffalo Bills. He was also named to three All-American Teams in his senior season.

2008 - The Trojans faced the two teams that played in the BCS National Championship Game from the year before in LSU and Ohio State. The Trojans faced an opponent from the Big 10, Big 12 and SEC in their non-conference games. Troy won their third consecutive Sun Belt Conference Championship by dropping just one conference game throughout the season. The Trojans were rewarded for their efforts with a bid to the New Orleans Bowl and 13 selections to All-Sun Belt Conference Team at the conclusion of the season.

2009 - The Trojans finished off their first undefeated season in Sun Belt Conference history, running away for their fourth consecutive Sun Belt Conference championship and a berth in the GMAC Bowl.

Their were several records broken during the season, with senior quarterback Levi Brown setting new marks for passing yards in a single season and passing yards in a single game (twice). He also rewrote the Sun Belt Conference history books, becoming the first quarterback to throw for more than 4,000 yards in a single season.

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ALABAMA COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE

Formed in 1960, the ACC as it was known, was created by four in-state rivals; Troy, Jacksonville State, Florence State (now North Alabama) and Livingston (now West Alabama). The Trojans dominated the last three years of the conference, claiming the league title in 1967, 1968 and 1969. Its predecessor, the Alabama Intercollegiate Conference, was formed in 1938 by the same in-state schools, along with Marion Military and St. Bernard.

It was the first conferene that the Trojans joined, and they would claim the league title for the first time in 1939. They also won back-to-back titles in 1941 and 1942.

BILLY ATKINS

Took over as head coach at Troy after William Clipson’s 1-8 season in 1965, and immediately revived the program. He brought the Trojans to national prominence, and during his six years his record was 44-16-2 including the 168 NAIA National Championship.

He coached several of the all-time greats in Troy history including Sim Byrd, Ronnie Shelley and Vince Green. Atkins is second on the school’s all-time win list behind current head coach Larry Blakeney.

since moving to Division I-A. Troy’s new home, the Sun Belt Conference, sends its champion to the New Orleans Bowl each season in December. Even though Troy did not earn the automatic bid to the New Orleans Bowl, the Trojans did earn an invitation to the Silicon Valley Football Classic in San Jose, Calif.

On a rainy night in California, the Trojans made their Division I-A bowl debut against Northern Illinois from the Mid-American Conference. After jumping out to a 14-0 lead in the first quarter, the Trojans turned as cold as the weather and dropped a 34-21 decision to the Huskies.

The Trojans earned their first bowl victory in 2005, downing Rice 41-17 in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl. Troy earned its way into the bowl by posting a 6-1 record in Sun Belt Conference play to capture their first SBC title.

Since that bowl game, the Trojans have played in two other bowl games, the 2008 New Orleans Bowl and the 2010 GMAC Bowl as conference champions.

LEVI BROWN

BATTLE FOR THE OL’ SCHOOL BELL

At every level of college football, there are great rivalries. For Troy, it is bitter rival Jacksonville State University. The two teams began playing each other in 1924, with the Gamecocks holding a 33-28-2 edge in the all-time series. However, the Trojans have won seven straight and 12-of-15 in the series. Both schools began as teacher colleges in the late 1800s, and, when the teams first played, they created a trophy that the winner would have until the teams met again the following year. School officials determined that it was fitting for two teachers colleges to play for a school bell. The Ol’ School Bell, as it is called, has been in Troy for the past 10 years and will remain in Troy in the near future since the teams are not scheduled to play against each other.

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The Trojans have played in four bowl games in their history - the 1948 Paper Bowl, in Pensacola, Fla., the 2004 Silicon Valley Football Classic, in San Jose, Calif. and the 2006 and 2008 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl.

Levi Brown rewrote the history books in his final season of 2008.

He holds school records for completions in a single game, attempts in a single game and passing yards in a single game (breaking his own record). He also holds the school record for passing yards in a single season, which is the best in the Sun Belt history books at over 4,000 yards. He finished his career as the Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year, and was drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the seventh round.

BUCK BUCHANAN AWARD

Following the 1999 season, two-time All-America defensive tackle Al Lucas claimed the award, given annually to the top defensive player in Division I-AA. Lucas tragically died as the result of an on-field injury suffered in an Arena Football League game on April 10, 2005.

The Trojans faced archrival Jacksonville State in the Paper Bowl, losing 19-0 at Pensacola High School’s new stadium, which had just one set of bleachers, according to records. The game was played on Dec. 18 and sponsored by Southern paper mills as a tribute to the nearly 100,000 workers in the industry at that time. An excerpt from the game program reads “the paper-making industry at Cantonment means much to Pensacola and this area of the state in payrolls and business generally ... December 18 was picked because students were at home for the holidays at this time, and many fans who would like to take in other bowl games later in the month, and on Jan. 1, will be able to do so at this time.”

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SIM BYRD

One of the greatest players ever to play at Troy, Byrd owns many of the school’s all-time passing records. During his three seasons at quarterback, he guided the Trojans to a 24-8 record and the school’s first national championship, the NAIA title in 1968. Named first-team All-America and All-ACC his senior year in 1968, he set the single-season record for passing yards with 3,569 in 1968 while also setting school records for completions (260), attempts (414).

TED CLEM

Clem set the standard for all Troy kickers. He was the key participant in one of the most historic plays in school history - “The Kick” as it has been dubbed by Troy faithful. His 50-yard field goal as time expired gave Troy an 18-17 win over North Dakota State in 1984 and its first NCAA Division II national championship. Clem set the single-game record for points in a game with 14, and owns the career record book. Clem kicked 48 field goals in his four years in Troy, from 1984-87. He still holds the school record for attempts with 78 and consecutive PATs made (166).

NICK COLBERT

Nick Colbert was named as a 2000 College Football ScholarAthlete by the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame. He was one of 16 award recipients named in 2000 for the award, which represents college football’s finest student-athletes from all divisions. Colbert graduated from Troy in May 2001 with his degree in Biology. He finished his degree boasting a grade point average better than 3.7. He was an annual member on the school’s Provost’s and Chancellor’s lists for academic excellence.

Since 1959, when the first class was selected, 586 scholar-athletes have been awarded the honor based on superior academic performance, outstanding football ability, strong leadership and citizenship. Each scholar-athlete is awarded an $18,000 postgraduate scholarship and honored at the Foundation’s Annual Awards Dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York. Other notable athletes to earn the award along with Colbert were Purdue’s Drew Brees, Florida State’s Chris Weinke and a fellow Southland Football League athlete, McNeese State’s Wes Hines.

COMING-OUT PARTY

Troy made its Division I-A debut on Sept. 1, 2001, when the Trojans traveled to face fourth-ranked Nebraska. The Trojans showed they could play at the I-A level, taking an early 7-0 lead on a 9-yard touchdown run by Demontray Carter. Brock Nutter capped an improbable half, throwing a 31-yard touchdown pass to Heyward Skipper to cut the Cornhuskers’ lead to 28-14 at the intermission.

The Trojans fought valiantly in the second half, keeping Nebraska out of the end zone on two drives inside the 1-yard line in the fourth quarter. Jimmy McClain stopped Eric Crouch on the 1-yard line, and the entire defense stopped Thunder Collins from leaping into the endzone.

CHAN GAILEY

Gailey led the Trojans to the 1984 Division II national championship. In his two seasons at Troy, Gailey led the Trojans to a 19-5 record. After taking over the program in 1983, he guided the Trojans to a five-game improvement, going 7-4 his fist year. His final year, he led the Trojans to the national title.

FIRST NIGHT GAME

In 1928, the Troy football team played its first night game in Montgomery at Cramton Bowl. Troy faced off against Maxwell Field, claiming a 13-0 victory.

GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE

Members from Troy, Delta State, Florence State (now North Alabama), Livingston (now West Alabama), Tennessee-Martin and Jacksonville State all met in Birmingham during the summer of 1970 to form the Mid-South Conference. Scheduling conflicts in the first year allowed competition only in football. Southeastern Louisiana and Nicholls State joined the conference later, giving the conference eight members and the league changed its name to the Gulf South Conference. On June 4, 1990, Troy officially withdrew from the GSC. During its 20 years in the GSC, Troy claimed six conference titles. The Trojans hold a 129-75-5 all-time record in GSC play.

“THE KICK”

“The Kick,” as it is called, is used to describe Ted Clem’s 50-yard field goal as time expired that gave Troy an 18-17 win over North Dakota in the 1984 Division II national title game. The kick was Clem’s third field goal of the game and finished off one of the greatest comebacks in school history after the Trojans fell behind 14-0 in the first quarter.

“THE KICK” - PART TWO

Drew Boteler’s 22-yard field goal attempt slipped through the uprights, capping a 14-point comeback, as Troy rallied to knock off North Texas, 18-16, in the school’s first home game against a Division I-A school on Dec. 1, 2001. Boteler’s game-winner was not a picture-perfect kick. The field was soaked from rain that had fallen throughout the day, and the redshirt freshman slipped while planting to make the kick. On top of that, the kick was tipped at the line of scrimmage, leading one North Texas lineman to celebrate as the

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the first time that two Trojans were starting in the prestigious postseason game for the National Football League.

LEODIS MCKELVIN

Leodis McKelvin became the second Trojan to be selected in the first round of the NFL Draft when he was selected as the 11th overall pick by the Buffalo Bills. He is also the first Trojan to be named an All-American in football since the Trojans joined the ranks of NCAA Division I.

VIRGIL MCKINLEY

Virgil McKinley, a professor at the Troy Normal School, was charged with the task of fielding the first school football team.

McKinley, who attended the University of Alabama but never received a football letter, had 14 players try out for the team but kept just 11. He guided the squad to a 1-0-2 record that first season against a variety of community, high school and other university teams.

MIRACLE IN MURFREESBORO

Senior receiver Smokey Hampton turned in the performance of a lifetime with catch-after-catch, leading the Trojans to a victory at Middle Tennessee after trailing 20-7 with just 2:19 remaining in the contest. The senior combined with Gary Banks to catch touchdown passes in a 21-20 Troy victory.

BROCK NUTTER

A four-year starter for the Trojans, Brock Nutter never missed a start, starting all 44 regular-season games and four I-AA playoff games, setting a new school record. He was selected as team captain his last three seasons and held a 35-13 record as a starter.

Nutter rewrote the passing record book, completing 581 passes, surpassing Sim Byrd’s record of 575. He also attempted 1037 passes, shattering the former record held by Byrd of 924. Nutter threw for a school-record 7,791 yards and also broke the school record for total offense, with 7,494 yards.

OVERTIME GAMES

STATISTICAL CHAMPIONS

Since Troy joined the NCAA in the 1970s, the Trojans have had two statistical champions in an individual category. Quarterback Willie Tullis led the nation in passing efficiency during the 1980 season among Division II teams. Tullis had a passing efficiency rating of 147.5 after completing 108 of 203 passes (.532 percentage). He connected for 15 touchdowns and threw just eight interceptions.

Tullis threw for 1,880 yards in 10 games that season. Andy Swafford captured the other statistical title in 1997 at the Division I-AA level, when he led the nation in kickoff returns, averaging 31.4 yards on 14 kick returns. He tallied 440 yards in returns during the 1997 campaign.

SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE

In the summer of 1995, Troy, along with Jacksonville State, McNeese State, Nicholls State, Northwestern State, Sam Houston State, Southwest Texas and Stephen F. Austin, met in New Orleans to reform the Southland Conference into a football only sub-conference, the Southland Football League. During their five seasons in the SFL, the Trojans claimed three titles, in 1996, 1999 and 2000. The Trojans posted a 26-9 record in conference play during their five seasons and saw 54 players earned all-conference honors, while two players earned Defensive Player of the Year (Pratt Lyons, 1996; Anthony Rabb, 1999) honors and another Newcomer of the Year (Demontray Carter, 2000). Head coach Larry Blakeney twice earned Coach of the Year honors (1999 and 2000).

SUPER BOWL

Three former Troy University Trojans have played in the Super Bowl in the modern era, with all three claiming Super Bowl rings in the process. Former offensive lineman Kerry Jenkins won the Super Bowl with the Tampa Bay Bucs, while most recently former defensive end Osi Umenyiora and place kicker Lawrence Tynes won with the New York Giants - defeating previously unbeaten New Eng-

Troy has played five overtime games in its history, standing 1-4 in those contests. The latest occurred last season at the GMAC Bowl against Central Michigan in which the two teams battled into two overtime periods with Central Michigan winning 44-41. Prior to the that game, the latest occurred in 2008 at the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl against Southern Miss in which the Golden Eagles prevailed over Troy 30-27. Prior to that, the Trojans last overtime game came in 2005, as the Trojans fell 31-28 at UL-Lafayette on October 29.

The other games were a 13-10 win over former Southland Football League rival Sam Houston State on October 11, 1997 and a 19-16 home loss to Utah State on November 16, 2002.

PRO BOWL

The 2007 NFL Pro Bowl featured two former Troy Trojans in the starting lineup for the National Football Conference (NFC) in Osi Umeniyora and Demarcus Ware. It marked

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SUN BELT CONFERENCE

On May 23, 2003, Troy University accepted an invitation to join the Sun Belt Conference in all sports, marking the first time all of Troy’s sports will be in the same league since the school moved to Division I in 1993. The Troy football program began play in its first Division I-A conference home in the fall of 2004, while all other sports began competition in the league beginning in the fall of 2005.

THE NIGHT THE LIGHTS WENT OUT IN TROY

On Sept. 3, 1988, Troy opened its defense of the 1987 Division II national championship at home against Southeast Missouri. Clinging to a 13-6 lead midway through the third quarter of a tight game, a transformer that controlled power to the lights at then Memorial Stadium malfunctioned, cutting the stadium lights. During the ensuing two-and-a-half hour delay, the teams discussed their options. After deciding against moving the game to Montgomery’s Cramton Bowl, the teams elected to finish the game on Troy’s lower practice field, which was lighted.

With the entire grassy bank next to the practice field almost full, the Trojans finished off the game with a 26-13 win.

TRACKING THE TROY FOOTBALL FIELD

The Troy football team’s home field has changed locations numerous times through the years. The inaugural team played off campus in a field on Orion Street. In 1910, The Association built an athletic field on the north side of the old college campus. The field was built by V.P. McKinley, the players and a handful of students. It had a grandstand, bleachers and a six-foot fence that surrounded the field.

until 1973, when the student body was again charged with voting for its new team nickname. The first game of the season in 1973 was on the road against Northeast Louisiana (now Louisiana-Monroe). The squad departed Troy without a nickname, but students voted on the nickname that Saturday morning. The winner? Trojans.

The current nickname won the election by a two-to-one margin, with the ballots being tallied hours before kickoff. With the new nickname, the Trojans battled Northeast Louisiana to a 15-15 tie.

TROJANS IN THE POLLS

During their eight years at the I-AA level, the Trojans were a mainstay in the I-AA polls. Troy finished ranked in the Top 25 every year but one (1997). Troy finished at the top of the polls in 1993, and was ranked number one for three straight weeks in 2000.

Overall, the Trojans finished in the top five, four times and the top ten, five times.

TROY UNIVERSITY

Troy hasn’t always been University. When the school was founded in 1887, the school was called the State Normal School - Troy. In 1929 the school changed its name to the Troy State Teachers College. That would last until 1957, when the school was renamed Troy College. The school was then named Troy State University in 1967 . In 2004, the Board of Trustees voted to remove the “State” from the name, making it Troy University. Trustees felt the name change allows the university system to reflect its quality, funding sources and global mission better.

In 1925, the team began playing games on campus, on the site of what is now Shackleford Hall. Over the next 25 years, the Troy football team played its home games on the grounds where Smith Hall now stands and in a field that is now the outfield of RiddlePace Field.

In 1950, Memorial Stadium opened for the first time. It began with a seating capacity of 5,000 but has grown to more than 30,000 today and is known as Movie Gallery Veterans Stadium.

T-ROY

T-Roy, the Troy mascot and a fan favorite, has been a familiar sight at Troy athletic events since making his first appearance in the mid 1980s. T-Roy became the official school mascot after a campuswide decision on the name for a new mascot. There was an election by the student body with “T-Roy” coming out on top. In the spring of 2008, T-Roy was voted the third best mascot in the nation.

TROJANS - THE NICKNAME

The Troy athletic teams have had a variety of names through the years - from Bulldogs to Teachers to Red Wave. As the football team began competition in the 1910s, the team was called Bulldogs or Teachers (since the school began as a teacher’s college).

In 1922, the group was called Trojans for the first time. That lasted until Albert Elmore’s arrival on campus in 1931. A graduate of the University of Alabama, Elmore changed the nickname to Red Wave, a variation of Crimson Tide. The Red Wave moniker stuck

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VOICES OF THE TROJANS

For over 25 years, Troy has had four play-by-play announcers, including current announcer Barry McKnight. For the majority of those years, Ralph Black was the “Voice of the Trojans.” Black called more than 200 of Troy’s football games, including both Division II national championships. Black served as the play-by-play announcer for all Troy sports, having broadcast two Division II national championships in baseball and the Division II championship game in basketball (1992).

DEMARCUS WARE

Demarcus Ware became the first-ever first round draft pick for the Troy Trojans, when he was selected in the 2006 NFL Draft by the Dallas Cowboys. Ware was the 11th overall pick of the draft.

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2010: Jeff Beckles (RB), Randy Butler (DE), Maurea Crain (DT), Kenny Edenfield (OC/Inside WR), Chip Lindsey (QB), Benjy Parker (LB), Jeremy Rowell (DC/DB), John Schlarman (OL/ RGC), Richard Shaughnessy (SC), Shayne Wasden (AHC/Outside WR/ST) 2009: Neal Brown (OC/QB), Randy Butler (DE), Maurea Crain (DT), Kenny Edenfield (Inside WR), Benjy Parker (LB), Jeremy Rowell (DC/DB), John Schlarman (OL), Chad Scott (RB), Richard Shaughnessy (SC), Shayne Wasden (AHC/Outside WR/ST) 2008: Neal Brown (OC/QB), Randy Butler (DE), Maurea Crain (DT), Kenny Edenfield (Inside WR), Benjy Parker (LB), Jeremy Rowell (DC/DB), John Schlarman (OL), Chad Scott (RB), Richard Shaughnessy (SC), Shayne Wasden (AHC/Outside WR/ST) 2007: Neal Brown (Inside WR), Maurea Crain (DT), Tony Franklin (OC/QB), Benjy Parker (LB), Jeremy Rowell (DC/DB), John Schlarman (OL), Chad Scott (RB), Richard Shaughnessy (SC), Brian Turner (DE/RC), Shayne Wasden (Outside WR/ST) 2006: Neal Brown (Inside WR), Tony Franklin (OC/QB), James Joseph (RB), Matt Moore (OL), Benjy Parker (LB), Mike Pelton (Co-DC/DL), Jeremy Rowell (Co-DC/DB), Richard Shaughnessy (SC), Brian Turner (S/RC), Shayne Wasden (Outside WR/ST) 2005: Jeff Fela (OL), Mark Fleetwood (OC/QB), James Joseph (RB), Ricky Logo (Co-DC/DT), Mike Pelton (DE), Jeremy Rowell (Co-DC/DB), Richard Shaughnessy (SC), Brian Turner (TE/ RC), Ben Waldrop (LB), Shayne Wasden (WR/ST) 2004: Jeff Fela (OL), Mark Fleetwood (OC/QB), James Joseph (RB), Vic Koenning (DC/LB), Ricky Logo (DE), Mike Pelton (DT), Jeremy Rowell (DB), Richard Shaughnessy (SC), Brian Turner (TE/RC), Shayne Wasden (WR/ST) 2003: Jeff Fela, Mark Fleetwood, Vic Koenning, Ricky Logo, Arlington Nunn, Mike Pelton, Jeremy Rowell, Richard Shaughnessy, Mike Turk, Brian Turner 2002: Greg Adkins, Wayne Bolt, Jim Dye, Ricky Logo, Arlington Nunn, Mike Pelton, Jeremy Rowell, John Shannon, Mike Turk 2001: Greg Adkins, Wayne Bolt, Jim Dye, Arlington Nunn, Mike Pelton, Tracy Rocker, Jeremy Rowell, John Shannon, Mike Turk 2000: Wayne Bolt, Jim Dye, Mark Fleetwood, Don Jacobs, Tracy Rocker, Mike Turk 1999:Wayne Bolt, Jim Dye, Mark Fleetwood, Don Jacobs, Tracy Rocker, Mike Turk 1998:Wayne Bolt, Jim Dye, Mark Fleetwood, Don Jacobs, Tracy Rocker, Mike Turk 1997:Wayne Bolt, Jim Dye, Mark Fleetwood, Don Jacobs, Tracy Rocker, Mike Turk 1996: Wayne Bolt, Steve Davis, Jim Dye, Brick Haley, Don Jacobs, Mike Turk 1995: Wayne Bolt, Steve Davis, Jim Dye, Brick Haley, Don Jacobs, Mike Turk 1994: Wayne Bolt, Jim Dye, Brick Haley, Don Jacobs, Richard Kent, Mike Turk 1993: Wayne Bolt, Jim Dye, Don Jacobs, Richard Kent, Mike Turk, Johnny Williams 1992: Wayne Bolt, Mark Fleetwood, Don Jacobs, Richard Kent, Mike Turk, Johnny Williams 1991: Wayne Bolt, Kurt Crain, Mark Fleetwood, Don Jacobs, Mike Turk, Johnny Williams 1990: Mike Beagle, Mike O’Toole, Willie Slater, Johnny Williams, Chris Yeager 1989: Mike O’Toole, Willie Slater, Johnny Williams, Chris Yeager 1988: Mike O’Toole, Willie Slater, Shannon White, Johnny Williams, Chris Yeager 1987: Robert Maddox, Jeff McInerney, Willie Slater, Johnny Williams, Chris Yeager 1986: Robert Maddox, Jeff McInerney, Willie Slater, Johnny Williams, Chris Yeager 1985: Jay Jefcoat, Robert Maddox, Jeff McInerney, Willie Slater, David Wilson 1984: Jay Jefcoat, Robert Maddox, Rick Rhoades, Willie Slater 1983: Jay Jefcoat, Robert Maddox, Rick Rhoades, Willie Slater 1982: Jim Berryman, Vic King, Robert Maddox, Jim Tompkins 1981: Jim Berryman, Vic King, Robert Maddox, Jim Tompkins 1980: Jim Berryman, Vic King, Robert Maddox, Jim Tompkins 1979: Rick Rhoades, Vic King, Robert Maddox, Jim Tompkins 1978: Chad Gailey, Vic King, Rick Rhoades, Jim Tompkins 1977: Chad Gailey, Jay Jefcoat, Vic King, Jim Tompkins 1976: Chan Gailey, Jay Jefcoat, Vic King, Jim Tompkins 1975: Phillip Creel, Billy Green, Larry Maier, Jim Tompkins 1974: Both Boothe, Phillip Creel, Larry Maier, Jim Tompkins 1973: Jim Blair, Bob Boothe, Phillip Creel, Joe Hollis, Jim Tompkins 1972: Jim Blair, Bob Boothe, Phillip Creel, Ken Mitchell 1971: Jim Blair, Phillip Creel, Jim Mitchell 1970: Phillip Creel, Wayne Frazier, Pete Jenkins 1969: Phillip Creel, Max Howell, Pete Jenkins 1968: Phillip Creel, Max Howell 1967: Phillip Creel, Max Howell 1966: Phillip Creel, Bill Marsh 1965: Rudy Argenti, Bobby Gabbard, Billy Williams 1964: Rudy Argenti, Bobby Gabbard, Billy Williams 1963: Rudy Argenti, Melvin Lucas 1962: Rudy Argenti, Melvin Lucas 1961: Melvin Lucas 1960: Melvin Lucas 1959: Paul Nix 1958: John Archer, Paul Nix 1957: John Arher, Paul Nix, John Stair 1956: John Archer, Paul Nix 1953: Jim Grantland, Leonard Surfustini, Moose Williams 1952: Leonard Surfustini 1951: Leonard Surfustini

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Troy University’s tradition of teaching excellence dates to its founding on February 26, 1887, when an act of the Alabama Legislature established Troy State Normal School as an institution to train teachers for Alabama’s schools. Joseph Macon Dill was the institution’s first president. In 1893, the school was renamed Troy State Normal College.

The Normal College offered extension courses for teachers and granted teaching certificates until 1929, when the State Board of Education changed the charter of the institution and renamed it Troy State Teacher’s College. That same year, the college moved to its present site and the first two buildings were dedicated: Shackleford Hall, named for Edward Madison Shackleford, president of the school from 1899-1936, and Bib Graves Hall, named for David Bibb Graves, Alabama’s “education governor.” Governor Bibb Graves is also remembered for commissioning the Olmstead Brothers architectural firm of Brookline, Massachusetts, to design the campus landscape plan.

Like many American universities, Troy

State Teacher’s College enjoyed one of its most prosperous periods of growth in the years following World War II when returning veterans took advantage of the GI Bill. The enrollment of the College more than doubled and this growth led to the introduction of degree programs in disciplines other than education, most notably business. In 1957, the State Board of Education recognized this expanded role and dropped “Teacher’s” from Troy State College’s name.

The decade of the 1950s also marked the University’s long relationship with the United States Military, as extension courses were offered on nearby bases, first at Fort Rucker, near Dothan, and later at Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery.

A separate Troy State College teaching center was established at Fort Rucker in 1961, which evolved into the present-day Dothan campus. A similar center, begun at Maxwell Air Force Base in 1965, led to the creation of the present-day Montgomery Campus. These programs were the forerunners of the modern TROY Global Campus division of Troy University, which

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operates all TROY teaching sites outside Alabama. In 1973, the University opened sites at military bases in Florida. Today, TROY Global Campus operates more than 60 sites in 17 U.S. States and 11 nations.

In 1967, Gov. Lurleen B. Wallace appointed eight members to the newly established Troy State College Board of Trustees, removing the instituion from the control of the State Board of Education.

One of the first acts of the new board was to recommend the change of the name to Troy State University. The new name became official on December 14, 1967.

In 1975, the Phenix City Campus was opened as a branch of the main campus.

In 1982, the Troy State University System was formed, as the campuses in Dothan and Montgomery were granted independent accreditation status. In April of 2004 the Board of Trustees voted to drop “State” from the University’s name to better reflect the instiution’s worldwide mission. Starting August 2005, all TROY campuses were again unifed under one accreditation.

Bibb Graves Hall was one of the first buildings built on campus. It stands in the middle of the quad, facing the main drive onto campus.

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General Academic Building

At A Glance

Located in Troy, Alabama w Five colleges and Graduate school w 46 undergraduate majors w 44 undergraduate minors w 11 undergraduate programs w 29,505 students enrolled at TROY w 21,832 undergraduate students w 7,673 graduate students

Clements Hall - one of the newer designed buildings on campus

w 11 countries represented at TROY w 17 different states represented w 60 different campuses

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TROY UNIVERSITY Troy University is rated as the best public university in the state of Alabama, according to Forbes

s Troy University operates four campuses in Alabama and teach-

Troy Campus since 2005 when construction was begun on the General Academic Building and was the first dedicated College of Education building on a state university campus since 1969.

ing sites in 15 U.S. states and eight locations outside the United States and one U.S. territory.

s The Troy University Board of Trustees recently approved a bond

s Founded in 1887, Troy University enrolls more than 29,000

students worldwide and offers more than 70 majors.

s Troy University enrolls international students from more than 55

issue for the construction of a multi-purpose arena, a new dining hall facility and a fraternity village for the Troy Campus.

nations. The top five nations sending students to TROY are China, Nepal, Japan, South Korea and India.

s Troy University is home to the state’s only Confucius Institute, a

s In 2009, Forbes Magazine’s “America’s Best Colleges” issue

center aimed at promotion Chinese language and culture and fostering business exchange opportunities.

named Troy University as the highest-ranked public university in Alabama.

s The Rosa Parks Museum, located on the University’s

s Troy University was recently named to the Princeton Review’s

“Best Colleges in the Southeast” for the fifth straight year, and has been honored for the affordability and quality of its degree programs by organizations such as GetEducated.com. s Earlier this year, Troy University dedicated the Jack Hawkins, Jr.

Hall, which is home to the University College of Education. The building was the second new academic building on the

Montgomery Campus, celebrates the legacy of the late Civil Rights leader whose refusal to relinquish her seat on a city bus to a white male led to the Montgomery Bus Boycott, a pivotal event in the American Civil Rights movement. s Troy University has more than 120,000 alumni worldwide. The

University has 48 chartered alumni chapters, including international chapters in Russia and China.

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BOB RILEY Governor Ex-Officio

JOSEPH B. MORTON Superintendent Ex-Officio

KAREN CARTER Birmingham

EDWARD CROWELL Montgomery

GERALD DIAL Lineville

ROY DRINKARD Cullman

JOHN HARRISON Luverne

DOUGLAS HAWKINS Troy

LAMAR HIGGINS Montgomery

FORREST LATTA Mobile

MILTON MCGREGOR Montgomery

CHARLES NAILEN Dothan

ALLEN OWEN III Opelika

JONATHAN DAVIS SGA President

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TROY UNIVERSITY J.O. COLLEY SOCCER/TRACK FACILITY $1 million facility completed in Spring 2003

PIKE COUNTY CATTLEMEN’S FACILITY Seats 2,000 spectators, competition began in 2002

LUNSFORD TENNIS CENTER

12-court complex completed in Summer 2001

RIDDLE-PACE FIELD

Newly renovated field, locker room and scoreboard

TROJAN OAKS GOLF COURSE

MOVIE GALLERY VETERANS STADIUM $18 million renovation in 2003

TROJAN ARENA

Renovated in 1998 to 4,000-seat capacity

TROJAN SOFTBALL COMPLEX

Dedicated September 16, 1978

$1 million complex completed in Summer 2001

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1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL strength and conditioning

The strength and conditioning program at Troy University continually produces prepared and conditioned student-athletes for the highest level of collegiate competition. Strength and conditioning coach Richard Shaughnessy heads the program that works with Troy’s 17-sport athletics program.

Under Shaughnessy’s direction, the program has achieved new heights. The current weight room, located on the first floor of the Movie Gallery Veterans Stadium Tower, has been a major factor in its success. The program plays a key role in the department’s efforts to build a comprehensive and competitive athletics program. It also works to provide all Trojan student-athletes with a winning edge in preparation for the playing field.

The million-dollar strength and conditioning facility is 10,000-square feet and accommodates more than 420 student-athletes. It is designed with all sports in mind with more than $150,000 in equipment. It houses cardiovascular equipment, hammer systems, power racks and a variety of leg apparatuses. Cross-training equipment and a multi-station cross-over machine are among the items that have also recently been added. University courses are also taught in the facility throughout the year.

The strength and conditioning staff trains and monitors each of Troy’s 17 athletics teams in order to determine progress and preparedness. All athletes are tested a minimum of three times per year, according to different categories.

Each member of the football team is ranked by a point system, according to the athlete’s progress in the following 12 categories: bench press, squat, hang clean, vertical jumps, height, weight, 40-yard dash, 12-yard dash, box jumps, dots, jump ropes and 225 reps. The sqaud is broken down into seven levels from highest to the lowest; Elite, Exclusive, Ultra, Super, Champion, Player and Trojan.

Ample and efficient equipment along with an experienced and determined staff allows the strength and conditioning program to constantly produce successful and prepared athletes for Troy University.

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sports medicine Troy University has long been a leader in the field of athletic training. In 1990, the establishment of a four-year curriculum only strengthened the University’s commitment to this vital area of athletics.

The Athletic Training staff is committed to not only providing exceptional healthcare to student-athletes, but also to providing outstanding education to athletic training students. The coursework, which is accredited by the Commission on Athletic Training Education, prepares students to become certified athletic trainers through the National Athletic Trainers Association. The Athletic Training Education Program assigns at least one certified athletic trainer to work with each varsity sport on campus.

Head athletic trainer, Chuck Ash, coordinates all aspects of the athletic training program, and has been at Troy University since 1987. Ash was recently inducted into the Alabama Athletic Trainers’ Hall of Fame, which recognizes his outstanding contributions to the profession.

Ash is assisted by three full-time trainers: Cherise Crisman, Diana Avery and Alyson Steed, all of whom graduated from the Athletic Training Education Program at Troy University. The program also employs six graduate assistant certified athletic trainers.

In order to be successful and progressive, the Troy athletic training program aligns itself with exceptional professionals in the field.

Dr. Jeffrey Dugas has been the primary orthopedic surgeon for Troy Athletics since 2000 and is a member of the Andrews Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Center at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Birmingham. Dr. Dugas is a skilled

orthopedic surgeon, maintaining a special interest in injuries of the throwing athlete, an area which he has done considerable research.

Dr. Dugas was recently awarded the prestigious “Sports Medicine Person of the Year” award for 2008 from the Alabama Athletic Trainer’s Association. He has also been selected to serve on the United States Olympic Committee’s Volunteer Medical Program. Recently, he treated athletes at the Chula Vista Olympic Training Center in California.

Troy has benefitted tremendously from its lasting relationship with one of the world’s leading orthopedic surgeons, Dr. James Andrews. Andrews is a former member of the Troy University Board of Trustees.

Mickey Dichiara, MD, and Jon E. Adams, PA-C, serve as team clinicians for the Trojans and have been instrumental in assisting with the comprehensive healthcare of the student-athletes.

The athletic training program is further complemented by the staff of Champion Sports Medicine through the operation of a free-standing physical therapy clinic in the athletic training room. Seth Tatum, DPT-ATC, Dave Bush, ATC, and staff assist in the comprehensive rehabilitation of studentathlete injuries as well as aid in the physical therapy of community patients and area high school students through their High School Outreach Program.

With a committed staff of athletic trainers and physicians, a competitive accredited curriculum and a state-ofthe-art facility, Troy has an ideal and progressive athletic training program. The ultimate benficiary of that success is the Troy University student-athlete.

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1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL student-athlete services Troy University believes in a total commitment to improving the lives of its student-athletes. All decisions are based on the idea that our athletes, who are leaders of tomorrow, are students first. The commitment is providing the studentathlete with the assistance necessary to balance athletic and academic participation.

The Troy University Athletics Department is an integral part of the University. Its mission is to assure a balance between the desire to win and the desire to facilitate positive growth of student-athletes. The athletics department will strive to graduate student-athletes who will make significant contributions to society, view their experience as rewarding and who will be proud alumni and advocates of the University.

NCAA REGULATIONS The NCAA has set straightforward and stringent guidelines as to whom may represent a member institution in athletics. The organization utilizes the Clearinghouse to determine eligibility for every potential student-athlete.

The Clearinghouse determines if the prospect meets the minimum requirements set forth by the NCAA. The Clearinghouse looks beyond grade point average and SAT/ ACT scores. It also scrutinizes the high school transcript to determine if the student-athlete has met at least 14 academic core course requirements. These include four years of English, two years of Mathematics, two years of Sciences, two years of Social Studies and four additional academic courses.

Student-athletes have to maintain steady progression toward graduation while remaining in good academic standing with the University. This is done by maintaining a

prescribed PA (depending upon classification) and passing at least 24 semester hours of degree work each academic year. Further, NCAA rules stipulate a student-athlete must declare a degree program of studies, and thereafter make satisfactory progress toward that specific degree. This is done to help ensure the mission of collegiate athletics, which is to graduate student-athletes, not exploit them for their athletic abilities.

STUDENT-ATHLETE SERVICES Troy University student-athletes are fortunate to have Student-Athlete Services (SAS) available to them. SAS provides all students the support necessary to make the collegiate experience the most beneficial and fruitful it can be. The athletics department coordinates an academic reinforcement program for all of its student-athletes.

SERVICES OFFERED BY SAS SAS offers student-athletes the following: two staffed computer labs with internet access, word processing programs and on-line tutorials, monitored student-athlete weekly table sessions, academic assistance is provided and arranged for tutorial sessions, academic planning and priority registration for student-athletes is provided, evaluations of student-athlete grades and degree progression is monitored and Champs/Life Skills presentations.

STUDENT-ATHLETE ACHIEVEMENTS Listed below are just a small portion of achievements by student-athletes: eleven varsity sports teams with 3.0 or higer GPA’s in Fall 2008, 38% of student-athletes earned GPA’s of 3.0 or higher in Spring 2008, nine varsity sports finished year with GPA of 3.0 or higher, continued community outreach.

NCAA CLEARINGHOUSE 319-337-1492 www.ncaa.org

ELIGIBILITY HOTLINE 800-638-3731 CURRENT REQUIREMENTS (as of August 1, 2008) 4 English 3 Mathematics 2 Natural/Physical Science 1 Additional (any of above) 2 Social Science 4 Additional (any of above)

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troy isp sports network Founded in 1992 in Winston-Salem, N.C., ISP, America’s Home for College Sports, has enjoyed tremendous growth within the intercollegiate athletics marketplace. The ISP family of leading NCAA members now touches every state in the Southeast while extending across the Mid-Atlantic into the Northeast, Midwest and West Coast corridors as well.

While the ISP corporate headquarters remains in its hometown, the company operates more than 50 other regional offices and counts over 250 employees on its energetic team.

Sports fans from upstate New York to south Florida, from Texas to Ohio, and from California to Washington state can tune in to the ISP Sports Network that includes more than 1000 radio affiliates, while television viewers all across America watch ISP programming every week on one of its 100+ outlets.

As the country’s largest and fastest growing multimedia rightsholder, ISP serves as an active partner with more than 50 of America’s leading universities, four major conferences, three postseason bowl games and two venues.

ISP’s partner schools include Akron, Alabama, Appalachian State, Arizona State, Arkansas, Auburn, Baylor, Boston College, BYU, Cal, Clemson, Drake, Duke, East Carolina, Elon, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia State, Georgia Tech, Houston, Kent State, Marshall, Miami (Fla.), Miami (Ohio), Northern Illinois, Notre Dame, Ohio, Pittsburgh, Richmond, South Carolina, Southern Mississippi, Syracuse, TCU, Troy, UAB, UCF, UCLA, UNLV, USF, UTEP, Vanderbilt, Villanova, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, Washington and Washington State.

Current partnerships on the conference level include the ACC, BIG EAST, MAC and Sun Belt while bowl partnerships include the FedEx Orange Bowl, Meineke Car Care Bowl and the Motor City Bowl. Venue partnerships include Winston-Salem’s Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum and the Greensboro Coliseum Complex.

These many growing relationships feature numerous prominent sponsorship opportunities including official university publications, radio and television programming, Internet sites, game event promotions and stadium/arena signage.

Morehead State, UNC Greensboro, Valparaiso and Nebraska at Omaha are ISP partner schools through the company’s Collegiate Services Division, which offers an array of consulting services for collegiate athletic programs.

It is no wonder that when athletic administrators and sponsors want the most creative sports promotions, the highest in quality media production, and the most favorable lifestyle marketing and audience exposure, they turn to ISP, America’s Home for College Sports.

At Troy University, Eric Williamson begins his first year as the general manager of the Troy ISP Sports Network. He will be assisted by Evan Hawkins, entering his second year as the marketing assistant after joining the team during the basketball season in 2008-09.

Barry McKnight and Jerry Miller will continue to anchor the broadcast team as the duo will bring the Troy faithful football, men’s basketball and baseball during game action; as well as Trojan Talk featuring all of the university’s head coaches.

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1 0 TROY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL troytrojans.com Troy sports fans have the luxury of getting up-to-date information on their favorite Trojan sports or athletes on a daily basis regardless of location. TroyTrojans.com is every Troy fan’s source for fast, accurate and official coverage of all Trojans’ sports teams and events.

TroyTrojans.com allows fans to purchase select department of athletics photos of some of most memorable athletes and moments in Troy history.

On the athletics site, one can find an array of information on Troy athletics. Through the efforts of the media relations staff, pregame releases, game stories and individual features, as well as up-to-date statistics for all 17 athletic teams are posted, providing the fastest, most complete source for Trojan news on the web.

In 2008, blogs were added to the Trojans website for fans to get an inside look from an athlete, coach and administrator’s perspective on college athletics. Other offerings include indivdual home pages for each Troy athletic team, featuring breaking news and archived releases along with media guides containing player and coaching

staff profiles, schedules, records, historical information and other pertinent facts for every sport.

Also, accessible on every sport’s home page are rosters with links to player bios, schedules and results, as well as conference standings. With fast “live stats”, fans can view home football, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball and softball games; as well as some select away games.

Also on TroyTrojans.com, streaming videos are exclusive to the site , along with one-of-a-kind coach and player interviews beginning in 2009, as well as video coverage of events. TroyTrojans.com also works with JumpTV as the host for the site to provide webstreaming for live events held at all home Troy athletic events.

The in-house site launched in connection with JumpTV in 2006, and has recently switched over to Sidearm for its new up-to-date look in the summer of 2010.

The site is managed by media relations director Ricky Hazel and assistant media relations director Travis Jarome, with assistance from video coordinator, Mike Frigge.

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TROY UNIVERSITY “With its tree lined streets, historic homes and churches, and newly renovated town square, Troy is one of the most charming cities in the south. We are home of Troy University, the second largest in the state.

We are continuously growing in population and are at the forefront of economic development, yet we remain a small, traditional town with southern pride and hospitality.

In Troy, residents and visitors alike are always greeted with a cheerful smile and helping hand. Our school, churches, attractions, and neighborhoods are a prefect combination for you and your family.

Join us for a day ... you’ll want to stay a lifetime.”

-- Troy mayor, Jimmy C. Lunsford Troy was founded in 1838 when the county seat of Pike County was moved from Monticello to a more central location in the county atop Deer Stand Hill near the little village of Centerville. Deer Stand Hill gained its name from the deer which would graze on the wild oats found in the cane brake on this hill. John Hanchey and John Coskrey gave to the county 30 acres of land that formed the top of Deer Stand Hill which was to be used for the formation of a new town and county seat. This land was laid out in lots to form a square by a surveyor named Robert Smiley, and the lots were sold in quick order.

The town was named Troy in an October 9, 1838 deed recorded by Luke Simmons, Pike County’s state representative in the Alabama legislature, when he referred to the town site of Troy in the recording. He had substituted for John Curtis, county recorder, to record a purchase by Curtis of one of the lots on the square. Simmons, a native North Carolinian, would later say he named Troy in honor of Alexander Troy, once attorney general of North Carolina. He made this comment while in conversation in Montgomery with Governor Thomas Watts of Alabama and the governor’s son in law Colonel D. S. Troy. Troy was the son of Alexander Troy. This story was made popular by accounts of it in the Montgomery Advertiser. However, it seems unlikely that a single person would be allowed to make a snap decision as to what the new town’s name would be and name it after a man few people knew about. Simmons’ remark about how Troy gained its name may have been a comment made by him to curry favor with a sitting governor. But of all the legends, and there are many, about

how Troy secured its name, this one may be the most likely. Troy was incorporated as a city February 4, 1843, and it is this date that the town has chosen to observe as its birth date.

Troy has produced its share of famous people. The foremost of whom are Charles Henderson, governor of Alabama during the World War One era; Douglas Edwards, CBS television news’ first anchor person; Mary Harmon Black Bryant, Coach Paul Bryant’s wife; Admiral Henry Wiley, chief operational officer and highest ranking officer in the United States Navy in the late 1930’s; Clarence “Pinetop” Smith, the inventor of boogie woogie music; Patricia “Sister” Schubert Barnes, the originator of Sister Schubert rolls; Bobby Marlow, an All-American football player at the University of Alabama; Keith Watkins, current federal judge for the Middle District of Alabama; Nall Hollis, an artist of renown; Ralph Adams, Troy University’s first chancellor, who was also a George Wallace aide and confidant, major general in the Alabama Air National Guard and member of the President Gerald Ford Clemency Commission; and Johnny Long, the developer of the Sound of the South Band.

The population of Troy was estimated to exceed 14,000 by the United States Census Bureau in July 2006. The town has always had the look of a larger town than it decade census tabulation has shown. This is due to out-of-town college students not being counted in census figures.

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-- History of Troy as provided by Bill Rice, Sr.

2010 SEASON SCHEDULE

BOWLING GREEN OKLAHOMA STATE September 4 September 11 Troy, AL Stillwater, OK

NORTH TEXAS SOUTH CAROLINA UAB ARKANSAS STATE MIDDLE TENNESSEE LA-LAFAYETTE ULM FIU November 6 November 20 September 18 September 25 October 5 October 16 October 30 November 13 Denton, TX Columbia, SC Birmingham, AL Troy, AL Murfreesboro, TN Troy, AL Monroe, LA Troy, AL Dates subject to change | Times TBD | All home games to be played at Veterans Memorial Stadium | For tickets, call 1-877-878-WINS (9467)

WKU November 27 Troy, AL

FLORIDA ATLANTIC December 4 Boca Raton, FL