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The University of the South
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11 players on the All-SCAC First and Second teams the past two seasons
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The South’s oldest college football field
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F O R W A R D Coming off the most wins since 2005
Three College Football Foundation Hall of Fame members
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CONTENTS Tradition Moving Forward............................... 1 Quick Facts/Contents................................... 2 2012 Schedule/2011 Results...................... 3 2012 Season Preview................................... 4 Coaches...................................................... 5 Head Coach Tommy Laurendine..................... 6 Assistant Coaches....................................... 7 Players........................................................ 9 2012 Numerical Roster.............................. 10 2012 Alphabetical Roster........................... 11 Player Photos............................................. 12 2011 Year in Review................................... 15 2011 Statistics ......................................... 16 2011 Individual Statistics........................... 17 2011 SCACS All-Conference Players............ 19 Southern Athletic Association...................... 20 Opponents................................................. 21 2012 Opponents........................................ 22 All-Time Series Records.............................. 23 Sewanee vs. Rhodes.................................. 24 This is Sewanee Football............................ 25 National Honors......................................... 26 McGee Field at Harris Stadium.................... 27 The Iron Men of 1899................................. 28 Sewanee Individual Records........................ 29 Sewanee Head Coaches ............................ 30 Year-by-Year Results ................................... 31 This is Sewanee......................................... 35 The University of the South ........................ 36 Sewanee Athletics Hall of Fame................... 37 Training Room............................................ 38 Weight Room............................................. 39 YSR Club..................................40 The 2012 Sewanee Football Fact Book is a production of the Sewanee Intercollegiate Depar tment of Athletics Communication and Spor ts Infor mation Office. Writing and design by Clayton Felts. Layout and design by Art Growden. Editing by Pamela Byerly. Special thanks and assistance to the Sewanee Football Coaching Staff, William B.B. Branton, Pratt Patterson, and Kelsey Wissing.
Sewanee Football 2012 Quick Facts UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Name: The University of the South Address: 735 University Ave, Sewanee, TN 37383 Affiliation: Episcopal Founded: July 4, 1857 Description: National, Co-Ed, and Liberal Arts Enrollment: 1,500 Vice Chancellor & President: John M. McCardell Jr. (Washington & Lee, 1971) Athletic Director: Mark Webb (Tennessee Tech, 1981) Nickname: Tigers Colors: Purple, Gold, And White Conference: Southern Athletic Association (SAA) Affiliation: NCAA Division III First Year of Athletics: 1857
CURRENT FOOTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Tommy Laurendine (Lenior-Rhyne, 1990) Career Record: 5-5 Second Season Record at Sewanee: 5-5 Second Season Assistant Coaches: Tom Evangelista – Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Ossie Buchannon – Defensive Backs Michael Halligan – Wide Receivers Chris Shank – Offensive Line Josh Taylor – Defensive Line/Strength and Conditioning Office: 931.598.1593 Fax: 931.598.1673 2011 Record: 5-5 (2-4 SCAC)
FOOTBALL HISTORY First Varsity Team: 1891 (Entering 118th season) First Game: Nov. 7, 1891 (Vanderbilt 22, Sewanee 0) Overall Record: 471-476 Home Record: 261-150-11 SCAC/CAC Record: 101-132-6 SAA Record: 0-0 Record for Season Openers: 71-38-8 Undefeated Seasons: 4 (1898, 1899, 1958, 1963) Southern Champions: 3 (1898, 1899, 1909) SCAC/CAC Champions: 12 (1963, 64, 65, 67, 75, 76, 78, 79, 82, 90, 92, 2000) Football Stadium: Harris Stadium (3,000) Field: McGee Field – South’s oldest on-campus field among NCAA schools; fourth oldest in the nation.
ATHLETICS/SPORTS INFORMATION Football Contact/Athletic Communication Director/SID: Clayton Felts Office Phone: (931) 598-1311 Cell Phone: (423) 557-8235 Email: cafelts@sewanee.edu Athletic Office Fax: (931) 598-1673 Athletic Facilities & Business Manager: Bill Barry Equipment Manager: Art Hanson Athletic Trainer: Ray Knight SAA Commissioner: Jay Gardiner SAA Media Contact: Hoyt Young The University of the South’s policy against discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct, and retaliation is consistent with Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, 34 CFR Part 106, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and 34 CFR 104.7, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, and the Genetic Information Non- Discrimination Act of 2008. In addition to contacting the Associate Provost for Planning and Administration, who is the compliance coordinator, persons with inquiries regarding the application of Title IX and 34 CFR Part 106 may contact the Regional Civil Rights Director, U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights, Region IV, 61 Forsyth Street S.W., Suite 19T70, Atlanta, Georgia 30303.
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CHAMPIONS: SIAA: 1898, 1899, 1900 | CAC: 1963, 1965, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1990 | SCAC: 1992, 2000
2012 Schedule Sept. 1
University of Puget Sound
Sewanee, Tenn.
1 p.m.
Sept. 8
Washington and Lee (HOF Game)
Sewanee, Tenn.
1 p.m.
Sept. 15
Maryville College
Maryville, Tenn.
1:30 p.m.
Sept. 22
Austin College
Sherman, Texas
12 p.m.
Sept. 29
Willamette University
Sewanee, Tenn.
1 p.m.
Oct. 6
Centre College * (Family Weekend)
Sewanee, Tenn.
1 p.m.
Oct. 13
Millsaps College *
Jackson, Miss.
1 p.m.
Oct. 20
Birmingham-Southern College *
Birmingham, Ala.
1 p.m.
Oct. 27
Rhodes College * (Homecoming)
Sewanee, Tenn.
1:30 p.m.
Nov. 3
Trinity University
Sewanee, Tenn.
1 p.m.
Earlham College Washington and Lee University of Puget Sound Birmingham-Southern College Millsaps College Trinity University DePauw University Centre College Rhodes College Austin College (Homecoming)
Sewanee, Tenn. Lexington, Va. Tacoma, Wash. Sewanee, Tenn. Sewanee, Tenn. San Antonio, Texas Sewanee, Tenn. Danville, Ky. Memphis, Tenn. Sewanee, Tenn.
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2011 RESULTS Sept. 3 Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5
32-10 31-14 34-23 28-21 21-20 27-9 30-7 28-14 34-7 27-13
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2012 Preview 2011 REVIEW Sewanee finished with its best record since the 2005 season. Overall, the Tigers were second in the league in total rushing (231.5 ypg). Additionally, Sewanee was fourth among all SCAC teams in scoring (23.5 ppg) and third in scoring defense (19.5 ppg). Individually, head coach Tommy Laurendine was named the 2011 SCAC Co-Coach of the Year, while two Tigers earned All-SCAC First-Team honors. OUTLOOK Once again, the Tigers will be young. Sewanee opens its 2012 season with 29 freshmen and 21 sophomores. After a surprise 5-5 season a year ago, expectations for Sewanee are high. To match or better last year’s results, the Tigers will have to defeat some tough opponents this fall. Sewanee opens the season with home games against Puget Sound and Washington and Lee. The Tigers will then head on the road the first time against Maryville, on September 15, and against Austin College, a week later. The Tigers open the tough month of October with home games against Willamette and Centre, before heading back on the road with trips to Millsaps and Birmingham-Southern. Finally, Sewanee closes out its season with home games against rival Rhodes, for Homecoming, and against Trinity, on Senior Day. OFFENSE Sewanee returns dual starters in juniors Lee Schurlknight and Curtis Johnson. After a successful 2011 season, both signal callers should play a larger factor in 2012. Combined Schurlknight and Johnson added 14 touchdowns, 841 rushing yards, and 757 passing yards in 2011. Despite the graduation of 2011 seniors Zeke Wilson and Ben Cleveland, the Tigers return a strong nucleus of quality running backs. Led by sophomore Barrett Goodson and seniors Jase Brooks
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and Sergio Acosta, Sewanee is expected to run a lot this fall. After finishing second, last season, among SCAC teams in rushing per game, Sewanee added to its backfield this offseason. With the additions of Devonte Jones, Andy Moots, and Cody Daniel, the backfield is expected to be a place of strength in Sewanee’s triple option offense.
SPECIALIST The Tigers return both kickers from last season. Senior Garrett Schlosser is expected to handle all field goals, extra points and kickoffs, while fellow classmate Trey Knighton is scheduled to punt. Last season, Scholosser was 4-of-6 on field goals including a long of 46 yards against Millsaps.
Finally, one of the largest factors of success this season will be the play of the men in front of the running backs. Despite not having a lot of depth at this position, the Tigers do have a number of talented offensive linemen. After paving the way for running backs all last season, the key for this group will be to stay healthy. Sewanee returns starter Brandon Miller, who started every game at left guard in 2011.
In the return game, speedy junior Quentin Jones and De’Nard Ford are both expected to handle most punts and kickoffs.
DEFENSE Led by two seniors linebackers and three returning defensive backs, Sewanee will look to build on a defense that thrived in a new 3-4 system last fall. With no senior starters on the defensive line, the Tigers hope that freshman A.J. McMullen, sophomore Quillan Synder, and junior Justin Taylor will gain experience quickly. Behind the young, but talented defensive line, will be a strong group of linebackers. Senior starters J.P. Boudreaux and John Davenport return after they combined for 97 tackles last season. Also, junior Dave McKeithen, who was second on the team last season with 53.5 tackles, and sophomore J.P. McDonnell are expected to see significant playing time. Anchored by seniors J.D. Crabtree and Murphy Walters, along with sophomore De’Nard Ford, the secondary returns three players that combined for seven out of Sewanee’s 13 interceptions in 2011.
CHAMPIONS: SIAA: 1898, 1899, 1900 | CAC: 1963, 1965, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1990 | SCAC: 1992, 2000
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Head Coach Tommy Laurendine
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After being named the 30th head coach in the Tigers’ storied history Tommy Laurendine began his reign as the program’s leader and offensive coordinator in 2011. In his first season at the helm, Laurendine guided Sewanee to its best season since 2005. With more overall wins than the Tigers had in its previous four seasons, Laurendine was honored as the SCAC Co-Coach of the Year. In his first year on the Mountain, Laurendine turned around a program that had averaged just 10.4 points per game in 2010. A season later, the Tigers finished fourth in the SCAC in scoring (23.5 ppg) and third in scoring defense (19.5 ppg). Additionally, Sewanee finished second in the SCAC in total rushing (231.5 ypg) while defeating long-time rival Rhodes for the first time since 2005. An Oak Ridge, Tennessee, native, Laurendine came to Sewanee from The Citadel, where he served as the offensive coordinator in 2010. In addition Laurendine coached the quarterbacks and fullbacks for the Bulldogs. Before his stint at The Citadel, Laurendine served as the offensive coordinator, quarterbacks, and fullbacks coach at NCAA Division II Lenoir-Rhyne College for two seasons. In 2008, his offense improved by
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more than 126 yards per game and finished the season ranked fifth in Division II in rushing, averaging 295.3 yards per contest. In 2009, Laurendine and the Bears improved to 294.3 rushing yards per game, finishing the year with the second best rushing average in Division II. Prior to his stint at Lenoir-Rhyne, Laurendine served as the offensive coordinator at Washington & Lee University in 2007. During his time with the Generals, he coached quarterbacks and wide receivers. Laurendine also served as the Generals’ offensive coordinator from 1995-1997. From 2001-2006, Laurendine was the assistant head coach and offensive coordinator at Southern Arkansas University. While at Southern Arkansas, Laurendine’s offenses set a combined 18 school records and earned a berth in the NCAA Division II playoffs in 2003. The 2005 squad broke records for total offense (4,677), rushing attempts (630), first downs (250), touchdowns (44), rushing offense (296.4 ypg), total offense (425.2 ypg), scoring offense (29.7 points per game), and single game yardage (615). He also spent the 2000 season as SAU’s assistant head coach, offensive line coach, and team academic coordinator. Laurendine also had coaching stops at the University of West Alabama (1997-2000), Northwest Whitfield High School (1994-95), and West Georgia College (1991-94) as a graduate assistant. Laurendine is a 1990 graduate of Lenoir-Rhyne, having earned a bachelor of arts in education. While at L-R, he was a two-year starter at quarterback and was named the 1988 and 1989 South Atlantic Conference
Offensive Player of the Year and was a 1989 Domino’s NAIA Player of the Year Finalist. Laurendine was team captain in 1989 and led the Bears to a conference championship in 1988. A two-year letter winner, he was inducted into the L-R Hall of Fame in 2008 and the South Atlantic Conference Hall of Fame in 2008. He holds school records in career completion percentage (58.3), single-season total yards (2,409), and career total yards (4,064). Laurendine began his coaching career as a student assistant coach at Lenoir-Rhyne from 1990-1991, before earning his master’s degree in physical education from West Georgia College in 1992. He and his wife, Shawna, who serves as the head volleyball coach at Sewanee, have two daughters, Alexa, 12 and Lakin, 7.
Coach Laurendine and his wife, Shauna, with daughters, Alexa (center) and Lakin (right).
CHAMPIONS: SIAA: 1898, 1899, 1900 | CAC: 1963, 1965, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1990 | SCAC: 1992, 2000
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DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR New defensive coordinator Tom Evangelista joined head coach Tommy Laurendine’s staff in the spring of 2012. The arrival reunited Laurendine and Evangelista, who previously coached together at West Alabama in 1997-98. Before Sewanee, Evangelista was
with that job for 18 months prior to changing his role with the team. In 2005 and 2006, his defense ranked among the NCAA Division I-AA leaders in every major defensive category. His special teams were near the top as well, and his kickoff coverage team led the nation in 2004. From 2002-2004, Evangelista was a graduate assistant/secondary assistant at Clemson University. There he worked with the secondary and was a special teams position coach. Evangelista was part of two bowl teams, the 2002 Tangerine Bowl and the 2004 Peach Bowl squad who defeated then No. 6 Tennessee, 27-14. In 1999, Evangelista took over as the secondary coach at the University of West Georgia. The following January, he also undertook the duties of defensive coordinator. Then, one year later, he was tabbed as the defensive coordinator, linebacker coach, and recruiting coordinator. During the 2000 season, his defense led the Gulf South Conference, giving up a mere 19.0 points per game and 299.3 yards of total offense. The team also ranked among the NCAA Division II statistical leaders in every major defensive category. Evangelista’s first full-time coaching assignment came at the University of West Alabama in 1997 after spending nearly three years at West Georgia College as a graduate assistant, tight end coach, and defensive assistant. While at UWA, Evangelista coached the defensive backs and called the defenses for the Tigers during the 1997 and 1998 seasons. In addition to his valuable experience on the field, Evangelista has also directed the Tommy Bowden Youth Camp from 2004-2006. An active member of the American Football Coaches Association since 1994, Evangelista earned his B.S. in mathematics and computer science
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the defensive coordinator for three seasons at Presbyterian College. Under the direction of Evangelista, the Blue Hose finished as the Big South’s top ranked unit in scoring defense, pass efficiency defense, and turnovers. In his first year with PC, Evangelista’s defense recovered 11 fumbles while also intercepting four passes. The group accounted for 51 tackles behind the line of scrimmage for a total of 198 yards. Additionally, the defense had 14 sacks and 19 pass break-ups Evangelista on the year. Individually, former PC defensive back, Justin Bethel, was named as an all-conference selection his sophomore season, under Evangelista. Bethel went on to become the first player drafted into the NFL from Presbyterian College having been selected in the sixth round by the Arizona Cardinals. Prior to PC, Evangelista served nearly three years as the special teams coordinator and corners coach at nearby Furman University. During that time, he was responsible for game plan preparation and coordinating three phases of the special teams. His special teams squads ranked among the NCAA Division I-AA statistical leaders. Evangelista coached William Middleton to All-American honors in 2008 and saw Middleton selected in the fifth round of the NFL draft by the Atlanta Falcons. Prior to his time in Greenville, S.C., Evangelista worked as the defensive coordinator and linebacker coach at South Carolina State. He initially started as the special teams coordinator and secondary coach, filling in
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DEFENSIVE BACKS Ossie Buchannon is entering his fourth season as the defensive backs coach for the Tigers. A season ago, the Tigers ranked fourth among all SCAC teams in pass defense (172.6 ypg). Additionally, Sewanee had finished with the third most interceptions (13) in 2011. Individually, former player Alfonza Knight was a three-time All-SCAC safety under Buchannon while two other defensive backs earned All-SCAC Second-Team honors last season. Buchannon is a 2005 graduate of Samford University in Birmingham. Prior to joining the Tiger staff, Coach Buchannon spent two Buchannon years as a financial services representative for MetLife in Birmingham. As a player at Samford, Buchannon was a four-year letterman and was team captain and MVP as a senior. While playing for the Bulldogs, Buchannon earned enough receptions to rank third on the Samford all-time receptions list. After college, Coach Buchannon played professionally for one year with the Birmingham Steeldogs Arena Football team.
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Assistant Coaches from Vanderbilt University in 1994. He also has 70 hours toward a M.Ed., secondary math education, from State University of West Georgia and 24 hours toward a M.Ed., in education counseling from Clemson. Evangelista has two children, Ty and Nick, who are four-year-old twins.
MICHAEL HALLIGAN
WIDE RECEIVERS Michael Halligan enters his first season as an assistant football coach for the Tigers. Halligan’s primary responsibility will be coaching the Tiger wide receivers. Halligan comes to the the Mountain from Mercer University, where he served as administrative football assistant u n d e r c o a c h B o b b y Lamb. F r o m Halligan 2008-11, Halligan served as an assistant college football recruiter for head coach Mark Richt at the University of Georgia. Prior to his stint for the Bulldogs, Halligan was an assistant coach at North Oconee High School from 2005-09. Halligan also has experience in various sports camps, including 7-on-7 camps at the University of Georgia and Presbyterian College. A native of Georgia, Halligan earned a bachelor’s degree in Sports Management from Columbia Southern University.
CHRIS SHANK
OFFENSIVE LINE Chris Shank enters his third season with the Sewanee football staff. In 2011, the Tigers’ line paved the way for the second best rushing attack in the league. After averaging only 131.1
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yards per contest in 2010, Sewanee averaged 2 3 1 . 5 ya r d s i n 2011. Additionally, the Tigers, Shank along with Birmingham-Southern, allowed the fewest sacks in the league (seven). Shank came to the Mountain from Muskingum, where he served as an assistant coach in 2009. While at Muskingum, Shank was responsible for coaching the tight ends. Prior to his stint with the Muskies, Coach Shank was an assistant coach at Lehigh University from 2005-2008 and also served on the staff at Heidelberg from 2003-2005. Shank graduated from Muskingum in 2003 with a B.A. in physical education. As a player on the Muskie football team, he earned All-Conference honors as a tight end his senior year. In 2005, Shank earned a master’s degree in education from Heidelberg.
special teams. He also coached football and baseball at Pleasant Grove High School near Birmingham, Ala. in 2005 and 2006. As a player at Samford, Taylor was a team captain in 2004 and received the Team-Me Award. He also served as president of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. A Sylacauga, Alabama native and former Sylacauga High School multi-sport letterman, C o a c h Taylor resides in Sewanee w i t h h i s Taylor w i f e , Heather, and their two children. Heather teaches physical education at St. Andrew’s-Sewanee, where she also coaches middle school basketball.
JOSH TAYLOR
Josh Taylor enters his fifth season as an assistant coach for the Tigers. Under Taylor, Sewanee’s defensive ends and tackles thrived under last season’s 3-4 defense. The Tigers finished third in the conference in scoring defense (19.5 ppg) and sacks (18), while ranking fourth in rushing defense (151.3 ypg). In addition to his football coaching duties, Taylor also serves as the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for Sewanee’s 400-plus student athletes. Taylor came to Sewanee from Samford University in Birmingham. While at Samford, he spent two seasons as the assistant strength and conditioning coach and as an assistant for the defensive line and
CHAMPIONS: SIAA: 1898, 1899, 1900 | CAC: 1963, 1965, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1990 | SCAC: 1992, 2000
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NAME Curtis Johnson Sergio Acosta Greg Hurt John Phillip Boudreaux Cody Daniel Kevin Bolak Grant Fuller Charlie Powell Cohen Howard John Paul McDonnell Lee Schurlknight Garrett Schlosser Taylor Graham Geoffrey Strickland Rutledge Schock Devante Jones Hudson Worthy Quentin Jones Andrew Keenan De'Nard Ford Tyler Henley Alex Kops Cortez Brown Cole Heiderich Barrett Goodson Johnny Cook J.D. Crabtree Andy Moots Dave McKeithen Adian Cook Grayson Middlebrooks Jase Brooks K.C. Miller Dorsey Dobias Brandon Campbell Nicholas Rassieur Murphy Walters A.J. McMullen Rob Mullaney David Garcia Trey Knighton Johnny Davenport Chris Wasden Matt Watson Brice Garrett Tyler Yoon William Wright Pierce McGrady Robert Scott Michael Schill Jake Fojtik Oliver Larkin Justin Hawke Ike Holmes Trever McNeal Quillan Snyder Tanner Potts
YR. POS. Jr. QB Sr. RB Fr. WR Sr. LB Fr. QB Fr. QB Fr. LB So. DB Fr. LB So. DB Jr. QB Sr. K Fr. DB So. DB Fr. WR Fr. QB Fr. WR Fr. DB So. LB So. DB Fr. DB Fr. DB Fr. RB So. RB So. RB Fr. RB Sr. DB Fr. FB Jr. LB Sr. DB So. LB Sr. RB Fr. LB Sr. TE Fr. LB So. RB Sr. DB Fr. DL Fr. LB So. DL Sr. K Sr. LB Fr. LB Fr. RB So. LB Fr. FB Fr. RB So. LB Fr. LB Fr. DL Jr. OL So. LB So. OL So. OL Fr. DL So. DL So. OL
HT. 5'11" 5'7" 5'11" 5'11" 5'11" 5'10" 5'10" 5'10" 5'8" 6'1" 6'0" 5'10" 6'1" 5'11" 5'10" 5'11" 6'2" 5'9" 6'0" 5'8" 5'7" 5'11" 5'10" 5'7" 5'9" 5'9" 5'9" 6'1" 5'11" 5'7" 5'10" 5'8" 6'1" 6'2" 6'0" 5'10" 6'3" 5'11" 6'0" 5'10" 5'8" 6'1" 6'1" 5'9" 5'11" 6'0" 5'7" 6'0" 6'1 6'1" 6'2" 6'0" 5'11" 5'10" 5'8" 5'11" 6'1"
WT. 210 188 186 212 171 174 200 152 196 183 205 162 172 166 193 207 186 168 193 170 138 184 179 176 183 185 174 192 193 171 198 185 192 226 204 191 185 229 203 217 178 212 190 174 202 175 170 234 200 212 226 199 227 214 220 223 283
HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL Atlanta, Ga./Holy Spirit Prep San Antonio, Texas/Alamo Heights Memphis, Tenn./Bartlett Fort Worth, Texas/Nolan Catholic Tracy, Calif./Tracy Woodstock, Ga./ Woodstock Calhoun, Ga./Calhoun Memphis, Tenn./Southwind Hampden Sydney, Va./Virginia Episcopal Bernardsville, N.J./Bernards Darlington, S.C./The Byrnes School Nashville, Tenn./Martin Luther King Nashville, Tenn./Ensworth Tallahassee, Fla./Leon Hartsville, S.C./Trinity Collegiate Cairo, Ga./Thomasville Charleston, Ga./Porter-Gaud Cairo, Ga./Cairo/Miles College Hoover, Ala./Hoover Powder Springs, Ga./McEachern Decherd, Tenn./Franklin County Woodstock, Ga./Woodstock Vero Beach, Fla./St. Edwards School Monterey, Tenn./Monterey Darlington, S.C./The Byrnes School Tracy City, Tenn./Grundy County Tullahoma, Tenn./Tullahoma Norcross, Ga./Holy Spirit Prep Summerdale, Ala./Bayside Academy Cleveland, Tenn./Walker Valley Suwanee, Ga./Lambert Powder Springs, Ga./Harrison Huntingdon, Tenn./Huntingdon Swampscott, Mass./Deerfield Acad. Conyers, Ga./Heritage St. Louis, Mo./John Burroughs Birmingham, Ala./Mountain Brook Johnson City, Tenn./The McCallie School Basking Ridge, N.J./Ridge Woodstook, Ga./Woodstock Arab, Ala./Arab Mill Valley, Calif./Tamalpais Savannah, Ga./Episcopal Roanoke, Va./North Cross Fitzgerald, Ga./Fitzgerald James Island, S.C./James Island Christian Los Angles, Calif./Campbell Hall Athens, Ala./Athens Sullivans Island, S.C./Porter-Gaud Asheville, N.C./The Asheville School Wabasso, Fla./St. Edward's School Exeter, N.H./Phillips Exeter Charlotte, N.C./Myers Park Concord, Ga./Pike County Hiram, Ga./Kennesaw Mountain Kinnelon, N.J./Kinnelon Agoura Hills, Calif./Agoura High
CHAMPIONS: SIAA: 1898, 1899, 1900 | CAC: 1963, 1965, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1990 | SCAC: 1992, 2000
NAME Atticus Frank Noah Edwards Andrew Duddlesten Brandon Miller Lance Hardeman Neal Johnson Justin Taylor Paul Medling Matt Purvis Stephen Jackson Kyle Montes
YR. POS. Jr. OL Fr. OL Jr. TE So. OL Fr. OL So. OL Jr. OL Jr. DL Fr. WR So. TE So. DL
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HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL Clinton, Tenn./Grace Christian Acad. Dallas, Texas/Cistercian Prep Las Vegas, Nev./Meadows School Tullahoma, Tenn./Tullahoma Orlando, Fla./First Academy Lexington, Ky./Dunbar Tampa, Fla./Jesuit Clearwater, Fla./St. Pete Catholic Dacula, Ga./Mill Creek Clarksville, Tenn./West Creek Riverside, Calif./The Thacher School
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ALPHABETICAL ROSTER Trever McNeal Paul Medling Grayson Middlebrooks Brandon Miller K.C. Miller Kyle Montes Andy Moots Rob Mullaney Tanner Potts Charlie Powell Matt Purvis Nicholas Rassieur Michael Schill Garrett Schlosser Rutledge Schock Lee Schurlknight Robert Scott
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Quillan Snyder Geoffrey Strickland Justin Taylor Murphy Walters Chris Wasden Matt Watson Hudson Worthy William Wright Tyler Yoon
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Sergio Acosta Kevin Bolak John Phillip Boudreaux Jase Brooks Cortez Brown Brandon Campbell Adian Cook Johnny Cook J.D. Crabtree Cody Daniel Johnny Davenport Dorsey Dobias Andrew Duddlesten Noah Edwards Jake Fojtik De’Nard Ford Grant Fuller Atticus Frank David Garcia Brice Garrett Barrett Goodson Taylor Graham Lance Hardeman Justin Hawke Cole Heiderich Tyler Henley Ike Holmes Cohen Howard Greg Hurt Stephen Jackson Curtis Johnson Neal Johnson Devante Jones Quentin Jones Andrew Keenan Trey Knighton Alex Kops Oliver Larkin John Paul McDonnell Pierce McGrady Dave McKeithen A.J. McMullen
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6 Kevin Bolak
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37 Brandon Campbell
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5 Cody Daniel
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36 Dorsey Dobias
67 Andrew Duddlesten
66 Noah Edwards
53 Jake Fojtik
22 De’Nard Ford
7 Grant Fuller
65 Atticus Frank
42 David Garcia
47 Brice Garrett
27 Barrett Goodson
15 Taylor Graham
70 Lance Hardeman
56 Justin Hawke
26 Cole Heiderich
23 Tyler Henley
57 Ike Holmes
9 Cohen Howard
3 Greg Hurt
81 Stephen Jackson
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CHAMPIONS: SIAA: 1898, 1899, 1900 | CAC: 1963, 1965, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1990 | SCAC: 1992, 2000
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74 Neal Johnson
18 Devante Jones
20 Quentin Jones
21 Andrew Keenan
43 Trey Knighton
24 Alex Kops
54 Oliver Larkin
11 John Paul McDonnell
50 Pierce McGrady
31 Dave McKeithen
40 A.J. McMullen
58 Trever McNeal
79 Paul Medling
33 Grayson Middlebrooks
69 Brandon Miller
35 K.C. Miller
91 Kyle Montes
30 Andy Moots
41 Rob Mullaney
62 Tanner Potts
8 Charlie Powell
80 Matt Purvis
38 Nicholas Rassieur
52 Michael Schill
14 Garrett Schlosser
17 Rutledge Schock
12 Lee Schurlknight
51 Robert Scott
59 Quillan Snyder
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77 Justin Taylor
39 Murphy Walters
45 Chris Wasden
46 Matt Watson
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TEAM STATISTICS SCORING Points Per Game FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty RUSHING YARDAGE Yards gained rushing Yards lost rushing Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Average Per Game TDs Rushing PASSING YARDAGE Comp-Att-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing TOTAL OFFENSE Total Plays Average Per Play Average Per Game KICK RETURNS: #-Yards PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards INT RETURNS: #-Yards KICK RETURN AVERAGE PUNT RETURN AVERAGE INT RETURN AVERAGE FUMBLES-LOST PENALTIES-Yards Average Per Game PUNTS-Yards Average Per Punt Net punt average TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3RD-DOWN Conversions 3rd-Down Pct 4TH-DOWN Conversions 4th-Down Pct SACKS BY-Yards MISC YARDS TOUCHDOWNS SCORED FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ON-SIDE KICKS RED-ZONE SCORES RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS PAT-ATTEMPTS
SCORE BY QUARTERS Sewanee Opponents
Sewanee Individual Statistics 2011
UOS 235 23.5 156 120 27 9 2315 2534 219 523 4.4 231.5 25 796 41-75-1 10.6 19.4 79.6 4 3111 598 5.2 311.1 36-726 8-92 13-251 20.2 11.5 19.3 24-8 51-470 47.0 40-1393 34.8 34.3 30:41 41/122 34% 18/30 60% 18-120 0 33 4-6 1-2 (26-33) 79% (23-33) 70% (25-31) 81%
OPP 195 19.5 193 91 87 15 1513 1760 247 375 4.0 151.3 11 1726 154-295-13 5.9 11.2 172.6 13 3239 670 4.8 323.9 42-811 8-19 1-0 19.3 2.4 0.0 13-7 38-286 28.6 29-1148 39.6 33.7 29:18 55/140 39% 18/34 53% 7-35 9 25 7-12 0-1 (26-35) 74% (19-35) 54% (24-24) 100%
12522 5/2504
8078 5/1616
ATTENDANCE Games/Avg Per Game
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Sewanee Overall Team Statistics 2011
1st 53 44
2nd 67 52
3rd 68 37
4th Total 47 235 62 195
RUSHING
GP
Zeke Wilson Curtis Johnson Ben Cleveland Lee Schurlknight Jase Brooks Sergio Acosta Chuck Winfield Chad Morehead Deuntay Bennett Barrett Goodson Trey Knighton Charlie Powell Cyrus Wittig TEAM TOTAL OPPONENTS
10 90 447 13 434 4.8 7 43 43.4 9 94 415 37 378 4.0 6 30 42.0 10 60 388 20 368 6.1 4 29 36.8 10 112 427 66 361 3.2 5 44 36.1 10 51 357 16 341 6.7 0 29 34.1 10 63 265 8 257 4.1 1 22 25.7 10 30 136 34 102 3.4 1 19 10.2 10 2 5 17 -12 -6.0 0 5 -1.2 4 4 23 0 23 5.8 0 11 5.8 8 8 24 5 19 2.4 1 7 2.4 8 1 19 0 19 19.0 0 19 2.4 8 2 19 0 19 9.5 0 17 2.4 4 4 9 0 9 2.2 0 3 2.2 4 2 0 3 -3 -1.5 0 0 -0.8 10 523 2534 219 2315 4.4 25 44 231.5 10 375 1760 247 1513 4.0 11 55 151.3
Gain
Loss
Net
Avg
TD
Long
Avg/G
PASSING
GP
Lee Schurlknight Chad Morehead Curtis Johnson TEAM TOTAL OPPONENTS
10 10 9 4 10 10
Effic Cmp-Att-Int
GP
No.
Yards
Chad Morehead Jase Brooks Chuck Winfield Ben Cleveland Parks Kingery Sergio Acosta Wyatt Ponton Curtis Johnson Andrew Keenan Chris Holcomb TOTAL OPPONENTS
10 10 10 10 7 10 3 9 6 5 10 10
8 7 7 6 4 3 3 1 1 1 41 154
90 226 137 129 74 37 32 39 26 6 796 1726
PUNT RETURNS
J.P. Boudreaux Chad Morehead Andrew Keenan Chuck Winfield DeUntay Bennett De’Nard Ford TOTAL OPPONENTS INTERCEPTIONS
J.D. Crabtree Murphy Walters Alfonza Knight De’Nard Ford Dave McKeithen Andrew Walters Alex Head Adian Cook TOTAL OPPONENTS Chuck Winfield Chad Morehead Ben Cleveland J.P. Boudreaux TOTAL OPPONENTS FUMBLE RETURNS
John Davenport TOTAL OPPONENTS
Pct Yards TD Long Avg/G
134.92 47-27-1 57.4 418 757.60 1-1-0 100.0 39 184.91 26-13-0 50.0 339 0.00 1-0-0 0.0 0 158.75 75-41-1 54.7 796 107.08 295-154-13 52.2 1726
RECEIVING
KICK RETURNS
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Att
No.
Yards
3 2 1 1 1 0 8 8
28 0 21 0 13 30 92 19
No.
Yards
3 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 13 1
39 0 46 65 39 8 54 0 251 0
No.
Yards
17 12 6 1 36 41
386 234 97 9 726 811
No.
Yards
1 1 3
52 52 35
Avg TD
11.2 32.3 19.6 21.5 18.5 12.3 10.7 39.0 26.0 6.0 19.4 11.2
0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 4 13
1 1 2 0 4 13
45 41.8 39 3.9 71 37.7 0 0.0 71 79.6 89 172.6
Long
Avg/G
32 71 39 40 28 19 20 39 26 6 71 89
9.0 22.6 13.7 12.9 10.6 3.7 10.7 4.3 4.3 1.2 79.6 172.6
Avg TD
9.3 0.0 21.0 0.0 13.0 0.0 11.5 2.4
0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
Avg TD
13.0 0.0 23.0 65.0 39.0 8.0 54.0 0.0 19.3 0.0
0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 0
Avg TD
22.7 19.5 16.2 9.0 20.2 19.8
0 0 0 0 0 1
Avg TD
52.0 52.0 11.7
1 1 0
Long
12 0 0 0 13 30 30 12 Long
26 0 46 65 39 8 54 0 65 0 Long
42 32 24 9 42 95 Long
52 52 32
CHAMPIONS: SIAA: 1898, 1899, 1900 | CAC: 1963, 1965, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1990 | SCAC: 1992, 2000
KICKOFFS
ALL PURPOSE
7 0-0 0-0 7 0-0 0-0 5 0-0 0-0 0 4-6 14-16 4 0-0 0-0 2 0-0 0-0 2 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 9-11 1 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 2-4 33 4-6 25-31 25 7-12 24-24 10 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 4 8 8 8 4 3 10 10
FIELD GOALS
Made-Att Pct
Plays
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 0-1 0-1
Rush
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Pass
Saf
Points
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
42 42 30 26 24 12 12 9 6 6 6 6 6 6 2 235 195
Total
01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Long
Garrett Schlosser 4-6 66.7 FG SEQUENCE
Avg/G
159 361 418 779 77.9 120 378 339 717 79.7 90 434 0 434 43.4 60 368 0 368 36.8 51 341 0 341 34.1 63 257 0 257 25.7 30 102 0 102 10.2 3 -12 39 27 2.7 4 23 0 23 5.8 2 19 0 19 2.4 1 19 0 19 2.4 8 19 0 19 2.4 4 9 0 9 2.2 -3 0 -3 -0.8 598 2315 796 3111 311.1 670 1513 1726 3239 323.9 0-0
3-4
0-0
1-2
0-0
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PUNTING
Trey Knighton Zeke Wilson Geoffrey Strickland TOTAL OPPONENTS
No. Yards
Avg
Long
TB
FC
I20
Blkd
28 970 34.6 11 391 35.5 1 32 32.0 40 1393 34.8 29 1148 39.6
56 47 32 56 72
0 0 0 0 4
8 4 1 13 3
9 3 0 12 10
0 0 0 0 1
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0 1 0 0 1 1 KR
IR Total
Avg/G
137 0 386 0 625 62.5 129 0 97 0 594 59.4 226 0 0 0 567 56.7 0 0 0 0 434 43.4 39 0 0 0 417 46.3 0 0 0 0 361 36.1 90 0 234 0 312 31.2 37 0 0 0 294 29.4 0 30 0 65 95 10.6 74 0 0 0 74 10.6 0 0 0 54 54 5.4 26 21 0 0 47 7.8 0 0 0 46 46 4.6 0 0 0 39 39 3.9 0 0 0 39 39 3.9 0 28 9 0 37 3.7 0 13 0 0 36 9.0 32 0 0 0 32 10.7 0 0 0 0 19 2.4 0 0 0 0 19 2.4 0 0 0 0 19 2.4 0 0 0 0 9 2.2 0 0 0 8 8 0.9 6 0 0 0 6 1.2 0 0 0 0 -3 -0.8 796 92 726 251 4180 418.0 1726 19 811 0 4069 406.9
DEFENSIVE LEADERS
|--------------Tackles------------| |-Sacks-| |-------Pass Def-------| |------Fumbles-------| GP Solo Ast Ttl TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcvd-Yds FF Alfonza Knight 10 45 23 56.5 2.0-20 2.0-20 2-46 3 - - Dave McKeithen 10 38 31 53.5 2.5-3 - 1-39 3 - 1-0 John Davenport 10 38 22 49.0 3.5-20 1.0-12 - - - 1-52 1 J.P. Boudreaux 10 39 18 48.0 10.5-32 1.0-6 - 1 2 - 1 Murphy Walters 10 37 17 45.5 3.0-11 1.0-6 3-0 2 1 - 1 J.D. Crabtree 10 36 18 45.0 1.0-9 1.0-9 3-39 8 .1-0 - Zac Atkins 10 31 24 43.0 6.0-30 3.5-28 - 3 1 - Andrew Walters 9 24 14 31.0 4.0-16 2.0-11 1-8 3 - 1-0 De’Nard Ford 9 19 7 22.5 2.0-5 - 1-65 3 - 1-0 Alex Head 10 14 9 18.5 6.0-24 3.0-15 1-54 1 - - 1 Quillan Snyder 8 10 8 14.0 4.5-11 1.0-4 - - - - Evans Willborn 9 9 5 11.5 - - - - - - Will Law 9 7 7 10.5 1.0-5 - - - 1 - Bobby Gerzanick 9 8 5 10.5 1.0-3 - - - - - Paul Medling 6 6 3 7.5 1.0-2 - - - - - Jacob Beu 10 4 4 6.0 0.5-1 - - - - 1-0 Adian Cook 9 5 2 6.0 - - 1-0 - - - Conner Anderson 7 4 1 4.5 - - - - - - David Garcia 5 3 3 4.5 2.0-9 1.0-7 - - - - Dorsey Dobias 8 2 5 4.5 0.5-1 0.5-1 - - - - Sergio Acosta 10 2 2 3.0 - - - - - - Barrett Goodson 8 3 - 3.0 - - - - - - Andrew Keenan 6 2 1 2.5 - - - - - - Charlie Powell 8 2 1 2.5 - - - - - - Brice Garrett 6 1 2 2.0 - - - - - - Jase Brooks 10 2 - 2.0 - - - - - - Sawyer Green 1 2 - 2.0 - - - - - - Nicholas Rassieur 5 1 2 2.0 - - - - - - Matt Robbins 2 2 - 2.0 - - - - - - Parks Kingery 7 1 1 1.5 - - - - - - Ben Cleveland 10 1 - 1.0 - - - - - - David Garcia 1 - 1 1.0 - - - - - - Justin Taylor 1 - 2 1.0 - - - - - - Cole Heiderich 1 - 1 0.5 - - - - - - Trey Knighton 8 - 1 0.5 - - - - - - Lee Schurlknight 10 - 1 0.5 - - - - - - J.P. McDonnell 4 - 1 0.5 - - - - - - Garrett Schlosser 7 - 1 0.5 - - - - - - TM TEAM 4 - - - - - - - - - TOTAL 10 400 244 522.0 52-206 18-120 13-251 27 5 6-52 4 OPPONENTS 10 431 256 559.0 51-148 7-35 1-0 4 1 8-35 10
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Earlham - 45,(35) Washington And Lee - (35) Puget Sound 27 (27),37 BSC - Millsaps (28),(46),47 46 Trinity University (26) (34),(33) Depauw University (27) 47 Centre College - Rhodes - Austin - (21),38,(22) Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.
Rcv
2 0 0 0 2 2
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Lee Schurlknight Curtis Johnson Zeke Wilson Ben Cleveland Jase Brooks Sergio Acosta Chuck Winfield Chad Morehead DeUntay Bennett Charlie Powell Trey Knighton Barrett Goodson Cyrus Wittig TEAM TOTAL OPPONENTS
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Rush
Chuck Winfield 10 102 Ben Cleveland 10 368 Jase Brooks 10 341 Zeke Wilson 10 434 Curtis Johnson 9 378 Lee Schurlknight 10 361 Chad Morehead 10 -12 Sergio Acosta 10 257 De’Nard Ford 9 0 Parks Kingery 7 0 Alex Head 10 0 Andrew Keenan 6 0 Alfonza Knight 10 0 Dave McKeithen 10 0 J.D. Crabtree 10 0 J.P. Boudreaux 10 0 DeUntay Bennett 4 23 Wyatt Ponton 3 0 Barrett Goodson 8 19 Charlie Powell 8 19 Trey Knighton 8 19 Cyrus Wittig 4 9 Andrew Walters 9 0 Chris Holcomb 5 0 TEAM 4 -3 TOTAL 10 2315 OPPONENTS 10 1513
58.0 56.8 53.8 48.0 56.9 56.4
OPPONENTS
TOTAL OFFENSE
0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0
GP
Yards Avg TB OB
1507 682 323 48 2560 2198
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| -------------------PATs------------------------| FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP
26 12 6 1 45 39
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SCORING TD
No.
COACHES
Garrett Schlosser Trey Knighton Cyrus Wittig J.P. McDonnell TOTAL OPPONENTS
DATE
OPPONENT
SCORE
RECORD
CONF RECORD
TIME
ATTEND
Sept. 3
EARLHAM
W
32-10
1-0-0
0-0-0
2:38
1566
Sept. 10
at W&L
L
14-31
1-1-0
0-0-0
2:24
675
Sept. 17
at Puget Sound
W
34-23
2-1-0
0-0-0
2:25
2582
Sept. 24
BSC
L
21-28
2-2-0
0-1-0
2:27
2324
Oct. 1
MILLSAPS
L
20-21
2-3-0
0-2-0
2:36
3457
Oct. 8
at #18 Trinity
L
9-27
2-4-0
0-3-0
2:20
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Oct. 15
DEPAUW
W
30-7
3-4-0
0-3-0
3:32
850
Oct. 22
at Centre
L
14-28
3-5-0
0-4-0
2:37
1310
Oct. 29
at Rhodes
W
34-7
4-5-0
1-4-0
2:30
1500
Nov. 5
AUSTIN COLLEGE
W
27-13
5-5-0
2-4-0
3:14
4325
HIGHLIGHTS
Best finish since the 2005 season. Head coach Tommy Laurendine was named the 2011 SCAC Co-Coach of the Year. Finished second in the SCAC in total rushing (231.5 ypg). Defeated long-time rival Rhodes for the first time since 2005. Largest margin of victory against Rhodes since 1965. Five players named to the All-SCAC First or Second Teams. 17 Tigers earned SCAC All-Academic honors.
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In addition to being good athletes on the field, Sewanee continued to produce in the classroom as 18 Tigers earned All-Academic SCAC honors in 2011. Honorees included Connor Anderson, John Crabtree, John Davenport, Dorsey Dobias, Andrew Duddleson, Andrew Gordon, Graham Jones, Max Jones, Andrew Keenan, Parks Kingery, Trey Knighton, Lee Schurlknight, Andrew Taylor, Murphy Walters, Evans Welborn, Blake Williams, and Cryus Wittig.
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2011 HONORABLE MENTION Linebacker John Philip Boudreaux, slotback Jase Brooks, safety J.D. Crabtree, linebacker Dave McKeithen, and linebacker Andrew Walters were all recognized for their outstanding play last season.
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2011 FIRST TEAM Alfonza Knight (DB) – On defense, Knight was selected to the first-team for the second straight season. As the leader for defensive coordinator Brian Newberry, Knight ranked 16th in the conference with 68 tackles. In fact, of those stops, Knight was third among all SCAC defenders with 45 solo tackles. The Nashville, Tenn., native also finished the season with two sacks and two interceptions.
Murphy Walters (DB) – Walters ranked 28th in the SCAC in total tackles (54). Along with a team-best three interceptions the Birmingham, Alabama, native finished the season with three tackles for a loss, two pass breakups, and one forced fumble.
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Co-Coach of the Year: Tommy Laurendine In his first season, Laurendine guided Sewanee to a 5-5 record. The Tigers finished with the most wins since 2005. After averaging 10.4 points per game in 2010 Sewanee finished fourth in the conference with an average of 23.5 ppg. Additionally, the Tigers’ defense improved enormously in 2011. After giving up 33.7 ppg last fall Sewanee finished with the third best SCAC scoring defense (19.5 ppg).
Max Jones (OL) – A Second-Team AllSCAC member last year, Jones paved the way for the Sewanee rushing attack. Behind Jones, the Tigers finished with 2,315 yards on the ground. Led by Jones, Sewanee was second in the league with an average of 231.5 rushing yards per game. As a unit, Jones and the Tigers’ offensive line also allowed the fewest sacks in the conference.
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Alfonza Knight
De’Nard Ford (DB) – As a true freshman, Ford recorded 22.5 tackles, two tackles for a loss, three pass breakups, one fumble recovery, and one interception. Ford’s biggest highlight of the season came against DePauw on October 15. With Sewanee ahead 16-0, Ford intercepted DePauw quarterback Jackson Kirtley’s pass midway through the second quarter. After jumping the route, he then raced 65 yards for the score.
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2011 SECOND TEAM Zeke Wilson (FB) – On the second team, Wilson powered his way to 447 rushing yards and seven touchdowns. The Snellville, Georgia, native finished ninth in the league in rushing and 10th in touchdowns. Wilson was also a 2010 Second-Team All-SCAC player.
In its 22st season in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Sewanee placed a total of 77 members of its football team on the SCAC First-Team.
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For the past 22 seasons, the Sewanee Intercollegiate Department of Athletics competed in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC). Beginning with the 2012-13 season, the Tigers will join seven other Division III southeastern colleges to form the new Southern Athletic Association (SAA).
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Spanning six states, the SAA includes BirminghamSouthern College in Alabama, Centre College in Kentucky, Hendrix College in Arkansas, Millsaps College in Mississippi, Oglethorpe University and Berry College in Georgia, and Rhodes College and Sewanee: The University of the South in Tennessee.
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The Southern Athletic Association is committed to fostering athletic competition and cooperation among academically selective, residential liberal arts colleges located in the southeastern region of the United States. The geographic focus will result in reduced travel time and fewer missed classes, while still allowing for a strong conference of like-minded institutions, all of which integrate competitive athletics into the whole of the student’s educational experience.
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Opponents Puget Sound Sewanee, Tenn. Sept. 1, 2012 McGee Field at Harris Stadium Location: Tacoma, Wash. Founded/Enrollment: 1888/2,600 Colors: Maroon & White Nickname: Loggers Stadium: Baker Stadium Head Coach: Jeff Thomas Career Record/Record at Puget Sound: 2-16/Same Conference: Northwest Conference Record Against Sewanee leads 1-0 Last Meeting: 2011 – Sewanee won 34-23
Centre Sewanee, Tenn. Oct. 6, 2012 McGee Field at Harris Stadium Location: Danville, Ky. Founded/Enrollment: 1819/1,510 Colors: Black, Gold and White Nickname: Colonels Stadium: Farris Stadium Head Coach: Andy Frye Career Record/Record at Centre: 29-18/Same Conference: Southern Athletic Association Record Against Sewanee: Centre leads 38-29-1 Last Meeting: 2011 – Centre won 28-14
Washington & Lee Sewanee, Tenn. Sept. 8, 2012 McGee Field at Harris Stadium Location: Lexington, Va. Founded/Enrollment: 1749/1,770 Colors: Royal Blue & White Nickname: Generals Stadium: Wilson Field Head Coach: Scott Abell Career Record/Record at Washington & Lee: First Season Conference: Old Dominion Athletic Conference Record Against Sewanee: Washington & Lee leads 38-22 Last Meeting: 2011 – Washington & Lee won 31-14
Millsaps Jackson, Miss. Oct. 13, 2012 Harper Davis Field Location: Jackson, Miss. Founded/Enrollment: 1890/1,400 Colors: Purple and White Nickname: Majors Stadium: Harper Davis Field Head Coach: Aaron Pelch Career Record/Record at Millsaps: 11-9/Same Conference: Southern Athletic Association Record Against Sewanee: Millsaps leads 38-24-3 Last Meeting: 2011 – Millsaps won 21-20
Maryville Maryville, Tenn. Sept. 15, 2012 Lloyd L. Thornton Stadium Location: Maryville, Tenn. Founded/Enrollment: 1819/1,100 Colors: Orange and Garnet Nickname: Scots Stadium: Lloyd L. Thornton Stadium Head Coach: Mike Rader Career Record/Record at Maryville: First Season Conference: USA South Athletic Conference Record Against Sewanee: Sewanee leads 17-12 Last Meeting: 2005 – Sewanee won 33-14
Birmingham-Southern Birmingham, Ala. Oct. 20, 2012 Panther Stadium Location: Birmingham, Ala. Founded/Enrollment: 1856/1,510 Colors: Gold and White Nickname: Panthers Stadium: Panther Stadium Head Coach: Eddie Garfinkle Career Record/Record at BSC: 20-16/Same Conference: Southern Athletic Association Record Against Sewanee: BSC leads 5-0 Last Meeting: 2011 – BSC won 28-21
Austin College Sherman, Texas Sept. 22, 2012 Jerry Apple Stadium Location: Sherman, Texas Founded/Enrollment: 1849/1,291 Colors: Crimson and Gold Nickname: Kangaroos Stadium: Jerry Apple Stadium Head Coach: Loren Dawson Career Record/Record at Austin: 4-15/Same Conference: Southern College Athletic Conference Record Against Sewanee: Austin leads 11-6 Last Meeting: 2011 – Sewanee won 27-13
Rhodes Sewanee, Tenn. Oct. 27, 2012 McGee Field at Harris Stadium Location: Memphis, Tenn. Founded/Enrollment: 1848/1,712 Colors: Red and Black Nickname: Lynx Stadium: Fargason Field Head Coach: Dan Griti Career Record/Record at Rhodes: 3-6/Same Conference: Southern Athletic Association Record Against Sewanee: Sewanee leads 42-35-3 Last Meeting: 2011 – Sewanee won 34-7
Willamette Sewanee, Tenn. Sept. 29, 2012 McGee Field at Harris Stadium Location: Salem, Oregon Founded/Enrollment: 1842/1,867 Colors: Cardinal and Old Gold Nickname: Bearcats Stadium: McCullough Stadium Head Coach: Mark Speckman Career Record/Record at Willamette: 82-59 Conference: Northwest Conference Record Against Sewanee: First Meeting Last Meeting: First Meeting
Trinity Sewanee, Tenn. Nov. 3, 2012 McGee Field at Harris Stadium Location: San Antonio, Texas Founded/Enrollment: 1869/2,550 Colors: Maroon and White Nickname: Tigers Stadium: Panther Stadium Head Coach: Steve Mohr Career Record/Record at Trinity: 277-63/Same Conference: Southern Athletic Association Record Against Sewanee: Trinity leads 21-4 Last Meeting: 2011 – Trinity won 27-9
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LSU...........................................................6............3...........0 Louisville Athletic Club................................0............1...........1 Maryville (Tenn.) ......................................17..........12...........0 Middle Tenn. State.....................................4............0...........0 Millsaps..................................................24..........38...........3 Ole Miss....................................................8............6...........1 Mississippi College....................................6............9...........2 Mississippi State.......................................1............4...........0 Mooney.....................................................8............0...........1 Morgan......................................................7............0...........1 Nashville...................................................6............2...........0 North Carolina...........................................1............2...........2 Oglethorpe.................................................5............1...........0 Ohio Wesleyan...........................................0............2...........0 Pennsylvania..............................................0............1...........0 Penn State.................................................0............1...........0 Presbyterian...............................................0............1...........1 Princeton...................................................0............1...........0 Principia....................................................9............0...........0 Puget Sound..............................................1............0...........0 Randolph-Macon........................................5............1...........0 Rhodes...................................................42..........35...........3 Rice..........................................................0............2...........0 Rose-Hulman...........................................12..........14...........0 St. Leo......................................................3............0...........0 St. Louis....................................................1............1...........0 Samford (Howard)......................................7............7...........1 Sewanee Military Academy..........................2............0...........0 South Carolina...........................................2............2...........0 Southern Athletic Club................................1............1...........0 Stillman.....................................................2............0...........0 Tennessee...............................................10..........13...........0 Tennessee Medical.....................................3............0...........0 TMI...........................................................1............0...........0 Tennessee Tech.........................................8............3...........2 Tennessee Wesleyan..................................9............1...........0 Texas........................................................3............4...........0 Texas A&M................................................2............5...........1 Transylvania...............................................3............1...........1 Trinity (Conn.).............................................0............2...........1 Trinity (Texas).............................................4..........21...........0 Tulane.......................................................6..........13...........0 Vanderbilt..................................................7..........41...........2 Virginia......................................................2............3...........1 Wabash.....................................................2............8...........0 Washington Univ. (Mo.).............................14............9...........0 Washington & Lee....................................22..........38...........0 Westminster..............................................2............0...........0
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Alabama..................................................10..........17...........3 Anderson Teachers.....................................1............0...........0 Army.........................................................0............1...........0 Auburn......................................................7............4...........1 Austin College............................................6..........11...........0 Baptist (Ga.)..............................................1............1...........0 Baylor........................................................1............1...........0 Bethel.......................................................3............0...........0 Birmingham Athletic Club............................1............1...........0 Birmingham-Southern.................................0............5...........0 Bryson......................................................5............1...........0 Carson-Newman.........................................1............0...........1 Castle Heights Military Acad.......................2............1...........0 Univ. of Chattanooga..................................9............3...........2 Central (Ill.)................................................5............1...........0 Central Florida...........................................0............1...........0 Centre College.........................................29..........38...........1 Univ. of Chicago.........................................1............0...........0 The Citadel................................................1............2...........0 Clemson....................................................1............0...........0 Colorado College........................................1............1...........0 Cumberland (Tenn.) .................................17............2...........0 Dartmouth.................................................0............1...........0 Davidson...................................................5............7...........0 DePauw.....................................................2..........12...........0 Earlham.....................................................6............1...........0 Emory & Henry...........................................1............2...........0 Fisk...........................................................3............0...........0 Florence Normal.........................................1............0...........0 Florida.......................................................2............7...........0 Florida State..............................................0............2...........0 Fordham....................................................2............0...........0 Georgetown (Ky.) .......................................1............0...........0 Georgia.....................................................7............5...........1 Georgia Southwestern................................1............1...........0 Georgia Tech..............................................7............5...........1 Guilford.....................................................1............1...........0 Hampden-Sydney......................................23..........25...........0 Hendrix......................................................1............0...........0 Hiwassee..................................................2............0...........0 Huntingdon................................................2............2...........0 Illinois College...........................................2............1...........0 Indiana Central..........................................1............1...........0 Jacksonville State......................................2............0...........0 Kentucky...................................................3............7...........3 Ky. Wesleyan..............................................2............0...........0 Kenyon......................................................6............0...........0 Lambuth....................................................2............1...........0
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Orgill Trophy Games: Sewanee-Rhodes Series
The strong football rivalry of SewaneeRhodes dates back to 1899, but since 1954 the two Tennessee schools have battled each fall for possession of the Edmund Orgill Trophy. Edmund Orgill (1899-1983), who appropriately was born the year the crossstate rivalry began, had close ties to both schools. He was a trustee of Rhodes and the chairman of the Board of Regents at Sewanee, 1951-53. A 1920 graduate of Virginia, Mr. Orgill received honorary degrees from Rhodes and Sewanee in 1954. He was elected mayor
of Memphis in 1956. Trophy Inscription: The Edmund Orgill Trophy is presented annually by Southwestern of Memphis and the University of the South at Sewanee to the winner of each year’s football game as evidence of their esteem for and gratitude to a man whose benefactions to them are measureless. Initiated on November 13, 1954. (Note: Rhodes was called Southwestern until 1984). Rhodes won that inaugural game in November of 1954 in Memphis and each team has had a six-game win streak. The record is 29-28-1 in favor of Rhodes in the Orgill Trophy series, and Sewanee leads the overall rivalry, 42-35-3.
Nov. 13, 1954....................Southwestern.................... 32-19
Oct. 8, 1983......................Sewanee........................... 19-13
Sept. 24 1955....................Southwestern...................... 18-7
Oct. 6, 1984.......................Rhodes............................. 38-14
Nov. 22, 1956....................Southwestern...................... 27-7
Oct. 12, 1985.....................Rhodes............................... 20-7
Nov. 16, 1957....................Sewanee........................... 34-12
Oct. 11, 1986.....................Rhodes............................... 28-7
Nov. 15, 1958....................Sewanee............................. 47-0
Oct. 10, 1987.....................Rhodes............................. 24-21
Nov. 7, 1959......................Sewanee........................... 21-19
Oct. 8, 1988.......................Rhodes............................... 17-2
Nov. 5, 1960......................Southwestern........................ 7-0
Oct. 7, 1989.......................Rhodes............................. 16-14
Nov. 4, 1961......................Sewanee........................... 27-12
Oct. 6, 1990......................Sewanee............................... 7-6
Nov. 3, 1962......................Sewanee............................. 44-0
Oct. 12, 1991.....................Tie Game.......................... 14-14
Nov. 2, 1963......................Sewanee............................. 28-0
Oct. 17, 1992....................Sewanee........................... 27-17
Oct. 31, 1964....................Sewanee............................. 34-0
Oct. 16, 1993.....................Rhodes............................. 31-13
Oct. 30, 1965....................Sewanee............................. 41-6
Oct. 15, 1994....................Sewanee........................... 19-17
Oct. 29, 1966....................Sewanee........................... 18-14
Oct. 14, 1995.....................Rhodes............................. 17-13
Oct. 28, 1967.....................Southwestern.................... 31-16
Oct. 19, 1996.....................Rhodes............................. 16-12
Oct. 26, 1968....................Sewanee........................... 28-14
Oct. 18, 1997.....................Rhodes............................... 27-7
Oct. 25, 1969.....................Southwestern.................... 36-22
Oct. 17, 1998.....................Rhodes............................. 34-26
Oct. 24, 1970.....................Southwestern.................... 21-19
Oct. 16, 1999.....................Rhodes............................. 21-20
Oct. 23, 1971.....................Southwestern........................ 9-7
Oct. 14, 2000....................Sewanee............................. 32-6
Oct. 21, 1972....................Sewanee............................. 14-6
Oct. 13, 2001....................Sewanee............................. 23-7
Oct. 20, 1973.....................Southwestern...................... 20-6
Oct. 19, 2002....................Sewanee........................... 36-31
Oct. 19, 1974....................Sewanee............................... 7-0
Oct. 18, 2003.....................Rhodes............................. 34-14
Oct. 18, 1975....................Sewanee........................... 15-14
Oct. 16, 2004.....................Rhodes............................. 28-14
Oct. 16, 1976....................Sewanee........................... 22-18
Nov. 12, 2005....................Sewanee........................... 25-22
Oct. 15, 1977.....................Southwestern.................... 47-12
Nov. 11, 2006....................Rhodes............................... 14-7
Oct. 14, 1978....................Sewanee........................... 28-13
Nov. 10, 2007....................Rhodes............................. 15-13
Oct. 13, 1979....................Sewanee............................... 3-0
Nov. 15, 2008....................Rhodes............................... 17-0
Oct. 11, 1980....................Sewanee........................... 24-13
Nov. 14, 2009....................Rhodes...................... 19-16 (OT)
Oct. 10, 1981....................Sewanee........................... 23-14
Nov. 13, 2010....................Rhodes............................. 20-16
Oct. 9, 1982......................Sewanee .......................... 20-17
Oct. 29, 2011....................Sewanee............................. 34-7
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National and Southern Honors NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION HALL OF FAME (3)
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Diddy Seibels (1898-99) inducted 1973 Henry Phillips (1902-05) inducted 1959 Frank Juhan (1910) inducted 1966
CHURCHMEN’S HALL OF FAME (1) M.L. Agnew (1960-63) inducted 1973
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SEWANEE FOOTBALL ALLAMERICANS (38) Frank Juhan.............................................. 1909 Bill Coughlan............................................ 1921 Gene Harris.....................................1923, 1924 Joe Bean................................................... 1930 Jack Morton.............................................. 1930 Robert Stimson......................................... 1930 Jay D. Patton............................................. 1931 Rupert Colmore Jr............................1935, 1936 Frank Walker............................................. 1940 William Reed Bell............................1947, 1948 Ralph Wilson Reed.................................... 1950 Andy Hibbert...................................1951, 1952 Jim Ed Mulkin........................................... 1951 Jim Elam................................................... 1952 Gordon Sorrell.......................................... 1953 Lee Glenn................................................. 1956 Dan Davis................................................. 1958 Andy Finlay............................................... 1958 Bobby Potts.............................................. 1958 Jody Gee................................................... 1960 M.L. Agnew............................................... 1963 Mike Lumpkin........................................... 1973 Kevin Marchetti......................................... 1976 Nino Austin............................................... 1977 John Hill.................................................... 1979 Ray McGowan........................................... 1980 Mallory Nimocks....................................... 1980 Greg Worsowicz......................................... 1981 David Pack................................................ 1983 Mark Kent................................................. 1986 Bobby Graves............................................ 1988 Frank Greer............................................... 1990 Antonio Crook........................................... 1999 Ben Tuck................................................... 2002
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SEWANEE FOOTBALL RHODES SCHOLARS (6) Frank H. Gailor.......................................... 1912 Charles Bowden........................................ 1914 George Fooshee........................................ 1918 Edgar E. Beaty.......................................... 1926 Benjamin Dunlap...................................... 1959 Douglas Paschall...................................... 1966
ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN (3)
SEWANEE FOOTBALL ALLSOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM (1) Rupert Colmore Jr...................................... 1936
SEWANEE FOOTBALL ALLSOUTHEAST ALL-TIME TEAM, 1899-1919 (1) J.F. “Jenks” Gillem...................................... 1912
Ron Briggs................................................ 1996 Ben Tuck.........................................2001, 2002
SEWANEE FOOTBALL ALLSOUTHERN (53) Ormond Simpkins..................1899,1900,1901 Lee Kirby-Smith......................................... 1902 Henry Phillips....................... 1902, 1903, 1904 Eph Kirby-Smith..............................1903, 1904 George Watkins...............................1904, 1905 John Scarbrough....................................... 1904 Lex Stone........................................1906, 1907 Frank Shipp....................................1906, 1907 H.G. Lewis................................................. 1907 Silas Williams...................... 1907, 1908, 1909 Aubrey Lanier....................... 1907, 1909, 1910 Frank Faulkinberry.....1907, 1908, 1909, 1910 Lawrence Markley...........................1907, 1908 James L. Harris......................................... 1908 Frederick P. Cheape................................... 1909 Lionel Moise............................................. 1909 Alvin Browne...................................1909, 1910 J.F. Gillem............................. 1901, 1911, 1912 Jim Stoney................................................ 1911 John Myers................................................ 1911 Reuben Parker.......................................... 1914 Bob Taylor Dobbins.........................1914, 1915 Lee Tolley.................................................. 1914 Neil Edmond............................................. 1915 Fletcher Skidmore..................................... 1917 Eben Wortham.......................................... 1917 Charles Conway........................................ 1920 Jack Morton.............................................. 1931 Jay D. Patton............................................. 1931 Rupert Colmore Jr...................................... 1936 Reed Bell.................................................. 1947 Chase Neal............................................... 2001 Ben Tuck................................................... 2001
NCAA FOOTBALL POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS (13) Frank Stubblefield..................................... 1965 Douglas Paschall...................................... 1966 James R. Beene........................................ 1969 John Popham............................................ 1970 Dudley West.............................................. 1977 D.J. Reina.................................................. 1981 Greg Worsowicz......................................... 1981 Mike Jordan.............................................. 1983 John York................................................... 1983 Jason Forrester......................................... 1992 Carl Cravens............................................. 1993 David Tudor............................................... 1995 Ben Tuck................................................... 2002
NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION SCHOLAR-ATHLETES (3) Armando Basarrate................................... 1985 Tim Corbin................................................ 1989 Jason Forrester......................................... 1992
CHAMPIONS: SIAA: 1898, 1899, 1900 | CAC: 1963, 1965, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1990 | SCAC: 1992, 2000
The South’s Oldest College Football Field
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BENJAMIN HUMPHREYS MCGEE FIELD
OLDEST NCAA FOOTBALL FIELDS* POINT OF INTEREST
SCHOOL
FIELD
1. Oct. 31, 1881
Wesleyan (Conn.)
Andrus Field
Nation’s Oldest Field
2. Nov., 1883
Williams (Mass.)
Weston Field
Member of the Little Three
3. Fall, 1891
Amherst (Mass.)
Pratt Field
Member of the Little Three
4. Nov. 7, 1891
Sewanee (Tenn.)
McGee Field
South’s Oldest Field
5. Fall, 1893
Ill. Wesleyan
Illinois Wesleyan Field
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6. Oct. 1, 1895
Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Oldest Division I Field
7. Fall, 1896
Bowdoin (Maine)
Whittier Field
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8. Oct. 1, 1898
Colorado College
Washburn Field
Oldest Field West of the Rockies
9. Sept. 30, 1899
Bates (Maine)
Garcelon Field
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10. Fall, 1900
Trinity (Conn.)
Jessee-Miller Field
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*Oldest fields at original sites (NCAA football record book & school’s history)
Episcopal school — where students wear academic black robes to classes tucked away in buildings of picturesque mountain stone architecture — is reminiscent of Oxford, England. The football program has produced six of Sewanee’s 25 Rhodes Scholars, 13 of 27 NCAA Postgraduate Scholars, three Academic All-Americans, and 175 Academic Honor Roll selections.
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came to the Mountain as teenagers between 1898 and 1910 and left the Domain as legends. Nearly a half century later, coach Shirley Majors, father of Tennessee greats Johnny and Bobby, came to Sewanee (1957-1977), continued the tradition, and molded the Tigers into a small college power with two unbeaten teams and six conference titles. While Sewanee is proud of its gridiron accomplishments, the school’s rich academic heritage surpasses its athletic wins and losses. This co-ed
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The Sewanee football field was dedicated as Benjamin Humphreys McGee Field at Homecoming, Oct, 22, 1977. Prior to that date, it was known as Hardee Field, named for Lt. General William J. Hardee, an officer in the Confederate Army. Best known as Ug’ McGee, the Greenville, Miss., native was a 1949 Sewanee graduate and a devoted alumnus, athlete, regent, and trustee. McGee, who died in 1975, was a two-year lettermen in football (1946, 1948) and was also a member of the Order of Gownsmen and the “S’’ Club.
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McGee Field on the 13,000-acre Sewanee campus in southern middle Tennessee is the South’s oldest college football field (among NCAA schools) in its original location and the fourth oldest in the country. Open for business on Nov. 7, 1891, Sewanee lost that first home game with intra-state rival Vanderbilt (22-0), but overall has won 66 percent of its games (261-150-11) in 117 seasons. Along the way, the Tigers have constructed 49 perfect seasons and posted 128 shutouts at McGee Field. The first 50 years (1891-1940) on the Mountain produced an impressive slate of 106-15-9 (85.0%). Within that first half century was a near perfect run of 51-0-4 from 1894-1913, including 32 straight wins (1901-1911), with Georgia, Tennessee, and Mississippi State among the fallen foes. A 7-6 loss to Georgia in 1914 barely slowed the Tigers as they were 29-4-3 at home the next 12 years. Now 60 years removed from its last battle with a major college foe — a 6-0 home loss to Fla. State; Oct. 22, 1949 — Sewanee is still winning at home at the NCAA Division III level. A charter member of the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference, the Tigers’ home field advantage’ has been a catalyst for 12 small college conference titles, including three in the past 20 years, the most recent in 2000. While McGee Field is tops in seniority South of the Mason Dixon Line — Georgia Tech’s Grant Field, built in 1913, is second on the list — a trio of NCAA Division III New England schools known as the Little Three took to the gridiron before Sewanee. Originally known as Hardee Field — re-named McGee Field at Homecoming 1977 — the home turf has been the setting for fall afternoon heroics of 38 All-Americans and a trio of future Hall of Famers. The three hall of fame inductees — Diddy Seibels, Henry Phillips, and Frank Juhan —
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The Iron Men of 1899 “The Tigers from Tennessee’s Sewanee went 12-0 in 1899, but that’s not why this team is No. 1 on his alltime Southern list. Sewanee took the ultimate road trip, playing five games in six days, all on the road. And not only did the Tigers win them all, but all five games were by shutouts.” In Southern Fried Football: The History, Passion and Glory of the Great Southern Game, author and Atlanta Journal-Constitution sports writer Tony Barnhart. Coach H.M. Suter Manager Luke Lea Players B.U. Sims H.M.T. Pearce J.W. Jones R. E. Bolling Henry S. Keyes W.S. Claiborne
W.H. Poole William B. Wilson Ringland F. Kilpatrick Henry G. Seibels Ormond Simkins Ralph P. Black Harris G. Cope J.L. Kirby-Smith Daniel B. Hull
1899: SEWANEE 12-0 Oct. 21 Oct. 23 Oct. 28 Nov. 3 Nov. 9 Nov. 10 Nov. 11 Nov. 13 Nov. 14 Nov. 20 Nov. 30 Dec. 2
Sewanee Sewanee Sewanee Sewanee Sewanee Sewanee Sewanee Sewanee Sewanee Sewanee Sewanee Sewanee
12 32 46 54 12 10 23 34 12 71 11 5
@Georgia 0 @Georgia Tech 0 Tennessee 0 Southwestern 0 @Texas 0 @Texas A&M 0 @Tulane 0 @LSU 0 @Ole Miss 0 Cumberland 0 @Auburn 10 @North Carolina 0
A.C. Evins F.H. Parker L.R. Mason Preston S. Brooks A.T Davidson Herbert E. Smith C.Q. Gray
Described by some football analysts as one of the best teams ever, the undefeated 1899 Sewanee football team is accorded that lofty ranking, not just for its 12-0 record, but for its mid-season train ride into history. A remarkable five wins in six days — all on the road and all by shutouts against Southern powers — has placed this Sewanee team in an elite class. Preceding football legends such as the Four Horsemen of Notre Dame of the 1920s, Fordham’s Seven Blocks of Granite of the 1930s and LSU’s Chinese Bandits of the late 1950s, the Iron Men have written their own place in gridiron history. The men of Sewanee proudly carried the school’s banner that fall and the “S’’ on their purple jerseys was as familiar to opponents from North Carolina to Texas as Superman would be in the mythical city of Metropolis a half century later. But far from comic book super heroes, the “Iron Men” of Sewanee posted some legendary wins against those Southern opponents that fall.
In 2012, the College Football Hall of Fame named the 1899 team the greatest college football team in history.
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CHAMPIONS: SIAA: 1898, 1899, 1900 | CAC: 1963, 1965, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1990 | SCAC: 1992, 2000
Sewanee Records COACHES
SINGLE SEASON INDIVIDUAL RECORD
NAME
YEAR NO.
Yards Rushing
Carl Cravens
1991
1,166 yds.
Rushing Avg.
Larry Majors
1963
7.0 yds. per carry
Times Carried
Carl Cravens
1991, 1992
Pass Attempts
Tim Tenhet
1982
293 attempts
Pass Completions
Tim Tenhet
1982
152 completions
Completion Pct.
Scott Thompson
1991
.660 (27 of 41)
Yards Passing
Kirk Holtgrewe
2002
1,962 yds.
Touchdown Passes
Kirk Holtgrewe
2002
15 TDs
Total Offense
Kirk Holtgrewe
2002
2,297 yds.
Times Punted
John Kelly
2001
71 punts
Punting Yardage
Geoffrey Marolda
2010
2,743 yds.
Punting Avg.
Bobby Graves
1988
42.9 (57 att. for 2,445 yds.)
Punts Returned
Happy Meadows
1988
30 returns
Punt Return Yards
James Spriggs
1992
380 yds.
Punt Return Avg.
M.L. Agnew
1962
19.9 (8 ret. for 159 yds.)
Pass Receptions
Jamey Goss
1993
63 receptions
Reception Yardage
Jamey Goss
1993
992 yds.
TD Receptions
Mark Kent
1986
11 TDs
Kick-off Returns
Deon Carter
2002
26 returns
Kick-off Return Yds.
Jason Hamilton
1998
538 yds.
Kick-off Return Avg.
Bill Johnson
1965
40.3 (6 ret. for 242 yds.)
Interceptions
Frank Greer
1990
10 interceptions
Int. Return Yds.
Steve Pensinger
1958
131 yds.
Int. Return Avg.
Steve Pensinger
1958
43.7 (3 int. for 131 yds.)
Scoring
Bill Johnson
1964
86 points
Extra Points
Phil Condra
1963
33 conversions
Touchdowns
Henry “Diddy” Seibels
1899
19 TDs
Unassisted Tackles
Glen Mosley
1984
87 tackles
Assisted Tackles
Seth Stewart
1993
120 tackles
Total Tackles
Glen Mosley
1985
175 tackles
Tackles for Loss
Mike Johnson
1991
22.5 tackles
Fumble Recoveries
Scott Anderson
1979
4 recoveries
Pass Breakups
David Gilbert
1981
17 breakups
Kick Scoring
Ben Tuck
2002
51 points
252 carries
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Most Extra Points
Bartlet Et Ultimus Sims
11 vs. Cumberland
Nov. 20, 1899
Longest Field Goal
Ben Tuck
48 yds. vs. Centre
Oct. 5, 2002
Most TD Receptions
Ricky Dale Harper
4 vs. Austin College
Oct. 1, 1977
Most Blocked Punts
Don Rodgers
3 vs. Rhodes
Oct. 19, 2002
Punt Returns for Touchdowns Nate Murphy
3 vs. Rhodes
Oct. 19, 2002
Interception Return
George Twitty
100 yds. vs. Hampden-Sydney
Sept. 6, 2003
Longest Punt
Geoffrey Marolda
81 yds. vs. Centre
Oct. 3, 2009
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All-Time Coaching Leaders
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As the Tigers head into their 118th season of college football, Sewanee salutes the men who led the way from the sidelines. In total, seven coaches have won conference championships on the Mountain.
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Coach
Years
1. F.G. Sweat
1891-93
9-6-1
2. H.C. Foss
1894
3-4-0
3. R.M. Reynolds
1895
2-2-1
4. J.E. Blair
1896
3-3-0
5. J.G. Jayne
1897-98
5-3-1
1- 1898 SIAA
6. Bill Suter
1899-1901
22-3-3
1- 1899 SIAA
7. L.W. Boynton
1902
8. George Whitney
1903-04
9. H.C. Hyatt
1905
4-2-1
10. J.J. Quill
1906
8-1-0
11. A.G. Erwin
1907
8-1-0
12. H.E. Van Surdam
1908
4-1-3
13. Harris Cope
1909-16
43-18-7
14. Charles M. Best
1917-18
7-4-2
15. Earl C. Abell
1919-20
7-9-1
16. John P. Nicholson
1921-22
9-6-1
17. Dr. M.S. Bennett
1923-28*
21-28-2
18. W.H. Kirkpatrick
1928-29*
2-8-2
19. Harvey Harmon
1930
3-6-1
20. Dr. Harvey Clark
1931-39
21-56-3
21. J.F. “Jenks” Gillem
1940-41
5-10-0
1942-45
No football
Record Championships
7-2-0 14-2-0
1- 1909 SIAA
22. William C. White
1946-53
38-23-3
23. E.W. Williamson
1954-56
2-23-1
24. Shirley Majors
1957-77
93-74-5
6-1963, 64,65,67,75,76
25. Horace Moore
1978-86
38-42-0
3- 1978,79,82
26. Bill Samko
1987-93
35-27-1
2- 1990, 92
27. Al Logan
1994-95
4-14-0
28. John Windham
1996-2006
45-42-0
29. Robert Black
2007-10
4-34-0
30. Tommy Laurendine
2011-Present 5-5-0
1- 2000
*In 1928, Dr. Bennett resigned after the Tennessee game. Coach Kirkpatrick replaced Bennett in the final three games.
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CHAMPIONS: SIAA: 1898, 1899, 1900 | CAC: 1963, 1965, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1990 | SCAC: 1992, 2000
Year-by-Year Results WON 1, LOST 2, TIED 0 Vanderbilt L 0 22 C Tennessee W 26 0 @Vanderbilt L 4 26 C-Chattanooga Coach: F.G. Sweat Captain: Alex Shepherd 1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897 WON 1, LOST 3, TIED 1 @Nashville L 5 6 Central W 4 0 Auburn T 0 0 C North Carolina L 6 12 @Vanderbilt L 0 10 C-Cowan, Tenn. Coach: J.G. Jayne Captain: Oscar Wilder 1898 CHAMPION WON 4, LOST 0, TIED 0 SIAA CHAMPION
WON 4, LOST 2, TIED 1 Mooney W 42 0 Cumberland W 9 0 Tennessee W 11 6 @Ga. Tech T 18 18 @Texas L 10 17 B Alabama W 42 6 @Vanderbilt L 4 68 B-Birmingham Coach: H.C. Hyatt Captain: J.W. Scarbrough
1900
1906
WON 6, LOST 1, TIED 1 Bethel W 33 0 Cumberland W 18 0 A Georgia W 21 6 @Ga. Tech W 34 0 A North Carolina T 0 0 Nashville W 12 0 @Vanderbilt W 11 10 R Virginia L 5 17 A-Atlanta, R-Richmond Coach: Billy Suter Captain: Warbler Wilson
WON 8, LOST 1, TIED 0 Mooney W 24 0 Southwestern W 57 0 @Ga. Tech W 16 0 B Auburn W 10 5 @Tennessee W 17 0 @Tulane W 35 0 MPH Ole Miss W 24 0 Maryville W 28 0 @Vanderbilt L 0 20 MPH-Memphis, B-Birmingham Coach: J.J. Quill Captain: George Watkins
1901 WON 4, LOST 2, TIED 2 Mooney T 0 0 Southwestern W 40 0 Georgia W 47 0 Cumberland W 44 5 @Nashville L 6 39 Mooney W 23 0 @Vanderbilt T 0 0 R Virginia L 5 23 R-Richmond Coach: Bill Suter Captain: Harris Cope 1902 WON 7, LOST 2, TIED 0 Mooney W 39 0 D Texas L 0 11 Central W 6 0 @WashU. (Mo.) W 22 6 @Tennessee L 0 6 B Auburn W 6 0 A Georgia W 11 0 Cumberland W 22 0 @Vanderbilt W 11 5 A-Atlanta, B-Birmingham D-Dallas Coach: L.W. Boynton Captain: Henry Phillips 1903 WON 7, LOST 1, TIED 0 Mooney W 23 0 Cumberland W 6 0 Tenn. Med. W 6 0 M Auburn W 47 0 B Alabama W 23 0 @Nashville W 6 0 @Tennessee W 17 0 @Vanderbilt L 5 26 M-Montgomery, B-Birmingham Coach: George Whitney Captain: J.L. Kirby-Smith
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1907 WON 8, LOST 1, TIED 0 Mooney W 23 0 Miss. St. W 38 0 B Auburn W 12 6 T Alabama W 54 6 MPH Ole Miss W 5 0 N Virginia W 12 0 @Ga. Tech W 18 0 @Georgia W 16 0 @Vanderbilt L 12 17 B-Birmingham, T-Tuscaloosa MPH-Memphis, N-Norfolk Coach: A.G. Erwin Captain: Lawrence Markley 1908 WON 4, LOST 1, TIED 3 Mooney W 29 0 Castle Heights W 35 2 N Virginia T 0 0 B Auburn L 0 6 @Kentucky W 12 0 @St. Louis T 6 6 @Ga. Tech W 6 0 @Vanderbilt T 6 6 B-Birmingham, N-Norfolk Coach: H.E. Van Surdam Captain: Lawrence Markley 1909 CHAMPION WON 6, LOST 1, TIED 0 SIAA CHAMPION Southwestern W 64 0 @Princeton L 0 20 @Ga. Tech W 15 0 NO LSU W 15 6 Castle Heights W 38 0 B Auburn W 12 11 @Vanderbilt W 16 5 B-Birmingham, NO-New Orleans Coach: Harris G. Cope Captain: Silas Williams
1911 WON 6, LOST 3, TIED 1 SMA W 16 0 MTSU W 20 0 Morgan T 0 0 Castle Heights W 25 0 @Georgia L 3 12 @Texas W 6 5 @Tulane W 9 3 @Ga. Tech L 0 23 T Alabama W 3 0 @Vanderbilt L 0 31 T-Tuscaloosa Coach: Harris G. Cope Captain: John Myers 1912 WON 5, LOST 1, TIED 2 Morgan W 34 0 Florence Normal W 101 0 Chattanooga W 27 0 C Tennessee W 33 6 @Georgia T 13 13 @Ga. Tech W 7 0 B Alabama T 6 6 @Vanderbilt L 0 16 C-Chattanooga, B-Birmingham Coach: Harris G. Cope Captain: J.J. “Jenks’’ Gillem 1913
1916 WON 5, LOST 2, TIED 2 Cumberland W 107 0 Morgan W 54 0 Maryville W 68 7 @Kentucky T 0 0 @LSU W 7 0 B Alabama L 6 7 Chattanooga W 54 0 C Tennessee L 0 17 @Vanderbilt T 0 0 B-Birmingham, C-Chattanooga Coach: Harris G. Cope Captain: Neil S. Edmond 1917 WON 4, LOST 2, TIED 2 Howard T 6 6 C Transylvania W 76 0 @LSU W 3 0 C Kentucky W 7 0 @Alabama T 3 3 Ole Miss W 69 7 C Centre L 0 28 @Vanderbilt L 6 13 C-Chattanooga Coach: Charles M. Best Captain: Eben A. Wortham 1918 WON 3, LOST 2, TIED 0 Morgan W 68 6 Camp Greenleaf L 0 14 @Tennessee W 68 0 C Ft. Oglethorpe W 24 6 @Vanderbilt L 0 40 C-Chattanooga Coach: Charles M. Best Captain: James G. Minter, Palmer Woodson 1919
WON 4, LOST 3, TIED 0 Chattanooga W 28 0 Marion County W 88 0 C Tennessee W 17 6 D Texas L 7 13 @Ga. Tech L 0 33 B Alabama W 10 7 @Vanderbilt L 13 63 B-Birmingham, C-Chattanooga D-Dallas Coach: Harris G. Cope Captain: R.N. MacCallum
WON 3, LOST 6, TIED 0 Morgan W 7 0 Howard W 18 0 @Georgia L 0 13 Kentucky L 0 6 B Alabama L 0 40 Oglethorpe W 21 0 @Rice L 7 19 @Baylor L 7 20 @Vanderbilt L 21 33 B-Birmingham Coach: Earl C. Abell Captain: Thomas Harper
1914
1920
WON 5, LOST 3, TIED 0 Cumberland W 59 0 Georgia L 6 7 Chattanooga W 46 3 J Florida W 26 0 @Ga. Tech L 0 20 B Alabama W 18 0 C Tennessee L 7 14 @Vanderbilt W 14 13 B-Birmingham, C-Chattanooga J-Jacksonville Coach: Harris G. Cope Captain: Robert Lee Tolley
WON 4, LOST 3, TIED 1 Bryson W 7 0 Georgetown W 54 0 @Oglethorpe W 21 13 @Kentucky T 6 6 @Alabama L 0 21 Chattanooga W 33 0 Tennessee L 0 20 @Vanderbilt L 3 21 Coach: Earl C. Abell Captain: William Coughlan
1915 WON 4, LOST 3, TIED 2 Morgan W 57 0 Cumberland W 47 0 J Florida W 7 0 @Kentucky T 7 7 B Alabama L 10 23 H Texas L 6 27 @Baylor W 16 3 C Chattanooga T 0 0 @Vanderbilt L 3 28
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WON 3, LOST 3, TIED 0 Nashville W 6 0 Central W 6 4 T Alabama W 10 6 @Georgia L 0 26 M Auburn L 6 38 @Vanderbilt L 4 10 M-Montgomery, T-Tuscaloosa Coach: J.E. Blair Captain: J.S. Tanner
1905
J-Jacksonville, B-Birmingham H-Houston, C-Chattanooga Coach: Harris G. Cope Captain: Bob Taylor Dobbins
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WON 2, LOST 2, TIED 1 North Carolina T 0 0 Cumberland W 16 6 Nashville W 16 0 A Georgia L 0 22 @Vanderbilt L 6 18 A-Atlanta Coach: R.M. Reynolds Captain: A.G. Blacklock
WON 8, LOST 2, TIED 0 SMA W 53 0 Anderson Sch. W 27 0 Tenn. Military W 95 0 L Centre L 0 19 Morgan W 22 5 NO LSU W 31 5 Tenn. Medical W 6 0 Georgia W 15 12 B Alabama W 30 0 @Vanderbilt L 6 23 L-Louisville, NO-New Orleans B-Birmingham Coach: Harris G. Cope Captain: Aubrey Lanier
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WON 3, LOST 4, TIED 0 A N. Carolina L 4 36 @Georgia W 12 8 Nashville W 30 4 B Alabama L 4 24 @Tulane W 12 6 NO Southern L 10 18 @Vanderbilt L 0 12 A-Asheville, B-Birmingham NO-New Orleans Coach: H.C. Foss Captain: A.G. Blacklock
1910
WON 7, LOST 1, TIED 0 Mooney W 47 0 Tenn. Medical W 58 0 @Wash. U. (Mo.) W 16 0 C Clemson W 11 5 @Tennessee W 12 0 D Texas A&M W 17 5 @Tulane W 18 0 @Vanderbilt L 0 26 C-Columbia, S.C., D-Dallas Coach: George Whitney Captain: Rupert Colmore Sr.
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WON 3, LOST 3, TIED 0 Vanderbilt L 8 10 @Louisville L 10 12 @Alabama W 20 0 @Birmingham W 32 0 A Auburn W 16 14 @Vanderbilt L 0 10 A-Atlanta Coach: F.G. Sweat Captain: N/A
1899 CHAMPION WON 12, LOST 0, TIED 0 SIAA CHAMPION A Georgia W 12 0 @Ga. Tech W 32 0 Tennessee W 46 0 Southwestern W 54 0 @Texas W 12 0 @Texas A&M W 10 0 @Tulane W 23 0 @LSU W 34 0 MPH Ole Miss W 12 0 Cumberland W 71 0 M Auburn W 11 10 A North Carolina W 5 0 A-Atlanta, MPH-Memphis M-Montgomery Coach: Billy Suter Captain: Diddy Seibels
1904
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WON 5, LOST 1, TIED 1 TENN. STATE CHAMPION Vanderbilt W 22 4 Tennessee W 54 0 @Virginia L 0 30 @Wash.&Lee W 22 16 @Tennessee W 10 0 @Vanderbilt W 28 14 @Louisville T 6 6 Coach: F.G. Sweat Captain: Alex Shepherd
Nashville W 10 0 @Texas W 4 0 @Southern W 23 0 @Vanderbilt W 19 4 Coach: J.G. Jayne Captain: Dana Smith
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1891
1921 WON 6, LOST 2, TIED 0 Cumberland W 26 0 Bryson W 102 0 Oglethorpe W 21 0 B Alabama W 17 0 L Kentucky W 6 0 @Chattanooga W 47 0 @Tennessee L 0 21 @Vanderbilt L 0 9 B-Birmingham, L-Louisville Coach: John P. Nicholson Captain: C.D.Conway
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1922
1927
WON 3, LOST 4, TIED 1 @Pennsylvania L 0 27 Oglethorpe W 19 0 B Alabama T 7 7 @Kentucky L 0 7 @South Carolina W 7 6 B’ham Southern W 21 0 C Tennessee L 7 18 @Vanderbilt L 0 26 B-Birmingham, C-Chattanooga Coach: John P. Nicholson Captain: William Coughlan
WON 2, LOST 6, TIED 0 SOCON: 1-4-0 Transylvania W 34 6 Bryson L 0 7 DTexas A&M L 0 18 B Alabama L 0 24 Ole Miss L 14 28 @Tennessee L 12 32 @Tulane W 12 6 @Vanderbilt L 6 26 D-Dallas, B-Birmingham Coach: Dr. M.S. Bennett Captain: Duke Kimbrough
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1923 WON 5, LOST 4, TIED 1 Carson-Newman T 0 0 Howard W 3 2 Southwestern W 34 0 D Texas A&M L 0 14 B Alabama L 0 7 @Oglethorpe W 13 0 @Chattanooga W 26 0 MPH Centre L 6 20 Maryville W 20 0 @Vanderbilt L 0 7 D-Dallas, MPH-Memphis B-Birmingham Coach: Dr. M.S. Bennett Captain: Cooper Litton
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE 1924-1932 (9-37-1) 1924 WON 6, LOST 4, TIED 0 SOCON: 3-2-0 Transylvania W 27 0 Southwestern W 7 0 Carson-Newman W 0 12 * D Texas A&M L 0 7 B Alabama L 0 14 @Kentucky L 0 7 @Oglethorpe L 0 7 MPH Ole Miss W 21 0 @South Carolina W 10 0 @Vanderbilt W 16 0 * Forfeited to Sewanee D-Dallas, B-Birmingham MPH-Memphis Coach: Dr. M.S. Bennett Captain: George “Flop’’ Millard, Eugene Harris
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1925 WON 4, LOST 4, TIED 1 SOCON: 1-4-0 Bryson W 14 0 MTSU W 53 0 D Texas A&M T 6 6 B Alabama L 0 27 @Kentucky L 0 14 @Chattanooga W 28 0 C Ole Miss W 10 9 @Tulane L 0 14 @Vanderbilt L 7 19 D-Dallas, B-Birmingham C-Chattanooga Coach: Dr. M.S. Bennett Captain: George Barker
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1926 WON 2, LOST 6, TIED 0 SOCON: 0-5-0 Bryson W 15 6 MTSU W 48 0 D Texas A&M L 3 6 B Alabama L 0 2 M Auburn L 0 9 @Tennessee L 0 12 @Tulane L 7 19 @Vanderbilt L 0 13 D-Dallas B-Birmingham M-Montgomery Coach: Dr. M.S. Bennett Captain: Jack Todd
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1928 WON 2, LOST 7, TIED 0 SOCON: 0-5-0 Bryson W 14 0 @Texas A&M L 0 69 Transylvania L 13 14 Cumberland W 38 0 @Alabama L 12 42 @Florida L 6 71 @Tennessee L 0 37 @Tulane* L 6 41 @Vanderbilt* L 0 13 Coach: Dr. M.S. Bennett, W.H. Kirkpatrick* Captain: John C. Bruton Jr. *Bennett resigned after the Tennessee game, replaced by Kirkpatrick. 1929 WON 2, LOST 5, TIED 2 SOCON: 0-4-1 Tenn. Tech W 46 0 Transylvania T 6 6 @LSU L 14 27 Cumberland W 33 6 @Alabama L 7 35 @Ole Miss T 6 6 @Southwestern L 0 9 @Tulane L 0 18 @Vanderbilt L 6 26 Coach: W.H. Kirkpatrick Captain: Bill Cravens 1930 WON 3, LOST 6, TIED 1 SOCON: 1-4-0 Jacksonville St. W 25 0 Tenn. Tech W 14 0 @Kentucky L 0 37 B Alabama L 0 25 @Ole Miss W 13 7 @LSU L 0 12 @Rice L 0 12 @Chattanooga T 0 0 @South Carolina L 13 14 @Southwestern L 6 26 B-Birmingham Coach: Harvey Harmon Captain: Robert B. Stimson 1931 WON 6, LOST 3, TIED 1 SOCON: 3-3-0 Jacksonville State W 18 0 Tenn. Tech W 24 7 @Southwestern T 0 0 @Virginia W 3 0 @Chattanooga W 6 0 B Alabama L 0 33 @LSU W 12 6 @Ole Miss W 7 0 B Auburn L 0 12 @Tulane L 0 40 B-Birmingham Coach: Harry E. Clark Captain: Ward Phillips 1932 WON 2, LOST 7, TIED 1 SOCON: 0-6-0 MTSU W 12 0 @ S.Carolina L 3 7 @Kentucky L 0 18 J Florida L 0 19 @Southwestern W 8 6 Tenn. Tech T 0 0 @LSU L 0 38
@Penn State L 6 18 @Ole Miss L 6 27 @Tulane L 0 26 J-Jacksonville Coach: Harry E. Clark Captain: Jack Morton
SEC 1933-40 (0-37) 1933 WON 3, LOST 6, TIED 0 SEC: 0-6-0 @Kentucky L 0 7 J Florida L 0 31 @Southwestern W 12 7 @Ole Miss L 0 41 Cumberland W 14 0 Tenn. Tech W 13 0 @Vanderbilt L 14 27 @Miss. State L 13 26 @Tulane L 9 26 J-Jacksonville Coach: Dr. Harry E. Clark Captain: Alex Wellford 1934 WON 2, LOST 7, TIED 0 SEC: 0-4-0 @Southwestern L 0 2 M Alabama L 6 35 Tenn. Wesleyan W 21 0 @Army L 0 20 @Ole Miss L 6 19 Tenn. Tech W 7 6 @Vanderbilt L 0 19 Cumberland L 0 14 @Tulane L 0 32 M-Montgomery Coach: Dr. Harry E. Clark Captain: Ralph Ruch 1935
1938 WON 1, LOST 8, TIED 0 SEC: 0-6-0 @Tennessee L 3 26 @Southwestern L 0 4 @Florida L 6 10 Hiwassee W 44 0 T Alabama L 0 32 Tenn. Tech L 6 7 @Vanderbilt L 0 14 @Ole Miss L 0 39 @Tulane L 0 38 T-Tuscaloosa Coach: Dr. Harry E. Clark Captain: Jack A. Whitley 1939 WON 3, LOST 5, TIED 0 SEC: 0-3-0 @Wash.&Lee L 0 9 @Tennessee L 0 40 Tenn. Tech W 9 7 @Southwestern W 6 0 @Chattanooga L 7 10 @Vanderbilt L 7 25 @The Citadel W 14 7 @Tulane L 0 52 Coach: Dr. Harry E. Clark Captain: Arthur D. Whittington 1940 WON 3, LOST 5, TIED 0 SEC: 0-1-0 Cumberland W 49 0 Tenn. Tech W 25 6 @Davidson L 20 27 @Chattanooga L 6 20 @Dartmouth L 0 26 Vanderbilt L 0 20 C Wash&Lee W 25 13 @The Citadel L 7 13 C-Chattanooga Coach: J.F. “Jenks’’ Gillem Captain: N/A
WON 2, LOST 7, TIED 0 SEC: 0-6-0 @St. Louis L 0 32 @Ga. Tech L 0 32 C Ole Miss L 0 33 Tenn. Wesleyan W 9 7 @Tulane L 0 33 Tenn. Tech W 6 0 @Vanderbilt L 0 46 @Florida L 0 20 @Miss. State L 0 25 C-Clarksdale, Miss. Coach: Dr. Harry E. Clark Captain: James D. Blair
1941
1936
No intercollegiate football
WON 0, LOST 6, TIED 1 SEC: 0-5-0 @Ga. Tech L 0 58 Tenn. Wesleyan L 7 19 Tenn. Tech T 0 0 J Miss. State L 0 68 @Vanderbilt L 0 14 @Florida L 7 18 @Tulane L 6 53 J-Jackson, Miss. Coach: Dr. Harry E. Clark Captain: Rupert M. Colmore Jr.
1946
1937
1947
WON 2, LOST 7, TIED 0 SEC: 0-6-0 Hiwassee W 40 0 B Alabama L 0 65 Tenn. Wesleyan W 25 0 @Florida L 0 21 @Tennessee L 0 32 Tenn. Tech L 6 9 @Vanderbilt L 0 41 @Miss. State L 0 12 @Tulane L 7 33 B-Birmingham Coach: Dr. Harry E. Clark Captain: Dexter Stanphill
WON 6, LOST 1, TIED 1 @Presbyterian T 0 0 @Kenyon W 40 0 Miss. College W 14 0 Southwestern W 8 0 @Maryville L 0 34 Millsaps* W 26 13 @Centre W 14 6 Hamp.-Sydney W 32 7 HC *Willie Six Day Coach: William C. White Captain: Reed Bell
WON 2, LOST 5, TIED 0 @Wash&Lee W 20 19 C Davidson W 7 0 @Southwestern L 0 35 Tenn. Tech L 0 12 @Vanderbilt L 0 20 @Chattanooga L 0 27 @The Citadel L 0 28 C-Chattanooga Coach: J.F. “Jenks’’ Gillem Captain: Earl Bearden 1942-1945
WON 4, LOST 3, TIED 0 Presbyterian L 7 12 @Miss. College L 6 20 @Hendrix W 25 0 Maryville L 0 7 Centre W 52 7 @Hamp.-Sydney W 31 0 Kenyon W 13 6 Coach: William C. White Captain: W. Joe Shaw
1948 WON 6, LOST 1, TIED 1 T Southwestern W 20 0 Maryville W 12 6 @Miss. College W 20 19 Centre W 21 7
R Hamp.-Sydney W 20 13 @Millsaps T 7 7 Kenyon W 47 13 WashU. (Mo.) L 6 27 T-Tuscumbia, Ala., R-Roanoke Coach: William C. White Captain: Homer Smiles 1949 WON 4, LOST 2, TIED 1 D Southwestern T 7 7 @Millsaps W 21 12 Miss. College W 21 0 Florida State L 0 6 HC @Centre W 26 7 Hampden-Sydney W 12 2 @WashU. (Mo.) L 7 19 D-Decatur, Ala. Coach: William C. White Captain: R.S. Snell 1950 WON 3, LOST 6, TIED 0 Trinity (Conn.) L 0 40 @ Southwestern W 25 6 W Millsaps L 7 14 @Miss. College L 6 13 @Florida State L 8 14 Wabash W 20 0 Centre L 8 16 @Hampden-Sydney L 20 28 WashU.(Mo.) W 7 0 HC W-Winchester, Tenn. Coach: William C. White Captain: R.W. Reed 1951 WON 5, LOST 3, TIED 0 Hampden-Sydney W 20 7 W Bethel W 52 13 @ Millsaps L 6 7 Miss. College W 29 0 HC @Wabash L 7 35 Centre W 3 0 Howard W 41 0 @WashU.(Mo.) L 13 31 W-Winchester, Tenn. (night) Coach: William C. White Captain: Jim Ed Mulkin 1952 WON 7, LOST 2, TIED 0 Bethel W 27 0 @Howard L 0 13 @Millsaps W 27 13 @Miss. College W 12 7 Wabash L 14 31 HC Southwestern W 35 0 Centre W 48 14 @Hamp.-Sydney W 7 0 WashU. (Mo.) W 22 12 Coach: William C. White Captains: Jim Elam, Bill Porter 1953 WON 3, LOST 5, TIED 0 Howard W 13 7 @WashU.(Mo.) L 20 40 @Millsaps L 6 35 Miss. College L 12 14 HC Hampden-Sydney game cancelled* @Wabash L 7 28 @Centre W 20 14 Southwestern W 41 0 Trinity (Conn.) L 20 32 *HSC team in train wreck Coach: William C. White Captain: Charles Lindsay 1954 WON 0, LOST 8, TIED 0 @Howard L 7 20 Millsaps L 13 18 @Miss. College L 6 7 Wabash L 0 17 HC Hampden-Sydney L 0 14 Centre L 7 21 @Southwestern L 19 32 Ohio Wesleyan L 6 19 Coach: E.W. Williamson Captain: R.J. Parkes
CHAMPIONS: SIAA: 1898, 1899, 1900 | CAC: 1963, 1965, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1990 | SCAC: 1992, 2000
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1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961 WON 5, LOST 2, TIED 1 @Millsaps T 0 0 Hampden-Sydney W 21 9 @Austin W 21 12 Randolph-Macon W 21 0 HC @Centre W 41 0 @Southwestern W 27 12 Wash.&Lee L 8 26 Miss. College L 6 42 Coach: Shirley Majors Captain: Frank Kinnett
WON 8, LOST 0, TIED 0 CAC CHAMPION: 4-0-0 @Millsaps W 27 0 Hampden-Sydney W 49 0 @Austin W 39 19 Randolph-Macon W 48 0 HC @Centre W 35 7 @Southwestern W 28 0 Wash.&Lee W 35 6 WashU. (Mo.) W 14 13 Coach: Shirley Majors Captain: Bob Davis 1964 WON 8, LOST 1, TIED 0 CAC CHAMPION: 3-1-0 Millsaps W 54 7 @Hampden-Sydney W 28 6 @Kenyon W 41 7 @Randolph-Macon W 34 13 Centre W 34 0 HC Southwestern W 34 0 @Wash.&Lee L 6 11 @WashU. (Mo.) W 25 19 Austin W 49 0 Coach: Shirley Majors Captain: Jim Stewart 1965 CHAMPION WON 7, LOST 1, TIED 0 CAC CHAMPION: 4-0-0 @Millsaps W 19 0 Randolph-Macon W 28 0 Kenyon W 53 0 @Austin L 6 29 @Centre W 20 0 @Southwestern W 41 6 Wash.&Lee W 6 0 HC WashU. (Mo.) W 7 3 Coach: Shirley Majors Captain: Paul Tessmann 1966 WON 2, LOST 6, TIED 0 CAC: 1-3-0 Millsaps L 28 40 @Randolph-Macon L 0 7 Kenyon W 41 12 Austin L 0 22 HC Centre L 0 27 @Southwestern W 18 14 @Wash.&Lee L 10 13 @WashU.(Mo.) L 3 38 Coach: Shirley Majors Captain: David Paschall 1967 WON 5, LOST 3, TIED 0 CAC: 3-1-0 Millsaps L 7 10 Hampden-Sydney W 14 3 Fordham W 51 7 @Austin L 6 29 @Centre W 28 6 @Southwestern L 16 31 Wash.&Lee W 43 0 HC @WashU. (Mo.) W 28 9 Coach: Shirley Majors Captain: Mike Knickelbine
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1969 WON 2, LOST 6, TIED 0 CAC: 2-2-0 @Millsaps L 16 42 Hampden-Sydney L 6 28 Maryville L 22 34 @Austin L 18 35 @Centre L 8 20 @Southwestern L 22 36 Wash.&Lee W 37 21 HC WashU. (Mo.) W 36 20 Coach: Shirley Majors Captain: Bubba Owens, Shrop Dunaway 1970 WON 2, LOST 6, TIED 0 CAC: 1-3-0 Millsaps W 21 9 @Hamp.-Sydney L 0 35 @Maryville L 0 3 Austin L 32 34 Centre W 20 17 HC Southwestern L 19 21 @Wash.&Lee L 0 13 @WashU. (Mo.) L 20 38 Coach: Shirley Majors Captain: John Popham, Tim Turpin 1971 WON 2, LOST 6, TIED 0 CAC: 1-3-0 Hampden-Sydney L 0 13 @Millsaps L 6 36 Austin W 35 0 @Centre L 7 37 @Southwestern L 7 9 Wash.&Lee L 14 21 HC @Wabash L 14 17 WashU. (Mo.) W 35 16 Coach: Shirley Majors Captain: Wiley Richardson 1972 WON 3, LOST 5, TIED 0 CAC: 1-3-0 @WashU. (Mo.) L 7 30 @Hampden-Sydney L 0 42 Millsaps L 0 3 @Austin W 7 3 Centre L 7 14 Southwestern W 14 6 HC @Wash.&Lee W 25 35 Wabash W 29 25 Coach: Shirley Majors Captain: Dale Morton 1973 WON 5, LOST 3, TIED 0 CAC: 2-1-0 WashU. (Mo.) W 28 6 Hampden-Sydney W 13 6 @Millsaps L 7 16 Austin L 7 26 HC @Centre W 28 8 @Southwestern L 6 20 Wash.&Lee W 31 0 FW @Chicago W 47 0 Coach: Shirley Majors Captains: Philip Elder, Mike Lumpkin
1975 CO-CHAMPION WON 6, LOST 3, TIED 0 CO-CAC CHAMPION: 4-0-0 Principia W 42 0 Hampden-Sydney L 6 17 @Millsaps L 7 14 Austin W 28 26 HC @Centre W 32 20 @Southwestern W 15 14 Wash.&Lee W 13 3 FW @Trinity L 8 20 Indiana Central W 40 36 Coach: Shirley Majors Captain: Fred Morris 1976 CHAMPION WON 5, LOST 4, TIED 0 CAC CHAMPION: 4-0-0 @Hamp.-Sydney L 7 14 Millsaps L 0 28 @Austin L 19 31 Centre W 12 7 FW Southwestern W 22 18 HC @Wash.&Lee L 14 16 Rose-Hulman W 12 10 @Principia W 34 0 WashU. (Mo.) W 26 15 Coach: Shirley Majors Captains: David Waters, Dudley West 1977 WON 2, LOST 7, TIED 0 CAC: 1-3-0 Hampden-Sydney L 0 22 @Millsaps L 0 16 Austin W 24 21 FW @Centre L 6 17 @Southwestern L 12 47 Wash.&Lee L 14 21 HC Principia W 34 6 @Rose-Hulman L 19 30 @WashU. (Mo.) L 7 27 Coach: Shirley Majors Captains: Burney Durham, Allen Ehmling, Barry Ray 1978 CO-CHAMPION WON 4, LOST 4, TIED 0 CO-CAC CHAMPION: 3-1-0 @Hamp.-Sydney L 3 27 Millsaps L 9 21 Centre L 0 16 FW Southwestern W 28 13 HC @Wash.&Lee L 13 14 @Principia W 49 0 Rose-Hulman W 21 14 @St. Leo W 30 24 Coach: Horace Moore Captain: Kelly Swift 1979 CHAMPION WON 7, LOST 2, TIED 0 TRI-CAC CHAMPION: 3-1-0 Hampden-Sydney W 9 7 @Millsaps W 20 17 St. Leo W 41 0 FW @Centre W 21 7 @Southwestern W 3 0 Wash.&Lee W 15 14 HC Principia W 30 7 @Rose-Hulman L 9 28 @Central Florida L 0 24 Coach: Horace Moore Captains: Ricky Dale Harper, Michael Marchetti
1981 WON 5, LOST 4, TIED 0 CAC: 3-2-0 Fisk W 71 14 @Millsaps L 0 27 Principia W 21 7 @Centre W 42 24 @Southwestern W 23 14 Baptist W 56 16 FW Wash.&Lee L 6 13 HC @Rose-Hulman L 21 27 @Illinois College L 17 19 Coach: Horace Moore Captains: Greg Worsowicz, D.J. Reina 1982 CHAMPION WON 7, LOST 2, TIED 0 CAC CHAMPION: 4-1-0 @Fisk W 14 10 Millsaps W 32 16 @Principia W 23 13 Centre L 13 20 FW Southwestern W 20 17 @Baptist L 20 21 @Wash.&Lee W 21 20 Rose-Hulman W 14 7 HC Illinois College W 31 28 Coach: Horace Moore Captains: Jeff Morris, Tim Tenhet, Jon York, Marc Larson 1983 WON 5, LOST 4, TIED 0 CAC: 3-2-0 Fisk W 53 6 @Millsaps L 14 48 Principia W 31 19 @Centre L 21 24 @Southwestern W 19 13 Ga. S’western W 22 19 FW Wash.&Lee W 16 10 HC Rose-Hulman L 21 44 @Hampden-Sydney L 14 29 Coach: Horace Moore Captains: Jim Smith, David Gilbert 1984 WON 0, LOST 9, TIED 0 CAC: 0-4-0 Millsaps L 26 28 @Earlham L 14 24 Centre L 10 24 Rhodes L 14 38 FW @Ga. Southwestern L 8 56 @Wash.&Lee L 14 17 Rose-Hulman L 27 29 HC Hampden-Sydney L 0 45 @Samford L 33 38 Coach: Horace Moore Captains: Shap Boyd, Dan Rather, David Pack, Todd Rutz 1985 WON 4, LOST 4, TIED 0 CAC: 2-2-0 Samford W 28 10 @Millsaps L 7 26 Earlham W 24 8 @Centre L 6 33 @Rhodes L 7 20 Maryville W 46 31 FW Wash.&Lee L 21 36 HC @Rose-Hulman W 14 7 Coach: Horace Moore Captains: Armando Basarrate, Clark Jackson, Gene Snead
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WON 4, LOST 3, TIED 1 @Howard L 0 56 Millsaps W 22 12 @Hamp.-Sydney W 14 6 Austin W 32 22 @Miss. College T 14 14 Centre W 14 13 Southwestern L 0 7 HC @Wash.&Lee L 8 32 Coach: Shirley Majors Captains: Jody Gee, Ernest Cheek
1963 CHAMPION
WON 4, LOST 5, TIED 0 CAC: 3-2-0 Illinois College W 21 14 @Hampden-Sydney L 10 20 Millsaps L 7 33 Centre L 20 27 HC Southwestern W 24 13 @Principia W 17 0 @Wash.&Lee L 14 28 Rose-Hulman L 7 38 @St. Leo W 42 14 Coach: Horace Moore Captains: Mark Lawrence, Larry Dickerson, Mallory Nimocks
THIS IS SEWANEE FOOTBALL
WON 4, LOST 3, TIED 1 Howard L 0 20 @Millsaps W 21 0 Hampden-Sydney L 0 35 Miss. College L 6 27 HC @Maryville W 22 6 @Centre T 0 0 @Southwestern W 21 19 Wash.&Lee W 15 14 Coach: Shirley Majors Captain: Walter Wilder
WON 4, LOST 3, TIED 1 CAC: 2-1-0 Millsaps T 7 7 Hampden-Sydney W 22 8 Austin L 7 10 HC @Randolph-Macon W 30 8 Centre W 28 6 @Southwestern W 44 0 @Wash.&Lee L 0 8 @Miss.College L 6 14 Coach: Shirley Majors Captain: J. Turner, Wallace Pinkley
1980
WON 2, LOST 6, TIED 0 CAC: 2-2-0 @Ind. Central L 0 13 @Hampden-Sydney L 0 15 Millsaps L 0 7 HC @Austin W 5 0 Centre L 14 19 Southwestern W 7 0 FW @Wash.&Lee L 7 24 Trinity L 7 8 Coach: Shirley Majors Captain: Gordon Watson
OPPONENTS
WIN 8, LOST 0, TIED 0 @Howard W 21 0 Millsaps W 47 0 @Hamp.-Sydney W 44 20 @Miss. College W 48 8 Maryville W 46 0 Centre W 20 0 HC @Wash.&Lee W 12 0 Southwestern W 47 0 Coach: Shirley Majors Captain: Andy Finlay
1962
1974
WON 4, LOST 4, TIED 0 CAC: 3-1-0 Millsaps L 0 16 @Hamp.-Sydney W 21 12 @Fordham W 21 0 Austin L 7 14 Centre L 14 24 Southwestern W 28 14 HC @Wash.&Lee L 7 16 @WashU (Mo.) W 35 28 Coach: Shirley Majors Captain: Jim Beene
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WON 5, LOST 2, TIED 1 Howard W 25 0 @Millsaps W 14 0 Miss. College T 6 6 @Wabash L 21 38 @Centre L 0 7 Wash.&Lee W 33 14 HC @Southwestern W 34 12 Hampden-Sydney W 25 6 Coach: Shirley Majors Captain: Al Wade Jones
1962-1990
1968
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WON 1, LOST 6, TIED 1 Southwestern L 7 27 @Howard T 7 7 Millsaps L 7 13 @Miss. College L 6 13 Wabash L 6 23 @Hampden-Sydney L 7 12 Centre W 26 0 HC Wash.&Lee L 7 22 Coach: E.W. Williamson Captains: Lee Glenn, T.H. Peebles
CAC
COACHES
WON 1, LOST 8, TIED 0 @Southwestern L 7 18 Howard L 14 20 @Millsaps L 7 12 Miss. College L 0 20 Wabash L 0 37 Ohio Wesleyan L 12 42 @Centre L 0 28 Wash.&Lee W 12 0 HC Hampden-Sydney L 0 33 Coach: E.W. Williamson Captain: R.R. Spore
COACHES
1986 WON 2, LOST 7, TIED 0 CAC: 1-3-0 @Samford L 15 35 Millsaps L 12 14 @Earlham W 36 13 Centre L 27 32 Rhodes L 7 28 FW @Maryville L 20 39 @Wash.&Lee W 14 7 Rose-Hulman L 24 40 HC Hampden-Sydney L 13 38 Coach: Horace Moore Captains: Doug Brown, Glen Moseley
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1987 WON 5, LOST 4, TIED 0 CAC: 1-3-0 Lambuth W 37 19 @Millsaps W 17 13 Earlham W 42 7 @Centre L 0 14 @Rhodes L 21 24 Maryville W 27 9 FW Wash.&Lee W 38 13 HC @Rose-Hulman L 13 20 @Emory&Henry L 12 55 Coach: Bill Samko Captain: Hamp Bass, Charlie Cutcliffe 1988 WON 3, LOST 6, TIED 0 CAC: 2-3-0 @Tenn. Wesleyan W 28 13 @Lambuth W 20 10 Millsaps L 10 17 @Earlham W 14 12 Centre L 13 26 FW Rhodes L 0 17 HC @Maryville L 10 20 @Wash.&Lee L 0 21 Rose-Hulman L 26 34 Coach: Bill Samko Captain: Robert Black, Pete Seigmund, Will Meadows 1989 WON 2, LOST 7, TIED 0 CAC: 1-3-0 Lambuth L 7 24 @Millsaps L 3 21 @Centre L 9 34 @Rhodes L 14 16 Maryville L 14 24 Wash.&Lee L 17 21 HC @Rose-Hulman L 20 32 Tenn. Wesleyan W 34 7 Trinity (Texas) W 14 9 Coach: Bill Samko Captain: Todd Hurst 1990 CHAMPION WON 6, LOST 3, TIED 0 CAC CHAMPION: 3-1-0 @Davidson W 17 9 Millsaps W 6 3 Cumberland W 24 7 Centre L 6 7 FW Rhodes W 7 6 HC @Maryville L 6 7 @Wash.&Lee L 0 17 @Tn. Wesleyan W 20 9 @Trinity (Texas) W 41 24 Coach: Bill Samko Captain: John Shoop, Lebron Ferguson, Ray McGowan
SCAC 1991-PRESENT 1991 WON 7, LOST 1, TIED 1 SCAC: 2-1-1 @Cumberland W 35 14 Tenn. Wesleyan W 10 7 Trinity (Texas) W 25 6 FW @Centre W 10 3 @Rhodes T 14 14 Maryville W 28 7
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Wash.&Lee W 21 13 HC @Millsaps L 6 20 Ky. Wesleyan W 31 17 Coach: Bill Samko Captain: Lemuel Daubenspeck, Ron Newcomb, Bryan Petty, Scott Thompson 1992 CHAMPION WON 8, LOST 1, TIED 0 SCAC CHAMPION: 4-0 Davidson W 37 20 @Tenn. Wesleyan W 12 0 @Maryville W 18 15 Centre W 26 21 FW Rhodes W 27 17 HC @Wash.&Lee L 16 17 Millsaps W 33 14 @Trinity (Texas) W 15 12 @Ky. Wesleyan W 26 19 Coach: Bill Samko Captain: Jason Forrester, Mike Johnson, Mike Mondelli 1993 WON 4, LOST 5, TIED 0 SCAC: 1-3 Davidson W 7 3 Tenn. Wesleyan W 24 14 Maryville L 14 26 Centre W 27 26 FW @Cumberland L 13 14 @Rhodes L 13 31 Wash.&Lee W 26 23 HC @Millsaps L 10 34 Trinity (Texas) L 0 21 Coach: Bill Samko Captain: Will Cassidy, Carl Cravens 1994 WON 1, LOST 8, TIED 0 SCAC: 1-3 Rose-Hulman L 14 37 @Maryville L 23 25 @Centre L 17 27 Guilford L 14 21 FW Rhodes W 19 17 HC @Wash.&Lee L 17 28 Millsaps L 20 35 Trinity (Texas) L 3 17 B Davidson L 14 28 B-Hamilton, Bermuda Coach: Al Logan Captains: Clai Brown, Brad Mall, Art Scornavacca, Seth Stewart, Russ Young 1995 WON 3, LOST 6, TIED 0 SCAC: 1-3 @Davidson L 14 21 @Rose-Hulman L 6 17 Maryville W 20 19 Centre L 7 41 FW @Rhodes L 13 17 Wash.&Lee L 21 36 HC @Millsaps W 7 6 Trinity (Texas) L 7 34 @Guilford W 20 13 Coach: Al Logan Captain: N/A 1996 WON 4, LOST 4 SCAC: 2-2 Rose-Hulman W 21 18 Davidson W 17 16 FW @ Maryville L 13 14 @ Centre W 24 21 Rhodes L 12 16 HC @Wash.&Lee L 21 24 Millsaps W 28 13 Trinity (Texas) L 18 31 Coach: John Windham Captain: Alex Hartz, Louie Caputo
1997 WON 5, LOST 4 SCAC: 2-3 @Hamp.-Sydney W 31 7 @Rose-Hulman W 20 17 @Davidson L 14 42 Maryville W 31 0 Centre L 0 30 FW @Rhodes L 7 27 Wash.&Lee W 48 14 HC @Millsaps W 56 30 Trinity (Texas) L 31 45 Coach: John Windham Captain: John Stroup, Jon Trussler, Scott Matthews, Jarrett Moore 1998 WON 2, LOST 7 SCAC: 1-5 Hampden-Sydney W 24 14 Rose-Hulman L 27 29 Davidson L 9 16 OT FW @Centre L 10 37 @DePauw L 24 25 Rhodes L 26 34 HC @Wash.&Lee L 21 23 Millsaps W 24 7 @Trinity (Texas) L 0 45 Coach: John Windham Captain: Josh Beddingfield, Micah Eliott 1999 WON 6, LOST 4 SCAC: 4-2 @Hamp.-Sydney W 14 0 @Rose-Hulman W 44 15 @Davidson L 0 21 Centre W 31 7 FW DePauw W 33 14 @Rhodes L 20 21 Wash.&Lee L 28 31 HC @Millsaps W 35 12 Trinity (Texas) L 9 41 @Stillman W 30 18 Coach: John Windham Captain: Antonio Crook, Michael Phillips, Eddie Yeh 2000 TRI-CHAMPION WON 6, LOST 4 SCAC TRI-CHAMPION: 4-2 Hampden-Sydney W 24 11 Rose-Hulman W 41 16 Davidson L 0 14 Stillman W 27 24 4OT FW @Centre W 24 3 @DePauw L 16 19 Rhodes W 32 6 HC @Wash.&Lee L 24 27 Millsaps W 45 13 @Trinity (Texas) L 26 43 Coach: John Windham Captain: Abe Mikell, Brian Tyler, Eddie Yeh 2001 WON 5, LOST 5 SCAC: 2-4 @Hamp.-Sydney W 22 14 @Rose-Hulman W 31 3 Emory&Henry W 20 13 @Maryville W 13 0 Centre L 24 21 DePauw L 34 18 FW @Rhodes W 21 14 Wash.&Lee L 28 24 HC @Millsaps L 17 7 Trinity (Texas) L 38 7 Coach: John Windham Captains: Esau McCaulley, Jason Wheat, Devon DeLaughter, Nathan Shack 2002 WON 5, LOST 5 SCAC: 4-2 Hampden-Sydney L 51 17 Rose-Hulman W 19 12 @Emory&Henry L 28 24 Maryville W 27 19 FW @Centre W 23 21
@DePauw L 47 28 Rhodes W 36 31 HC @Wash.&Lee L 26 14 Millsaps W 17 7 @Trinity (Texas) L 55 14 Coach: John Windham Captains: Mack Benton, Wes Bradley, Brent Childers, Kirk Holtgrewe 2003 WON 3, LOST 7 SCAC: 0-6 @Hampden-Sydney L 49 21 @Rose-Hulman L 24 23 Wash.&Lee W 37 13 FW @Maryville W 43 28 Centre L 21 16 DePauw L 21 0 HC @Rhodes L 34 14 Huntingdon W 29 7 @Millsaps L 12 7 Trinity (Texas) L 35 0 Coach: John Windham Captains: Justin Askew, Alex Cain, Clay Perry, Doug Widener 2004 WON 2, LOST 8 SCAC: 1-5 Hampden-Sydney L 35 17 @Huntingdon W 28 17 @Wash.&Lee L 12 0 Maryville L 16 13 OT FW @Centre L 28 0 @DePauw L 27 13 @Rhodes L 28 14 Rose-Hulman W 15 7 HC Millsaps L 21 17 Trinity (Texas) L 43 3 Coach: John Windham Captains: Tyrell Elston, Bill Frazier, Kola Pacheco, Don Rodgers 2005 WON 5, LOST 5 SCAC: 4-2 @Hampden-Sydney L 52 7 Huntingdon L 23 6 Wash.&Lee L 10 7 @Maryville W 33 14 Centre W 31 28 FW DePauw L 34 0 HC @Rose-Hulman W 20 7 @Millsaps W 19 16 Trinity (Texas) L 17 3 @Rhodes W 25 22 OT Coach: John Windham Captains: Tyrell Elston, Jonathan Watson, Will Smith, Nigel Green 2006 WON 2, LOST 8 SCAC: 0-6 Hampden-Sydney W 42 35 @Huntingdon L 24 44 @ Wash.&Lee L 7 21 Maryville W 16 8 FW @ Centre L 0 14 @ DePauw L 24 31 Austin L 20 44 Millsaps L 18 35 HC @ Trinity (Texas) L 7 21 Rhodes L 7 14 Coach: John Windham Captains: Wes Satterfield, George Twitty, Bill Frazier
2008 WON 2, LOST 8 SCAC: 1-8 @Westminster (Mo.) W 26 14 Colorado College W 19 0 @DePauw L 20 27 Wash.&Lee L 12 24 Centre L 16 28 @Austin College L 22 33 @Millsaps L 17 38 Trinity (Texas) L 13 27 HC @B’ham-Southern L 0 49 Rhodes L 0 17 Coach: Robert Black Captains: Bruce Bentley, Chris Murphy 2009 WON 0, LOST 9 SCAC: 0-6 @ Wash. & Lee L 13 31 Hampden-Sydney L 7 51 DePauw L 0 3 FW @Centre L 0 20 Austin L 21 13 HC @Trinity L 0 40 B’ham-Southern L 17 34 Millsaps L 7 61 @Rhodes L 16 19 OT Coach: Robert Black Captains: Chalankis Brown, Patrick Shelton 2010 WON 1, LOST 9 SCAC: 0-7 @Earlham W 44 14 Wash. & Lee L 17 48 @Hampden-Sydney L 0 38 @DePauw L 7 35 Centre L 13 64 FW @Austin L 17 34 Trinity L 3 7 @B’ham-Southern L 10 50 @Millsaps L 0 30 Rhodes L 16 20 HC Coach: Robert Black Captains: Chalankis Brown, Geoffrey Marolda, McLain Still 2011 WON 5, LOST 5 SCAC: 2-5 Earlham W 32 10 @Wash. & Lee L 31 14 @Puget Sound W 34 23 B’ham-Southern L 28 21 Millsaps L 21 20 FW @Trinity L 27 9 DePauw W 30 7 @Centre L 28 14 @Rhodes W 34 7 Austin W 27 13 HC Coach: Tommy Laurendine Captains: Alfonza Knight, Ben Cleveland, Andrew Gordon
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2007 WON 1, LOST 8 SCAC: 0-8 Westminster W 30 21 @Colorado College L 26 36 DePauw L 10 14 @Centre L 7 21 Austin College L 13 16 Millsaps L 7 45 FW @Trinity (Texas) L 7 42 B’ham-Southern L 33 35 HC @ Rhodes L 13 15 Coach: Robert Black Captains: Blake Mears, Fred Rhodes
CHAMPIONS: SIAA: 1898, 1899, 1900 | CAC: 1963, 1965, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1990 | SCAC: 1992, 2000
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SEWANEE: THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH (known simply as “Sewanee” to students, faculty, staff, and friends) offers an unmatched educational experience in an extraordinary place of life and learning. The Sewanee experience is characterized by a challenging liberal arts curriculum, serious intellectual engagement between faculty and students, and one of the largest and most beautiful college campuses in the world. The University and its School of Theology are located on a 13,000-acre campus known as “the Domain,” which sits atop the Cumberland Plateau in southern Middle Tennessee between Nashville and Chattanooga.
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Beginning: Founded by leaders of the Episcopal Church in 1857, Sewanee is owned by 28 Episcopal dioceses in 12 states and is governed by 20 regents and 155 trustees. Undergraduate Studies: The University’s College of Arts and Sciences has an enrollment of 1,500 men and women who select from 36 majors. Chapters of Phi Beta Kappa and Omicron Delta Kappa are among the national leadership and scholastic honorary organizations at Sewanee. This nationally recognized education has provided Sewanee students with the tools to become successful in career and personal choices for over 150 years. School of Theology: Officially opened as an Episcopal Church Seminary in 1878, The School of Theology is one of 10 accredited Episcopal seminaries in the United States. Current enrollment is 70 full-time graduate students who are pursuing master’s degrees and more than 50 students enrolled in doctoral and advanced degrees during the summer session. Sewanee serves nearly 10,000 students a year (lay and ordained) through its Programs Center, which offers Education for Ministry (EfM) and continuing education programs. Involvement: A broad range of extracurricular activities for students include intramurals, fraternities and sororities, the Sewanee Outing Program, Chaplaincy Outreach Program, Habitat for Humanity, Big Brothers and Big Sisters, and the Senior Citizens Program plus the Volunteer Fire Department and Emergency Medical Service.
SEWANEE HIGHLIGHTS Liberal Arts, Co-educational 13,000-acre campus on Cumberland Plateau Affiliation: Episcopal Founded: July 4, 1857 Undergraduate Students: 1,500 students from 41 states & 23 countries Rhodes Scholars: 26 NCAA Postgraduate Scholars: 27 Pursuing graduate and professional studies: 70% 24 varsity teams for men and women Non-need-based and need-based financial aid available Majors: 36 Minors: 32 Student-Faculty ratio: 10:1 All classes taught by professors.
SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Founded: 1878 Students: 76
FOOTBALL BY THE NUMBERS 117 Seasons 471 Wins 175 SCAC Academic Honor Roll 75 All-SCAC Players (first team) 33 All-Americans 15 Conference Championships* 13 NCAA Postgraduate Scholars 6 Rhodes Scholars 3 Football Hall of Fame 3 Academic All-Americans 1 All-Southeastern Conference (1936) *includes 1898, 1899, 1909
Varsity Sports: Sewanee is a member of the NCAA and competes at the Division III level. The University fields 24 varsity teams for men and women and is a member of the Southern Athletic Association.
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CHAMPIONS: SIAA: 1898, 1899, 1900 | CAC: 1963, 1965, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1990 | SCAC: 1992, 2000
Hall of Fame 2012
Dan Davis, C’65
Lindsay (Fields) Eun, C’01
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Mallory Nimocks, C’81
Nathaniel Owens, 1970, Football, Wrestling Henry Phillips, 1904, Football Bob Potts, 1960, Football Rachel Riemer, 1997, Field Hockey Kyle Rote Jr., 1972, Soccer, Track Bryan Rust, 1949, Tennis Henry “Diddy” Siebels, 1901, Football Ormond Simpkins, 1902, Football Willie “Six” Sims, Trainer Susan Steele Askew, 1986, Basketball Paul Tessman, 1966, Wrestling Cameron Tyer, 1993, Women’s Tennis Kim Valek, 1987, Basketball Catrien van Assendelft, 1993, Soccer Lon Varnell, Basketball Coach Kit Walsh, 1991, Basketball Tom Ward, 1967, Basketball Alex Wellford, 1934, Tennis, Football, Baseball Linnie Wheeless, 1996, Tennis Quisha White Light, 1994, Track Walt Wilder, 1960, Baseball Greg Worsowicz, 1982, Football Bill Yates, 1962, Football
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Antonio Crook, C’00
M. L. Agnew, 1964, Football Yogi Anderson, 1972, Football, Wrestling, Baseball Hamp Bass, 1988, Football, Track Reed Bell, 1948, Football, Basketball Joseph S. Bean, 1931, Football, Basketball Bill Berry, Athletic Trainer and Athletic Administration Ted Bitondo, Swim Coach Sophie Brawner Correll, 1983, Volleyball, Basketball Gaston Bruton, Tennis Coach Walter Bryant, 1949, Athletic Director Jennifer Bulkeley Staats, 2000, Basketball Clayton Lee Burwell, 1931, Tennis John Capers, 1966, Golf Clarence “Buggs” Carter, Football Coach Frank Carter, Track Jane H. Chapman, 2002, Swimming Robert Chapman, 1973, Golf John Colmore, 1969, Track, Swimming Rupert Colmore, Jr. 1937, Football, Track Bill Coughlan, 1923, Track, Football
Carl Cravens, 1994, Football Billy Cunningham, 1970, Baseball Sparky Edgin, 1962, Basketball Jim Elam, 1954, Football Scott Ferguson, 1979, Swimming Andy Finlay, 1959, Football Jody Gee, 1961, Football Sean Gibson, 1989, Soccer Lee Glenn, 1957, Football Frank Greer, 1990, Football Alexander Guerry, Vice Chancellor Pat Guerry, 1989, Tennis Alex Guerry Jr., 1939, Tennis Kevin Harper, 1975, Cross Country Ryan Harrigan, 1998, Basketball Sally Harris, 1992, Cross Country Gene Harris, 1925, Football Hank Haynes, 1963, Football, Wrestling, Baseball K.C. Horne, 1996, Tennis Kristen Ialaci Crane, 1996, Tennis Larry Isaccson, 1958, Basketball Bill Johnson, 1966, Football Frank Juhan, 1911, Football John Kennerly, Trainer Mark Kent, 1987, Football, Baseball Shirley Majors, Coach Ellen Gray Maybank Hogan, 1990, Tennis Mary Missbach Dressler, 2000, Tennis Evelyn Mooney, Athletics Secretary Horace Moore, Coach Jon Morris, 1999, Diving Jim Ed Mulkin, 1952, Football
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Brooks Corzine, C’87
Teams 1899 Football 1953-54 Cross Country 1957-58 Swim 1958 Football 1963 Football 1988 Men’s Tennis 1989 Men’s Tennis 1990 Women’s Tennis
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Carolyn (Carrie) Barske, C’02
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From the opening pitch of the first Sewanee varsity baseball game in 1875 to the success of our current varsity athletes, teams, and coaches, the rich sports heritage of the University is known nationwide. With a long list of undefeated teams, All-Americans, and national scholar-athletes, Sewanee continues its impressive athletic accomplishments into the 21st century. One of the highest honors for those who represent the varsity athletics program is induction in the Sewanee Athletics Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame’s purpose is to give lasting recognition to those individuals and teams who have made exceptional contributions to the achievements and prestige of the University in the field of athletics and who have continued to demonstrate in their lives the values imparted by intercollegiate athletics. The reward of competition through sports, the importance of good sportsmanship, and the desire to succeed through hard work, discipline, and teamwork, have proven to be of value in the lives of the men and women who represent Sewanee varsity athletics.
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Athletic Training Room The athletic training room staff at Sewanee housed in the Fowler Sport & Fitness Center consists of three certified athletic trainers who use a 2,000-square-foot treatment and rehabilitation center to service the nearly 400 student-athletes in 20 varsity sports. The head athletic trainer is Ray Knight who is in his eleventh year in this position at Sewanee after serving as an assistant athletic trainer here on the Mountain in 2000-01. Knight is assisted by Danielle Green and Meagan Bevins.
SEWANEE OFFERS THE LATEST IN: ATHLETIC TRAINING EQUIPMENT • ultrasound • electrical muscle stimulators • whirlpools REHABILITATION EQUIPMENT • free weights • stationary bikes • mini trampolines • various other modalities
Danielle Green and Ray Knight work in the training room.
MEDICAL STAFF Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr.
Christopher Mathews, D.M.D. Mike Jordan, M.D. Louis Koella, M.D. Matt Petrilla, D.O.
SEWANEE ATHLETIC TRAINERS 1909-Present Ray Knight, 2001-present (11) Brad Harrison, 1996-2000 (5) Tim Beckhold, 1995 (1) Bill Barry, 1969-1994 (26) John Kennerly, 1948-1968 (21) Willie Six, 1909-1947 (39)
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Assistant Athletic Trainer Meagan Bevins, Head Athletic Trainer Ray Knight, and Assistant Athletic Trainer Danielle Green.
CHAMPIONS: SIAA: 1898, 1899, 1900 | CAC: 1963, 1965, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1990 | SCAC: 1992, 2000
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Josh Taylor serves as head strength coach for over 400 Sewanee varsity athletes competing in 24 varsity sports. In his fifth year at Sewanee, Taylor also serves as the football linebackers coach and defensive coordinator. The 50' x 40', 2,000-square-foot weight room is located in the Fowler Sport and Fitness Center. Weight training is an important and vital part of the athletes’ overall fitness program here at Sewanee. The Fowler Center also has an exercise area with handball and racquetball courts and a variety of exercise machines.
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WEIGHT EQUIPMENT n 10 Olympic platforms n 10 bench press/free weight n 10 incline bench/free weight n 5 utility benches n 15 different hammer, cybex and body master machines n Dumbells ranging from 3 lbs. to 120 lbs.
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Join the team! From the legendary football team of 1899 to recent participation in national tournaments in field hockey, tennis, cross country, and equestrian, Sewanee has a long tradition of excellence in sports. Now there’s a new way for Tiger fans to show their support. The University of the South is happy to introduce the YSR Club, an annual membership organization that will support your favorite athletic program and enhance overall athletics at Sewanee. Sewanee coaches develop teams that are exciting to watch and are deeply connected to the best traditions of student-athletics. Our team members attend college on their academic merits alone and play sports for the love of the game. Sewanee athletes pursue the sports they enjoy while developing skills of leadership and discipline. As we field teams of student-athletes, you are an important part of our lineup. We invite you to make an annual contribution to support Sewanee’s teams. You may make a contribution to benefit the entire athletic program or one that will support an individual team. On behalf of the students whose college experience will be greatly enriched by your support, thank you for considering a gift. Yea, Sewanee’s Right! Mark Webb, Director of Athletics