2008 Citadel Football Media Guide

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This is Bulldog FootballJohnson Hagood Stadium

The Southern Conference’s Largest Capacity Facility

This is Bulldog Football

The 2008 season marks the 61st year that The Citadel has played football in the friendly confines of historic John-son Hagood Stadium.

The Citadel played its first contest against Davidson on Oct. 16, 1948. Al-though the Bulldogs lost to the Wild-cats in that game, 14-6, The Citadel has been quite successful in the Southern Conference’s largest stadium. Enter-ing the 2008 season, the Bulldogs have marked a 196-122-3 record.

The Citadel earned its first victory in Johnson Hagood Stadium in the 1949 season home-opener (played Oct. 8th) against state rival Newberry, defeating the Indians, 14-12. The Citadel later compiled a 3-2 record that year, repre-senting the Bulldogs’ first winning sea-son at Johnson Hagood.

Johnson Hagood Stadium, located at the intersection of Hagood Avenue and Congress Street, just a short distance

from the Ashley River and The Citadel campus, has been the site for many great Bulldog accomplishments through the years. The Citadel has gone undefeated at Johnson Hagood in five seasons (1959, 1978, 1980, 1981 and 1988) and the Bulldogs reeled off 16 consecutive victories there from 1980 to 1982.

In 1992, Marshall and The Citadel played at Johnson Hagood in front of a record “standing room only” crowd of 23,025.

The 21,000-seat facility has aided The Citadel in establishing itself as one of the leaders in attendance among South-ern Conference schools. The Citadel has led its conference constituents 11 of the last 27 years in average atten-dance and 15 of the last 33 seasons. Last season, more than 70,000 fans watched Bulldog football in Johnson Hagood Sta-dium.

The 82,541 fans that attended Citadel games in 2007 totaled the 15th best

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Division 1-AA National Championship Gamesattendance for all of FCS football, and third largest in the Southern Conference as defend-ing national champion Appalachian State was first. The Citadel faithful have kept the Bull-dogs in the top-25 in national attendance for the past 10 years. In 2003, Citadel fans created one of the best attendance figures in the na-tion, ranking seventh nationally at the end of the season. The Citadel ranked in the top-15 six years, including the past two seasons, 2007 (15th), 2006 (12th), 2003 (7th), 2002 (11th), 2001 (12th) and 2000 (14th), while in 1998 and 1999, the Bulldogs rounded out the top-20 in average attendance.

The historic facility, however, gained national attention during the summer of 1999 when prior crewmen from the CSS Hunley, the first submarine to sink an enemy battleship, were unearthed from underneath the stadium. The remains of the sailors from the Confederate sub were re-interred at nearby Magnolia Cem-etery.

History of a different kind was made in 2001 when The Citadel opened the brand new Alt-man Athletic Center that is located in the South end zone. The facility features home and visitor locker rooms, officials’ room and a spacious entertainment area for members of the Brigadier Foundation.

Construction has been in the works for a new (West Side Tower - Phase III of the renovations) football facility that will open its doors to The Citadel family at the start of the 2008 season. The Bulldogs cel-ebrated the re-opening of the West Stands for the 2006 season. The completed project features luxury suites, club seats, a state-of-the-art press box and all the expected amenities of a modern-day athletic facility.

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Top-15 Crowds at Johnson Hagood Crowd Opponent Date Score 23,025 Marshall Oct. 17, 1992 13-34 21,623 Furman Nov. 23, 1991 10-6 21,575 Davidson Oct. 25, 1969 34-28 21,570 Delaware Sept. 18, 1976 17-15 21,465 Presbyterian Sept. 13, 1975 21-0 21,460 William & Mary Oct. 11, 1969 14-21 20,863 Wofford Nov. 1, 2003 16-42 20,754 Navy Sept. 24, 1988 42-35 20,592 Furman Nov. 16, 1985 0-42 20,357 Furman Nov. 18, 1989 9-44 20,240 Presbyterian Sept. 6, 1980 21-14 20,150 Furman Nov. 21, 1981 35-18 20,130 Furman Nov. 17, 1979 44-45 20,071 Appalachian State Nov. 2, 1991 17-10 20,010 South Carolina Sept. 18, 1965 3-13

1948 ..................................0-3 1949 ..................................3-2 1950 ..................................3-2 1951 ..................................3-1 1952 ..................................3-2 1953 ..................................1-3 1954 ..................................1-5 1955 ..................................4-1 1956 ..............................3-1-1 1957 ..............................3-1-1 1958 ..................................2-3 1959 ..................................5-0 1960 ..............................3-1-1 1961 ..................................4-1 1962 ..................................2-3 1963 ..................................1-4

1964 ..................................3-2 1965 ..................................1-5 1966 ..................................3-2 1967 ..................................2-3 1968 ..................................2-2 1969 ..................................4-2 1970 ..................................4-1 1971 ..................................4-2 1972 ..................................2-3 1973 ..................................3-3 1974 ..................................3-2 1975 ..................................4-2 1976 ..................................4-1 1977 ..................................5-2 1978 ..................................5-0 1979 ..................................3-2

1980 ..................................6-0 1981 ..................................7-0 1982 ..................................4-2 1983 ..................................2-3 1984 ..................................4-1 1985 ..................................4-2 1986 ..................................3-3 1987 ..................................3-3 1988 ..................................6-0 1989 ..................................3-1 1990 ..................................5-1 1991 ..................................4-1 1992 ..................................6-2 1993 ..................................4-2 1994 ..................................4-2 1995 ..................................2-4

1996 ..................................4-2 1997 ..................................4-2 1998 ..................................2-3 1999 ..................................2-4 2000 ..................................2-3 2001 ..................................2-3 2002 ..................................3-3 2003 ..................................4-1 2004 ..................................3-1 2005 ..................................2-3 2006 ..................................4-1 2007 ..................................4-2 Overall ..........196-122-3

Johnson Hagood Stadium “Firsts” Game .......................................................................................... vs. Davidson; Oct. 16, 1948, Davidson won, 14-6 Citadel Victory .....................................................................................................vs. Newberry, 14-12; Oct. 8, 1949 Citadel Touchdown ............................................................................ Lucian Pinkney vs. Davidson, Oct. 16, 1948 Point After Touchdown .................................................................................. Hal Mapes, Davidson; Oct. 16, 1948 Halftime Score ........................................................................................ Davidson 7, The Citadel 6, Oct. 16, 1948 Fumble .............................................................................................................. Cliff Turner, Davidson; Oct. 16, 1948 Punt ............................................................................................................. Bobby Boyd, The Citadel; Oct. 16, 1948 Run From Scrimmage ......................................................................................Jim Sifford, Davidson; Oct. 16, 1948 Citadel Forward Pass ..............................................................................Max Tedder vs. Davidson; Oct. 16, 1948

Johnson Hagood AtmosphereClosing in on the Program’s 200th Victory

in Johnson HagoodStadium

The Citadel’s Record at Johnson Hagood Stadium

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In 2001, the inaugural opening of the new Altman Athletic Center took place and the first piece of the beginning for a new football stadium project took shape.

The nearly $3 million facility, which is located in the South end zone of Johnson Hagood Stadium, is named for the late William M. Altman, Jr., a 1931 graduate of The Citadel. It houses locker rooms for the Bulldogs and their opponents, along with officials’ locker rooms. It also features a large hospitality area for members of The Citadel Brigadier Foundation.

Bill Altman was a native South Carolinian who graduated with a de-gree in business administration. He served in the U.S. Army from 1942 to 1946, was awarded the Bronze Star in 1945, and earned ser-vice ribbons from the European and American theaters. A successful businessman, Altman owned and operated Altman Motors, Inc., in Orangeburg, S.C. Later in his career, he was associated with the Division of General Ser-vices for the State of South Carolina.

Altman received an Honorary Doctorate of Law Degree from The Citadel in 1991. He was also a recipient of the Order of the Pal-metto and a leader in the Orangeburg com-munity. A philanthropist and true friend of his alma mater, he and his wife established the William M. Altman, Jr. and Henrietta B. Altman Foundation Citadel Fund in 1984 as

a charitable trust to provide education funding for The Citadel in the form of academic scholarships.

Altman was an avid Citadel sports fan who supported the school with athletic scholarships and was a long-time member of The Cita-del Brigadier Foundation. He was a lifetime member of The Citadel Alumni Association. His gifts to The Citadel over many years pro-vided funding for numerous projects and the Altman Athletic Center is dedicated to Bill Altman in his memory.

Regarding her family’s gift to The Citadel, Mrs. Altman said. “My hus-band was proud to be a Citadel graduate and my children and I are glad we have the opportunity to honor my husband and their father.”

Maybank Triplets Football Practice Field at Willson Field Complex

The Citadel football program enjoys the luxury of hav-ing some of the finest facilities in the region. The Bull-dogs’ gridiron program has two outdoor practice facili-ties (Willson Field and Washington Light Infantry Field) and an indoor facility in McAlister FIeld House.

Thanks to several private gifts, Willson Field, which is used primarily for football practice, has been converted to a state-of-the-art artificial turf becoming the first ar-tificial field in the Charleston area.

Measuring 360’ x 174’, which is ideal for a football field, the new Willson Field turf will continue to be utilized primarily by the football program but its multipurpose condition will permit it to be used by Corps of Cadets activities, ranging from intramurals, club sports, PE class-es, other intercollegiate sports in addition to a practice field for the Regimental Band.

“We are indebted to many folks for making this happen, but primarily brothers Tommy ‘65, David ’65 and the late Jack Maybank ’65, Jerry Murdock, Banks Construction Company and Eastern Turf Company for their time, energy and resources,” said coach Kevin Higgins.

FacilitiesJohnson Hagood Stadium,Seignious Hall, Altman Athletic Center,and

Maybank Triplets Practice Facility at Willson Field

Altman Athletic Center

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Seignious HallThe home of The Citadel’s football program, Seignious Hall provides the Bulldogs with one of the most modern and complete facilities of its kind in the Southeast.

The building also houses The Citadel Sports Medicine and Athletic Strength and Development Depart-ments as well as the athletic department’s equipment room.

Opened in the spring of 1983, the building is named in honor of one of The Citadel’s former presidents, Lt. Gen. George M. Seignious II.

The $1.5 million facility, which sits behind Vandiver Hall and overlooks the Ashley River, was financed through private funds.

In addition to housing the football coaches’ offices, Seignious Hall also has a spacious training room, large dressing rooms, meeting rooms, equipment storage areas, and a spacious weight room which is supplied with modern weight-training equipment. The weight room has undergone a facelift in the last few years, including the addition of more than 30 new weight training machines, new state-of-the-art flooring, and new cardio equipment that benefits all athletes.

Athletic DevelopmentProviding the knowledge, coaching and motivation needed by our cadet-student-

athletes to develop into successful competitors both on and off the field.

1. STAY SAFE

2. REDUCE THE RISK OF INJURY

3. BECOME A MORE EFFICIENT MOVER

4. INCORPORATE FIRST, ISOLATE LAST

5. GROUND BASED TRAINING

6. INCREASE POWER OUTPUT

7. INCREASE WORK CAPACITY

8. CONSTANT ADAPTATION

9. CHARACTER & TEAM CHEMISTRY

10. DEVELOP THE BALANCED ATHLETE

11. MASTER PROGRESSIONS

12. INTENSIVE, EDUCATED COACHING

13. DEVELOP THE “BULLDOG ATTITUDE”

Athletic Development Principles

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Strength & ConditioningSupplying each athlete with a set of tools

to enhance athletic performance“The body will tolerate more than the mind will lead it to believe. Our program is built around several principles that stem much farther than that phrase is capable of reaching. However, if I could pick one thing that I could give to every athlete that trains with us, then it would be that mentality. I think focus is the single most important facet of athletic performance enhancement, as well as on field performance. Distractions are really the only thing that can slow a person’s progress. When an athlete has developed the mental toughness to never be distracted by things like fatigue, environment and surroundings, they become pretty hard to beat.”

Donnell BoucherHead Strength and Conditioning Coach

The Citadel Football - Summer 2008Strength & Conditioning ScheduleMonday-Friday 5:45 a.m. - 7:30 a.m.

Monday - Linear speed and acceleration / lift

Tuesday - Conditioning

Wednesday - Change of direction and agility / lift

Thursday - Conditioning

Friday - Lift / conditioning

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Over the years, The Citadel has become one of the nation’s hot spots for young coaches to learn the game and improve their coaching skills. Those skills, both on the field and off the field, have enabled many of them to go on to great careers in college and professional football.

Some of the young coaches that have walked through the gates of the Military College of South Carolina include Virginia Tech Head Coach Frank Beamer, former Washington State Head Coach Bill Doba and Maryland Head Coach Ralph Friedgen. One of the most recent former Citadel head coaches, El-lis Johnson, is now the defensive coordinator at South Carolina, while John Zernhelt serves as an assistant coach for the NFL’s Tennessee Titans. Former North Carolina State head coach and Virginia Tech offensive coordinator Mike O’Cain also coached at The Citadel in his early days, along with former Army Head Coach Bobby Ross.

All-Time Head Coaches 1905 .............................................................................. Sidney Smith 1906-08 ........................................................................ Ralph Foster 1909-10 ......................................................................... Sam Costen 1911-12 .........................................................................L.S. LeTellier 1913-15; 1919 ........................................................ George Rogers 1916-18; 1920-21 ....................................................Harry O’Brien 1922-29 ..........................................................................Carl Prause 1930-31 ........................................................................ Johnny Floyd 1932-39 .................................................................Tatum Gressette 1940-42 ...................................................................... John Rowland 1946-52 .....................................................................Quinn Decker 1953-54 ...................................................................... John McMillan 1955-56 ............................................................................ John Sauer 1957-65 ........................................................................ Eddie Teague 1966-72 ...........................................................................Red Parker 1973-77 ..........................................................................Bobby Ross 1978-82 ............................................................................. Art Baker 1983-86 ..........................................................................Tom Moore 1987-95 .......................................................................Charlie Taaffe 1996-00 ........................................................................ Don Powers 2001-03 .........................................................................Ellis Johnson 2004 ............................................................................ John Zernhelt 2005 - present ..........................................Kevin Higgins

Bill DobaFormer Head Coach - Washington State

Ralph FriedgenHead Coach - Maryland

Coaching FactoryPropelling Coaches into Impressive Careers

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Adams, Dwight (Henderson State’58) ..............1966-72 Anderson, Roy (New Mexico ‘47) ......................1965-66 Beach, Jerry (Mississippi State ‘71) ........................... 1983 Beamer, Frank (Virginia Tech ‘69) ....................1973-1978 Bleamer, Jeff (Penn State ‘75) ...............................1987-96 Bridge, Jim (Wittenburg ‘92) ................................ 1996-99 Briggs, Rob (The Citadel ‘93) ..................................... 1993 Burnham, Shane (South Carolina ‘98) ...................... 2004 Brodsky, David (The Citadel ‘90) .............................. 1992 Callahan, Tim (Boston College ‘88) .................... 1990-91 Carter, Kenny (The Citadel ‘90) ............... 1900, 1994-98 Cecchini, Dave (Lehigh ‘94) ........ 2006 - present Collins, Isaac (Rochester ‘93) ...... 2006 - present Cory, Mike (The Citadel ‘91) ..................................... 1991 Crockett, Dave (Lehigh ‘03) ....................................... 2006 Daniel, Jim (N.C. State ‘92) ..................................1997-00 Davis, Al (Syracuse ‘50) .........................................1955-56 Davis, Wendell (Florida ‘64) ................................. 1983-86 Daniels, Jack (Buffalo ‘63) ...........................................1987 Dellastatious, Bill (Missouri ‘64) ..........................1955-57 Diggs, Ricky (Shippensburg State ‘75) ................1979-82 Doba, Bill (Ball State ‘62) ......................................1987-88 Draganac, Rich (IUP ‘69) .......................................1996-97 Drayton, Maurice (The Citadel ‘98) ...............1999-2006 Erwin, Mack (Davidson ‘50) .................................1957-79 Fagg, Dave (Davidson ‘58)........................................... 1964 Fela, Jeff (Southwestern ‘75) ................ 1984-86, 2001-02 Fello, Bob (Kent State ‘74) .......... 2005 - present Feus, Brian (The Citadel ‘99) ............................... 2000-02 Fleetwood, Mark (South Carolina ‘83) .............. 2001-02 Friedgen, Ralph (Maryland ‘68) ............................1973-79 Gatling, Bob (Arkansas ‘57) ..................................1966-72 Georgio, John (Elon ‘45) .............................................1954 Gilstrap, Rick (Clemson ‘72) ................................1978-82 Goldman, Dennis (So. Connecticut State ‘71) ....... 1998 Griffin, Charlie (Frostburg State ‘70) ....................... 1986 Grooms, Wilbur (Tampa ‘73) ...............................1978-82 Guiton, John (Davidson ‘52) ................................. 1960-62 Hall, Jack (Newberry ‘50) ..................................... 1960-64 Hamilton, Fred (Baptist ‘84) ....................................... 1988 Hamilton, Paul (Appalachian State ‘81) .................... 1982 Hamilton, Rusty (Florida State ‘61) ....................1970-77 Hansen, Lance (The Citadel ‘92) ............................... 1993 Hardin, Bruce (Appalachian State ‘66) ..................... 2000 Harris, Craig (Gardner-Webb ‘82)............................ 1983 Hearn, Ryan (South Florida ‘03) .... 2005 - present Herrin, Les (Western Carolina ‘71) ................... 2001-03 Hogge, Nate (Elon ‘02) ................ 2008 - present Holcombe, James (Ole Miss ‘94) ............................... 2006 Holthouser, Will (Wake Forest ‘73) ...................1983-85 Hopkins, Dick (Florida State ‘74) ....................2004-2005 Jaynes, Oval (Appalachian State ‘62)...................1965-68 Johnson, Bruce (Wofford ‘70) ................... 1980-81, 1999 Johnson, Don (South Dakato State ‘74) ............1983-85 Johnson, Ellis (The Citadel ‘75) ................................. 1982 Jones, Keith (The Citadel ‘75) ..............................1997-01 Kellahan, Ken (The Citadel ‘99) ................ 2001, 2003-04 Kendrick-Holmes, Clayton (Navy ‘92) ............... 1991-01 Land, Fred (Louisiana State ) ..............................1953-54 Larkins, Aashon (Lehigh ‘03) ....... 2006 - present Lewis, Danny (South Carolina ‘95) .................2001-2004 Long, Marty (The Citadel ‘86) .............................1987-93

Laycock, Jimmye (William & Mary ‘70) ..............1973-74 Loney, Steve (Iowa State ‘74) ............................... 1984-86 Magouirk, Kevin (South Carolina ‘01) ......................2007 Manley, John (Alabama) .........................................1953-55 May, Bubba (Carson-Newman ‘70) .....................1983-85 McCombs, Cal (The Citadel ‘67) ........................1971-83 McCombs, Will (Air Force ‘94) ...........................1995-98 McCully, Gerald (The Citadel ‘85) ...................... 1988-92 Miller, Tom (SUNY-Cortland ‘69) .............................. 1982 Montsdeoca, Fred (Florida ‘51) ...........................1955-56 Moras, Shane (Louisiana State ‘82) ........................... 1988 Murry, Don (Arkansas A&M ‘66).........................1966-72 Nettles, Jerry (The Citadel ‘61)...........................1963-65 Newsome, Jim (Lenoir-Rhyne ‘52) ...................... 1960-63 Noonan, Jimmy (The Citadel ‘91) ............................. 1992 Nurse, Wes (Boise State ‘04) ...... 2007 - present O’Cain, Mike (Clemson ‘77) ................................1978-80 Olecki, Kevin (The Citadel ‘03) ... 2004 - present Park, Thom (West Chester ‘69) ..........................1978-79 Partridge, Chris (Lafayette ‘03) ................................. 2006 Patterson, Steve (Liberty Baptist ‘80) ...................... 1980 Patton, Bob (Clemson) .........................................1963-65 Pawlak, Paul (So. Connecticut State ‘62) .................1965 Pinilla, Roberto (West Georgia ‘97) ...............2002-2005 Popp, Jim (Michigan State ‘86).............................. 1988-90 Port, Chal (North Carolina ‘54) ..........................1964-73 Potts, Brendon (The Citadel ‘91) .............................. 1991 Powers, Don (Western Carolina ‘68) ................1989-95 Ratteree, Pride (Wake Forest ‘46) .....................1957-65 Regan, Steve (William & Mary ‘72) .....................1975-77 Rizzo, Charlie (Auburn ‘66).......................1973-77, 1979 Roden, Keith (The Citadel ‘73) ...........................1975-77 Roper, Bobby (Arkansas ‘66) ...............................1969-70 Ross, Kevin (Navy ‘88) ........................................... 1999-00 Sands, Everette (The Citadel ‘93) ... 1999-00, 2005-present Santee, Shad (N.C. State ‘92) ...............................1996-97 Sarratt, Jonathon (Clemson ‘93) ............................... 2003 Scott, Brad (South Florida ‘78) .................................. 1981 Seabrook, Ephie (The Citadel ‘27) ......................1953-54 Seagraves, Al (Shippensburg State ‘75) ...............1986-95 Seamonson, Al (Wisconsin ‘82) ...........................1987-99 Self, Ahren (The Citadel ‘95) ............... 1996-98; 2000-03 Shankweiler, Steve (Davidson ‘74) ...................... 1980-83 Shuler, Hal (Appalachian State ‘81) ..................... 1981-82 Smith, Brian (The Citadel ‘00) ............................. 2003-04 Smith, Danny (Edinboro ‘76) ................................ 1984-86 Sollazzo, David (The Citadel ‘77) ........................ 1989-98 Staton, Jim (Baptist ‘86) ......................................... 1989-91 Steelman, Harold (Arkansas ‘55) .........................1966-72 Stephens, Stevie (South Carolina ‘77) ................ 1980-81 Strange, Toby (West Georgia ‘98) ...................2003-2005 Streeter, Robb (South Carolina ‘75) ......................... 1981 Tucker, Mark (E. Tennessee State ‘87) ................ 1992-96 Utley, Dan (Furman ‘74) ........................................ 1980-81 Wall, Steve .....................................................................2005 Westerfield, Eric (Hamilton College ‘92) .... 2006 - present Whitley, Roger (Davidson ‘76) .................................. 1981 Whitt, Joe (Auburn ‘00) .............................................. 2002 Wingo, Billy (Clemson ‘78) .........................................1978 Witt, Hank (Newberry ‘59) .................................1955-69 Zack, Leo (Lafayette ‘39) ......................................1953-54 Zernhelt, John (Maryland ‘77) .................................... 2003

Steve LoneyAssistant Coach

St. Louis Rams

Brad ScottAssociate Head Coach - Clemson

Coaching FactoryHoning Their Coaching Skills for the Next Level

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Through 100 years of The Citadel football, only six players have had the distinction of having their jerseys retired. The uniform numbers of Jack Douglas ‘92, Lyvonia “Stump” Mitchell ‘80, Brian Ruff ‘77, John Small ‘70 and Lester Smith ‘92 will never be worn again by another Citadel player. During the 2006 season, Mark Buoniconti ‘88 was added to the list of retired jerseys. All six jerseys are on display in the lobby of Seignious Hall.

#59 Mark Buoniconti - LinebackerThe Citadel Board of Visitors voted to retire the jersey of for-mer football player Marc Buoniconti, a member of the Class of 1988, who was paralyzed while making a tackle during a football game 20 years ago... The motion, presented by Jack Douglas ‘92, chair of the board’s athletic committee, passed unanimously... Buoniconti was a sophomore linebacker for the Bulldogs in 1985 when he suffered a spinal cord injury in a game played at East Tennessee State... The injury left Buoniconti paralyzed from the neck down... Since his injury in 1985, Buoniconti and his fam-ily have worked tirelessly to raise awareness and money for The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis in an effort to help others with spinal cord injuries... Based at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, The Miami Project has become the world’s largest center for research on spinal cord injuries.

#14 Jack Douglas - QuarterbackPlayed from 1988-92... Finished career as the NCAA Division I-AA all-time leading rushing quarterback with 3,674 yards... The Citadel’s all-time leader in total offense (6,737), total offense at-tempts (1,224), points (300), touchdowns (50) and touchdown responsibility (60)... Third on the school’s all-time rushing chart with 3,908 career yards...sixth on the college’s all-time passing chart (2,829)... Third in Southern Conference history in total offense and sixth in rushing... The Citadel’s all-time winningest quarterback (27-16-1)... 1992 South Carolina Offensive Player of the Year... Holds the NCAA Division I-AA single-season record for the most yards rushing by a quarterback (1,152 in 1991)... Selected as State Amateur Athlete of the Year in 1992.

#35 Stump Mitchell - Running BackPlayed from 1977-80... The Citadel’s all-time leader for most rushing attempts in a season (291), rushing yards in a season (1,647) and rushing yards in a career (4,062)...Was an Associ-ated Press third team All-America choice in 1980... A member of the All-Southern Conference team his senior year as well as being named the conference’s Player of the Year... Also selected as the State Amateur Athlete of the Year in 1980... Standout run-ning back for St. Louis and Phoenix Cardinals (1981-91)...Cur-rently an assistant coach with the Washington Redskins.

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#51 Brian Ruff - LinebackerPlayed from 1973-76... Consensus All-American linebacker... The Citadel’s first Associated Press first team All-American selec-tion... Was a three-time All-Southern Conference choice... Was named the All-Southern Conference Player of the Year in 1975 and 1976... Was drafted in the 11th round by the Baltimore Colts after his senior year... Was the first Citadel football player to have his jersey retired...Was inducted into the South Caro-lina Athletic Hall of Fall in 2006.

#66 John Small - LinebackerPlayed from 1967-69... Honorable Mention All-American in 1967 and 1968... The Citadel MVP Award recipient in 1967 and 1969... All-State selection in 1967 and 1969... All-Southern Conference selection in 1967 and 1969... Named to Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities in 1968 and 1969... Consensus All-American linebacker in 1969...Co-captain, East-West Shrine Bowl in 1969... The Sport-ing News first team All-America Defense (1969)... TIme Magazine’s first team All-America Defense (1969)... Newspaper Enterprise As-sociation (NEA) first team All-America Defense (1969)... Co-captain Senior Bowl (1970)... Recipient of The Palmetto Award, the highest award given by The Citadel (1970)... Participant, College All-Star Team vs. NFL Kansas City Chiefs (1970)... First Round draft choice by the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons in 1970 (also played with the Detroit Lions)... Member of the inaugural class to The Citadel Athletic Hall of Fame (1977)... Inducted to the South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame (1988)... Selected to the First Team Defense for the Southern Conference 75th Anniversary Football Team (1988).

#15 Lester Smith - Defensive BackPlayed from 1988-92... The Citadel’s all-time leader in games played (48)... First Team All-America in 1991 and 1992, includ-ing consensus honors in 1992... First Team All-Southern Confer-ence selection for three consecutive years (1990-92)... Played in the 1993 Senior Bowl - one of eight players in Citadel football history to do so... The Citadel led the Southern Conference in 1991 and 1992 in defense against the score and led the nation (NCAA I-AA) in defense against the score in 1992... Served as captain for the Bulldogs in 1991 and 1992... Was named the 1992 South Carolina Defensive Player of the Year.

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Bulldog Draft Picks

1939 ..................... Andy Sabados, G; R-13 (111th), Chicago Cardinals

1959 .................. Pete Davidson, T-G; R-14 (165th), Los Angeles Rams

1960 ................... Harry Rakowski, C; R-15(169th), Los Angeles Rams

1960 ..........Wayne Stewart, T-G; First Selections, LA Chargers (AFL)

1960 ...................Paul Maguire, E; First Selections, LA Chargers (AFL)

1960 ............Pete Davidson, T-G; First Selections, LA Chargers (AFL)

1960 .......... Harry Rakowski, C; Second Selection, Buffalo Bills (AFL)

1964 ...................... Vince Petno, DB; R-8 (63), Oakland Raiders (AFL)

1969 .............................. Jim McMillan, RB; R-16 (415), Baltimore Colts

1970 ......................................... John Small, LB; R-1 (12), Atlanta Falcons

1977 ....................................Brian Ruff, LB; R-11 (304), Baltimore Colts

1981 ........................Stump Mitchell, RB; R-9 (226), St. Louis Cardinals

1985 ................................................Cliff Walters, LB; Philadelphia Eagles

1987 .......................Greg Davis, PK; R-9 (246), Tampa Bay Buccaneers

1995 ........................... Travis Jervey, RB; R-5 (170), Green Bay Packers

2005 ........ Nehemiah Broughton, RB; R-7 (222), Washington Redskins

Nehemiah BroughtonWashington Redskins

Lew DawsonCleveland Browns

Cliff WashburnNew York GiantsChicago BearsDallas CowboysDenver BroncosGreen Bay Packers

Dary MyricksGeorgia Force

Travis JerveyGreen Bay PackersSan Francisco 49ersAtlanta Falcons

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Bulldogs: ... noted for their vigor and composed disposition...they are fiercely loyal and their grip is very powerful against resistance.

The Citadel has two live bulldog mascots, Boo IX and General, whose main duty is to provide morale for the Corps of Cadets, faculty and staff and all of the Bulldog athletic teams. Other duties include bark-ing at opposing teams, eating numerous dog biscuits throughout the day and being pampered by the cadets that help take care of them while school is in session.

GeneralGeneral, who was born June 18, 2003, became the first live mascot to live on The Citadel campus since the 1950s. The mascot program was created by the Class of 2003, which wanted to leave a gift to the college. The class raised $1,000 toward the program’s startup. General was donated in August 2003 by the late Hazel Groshon of James Island, S.C.

General comes from a long line of bulldog royalty. He is the nephew of Uga V, the former mascot for the University of Georgia. General’s other relatives include the bulldog representatives for the United States Marine Corps and Mississippi State University. General was named by the Corps of Cadets following a contest to find the best name.

Boo IXBoo IX was born on Sept. 30, 2003, and was donated by Fred Ducker, class of ‘63. He joins General as a member of the two-dog mascot team that attends special events, football games, parades and anything involving the Corps of Cadets. Boo IX is named after Lt. Col. Thomas Nugent Courvoisie, a former assistant commandant, and comes from a long line of Bulldogs that have been serving The Citadel for more than 15 years.

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Excellence in the Education of Principled LeadersThe Citadel Athletics Department is committed to giving back to the Charleston community. All athletic teams have participated in a number of community service projects throughout the year, including Tennis in the City, Win4Life and Race for the Cure. They have also hosted clinics at local recreation departments and adopted families during the Thanksgiving holiday.

The Bulldog Football team is among the very active in the community. Annually off the field they have spent several hours reading and interacting with students

at West Ashley Middle School. They have also spent time at MUSC Children’s Hospital, visiting and giving out Bulldog paraphernalia to the children, feeding the homeless at the local shelter, among many other projects.

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Traditionally received during Parents’ Weekend by first class cadets, The Citadel ring symbolizes honor and the unity between The Citadel graduates. Worn proudly by alumni of all ages, cadets look forward to the day that they will be able to wear this band of gold with pride.

The ring has symbolized outstanding accomplishments both by the Corps of Cadets and South Carolina. Perhaps the most popular feature of the ring is the “Star of the West”, which commemorates the firing on a Union supply steamer by a detachment of Citadel cadets in January, 1861. This action was the powder keg which set off the War Between the States.

Every aspect of the ring is symbolic of the history and tradition of the Corps of Cadets from the Mexican War through both World Wars, to the present day. The Citadel is a military college and the leadership, courage and integrity found in good officers is embodied by the sword, found on the left shank of the ring. Crossing the sword is the rifle, the symbol of the infantry. Of equal importance in this world of political aggrandizement and perpetual military conflict are the concepts of freedom acquired and maintained only through a willingness to fight for it, represented by the rifle surmounted by the oak leaves of toughness and victory blessed by peace, represented by the laurel wreath.

On the right shank of the ring are found the United States and South Carolina flags, which depict the unity of the state and federal government. The cannon balls at the bottom of this shank indicate the continuing link between the Old Citadel on Marion Square and the Greater Citadel. When the college moved to its pres-ent location, the Civil War cannon balls piled before the Old Citadel were left behind. The oval crest has a reproduction of the Palmetto tree in its background. Aside from represent-ing the state tree of South Carolina, the Pal-metto symbolizes a cadet-trained regiment of infantry that fought in the Mexican War and it represents a fort, built of Palmetto logs, that repelled a large British invasion fleet during the Revolutionary War. The two oval shields at the base of the tree are repli-cas of the state seals.

Band of GoldThe Citadel Ring:

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The Citadel is a state-supported comprehensive military college with the mission of educating principled leaders through its Corps of Cadets. Males and females are admit-ted to the undergraduate residential Corps of Cadets. In addition to the day program, undergraduate and graduate programs are offered through The Citadel Graduate Col-lege (CGC) in the evening.

The South Carolina Commission on Higher Education recognizes The Citadel as the only specialized four-year college in the state. The Citadel, founded in 1842, is a co-educational military college with a rich and storied history. Located in Charleston, S.C., the institution offers a classic military education for young men and women who seek a college experience that is intense, meaningful and academically strong. Graduates of The Citadel say that the disciplined lifestyle and friendships they forged here have a profoundly positive effect on their lives.

With an enrollment of more than 1,900, the Corps of Cadets is the nation’s largest military college program outside the service academies. All cadets are educated within a classic military system and about 40 percent of the graduating seniors earn military com-missions. The remaining graduates attend graduate school or enter the job market.

The Citadel Graduate College, which is noted for The Citadel excellence in a civilian environment, serves about 1,700 residents of South Carolina’s Lowcountry.

Academic programs at the college are complimented by a strong commitment to service and emphatic support of an honor code that calls upon a cadet not to lie, cheat or steal or tolerate those who do. Since its founding in 1842, The Citadel’s emphasis on character, as well as intellect, has produced generations of graduates who have served their nation, their professions and their communities with distinction.

Corps of Cadets ...All undergraduate students at The Citadel are members of the South Carolina Corps of

Cadets, which numbers approximately 1,900 and represent nearly every state, as well as more than 20 countries. While roughly 40 percent of the graduates each year go into the armed services, all cadets participate in an ROTC program. On most days, cadets have physical fit-ness training and military instruction in addition to their regular college classes. Weekdays end with a formation and required evening study period.

Because The Citadel emphasizes corps unity, cadets cannot be married and all must live on campus in the barracks with their assigned com-pany. Despite the challenges, cadets value their first year for the lessons in teamwork, self-discipline and time management. The disciplined

lifestyle that begins in the knob year binds cadets into a lifelong, close-knit camaraderie that is one of the stron-gest forces in their lives after gradua-tion.

Academic Programs...Because of the strength of the academ-ic program, The Citadel has repeatedly been rated as a top regional institution in the annual rankings issued by U.S. News and World Report. The quality of the education at The Citadel com-bined with the availability of financial aid, the credentials of the faculty and the graduation rate earned the institu-tion the citation of Best College Value in the South in 2007. With more than

This is The CitadelThe Military College of South Carolina

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80 percent of its students returning each year, The Citadel enjoys one of the best retention records in the country. The Citadel’s 14 academic departments offer five bachelor’s degrees in 17 areas, six master’s degrees in 17 areas and specialist degrees in two areas.

South Carolina Corps of Cadets: 1,964 Graduate Students: 1,174

Cadet-Student-Athletes...The Citadel leads South Carolina with the highest four-year Graduation Rate at 62.4 percent, while the national average is only 30 precent.

Cadets receive gold stars for earning a 3.7 GPA or higher. The stars are worn on both sides of the colar of their dress uniforms and above the left pocket of their summer leave uniforms.

The Citadel ranks No. 3 nationally among public colleges and universi-ties in the Carnegie classification in the percentage of students who graduate in four years. That category includes colleges with master’s level programs.

The Princeton Review for 2006 named The Citadel School of Business one of the nation’s 237 best business programs.

Among South Carolina’s public colleges and universities, The Citadel has the highest four-year graduation rate for athletes. More than 90 percent of cadet-student-athletes who have exhausted their four years of eligi-bility earn a diploma.

The Princeton Review for 2006 placed The Citadel in its top tier of aca-demic institutions according to an academic ranking that measures how hard students work and how much they get back for their efforts. The ranking considered such factors as hours students study outside of class, quality of the student body, class size, student assessment of professors and other resources.

The Citadel Graduate College...The Citadel’s evening college serves the Lowcountry by offering nationally accredited bachelor’s, master’s and spe-cialist degrees scheduled around the student’s profession, family and lifestyle. It is the well-known Citadel academic excellence in a civilian environment. The CGC offers 20 graduate programs with concentrations in education, psy-chology, computer science and business. The Master of Business Administration program is the only nationally ac-credited MBA program in the Lowcountry region of South Carolina. The CGC also offers three undergraduate eve-ning programs in business and engineering. The Citadel is the only college in South Carolina that offers undergradu-ate civil and electrical engineering degrees in the evening.

Alumni...Generations of Citadel graduates have served their nation, their state and their community with distinction. The Citadel graduates men and women with alert minds and sound bodies, who value honor, integrity, loyalty and patriotism, and who accept the responsibilities that ac-company leadership. The Citadel remains a stronghold of duty, self-discipline and high ideals in a changing American society.

This is The CitadelValuing Honor, Integrity, Loyalty and Patriotism

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The Citadel Athletes Maintain Academic Excellence...The Citadel graduation rate for all cadet-student-athletes who complete four years of eligibility ranges from 93 percent to 96

percent. The Citadel’s cadet-student-athletes consistently rank among the upper echelon of the Southern Conference.

The Citadel Earns U.S.News Rankings...The U.S. News and World Report rankings for 2007 recognize The Citadel in several different categories: the college ranks No. 2 for top public universities in the South offering up to a master’s degree; for the eighth straight year in the top three. The Citadel School of Engineering has ranked among the top 50 undergraduate engineering programs in the nation, earning this

year’s No. 32 ranking; The Citadel ranked No. 7 for best master’s universities in the South.

Fulbright Scholars...Six cadets have received Fulbright Scholarships to study abroad since 2001. That is a larger number than any other college or

university in South Carolina during this period.

Diversified Student Population...The Citadel has over 1,900 cadets from 46 states and 22 foreign countries.

Family For Life...Becoming a part of The Citadel Football program means joining the Bulldog family for life. The Citadel football family is full of successful alumni in every walk of life that are proud of supporting our athletes throughout their career at The Citadel and

beyond.

Individual Development...The coaching staff works with every player on an individual basis to develop and improve his athletic skills. Each cadet-student-athlete enjoys an academic support system, which is designed to encourage responsibility and enthusiasm for learning. It is a

system that emphasizes The Citadel’s commitment to education, graduation and community involvement.

The Perfect Balance: Academics & Athletics...The Citadel is one of the most prestigious universities in the country and offers more than 21 major programs of study. The Citadel is an institution committed to rich academics and intellectual diversity, while also a member of the NCAA Division I

Southern Conference.

Leads State in Graduating Athletes...Among South Carolina’s public colleges and universities, The Citadel has the highest four-year graduation rate for athletes.

The Citadel Earns No. 1 Ranking...The Citadel ranks No. 1 nationally in its peer group of public colleges in the percentage of students who graduate in four years. The Citadel’s top ranking comes from the U.S. Department of Education’s comparison of all public colleges whose entering students have average SAT scores between 1000 and 1200. The Citadel’s four-year graduation rate is 59.7 percent. The national

average four-year graduation rate is 29 percent.

Leader in Female Athletics...The Citadel is a national leader in the percentage of female students who are athletes. More than 50 percent of its female cadets

compete on seven varsity teams, an outstanding achievement given the fact that female athletics started in 1997.

Points of PrideThe Citadel earns national recognition

for both academics and athletics.

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The Honor Code is fairly simple. This code, while simple, offers the key to living and maintaining an honorable life. Cadets are trained that there is never a situation in which they should participate in, or tolerate, dishonorable activities. These core values of honor and integrity are exactly the values which allow Citadel cadets and alumni to improve their organizations and their communities.

Honor is the most cherished principle at The Citadel. In today’s post-corporate-scandal society, honor, integrity and ethics are in high demand. The Citadel strives to achieve excellence in the education of principled leaders, also known as the “whole person” concept. The Honor Code encompasses all aspects of cadet life, from academic integ-rity to personal integrity. It has evolved from an unwrit-ten tradition known as the “code of the gentleman” to a formalized code in September of 1955, when the Corps of Cadets unanimously voted to establish The Honor Code. The development of a cadet into a principled leader is a four-tiered process that includes knowing, adhering, believ-ing, and leading. Its culmination is seen in the cadets who internalize the Code and the alumni who continually apply it throughout their lives.

Cadet PrayerAlmighty God, the source of light and strength, we implore Thy blessing on this our beloved institution, that it may continue

true to its high purposes.

Guide and strengthen those upon whom rests the authority of government; enlighten with wisdom those who teach and those who learn; and grant to all of us that through sound learning and firm leadership, we may prove ourselves worthy citizens of our country, devoted to truth, given to unselfish service, loyal to every obligation of life and above all to Thee.

Preserve us faithful to the ideals of The Citadel, sincere in fellowship, unswerving in duty, finding joy in purity and confidence through a steadfast faith.

Grant to each one of us, in his/her own life, a humble heart, a steadfast purpose, and a joyful hope, with a readiness to en-dure hardship and suffer if need be, that truth may prevail among us and that Thy will may be done on earth. Through Jesus

Christ, Our Lord. Amen.

Honor“A Cadet does not Lie, Cheat, or Steal,

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“The Citadel is a place of pride and tradition. A place where the standards are high, the discipline is strong and leaders are born. The men and women of this institution represent a sense of honor and accomplishment. And I am proud to be with you today.”... “in all that is to come, I know the graduates of The Citadel will bring credit to America, to the military and to this great institution. In the words of your school song, you will go where you’ve always gone... ‘in the paths our fathers showed us. Peace and Honor, God and Counrty -- we will fight for thee.’”

The Honorable George W. Bush43rd President of the United States

“Without question, The Citadel experience opened a world of opportunity for me. I can think of no better preparation for the things I have done or hope to do.”

Dr. Harvey W. Schiller, ‘60Former Executive Director,U.S. Olympic Committee

“...I read this friendly advice in the book: ‘When you receive an order, carry it out to the best of your ability. Never argue or offer suggestions which you think might be better. This is not in your best interest.’ Well, it seems to me that The Citadel has a few things to teach the Cabinet and the Executive Branch, too! In fact, maybe we should just put the whole federal

government through cadet training!” The Honorable Ronald Reagan40th President of the United States

“What you tolerate, you define. And that is what makes this institution so unique. Regardless of class or cadet rank, The Citadel graduate more than anything else carries the reputation for integrity that is unsurpassed by any institution in his nation.”

The Honorable Steve Buyer, ‘80U.S. Congressman

“At the center of The Citadel education, that rock that anchors it’s soul, is the honor system. I found the honor system simple and profound; majestic and life-changing: A cadet does not lie, cheat or steal, nor tolerate those who do.”

Pat Conroy, ‘67Award-winning author

“Citadel graduates have become successfull leaders in both the public and the private sectors, as well as having been involved in every American military conflict since the Mexican war. Thanks to its effective teaching tecniques, The Citadel has earned an enviable reputation as one of the best public colleges in the United States, and there is not a better military school anywhere in this na-tion than The Citadel.”

Robert “Bob” DoleU.S. Senator

Why The Citadel“What you tolerate, you define.” Conquering Challenges Through

Patience, Persistence, Discipline, Determination, Teamwork and Hardwork

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Cadet CreedI will always endeavor to uphold the prestige, honor, and high esprit de corps of The Citadel and the South Carolina Corps of Cadets.

Never shall I fail my comrades. I will always keep myself mentally alert, physically tough, and morally straight, and I will shoulder more than my share of the task whatever it may be.

Gallantly will I show the world that I am a well-trained cadet. My courtesy to superior officers, neatness of dress, and care of equipment shall set the example for others to follow.

And under no circumstances will I ever bring discredit to The Citadel and the South Carolina Corps of Cadets.

★Graduates of The Citadel succeed because they know what it takes to meet a challenge in any field: patience and persistence, discipline and determination, teamwork and hardwork.

The Citadel emphasizes athletic competition as a way to build leaders, learn teamwork and prepare for life’s challenges. Physi-cal fitness represents a vital component of every Cadet’s experience. All Cadets take physical education courses and partici-pate in one or more of our 28 intramural sports, 15 intercollegiate club sports or 16 NCAA Division I athletic programs.

Graduates of The Citadel benefit from an invaluable lifelong association with other alumni. Talk to any graduate of The Citadel, and you will sense first-hand the powerful force of the strong alumni network.

Sir, Yes, Sir • Sir, No, SirSir, No Excuse, Sir

“...three permissible knob answers: ‘Sir, yes, sir’ and ‘Sir, no, sir’ and—I liked this third one best of all—’Sir, no excuse, sir.’ By golly, I think, we ought to send the entire U.S. Congress down here to learn answer number three.”

The Honorable Ronald Reagan40th President of the United States

May 15, 1993

Whatever their major, all cadets will graduate with a “dual degree” in lead-ership. They learn about attention to detail, respect, time management, and discipline.

“Leadership is about integrity, trust and people. The Citadel, with its mission to prepare graduates to be pricipled leaders, is all about integrity, trust and people. There is no question in my mind that, had I not attended The Citadel to learn these values, I would not have come close to achieving what success I have been fortunate enough to achieve.”

L. William Krause, ‘63Retired Chairman of 3COM Corporation

LeadershipConquering Challenges Through

Patience, Persistence, Discipline, Determination, Teamwork and Hardwork

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The Citadel sits on a 300-acre tract of land on the Ashley River. There are 28 buildings grouped around a large (10-acre) grass parade ground. The buildings around the parade ground include 10 classroom buildings, an administrative building, four barracks, a student activities building, infirmary, chapel, a field house and library. Just off the main campus are the football stadium, baseball stadium and alumni center.

CampusEnter the Gates

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Perfect Weather º Open Air Market º Location º DiningNot Just Another City

NAMED AMERICA’S MOST MANNERLY CITYFOR THE 8TH CONSECUTIVE YEAR

MARJABELLE STEWART, ETTIQUE EXPERT, APRIL 2007

FAVORITE ROMANTIC GETAWAY & HISTORIC SITEAMONG SOUTHERN DESTINATIONS

SOUTHERN LIVING MAGAZINE, NOVEMBER 2005

NO. 3 DESTINATION IN FAMILY FRIENDLY TRAVEL AWARDS

FAMILY FUN MAGAZINE, APRIL 2007

COOPER RIVER BRIDGE RUN RECEIVED THEALL-STAR HOST AWARD

FROM SPORTS TR AVEL MAGAZINE

WILD DUNES RESORT RANKED IN THE TOP 10BY TENNIS MAGAZINE

Dining...Eating is king in Charleston! No matter what your taste, you can find a restaurant to suit your desire. American, French, In-dian, Thai, Italian and seafood can all be found close by and enjoyed with a won-derful view.

Charleston has become one of America’s favorite destination cities. With its rich history, endless shopping, Southern hospi-tality and, of course, its beautiful beaches, Charleston offers something for everyone. You will find scenic views, gorgeous water front parks, beautiful homes and something new around every corner.

Location...Charleston is located on the coast midway between Hilton Head and Myrtle Beach. With I-26 ending in the city and con-necting with I-20, I-95, I-40, I-77 and I-85 to the north, Charles-ton is easily accessible from any location.

Open Air Market...The outdoor market, located at 188 Meeting Street, is the place to go to do your shopping. You will find everything from artwork to sweetgrass baskets to hot sauce. The market is a perfect place to find that unique gift.

Perfect Weather...The weather in Charleston is just one of its irresistible qualities. With the aver-age high temperature of 75 degrees and the average low of 54, the Holy City of-fers the perfect weather to suit almost anyone.

What they are saying about CHARLESTON...

This is Charleston, S.C.

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Media Parking

The newly renovated Johnson Hagood Sta-dium has moved media parking to the City of Charleston Gymnasium paved lot directly across from the West Side of the stadium for the 2008 Football season.

The City Gymansium is located on the corner of Hagood Avenue and Fishburne Street. All vehichles must enter the lot on Fishburne Street and parking passes must be visible in order to enter the lot.

Satellite trucks are to park in the East Side lot located directly behind the East Stands.

Requests for parking passes are to be made through The Citadel Athletics Media Relations Office, at (843) 953-5120.

directions to Johnson hagoodFroM the West: Off of I-26, take Exit 219 A (Rutledge Avenue / The Citadel) ... at the bottom of the ramp, continue straight through the light on Rutledge Ave ... travel 1.2 miles and turn right on to Huger Street ... travel 0.4 miles and turn left on to Hagood Avenue ... stadium will be on your left.

FroM the north: Take U.S. Hwy. 17 South into Charleston ... at intersection with Wendy’s, Taco Bell and McDonald’s, turn right on to Hagood Avenue ... go straight and stadium will be on your right.

FroM the south: Take U.S. Hwy. 17 North over the Ashley River ... take Lockwood Drive North exit ... turn left on Lockwood Drive ... road will turn right at Riley Park ... turn left on to Hagood Avenue at next stop light... stadium will be on your right.

the newJohnson hagood stadium

distances FroM charleston (in Miles)Major cities in the regionSavannah, Ga. ................................................................. 108Atlanta, Ga. .....................................................................321Jacksonville, Fla. .............................................................239Charlotte, N.C. .............................................................209Columbia, S.C. ...............................................................114

2007 VisitorsBabson Park, Fla. ...........................................................441Princeton, N.J. ................................................................ 727Cullowhee, N.C. ...........................................................310Elon, N.C. .......................................................................315Statesboro, Ga. ..............................................................163Chattanooga, Tenn. .......................................................445

2007 away sitesClemson .........................................................................249Boone, N.C. ...................................................................302Greenville, S.C. .............................................................. 220Birmingham, Ala. ............................................................468Spartanburg, S.C. .......................................................... 206Elon, N.C. .......................................................................317Gainesville, Fla. ..............................................................307

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credential requestsThe Citadel’s Director of Athletics Media Relations, Noelle Orr Blaney, will handle working press and photographer credentials for the Bulldogs’ home games. Please make your requests for media credentials in writing at least two weeks in advance.

All credential requests should be sent to: Noelle Orr Blaney Director of Athletics Media Relations The Citadel 171 Moultrie Street Charleston, SC 29409-6150 Requests on company letterhead can be faxed to Blaney’s attention at (843) 953-6727 or e-mailed to [email protected].

All other credentials for remaining road contests should be made through the opposing school’s sports information director.

Parking PassesRequests for parking should be made at the same time as requests for media credentials. There is a very limited number of parking spaces available and all requests may not be granted.

Facilities and servicesPress Box: The 2008 season brings change to Johnson Hagood Stadium with the opening of the West Side Tower. There may be continued use of the of the temporary press facility located on the East Side of the stadium opposite of Hagood Avenue for a brief period of time, but the new state-of-the art facility is expected to open during the season.

The temporary and new press boxes are equipped with power outlets at every seat and wireless high-speed internet. Requests for credentials should be made in advance when possible so that The Citadel Athletics Media Relations office can make sure that all media is accommodated due to the limited space. There is a telephone and fax machine which can be used on a first-come, first-served basis. A complete play-by-play and statistics, along with quotes from both coaches, will be distributed shortly after the game.

Photography services: A working press photographer pass will allow photographers to work from the photo decks or the sidelines. Photographers should make their written request through his/her sports editor or director.

hospitality area: There will be a media lounge located on the east side of Johnson Hagood Stadium outside the temporary press facility or in the media lobby of the new facility. All working media are welcome in this area. The Citadel provides a light meal with drinks. The press box and meals are for working media only.

Post-game interviews: The Citadel’s post-game press conference is held in the Altman Center, inside the locker room’s interview room immediately following a 10-minute cool down period. Player interviews will be conducted in the same area. We ask that you supply The Citadel Director of Athletics Media Relations, Noelle Orr Blaney, with the names of the athletes that you wish to interview. They will be brought to the interview room along with Coach Higgins. Every attempt will be made to have Coach Higgins and requested players in the interview room no later than 15 minutes after the game.

The Citadel Media Relations office offers quotes from both coaches following the game in the press box area. The Citadel locker room is closed to the media until a member of the Athletics Media Relations staff opens the locker room.

Weekly interview Policy (in-season): The Citadel Athletics Media Relations office welcomes interviews during the week and will do anything it can to assist. Every Wednesday afternoon at 12:15 p.m., all players will be available for interviews in Coward Hall on The Citadel’s campus. Please notify The Citadel Athletics Media Relations Director, Noelle Orr Blaney, two days in advance of the players whom you wish to interview.

Interviews with coaches and staff can be arranged through The Citadel Athletics Media Relations office.

Player interviews must be arranged through the Athletics Media Relations office. The Athletics Media Relations office will arrange interviews with the players in accordance with the best time available for the reporter and players. Player interviews are not permitted after Thursday’s practice of game week.

Visiting radio: Visiting radio personnel desiring to broadcast athletic events from The Citadel should contact the Athletics Media Relations office at the earliest possible date to request permission to broadcast and obtain credentials.

Two phone lines and a ISDN line are available to visiting Southern Conference schools for use through the Southern Conference’s agreement.

Weekly Press luncheons: Each Monday prior to football games, The Citadel Athletics Media Relations office will host a luncheon for the media. Lunch is served at 11:30 a.m. in the Altman Athletic Center, followed by comments and a question-and-answer period from Coach Higgins at 12 p.m.

The luncheons begin on Monday, Aug. 25 and run every Monday through Nov. 17. Coach Higgins’ comments will also be available in a live video stream through Bulldog Insider on www.CitadelSports.com.

on the internetThe Citadel football website is located at http://www.CitadelSports.com by selecting men’s sports and then football on the left sidebar. All current Bulldog football information can be found on this site, including game notes, weekly stories, statistics, biographies of all members of the team and the coaching staff. The page will be maintained during the season by The Citadel Athletics Media Relations office.

on the radio/internetThe Citadel Sports Network, a production of Kirkman Sports Marketing in association with The Citadel Athletics Department, will broadcast all 12 Citadel football games this season. The Citadel’s games will be aired locally on ESPN Radio 910 AM.

A video and audio broadcast of these games can also viewed and listened to live through Bulldog Insider on www.CitadelSports.com.

Robby Robinson and Glenn Seale will bring all of the hard-hitting action for the eighth consecutive season as the play-by-play and color analyst.

Post game email & FaxThe Citadel distributes all of its game day and press releases through Sports Systems Services, Inc., a company that specializes in distributing material through fax and email blasts. Contact lists are edited by The Citadel Athletics Media Relations Department.

If you wish to receive Bulldog releases through this service please contact The Citadel Athletics Media Relations office for details.



the citadel Media relations departmentMailing address The Citadel Athletics Media Relations McAlister Field House 171 Moultrie Street Charleston, SC 29409

Media relations Phone: ................... (843) 953-5120Media relations Fax: ......................... (843) 953-6727Football Press Box: ................................................ TBAWebsite: ..................................www.CitadelSports.com

athletics Media relations director/Football contact noelle orr Blaney Office:(843) 953-5353 cell: (843) 708-0044 email: [email protected]

associate Media relations director Patrick Walsh Office:(843) 953-7590 cell: (843) 708-0915 email: [email protected]

assistant Media relations director reah nicholson Office:(843) 953-5120 cell: (843) 327-9790 email: [email protected] Video/graphics coordinator Jamie severns Office:(843) 953-5120 email: [email protected]

Noelle Orr BlaneyMedia Relations Director

Patrick WalshAssociate MRD

athletics department directoryadministration ...............(843) 953-5070Larry Leckonby, Director of AthleticsKelly Simpson, Assistant AD/SWAWilliam Sharbrough, Faculty RepresenativeDarlene Poston, Administrative Assistant

Business/tickets/event Mgmt ..(843) 953-7181Ray Whiteman, Senior Associate ADRobby Bennett, Assistant AD, Ticket SalesLynn Meader, Business ManagerAl Buddin, Assistant Business Manager

Brigadier Foundation .....(843) 953-5277TBA, Executive DirectorCaleb Davis, Assistant to the Director

Brigadier Foundation cont...Barbara Mellor, Business ManagerGina Inabnett, Accounting ManagerJulie Straub, Donor Relations Assistant

communications ............(843) 953-6300Andy Solomon, Associate AD, Communications

compliance .....................(843) 953-4806Todd Lair, Assistant AD, Compliance

equipment ......................(843) 953-6866Tim Mitchell, Equipment Manager

Facilities/operations ......(843) 953-2161Mike Groshon, Assistant AD, FacilitiesThomas Cummings, Assistant Facilities Dir.

Marketing/Promotions ..(843) 953-6300Courtney Smith, Daktronics General Manager

sports Medicine .............(843) 953-6867Andy Clawson, Director of Sports MedicineCraig Clark, Assistant DirectorMichelle Lomonaco, Rehab. Coordinator

strength & conditioning..(843) 953-7838Donnell Boucher, Head Strength Coach

Jamie SevernsVideo/Graphics Coordinator

Reah NicholsonAssistant MRD

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the 1993 national championship run of the Texas Tech Lady Red Raider basketball team. Currently he works as an in-structor in the radio and television broadcasting department at Trident Technical College in Charleston.

Seale is a graduate of Lubbock Christian University where he was a two time NAIA all-district selection in basketball. In 1991, Seale received his MA in radio and television at the prestigious SI Newhouse School of Communications at Syra-cuse. He is married to Gayla Heinrich and has three children, Taylor, Alex and Cooper.

Wally Momeier, Citadel class of 1971, returns as the executive engineer of The Citadel Sports Network. Momeier is also the Chief Operator for WTMZ, WQSC, WQNT and WJKB radio in Charleston.

The Bulldog Broadcast Partner Stadium Show begins 60 min-utes before kickoff of each game statewide on the six sta-tion network that includes affiliates in Greenville, Columbia and now Myrtle Beach. The show includes player and coaches interviews as well as up to the minute scores from games around the country.

The Citadel Sports Network, in conjunction with Kirkman Broad-casting, enters its twenty-fourth year broadcasting Bulldog Football on the radio. The Citadel Sports Network’s flagship station is ESPN Radio 910 The Team and is distrib-uted statewide from The Team’s studio’s in Charleston.

Robby Robinson is in his ninth year as “The Voice of the Bull-

dogs”. Robinson, a graduate of The University of Virginia is the Director of Broadcasting for the network and the Gen-eral Sales Manager of Kirkman Broadcasting’s four Charleston based stations.

During the week, Robinson can be seen hosting “The Kevin Higgins Show” on television stations across the state. He also hosts “The Kevin Higgins Radio Show” and “Ed Conroy and Friends” on ESPN Radio 910 The Team. Robinson is married to the former Chara Quinnelly of Omaha, NE, and they have a one-year old son, Riley.

Glenn Seale starts his eighth year on the network as the color analyst. Seale brings 15 years of sports broadcasting experi-ence to the booth. Before moving to Charleston in 1995 to become the Voice of the Charleston Riverdogs, Seale called

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city station FrequencyCharleston WTMZ 910 AMGreenville WLFJ 660 AMColumbia WQXL 1440 AMSumter WDXY 1240 AMGeorgetown WXJY 93.7 FMMyrtle Beach WXJY 1050 AM

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newspapers ............................................................... telephone ..........................................................................emailAiken Standard .......................................................................... (803) 648-2311 ..............................................editorial@aikenstandard.comAnderson Independent Mail .................................................. (864) 224-4321 ........................................... [email protected] Gazette ...................................................................... (843) 524-3183 ............................................ [email protected] Morning News ......................................................... (843) 317-6397 .................................................sbundy@florencenews.comGreenville News ....................................................................... (864) 298-4100 ................................................sports@greenvillenews.com................................................................................................................................................................................... [email protected] Index-Journal .................................................................... (864) 223-1811 ....................................................sports@indexjournal.comThe Island Packet ..................................................................... (843) 785-4293 ............................................ [email protected] Beach-The Sun News ................................................. (843) 626-8555 ............................................... sneditors@thesunnews.com.........................................................................................................................................................................................rgriffis@thesunnews.comOrangeburg Times & Democrat ........................................... (803) 534-3352 ........................................ [email protected] Post and Courier ............................................................. (843) 937-5586 ...................................... [email protected] Hill Herald ....................................................................... (803) 329-4000 ....................................................sports@heraldonline.comSpartanburg Herald-Journal ................................................... (864) 582-4511 ............................................................. [email protected] State .................................................................................... (803) 771-8470 ........................................................rmillians@thestate.comSumter Item............................................................................... (803) 774-1226 ..........................................................dennisb@theitem.comUnion Daily Times .................................................................... (864) 427-1234 ..................................... [email protected]

television stations ..................................................... telephone ............................................................................. FaxWCSC-TV ................................................................................. (843) 402-5555 ....................................................................... (843) 402-5591WCIV-TV ................................................................................... (843) 881-4444 ...................................................................... (843) 849-2519WCBD-TV ................................................................................. (843) 884-2288 ....................................................................... (843) 881-3410WOLO-TV (Columbia) .......................................................... (803) 754-7528 ....................................................................... (803) 691-4015WSPA-TV (Greenville-Spartanburg) .................................... (864) 576-7777 ....................................................................... (864) 587-5430Comcast “The Dog Pound” ................................................... (843) 266-3254 ....................................................................... (843) 266-3271

radios ......................................................................... telephone ............................................................................. FaxCNN Radio 1450 ..................................................................... (843) 763-6631 ....................................................................... (843) 766-1239WTMA ....................................................................................... (843) 556-5660 ....................................................................... (843) 277-1212WSC 730 AM ............................................................................ (843) 884-2534 ....................................................................... (843) 884-1218South Carolina Network ........................................................ (800) 956-7266 ....................................................................... (803) 790-4309

Wire service .............................................................. telephone ............................................................................. FaxAssociated Press (Pete Iacobelli) .......................................... (800) 922-1565 ....................................................................... (803) 252-2913

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2008 cheerleading squad

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THE CITADEL FOOTBALLBulldog Football .....................................................................................2-3Johnson Hagood Stadium .......................................................................4Facilities .......................................................................................................5Athletic Development ..............................................................................6Strength and Conditioning ......................................................................7Coaching Factory ..................................................................................8-9Retired Jerseys .................................................................................. 10-11Bulldogs in the Pros ............................................................................... 12Mascots .................................................................................................... 13Community Involvement ...................................................................... 14Band of Gold ........................................................................................... 15The Citadel ........................................................................................ 16-21Campus..................................................................................................... 22Charleston, S.C. ...................................................................................... 23

Table of Contents ............................................................................ 24-25Quick Facts .............................................................................................. 26

2008 SEASON PREVIEW2008 Outlook ................................................................................... 28-31 2008 Rosters ..................................................................................... 32-332008 Depth Chart ................................................................................. 34

THE COACHING STAFFKevin Higgins ..................................................................................... 36-39Assistant Coaches ............................................................................ 40-47 Support Staff ...................................................................................... 48-49

2008 BULLDOGS2008 Bulldogs .................................................................................... 52-732008 Signees ...................................................................................... 74-76

2008 OPPONENTSWebber International ............................................................................ 78Clemson ................................................................................................... 79Princeton .................................................................................................. 80Western Carolina ................................................................................... 81Appalachian State ................................................................................... 82Elon ........................................................................................................... 83Furman ...................................................................................................... 84Samford .................................................................................................... 85Georgia Southern................................................................................... 86Wofford .................................................................................................... 87Chattanooga ............................................................................................ 88Florida ....................................................................................................... 89The Southern Conference ............................................................. 90-97

2007 SoCon Standings ...................................................................... 942007 SoCon Awards ......................................................................... 942007 SoCon Statistics ................................................................. 95-97

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2007 REVIEW2007 Season Recap ......................................................................100-1012007 Records ........................................................................................ 1022007 Statistics ...............................................................................103-1052007 Game Recaps ......................................................................106-116

HISTORY AND RECORDSTeam Records ....................................................................................... 118Individual Records ........................................................................119-120Top-10 Lists ...................................................................................121-122Top Performances ........................................................................123-124Annual Leaders .............................................................................125-127Year-by-Year Team Statistics ............................................................... 128Honors and Awards .....................................................................129-130Milestone Games ................................................................................. 131Records vs. Opponents ...............................................................132-138Year-by-Year Results ....................................................................139-150All-Time Letterwinners ..............................................................151-155Tangerine Bowl ..................................................................................... 156The Citadel in the Postseason ..................................................157-158

ADMINITRATIONPresident ............................................................................................... 160Athletics Director ................................................................................ 161Department Staff ..........................................................................162-164Head Coaches ..................................................................................... 164TCBF Staff .............................................................................................. 164

MEDIA INFORMATIONDirections to Johnson Hagood Stadium ......................................... 166Media Information ................................................................................ 167Media Relations Department Staff ................................................... 168The Citadel Sports Network ............................................................ 169Media Outlets ....................................................................................... 170Bulldog Insider ...................................................................................... 171

Credits: The 2008 Citadel Football Media Guide was published by The Citadel Athletics Media Relations Office with the intent to serve all media and supporters of Bulldog Football. The guide was written and edited by Athletics Media Rela-tions Director Noelle Orr Blaney. Layout and design by Blaney with assistance from Associate Director Patrick Walsh, Assistant Media Relations Directors Joseph Douglas and Jamie Severns. Research and editorial assistance provided by Douglas, Severns, Walsh and the Bulldog Football coaching and support staff. Photography by Russ Pace. Cover designs by Grant Hawkins.

The Citadel Athletics Media Relations Office extends thanks to the SoCon and all opponent sports information offices, the NFL, the Charleston Chamber of Com-merce, The Citadel Public Affairs Office and all members of past Citadel sports information staffs that have assisted in compiling information that is vital to the publication of this guide. Any corrections to this guide are welcome and should be directed, in writing, to The Citadel Athletics Media Relations Office.

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Quick FactsSchool Quick Facts

Location: .......................................................................... Charleston, S.C.Mailing Address: ....................................................................The Citadel ........................................................................................... 171 Moultrie St. ................................................................................ Charleston, SC 29409Nickname: ..................................................................... Bulldogs, CadetsColors: .......................................... Citadel Blue (PMS 278) and WhiteFounded: ............................................................................................. 1842President: .................................. Lt Gen John W. Rosa, Jr. (USAF, Ret.) Director of Athletics: ....................................................Larry Leckonby Faculty Representative: .......................Lt. Col.William Sharbrough IIIEnrollment: ....................................................................................... 1,900National Affiliation: ....................................................NCAA Division I........................................................ Football Championship SubdivisionConference: ............................................................................... Southern

Football Quick FactsFirst year of football: ......................................................................... 1905Overall Record (Years,Pct.): ..........................446-493-32 (100, .459)Stadium (capacity/playing surface): .......................... Johnson Hagood .................................................................................(21,000/natural grass)SoCon Championships: .........................................Two (1961 & 1992)All-Time Bowl Record: ...................................................................... 1-0Bowl Appearance: ..........................................................Tangerine, 1960 ......................................................... (The Citadel 27, Tennessee Tech 0)All-Time NCAA FCS Playoff Record: ............................................. 1-3NCAA FCS Playoff Appearances: ........................1988, 1990 & 19922007 Overall Record: ......................................................................... 7-42007 SoCon Record (Finish): ............................................. 4-3 (T-3rd)Offense: ............................................................................ Spread OptionDefense: ................................................................................................. 4-3Total Lettermen Returning/Lost: ................................................. 34/13

Offensive Lettermen Returning/Lost: ..................................... 11/6Defensive Lettermen Returning/Lost: ..................................... 19/5Special Teams Lettermen Returning/Lost ....................................4/2

Total Starters Returning/Lost: ........................................................ 16/9Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: .............................................6/5Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: ............................................8/3Special Teams Starters Returning/Lost .........................................2/1

2008 Schedule

Date Opponent .................................................. locationAug. 30 Webber International .................................Charleston, S.C.Sept. 6 at Clemson........................................................ Clemson, S.C.Sept. 20 Princeton .......................................................Charleston, S.C.Sept. 27 Western Carolina ........................................Charleston, S.C.Oct. 4 at Appalachian State ...........................................Boone, N.C.Oct. 11 Elon (Parents’ Day) .....................................Charleston, S.C.Oct. 18 at Furman ........................................................Greenville, S.C.Oct. 25 at Samford .....................................................Birmingham, Ala.Nov. 1 Georgia Southern ........................................Charleston, S.C.Nov. 8 at Wofford ................................................... Spartanburg, S.C.Nov. 15 Chattanooga (Homecoming) .......................Charleston, S.C.Nov. 22 at Florida ......................................................... Gainesville, Fla.

2008 Team Hotel InformationClemson, Sept. 6: Hilton - greenville 45 West Orchard Park Drive, Greenville, SC 29615 Phone: (864) 232-4747

Appalachian State, Oct. 4: Best Western Mountain lodge - Banner Elk 615 Tyne Castle Highway, Banner Elk, NC 28604 Phone: (828)898-4571

Furman, Oct. 18: Hilton - greenville 45 West Orchard Park Drive, Greenville, SC 29615 Phone: (864) 232-4747 Samford, Oct. 25: Doubletree Hotel 808 South 20th Street, Birmingham, AL 235205 Phone: (205) 933-9000

Wofford, Nov. 8: The Radisson 9027 Fairforest Road, Spartanburg, SC 29301 Phone: (864) 574-2111

Florida, Nov. 22: Hilton - Ocala 3600 South West 36th Avenue Phone: (352)854-0673

The Citadel Athletics DepartmentMission Statement

The mission of the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics at The Citadel is to develop, maintain, and continue to improve a well-rounded program of athletics geared to the aims and objectives of The Citadel, the Southern Conference, and the National Collegiate Athletic Association. In order to carry out this mission, all athletics personnel must be familiar with the athletics policy as approved by the Board of Visitors and the President of The Citadel:

The Citadel policy on intercollegiate athletics includes a balanced program covering a broad spectrum of sports for men and women. The College will support this program to enable its representatives to be competitive in every respect. The Citadel will compete as a Division I institution under cur-rent NCAA and Southern Conference regulations. The athletics program will be conducted within the aims, standards, and objectives of The Citadel as a comprehensive military college providing a quality education. The Department of Athletics is committed to gender and minority equity in all of its programs. In addtion, for the safety and welfare of student-athletes, The Citadel maintains full-time certified trainers, a college surgeon, and special orthopedic doctors to provide medical support services.

The Citadel is a member of the NCAA with Championship Subdivision classification in football and Division I classification in all other sports. In addi-tion, the college is a member of the Southern Conference, which is comprised of Appalachian State University, The Citadel, the College of Charleston, Davidson College, Elon University, Furman University, Georgia Southern University, UNC Greensboro, Samford University, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Western Carolina University and Wofford College.


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2008 Bulldog FootballThe 2007 season proved to be the best in 15 years for The Citadel Football program. Finishing with a record of 7-4 overall and 4-3 in Southern Conference action, the finale marked the first time since 1992 the Cadets recorded seven wins in a season.

The Citadel claimed their first win in the open-ing game against cross-town rival Charleston Southern and wrapped up the last game of the season with a 70-point victory over mili-tary rival VMI. Continuing the vision of suc-cess, Coach Kevin Higgins and his staff look to carry the momentum of last year into the 2008 season.

Returning 34 lettermen and bringing in a solid group of 26 freshmen in the 2008 class, the Bulldogs will depend on the leadership of 18 seniors and two captains in junior All-Ameri-can wide receiver Andre Roberts and senior defensive back Jonathan Vest. In his fourth year at the helm of Bulldog Football, Higgins contin-ues to share his vision of winning a Southern Conference Championship.

The Bulldogs will open the season with a re-turn visit by Webber International on Aug. 30, followed by a trip to Death Valley for their first of two Football Championship Subdivision

games of the season on Sept. 6. The team will get a week off after facing the Clemson Tigers in Memorial Stadium before they host Princ-eton for the schools’ first meeting on Sept. 20. The Citadel will then open their Southern Conference schedule, which includes newcom-er Samford and three-time national defending champions Appalachian State, with Western Carolina at Johnson Hagood Stadium on Sept. 27. Elon will be the Bulldogs’ opponent for Parents Day on Oct. 11, while they will face-off against the Mocs of Chattanooga for home-coming on Nov. 15. The Citadel will wrap-up the 2008 regular season in the Swamp at the University of Florida on Nov. 22.

The Offense The Citadel offense returns six starters and five lettermen from last year’s record-setting season. Under the direction of third-year of-fensive coordinator Dave Cecchini, the Bull-dogs finished fourth in the nation in scoring and broke the school record for most points in a game and a season. They also set records for most yards in a game, most passing yards in a season and most passing touchdowns in a season. While several key returning starters will give hope that the Bulldogs can have a re-peat of last year’s success, there are some big shoes to fill on both the offensive line and run-ning back positions.

Expect the strength of the Bulldog offense to be the passing game. Redshirt-sophomore Bart Blanchard, who excelled in his three starts at the end of the 2007 season filling in for injured senior Duran Lawson, returns at the quarter-back position. His favorite target should con-tinue to be wide receiver Andre Roberts, an electrifying player with game-breaking speed. Tight ends Taylor Cornett and Alex Sellars will both provide big targets for Blanchard and will provide experience up front in the running game.

Continued success in the running game will prove to be a challenge with the departure of running back Tory Cooper, who rushed for 1,041 yards in last year’s campaign. Also gone for the 2008 season is first team all-conference center Chris McDowell. Returning offensive lineman Daniel DeHaven, Clay Muirhead and David Morbitzer will all be counted on to help open holes in the running game for a slew of young running backs. The running backs are a talented group, but they lack experience. Only sophomore Cody Wilson saw action in the 2007 season, totaling 240 yards on 47 carries.

QuarterbacksThe 2008 season will begin different than the past three. For the first time in three years, Duran Lawson will be missing from the starting lineup.

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Lawson finished the 2007 season with records for the most offensive attempts in a game (61), offensive yards in a game (486 vs. Furman), total offensive yards in a season (2,436), passing at-tempts in a career (828), completions in a career (511), passing yards in a career (5,376) and the best completion record of a career (511-for-828 – 61.7). Last season alone, he completed 158-of-238 passes for 66.4 percent, totaling 1,879 passing yards and 15 touchdowns, averaging 234.9 pass-ing yards a game. He also rushed for 537 yards in 117 carries, averaging 67.1 yards a game.

The Citadel fans were able to get a glimpse of this year’s starter as Bart Blanchard filled in ad-mirably for the injured Lawson in the Georgia Southern game. In the last three games of the season, the redshirt sophomore totaled 788 passing yards in 54-of-84 attempts, intercepted only once, and recorded seven touchdowns. He also rushed for 181 yards in 51 attempts. His 370 passing yards against Elon was good enough for third all-time for single-game passing yardage at The Citadel.

Backing up Blanchard is redshirt sophomore Cam Turner from Libertyville, Ill. Turner had an excellent spring game and certainly closed the distance between he and Blanchard. His move-ment skills and decision making are two of his assets. Redshirt Mike Cardwell showed much improvement throughout the spring. He has a strong arm and has improved his accuracy.

Miguel Starks, a highly-touted quarterback from Georgia, will also be battling to display his skills and talents. The Mundy’s Mill graduate has a strong arm and excellent movement skills. Alex-ander Wall, a versatile quarterback/punter from North Carolina will bring much needed depth to the position as a true freshman.

Running BacksThe running back position is left vacant by Tory Cooper who led the Bulldogs in rushing the last two seasons. Cooper finished the season with 1,041 rushing yards and entered The Citadel re-cord book as the 11th 1,000-yard rusher, while breaking the record for the most points scored in a season with 126 and the most touchdowns in a season with 21.

Slated as the starter in the fall is sophomore Cody Wilson who saw limited action last season.

Battling Wilson is redshirt freshman Rickey An-derson, who tore his ACL during preseason camp last year. Others competing for action are Mozar Ross, Quentin Bivens, Anthony Maldonado and Nelson Burch. There will be three newcomers who will also be battling for playing time: Terrell Dallas, Asheton Jordan and Ryan Williams. There is a lot of young talent in the backfield and the coaching staff is looking forward to an exciting year from the young backs.

Wide ReceiversThe wide receivers lost two key contributors at the end of the 2007 season in Ta’Mar Jernigan, the Bulldogs’ second leading receiver, and Tim Higgins. Returning starter and third team All-American junior Andre Roberts will continue his assault on The Citadel record book, after record-ing 78 receptions for 1,060 yards as a sopho-more. Senior Josh Haney, who had 18 receptions for 254 yards as a junior, will start at the slot position. Senior Scott Flanagan and sophomore Alex Carr both saw plenty of action last year and will be counted on even more this season. Redshirt freshman Travis Ruff, who had an excel-lent spring and caught two touchdown passes in the spring game, will also battle for playing time. The wide receiver corps will also add some qual-ity depth with the addition of freshmen Dequan Coles, Luke Caldwell and Kevin Hardy.

Tight EndsThe Citadel will miss four-year letterman Aaron Kelly. However, the tight end position is in good shape with the return of starter and second team all-conference performer Taylor Cornett.This will be his third year starting for the Bull-dogs. Alex Sellars, who had a good spring, looks to contribute even more this fall. Brice Peper and Ben Carnell also look to see time on the field. The new faces among the tight ends in 2008 are James Robey from South Brunswick High School in North Carolina and Neal Strange from Irmo High School in South Carolina.

Offensive lineThe offensive line will be the oldest and most ex-perienced the school has had in years, anchored by three starting fifth-year seniors in Jacob Bry-ant, David Morbitzer and Clay Muirhead. They look to improve upon the impressive offensive numbers put up by the Bulldogs in 2007. Three-year starter, two at left guard, Muirhead will take on the center role looking to replace first team all-conference selection Chris McDowell. Mor-bitzer will return to the right tackle spot. The third fifth-year senior on the o-line is left guard Jacob Bryant, who was a former starter on the defensive line. Bryant will add even more experi-ence and leadership to the offense after sitting out the 2007 season with a knee injury. Red-shirt junior Daniel DeHaven will return to the left tackle spot where he started every game in 2007. Sophomore Cory Pope looks to take over the right guard spot where he shared time with former Bulldog Brian Fletcher in 2007.

Spring practice showed great improvement by a number of young men that look to fight for playing time this season. Tommy Suggs will battle Pope at the right guard spot while Colton Clif-ton will push Muirhead at center. Jonathan Fe-lix will move to the left guard spot to compete with Bryant. Tim Parks, who started two games in 2007, will try to put pressure on Morbitzer for the right tackle starting role. Tyler Thornton, MacCrea Finch, Chase Canipe and Elliott New-ton will all compete to add depth to this year’s offensive line after making great strides during the off-season. The coaching staff is also excited about this year’s recruiting class that includes Nate Gerber from Ebensburg, Pa. and Graham Reeder from Denton, Texas.

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The DefenseThe 2008 defense will be faced with some high expectations, coming off a season in which it was ranked at the top of the Southern Con-ference in opponent first downs allowed, red zone defense and total defense. The challenge of the bar being raised will be even tougher as they look to replace all-conference players at defensive end, linebacker and safety. Gone from the 2008 defense are not only great pro-duction on the field, but also experience and leadership.

The good news for The Citadel defensive staff and the Bulldog nation is the college is known for producing leaders. The Citadel defense will look to start the replacement process of all-conference players with fifth-year senior de-fensive tackle Kevin McCaskill, who has been the man behind the scenes for the past two seasons. He will be helped by two dynamic upper classmen in juniors Terrence Reese and Dewitt Jones who look to have break-out years.

The defense will once again have a different look at linebacker as it looks to replace two starters from the 2007 defense, one being an all-conference performer. Junior Jordon Gilm-

ore will lead the charge to take on this chal-lenge, along with sophomores Ryan Keiper, Patrick Connor and Reggie Rice, who all have gained some experience through special teams and spot duty on defense. The Citadel defense will once again seek answers in the secondary to find more consistent performance week in and week out. This task will fall heavily on the shoulders of seniors Jonathan Vest and Dwight House. They will get support from junior Carver Wright and sophomores Mel Capers and Demetrius Jackson, who all logged play-ing time on defense last season. The corner back position will return some experience in juniors Ryan Jones, Shaquill Smith, Tillman Mill-house and some youth in sophomore Cortez Allen and Biron Nabritt.

Defensive line The defensive front will enter the 2008 sea-son looking to three returning starters from last year’s top total defense in the Southern Conference. They will need to step up to fill the loss in production with the graduation of two-time all-conference defensive end Trevar Broughton. McCaskill enters his final season and the fifth-year senior will be counted on for experience and leadership. McCaskill will be joined by juniors Jones and Reese. Charles Major, Erik Clanton, Antonio Davison and Lin-

coln Kling all have valuable game experience and will add depth to the front. Redshirt fresh-men Sherrod Croom and Quintin Turner will compete to get into the rotation. This group of veterans will be joined by three promising newcomers in Chris Billingslea, Jake Moorer, and Demario Sims.

linebackersThe Bulldogs will be looking to replace Kend-rick Lyles, Steve Spann and all-conference per-former Andrew Rowell. Rowell played in 43 games during his career, including 33 consecu-tive starts. Rowell’s departure leaves a big hole to fill. Looking to fill the gap are junior Jordon Gilmore, sophomore Ryan Keiper and fresh-man Johnathan Glaspie. Gilmore has shown great leadership and is a physical player. He has also gained a lot of experience on special teams. Keiper and Glaspie are hard workers that are continuing to learn the position.

There are three Bulldogs fighting to win the other linebacker spot, sophomores Reggie Rice, Patrick Connor and Rhett Bull. Rice moved in from the outside backer spot and has shown excellent range and athleticism. Connor played primarily on special teams last season and has made strides to challenge for a starting role. Bull has shown steady improve-


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ment. He was the winner of the “Iron Bulldog” award this past winter for his hard work in the out-of-season conditioning program. Fresh-men Jonathan Fowler and Chad Hitchman will provide depth as they continue to learn the position. Incoming signee Tolu Akindele will have an opportunity to show what he can do in fall camp. The competition is keen to see who will step up and carry on the tradition of outstanding linebacker play.

SecondaryThe 2008 secondary will have many familiar faces this season. One face that will be sorely missed is Joshua Lawson, who was the media and coaches first team all-conference selec-tions in 2007.

The strong safety position will be manned again by senior Dwight House who started in all 11 games in 2007. He will be backed up by sophomore Tate Blenke and incoming fresh-man Demontrelle Smith. The free safety po-sition, which was vacated by Lawson, will be held down by sophomore Demetrius Jackson and senior Carver Wright. Both have playing experience from 2007 and look to solidify the position. Freshman Chris Hammett will look to learn the system and compete for playing time immediately. At outside linebacker, sophomore Mel Capers looks to continue his success from a year ago as he gained valuable experience as a starter. Also lining up at the position will be sophomore John Synovec and freshman DeAndre Smith. The other outside linebacker position invites a recognizable name back to the starting lineup in senior Jonathan Vest. Be-fore sitting out this past season, Vest started all 11 games in 2006 for the Bulldogs. He will be backed by redshirt freshman Noah Hughes and freshman Jeremy Buncum.

The cornerback position is starting to shape into a unit with more numerous players with a lot of snaps. Ironically, one of its starters, redshirt sophomore Cortez Allen, is coming off an injury in 2007 and does not have as much game experience as the others. Pushing him will be junior Tillman Millhouse, who has started the last 20 games for the Bulldogs and freshman Rod Harland. On the other side, ju-niors Ryan Jones and Shaquill Smith, who have over 20 starts between the two of them, will be battling for the nod, with sophomore Biron

Nabritt competing also after a vastly improved spring. Freshmen Keith Gamble and Kevin Manning will work to learn the system and compete as well.

Special TeamsIn 2007 the Bulldog special teams hit several milestones. Departing senior placekicker Mike Adams connected on a school record of 56 PATs. His 10 PATs in a single game (Webber International, VMI) are also school records. During the 2007 season he was twice named Southern Conference Player of the Week. Ad-ams’ 92 points scored is the highest total by a kicker in school history. The Bulldog spe-cial teams also blocked six kicks last season. Sophomore John Synovec garnered Southern Conference Player of the Week honors for his two blocked punts in the Webber Internation-al game as a true freshman.

Mark Kaspar returns for his final season. In 2007 he was named second team all-confer-ence after averaging 40.9 yards per punt. Each year has been a steady improvement by Kas-par. For the second year in a row, he had the longest punt in the Southern Conference (72 yards). James Costigan is working hard to pro-vide depth. Incoming freshman Cass Couey will have a chance to show what he can do in fall camp.

Sophomore long snapper Bobby Jarvis per-formed well in his first season as a starter. He has been working hard to improve his consis-tency. Tanner Jordan and Ray Webb have both made great strides and continue to battle for playing time. Sophomore Lincoln Kling and red-shirt freshman Chase Canipe will add depth.

Redshirt-Freshmen Jordan Panter and Sam Keeler are competing every day for the place-kicking position. In 2006, Blake Vandiver led the Southern Conference in field goal percentage and 2007 saw Mike Adams lead the conference in PAT production. Both Panter and Keeler are aware of the opportunity and expectations at the position.

The return game will again feature Andre Rob-erts. His 10.7 average per punt return ranked third in the Southern Conference. Jonathan Vest and newcomer Scott Harward are very capable returners as well.

Returning kickoffs will be Roberts and Vest along with Cody Wilson and freshman Rickey Anderson. Additional candidates will come from the incoming freshman class.

As always, continued hard work and dedica-tion over the summer will determine the suc-cess of the Bulldog special teams.

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2008 RostersNuMERICAl ROSTERNo. Name ....................POS .. HT ...WT ....YR ........................Hometown (last School)1 Demetrius Jackson ..... DB .....5-10 .... 190 .......So. ........................................... Columbus, Ga. (Shaw)2 Ryan Jones .................... DB .....5-10 .... 170 ........Jr. ........................... Lawrenceville, Ga. (Collins Hill)3 Tillman Millhouse ........ DB .....5-10 .... 165 ......R-Jr. ........................Summerville, S.C. (Summerville)4 Mel Capers ................... DB ......5-9 ..... 175 .......So. ...... North Charleston, S.C. (Fort Dorchester)5 Andre Roberts ............WR ....5-11 .... 175 ........Jr. ............................... Columbia, S.C. (Spring Valley)6 Cam Turner ..................QB .....5-11 .... 175 .....R-So. ............................... Libertyville, Ill. (Libertyville)7 Keith Gamble ............... DB ......5-9 ..... 155 ....... Fr. ......................................Sumter, S.C. (Crestwood)8 Alex Carr .....................WR .....6-3 ..... 205 .......So. ........................................... Tampa, Fla. (Freedom) 9 John Synovec ................ DB ......6-0 ..... 205 .......So. .................................Columbia, S.C. (Ridge View)10 Biron Nabritt ............... DB .....5-11 .... 175 .....R-So. ........................................Ocala, Fla. (West Port)11 Joshua Haney ...............WR ....5-10 .... 185 ....... Sr. ..................................Fairburn, Ga. (Sandy Creek)12 Ben Carnell ...................TE ......6-2 ..... 210 ....... Sr. ..........................................Wando, S.C. (Hanahan)12 N.J. Carroll ................... DB ......5-9 ..... 170 ..... R-Fr. ..................................Greenville, S.C. (Riverside)13 Cortez Allen ................ DB ......6-2 ..... 180 .....R-So. .................................Ocala, Fla. (North Marion)16 Michael Cardwell ........QB ......6-2 ..... 200 ..... R-Fr. ......................................... Augusta, Ga. (Aquinas)16 Demontrelle Smith ..... DB ......6-1 ..... 180 ....... Fr. ................................Reddick, Fla. (North Marion)16 Kevin Manning ............. DB .....5-11 .... 175 ....... Fr. .......................... Flemington, Fla. (North Marion)17 Miguel Starks ...............QB ......6-2 ..... 200 ....... Fr. .....................................Atlanta, Ga. (Mundy’s Mill)18 Tyler Starnes ................WR ....5-10 .... 175 .......So. .................................Spartanburg, S.C. (Dorman)18 Alexander Wall ............QB ......6-2 ..... 205 ....... Fr. ............................. Asheville, N.C. (AC Reynolds)19 Bart Blanchard .............QB ......6-0 ..... 200 .....R-So. ...... Rock Hill, S.C. (Rock Hill Northwestern)20 John Shaw ......................RB ......5-7 ..... 200 ..... R-Fr. ................................... Philadelphia, Pa. (N.Iowa)21 Rickey Anderson ..........RB ......6-0 ..... 200 ..... R-Fr. ............................Cape Coral, Fla. (Cape Coral)22 Jonathan Vest ................ DB ......5-9 ..... 185 ....... Sr. .............................Corpus Cristi, Texas (Calallen)22 Christian Robertson ..WR .....5-8 ..... 150 ..... R-Fr. ............Savannah, Ga. (Savannah Country Day)23 Terrell Dallas .................RB ......6-0 ..... 205 ....... Fr. ........ Fernandina Beach, Fla. (Fernandina Beach)24 DeAndre Smith ........... DB ......5-9 ..... 185 ....... Fr. .........................................Columbus, Ga. (Carver)25 Shaquill Smith .............. DB ......5-9 ..... 160 ......R-Jr. ............................. Columbia, S.C. (Spring Valley)26 Rod Harland ................ DB .....5-10 .... 195 ....... Fr. .................................Hartwell, Ga. (Hart County)26 Mozar Ross ...................RB ......5-7 ..... 195 .......Sr.. ...................Dorchester, S.C. (Fort Dorchester) 27 Dwight House ............. DB .....5-11 .... 195 ..... R-Sr. ............................ Lexington, S.C. (White Knoll)27 Quentin Bivens .............RB .....5-11 .... 210 ..... R-Fr. ...................... Georgetown, S.C. (Georgetown)28 DeQuan Coles ............WR .....5-9 ..... 170 ....... Fr. .....................................Dinwiddie, Va. (Dinwiddie)29 Tate Blenke................... DB .....5-11 .... 190 .....R-So. .............................. Suwanee, Ga. (N. Gwinnett) 29 Scott Harward .............WR ....5-10 .... 190 .....R-So. ........................Spartanburg, S.C. (Spartanburg)30 Jordon Gilmore ............LB .....5-11 .... 220 ........Jr. .................................Belmont, N.C. (South Point)31 Jeremy Buncum ............LB ......6-0 ..... 195 ....... Fr. .................................. Charleston, S.C. (Stratford)32 Reggie Rice ....................LB ......6-0 ..... 205 .....R-So. ....................................Augusta, Ga. (Greenbier)33 Cody Wilson .................RB ......6-0 ..... 200 .......So. ................................... West Newton, Pa. (Yough)34 Asheton Jordan ............RB ......6-0 ..... 206 ....... Fr. ................................ Summerville, S.C. (Stratford)36 Gibb Clark....................WR ....5-11 .... 180 .....R-So. .................. Isle of Palms, S.C. (Bishop England)36 Cass Couey .................... P ........6-1 ..... 185 ....... Fr. ............................................ Tampa, Fla. (Freedom)37 Kenny Melvin ............... DB ......6-0 ..... 194 ....... Fr. .......................Tallahassee, Fla. (Florida State HS)38 Ryan Keiper ..................LB ......6-0 ..... 215 .....R-So. ....................................Allentown, Pa. (Parkland) 39 Zach Cornett ..............WR ....5-11 .... 190 ..... R-Fr. .............................. Columbia, S.C. (Dutch Fork)39 John Certusi ................. DB ......5-9 ..... 170 ..... R-Fr. .......................................Buford, Ga. (Mill Creek)40 Chris Hammett ........... DB .....5-11 .... 190 ....... Fr. .........................................Manning, S.C. (Manning)40 Michael Ross Collins ..WR .....6-0 ..... 185 ..... R-Fr. .......................... Florence, S.C. (West Florence)41 Sam Keeler ....................PK ......5-9 ..... 180 ..... R-Fr. ..................................... Beaufort, S.C. (Beaufort)42 Nelson Burch................RB ......5-8 ..... 185 .....R-So. ....................Myrtle Beach, S.C. (Myrtle Beach)42 Rhett Bull.......................LB ......5-8 ..... 215 .......So. ..........Downingtown, Pa. (Downingtown West)43 Ryan Williams ...............RB .....5-11 .... 245 ....... Fr. ....................................Ocala, Fla. (North Marion)43 Anthony Maldonado ...RB ......5-8 ..... 190 .....R-So. ........................................ Tampa, Fla. (H.B. Plant)

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No. Name ............................. POS49 Tolu Akindele ..............................LB13 Cortez Allen ..............................DB21 Rickey Anderson ....................... RB77 Chris Billingslea .........................DL27 Quentin Bivens .......................... RB19 Bart Blanchard .......................... QB29 Tate Blenke.................................DB98 Jordan Brought .......................... TE52 Jacob Bryant...............................OL42 Rhett Bull.....................................LB31 Jeremy Buncum ..........................LB42 Nelson Burch............................. RB78 Chase Canipe ............................OL4 Mel Capers .................................DB89 Luke Caldwell ..........................WR16 Michael Cardwell ..................... QB12 Ben Carnell ................................ TE8 Alex Carr .................................WR12 N.J. Carroll .................................DB39 John Certusi ...............................DB95 Erik Clanton ...............................DL36 Gibb Clark................................WR55 Colton Clifton ...........................OL28 DeQuan Coles ........................WR40 Michael Collins ........................WR46 Patrick Connor ..........................LB84 Taylor Cornett .......................... TE39 Zach Cornett ..........................WR47 James Costigan .......................... PK36 Cass Couey ................................... P68 Sherrod Croom ........................DL23 Terrell Dallas .............................. RB64 Antonio Davison .......................DL79 Daniel DeHaven ........................OL72 Alex Evans ..................................DL73 Jonathan Felix ............................OL61 MacCrea Finch ..........................OL87 Scott Flanagan..........................WR56 Jonathan Fowler .........................LB7 Keith Gamble .............................DB67 Nate Gerber ..............................OL30 Jordon Gilmore ..........................LB57 Johnathan Glaspie ......................LB40 Chris Hammett .........................DB11 Joshua Haney ...........................WR83 Kevin Hardy .............................WR26 Rod Harland ..............................DB29 Scott Harward .........................WR50 Chad Hitchman ..........................LB27 Dwight House ...........................DB44 Noah Hughes ..............................LB1 Demetrius Jackson ...................DB53 Bobby Jarvis ................................ LS

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NuMERICAl ROSTER CONT’D...No. Name ....................POS .. HT ...WT ....YR ........................Hometown (last School)44 Noah Hughes ................LB ......6-1 ..... 210 ..... R-Fr. ....... St. Petersburg, Fla.(St. Petersburg Catholic)45 Charles Major .............. DE ......6-1 ..... 230 .......Sr.. ........................................Atlanta, Ga. (Chamblee)46 Patrick Connor ............LB ......6-2 ..... 225 .....R-So. .....................Houston, Texas (Langham Creek)47 James Costigan .............PK ......6-2 ..... 245 .......Sr.. ................................................. Aiken, S.C. (Aiken) 47 Carver Wright ............. DB ......6-2 ..... 205 ......R-Jr. ......................... Florence, S.C. (South Florence) 48 Jordan Panter ................PK .....5-11 .... 180 ..... R-Fr. ........................Winchester, Tenn. (Franklin Co.) 49 Tolu Akindele ................LB .....5-10 .... 205 ....... Fr. ...................................Houston, Texas (Westfield)50 Tim Parks ..................... OL ......6-5 ..... 295 .....R-So. ................................Greenville, Ga. (Greenville)50 Chad Hitchman ............LB ......5-9 ..... 195 ..... R-Fr. .............................. Summerville, S.C. (Stratford)52 Jacob Bryant................. OL ......6-0 ..... 275 ..... R-Sr. ....................Edmond, Okla. (Edmond Sante Fe)53 Bobby Jarvis .................. LS .......6-2 ..... 250 .....R-So. .................................... Beaufort, S.C. (Beaufort)55 Colton Clifton ............. OL ......6-1 ..... 270 .....R-So ..............................Fayetteville, N.C. (Jack Britt)56 Jonathan Fowler ...........LB ......6-0 ..... 215 ..... R-Fr. ............................Douglasville, Ga. (Chapel Hill)57 Johnathan Glaspie ........LB .....5-11 .... 215 .......So. .............................. Columbia, S.C. (Spring Valley)60 Tanner Jordan ............... LS .......5-8 ..... 215 .......Sr.. ..........................Greenwood, S.C. (Greenwood) 60 Elliott Newton............. OL .....5-10 .... 230 .....R-Fr.. ..................... Georgetown, S.C. (Georgetown)61 MacCrea Finch ............ OL ......6-5 ..... 250 ..... R-Fr. ................................. Isle of Palms, S.C. (Wando)62 Ray Webb ....................... LS ......5-10 .... 195 .......Sr.. .....................Springfield, Ga. (EffinghamCounty) 64 Antonio Davison ......... DL ......6-2 ..... 235 .......So. ........................................... Columbus, Ga. (Shaw)65 Thomas Suggs .............. OL ......6-4 ..... 270 ..... R-Jr.. ......................................Sophia, N.C. (Asheboro)67 Nate Gerber ................ OL ......6-3 ..... 260 ....... Fr. ............................Ebensburg, Pa. (Bishop Carroll)68 Sherrod Croom .......... DL ......6-4 ..... 230 ..... R-Fr. ....................................... Kinston, N.C. (Kinston)69 Quintin Turner ............. DL ......6-0 ..... 275 ..... R-Fr. ............................Mount Pleasant, S.C. (Wando)70 Clay Muirhead ............. OL ......6-2 ..... 285 ..... R-Sr. .............................................. Tucker, Ga. (Tucker)72 Graham Reeder .......... OL ......6-2 ..... 250 ....... Fr. ..............................................Denton, Texas (Ryan)72 Alex Evans .................... DL ......5-9 ..... 205 ..... R-Fr. ..........................................Gaffney, S.C. (Gaffney)73 Jonathan Felix .............. OL ......6-3 ..... 275 .....R-So. ..............................Fayetteville, N.C. (Jack Britt)74 David Morbitzer.......... OL ......6-3 ..... 275 ..... R-Sr. .................................Lexington, S.C. (Lexington)75 Tyler Thornton ............ OL ......6-3 ..... 230 ..... R-Fr. ...............................Fayetteville, N.C. (Jack Britt)76 Cory Pope .................... OL ......6-2 ..... 285 .......So. .........................................Aiken, S.C. (Silver Bluff)77 Chris Billingslea ........... DL ......6-5 ..... 230 ....... Fr. ........................................Fort Mill, S.C. (Fort Mill)78 Chase Canipe .............. OL ......6-2 ..... 275 ..... R-Fr. ................................Greenwood, S.C. (Emerald)79 Daniel DeHaven .......... OL ......6-5 .... 295 ......R-Jr. ............................Charleston, S.C.(James Island)80 James Robey .................TE ......6-3 ..... 218 ....... Fr. ...........................Leland, N.C. (South Brunswick)81 Travis Ruff .....................WR .....6-3 ..... 200 ..... R-Fr. ................................Alpharetta, Ga. (Alpharetta)82 Milford Scott .................TE ......6-4 ..... 215 ..... R-Fr. ..........................Charleston, S.C. (West Ashley)83 Kevin Hardy .................WR .....6-0 ..... 175 ....... Fr. ............................................. Ocala, Fla. (Vanguard)84 Taylor Cornett .............TE ......6-4 ..... 240 ....... Sr. ................................ Columbia, S.C. (Dutch Fork)85 Brice Peper ...................TE ......6-1 ..... 220 ........Jr. ..............................Mount Pleasant, S.C. (Wando)86 Alex Sellars ...................TE ......6-5 ..... 235 .....R-So. ........................Greenwood, S.C. (Greenwood)87 Scott Flanagan..............WR .....6-1 ..... 185 ....... Sr. .....Camarillo, Calif. (Hargrave Military Academy)88 Mark Kaspar .................. P ........6-1 ..... 215 ....... Sr. ........................College Station, Texas (Navasota) 89 Luke Caldwell ..............WR .....6-1 ..... 205 ....... Fr. ....................Wilmington, N.C. (John T. Hoggard)91 Kevin McCaskill ........... DL ......6-2 ..... 255 ..... R-Sr. ................................Columbia, S.C. (Ridge View)93 Lincoln Kling ................ DL ......6-6 ..... 270 .......So. .......................... Bryan, Texas (Brazos Christian)94 Jake Moorer ................. DL ......6-3 ..... 225 ....... Fr. .............Birmingham, Ala. (Briarwood Christian)95 Erik Clanton ................. DL ......6-3 ..... 235 .....R-So. ............................ Columbia, S.C. (Spring Valley)96 Dewitt Jones ................ DL ......6-3 ..... 225 ........Jr. ........................................Fairhope, Ala. (Fairhope)97 Demarrio Sims ............ DL ......6-2 ..... 240 ....... Fr. ................................Reddick, Fla. (North Marion)98 Neal Strange .................TE ......6-6 ..... 260 ....... Fr. ..............................................Columbia, S.C.(Irmo)98 Jordan Brought .............TE ......6-2 ..... 205 ..... R-Fr. ..................Belleville, Pa. (Valley Forge Military)99 Terrence Reese ........... DL ......6-0 ..... 275 ........Jr. ................................................North, S.C. (North)

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No. Name ............................. POS 96 Dewitt Jones ..............................DL 2 Ryan Jones ..................................DB34 Asheton Jordan ......................... RB60 Tanner Jordan ............................. LS88 Mark Kaspar ................................. P41 Sam Keeler ................................. PK38 Ryan Keiper ................................LB93 Lincoln Kling ..............................DL45 Charles Major ............................DE43 Anthony Maldonado ................ RB16 Kevin Manning ...........................DB91 Kevin McCaskill .........................DL37 Kenny Melvin .............................DB3 Tillman Millhouse ......................DB94 Jake Moorer ...............................DL74 David Morbitzer........................OL70 Clay Muirhead ...........................OL10 Biron Nabritt .............................DB60 Elliott Newton...........................OL48 Jordan Panter ............................. PK50 Tim Parks ...................................OL85 Brice Peper ................................ TE76 Cory Pope ..................................OL72 Graham Reeder ........................OL99 Terrence Reese .........................DL32 Reggie Rice ..................................LB5 Andre Roberts ........................WR22 Christian Robertson ..............WR80 James Robey .............................. TE26 Mozar Ross ................................ RB81 Travis Ruff .................................WR82 Milford Scott .............................. TE86 Alex Sellars ................................ TE20 John Shaw ................................... RB97 Demarrio Sims ..........................DL24 DeAndre Smith .........................DB16 Demontrelle Smith ...................DB25 Shaquill Smith ............................DB17 Miguel Starks ............................ QB18 Tyler Starnes ............................WR98 Neal Strange .............................. TE65 Thomas Suggs ............................OL9 John Synovec ..............................DB75 Tyler Thornton ..........................OL6 Cam Turner ............................... QB69 Quintin Turner ...........................DL22 Jonathan Vest ..............................DB18 Alexander Wall ......................QB/P62 Ray Webb ..................................... LS43 Ryan Williams ............................ RB33 Cody Wilson .............................. RB47 Carver Wright ...........................DB



OffenselT 79 Daniel DeHaven 6-5 295 R-Jr. 75 Tyler Thornton 6-3 230 R-Fr.

lg 52 Jacob Bryant 6-0 275 R-Sr. 73 Jonathan Felix 6-3 275 R-So.

C 70 Clay Muirhead 6-2 285 R-Sr. 55 Colton Clifton 6-1 270 R-So.--------------Rg 76 Cory Pope 6-2 285 So. 65 Thomas Suggs 6-4 270 R-Jr.

RT 74 David Morbitzer 6-3 275 R-Sr. 50 Tim Parks 6-5 295 R-So.

P 84 Taylor Cornett 6-4 240 Sr. 86 Alex Sellars 6-5 235 R-So.

X 5 Andre Roberts 5-11 175 Jr. 8 Alex Carr 6-3 205 So.

H 11 Joshua Haney 5-10 185 Sr. 36 Gibb Clark 5-11 180 R-So.

Z 87 Scott Flanagan 6-1 185 Sr. 81 Travis Ruff 6-3 200 R-Fr.

QB 19 Bart Blanchard 6-0 200 R-So. 6 Cam Turner 5-11 175 R-So.

T 33 Cody Wilson 6-0 200 So. 21 Rickey Anderson 6-0 200 R-Fr.

DefenselE 96 Dewitt Jones 6-3 225 Jr. 64 Antonio Davidson 6-2 234 So.

Ng 99 Terrence Reese 6-0 275 Jr. 95 Erik Clanton 6-3 235 R-So.

RE 91 Kevin McCaskill 6-2 255 R-Sr. 93 Lincoln Kling 6-6 270 So.

A 22 Jonathan Vest 5-9 185 Sr. 44 Noah Hughes 6-1 210 R-Fr.

M 30 Jordon gilmore 5-11 220 Jr. 38 Ryan Keiper 6-0 215 R-So.

W 32 Reggie Rice 6-0 205 R-So. 46 Patrick Connor 6-2 225 R-So.

B 4 Mel Capers 5-9 175 So. 9 John Synovec 6-0 205 So.

FC 2 Ryan Jones 5-10 170 Jr. 10 Biron Nabritt 5-11 175 R-So.

SS 27 Dwight House 5-11 195 R-Sr. 29 Tate Blenke 5-11 190 R-So.

FS 1 Demetrius Jackson 5-10 190 So. 47 Carver Wright 6-2 205 R-Jr.

BC 13 Cortez Allen 6-2 180 R-So. 3 Tillman Millhouse 5-10 165 R-Jr.

Special TeamsPK 48 Jordan Panter 5-11 180 R-Fr.or 41 Sam Keeler 5-9 180 R-Fr. P 88 Mark Kaspar 6-1 215 Sr. 47 James Costigan 6-2 245 Sr.

LS 53 Bobby Jarvis 6-2 250 R-So. 60 Tanner Jordan 5-8 215 Sr.or 62 Ray Webb 5-10 195 Sr.

2008 Depth Chart

The 2008 Coaching Staff



Kevin Higgins enters his fourth season as The Citadel’s head football coach. Formerly the quarterbacks and wide re-ceivers coach of the Detroit Lions, Hig-gins is the Bulldogs’ 23rd head football coach.

The 2007 season has proven to be the most successful for the fourth-year head coach, claiming the Bulldogs’ first seven-win season in 15 years. Higgins also led The Citadel, who finished 7-4, to their second consecutive winning confer-ence record, 4-3, while breaking over 40 school records throughout the season.

Under Higgins’ coaching, senior quarter-back Duran Lawson broke the school’s record for the most offensive attempts in a game, total offensive yards in a game, total offensive yards in a season, passing attempts in a career, completions in a career, the best completion percentage in a career and the most passing yards in a career.

Nationally, the Bulldogs finished fourth in scoring, sixth in turnovers lost and

10th in pass efficiency. They led the Southern Conference in total defense and pass efficiency, while finishing sec-ond in scoring, third in pass offense and fourth in total offense.

After starting off the 2007 season 2-0 (marking the first such start for the Bulldogs since 1997), The Citadel trav-eled to No. 7 Wisconsin and tied the Badgers at 21 going into halftime. De-spite falling to the Big Ten powerhouse, the Bulldogs went on to claim victories at Chattanooga, Western Carolina and VMI. They led an exciting offensive rally to defeat Furman in overtime, 54-51, to-taling 641 yards. Lawson collected a re-cord 486 yards, setting a career-high of 386 passing yards - the second highest in school history. The Bulldogs wrapped up their home season with a win against Elon, clinching a tie for third place in the Southern Conference.

In just two seasons, Higgins led the Bull-dogs to their first winning conference record in 14 years when they finished the 2006 season 4-3 in SoCon play.

Higgins’ squad won four of their last five games, including a homecoming vic-tory over VMI in the “Military Classic of the South” and a dominating 44-7 win at Elon for their final conference win of the season. The Bulldogs went 2-5 in the SoCon and 4-7 overall in Higgins’ first year at The Citadel.

Prior to his appointment at the helm of Bulldog football, Higgins served as the quarterbacks coach for his first three years with the Lions and was respon-sible for the tutoring and developing of Detroit’s first-round draft pick, quarter-back Joey Harrington. During his fourth season he assumed the position of wide receivers coach and was responsible for the development of one of the most exciting trios of wide outs in the NFL: Az-Zahir Hakim, Charles Rogers and Roy Williams. Higgins coached Williams to the Lions single season records for a rookie in receptions (54), receiving yards (817) and touchdowns (8).

Before joining the NFL ranks, Higgins was one of the hottest coaches in Divi-

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sion I-AA football. At Lehigh University where he led the Mountain Hawks to three straight NCAA playoff appearanc-es. The Higgins’-led team lost only one regular season game in his final three seasons and posted a 32-1 record dur-ing that time. During his tenure, Lehigh defeated Richmond and Western Illinois in the playoffs and posted regular sea-son wins over I-AA powers Wofford and Delaware.

The West Chester graduate posted an overall record of 56-25-1 (30-9 in Pa-triot League play) during his seven sea-sons atop the Mountain Hawks gridiron program. He led Lehigh to four Patriot League Championships (1995, 1998, 1999 and 2000) and was named Patriot League Coach of the Year three times (1995, 1998 and 2000). In 1999 and 2000 he was a candidate for the Eddie Robinson National Coach of the Year Award.

In 2000, Higgins helped Lehigh accrue its second undefeated regular season (11-0) in three years and its third-straight league title. The team ended the season 12-1 after being defeated by Delaware in the quarterfinals of the Division I-AA playoffs. In 1999, Lehigh was 10-1 and earned an at-large postseason bid af-ter being Co-Patriot League champions and ranked 14th nationally. He also was named GTE Regional Coach of the Year in 1999. The previous season, Lehigh completed its first undefeated regular season (11-0) under Higgins, and defeat-ed third-ranked Richmond in the open-ing round of the playoffs before losing to Massachusetts, who went on to win the national championship.

Under Higgins’ tutelage, Lehigh devel-oped into one of the premier passing offenses in the country and topped the Patriot League in passing offense during five of his last seven years. Three former players, Rabih Abdullah (Tampa Bay Buc-caneers), Lehigh’s all-time leading rusher, Rich Owens (Kansas City Chiefs) and Phil Stambaugh (Jacksonville Jaguars)

played in the NFL in 2001.During the summers of 1996-97, Hig-gins did an internship with the Philadel-phia Eagles who held their training camp on the Lehigh University campus. It was there that he studied under current Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Jon Gruden learning the intricacies of the West Coast offense.

Prior to his arrival in Bethlehem, Hig-gins was an assistant coach at the Uni-versity of Richmond from 1985-87, after beginning his collegiate coaching career at Gettysburg (Pa.) College from 1981-84. Before jumping into the college ranks, he worked as a head basketball and baseball coach, and was an assistant football coach at North Warren (N.J.) High School from 1979-80. He was also the head basketball coach and assistant football coach at Emerson (N.J.) High School from 1977-78.

A native of Emerson, N.J., Higgins at-tended Emerson High School where he was captain of the football, basketball and baseball teams during his senior year. In 2004, he was inducted into the Emerson High School Athletic Hall of Fame.

Higgins, a 1977 graduate of West Ches-ter (Pa.) University, earned a bachelor’s

degree in health and physical education. He played free safety on the school’s football squad and was the team’s most valuable defensive back. In 1981, he earned a master’s degree in physical education from East Stroudsburg (Pa.) University.

Higgins and his wife, Kay, a former col-legiate head basketball coach, have three children, Tim (23), Meaghan (21) and Katie Rose (16).

Coach Higgins had the opportunity to coach his son, Tim, for the first time last season when he transferred from the Univeristy of Florida as a fifth-year senior.

(L-R) Coach Higgins, Kay, Katie Rose,(center) Tim and Meaghan.



Coaching Highlights2007, the CitadelCoached Bulldogs to first seven-win season in 15 years, breaking sev-eral team and individual records throughout the year. Coached QB Du-ran Lawson to seven school records, while WR Andre Roberts earned All-America honors. Coach Higgins was a finalist for the Liberty Mutual Coach-of-the-Year Award.

2006, the CitadelCoached the Bulldogs to their first winning conference record in 14 years, while claiming wins in four of the last five games of the season.

2004, detroit lions Coached WR Roy Williams to three Lions single-season rookie records (recep-tions - 54; yards receiving - 817; touchdowns - 8)

2003, detroit lionsCoached QB Joey Harrington to a 1.6 percent sacks-to-pass ratio; led NFL for second straight season in that category

2002, detroit lionsCoached QB Joey Harrington to four single-season rookie records (yards passing - 2,294; touchdowns - 12; completions - 215; attempts - 429)

2001, detroit lionsCoached QBs to third-most passing yards in the NFL (3,969 yards)

2000, lehigh12-1 record and a final national ranking of 8; I-AA Playoffs Quarterfinalist; Patriot League Champions; finalist for the Eddie Robinson I-AA Coach of the Year Award; Patriot League Coach of the Year

1999, lehigh10-2 record and a final national ranking of 14; I-AA Playoff Participant; Patriot League Champions; AFCA’s GTE Regional Coach of the Year; finalist for the Eddie Robinson I-AA Coach of the Year Award

1998, lehigh12-1 record and a final national ranking of 7; I-AA Playoffs Quarterfinalist; Patriot League Champions; Finalist for the Eddie Robinson I-AA Coach of the Year Award; Patriot League Coach of the Year

1995, lehigh8-3 record; Patriot League Champions

1993, lehighPatriot League Champions

1987, RichmondYankee Conference Champions

1984, gettysburg Centennial League Champions

**Coached 45 all-conference selections; three Player of the Year honor-ees, three all-americans, and three NFl draft picks

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What They Are Saying About Kevin Higgins“Kevin Higgins is one of the finest coaches I know. I say that, not because of his outstanding record, but because of the type of person he is. He combines football knowledge with personal integrity and genuine concern for his players.” - Tony Dungy, Head Coach, Indianapolis Colts

“Kevin is a very bright and creative coach. It wouldn’t surprise me if he had an incredible career as a head coach.” - Jon Gruden, Head Coach, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

“Higgins runs as good a program as there is in the country. You don’t get much better than Kevin Higgins, I don’t care what level you are at. The only thing better than his program is his integrity as a person” - Matt Millen, President & CEO, Detroit Lions

“Coach Higgins is a man of integrity. He’s the type of man who will look you in the eye and tell you the truth for no other reason than it’s the right thing to do. In my years playing for coach, I learned just as much about being a good moral person as I did about the game of football. He will forever have my respect and admiration.” - Joey Harrington, Atlanta Falcons quarterback

“Coach Higgins is an outstanding quarterback coach. It was a pleasure to be able to play for someone who truly cares about his players both on and off the field. He was always very organized and a true professional in the way he handled himself.” -Ty Detmer, 1990 Heisman Trophy Winner

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Bob

Felloassistant Head CoachSpecial teams Coordinator

Bob Fello, Higgins’ first hire at The Citadel since taking over the helm of Bulldog football, made his debut at The Citadel as the special teams coordinator and the linebackers’ coach. At the start of the 2006 season, Fello was promoted to Assistant Head Coach.

Prior to joining Kevin Higgins’ staff, Fello spent a year at the Big XII Conference office where he assisted with game day operations and coordinated the evaluation of the conference’s officials.

A 1974 graduate of Kent State, Fello has 33 years of football experience under his belt, with the majority of it coming as a coach, but he has also spent time as a scout, teacher and administrator. He has coached in four bowl games and has coached prominent players such as Dana Stubblefield who won a Super Bowl with the San Francisco 49ers, Gilbert Brown who won a Super Bowl with the Green Bay Packers, Don Davis who won a Super Bowl with the St. Louis Rams and Darren Howard, a No. 1 draft pick for the New Or-leans Saints.

Before joining the Big XII staff, Fello spent two seasons, 2002-04, as the assistant head coach at Southern Meth-odist University in Texas. While coaching at SMU, he coached the defensive line and coordinated the Mus-tangs’ punt return and punt block schemes. His punt return unit set several single game and season records and was ranked third in the NCAA.

From 1999 to 2001, Fello was the defensive line coach at Kansas State University under head coach Bill Sny-der. He also assisted with special teams while coaching the Wildcats to the 2001 Cotton Bowl, 2001 Insight.com Bowl and 1999 Holiday Bowl.

During his tenure at K-State, Fello helped the Wildcats achieve a total defense national ranking of fourth in 2001. Both starting defensive ends, Monty Beisel and Chris Johnson, recorded at least 10 sacks and earned All-Big XII honors that season. He also helped Kansas State to a second-place mark in the nation in total de-fense in 1999. While coaching the 2000 K-State punt return team, which consisted of two-time All-Ameri-can David Allen (1998, 1999) and All-American Aaron

Lockett, Fello led them to a No. 1 ranking in punt return average. Fello also coached Darren Howard, KSU’s career sack leader and Big XII sack leader.

Preceding his three years at KSU, Fello was the defensive and recruit-ing coordinator at James Madison University from 1998-99. Coach-ing under head coach Alex Wood, Fello also concentrated his efforts in the Dukes’ secondary. There he coached All-American Tony Booth who went on to play for the Caro-lina Panthers.

Fello also spent time at Texas Chris-tian University assisting Horned Frogs Head Coach Pat Sullivan. From 1995-97, he was the special teams coordinator and the defen-sive line coach at TCU. The Horned Frogs’ 1995 squad was ranked in the top-20 in every special teams category. Fello coached Lou Groza Award winner Mike Reeder during that time.He began his coaching career at Kent State University as a graduate assistant coach, but progressed up the chain of command from line-backers’ coach to defensive coordi-nator to recruiting coordinator from 1976-87.

Following his stint at Kent State, Fello was with head coach Glen Mason at the University of Kansas from 1988-94. For the first four years on the Jayhawks’ staff, Fello coached the outside linebackers and was their clinic coordinator. But from 1991-94, Fello served as the team’s defensive leader as well as the tackles and linebackers coach. While at Kansas, Fello’s defense led the Jayhawks to a 1992 Aloha Bowl victory over BYU.

Before entering into the coaching profession, Fello was a three-year starter for legendary coach Don James at Kent State where he earned a bachelor’s degree in health, physical education and recreation in 1974.

Fello was born in Baton Rouge, La., and resides in Charleston with his wife, Rona.

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The Fello Fileassistant Head CoachSpecial teams CoordinatorFourth Season at The Citadel

Recruiting areasSouth Carolina, Texas

EducationKent State, 1974

Coaching ExperienceCollege: The Citadel - Assistant Head Coach (2006-present) The Citadel - Special Team Coordinator (2005) Southern Methodist - Assistant Head Coach (2002-04) Kansas State - Assistant Coach (1999-01) James Madison - Def./Recruiting Coord. (1998-99) Texas Christian - Special Teams Coord. (1995-98) Kansas - Assistant Coach, Def. Coord. (1988-94) Kent State - Assistant Coach, Def. Coord. (1978-87)

Playing ExperienceCollege: Kent State, 1968-72

Bowl ExperienceCoach: 2001 Insight.com Bowl (Kansas State) 2001 Cotton Bowl (Kansas State) 1999 Holiday Bowl (Kansas State) 1992 Aloha Bowl (Kansas)

FamilyWife , Rona

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dave

Cecchinioffensive Coordinator

Wide Receivers

The Cecchini Fileoffensive CoordinatorWide ReceiversThird Season at The Citadel

Recruiting areasPennsylvania, South Carolina

EducationLehigh, 1994

Coaching ExperienceThe Citadel - Off. Coord. /WR(2006-pres)Harvard - Offensive Coord./QBs (2003-05)Lehigh - Assistant Head Coach (2001-2002) Offensive Coordinator (2000-2002) Assistant Coach (1994-1999)

Playing ExperienceCollege: Lehigh (1991-94)

FamilyWife, Tammy; Sons, Evan (5) and Will (2)

Dave Cecchini enters his third season as The Citadel’s offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach.

Under Cecchini’s leadership, the Bulldog offense wrapped up the 2007 season finishing fourth in the na-tion in scoring, while breaking several team and indi-vidual records along the way.

The Citadel offense started off the season 2-0 for the first time since 1997, with the second win a 76-0 victo-ry over Webber International. This score marked the most points scored in a Citadel game in modern day. Cecchini also led the Bulldogs to the school record for the most yards gained in a single game when they racked up 641 yards against Furman on Oct. 13 in the 54-51 overtime victory.

The Cecchini led offense also broke the school’s sea-son record for the most points scored, most passing

yards and most passing touchdowns.

Sophomore wide receiver Andre Roberts also broke the school’s record for the most receptions in a sea-son, while earning third team All-America honors.

In his first season directing the Bulldog offense, The Citadel finished third in the Southern Conference in total offense and second in passing offense. Cecchini came to The Citadel after spending three seasons as Harvard’s offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach.

Harvard enjoyed one of the most prolific offenses in college football when Cecchini was in Cambridge. He oversaw a unit that averaged 33.9 points and 414.2 yards per game in 2004 as the Crimson scored at least 30 points in nine of its 10 games. Harvard’s balanced offense averaged 209.1 rushing yards and 205.1 passing yards during the Crimson’s undefeated season.

In his first season directing Harvard’s offense, the Crimson averaged 461.8 yards per game and ranked fourth among Division I-AA teams. Harvard was 17th nationally in rushing offense and 24th in passing and scoring.

Cecchini came to one of the nation’s top offenses from another after spending nine years at Lehigh University where he worked under current Citadel Head Coach Kevin Higgins as offensive coordinator from 2000-02.

During that time, Lehigh averaged more than 350 yards of offense and more than 26 points per game.

In his three years directing Lehigh’s offense, the Moun-tain Hawks amassed a combined record of 31-6, cap-tured two Patriot League championships and twice advanced to the quarterfinal round of the NCAA Divi-sion I-AA playoffs. Cecchini served as Lehigh’s assistant head coach during the 2001 and 2002 seasons.

Before entering the coaching ranks, Cecchini was an All-American receiver at Lehigh. As a senior in 1993, he was a first team All-America selection by both As-sociated Press and The Sports Network. During that season, he established school and Patriot League re-cords for receptions (88), receiving yards (1,318), and TD catches (15), and led the nation in both receptions and receiving yards per game.

Cecchini received a bachelor’s degree in marketing from Lehigh in 1994 and joined the Mountain Hawk coaching staff that fall, after a tryout in the Canadian Football League.

Cecchini and his wife, Tammy, reside in Charleston, S.C., with two sons, Evan (5) and Will (2).

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Collinsdefensive CoordinatorSafeties

Isaac Collins enters his third year with the Bulldog Football program. Joining The Cita-del staff in December 2005, Collins began his second tenure as defensive coordinator with Bulldog Head Coach Kevin Higgins. In 2000, he joined Higgins’ staff at Lehigh as the secondary coach and served as recruit-ing coordinator.

In just his second season at the helm, the Bulldog defense is coming off a season in which it ranked at the top of the Southern Conference in opponent first downs al-lowed, red zone defense and total defense, and had three first team All-Conference se-lections.

Collins came to The Citadel from the Uni-versity of Delaware where he coached the secondary and served as the recruiting co-ordinator. Prior to Delaware, he spent five seasons in the Patriot League at Lehigh and College of the Holy Cross. Collins, while at Holy Cross, served as associate head coach, defensive coordinator and coached the sec-ondary.

A 1994 graduate of the University of Roch-ester (N.Y.) with a degree in political sci-ence, Collins, 36, has spent his entire coach-ing career mentoring young men on the East Coast. He began at Hobart College in Geneva, N.Y. in 1994 and served for five seasons as running backs coach, junior var-sity head coach and defensive backs coach until 1997. He also served as Hobart’s de-fensive coordinator, recruiting coordinator and chairperson of the Academic Retention Committee and was an assistant director of the Hobart summer football camp.

In 1998, Collins moved up to the NCAA I-AA level. He coached the running backs for two seasons in 1998 and 1999 at Co-lumbia University in New York City. Dur-ing his coaching tenure, Collins has directly coached 11 all-conference selections.

In addition to his coaching at the collegiate level, Collins gained valuable experience working two summers in the National Foot-ball League Minority Fellowship Program. In 1999, he assisted with the secondary of the

New York Giants and in 2001 worked with the secondary of the Philadelphia Eagles.

Orginally from upstate New York, Collins was a four-year varsity athlete at Roches-ter, lettering in football, serving as a team captain as a senior in 1993 and earning the honor of conference offensive player of the year in 1992. He finished his career in 1993 as the second leading rusher in school his-tory and was an all-conference selection in 1992 and 1993.

Collins, his wife, Ada, daughter, Kayla (8) and son, Jaylen (7) reside in Charleston.

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The Collins Filedefensive CoordinatorSafetiesThird Season at The Citadel

Recruiting areasGeorgia, Florida

EducationRochester, 1994

Coaching ExperienceCollege: The Citadel - Defensive Coord. (2006-present) Delaware - Recruiting Coord./Secondary (2005) Holy Cross - Assoc. Head Coach/Def. Coord./Secondary (2004) Lehigh - Recruiting Coord./Secondary (2000-03) Columbia - Running Backs (1998-99) Hobart College - Assistant Coach (1994-97)

Playing ExperienceCollege: Rochester, 1990-93

FamilyWife, Ada; Children, Kayla (8) and Jaylen (7)

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Ryan

HearnRecruiting Coordinator

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The Hearn FileRecruiting Coordinatortight EndsFourth Season at The Citadel

Recruiting areasFlorida, South Carolina

EducationSouth Florida, 2003

Coaching ExperienceThe Citadel - Assist. Coach/Recruiting Coord. (2005-pres)South Florida - Graduate Assistant (2003-04)

Playing ExperienceProfessional: Arena Football (2003)College: South Florida (1999-2003)

FamilyWife, Emily

Ryan Hearn enters his fourth year on the Bulldogs staff and second as recruiting co-ordinator. Hearn came to The Citadel after serving as a graduate assistant for coach Jim Leavitt at the University of South Florida.

A three-year letterman for USF, Hearn earned his bachelor’s degree in 2003, gradu-ating and joining the coaching staff. Follow-ing his playing career, he worked with the defensive staff during the 2003 season and spent 2004 with the offense while earning his masters degree.

As a player at South Florida, Hearn was tabbed as team captain during his senior season in 2002. Immediately after his col-legiate playing days came to an end, Hearn spent one season playing in the Arena Football League, spending time as a valued

member of the Orlando Predators and the Tampa Bay Storm.

A graduate of Belleview High School in Oca-la, Fla., Hearn was a Class 4A All-State free safety as a sophomore in 1995. He earned All-County in each of his three varsity sea-sons.

Hearn, originally from Gainesville, Fla., was married to the former Emily Williams on June 21, 2008.

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Everette

SandsRunning Backs

Everette Sands, a former four-time All-Southern Conference selection at The Citadel, is back for his second term as the Bulldogs’ running backs coach.

Sands, who spent four years coaching the backfield at Ohio University before returning to The Citadel, was an assis-tant under former Bulldog head coach Don Powers for the 1999 and 2000 sea-sons.

Following his graduation from The Cita-del in 1993, Sands worked in private business for two years before serving as the head football coach at Sea Island Academy in Charleston.

Former Citadel Offensive Coordinator and then-Elon Head Coach Al Seagraves hired Sands in 1996 where he served as the running backs coach for three sea-

sons before returning to his alma mater in 1999.

Sands, a native of Conway, S.C., ranks second all-time on the Bulldogs’ rush-ing chart with 3,926 yards and second in scoring with 204 points on 34 touch-downs. He served as the team’s captain in 1993.

In 1992, Sands helped The Citadel to a Southern Conference championship and number one final ranking by rushing for 1,449 yards and 12 touchdowns as the Bulldogs posted an overall record of 11-2. The 1,449 rushing yards marked the second highest single-season total in school history and, for his efforts, Sands was named First Team All-Southern Conference, First Team All-South Caro-lina and Second Team All-America.

Sands, a 2004 Citadel Athletic Hall of Fame inductee, is married to the former Yvette Newton of Hartwell, Ga. They have three children, Tre (7), Sierra (5) and Josiah (1).

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The Sands FileRunning BacksFourth Season at The Citadel

Recruiting areasNorth Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Kentucky, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia

EducationThe Citadel, 1993

Coaching ExperienceCollege: The Citadel - Assistant Coach (2006-present) Ohio - Assistant Coach (2001-04) The Citadel - Assistant Coach (1999 - 00) Elon - Assistant Coach (1996 - 98)

Playing ExperienceCollege: The Citadel (1990 - 93)

FamilyWife, Yvette; Children, Tre (7), Sierra (5) and Josiah (1)

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Westerfielddefensive line

The Westerfield Filedefensive lineThird Season at The Citadel

Recruiting areasNorth Carolina, South Carolina, Ohio, New Hamp-shire, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, Maine

EducationHamilton College, 1992

Coaching ExperienceCollege: The Citadel - Assistant Coach (2006 - pres) Harvard - Assistant Coach (2002 - 05) Ohio Northern University - Assistant Coach (2000-01) Methodist College - Assistant Coach (1992-99)

Playing ExperienceCollege: Hamilton College (1989-1992)

FamilyWife, Faith; Daughters, Jada Morgan (6) and Tara (3)

Eric Westerfield enters his third sea-son at The Citadel as the defensive line coach. He joined the Bulldogs in 2006 after spending four seasons at Harvard.

At Harvard, Westerfield was the defen-sive line coach and recruiting coordina-tor. He helped the Crimson to a 31-9 record over that time, including a 10-0 record and Ivy League Championship in 2004.

Prior to his stint at Harvard, Wester-field spent two years at Ohio Northern

University, where he was defensive line coach and special teams co-coordinator. He also coordinated player academic monitoring, recruited players from Ohio and Florida, and assisted with the team’s strength and conditioning program. The Polar Bears enjoyed consecutive winning seasons during Westerfield’s tenure, go-ing 9-3 in 2000 while qualifying for the NCAA Division III playoffs and then fin-ishing 8-2 in 2001. He also served as a lecturer in the health, physical education and sport studies department at Ohio Northern.

Westerfield also spent eight seasons as an assistant at Methodist College in Fay-etteville, N.C. He began his career there in 1992 coaching linebackers and defen-sive ends in 1993, and subsequently the offensive line (1994-96), and then the defensive line while working as special teams coordinator (1997-99). Through-

out his years with the Monarchs, West-erfield also coordinated the team’s strength and conditioning program. Methodist finished .500 or better in five of his eight seasons on staff, highlighted by a 9-1 record in 1997.

Westerfield is a 1992 graduate of Ham-ilton College, where he was a four-year starting defensive tackle and two-year captain. He was the NESCAC’s Defen-sive Player of the Year as a senior and was twice chosen first team all-con-ference. He also earned first team All-ECAC honors in 1991 after garnering second team accolades as a junior. West-erfield graduated from Hamilton with a bachelor’s degree in government.

Westerfield, his wife, Faith, and daugh-ters Jada Morgan (6) and Tara (3) reside in Charleston.

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LarkinsCornerbacks

Aashon Larkins joined The Citadel coaching staff in the spring of 2006 and enters his second season as an assistant coach responsible for the development of Bulldog cornerbacks. He comes to The Citadel from Wagner College in Staten Island, N.Y., where he served as the defensive back coach and academic liaison. His defensive backs were second in Division I-AA interceptions with 21 for the 2005 season.

Before Wagner, Larkins worked under current Bulldog defensive coordinator

Isaac Collins as the cornerbacks coach at College of the Holy Cross for one season after working as a student as-sistant at Lehigh University. He also in-terned with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Larkins was a three-year letterman un-der Higgins at Lehigh, where he was a member of the three-time Patriot League Championship team and one Lambert Cup Championship. During his years at Lehigh, the Mountain Hawks were 41-8. A double major, Larkins graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in psychology

and sociology in December 2003.Larkins, a native of Hackensack, N.J., was married to the former Jacquelin Stove on June 21, 2008.

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The Larkins FileCornerbacksThird Season at The Citadel

Recruiting areasAlabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida, New Jersey, New York

EducationLehigh, 2003

Coaching ExperienceCollege: The Citadel - Assistant Coach (2006-present) Wagner College - Assistant Coach (2005) College of the Holy Cross - Assistant Coach (2004) Lehigh - Student Assistant (2003)

Playing ExperienceCollege: Lehigh (1999 - 02)

FamilyWife, Jacquelin

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Oleckioffensive line

The Olecki Fileoffensive lineFifth Season at The Citadel

Recruiting areasGeorgia, Hawaii, Alaska

EducationThe Citadel, 2003

Coaching ExperienceCollege: The Citadel - Assistant Coach (2006 - pres) The Citadel - Graduate Assistant (2004 - 05)

Playing ExperienceCollege: The Citadel (2000 - 03)

Kevin Olecki, a former Bulldog letter-man, enters his fifth season with the coaching staff and third as offensive line coach. Olecki spent his first year as a coach under former Citadel Head Coach John Zernhelt.

Olecki spent his first two years coach-ing as the Bulldogs’ tight ends coach. During the 2005 season, Olecki was in-strumental in the development of Taylor

Cornett at tight end and Nick Fender as long snapper. Promoted in 2006, he will head the offensive line again, of which he was a four-year letterman and starter for The Citadel. During the 2006 season, Olecki’s offensive line helped The Cita-del rank third overall in the Southern Conference in total offense with 354 yards a game. In 2007, his offensive line led the Bulldogs to a national ranking of fourth in scoring. Under Olecki’s tute-lage, senior center Chris McDowell was selected as first team All-Conference.

Olecki finished his playing career at the conclusion of the 2003 season and was tabbed second team All-Southern Con-ference by the coaches and media fol-

lowing his senior season. During his se-nior season, he served as a cadet captain in the Corps of Cadets and was named team captain by his teammates.

Olecki, a member of the class of 2003, earned a bachelors degree in business administration and is currently working on a masters in business administration in The Citadel Graduate College.

Olecki is a native of Marietta, Ga. and resides in Charleston.

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Hoggeassistant offensive line

Nathaniel Hogge is entering his first season as a member of The Citadel coaching staff. He will work primarily with the offensive line.

Prior to joining the Bulldogs, Hogge worked with the Oklahoma State football coaching staff for three seasons. The last two years he was the graduate assistant coach work-ing with the offensive line. In 2005, Hogge worked in quality control for the Cowboys’ offense.

Before going to Oklahoma State, Hogge spent two years at the University of North Carolina as a graduate assistant coach. He spent one year working with the offense under long time coach Gary Tranquill and one year working with current defensive coordinator Marvin Sanders.

Prior to his time at UNC, Hogge spent one season working with the Fork Union Military Academy post-graduate team as an offensive assistant. He worked with the offensive line and running backs and also served as the operations coordinator as he dealt with the day-to-day operations of the football team.

Hogge was a member of the Elon University football team for four seasons and served one year as a student assistant. He received his degree in communications with a double concentration in broadcast and corporate communications from Elon.

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Nurseassistant Secondary

Wes Nurse enters his second year with The Citadel Football program after spending two years at his alma mater Boise State as a defen-sive graduate assistant.

As a graduate assistant, Nurse helped coach the Broncos to two WAC Championships, a no. 5 national ranking and Fiesta Bowl victory in 2007, a no. 14 ranked defense in the coun-try, no. 7 against the run (2006) and no. 18 for points per game in 2006. Nurse also worked with the Boise State linebackers (2005) and defensive backs (2006).

Prior to his return to Boise State, Nurse worked as co-defensive coordinator at Capital High School in Boise, Idaho after starting at defensive back for three years with the Broncos. As a member of two Big West and two WAC Championship teams, Nurse was named second team All WAC in 2002 and first team All WAC as the team captain in 2003.

Nurse earned a bachelors degree in business and administration with a concentra-tion in marketing in 2004 and is currently pursuing a masters degree.

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Aldendefensive Quality Control

Matthew

Mohleroffensive Quality Control

Matthew Mohler enters his second year at The Citadel after completing his collegiate career at Lehigh University.

The four-year letterman completed his foot-ball career with second team All-Patriot League honors at outside linebacker in 2006 after winning two Patriot League Champi-onships with the Mountain Hawks. Mohler earned a bachelors degree in history from Lehigh in 2007 and is responsible for offensive quality control.

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HarpeFootball operations

Andrew Alden joined The Citadel coaching staff last fall and enters his first season as a graduate assistant coach for the defense and special teams. He comes to The Citadel from Pinewood Preparatory School in Sum-merville, S.C. where he served as an assistant varsity coach responsible for the defensive secondary and the offensive line.

Before Pinewood, Alden was a secondary coach at Shepherd University in Shep-herdstown, WVa. for the 2005 season. That year Shepherd had its first undefeated regular season in 50 years, winning the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Con-ference title, a No. 6 national ranking, and a berth in the Division II playoffs. Alden coached Division II All-American Dan Peters who, in 2005, set the school record for interceptions in a season (12).

Prior to graduating college, Alden worked as an assistant varsity lacrosse coach for Morgantown High School in Morgantown, WVa.

Alden is a six-year veteran of the U.S. Army Reserves and is stationed with the 350th Medical Company at the Naval Weapons Station in North Charleston.

Alden is a 2004 graduate of West Virginia University where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in history.

Alden, a native of Harpers Ferry, WVa. was born on May 28, 1979. Alden and his wife, the former Dr. Kari-Beth Law of Bluefield, WVa., reside in Charleston.

Josh Harpe enters his second season with The Citadel Football coaching staff. A 2007 graduate of The Citadel, Harpe played foot-ball for The Citadel until a ankle injury ended his football career. After serving as a student coach for the 2006 season, he officially joined the staff as the assistant for football operations in 2007.

Harpe completed a bachelor of science de-gree in education in 2007. He is the son of Jim and Barbara Harpe and is originally from Lexington, S.C.

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BoucherHead Strength and Conditioning Coach

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Donnell Boucher was named the new head strength and conditioning coach for Bulldog Athletics in the spring of 2008 and enters his second year with The Citadel.

Boucher, previously the assistant strength and conditioning coach, joined the staff in the April of 2007 after working as the performance director at Competitive Athlete Training Zone in Auburn, Mass. where he trained athletes of all levels in performance enhancement. Prior to his stint at Competitive Athlete Training Zone, Boucher was a volunteer strength and conditioning coach at Iona University.

Boucher earned a bachelors degree in health education from Worcester State College where he was a four-year football letterman. As a three-year starter he was a recipient of the Scholar Athlete Award in 2004 and 2005. His strength and conditioning certifications include CPR/BLS Health Care Provider and AED, along with being a NSCA certified strength and conditioning specialist.

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Clawsondirector of Sports Medicine

Entering his 36th year at The Citadel, Andy Clawson serves as the college’s first-ever director of sports medicine for the athletic department.

Clawson is responsible for the preven-tion and rehabilitation of athletic-related injuries and illnesses for more than 350 cadet-student-athletes in addition to the members of the South Carolina Corps of Cadets.

A highlight of his career came in the summer of 2001 when he was en-shrined in the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) Hall of Fame in ceremonies in Los Angeles. Locally, he was recognized with the Charles-ton Metro Sports Council’s Achievement Award. He takes great pride in the successes of his numerous former assistant trainers who have entered the athletic training field on a variety of levels, including professional ranks, colleges, racing, rehab and hospital facilities, among others.

Additionally, he was the 1998 recipient of the Fred Hoover Award, the high-est sports medicine-related honor given in the state of South Carolina. The Citadel recognized him with the Outstanding Service Award in 1992.

A native of El Dorado, Ark., Clawson received his BSE degree from Hen-derson State in 1969 and earned his master’s degree, also from Henderson State, in 1970. He was recognized by his alma mater in 2002 with the Dis-tinguished Alumnus Award.

After a brief stint as Henderson State’s Athletic Trainer in 1969-70, Claw-son spent three years as an Assistant Athletic Trainer at Clemson Univer-sity and became The Citadel’s Head Athletic Trainer in 1973.

Clawson has been active in many professional organizations, especially the NATA, where he twice served as vice-president, served on two occasions as a member of its Board of Directors, and twice acting as the District III Director. Since 1990, he has served on NATA’s Board of Certification. Within South Carolina, he has been on the S.C. Advisory Committee for Athletic Trainers since 1984, and continues to serve as the state chairman. Clawson also holds membership in the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine, and The McCue Society, among others.

Generous with his time and popular on the speaking circuit, Clawson served as Athletic Trainer for the 1976 USA Basketball Team Olympic Tri-als in Raleigh, NC, and also volunteered his services for the 1996 Special Olympic World Games, also in Raleigh. In 2003 Clawson and his staff won the Athletic Training Staff of the Year from the South Carolina’s Athletic Trainer’s Association.

He is married to the former Mary Richardson of Sullivan’s Island, S.C., and has one son, Drew.

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MitchellEquipment Manager

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WeberVideo Coordinator

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WongFootball Officeadministrative assistant



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#13 Cortez Allen

DB 6-2 180 RSOWe Believe!Ocala,Fla./NorthMarion

2007: Redshirted…2006: Sawactioninfourgames…recordedoneassistedtackleagainstWesternCarolina…notchedonesolotackle against VMI … High School: All-State First Team selec-tion…All-CityFirstTeam(AAA)selection…namedteam’sMostImprovedDefensivePlayer…teamwon2005RegionalChampion-ship…playedintheNorth-SouthAll-StarClassic…coachedbyDarylDamon…onlyplayedvarsityfootballhissenioryear,2005…alsorantrack…Personal: CortezAllen…bornonOct.29,1988…sonofLouisandPatriciaGreen…majoringinhealthandwellness.

2007: Redshirted…High School: A2007graduateofCapeCoralHighSchool…earnedlettersinfootball(3),track(3)andbasket-ball(2)…AllConferencehonoree…CapeCoralBreezePlayeroftheWeekfourtimes…highschoolteammadetheplayoffshisjunior year for the first time since 1992 … rushed 168 times for 1,254yardsinhighschool…coachedbyTreyDavis…Personal: RickeyLeonAnderson,Jr.…bornSept.21,1988inFt.Myers,Fla.…sonofRickey,Sr.andTeresaAnderson…relatedtoWash-ingtonRedskinswidereceiverSantanaMossandN.Y.GiantswidereceiverSinoraceMoss…majoringinbusinessadministration.

2007: Redshirted…High School: GraduatedfromGeorgetownHighSchoolin2007…letteredinfootballandbaseballthreeyears… earned Bulldog Award … recorded 118 tackles, five sacks and twotouchdownsseniorseason…Personal: QuentinBivens…bornonMarch30,1989…sonofDonnieandDebraBivens…brotherplaysfootballforSouthCarolinaStateUniversity…major-inginbusinessadministration.

#21 Rickey Anderson

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#27 Quentin Bivens

RB 5-11 210 RFRWe Believe!Georgetown,S.C./Georgetown

#19 Bart Blanchard

QB 6-0 200 RSOWe Believe!RockHill,S.C./Northwestern

2007: SawactionagainstWebber International,completing2-of-3passes for22yards,whilerushingtwice for20yards…Break-out performance came with first collegiate start at quarterback on Homecoming against Appalachian State, connected 20-of-36passesfor197yardsandonetouchdown;carried22timesfor64yards andone touchdown…Recorded the thirdhighest single-gamepassingyardsinschoolhistoryagainstElonwith370yardson22-of-29completions,includinga68-yardpasstoAndreRoberts;rushed for64yardson22carries,earningSouthernConferenceFreshmanPlayerof theWeek…totaled221yardsatVMIwith12-of-18 completions and eight carries for 62 yards … Totaled802 passing and 181 rushing yards in three starts, finishing the sea-sonwith58-of-91completionsfor824yardsandoneinterception,while compiling201 yardson53 carries…2006: Redshirted ...High School: Charlotte Observer Pre-Season All-Area quarter-back, receivedAll-UpperStatehonorshis junior year, teamwasranked21stbyUSAToday,wastheNorthCarolina/SouthCaro-linachampionoftheNFL’sPunt,PassandKickcontest...namedaTop-100SeniorProspectbyHighSchoolSportsReport, listedinTomLemming’s2005PrepFootballReport...Personal: MatthewBartonBlanchard...bornonMarch6,1988...sonofZaleBlanchardandKayeBlanchard...majoringinsportmanagement.

Blanchard’s Career StatisticsRuSHINg g att Yds td lg avg/C avg/g2007 7 53 201 2 30 3.8 28.7total 7 53 201 2 30 3.8 28.7

PASSING G Att Cmp Int Yds TD Lg Pct Avg/P Avg/G Effic2007 7 91 58 1 824 7 68 63.7 14.2 117.7 162.98total 7 91 58 1 824 7 68 63.7 14.2 117.7 162.98

total oFFENSE g Rush Pass total avg/g2007 7 201 824 1025 146.4total 7 201 824 1025 146.4

all PuRPoSE g Rush Rec PR KR IR total avg/g2007 7 201 0 0 0 0 201 28.7total 7 201 0 0 0 0 201 28.7

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#29 tate Blenke

DB 5-11 190 RSOWe Believe!Suwanee,Ga./N.Gwinnett

2007: Saw action against Webber International … 2006: Red-shirted ...High School: GraduatedfromNorthGwinnettHighSchool in2006…Personal:TateBlenke…majoring inhealthandwellness.

2007: Redshirted…High School:GraduatedfromIndianValleyHighSchoolin2006andattendedValleyForgeMilitaryin2007…lettered three years in football and one year in track and field … wasnamed two-timeall-conference, all-stateclassic selection…Personal: JordanBrought…bornonAug.5,1988…sonofMarkandSherriBrought…majoringincriminaljustice.

2007: Redshirtedduetoakneeinjury…2006: Playedinall11games, starting seven … made 13 tackles on the year, five solo and eightassisted…2.5tackleswererecordedforatotallossofsixyards…notchedtwotacklesagainstWesternCarolina(onesolo,oneassisted),recording1.5tacklesforatotallossoffouryards…recordedtwoassistedtacklesatTexasA&MandinTheCitadel’s48-21victoryoverrivalVMI…notchedtwosolotacklesagainstChattanoogaandatWofford…2005: Sawactionineightoftheteam’s 11 games ... started in five of those games ... recorded two solotackleswith11assisted...oneofthoseassistedtackleswasforaloss...2004:startedall10gamesonthedefensivefrontandtallied 13 tackles, seven solo stops, and a fumble recovery ... first careerfumblerecoverycameagainstBenedict,whilealsotallyingacareer-bestfourtackles...High School:2003FirstTeamAll-State(Oklahoma)atEdmondSantaFeHighSchool ...2003McDonaldEast-WestOklahomaAll-StarGameinvitee...2003FirstTeamAll-Region...2003TeamCaptain...duringhissenioryearherecorded83tackles,sevensacksand18pressures...three-yearstarter(‘01,

#98 Jordan Brought

TE 6-2 205 RFRWe Believe!Belleville,Pa./ValleyForgeMilitary

#52 Jacob Bryant

OL 6-0 275 RSRWe Believe!Edmond,Okla./EdmondSanteFe

‘02,‘03)...coachedbyDanCocannouer...Personal:JacobBryant...bornonJuly27,1985...sonofBobandLindaBryant...hasthreebrothersthatplayedcollegiatefootball,Zac(SouthwesternOkla-homaState),Greg(WesternMichigan)andJeff(Tulsa)...majoringinbusinessadministration.

2007: Saw action in all games on special teams … finished the season with one solo and one assisted tackle, both at WesternCarolina…earnedIronBulldogaward…High School:Gradu-atedfromDowningtownWestin2007…letteredthreeyearsinfootballandoneyear in lacrosse…earnedteamdefensivemostvaluable player, Chesmont linebacker of the year … Personal:DarrylRobertBull,Jr.…bornonSept.15,1988…sonofColleenBullandDarrylBull…fatherDarrylBullplayedfootballforPenn…majoringinhealthandwellness.

#42 Rhett Bull

LB 5-8 215 SOWe Believe!Downingtown,Pa./DowningtownWest

Bryant’s Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2004 10 7 6 13 0.0 0 0 1 12005 8 2 11 13 0.5 1 0 0 02006 11 5 8 13 2.5 6 0 0 0total 29 14 25 39 3.0 7 0 1 1



2007: Didnotseeanyaction…2006: Redshirted...High School:GraduatedfromMyrtleBeachHighSchoolin2006…Personal: NelsonBurch…majoringineducation.

2007: Redshirted…High School:GraduatedfromEmeraldHighSchoolin2007... letteredfouryearsinfootballandtwointrack...won theAll-LakelandsAwardbothhis juniorandsenioryear,becomingthethirdoffensivelinemanin12yearstodoso...namedAll-Regionhissenioryear...teamwontheregionalchampionshiphisjunioryear...anhonorrollstudentwhowasamemberoftheNationalHonorSocietyandBetaClub...Personal: ThomasChaseCanipe ...sonofLeeandTammyCanipe ...bornFeb.9,1989 inAtlanta,Ga....father,Lee,playedfootballatGeorgiaTech...grand-father played football at Illinois ... grandmother played tennis atWakeForest...majoringinbusinessadministration.

2007:Playedinall11games,earningstartsinlastsevengames…totaled26solotacklesontheseasonand20assistedforatotalof46…recordedsixtackles,includingasackforalossofeightyards,andaninterceptionforagainof fouryardsatWesternCarolina…totaledsixsoloandthreeassistedtacklesagainstAppalachianState, while creating one pass breakup … finished the season with twosacksforatotallossof13yards…High School: GraduatedfromFt.DorchesterHighSchool in2007…received three let-ters in football, four letters inwrestling…football teamcaptain…2005teamMVP…SpecialTeamsMVP…schoolWrestleroftheYearfor2005-06…rankedNo.2wrestlerin160-poundclass… blocked nine punts and five field goals … recorded 120 tackles andthreesacks…Personal: DesmondTramellCapers…bornApril20,1989inKingstree,S.C.…sonofLeviandAngelaWilliams…majoringinbiology.

#78 Chase Canipe

OL 6-2 275 RFRWe Believe!Greenwood,S.C./Emerald

#42 Nelson Burch

RB 5-8 185 RSOWe Believe!MyrtleBeach,SC/MyrtleBeach

#4 Mel Capers

DB 5-9 175 SOWe Believe!NorthCharleston,S.C./FortDorchester

Capers’ Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2007 11 26 20 46 4.0 21 4 0 0total 11 26 20 46 4.0 21 4 0 0

#16 Michael Cardwell

QB 6-2 200 RFRWe Believe!Augusta, Ga./Aquinas

2007:Redshirted…High School: A 2007 graduate of Aquinas HighSchool…receivedfourlettersinfootball,oneletterinbas-ketballandoneletterinbaseball…All-StateQBjuniorseasoninVirginia…passedforover3,000yardsand26touchdownspassesinhighschoolcareer…twicenamedAll-Conference…twicere-ceivedtheStickneyLeadershipAward…namedAll-Areaasabase-ballpitcher…Personal:MichaelCardwell…bornSept.7,1988inAthens,Greece…sonofLeeandVickyCardwell…father,Lee,playedfootballatCarson-NewmanCollege(1977-1981)…fatherisaCaptain in theUnitedStatesNavy…majoring inhealthandwellness.

2007: Moved from QB toTE and played in all 11 games … re-cordedtworushesatVMIfortwoyards…playedonspecialteams,recordingonesoloandoneassistedtackleontheseason…2006: Playedinthreegames…completedallfourattemptedpassesontheyearforatotalof25yards…was2-for-2for13yardsagainstVMIin“TheMilitaryClassicoftheSouth”…alsoagainstVMI,rushedtwiceforatotalofsevenyardsintheBulldogs’48-21winovertheKeydets…kneeledtheballinthelastfewsnapsofTheCitadel’s44-7dominationofthePhoenixatElon…2005: Sawactioninthefinal three games of 2005, starting in two of those ... was 43-for-73 inthosethreegames,throwingfor430yardsandthreetouchdowns... was picked off three times ... saw his first action of the season at Chattanooga,enteringthegameforSteveTumblestontogo18-for-31for197yards,gettingpickedofftwice...improvedinhissecondperformance, going 14-for-20 for 152 yards against Elon in his first careerstart...alsoagainstElon,waspickedoffonceandthrewtwotouchdownpasses...atVMIin“TheMilitaryClassicoftheSouth”,went11-for-22for81yardsandonetouchdown...High School: GraduatedfromHanahanHighSchoolin2004…2004HighSchoolSportsReportAll-Stateselection...2004SCPigskinPrepAll-Stateselection ...2002, ‘03, ’04All-Regionselection ...2004captainofstate semifinalist team ... 2004 team MVP ... three-year starter ... playedforcoachJeffCruce...Personal:BenjaminCarnell…bornMarch 12, 1987 .... son of Renee Benefield and Marty Carnell ... majoringincivilengineering.

#12 Ben Carnell

TE 6-2 210 SRWe Believe!Wando,S.C./Hanahan

2008 Bulldogs

55We Believe!


Carnell’s Career StatisticsRuSHINg g att Yds td lg avg/C avg/g2005 3 7 -8 0 3 -1.1 -2.72006 3 4 2 0 6 0.5 0.72007 7 2 2 0 1 1.0 0.2total 13 13 -4 0 6 -0.3 -0.3

PASSING G Att Cmp Int Yds TD Lg Pct Avg/P Avg/G Effic2005 3 73 43 3 430 3 35 58.9 5.9 143.3 113.72006 3 4 4 0 25 0 7 100.0 6.2 8.3 152.5total 6 77 47 3 455 3 35 61.0 5.9 75.8 115.7

total oFFENSE g Rush Pass total avg/g2005 3 -8 430 422 140.72006 3 2 25 27 9.02007 7 2 0 2 0.2total 13 -4 455 451 34.7

all PuRPoSE g Rush Rec PR KR IR total avg/g2005 3 -8 0 0 0 0 -8 -2.72006 3 2 0 0 0 0 2 0.72007 7 2 0 0 0 0 2 0.2total 13 -4 0 0 0 0 -4 -0.3

taCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2007 7 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0total 7 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0

2007:Played insevengames…Recordedthreereceptions,oneforalongof20yards,totaling35againstCharlestonSouthernto

#8 alex Carr

WR 6-3 205 S0We Believe!Tampa,Fla./Freedom

opentheseason…caughttwopassesfor24yardsagainstWeb-berInternational…connectedononepassfor11yardsatNo.7Wisconsin…totaled70all-purposeyardsfortheseason…High School: GraduatedfromFreedomHighSchoolin2007…letteredinfootballandbasketball…teamcaptaininfootball…namedSec-ondTeamAll-HillsboroughCounty…earnedbasketballteamMVPaccolades…coachedbyLeonBrockmeir…Personal:AlexanderDavidCarr…bornSept.5,1989inRichmond,Va.…sonofTimandGemmaCarr…majoringinbusinessadministration.

2007: Redshirted … High School: Graduated from RiversideHighSchoolin2007…letteredthreeyearsinfootball…memberof team that made it to the playoffs for the first time since 1987 … Personal: NelsonJosephCarroll…bornonMay18,1988…sonofNelsonandDebbieCarroll…majoringinhealthandwellness.

2007:Redshirted…High School: GraduatedfromMillcreekHighSchoolin2007…Personal: JohnCertusi...majoringinbiology.

2007: Played in six games … totaled five tackles against Webber International, one for a loss of three yards … finished the season withfoursoloandsixassistedtackles…2006: Redshirted...High School: 2005All-Regionselection...teamwonRegion5(AAAA)

Carr’s Career StatisticsRECEIVINg g Rec Yds td lg Rec/g avg/C avg/g2007 9 6 70 0 20 0.7 11.7 7.8total 9 6 70 0 20 0.7 11.7 7.8

#12 N.J. Carroll

DB 5-9 170 RFRWe Believe!Greenville,S.C./Riverside

#39 John Certusi

DB 5-9 170 RFRWe Believe!Buford,Ga./Millcreek

#95 Erik Clanton

DL 6-3 235 RSOWe Believe!Columbia,S.C./SpringValley



Championship ... coached by Jimmy Noonan, a former Citadelfootballplayer.Personal: ErikClanton ...bornNov.20,1987 ...sonofRoslynByrdandPerryClanton...brotherCharlesAdamsplayedfootballatLiberty...brotherAlonzoAdamsplayedfootballatCharlestonSouthern...majoringinbusinessadministration.

2007: Did not see any action.2006: Redshirted.High School: First Team All-State honoree in the High School Sports Report...two-timeAll-Regionhonoree...namedAll-LowcountrySecondTeamhissenioryear...namedAll-LowcountryHonorableMentionhis junioryear ... teamcaptainhis senioryear ... teammade thestateplayoffshisjuniorandsenioryears...coachedbyJimDaniel.Personal: JosephGibbClark...bornMarch20,1988...sonofJoeandEileenClark...majoringinbusinessadministration...mother,Eileen,wasamemberoftheCrewteamatWashingtonCollege...father,Joe,playedlacrosseatWashingtonCollege…grandfatherisaCitadelgraduate.

2007: Played in threegames (Webber International, atWesternCarolinaandatVMI)…2006: Redshirted...High School: Two-timeMid-SoutheasternAll-ConferenceTeamhonoree...All-RegionTeammember...rankedasatop-50linemaninNorthCarolina...nominatedfortheWendy’sHighSchoolHeismanAward...team’sOffensive Lineman of the Year his senior year ... team was thestaterunner-upin2004...teamrecordedthebestrecordinschoolhistoryin2005(11-3) ...coachedbyRichardBailey...Personal: ColtonClifton...bornonSept.30,1988...sonofKellyandTeresaClifton...majoringinbusinessadministration...auntplayedsoftballatUNCWilmington.

#36 gibb Clark

WR 5-11 180 RSOWe Believe!IsleofPalms,S.C./BishopEngland

Clanton’s Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2007 6 4 6 10 1.0 3 0 0 0total 6 4 6 10 1.0 3 0 0 0

#55 Colton Clifton

OL 6-1 270 RSOWe Believe!Fayetteville,N.C./JackBritt

#40 Michael Ross Collins

WR 6-0 185 RFRWe Believe!Florence,S.C./WestFlorence

2007: Redshirted…High School: A2007graduateofWestFlor-ence High School … Wendy’s Heisman Nominee … three-yearlettermaninfootballandbaseball…captainofhisfootballteam…coachedbyTreyWoodberry…Personal: MichaelRossCollins…bornJuly1,1988inFlorence,S.C.…sonofScottandDonnaCollins…majoringinsportsmanagement.

2007: Playedinall11games,primarilyonspecialteams…totaledfive solo and six assisted tackles on the season with one forced fumble…2006: Redshirted...High School: TeamcaptainatLang-hamCreekHighSchool...namedtotheCoachesAll-DistrictTeam...unanimouspicktobenamedRivals.comFirstTeamAll-District...recorded82solotackleshissenioryear...recordedonesackandoneinterception...11ofhis82tackleswereforaloss...alsoplayedbaseball,hockeyandtrack ...Personal: Patrick JamesConnor ...bornNov.4,1987inCody,Wyo....sonofJohnandJillConnor...majoringincriminaljustice.

2007: Startedall11games…connectedonpasses insixgames…caughttwopassesfor64yardsatChattanooga,includinga60-yard pass from Duran Lawson … totaled 10 receptions for 107yardsandtwotouchdownsontheseason…rushedfor10yardsintwocarriesatVMI…alsoreturnedtwokick-offsfor69yardsatVMI,includingonereturnfor53yards…averaged17.6all-purposeyardspergame…2006: Startingtightendwhosawactionin10oftheteam’s11games…caught11passesfor88yards…broughtin

#46 Patrick Connor

LB 6-2 225 RSOWe Believe!Houston,Texas/LanghamCreek

#84 taylor Cornett

TE 6-4 240 SRWe Believe!Columbia,S.C./DutchFork

Connor’s Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2007 11 5 6 11 0 0 0 1 0total 11 5 6 11 0 0 0 1 0

2008 Bulldogs

57We Believe!


fourpassesforatotalof33yardsinTheCitadel’sdouble-overtimelossagainstCharlestonSouthern…recordedaseason-longrecep-tionof20yardsagainstCSUinthe“ChucktownThrowdown”…caughtonepassfor12yardsatTexasA&M…2005: Caughtninepassesfor49yards...startedall11gameshisknobseason...hadonecarryfor10yardsagainstAppalachianState...rushedtheballthreetimes foreightyards inthetriple-overtime losstoFurman...hadonecarryfor13yardsatChattanooga,aseasonlongrushforhim...hadonecarryfor10yardsatVMI ...rushedtwiceforfour yards against Elon ...High School: Graduated fromDutchForkHighSchoolin2005...playedbaseballandrantrackatDutchFork,inadditiontofootball...wasnamedAll-RegionandAll-Area...Personal: BenjaminTaylorCornett...bornMarch31,1987...sonofBenandCindyCornett...fatherBenplayedtightendforSouthCarolinafrom1976-80...brother,Zach,isaredshirt-freshmanonTheCitadelfootballteam...majoringinbusinessadministration.

Cornett’s Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2005 11 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 02006 10 1 2 3 0.0 0 0 0 02007 11 1 1 2 0.0 0 0 0 0total 32 2 3 5 0.0 0 0 0 0

RECEIVINg g Rec Yds td lg Rec/g avg/C avg/g2005 11 9 49 0 13 0.8 5.4 4.52006 10 11 88 0 20 1.1 8.0 8.82007 11 10 107 2 60 0.9 10.7 9.7total 32 30 244 2 60 0.9 8.1 7.6

all PuRPoSE g Rush Rec PR KR IR total avg/g2005 11 0 9 0 0 0 49 4.52006 10 0 11 0 0 0 88 8.82007 11 2 10 0 3 0 194 17.6total 32 2 30 0 3 0 331 10.3

#39 Zach Cornett

WR 5-11 190 RFRWe Believe!Columbia,S.C./DutchFork

2007: Redshirted…High School: GraduatedfromDutchForkHighSchoolin2007…2006teamcaptain…athree-yearstarteratquarterback … led team to region title in 2006 … recorded 1,072 yardspassing,eightpassingtouchdowns,737yardsrushingand10rushingtouchdownshissenioryear…coachedbyBillKimrey…Personal: ZacharyCharlesCornett…bornJune8,1989inCo-lumbia,S.C.…sonofBenandCindyCornett…father,Ben,playedfootball for SouthCarolina (1976-1980) …brotherTaylor playstightendforTheCitadel…majoringinbusinessadministration.

2007:Didnotplay…2006: Didnotplay…2005:Redshirted...High School:A2004graduateofAikenHighSchool...letteredinfootballallfouryears...coachedbyCoreyJohnson...seniorseasonteam went 12-2 and made it to the state semi-finals ... was named All-CountyandAikenStandardAll-Area...alsoletteredingolffortwoyears...Personal:JamesCostigan...sonofMikeandCarterCostigan...bornJune4,1986…majoringinbusinessadministra-tion.

2007:Redshirted…High School: GraduatedfromKinstonHighSchoolin2007…receivedlettersinfootball,basketballandtrack...voted2006varsityfootballMVP…namedtotheAll-Conferenceteamforthe2006season...coachedbyTonyEdwards… Person-al: SherrodLamontCroom…sonofAngelaCroom…majoringinbusinessadministration/accounting.

#47 James Costigan

PK 6-2 245 SRWe Believe!Aiken,S.C./Aiken

#68 Sherrod Croom

DL 6-4 230 RFRWe Believe!Kinston,N.C./Kinston



#64 antonio Davison

DL 6-2 235 SOWe Believe!Columbus,Ga./Shaw

2007: Played in threegames…Recorded threeassisted tackleson the season…High School: A2007graduateofShawHighSchool...earnedthreelettersinfootballandbasketball...namedMostValuableBigManonhisteam...teamwastheGeorgiaAAAstaterunner-uphissenioryear...coachedbyCraigFittsandTer-ryWhite...Personal:AntonioDemetriusDavison...bornNov.18,1988inColumbus,Ga....sonofGaynellDavison...majoringincomputerscience.

2007: Started all 11 games… recordedone solo tackle againstNo. 8 Wofford … 2006: Saw action in three games … playedagainstChattanooga,VMIandatElon…2005:Redshirted...High School: SecondTeamAll-LowcountrystandoutfromJamesIslandHigh School ...was also namedAll-Region ... lettered in football(twice) and track (twice) ... Personal: Daniel DeHaven ... bornJuly22,1986...sonofJohnandRobinRobinson...nephewoffor-merCitadelfootballplayerandcurrentAssistantAthleticsDirec-tor/ComplianceToddLair...majoringinbusinessadministration.

2007:Redshirted…High School: GraduatedfromGaffneyHighSchool in 2007… lettered three years in football andone yearin wrestling and track and field … earned all-region and all-area honors…recorded109tacklesandthreesacksduringhisseniorseason … was a member of the 2006 South Carolina 4A StateChampionshipteamand20054ABig16StateChampionshipteam

Davison’s Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2007 3 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0total 3 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0

#79 daniel DeHaven

OL 6-5 295 RJRWe Believe!Charleston,S.C./JamesIsland

#72 alex Evans

DL 5-9 205 RFRWe Believe!Gaffney,S.C./Gaffney

… Personal:RaymondAlexanderEvans…bornonFeb.22,1989…sonofRoyandCindyEvans…majoringinhealthandwellness.

2007:Playedinfourgames…2006:Redshirted...High School:Ledteamtothe20044Astatechampionshipgame...helpedguideteamto the third roundof theplayoffs in2005 ... named to theNCPREPS.comAll-Stateteam...namedtotheAll-Mid-Southeast-ern Conference (4A) team ... a three-year varsity player whoseteamwent42-11inthattimespan...Personal:JonathanFelix...bornonNov.17,1987...sonofHeberandSherreeFelix...majoringinphysicaleducation.2007:Redshirted…High School:GraduatedfromWandoHigh

School in2007 ... lettered in trackand football ...namedSecondTeamAll-Lowcountry in2006...receivedAll-Regionaccolades ...teamoffensivelineMVP...Personal: CharlesMacCreaFinch...sonofMacandLorieFinch...bornNov.16,1988inMt.Pleasant,S.C....uncle,Henry,playedbasketballatWesternCarolina...majoringineducation.

2007: Played in all 11games…caught twopasses for sixyardsagainstCharleston Southern…made two catches againstWeb-ber International for a season-high23yards anda longof12…madeonesolotackleatNo.7Wisconsin…totaled fourrecep-tions for29yardsandonesoloand twoassisted tackles for theseason … 2006: Witnessed action in five games … saw playing timeagainstCharlestonSouthern,Chattanooga,GeorgiaSouthern,VMIandatNo.1AppalachianState…2005:Redshirted...High School:Afour-yearletterwinneratHargraveMilitaryAcademy...alsoletteredinbaseball,trackandwrestling...All-Statehonoreeinallthreesports...namedFirstTeamAll-Statedefensivebackjuniorand senior year ... received Honorable Mention All-State quarter-

#73 Jonathan Felix

OL 6-3 275 RSOWe Believe!Fayetteville,N.C./JackBritt

#61 MacCrea Finch

OL 6-5 250 RFRWe Believe!IsleofPalms,S.C./Wando

#87 Scott Flanagan

WR 6-1 185 SRWe Believe!Camarillo,Calif./HargraveMilitaryAcademy

2008 Bulldogs

59We Believe!


back senioryear ... namedFirstTeamAll-Conference juniorandsenioryear...All-StateWrestlinghonoreeandconferencecham-pion his senior year ... All-State baseball centerfielder junior year ... FirstTeamAll-Conferenceinbaseballhisjuniorandsenioryear...Personal:ScottFlanagan...bornonMay14,1986...sonofTomandPamFlanagan...majoringinhistory.

2007: Redshirted…High School: Graduated fromChapelHillHigh School in 2007 ... received three letters in football, two inpowerlifting,oneinwrestlingandtrack...garneredAll-Regionand

Flanagan’s Career StatisticsRECEIVINg g Rec Yds td lg Rec/g avg/C avg/g2006 5 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0.02007 11 4 29 0 12 0.4 7.3 2.6 total 16 4 29 0 12 0.4 7.3 1.8

all PuRPoSE g Rush Rec PR KR IR total avg/g2006 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.02007 11 0 29 0 0 0 29 2.6total 5 0 29 0 0 0 29 1.8

taCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2006 5 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 02007 11 1 2 2.0 0 0 0 0 0total 16 1 2 2.0 0 0 0 0 0

#56 Jonathan Fowler

LB 6-0 215 RFRWe Believe!Douglasville,Ga./ChapelHill

All-County honors in 2006 ... team captain ... recorded 91 totaltackleshissenioryear,includingnineforalossandsixQBsacks...coachedbyMikeBedosky...Personal:JonathanWayneFowler...sonofWayneFowlerandMaryBooth...bornMarch29,1989inDouglasville,Ga....majoringinbusinessadministration.

2007:Playedinall11games…recorded13solotacklesandsixassistedfortheseason…againstWebberInternational,recordedtwosoloandfourassistedtackles,whilerecordingtwoforalossof four yards … recorded five solo tackles and one assisted at VMI, whilealsoreturningakick-offforsevenyards…2006: Playedineightgamesontheyear…recordedhislonetackleatElon,asolotackle … also saw action against Charleston Southern, at Pitts-burgh,atWofford,atNo.11Furman,againstGeorgiaSouthern,atNo.1AppalachianStateandagainstVMI…High School: NamedAll-BigSouth3A/4ALinebackerin2004and2005...namedtotheAll-CharlotteObserverteamin2005...namedtotheAll-GastonGazettein2004and2005...wastheteam’sdefensiveMVPin2004and2005...awardedtheScholarship,CitizenshipandExcellenceinFootballAwardin2005...Wendy’sHighSchoolHeismannominee...washisteam’scaptainin2005...teamwontheNorthCarolinaAAAStateChampionshipin2003...alsorantrackandplayedbase-ballforSouthPointHigh...coachedbyJohnDevine...Personal: JordonGilmore...bornonMay22,1988...sonofJamesandBettyGilmore ...majoring inelectrical engineering ... uncle, JimStowe,playedfootballatN.C.State...uncle,CharlesStowe,playedfoot-ballfortheBuffaloBills...cousin,ChrisStowe,playedfullbackforWinston-SalemStateUniversity.

2007: Saw action in seven games … returned one punt for 10yardsandblockedonekickagainstWebberInternational…High School:GraduatedfromSpringValleyHighSchoolin2007…let-

#30 Jordon Gilmore

LB 5-11 220 JRWe Believe!Belmont,N.C./SouthPoint

Gilmore’s Career Defensive StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2006 8 1 0 1 0.0 0 0 0 02007 11 13 6 19 1.5 4 0 0 0total 19 14 6 20 1.5 4 0 0 0

#57 Jonathan Glaspie

LB 5-11 215 SOWe Believe!Columbia,S.C./SpringValley



tered four years in football, one year in track and field and one year inwrestling…earnedmostvaluablelinebackerin2005and2006,specialteamsMVPoftheYearin2006,allregionin2005and2006,captainsawardin2006…weightlifting2007PowercleanChampionandbrokethebenchpressrecordin2007…recordedatotalof140 tackles in 2006 (87 solo and 53 assisted), five tackles for a loss, two sacks, four quarterback hurries, one interception, one passbreakupandoneblockedkick…in2007,recorded101tackles(60soloand41assisted), twotackles fora loss, twosacks, fourinterceptions, one pass breakup and blocked kick … Personal: JonathanLionelGlaspie…born Jan.22,1989…sonofGenevaRogers…majoringinbusinessadministration.

2007: Playedinall11games…caughttwopassesforatotalof26yardsatNo.7Wisconsin,withalongof22…caughttwopassesfor24yardsatChattanooga,witha longof25…connectedonfourpassesfor57yardsatGeorgiaSouthern,withalongof26…caughtone37-yardpassatVMI…totaled18receptionsfor254yardson the season…averaged14.1yardspercatch…2006:Played in eight contests … caught five passes for a total of 70 yards …recordedonereceptionfor22yardsatWofford…broughtinonepassforaseason-high29yardsatNo.11Furman…caught

#11 Joshua Haney

WR 5-10 185 SRWe Believe!Fairburn,Ga./SandyCreek

onepassagainstWesternCarolinaforaneightyardgain…record-eda12yardgainoffonecatchagainstGeorgiaSouthern…2005: Sawactioninninegamesasatruefreshman...caughteightpassesfor66yards...caughttwopassesfornineyardsatFloridaState...rushed for three yards against Western Carolina ... caught a five-yardpassatOleMiss...hadaseasonbestdayatGeorgiaSouthern,catching twopasses for41yards, includingaseason longpassof32yards...caughttwopassesfor13yardsatChattanooga...High School:2004FayetteCountyOffensivePlayer-of-the-Year...2004All-Countyselection...2004All-Areaselection...2004TeamCap-tainandMVPawardwinner...senioryearpassedfor960yardsand11touchdowns...careeraverageofsevenyardspercarry...playedforcoachRodneyWalker...Personal:JoshuaHaney...sonofLeeandShirleyHaney...fatheriseight-timeMr.OlympiaLeeHaney...bornSept.6,1987...majoringinbusinessadministration.

2007:Redshirted…2006:Didnotseeanyaction…walkedonbaseballteam…High School:GraduatedfromSpartanburgHighSchool in 2006 … earned five letters in baseball and three in foot-ball…namedall-regioninbaseballandfootballfor2005and2006…juniorseasoninfootballrecorded54receptions,933yardsandninetouchdowns…Personal:RichardScottHarward,Jr.…bornDec.13,1987…sonofRickandDonnaHarward…fatherwasarunningbackatNewberry…majoringinbusinessadministration.

Haney’s Career StatisticsRuSHINg g att Yds td lg avg/C avg/g2005 9 2 3 0 3 1.5 0.32006 8 1 -5 0 0 -5.0 -0.62007 11 1 3 0 3 1.0 0.3total 28 4 1 0 3 0.3 0.03

RECEIVINg g Rec Yds td lg Rec/g avg/C avg/g2005 9 8 66 0 32 0.9 8.2 7.32006 8 5 70 0 29 0.6 14.0 8.82007 11 18 254 1 37 1.6 14.1 23.1total 28 31 390 1 37 1.1 12.6 14.0

all PuRPoSE g Rush Rec PR KR IR total avg/g2005 9 3 66 0 0 0 69 7.72006 8 -5 70 0 0 0 65 8.12007 11 3 254 0 0 0 257 23.4total 28 1 390 0 0 0 391 14.0

#29 Scott Harward

WR 5-10 190 RSOWe Believe!Spartanburg,S.C./Spartanburg

2008 Bulldogs

61We Believe!


2007: Redshirted … High School: Graduated from StratfordHighSchoolin2007…letteredtwiceinfootballandonceinwres-tling,indoorandoutdoortrack…memberofthe2006and2007region championship teams…Personal: ChadM.Hitchman…bornApril6,1989…sonofLaurieHitchman…majoringinhealthandwellness.

2007: Startedall11games…atNo.7Wisconsin,recordedfoursolo tackles and one fumble recovery … recorded five solo and twoassistedtacklesagainstNo.8Wofford,whilealsorecordingoneinterceptionfor42yardsandtheBulldogs’onlyscoreagainsttheTerriers…totaled sevensoloand twoassisted tackleswithonepassbreakupatWesternCarolina…recordedfoursoloandthreeassistedtacklesatGeorgiaSouthern,includingoneforalossof two yards … at Elon, totaled five solo and two assisted tackles … finished the season with 36 solo and 16 assisted tackles, two fumble recoveries, two interceptions and three pass breakups…2006:Playedinall11games…recordedninetotaltacklesontheseason,sixsoloandthreeassisted…oneofhistwosolotacklesagainstGeorgiaSoutherncameasafour-yardlossfortheEagles…wascreditedwithonepassbreak-upagainstVMI…recordedtwosolotacklesatWofford…hadonesolotackleagainstChattanooga…recordedoneassistedtackleatTexasA&M,oneatNo.1Ap-palachianStateandoneatElon…2005: Sawactioninninegamesasafreshman...recordedsixunassistedtackles,assistingonone...usedasareserve,seeingtimeinthenickelanddimepasscoverageschemes...recordedtwosolotacklesagainstAppalachianState...2004:Redshirted...High School:Two-timeAll-Region(‘02,‘03)at White Knoll High School ... 2003 High School Sports ReportTop-100 ... 2003TeamCaptain ... career leader in interceptions(eight)andpassbreakups(27)...playedforCoachMarkCagle...Personal:DwightHouse...bornJune2,1986...sonofUlyssesandIjanHouse...majoringinbusinessadministration.

#50 Chad Hitchman

LB 5-9 195 RFRWe Believe!Summerville,S.C./Stratford

#27 dwight House

DB 5-11 195 RSRWe Believe!Lexington,S.C./WhiteKnoll

House’s Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2005 9 6 1 7 0.0 0 0 0 02006 11 6 3 9 1.0 4 1 0 02007 11 36 16 52 2.0 3 2 0 2total 31 48 20 68 3.0 7 3 0 2

#44 Noah Hughes

LB 6-1 210 RFRWe Believe!St.Petersburg,Fla./St.PetersburgCatholic

2007:Redshirted…High School: A2007graduateofSt.Peters-burgCatholicHighSchool…receivedthreelettersinfootball,twoletters in soccerandone letter inbaseball… football teamcap-tain…Personal:NoahThomasHughes…bornDec.18,1988inTampa,Fla.…sonofMargaretHughes…hisuncle,Matthew,wasalinebackeratBrown…majoringinbusiness.

2007: Sawactioninninegames...recordedthreesoloandoneas-sistedtackles,twoforalossof12yards,includingasackforalossofnineyardsagainstWebberInternational…recordedfoursolotacklesatWesternCarolina…totaled11soloandsevenassistedtacklesontheseason…High School: A2007graduateofShawHighSchool…letteredinfootballandtrack…garneredAll-Cityhonorsinfootballandtrackhisjuniorandsenioryears…named

#1 demetrius Jackson

DB 5-10 190 SOWe Believe!Columbus,Ga./Shaw



theteamdefensivebackoftheyear…teamwasthestaterunner-up in2006…Personal:Demetrius Jackson…sonofTuwannaJackson…bornMarch5,1989 inColumbus,Ga.…majoring inbusiness administration…uncle,George, played football atVal-dostaState.

2007: Played inall11gamesasstarting longsnapper…record-ed one solo tackle against Furman … 2006: Redshirted... High School: Lettered in football ... played forBeaufortHeadCoachMarkClifford...Personal:BobbyJarvis…majoringinsportman-agement.

2007:Startedall11games…AtNo.7Wisconsin,recordedthreesolo tackles, two for a loss of five yards … recorded a total of seven tackles (two solo and five assisted) at Georgia Southern, two for a loss of seven yards … finished the season with 20 solo tackles and 16 assisted for a total loss of 27 yards, two quarterback hurries andtwopassbreakups…2006:Playedinthelastninegamesoftheseason,establishinghimselfasareliabledefensivelinemaninhisfreshmanseason…recorded12tacklesontheyear,sixsoloandsix assisted … notched one solo tackle in the first collegiate game of his career at Pittsburgh…recorded two solo tackles atNo.11Furman…notchedtwosoloandtwoassistedtackles inTheCitadel’s48-21winoverVMIin“TheMilitaryClassicoftheSouth”…was creditedwithone solo andone assisted tackle atNo.1AppalachianState…High School:NamedAll-Countybothhisfreshmanandsenioryear...namedFirstTeamAll-Regionhissenioryear...namedtotheAll-StateHonorableMentionteamhissenioryear ... was a finalist his senior year for the Red Zone Player of the Year...two-timePlayeroftheWeekawardrecipient...teamwasrankedashighassixthinAlabama...alsorantrack...Personal:DewittJones...bornFeb.26,1988...sonofMilesandJoanJones...father,Miles,playedfullbackforAuburn...majoringinbiology.

Jackson’s Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2007 9 11 7 18 1.5 12 2 0 0total 9 11 7 18 1.5 12 3 0 0

#53 Bobby Jarvis

LS 6-2 250 RSOWe Believe!Beaufort,S.C./Beaufort

#96 dewitt Jones

DL 6-3 225 JRWe Believe!Fairhope,Ala./Fairhope

2007: Played in all 11 games, starting in six … recorded his first careerinterceptionwitha18-yardtouchdownreturnagainstWeb-ber International … at No. 7 Wisconsin, recorded five solo and three assisted tackles … totaled five solo and one assisted tackles against Elon, including one for a loss of three yards … finished the seasonwith23soloand12assistedtackles,threeinterceptionsandeightpassbreakups…2006:Sawactioninsevengames,startingfive, credited with a pass breakup at No. 11 Furman … ... recorded four total tacklesagainst thePaladins, twosoloand twoassisted…High School: NamedGwinnettCountyPlayeroftheMonth...receivedtheTeamFirstAward...receivedtheCoach’sAwardhissenioryear...teamwontheregionaltitlehisjunioryear...alsorantrack...coachedbyLarrySherrill...Personal: RyanJones...sonofKennethandOliviaJones...father,Kenneth,playedbaseballatFortValleyStateUniversity...majoringinbusinessadministration.

2007: Played in one game … 2006: Did not see any action …2005:Redshirted ...High School:Graduated fromGreenwoodHighSchoolin2005...coachedbyShellDula...letteredinfootballforthreeyears...alsoletteredinwrestlingforoneyear...earnedthe hardestworker award inwrestling ... earned the perfect at-tendanceawardinfootball...Personal:TannerJordan...bornonApril25,1987...sonofTomandTenaJordan...father,Tom,playedfootballatTheCitadel...majoringinbusinessadministration.

Jones’ Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2006 9 6 6 12 0.0 0 0 0 02007 11 20 16 36 9.0 27 2 0 1total 20 26 22 48 9.0 27 2 0 1

Jones’ Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2007 11 23 12 35 1.5 4 8 0 0total 11 23 12 35 1.5 4 8 0 0

#60 tanner Jordan

LS 5-8 215 SRWe Believe!Greenwood,S.C./Greenwood

2008 Bulldogs

#2 Ryan Jones

DB 5-10 170 JRWe Believe!Lawrenceville,Ga./CollinsHill

63We Believe!


2007:Redshirted…High School: GraduatedfromBeaufortHighSchoolin2007…teamcaptainforfootballandbaseball…namedAll-Area, All-Region, and All-State … was a Wendy’s HeismanNominee … named Under Armor pre-season All-American forbaseball…garneredAll-Statehonorsinbaseball…converted21-of-26 field goal attempts throughout his four years … Personal: SamuelPatrickKeeler…bornMarch18,1989inVirginiaBeach,Va.…sonofSteveandKayKeeler…majoringinhistory.

2007: Sawactioninsixgamesonspecialteams…Recordedtwoassistedtacklesontheseason,bothatVMI…2006: Redshirted...earneda4.0gradepointaverageinhishonorsengineeringclasses...votedscoutteamplayeroftheyear...High School:Lettered

#88 Mark Kaspar

P 6-1 215 SRWe Believe!CollegeStation,Texas/Navasota

2007:Playedinall11games…wasnamedsecondteamAll-Con-ference…puntedtheball44timesforatotalof1,799yards,aver-aging40.9yardsapunt…averaged45.9yardsinsevenpuntsforatotalof321yardsagainstAppalachianState,includingaseason-longof72yards…twopuntswere50ormoreyardsagainsttheMoun-taineers…puntedthreewithinthe20-yardlineagainstCharlestonSouthern andElon…averaged40.3 yards in just threepunts atWesternCarolina,includingalongof52yards…wasblockedonlyonceontheseason…sixpuntswere50ormoreyards,while11wereinsidethe20-yardline…2006:Playedinall11games,servingastheteam’spunter…puntedtheball53timesforatotalof2,083yards,averaging39.3yardsperpunt…sent11ofhispuntsinsidethe 20 yard line … five of his punts went 50-plus yards … averaged 51.0yardsperpuntinhisthreeattemptsagainstChattanooga,in-cludingaseason-long65yardpunt…senttwopuntslongerthan50yardsatPittsburgh…alsoatPittsburgh,kickedaseason-highninepuntsatotalof354yards,averaging39.3yardsperpunt…senttwoofhisfourpuntsinsidethe20yardlineagainstVMI,averaging40yardsperkick…averaged43.5yardsperpuntagainstGeorgiaSouthern,sendingtwoinsidethe20yardlineandonelongerthan50yards…averaged43.0yardsperpuntatNo.11Furmaninthreeattempts…2005:Sawactioninall11gamesasatruefreshman...wastheonlypunterfortheBulldogs...puntedtheball80timesforatotalof2,999yards,themostnumberofpuntsinoneseasonatTheCitadel...put17puntsinsidethe20-yardline...averaged37.5yardsperpunt...longestpuntoftheseasoncameatOleMissashebootedtheballathencareer-high58yards...kickedtheballover50yardson11separateoccasionsin2005,includingthreetimesatWestern Carolina ... Coach Higgins’ first signee at The Citadel ... High School:2005graduateofNavasotaHighSchool...averaged41yardsperpunt...Personal:MarkKaspar...sonofNormKasparandMarciaDittfurth...bornDec.14,1986...majoringinelectricalengineering.

Kaspar’s Career StatisticsPuNtINg g No. Yards lg avg2005 11 80 2999 58 37.52006 11 53 2083 65 39.32007 11 44 1799 72 40.9total 33 177 6881 72 38.9

#38 Ryan Keiper

LB 6-0 215 RSOWe Believe!Allentown,Pa./Parkland

#41 Sam Keeler

K 5-9 180 RFRWe Believe!Beaufort,S.C./Beaufort



infootballthreeyearsatParklandHighSchool...alsoletteredinlacrosseforthreeyears....coachedinfootballbyJimMorgans...NamedfootballteamcaptainandearnedMVPaward...All-Confer-enceLinebacker-HonorableMention...AwardedTheDougKernAwardforOutstandingCourageandDedicationforfootball...wasamemberofthe2006PennValleyLacrosseLeagueAllStarTeamandPHSteamcaptain...EarnedPennValleyLacrosseLeague2006Outstanding Scholar Athlete ... PA Certificate of Merit for Out-standingPerformanceontheSAT...ParklandAwardofAcademicExcellence ...NationalHonor SocietyAward ...Personal: RyanKeiper...bornMarch25,1988...sonofBarryandJoanKeiper...majoringincivilengineering.

2007: Played in three games … recorded five solo and two assisted tacklesagainstWebberInternational,includingonesackforalossof11yards…recordedonesoloandoneassistedtackleatVMIandoneforcedfumble…totaledsixsoloandthreeassistedtack-les,foralossof12yardsontheseason…High School: A2007graduateofBrazosChristianSchool…letteredinfootball,basket-ball,trackandbaseball…receivedAll-Stateaccolades…namedFirstTeamAll-District…receivedtheDefensiveMVPaward…namedFirstTeamAll-BrazosValleyDefensiveLine…Personal: LincolnMatthewKling…bornAug.26,1988inBryan,Texas…sonofStewartandIreneKling…majoringinsportmanagement.

#93 lincoln Kling

DL 6-6 270 SOWe Believe!Bryan,Texas/BrazosChristian

Kling’s Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2007 3 6 3 9 2.0 12 0 1 0total 3 6 3 9 2.0 12 0 1 0

#45 Charles Major

DE 6-1 230 SRWe Believe!Atlanta,Ga./Chamblee

2007: Sawactionineightgames…totaledfourassistedtacklesontheseason…2006: Playedinthreegames…sawactionatWof-ford,atNo.11FurmanandatElon…2005: Redshirted...High School: Named 2004 Atlanta Journal Constitution All-Dekalb/RockdaleCounty...2004teamcaptainandDefensivePlayer-of-the-Yearawardwinner...careertotalof162tackles,25tacklesforlossandninesacks...two-timeDekalbCountyPlayer-of-the-Month...playedforcoachBrentMiller...Personal: CharlesMajor,Jr....sonofMargaretMajor...bornSept.21,1986...majoringinbiology.

2007:SawactionagainstWebberInternational…2006:Redshirt-ed2006 season ...High School:A2006 graduateofH.B.PlantHighSchool...Personal:AnthonyMaldonado…majoringinhis-tory.

2007:Startedall11games…Recordedthreesoloandtwoas-sistedtacklesagainstWebberInternational, includingasackforalossof seven yards…atNo.7Wisconsin, recorded three soloandthreeassistedtackles,oneforalossofoneyard…recordeda season-high of five solo tackles at Chattanooga, including two for a loss of three yards … totaled three solo and five assisted tacklesatGeorgiaSouthernandagainagainstAppalachianState…

Major’s Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2006 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02007 8 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0total 11 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0

#43 anthony Maldonado

RB 5-8 190 RSOWe Believe!Tampa,Fla./H.B.Plant

#91 Kevin McCaskill

DL 6-2 255 RSRWe Believe!Columbia,S.C/Ridgeview

2008 Bulldogs

65We Believe!


finished the season with 26 solo and 29 assisted tackles for a loss of 14 yards, including two sacks for an eight-yard loss…2006:Startedall 11games…recorded23 total tackleson the season(ninesolo,14assisted),including1.5tacklesforatotallossoftwoyards…notchedtwosolotacklesatPittsburgh…recordedonesoloandtwoassistedtacklesatWofford…recordedaseason-highseventackles(foursolo,threeassisted)atNo.11Furman,includ-inganassistedtacklefora lossofoneyard…notchedonesoloandoneassistedtackleagainstGeorgiaSouthern…recordedonesolo tackle againstVMI…recorded four assisted tackles inTheCitadel’sdominatingseason-ending44-7victoryatElon, includingoneassisted tackle fora lossofoneyard…2005: Redshirted...2004:contributedasareserveD-linemanineightgames...pickedup11tackles,sixofwhichweresolostops...recordedtwotacklesfor a loss, his first coming against Benedict and the second came in theWoffordcontest...postedathencareer-highfourtacklesintheElongame,whiletallyingthreesolostopsversusWofford...earnedAthleticDirector’sHonorRoll (2.75GPAorhigher)andDean’sList(3.2GPAorhigher)honorsduringthespringsemester,whilebeingnamedtotheSoConHonorRoll(3.00academicyearGPAorhigher)fortheentire2004-05academicyear...High School: 2004graduateofRidgeviewHighSchool...2003All-Region...2003TheStateAll-Area...2003HighSchoolSportsReportTop-100...dur-inghissenioryearherecord145tackles...two-timeteamcaptain(‘02,‘03)...playedforcoachKirkBurnett...Personal:KevinMc-Caskill...bornMay10,1986...sonofStanleyandDoraMcCaskill...majoringinbusinessadministration.

McCaskill’s Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2004 8 6 5 11 2.0 5 0 0 02005 2 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 02006 11 9 14 23 1.5 2 1 0 02007 11 26 29 55 5.0 14 0 0 0total 32 41 48 89 8.5 21 1 0 0

2007:Startedall11games…atNo.7Wisconsin,recordedasea-son-highsixsolotacklesandoneassisted,aswellasonepassbreak-up…totaledthreesoloandtwoassistedtacklesagainstFurman…recoveredafumbleandreturneditfor21yardsandatouchdownatWesternCarolina,whileassistingonthreetackles…rackedinfoursolotacklesatGeorgiaSouthern…recordedtwosolotacklesagainst No. 9 Appalachian State … finished the season with 22 solo and12assistedtacklesandsevenpassbreakups…2006:Playedinall11gamesin2006,startingineight…notched33totaltacklesontheyear(23solo,10assisted),including1.5foralossoffouryards…brokeuptwopassesontheseason…recordedonesolotackleatTexasA&M…notchedsixtackles,foursoloandtwoassisted,atPittsburgh…recordedtwosolotacklesandoneassistedtackle,includingonesolo tackle fora lossof twoyards,againstChatta-nooga…recordedtwosolotacklesandassistedonatackleforalossoftwoyardsatNo.11Furman…notchedthreesolotacklesagainst Western Carolina … notched five total tackles (three solo, twoassisted)atNo.1AppalachianState…recordedaseason-highseven tackles (five solo, two assisted) at Elon … 2005:Redshirted... High School: 2004 The State All-State selection ... 2004 SCPigskinPrepAll-Stateselection ...2004SCVarsityAll-Stateselec-tion...2004HighSchoolSportsReportAll-Stateselection...2004HighSchoolSportsReportTop-100...2004PostandCourierAll-Lowcountry selection ...2004SpartanburgHerald JournalFab-50selection...2004PalmettoChampionsBig16All-Starback...2004All-Regionselection ...played in the2004ShrineBowl ... senioryearrecorded42tackles,twointerceptionsand10passbreak-ups...PlayedforcoachJohnMcKissick...Personal:TillmanMillhouse,IV ...bornSept.5,1987 ... sonofTillmanandTrinaMillhouse ...fatherplayed football at JacksonvilleState ...majoring inbusinessadministration.

#3 tillman Millhouse

DB 5-10 165 RJRWe Believe!Summerville,S.C./Summerville



2007:Playedin10games,startingnine…2006:Offensivelinemanwhosawactioninninegames,startinginfour…2005:SawactionagainstWesternCarolina,FurmanandElon...2004:Redshirted...High School:2004graduateofLexingtonHighSchool...receivedthree letters in football, two letters in track and field and one letter inwrestling...namedAll-StateandAll-Area...playedintheNorth-SouthAll-StarGame...receivedAll-Regionhonors...coachedbyJimmy Salterfield and Bart Miller ... Personal: DavidMorbitzer...bornJune3,1986...sonofAlanandHarrietZwartandPatMor-bitzer...majoringineducation.

2007:Startedall11games…recordedonesolotackleatGeor-giaSouthern…2006: Offensive lineman who saw his first career action in2006…wasvaulted intoa starting role, startingall11games…2005: Didnotseeanyaction...2004: Redshirted...High School: 2004graduateofTuckerHighSchool...playedforcoachBillBallard ... Personal: JohnClaytonMuirhead ...bornFeb.13,1986...sonofVickiWestbrook...majoringinbusinessadministra-tion.

2007: Saw action in four games … recorded one pass breakupagainstWebberInternational…2006:Redshirted...High School: NamedAll-StateThirdTeamhissenioryear...namedtotheFACADistrictSevenAll-StarTeam...recordedthehighestGPAonhisteam and received the Scholar-Athlete Award for his efforts ...namedAll-AreaHonorableMentionhisjunioryear...awardedthe

Millhouse’s Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2005 Redshirted2005Season2006 11 23 10 33 1.5 4 2 0 02007 11 22 12 34 0 0 7 0 1total 22 45 22 67 1.5 4 9 0 1

#74 david Morbitzer

OL 6-3 275 RSRWe Believe!Lexington,S.C./Lexington

#70 Clay Muirhead

OL 6-2 285 RSRWe Believe!Tucker,Ga./Tucker

#10 Biron Nabritt

DB 5-11 185 RSOWe Believe!Ocala,Fla./WestPort

2008 Bulldogs

67We Believe!


LeaderofthePackhonorforthebestallaroundmaleinhisclassinbothhissophomoreandjunioryears...coachedbyAlexCastaneda... lettered in football and track all four years ...Personal: BironNabritt...bornMay6,1988...sonofEugeneandJoannNabritt…majoringinbusinessadministration.

2007:Redshirted… High School:GraduatedfromGeorgetownHigh School in 2007… lettered three years in football andoneinwrestling…earnedsecondteamall-regionandwasnamedtheWendy’s special teams player of the week … Personal: ElliottWardNewton…bornMay10,1989…sonofDannyandSharonNewton…majoringinbusinessadministration.

2007:Redshirted…High School:A2007graduateofFranklinCountyHighSchool...letteredinfootballforthreeyearsandtrackforone year ... namedAll-Region SpecialtyPlayerof theYear ...garnered All-Area honors for his punting ... converted 7-of-12 field goalattemptsincludingaseason-long47yardkickhissenioryear...alsoinvolvedinBetaClubandNationalHonorSociety…Per-sonal: JordanLeePanter...bornMay1,1989inWinchester,Tenn....sonofMikeandNancyPanter...majoringincivilengineering.

2007: Playedinsevengames,startingintwo… 2006: Redshirted...High School:Wasafour-yearstarterattackle...namedSecondTeamAll-Region4-AA in 2005 ... 2004 SecondTeamAll-Region4-AAhonoree ...wasHonorarableMention forAll-Region4-AAin2003 ...memberoftheAAStaterunner-upbasketball teamin2005 ...Personal: TimothyParks ...bornDec.16,1987 inGrif-fin, Ga. ... son of Thornton and Dorothy Parks ... majoring in sport management.

#60 Elliott Newton

OL 5-10 230 RFRWe Believe!Georgetown,S.C./Georgetown

#48 Jordan Panter

K 5-11 180 RFRWe Believe!Winchester,Tenn./FranklinCounty

#50 tim Parks

OL 6-5 295 RSOWe Believe!Greenville,Ga./Greenville

2007: SawactionagainstWebberInternational…2006: SawactionagainstPittsburgh...High School: Three-yearstarteratWandoHighSchool...wasatwo-waystarterhissenioryear,playingtightendanddefensiveend...wastheWandoHSteamcaptain...namedMostValuableDefensiveLineman...recorded30solotackleswithanother15assistedtackles ...hadtwofumblerecoveries ...Per-sonal: StephenBricePeper...sonofCol.SteveandCindyPeper... father,Steve, isaCitadelalumnus(‘78)andaformerBoardofVisitorsmember...mother,Cindy,isanalumnusofCitadelGradu-ate College and played college basketball at Converse College ...majoringinbusinessadministration.

2007:Playedinninegames…High School: GraduatedfromSil-ver Bluff High School in 2007 … received three letters in foot-ball,oneintrack…teamwonthe2006regionalchampionship…namedAAAll-State…played intheShrineBowl…coachedbyAlLown…Personal: CoryKendallPope…bornOct.21,1989inAugusta,Ga.…sonofGeorgeandTeresaPope…majoringineducation.

2007: Startedall11games…totaledonesoloandthreeassistedtacklesagainstbothCharlestonSouthernandWebberInternation-al,recordingapassbreakupinbothcompetitions…recordedonesoloandfourassistedtacklesatNo.7Wisconsin…totaledtwosolotacklesagainstNo.8Wofford,oneforalossofoneyard…againstFurman,totaledonesoloandthreeassistedtackles,whilerushing the quarterback on two occasions … played both offense anddefenseagainstNo.9AppalachianState forhomecoming…recordedfoursoloandsixassistedtacklesforaseason-highof10tackles,twoforalossofeightyardsincludingasack…alsorushedthe ball twice against the Mountaineers for two yards and his first

#85 Brice Peper

TE 6-1 220 JRWe Believe!MountPleasant,S.C./Wando

#76 Cory Pope

OL 6-2 285 SOWe Believe!Aiken,S.C./SilverBluff

#99 terrence Reese

DL 6-0 275 JRWe Believe!North,S.C./North



collegiate touchdown … recorded first collegiate interception at VMI,returningitfortwoyards…totaled14soloand27assistedtackles foratotal lossof21yards,twosacks(onesoloandoneassisted) for 12 yards, one interception, four quarterback hurries, andtwopassbreakups… 2006: Truefreshmanwhosawactioninall 11 games, starting in five … recorded 31 total tackles (15 solo, 16assisted)ontheyear,including6.5tacklesforatotallossof22yards…recorded1.5sacksforatotalof11yards…creditedwithtwoQBhurriesandtwopassbreak-upsontheyear…oneofhistwoassistedtacklesagainstCharlestonSoutherncameforaloss…wascreditedwithaQBhurryagainstCSU…recordedonesolotackleandoneassistedtackleforalossofoneyardatPittsburgh,andcreditedwithapassbreak-up…hislonetackleatWoffordfellforalossoftwoyards…recordedaseason-highseventacklesatNo.11Furman(sixsolo,oneassisted)withthreetacklesforalossof eight yards … notched five total tackles against Georgia South-ern(twosolo,threeassisted)…oneofhisthreeassistedtacklesatNo.1AppalachianStatecameforaloss…atElon,recordedfourtackles (two solo, two assisted) with one solo and one assistedtackle both being sacks for a total loss of 11 yards, the first sacks ofhiscareer…High School: PlayedintheNorth-SouthAll-StarFootball game his senior year ... three-time Player of the Weekhonoree ... named All-Region in 2003 and 2004 ... received theTimothyHuttoMemorialAward for the footballplayerwith thehighestGPA...namedMostValuableDefensivePlayerin2004and2005...wasaWendy’sHighSchoolHeismanNominee...alsolet-teredinbasketball...coachedbyJohnJones...Personal: TerrenceReese...bornNov.11,1987...sonofTroyandBrendaReese...majoringinsportmanagement.

2007: Playedinall11games,startinginfour…recordedtwosoloand four assisted tackles againstCharlestonSouthern, two for alossofthreeyards…atNo.7Wisconsin,recordedonesoloandtwo assisted tackles and one quarterback hurry … totaled two soloandoneassistedtackleatChattanooga,includingasackfora20-yardloss…alsorecordedaforcedfumbleagainsttheMocs…recordedtwosoloandtwoassistedtacklesagainstNo.8Wofford,while also hurrying the quarterback twice … Finished the season with12 solo and10 assisted tackles for a lossof 23 yards, twoforced fumbles, six quarterback hurries, and one pass breakup …

Reese’s Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2006 11 15 16 31 6.5 22 2 0 02007 11 14 27 41 7.0 21 2 0 0 total 11 15 16 31 6.5 22 2 0 0

RuSHINg g att Yds td lg avg/C avg/g2007 11 3 2 1 1 1.5 0.2total 7 3 2 1 1 1.5 0.2

#32 Reggie Rice

LB 6-0 205 RSOWe Believe!Augusta,Ga./Greenbier

2006:Redshirted ...High School: Rushed for888yardshisse-nioryearineightgamesandrecorded79tacklesaswell...rushedformorethan500yardshisjunioryearwhilemaking99tackles...coachedbyMickeyDerrick...wasalsoaletterwinnerinbasketball(threeyears)andtrack(twoyears)...namedAll-Countyinallthreesportshecompetedin...namedAll-Regioninfootballandbasket-ball...namedAll-Stateinbasketball...Personal: ReginaldAnthonyRice,III...bornOct.16,1987inVirginiaBeach,Va....sonofRegi-naldRiceandZennaFoster...majoringinsportmanagement.

2007 all-aMERICaN

2008 tEaM CaPtaIN2007: Started in all 11 games…earned third teamAll-Americahonors … broke the school’s record for the most catches in aseasonwith78…recordedsix100-plusyardperformancesontheseason…openedtheseasonwith108yardsinninecatchesagainstCharlestonSouthern…totaled86yardsinonlythreecatches,alltouchdowns,againstWebberInternational…returnedthreepuntsfor85yards,totaling171all-purposeyardsagainsttheWarriors…

Rice’s Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2007 11 12 10 22 2.5 23 1 2 0 total 11 12 10 22 2.5 23 1 2 0

#5 andre Roberts

WR 5-11 175 JRWe Believe!Columbia,S.C./SpringValley

2008 Bulldogs

69We Believe!


2007: Redshirted…High School: A2007graduateofSavannahCountryDaySchool…letteredinfootballallfouryears…namedAll-GreaterSavannahandAll-Region…recorded31catches,600yards,seventouchdowns,twointerceptionsand14passbreakupsinhishighschoolcareer…sophomoreandjunioryearteamsmadethe final eight in the playoffs … Personal: ChristianBucanonRob-ertson…bornNov.20,1988inHouston,Texas…sonofBudandDeeRobertson…majoringinbiology.

2007:Didnotseeanyaction…2006:Redshirted…High School:A2005graduateofFortDorchesterHighSchool...Personal: Mo-zarRoss…bornMay18,1987...sonofMarvinandRethaRoss...brotherwasformerlinebackeratCharlestonSouthernUniversity,JadaRoss…majoringinhistory.

2007: Redshirted … High School: Graduated from AlpharettaHighSchoolin2007...letteredinfootballandtrack...afour-timeoffensiveplayeroftheweek...caughtseventouchdownpassesandaveraged14.6yardsperreception...Personal: TravisRuff...sonofSethandEugeniaRuff...bornMarch23,1989inMineola,N.Y....majoringinbusinessadministration.

at No. 7 Wisconsin, caught five passes for 54 yards, rushed once fortwoyardsandreturnedonepuntfor19yards…againstNo.8Wofford,caught12passesfor123yardsandreturnedfourpuntsfor22yards…inovertimewinagainstFurman,recordedninere-ceptions for 122 yards a long of 62, returned two punts for 41yards…atWesternCarolina,recordedthirdconsecutive100-plusreceivingperformancewith114yardsinninereceptions…againstNo.9AppalachianState,recordedninecatches for95yardsandonetouchdown…versusElon,recordedacareer-high180yards(themostreceivingyardsofanyBulldogssince1977)ineightcatch-es,withalongof68yards…alsorushedoncefortwoyardsagainstthePhoenix…endedtheseasonatVMIwith128yardsinsevencatches…recordedatouchdownineight-of-11gamesforatotalof 10 on the season … finished the season with 1,060 receiving yardsin78catchesandalongof68…in27puntreturns,totaled289yards,alongof51andatotalall-purposeyardageof1,350onthe season…2006:True freshman that played in all 11 games,starting two … caught 35 passes for 557 yards and five touchdowns …broughtinthreepassesforatotalof46yardsandonetouch-downagainstCharlestonSouthern, includinga36yardreception…alsoagainstCSU,rantheballtwicefor21yards…caughtfourpassesagainstChattanoogafor99yardsandatouchdown,includ-inga62-yardreception…broughtinfourpassesfor30yardsatWofford,includingonetouchdown…recordedaseason-high133yardsreceivingatNo.11Furmaninninecatches,includingagame-high43yardreception…rantheballonceforagainof33yardsand caught one pass for a five yard gain against Georgia Southern … caughttwopassesatNo.1AppalachianStateforatotalof65yardswitha59yardreceptionforatouchdown…broughtinfourpassesagainstVMIfor32yardsin“TheMilitaryClassicoftheSouth”…caughtfourpassesfor123yardsandaseason-long80yardrecep-tionforatouchdowninTheCitadel’sdominating44-7victoryatElon…High School:NamedtheMVPoftheNorth-SouthAll-Star game in 2005 ...was named to theAll-Area andAll-Regionteam in 2005 ... team was a state semi-finalist and region champ in 2005 ... coached by Jimmy Noonan, a former Citadel footballplayer...wasalsoanAll-Statetrackrunnerashistrackteamwonthe2003statechampionshipandwerethe2005staterunners-up...Personal: AndreRoberts...bornJan.9,1988...sonofStephenandDorothy Roberts ... also runs on The Citadel track and field team ... 2007 All-Southern Conference honoree in track and field ... earned thatAll-SoConhonorafterrunningtheanchorlegofthe4x100mrelayteamthatplacedthirdattheSoConOutdoorChampionships...rantheanchorlegofthe4x100mrelayteamthatwonaPennRelays title in 2007, the school’s fifth-consecutive title at the Penn Relays...majoringinaccounting.

Roberts’ Career StatisticsRECEIVINg g Rec Yds td lg Rec/g avg/C avg/g2006 11 35 557 5 80 3.2 15.9 50.62007 11 78 1,060 10 68 7.1 13.6 96.4total 22 113 1,617 15 80 5.1 14.3 73.5

RuSHINg g att Yds td lg avg/C avg/g2006 11 4 43 0 33 10.8 3.92007 11 6 1 0 5 0.2 0.1total 11 10 44 0 33 4.4 4.0

all PuRPoSE g Rush Rec PR KR IR total avg/g2006 11 43 557 193 0 0 793 72.12007 11 1 1,060 289 0 0 1,350 122.7total 22 44 1,617 482 0 0 2,143 97.4

#22 Christian Robertson

WR 5-8 150 RFRWe Believe!Savannah,Ga./SavannahCountryDay

#26 Mozar Ross

RB 5-7 195 SRWe Believe!Dorchester,S.C./FortDorchester

#81 travis Ruff

WR 6-3 200 RFRWe Believe!Alpharetta,Ga./Alpharetta



2007:Redshirted…High School:GraduatedfromWestAshleyHighSchoolin2006…letteredinfootballandtrack…Personal: MilfordScott…bornMay21,1988…sonofAnthonyandDeniseScott…majoringincivilengineering.

2007:Played inall11games…Caughttwopasses for23yardsandalongof15againstFurman…madeonecatchforsevenyardsagainstElon…2006:Redshirted…High School:Namedtothe2005All-State teamby theHighSchool SportsReport ... playedinthe2005North-SouthAll-Stargame...namedthe2005Player-of-the-YearbytheHighSchoolSportsReport...2005All-Regionhonoree ... named to theSouthCarolina top-50 football playerswatch list ...coachedbyShellDula ...also letteredinsoccerandtrack...Personal: AlexSellars...bornJan.28,1988...sonofRickandElaineSellars...majoringinbusinessadministration.

2007: Played in five games, starting three (Chattanooga, Wofford andFurman)…recorded three soloand twoassisted tacklesatNo.7Wisconsin,includingasackforalossof10yards…recordedthreesoloandoneassistedtackleatChattanooga,aswellasonepassbreakup…alsorecordedthreesoloandoneassistedtackleagainstNo.8Wofford…onesoloandoneassistedtackleagainstFurman … finished the season with 10 solo and six assisted tackles, onesack,andthreepassbreakups…2006: Playedinsevengames,

#82 Milford Scott

TE 6-4 215 RFRWe Believe!Charleston,S.C./WestAshley

#86 alex Sellars

TE 6-5 235 RSOWe Believe!Greenwood,S.C./Greenwood

Sellars’ Career StatisticsRECEIVINg g Rec Yds td lg Rec/g avg/C avg/g2006 Redshirted2007 11 3 30 0 15 0.3 10 2.7total 11 3 30 0 15 0.3 10 2.7

#25 Shaquill Smith

DB 5-9 160 RJRWe Believe!Columbia,S.C./SpringValley

startingthree,missingfourgameswithagroininjury…recorded20tacklesontheyear(13solo,sevenassisted)…notchedasea-son-highseventackles(foursolo,threeassisted)atTexasA&M…recordedtwosolotackles,twoassistedtacklesandapassbreak-upinTheCitadel’sdouble-overtimegameagainstCharlestonSouth-ern…recordeda solo andan assisted tackle atNo.11Furman…notchedonesolotackleatNo.1AppalachianState…closedout the season with five solo tackles and one pass break-up in The Citadel’sdominating44-7winatElon…2005: Redshirted…High School: A2005graduateofSpringValleyHighSchoolinColumbia... letteredinfootballandtrack...wasanAll-Statehonoreeinthetripleandhighjumps...wasAll-Regioninhighjump,triplejumpandfootball...regionalchampioninthehighandtriplejumps...teamwasthestaterunner-upintrack...coachedbyJohnJones...Personal: SonofSherylPurdie...bornOct.21,1987inMarion,SouthCarolina... is a member of The Citadel track and field team ... named the 2006 Southern Conference track and field Freshman of the Year ... a two-time All-Southern Conference honoree in track and field ... 2006SouthernConferencehighjumpChampion...brotherCedricplayedbasketballforSouthFlorida(1999-2001)...majoringinbusi-nessadministration.

2007:Sawactioninfourgamesonspecialteams…High School: GraduatedfromDormanHighSchoolin2007…letteredoneyearin football … senior season made 10 catches for 682 yards andonetouchdown…Personal:TylerMichaelStarnes…bornMarch18,1989…sonofMikeandAnnetteStarnes…fatherwasafour-yearlettermanatGardnerWebbandcoachednineyearsatWoffordwithMikeAyers…majoringinphysicaleducation.

2007:Playedinfourgames…2006: Sawactionintwogames,atPittsburgh and againstVMI in“TheMilitaryClassicof the South”…2005: Redshirted ...High School: 2003,2004All-Conference

Smith’s Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2006 7 13 7 20 0.0 0 2 0 02007 5 10 6 16 1.0 10 3 0 0total 12 23 13 36 1.0 10 5 0 0

#18 tyler Starnes

WR 5-10 175 SOWe Believe!Spartanburg,S.C./Dorman

#65 thomas Suggs

OL 6-4 270 RJRWe Believe!Sophia,N.C./Asheboro

2008 Bulldogs

71We Believe!


selection...2003,2004All-Countyselection...playedforcoachDonMurry...Personal:ThomasArthurSuggs...sonofJimandTammySuggs...bornSept.1,1987...majoringinelectricalengineering.

2007:Sawaction in10games…blockedtwokicks incollegiatedebut againstWebber International … also returned two puntsfor 20 yards against theWarriors and recorded three solo tack-les,earningfreshmanoftheweekfortheSouthernConference…blockedanotherpuntatChattanooga…alsoreturnedapuntfor16yardsandrecordedtwosolotacklesagainsttheMocs…com-pletedtheseasonwitheightsolotackles,threeassistedtackles,onepassbreakupandthreeblockedpunts…High School: GraduatedfromRidgeviewHighSchoolin2007…letteredthreeyearsinfoot-ball…earnedsecondteamall-statehonors,namedplayeroftheweektwice,ledteamintacklessenioryear,earneddefensivecaptainaward,nameddefensiveplayeroftheyearjuniorandseniorseasons…seniorseasonrecorded140tackles,sevensacks,11tacklesfora loss, five forced fumbles, one fumble recovery, two receptions for 30yardsandonetouchdown…Personal: JohnDavidSynovec…bornJan.23,1989…sonofTomandEllenSynovec…majoringinbiology.

2007:Redshirted…High School:A2007graduateofJackBrittHighSchool…onlyattendedJackBrittH.S.hissenioryear,trans-ferring formMoanaluaHighSchool inHawaiiafterhis fatherwastransferred … named 2006 Mid-SoutheasternAll-Conference …named2006BestOffensiveLineman…received2005OIAWhiteDivisionAll-Conference(Hawaii)honors…named2005OceanicTimeWarnerCableTeamPlayer(Hawaii)…also lettered inbas-ketball andbaseball…Personal: ChristopherTylerThornton…bornAug.24,1989inFt.Hood,Texas…sonofJasonandChristineThornton…father,Jason,isintheUnitedStatesArmy…majoringinhealthandwellness.

#9 John Synovec

DB 6-0 205 SOWe Believe!Columbia,S.C./RidgeView

Synovec’s Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2007 10 8 3 11 0.0 0 1 0 0total 10 8 3 11 0.0 0 1 0 0

#75 tyler Thornton

OL 6-3 230 RFRWe Believe!Fayetteville,N.C./JackBritt

2007: Sawaction in four games…rushed twice for eight yardsagainstWebberInternational…rushedthreetimesforeightyardsand his first collegiate touchdown at VMI … 2006: Redshirted ...High School:Namedpre-seasonAll-AmericanbyTomLemming... was anArmyAll-American Bowl nominee ... named honorablementiontotheNorthSuburbanAll-ConferenceTeam...wascaptainofhisteam...namedBig12All-Conferencehisjunioryear...namedCentralIllinoisAll-Areainjunioryear...namedtheteam’soffensiveMVPhisjunioryear...Personal: CameronTurner...bornJuly29,1987...sonofRonandWendyTurner...comesfromastrongfamilyoffootballplayersandcoaches,includinghisfatherwhoisthefor-merheadcoachat IllinoisandcurrentOffensiveCoordinatorfortheChicagoBearsandhisuncle,NorvTurner,whoistheheadcoachoftheSanDiegoChargers...alsohisuncle,ScottWeber,playedatSouthernCal,whilehiscousin,ScottTurner,playedatUNLV...hisothercousin,DanO’Dell,playedfootballforSanJoseState…ma-joringinbusinessadministration.

2007: Redshirted … High School:A 2007 graduate ofWandoHigh School…lettered in football and track ... named aTop100football prospect inhigh school ... recorded six sacks and forcedeightfumbleshissenioryear,alongwith113tacklesand1,083rush-ing yards ... nationally ranked in track events (discus - 14th; shotput-23rd)hissenioryear,winningthestatetitleinbothevents...received All-State and All-Region accolades in track and field ... Per-sonal: Quintin JenaroTurner ...bornAug.20,1989 inCharleston...sonofCraigTurner,Sr.andSonjaClark...alsoamemberofTheCitadel track and field team ... majoring in health and wellness.

#6 Cam Turner

QB 5-11 175 RSOWe Believe!Libertyville,Ill./Libertyville

Turner’s Career StatisticsRuSHINg g att Yds td lg avg/C avg/g2007 4 5 16 1 7 3.2 4.0total 4 5 16 1 7 3.2 4.0

#69 QuintinTurner

DL 6-0 275 RFRWe Believe!MountPleasant,S.C./Wando



2008 team Captain

2007:Didnotplay…2006: Startedinall11games…recorded69tacklesontheyear(40soloand29assisted)…recordedonesackontheyearforalossofsixyardsand2.5tacklesforatotalloss of eight yards … recorded five solo and four assisted tackles atPittsburgh,includingasolosackforasixyardloss…recordedthreesolo tacklesandoneassisted tackle inTheCitadel’sover-timewinagainstWesternCarolina, includingonesolotackle foralossofoneyard…creditedwith10totaltackles(sixsolo,fourassisted)atNo.1AppalachianStatewithoneassistedtacklefallingforalossofoneyardandoneinterception…recordedsixsolotacklesandtwoassistedtacklesagainstVMIin“TheMilitaryClas-sicoftheSouth”…notchedthreesoloandtwoassistedtacklesatElon…2005: Sawactionineightgamesasatruefreshman...wasa standout on the special teams squad ... recorded five solo tackles and assisted on another five ... recorded two solo and two assisted tacklesatFloridaState...hadasolotackleagainstAppalachianState...blockedapuntagainsttheMountaineers...hadatotalofthreetackles(twosolo,twoassisted)atGeorgiaSouthernwithoneforaone-yardloss...High School:2004CorpusChristiCaller-TimesAll-SouthTexasselection...2004CorpusChristiCaller-TimesAll-Metroselection...2004BayAreaSportsAll-Starteamselection...2004District31-4AMostValuableDefensiveBack...2004All-Dis-trict31-4Aselection...senioryearledthestateofTexasinregular

#22 Jonathan Vest

DB 5-9 185 SRWe Believe!CorpusCristi,Texas/Calallen

seasoninterceptionswitheightandreturnedtwofortouchdowns... senioryearposted72tackleswithninepassbreakups ...Per-sonal: JonathanVest...bornSept.18,1986...sonofGilandJudyVest…majoringinbusiness.

2007:Didnotplay…2006:Didnotseeanygameaction…2005: Redshirted ...High School: 2005 graduate of Effingham County ... three-year letterwinner in football and two-year letterwinnerin golf ... earned Pride-Hustle-Desire and Gridiron team awards...teamwenttotheplayoffstwooffourseasons...earnedhighestgradepointaverageonfootballteamduringjuniorandseniorsea-sons...coachedbyKeithManus...Personal: RayWebb...bornJuly17,1987...sonofDarwinandVickyWebb...majoringinbiology.

2007: Playedin10games…Rushedforaseason-high13carriesfor 80 yards and one touchdown against Webber International,marking his first collegiate touchdown and the only one for the season…atNo.7Wisconsin,hecarriedtheballthreetimesfor16yardsandalongof11…healsoreturnedtwokickoffsfor28yards(14yardseach)…carriedtheballeighttimesatChattanoogafor53yardsandaseason-highlongof28yards…recordedakey56-yard kickoff return against Furman in the fourth quarter to set up tying field goal and eventual overtime win … rushed six times for 34yardsatWesternCarolina…rushedseventimesfor33yardsagainstElon,whilealsomakingonecatch for20yardsandthreekickoffreturnsfor46yards,totalingaseason-high99all-purposeyards against the Phoenix … finished the season with 47 carries for

Vest’s Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2005 8 5 5 10 0.5 1 0 0 02006 11 40 29 69 2.5 8 4 1 02007 Didnotplaytotal 19 45 34 79 3.0 9 4 1 0

all PuRPoSE g Rush Rec PR KR IR total avg/g2005 8 0 0 0 46 0 46 5.82006 11 0 0 0 115 0 115 10.5total 19 0 0 0 161 0 161 8.5

#62 Ray Webb

LS 5-10 195 SRWe Believe!Springfield, Ga./Effingham County

#33 Cody Wilson

RB 6-0 200 SOWe Believe!WestNewton,Pa./Yough

2008 Bulldogs

73We Believe!


240yardsandonetouchdown,tworeceptionsfor22yards,eightkickoffreturnsfor176yardsandalongof56foranall-purposeto-talyardageof438ontheseason…High School: GraduatedfromYoughHighSchoolin2007…receivedthreelettersinfootballandtwoinbasketballandtrack…footballteamcaptain…twicewasnamedAll-Conference…twicewasnamedtotheAll-Post-Gazetteteam…rushedfor1,556yardsand23touchdowns,averaging10.4yards per carry … was a 100m state qualifier in track … Personal: CodyWilson…bornJuly7,1988inPittsburgh,Pa.…sonofCraigandTammyWilson…majoringinelectricalengineering.

Wilson’s Career Statistics

RuSHINg g att Yds td lg avg/C avg/g2007 10 47 240 1 28 5.1 24.0total 10 47 240 1 28 5.1 24.0

RECEIVINg g Rec Yds td lg Rec/g avg/C avg/g2007 10 2 22 0 20 0.2 11.0 2.2total 10 2 22 0 20 0.2 11.0 2.2

all PuRPoSE g Rush Rec PR KR IR total avg/g2007 10 47 22 0 176 0 438 43.8total 10 44 22 0 176 0 438 43.8

#47 Carver Wright

DB 6-2 205 RJRWe Believe!Florence,S.C./SouthFlorence

2007:Playedinall11games…RecordedonesolotackleandoneforcedfumbleandonefumblerecoveryagainstCharlestonSouth-ern…totaledthreesoloandoneassistedtackleagainstWebberInternational,aswellasonefumblerecoveryforasix-yardtouch-down…atNo.7Wisconsin,totaledonesolotackle…recordedonesoloandoneassistedtackleagainstNo.8Wofford,atWest-ern Carolina and at VMI … finished the season with nine solo and sixassistedtackles,onetacklefora lossofoneyard,oneforcedfumble,twofumblerecoveriesforsixyardsandaTDandonepassbreakup…2006:Sawactioninsevengamesthroughoutthesea-son…recordedoneassistedtackleatPittsburgh…creditedwithone solo stop against Chattanooga … also saw action at TexasA&M,againstCharlestonSouthern,atWofford,atNo.1Appala-chianStateandagainstVMIin“TheMilitaryClassicoftheSouth”…2005: Redshirted...High School:NamedteamMVPatSouthFlorenceHighSchoolin2004...letteredinfootball,basketballandtrack...had1,000yardsrushingand1,000passingin2004...scored24 touchdowns thatyear ... coachedbyKenCribb ...Personal: CarverWright...bornFeb.23,1987....sonofCarverandHelenWright...father,Carver,playedbasketballatVoorheesCollege...majoringinhealthandwellness.

Wright’s Career StatisticstaCKlES g ua a total tFl Yds Pd FF FR2005 Redshirted2005Season2006 7 1 1 2 0.0 0 0 0 02007 11 9 6 15 1.0 1 1 1 2total 18 10 7 17 1.0 1 1 1 2



#49 tolu Akindele

LB 5-10 205 FRWe Believe!

Houston, Texas/Westfield

High School: Graduated from Westfield High School in 2008…letteredtwoyearsinfootballandonceintrackandfield … member of National Honor Society, earned honor roll recognition, academic all-state and all-district honors,namedteamcaptainandlinebackeroftheyear…leddistrictin tackles … member of the Westfield football team that went47-7inthelast fouryears… Personal: ToluwalaseAkindele…bornSept.24,1989inLagos,Nigeria…sonofAbigailAkindele…majoringinbusinessadministration.

High School: Graduated from Fort Mill High School in2008…earnedfourlettersinfootballandoneinbasketball…namedtri-countyplayeroftheweekfourtimes,FortMilldefensiveplayeroftheyeartwoconsecutiveyears,Class4ADefensive LinemanAward six times, named all-regionde-fensiveendtwoconsecutiveyears,selectedtothe2006and2007 Herald all-area football team, selected to the Char-lotte Observer All-Star team, named the 2007 CharlotteObserverUpperStateDefensiveEndofYear, selectedtothe2007HighSchoolSportReportsTop100SenorPros-pects…careerstatsinclude35.5sacks,87.5tacklesforaloss…Personal: ChristopherLawrenceLackeyBillingslea…bornFeb.7,1990…sonofMelvinandGingerBillingslea…majoringinbusinessadministration.

High School: Graduated from Stratford High School in2008… lettered in football…memberof JROTC,wasateamcaptain,earnedKnightPrideAward,earned74Aall-region, honorable mention all-lowcountry … member ofteamthatmadetheplayoffs in2005,2006and2007,wonlowerstaterunner-upin2006andwentundefeatedinre-gionalplayforeightyears…totaled90tackles,fourtacklesforaloss,onesack,interceptionandfumblecauseandre-covery… Personal:Leon JeremyBuncum…bornSept.12,1990…sonofJuliusBuncumIIIandSonyaBuncum…majoringinpoliticalscience.

#77 Chris Billingslea

DL 6-5 230 FRWe Believe!

FortMill,S.C./FortMill

#31 Jeremy Buncum

LB 6-0 195 FRWe Believe!

Charleston,S.C./Stratford

#89 luke Caldwell

WR 6-1 205 FRWe Believe!

Wilmington,N.C./JohnT.Hoggard

High School: Graduated from John T. Hoggard HighSchoolin2008…letteredinfootballandbaseball…earnedfirst team all-state honors, all-region baseball (short stop) …memberof2007teamthatwonthestatechampionship… career stats consists of 120 catches, 2,600 yards and30 touchdowns as a three-year starter…Personal: Lu-casCaldwell…bornApril20,1990…sonofBretandJillCaldwell…majoringinbusinessadministration.

High School:Graduated fromDinwiddieHigh School in2008…lettered in football,namedsecondteamall-state,first team all-metro, all-region, all digital sports, all tri-cities, all central region,WRICTV8playerof theweek for re-cord-settingperformancecatching11ballsfor225yardsandthreetouchdowns,puttinghimontheall-timesingle-gametop10listfortheRichmond,Va.area…Personal: Dequan Coles…bornDec.3,1989…sonofMarvinandBerthaColes…majoringinbusinessadministration.

High School: Graduated from Freedom High School in2008 … earned three letters in football and baseball …namedfootballteammostvaluableplayer…averaged43.2yardsperpuntwithalongof70and13puntsinsidethe20-yardline…Personal: CassCouey…bornDec.16,1989…sonofSteveandRhondaCouey…majoringinbusinessadministration.

#28 deQuan Coles


Dinwiddie,Va./Dinwiddie

#36 Cass Couey

P 6-1 185 FRWe Believe!

Tampa,Fla./Freedom

#23 terrell Dallas

RB 6-0 205 FRWe Believe!

FernandinaBeach,Fla./FernandinaBeach

High School: Graduated from Fernandina Beach HighSchoolin2008…letteredinfootball,trackandweightliftingthreeyears…earnedWarriorAward,LeadershipAwardandCoach’sAward…receivedall-conferencehonors forsophomoreandseniorseasons…totaled1,542yards,14touchdownsintwoseasons…Personal: TerrellDallas…bornMarch14,1990…sonofTarrisandChavelleDallas…majoringincomputerengineering.

High School:GraduatedfromCrestwoodHighSchoolin2008…letteredinfootball,basketball,trackandweightlift-ing…earnedall-areaandall-regionhonorsinfootballandbasketball,mostvaluableplayerinbasketballandbestdefen-sivebackinfootball…2007statsinclude70tackles,threeinterceptions,ninepassbreakups,13puntreturnsfor204yards and fourkickoff returns for62yards…Personal:KeithBricenGamble…bornJan.18,1990…sonofKeithandMildredGamble…majoringinbusinessadministration.

High School:GraduatedfromBishopCarroll…letteredinfootballfouryears…two-yearteamcaptain,earnedhon-orable mention Altoona Mirror all-state three years, TheTribune and Democrat all-area selection, Max Emfinger All-AmericanBowlselection,Jackson,MSVeteranStadiumGame,East-WestPennsylvaniaAll-Stargame,earnedFoot-ball Coaches Association Most Valuable Player (offensiveaward),memberofteamthatwent12-1andwonDistrict6 championship during sophomore season … Personal:Nathan J.Gerber…born June9,1989…sonof JeffandAnnetteGerber…majoringincriminaljustice.

#7 Keith Gamble

DB 5-9 155 FRWe Believe!

Sumter,S.C./Crestwood

#67 Nate Gerber

OL 6-3 260 FRWe Believe!

Ebensburg,Pa./BishopCarroll

2008 Signees

75We Believe!


High School:GraduatedfromBriarwoodChristianSchoolin2008…earned four letters in football andbaseball…earnedspecialteamsawardandcoachesaward,memberofteamthatwent14-1in2007…recorded99tackles,12.5sacks,twoblockedpunts,twocausedfumbles,fourrecov-eriesandonetouchdownonoffenseanddefense… Per-sonal: JacobScottMoorer…bornNov.9,1990…sonofScottandLeslieMoorer…majoringineducation.

High School:Graduated fromRyanHighSchool in2008… lettered threeyears in football and two inbaseball…earnedsecondteamall-districthonors,memberoffootballteam that made eight consecutive playoff appearances …memberofPALS(peerassistanceleadershipsservices)andRotaryInteract…Personal: GrahamThomasReeder…bornOct.9,1989…sonofDewayneandDawnReeder…fatherplayedfootballfortheUniversityofNorthTexas(83-86)…majoringinbusinessadministration.

High School: Graduated from South Brunswick HighSchool in 2008 … lettered three years in football … all-stateandall-conferenceselectionat tightendandall-areaasdefensiveend,namedspecialteamsplayeroftheyear…recorded five touchdown receptions in 2007 … Personal: JamesRobey…bornAug. 28, 1989… sonofTerri andDavidRobey…majoringincriminaljustice.

High School:GraduatedfromManningHighSchoolin2008…letteredinfootballandbasketballthreeyears…earnedfootballprideawardandnamedmostvaluableplayerinbas-ketballfortwoyears,wasfootballteamcaptain,totaledover1,000yardsrushingandpassing,andwon41gamesasstart-ing quarterback for four years … earned all-state honors in basketball two years, scored1,000points junior year andwon41games…Personal: ChristopherHammett…bornAug.30,1990…sonofMarvinHammettandBridgetBarr…fatherplayedbasketballforCoastalCarolinaUniversity…majoringinbusinessadministration.

High School: Graduated from Vanguard High School in2008… lettered three years in football and twoyears intrack and basketball … earned all-state honorable men-tion, first team all-district, named No. 1 receiver in Marion County,trackmostvaluableplayer…recorded31catchesfor681yardsand11touchdownsduringseniorseason…Personal: KevinLeonidasHardy,Jr.…bornApril27,1990…sonofTiwanaJames…momplayedbasketball…major-ingincriminaljustice.

High School: GraduatedfromHartCountyHighSchoolin2008 … lettered in football four years, track and field three years and tennisone year… teamcaptain, nameddefen-sivemostvaluableplayer,playerof theweek,all-areaandall-region selection, player of the year finalist, Anderson In-dependentAll-Stateselection,earnedall-regionhonorsfortrack…careerstatsinclude334tackles,12interceptions,32sacksand14bighits…Personal: RodHarland…bornNov.4,1989…sonofJoeandJoAnnHarland…majoringinhealthandwellness.

#40 Chris Hammett


Manning,S.C./Manning

#83 Kevin Hardy


Ocala,Fla./Vanguard

#26 Rod Harland


Hartwell,Ga./HartCounty

#34 asheton Jordan

RB 6-0 206 FRWe Believe!Summerville,S.C./Stratford

High School: Graduated from Stratford High School in2008…letteredinfootballfouryearsandbasketballtwice…memberoftheNationalHonorSociety,namedall-state,all-regionandall-lowcountry,namedmostvaluablerunningback,mostvaluablereceiverandplayedintheNorth-SouthAll-Star game, member of 2004 state runner-up team infootball … recorded 1,142 rushing yards, 15 touchdownsand24receptionsfor594yardsandthreetouchdowns…Personal: AshetonNicholasJordan…bornOct.2,1990…sonofGaryandRoseJordan…dadGarywasacollegiateathlete…majoringinbusinessadministration.

High School: GraduatedfromNorthMarionHighSchoolin2008…letteredinfootball,basketballandtrackforfouryears ...recorded five interceptions and 60 tackles during se-niorseason...highschoolteamwent12-2Personal:KevinManning,Jr....GrandsonofSarahK.Thomas…bornJan.29,1989…majorisundecided.

High School: Graduated fromFlorida StateHigh Schoolin2008… lettered in football andbasketball threeyears,namedoffensiveanddefensivemostvaluableplayer,memberofteamthatwonbothdistrictandregionalchampionshipsin2006and2007…recorded48receptionsfor648yardsand44soloand51assistedtackles…Personal:KennethBernardMelvin,Jr.…bornJan.30,1990…sonofKennethandMelissaMelvin…fatherplayedfootballforTennesseeStateUniversity(82-87)andbrothercurrentlyplaysforFortValleyState…majoringinengineering.

#16 Kevin Manning

DB 5-11 175 FRWe Believe!Flemington,Fla./NorthMarion

#94 Jake Moorer

DL 6-3 225 FRWe Believe!

Birmingham,Ala./BriarwoodChristian

#72 graham Reeder

OL 6-2 250 FRWe Believe!

Denton,Texas/Ryan

#80 James Robey

TE 6-3 218 FRWe Believe!Leland,N.C./SouthBrunswick

#37 Kenny Melvin


Tallahassee,Fla./FloridaState(HS)



#97 demarrio Sims

DL 6-2 240 FRWe Believe!Reddick,Fla./NorthMarion

High School: Graduated fromSt. JoesPrep in2006andtransferredfromNorthernIowa…wasafour-yearletter-man in football and track, finished 10th all-time in career rushinginPhiladelphiahistory,three-timeall-Catholic,two-time all-city and two-time all-area selection, named mostvaluableplayertwice,whileservingasteamcaptainduringseniorseason,namedthearea’s toppickbyFootballSto-riestheMagazine,namedUSATodaynationalplayeroftheweek,memberof teamthatwasrankedthird innation in2003andearnedthreeCatholicleaguetitles…Personal: JohnShaw…bornDec.28,1986…sonofDrewandLindaShaw…majoringinpoliticalscience.

High School:GraduatedfromNorthMarionHighSchoolin2008…letteredinfootball,basketballandweightlifting…earned D-Lineman All-Area honors, third team All-Statehonorsandholds theMarionCountysingle-season/careersackrecord…in2007recorded125tackles,16sacks,22tackles for loss, forced three fumbles and recovered onefumble…Personal:DemarrioHenryLeeSims…bornMay3,1990…sonofWandaThompsonandHenrySims…ma-joringinbusinessadministration.

High School:GraduatedfromCarverHighSchoolin2008… lettered in football and track and field four years … earnedfreshmanoftheyearandcoach’saward…amemberofthe2007Georgia3Astatechampionshipfootballteam…Personal: DeAndre Marquise Smith … born Dec. 19, 1989 …sonofJamesJacksonandRosalindSmith…majoringinhealthandwellness.

#24 deandre Smith


Columbus,Ga./Carver

#16 demontrelle Smith

DB 6-1 180 FRWe Believe!Reddick,Fla./NorthMarion

#17 Miguel Starks

QB 6-2 200 FRWe Believe!

Atlanta,Ga./Mundy’sMill

High School: GraduatedfromNorthMarionHighSchoolin2008…letteredthreeyears inbasketballandfootball ...earned first team All-Area and third team All-State in foot-ballandtwoyearssecondteamAll-Areainbasketball ...ju-niorseasoninfootballmade29catchesfor465yardsandfive touchdowns, senior year recorded 60 tackles and five interceptions...memberofteamthatwent12-2duringse-niorseason ...Personal:DemontrelleSmith…bornNov.8,1989…sonofDiedreSmithandRichardWhite…majorispre-med.

High School:Graduated fromMundy’sMillHigh Schoolin2008…letteredinfootballandbaseball…namedteamcaptain senior season, earned first team all-region honors seniorseasonandall-countyandall-regioninbaseballduringjuniorseason,playedinGeorgiaNorth-SouthAll-Stargame,memberofbaseballteamthatearnedback-to-backregionalchampionships…recorded1,100yardsand13touchdownspassingand700yardsandseventouchdownsrushingdur-ing senior season…Personal: Miguel Dominique Starks …bornJuly31,1990…sonofMichaelandSharonStarks…cousinRicoClarkplayedfortheIndianapolisColtsandcousinReggieJohnsonplayedforSanAntonioSpurs…ma-joringinsportsmarketing.

High School:GraduatedfromIrmoHighSchoolin2008…letteredthreeyearsinfootballandfouryearsinbaseball…earned all-region, all-area honors and the 2007 coach’sawardrecognition…recorded11receptionsfor241yardsand five touchdowns senior season… a member of the 2006 SouthCarolinastatechampionrunner-upteam…Person-al:NealStrange…bornJuly21,1990…sonofFreddieandKarenStrange…majoringinpre-law.

#98 Neal Strange

TE 6-6 260 FRWe Believe!

Columbia,S.C./Irmo

#18 alexander Wall

QB 6-2 205 FRWe Believe!Asheville,N.C./ACReynolds

High School: GraduatedfromA.C.ReynoldsHighSchoolin 2008… lettered in football and baseball two years …earned NW 4A all-conference in football and baseball…footballandbaseballteamcaptain…selectedtoplayinthe2007NorthCarolinaBaseballSummerGames…passedfor1,145yardsandsixtouchdowns,rushedfor755yardsand11touchdown,puntedforanaverageof38.5yardsduringseniorseason…Personal:Alexander JamesWall…bornAug.7,1990…sonofJamesandSuzanneWall…majorisundecided.

High School:GraduatedfromNorthMarionHighSchoolin 2008… lettered in football three years and track and field andweightliftingfouryears…earnedtheWhiteHatAwardgiven by the principal, second team all-county his junioryear,honorablementionhissenioryear,weightlifteroftheyearhis sophomoreand junior seasonsand thirdplaceatStatehisjunioryear…Personal: RyanMatthewWilliams…bornJan.15,1990…sonofMalcolmandAndreaWilliams…majoringincomputerscience.

#43 Ryan Williams

RB 5-11 245 FRWe Believe!

Ocala,Fla./NorthMarion

2008 Signees#20 John Shaw

RB 5-7 200 RFRWe Believe!Philadelphia,Pa./NorthernIowa

The 2008 Schedule



Opponents

date opponent timeaug. 28 @ the Citadel 7 p.m.Sept. 9 @ Wisconsin-Stevens Point TBA Sept. 13 St. Paul’s TBASept. 27 @ Edward Waters TBAOct. 4 UNC Pembroke TBAOct. 9 @ Jacksonville TBAOct. 18 Concordia-Selma TBAOct. 25 Wesley TBANov. 1 @ Newport News Apprentice TBANov. 8 @ Southern Virginia TBANov. 15 Savannah State TBA

date opponent ResultAug. 25 @ Bethel L, 42-21Sept. 1 Wisconsin-Stevens Point L, 13-7Sept. 8 @ the Citadel l, 76-0Sept. 15 @ Faulkner W, 26-7Sept. 29 Edward Waters W, 20-18Oct. 6 @ UNC Pembroke L, 31-21Oct. 13 @ Concordia-Selma L, 38-27 Oct. 27 Chowan W, 31-17 Nov. 3 Azusa Pacific L, 31-20

general Informationlocation .............................................Babson Park, Fla.Founded .................................................................. 1927Enrollment .............................................................. 650President .......................................... Dr. Rex R. Yentesathletics director ..................................... Bill HeathNickname .......................................................WarriorsColors ............................................Green/Gold/WhiteConference .......Southeastern Atlantic ConferenceStadium (capacity) .................Legion Field (8,000)Playing Surface ................................... Natural Grass

team InformationBasic offense .....................................................SpreadBasic defense ............................................... 3-3 stack2007 overall Record ............................................ 3-62007 Conference Record ................................... 1-1Series vs. the Citadel ..................................CIT, 1-0letterman Returning ...........................................n/aletterman lost .......................................................n/aStarters Returning ..................................................17Starters lost ............................................................n.aFirst Year of Football ......................................... 2002all-time Record ................................................25-25Postseason appearances ................................NonePostseason Record .............................................. N/Alast Postseason appearance ......................... N/A

Coaching StaffHead Coach ............................................... Kelly ScottCareer Record .....................................8-11 (2 years)Record at Webber Int’l ....................8-11 (2 years)Office Phone ......................................(863) 638-2982Best time to Reach .....................................Morning

assistant CoachesChad Barnhardt ...................... Offensive CoordinatorBryan Cox ............................................... Defensive LineJames Delgado ........................................Offensive LinePat Herrington .................................... Defensive BacksRod Jamieson ...................................... Defensive BacksMatt Leone ...............................................QuarterbacksGreg Lewis ...............................................Running BacksTom O’ Grady ......................................Wide ReceiversEric Potochney ............................................ LinebackersTravis Spiva ..............................................Offensive Line

Media RelationsFB Sports Info. director ..............Monica SpratleyOffice Phone ......................................(863) 638-2980E-mail ................................................. [email protected] SId ..............................................Matt Reed...............................................................Krysti DiMartinoMedia Relations Fax ........................ (863)638-2915Website ........................... www.webberathletics.com

Media Relations Mailing addressJohn Haworth1201 North Scenic Hwy.Babson Park, Fla. 33827

Game 1: Aug. 30 • Webber International • 7 p.m. • Johnson Hagood Stadium

2007 Webber International Warriors Statistical leaders

2008 Schedule 2007 Results

Head CoachKelly Scott

defensive leaderMichael Frazier

offensive leadertaylor atwood

Rushing att. Yds. avg. tdT. Atwood 191 873 4.6 6N. Garcia 47 221 4.7 0R. Webely 49 159 3.2 2

Passing att-Comp-Int Pct. Yds. tdA. Carr 244-119-2 48.8 1345 5C. Johns 27-14-4 51.9 109 1

Receiving No. Yds. avg. tdS. Rivera 23 221 9.6 2C. Gilbert 20 282 14.1 1 L. Stokes 16 170 10.6 1

tackles Solo asst. tot. tFl SacksJ. Watkins 74 25 99 4.8 0.0 D. Tate 61 34 82 4.0 3.0B. Long 47 20 80 4.4 4.0

Interceptions No. Yds. avg. tdJ. Watkins 3 8 2.6 0R. Betts 2 55 27.5 1

Scoring td Pat 2Pat Fg Pts.T. Atwood 6 0 0 0 36A. Carr 4 0 0 0 24I. Arias 0 14 1 0 17

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79We Believe!


general Informationlocation ..................................................Clemson, S.C.Founded .................................................................. 1889Enrollment .........................................................17,181President ..............................................James F. Barkerathletics director ................Dr. Terry Don PhillipsNickname .............................................................TigersColors ....................................................Orange/PurpleConference ....................Atlantic Coast ConferenceStadium (capacity) ...Memorial Stadium (81,473)Playing Surface ................................... Natural Grass

team InformationBasic offense .....................................................SpreadBasic defense .......................................................... 3-42007 overall Record ............................................ 9-42007 Conference Record ......................... 5-3 ACCSeries vs. the Citadel ..................CU leads 25-5-1lettermen Returning ............................................52lettermen lost ........................................................21Starters Returning ..................................................17Starters lost ...............................................................7First Year of Football ......................................... 1896all-time Record ..................................... 625-426-45Postseason appearances .............30 Bowl GamesPostseason Record ............................................15-15last Bowl ............................... 2007 Chick-Fil-A BowlResult ..........................Auburn 23, Clemson 20 (OT)

Coaching StaffHead Coach ......Tommy Bowden, West Virginia ‘77Career Record ......................... 87-46 (11th season)Office Phone .............................................................n/aBest time to Reach .......................... Contact MRD

assistant CoachesBrad Scott .........................Associate Head Coach/OLDabo Swinney ..................Assistant Head Coach/WRRob Spence .......................Offensive Coordinator/QBAndre Powell ............. Special Teams Coordinator/RBBilly Napier ...................... Recruiting Coordinator/TEVic Koenning ..................Defensive Coordinator/ DBRon West................................................. Defensive LineDavid Blackwell ........................................... LinebackersChris Rumph ......................................... Defensive Ends

Media RelationsMedia Relations director ................. Tim BourretOffice Phone ......................................(864) 656-2114E-mail ......................................btimoth@clemson.eduFootball SId .................................... Brian HennesseyOffice Phone ......................................(864) 656-1921E-mail ..................................... [email protected] Relations Fax ........................ (864)656-2915Website ...............................www.clemsontigers.com

Media Relations Mailing addressJervey Athletic Center100 Perimeter RoadClemson, S.C. 29634

date opponent timeAug. 30 vs. Alabama TBASept. 6 the Citadel 3:30 p.m. Sept. 13 North Carolina State TBA Sept. 20 South Carolina State TBASept. 27 Maryland TBAOct. 9 @ Wake Forest 7:45 p.m.Oct. 18 Georgia Tech TBANov. 1 @ Boston College TBANov. 8 @ Florida State TBANov. 15 Duke TBANov. 22 @ Virginia TBANov. 29 South Carolina TBA

date opponent ResultSept. 3 Florida State W, 24-18Sept. 8 Louisiana-Monroe W, 49-26Sept. 15 Furman W, 38-10Sept. 22 @ North Carolina State W, 42-20Sept. 29 @ Georgia Tech L, 13-3Oct. 6 Virginia Tech L, 41-23Oct. 20 Central Michigan W, 70-14Oct. 27 @ Maryland W, 30-17Nov. 3 @ Duke W, 47-10Nov. 10 Wake Forest W, 44-10Nov. 17 Boston College L, 20-17Nov. 24 South Carolina W, 23-21Dec. 31 vs. Auburn L(ot), 23-20

Game 2: Sept. 6 • Clemson University • 3:30 p.m. • Clemson Memorial Stadium

2007 Clemson tigers Statistical leaders


Head Coachtommy Bowden

defensive leaderMichael Hamlin

offensive leaderJames davis

Rushing att. Yds. avg. tdJ. Davis 214 1,064 5.0 10C.J. Spiller 145 768 5.3 3J. Ford 14 172 12.3 0

Passing att-Comp-Int Pct. Yds. tdC. Harper 282-433-6 65.1 2,991 27W. Korn 8-11-0 72.7 100 1

Receiving No. Yds. avg. tdA. Kelly 88 1,081 12.3 11T. Grisham 60 653 10.9 4C.J. Spiller 34 271 8.0 2

tackles Solo asst. tot. tFl SacksN. Watkins 75 43 118 3.0 1.0 M. Hamlin 73 24 97 3.0 0.0C. Clemons 61 33 94 2.0 0.0

Interceptions No. Yds. avg. tdC. Chancellor 4 12 3.0 0M. Hamlin 4 0 0.0 0

Scoring td Pat 2Pat Fg Pts.M. Buchholz 0 48 0 22 114J. Davis 12 0 0 0 72A. Kelly 11 0 0 0 66

Clemson Memorial Stadium



Opponents

date opponent timeSept. 20 @ the Citadel 1 p.m.Sept. 27 Lehigh TBA Oct. 4 @ Columbia TBA Oct. 11 @ Colgate TBAOct. 18 Brown TBAOct. 25 Harvard TBANov. 1 @ Cornell TBANov. 8 Penn TBANov. 15 @ Yale TBANov. 22 Dartmouth TBA

date opponent ResultSept. 15 Lehigh L, 32-21Sept. 22 @ Lafayette W, 20-14Sept. 29 Columbia W, 42-32Oct. 6 Hampton L, 48-27Oct. 13 @ Brown L, 33-24Oct. 20 @ Harvard L, 27-10Oct. 26 Cornell W, 34-31 Nov. 3 @ Penn L, 7-0Nov. 10 Yale L, 27-6Nov. 17 @ Dartmouth W(ot), 17-14

general Informationlocation ................................................. Princeton, N.J.Founded .................................................................. 1746Enrollment ........................................................... 4,900President .....................................Dr. Shirley Tilghmanathletics director ..........................Gary D. WaltersNickname .............................................................TigersColors .............................................. Orange and BlackConference .................................. Ivy League (ECAC)Stadium (capacity) ...Princeton Stadium (27,800)Playing Surface .............................................Field Turf

team InformationBasic offense .....................................................SpreadBasic defense .......................................................... 3-42007 overall Record ............................................ 4-62007 Conference Record ................................... 3-4Series vs. the Citadel ........................ First meetingletterman Returning ............................................32letterman lost ........................................................23Starters Returning ..................................................14Starters lost .............................................................10First Year of Football ......................................... 1869all-time Record ..................................... 774-356-50National Championships .....................................28Ivy league Championships ...................................9last Ivy league Championship .2006 (Tied Yale)Result ....Co-Champions Princeton (6-1), Yale (6-1)

Coaching StaffHead Coach .........................................Roger HughesCareer Record .................................. 39-40 (8 years)Office Phone .......................................................... N/ABest time to Reach .......................... Contact MRD

assistant CoachesDave Rackovan..................Offensive Coordinator/RBSteve Verbit .......................Defensive Coordinator/DLAdam Hollis .............................................Offensive LineDon Dobes .................................................. LinebackersEric Jackson ......................................... Defensive BacksScott Sallach .........................................Wide ReceiversChris Mosley ..................................................Tight EndsE.J. Henderson ..................................... Defensive BacksMatt Borich ............................................. Defensive LineAlan Dandar ...........Director of Football Operations

Media RelationsMedia Relations director ..............Craig SachsonOffice Phone ......................................(609) 258-3680E-mail ................................... [email protected] Relations Fax .......................(609) 258-2399Press Box Phone ..............................(609) 258-2399Website ..................... www.GoPrincetonTigers.com

Media Relations Mailing addressDepartment of AthleticsJadwin GymnasiumPrinceton, N.J. 08542

Game 3: Sept. 20 • Princeton University • 1 p.m. • Johnson Hagood Stadium

2007 Princeton tigers Statistical leaders


Head CoachRoger Hughes

defensive leaderMatt Koch

offensive leaderadam Berry

Rushing att. Yds. avg. tdB. Foran 98 395 4.0 5R. Toresco 79 946 4.4 2R. Lagomarsino 76 296 3.9 4

Passing att-Comp-Int Pct. Yds. tdB. Foran 98-175-9 56.0 1,248 5B. Anderson 19-27-2 70.4 189 0

Receiving No. Yds. avg. tdR. Toresco 41 388 9.5 2B. Circle 27 475 17.6 1W. Thanheiser 27 369 13.7 1

tackles Solo asst. tot. tFl SacksT. Boardman 31 53 84 4.5 0.0 K. Kelleher 27 44 71 2.0 0.0J. Callahan 28 32 60 10.5 4.0

Interceptions No. Yds. avg. tdD. Kopolovich 3 0 0.0 0K. Kelleher 2 34 17.0 0

Scoring td Pat 2Pat Fg Pts.C. Louden 0 24 0 9 51B. Foran 5 0 0 0 30R. Lagomarsino 4 0 0 0 24

Princeton Stadium

81We Believe!


date opponent timeAug. 30 Shorter 7 p.m.Sept. 6 @ Florida State 6 p.m. Sept. 13 Liberty 6 p.m.Sept. 20 @ Presbyterian 1:30 p.m.Sept. 27 @ the Citadel 1 p.m.Oct. 4 Samford 1 p.m.Oct. 11 @ Furman 2 p.m.Oct. 18 @ Wofford 1 p.m.Oct. 25 Georgia Southern 1 p.m.Nov. 1 Chattanooga 1 p.m.Nov. 8 @ Elon 1:30 p.m.Nov. 22 Appalachian State 1 p.m.

date opponent ResultSept. 1 @ Alabama L, 52-6Sept. 8 @ Eastern Kentucky L, 45-21Sept. 15 @ Georgia L, 45-16Sept. 22 Presbyterian W, 33-20Sept. 29 @ Georgia Southern L, 50-21Oct. 6 Elon L, 38-36Oct. 13 @ Chattanooga L, 39-21 oct. 20 the Citadel l, 37-31 Oct. 25 Wofford L, 47-44 Nov. 10 @ Appalachian State L, 79-35 Nov. 17 Furman L, 52-21

general Informationlocation .............................................Cullowhee, N.C.Founded .................................................................. 1889Enrollment ........................................................... 9,000Chancellor ...........................................Dr. John Bardoathletics director ...................................Chip SmithNickname ..................................................CatamountsColors ................................................. Purple and GoldConference .................................................... SouthernStadium (capacity) ...E.J. Whitmire Stadium (13,742)Playing Surface ............................................AstroPlay

team InformationBasic offense .....................................Spread/MultipleBasic defense ...................................................... 4-2-52007 overall Record ..........................................1-102007 Conference Record ................................... 0-7Series vs. the Citadel ......................... CIT, 18-13-1letterman Returning ............................................39letterman lost ........................................................19Starters Returning ..................................................13Starters lost ...............................................................9First Year of Football ......................................... 1931all-time Record ..................................... 301-405-23Postseason appearances ................................. 2 (1)Postseason Record ......................................3-2 (3-1)last Postseason appearance ........................ 1983Result ............................... L, 43-7 vs. Southern Illinois

Coaching StaffHead Coach .......................................Dennis WagnerCareer Record ..................................... 0-0 (1st year)Office Phone ......................................(828) 227-7395Best time to Reach .......................... Contact MRD

assistant CoachesMatt Pawlowski ................ Defensive Coordinator/LBKeith Heckendorf ............Offensive Coordinator/QBBrad Sherrod ...........................................Running BacksAndy Follett ...................WR/Recruiting CoordinatorSteven Clinkscale ...........................................SecondaryJohn Scott................................................ Defensive LineTy Davis ...........................................................Tight EndsDaniel Gibson ................... Defensive Intern Assistant

Media Relationsasst. ad Media Relations (FB) ...Daniel HookerMedia Relations director ............ Denise GideonOffice Phone ......................................(828) 227-2339E-mail [email protected] Relations Fax .......................(828) 227-7688Website ........................www.CatamountSports.com

Media Relations Mailing addressWCU AthleticsRamsey CenterCullowhee, N.C. 28723

Game 4: Sept. 27 • Western Carolina • 1 p.m. • Johnson Hagood Stadium

2007 Western Carolina Catamounts Statistical leaders


Head Coachdennis Wagner

defensive leaderQuinton Phillips

offensive leaderJames Singletary

Rushing att. Yds. avg. tdM. Malone 124 563 4.5 6W. Harper 89 256 2.9 2A. Hearns 87 237 2.7 4

Passing att-Comp-Int Pct. Yds. tdA. Hearns 101-195-7 51.8 1,375 12D. Williams 101-176-6 57.4 1,369 10

Receiving No. Yds. avg. tdE. Cohen 67 1,208 18.0 9M. Pittman 29 476 16.4 5M. Malone 24 197 8.2 2

tackles Solo asst. tot. tFl SacksQ. Phillips 63 64 127 7.5 0.5 C. Collins 50 44 94 0.5 0.0M. Ornguze 22 37 59 5.0 3.5

Interceptions No. Yds. avg. tdA. George 1 0 0.0 0Q. Phillips 1 19 19.0 0

Scoring td Pat 2Pat Fg Pts.J. Parsons 0 33 0 10 63M. Malone 9 0 0 0 54E. Cohen 9 0 0 0 54

E.J. Whitmire Stadium



Opponents

date opponent timeAug. 30 @ LSU 5 p.m.Sept. 6 Jacksonville 3:30 p.m. Sept. 20 @ James Madison 7 p.m.Sept. 27 Presbyterian 7 p.m.oct. 4 the Citadel 3 p.m.Oct. 11 @ Samford TBAOct. 18 @ Georgia Southern TBAOct. 25 Furman 3:30 p.m.Oct. 31 Wofford 8 p.m.Nov. 8 @ Chattanooga TBANov. 15 Elon 3:30 p.m.Nov. 22 @ Western Carolina 1 p.m.

date opponent ResultSept. 1 @ Michigan W, 34-32Sept. 8 Lenoir-Rhyne W, 48-7Sept. 15 Northern Arizona W, 34-21Sept. 22 @ Wofford L, 42-31Sept. 29 @ Elon W, 49-32Oct. 6 Gardner-Webb W, 45-7Oct. 20 Georgia Southern L, 38-35Oct. 27 @ Furman W, 34-27Nov. 3 @ the Citadel W, 45-24Nov. 10 Western Carolina W, 79-35Nov. 17 Chattanooga W, 37-17Nov. 24 James Madison W, 28-27Dec. 1 Eastern Washington W, 38-35Dec. 7 Richmond W, 55-35Dec. 14 Delaware W, 49-21

general Informationlocation ..................................................... Boone, N.C.Founded ...................................................................1899Enrollment ......................................................... 15,000Chancellor ............................ Dr. Kenneth E. Peacockathletics director ...............................Charlie CobbNickname ............................................... MountaineersColors ....................................................Black and GoldConference .....................................................SouthernStadium (capacity) ... Kidd Brewer Stadium (20,150)Playing surface ...............................................FieldTurf

team InformationBasic offense .....................................Multiple SpreadBasic defense ...........................................................4-32007 overall Record .......................................... 13-22007 Conference Record ....................................5-2Series vs. the Citadel ............................ASU, 25-11letterman Returning ............................................ 41letterman lost ........................................................ 21Starters Returning .................................................. 14Starters lost ............................................................. 12First Year of Football ..........................................1928all-time Record ......................................516-296-28Postseason appearances ...................................... 15Postseason Record ............................................ 20-12last Postseason appearance .........................2007Result ........................................W, 49-21 vs. Delaware ............................................. (FCS National Champions)

Coaching StaffHead Coach ............................................. Jerry MooreCareer Record ........................ 194-118-2 (26 years)Record at app. St. ....................... 167-70 (19 years)Office Phone ...................................... (828) 262-2501Best time to Reach ...........................Contact MRD

assistant Coaches (Positions)John Wiley .........................Defensive Coordinator/DBShawn Elliott ........................Offensive Line/Tight EndsAntonio Carter.................................... Wide ReceiversBrad Glenn............................................ Wide ReceiversDale Jones ..................................................... LinebackersChris Moore ............................................ Running BacksScott Satterfield ....................................... QuarterbacksMark Speir ....................... Recruiting Coordinator/DLJeff Dillman ......................... Strength and Conditioning

Media RelationsMedia Relations director .....................Mike FlynnOffice Phone ...................................... (828) 262-2845E-mail ...................................... [email protected] Relations Fax ....................... (828) 262-6106Website ...........................................www.GoASU.com

Media Relations Mailing addressP.O. Box 32116Boone, N.C. 32116

Game 5: Oct. 4 • Appalachian State • 3 p.m. • Kidd Brewer Stadium

2007 appalachian State Mountaineers Statistical leaders


Head CoachJerry Moore

defensive leaderPierre Banks

offensive leaderarmanti Edwards

Rushing att. Yds. avg. tdA. Edwards 237 1,588 6.7 21K. Richardson 258 1,348 5.2 16T. Elder 74 501 6.8 6

Passing att-Comp-Int Pct. Yds. tdA. Edwards 148-222-7 66.7 1,948 17T. Elder 65-103-3 63.1 993 8

Receiving No. Yds. avg. tdH. Batichon 58 819 14.1 7K. Richardson 34 339 10.0 5D. Jackson 30 688 22.9 8

tackles Solo asst. tot. tFl SacksJ. Roman 49 78 127 5.5 0.0 D. Smith 47 74 121 5.5 0.5C. Lynch 71 40 111 3.0 0.0

Interceptions No. Yds. avg. tdC. Lynch 6 114 19.0 1T. Howard 2 61 30.5 1

Scoring td Pat 2Pat Fg Pts.J. Rauch 0 76 0 17 127A. Edwards 21 0 0 0 126K. Richardson 21 0 0 0 126

Kidd Brewer Stadium

83We Believe!


date opponent timeAug. 30 Richmond 12 p.m.Sept. 6 @ Stony Brook TBASept. 13 Presbyterian TBA Sept. 20 @ Georgia Southern TBASept. 27 Samford TBAOct. 4 Furman TBAoct. 11 @ the Citadel tBaOct. 18 @ Chattanooga TBAOct.. 15 Wofford TBANov. 8 Western Carolina TBANov. 15 @ Appalachian State TBANov. 22 @ Liberty TBA

date opponent ResultSept. 1 @ South Florida L, 28-13Sept. 8 West Virginia Wesleyan W, 59-16Sept. 22 Liberty W, 42-14Sept. 29 Appalachian State L, 49-32Oct. 6 @ Western Carolina W, 38-36Oct. 13 Georgia Southern W, 36-33Oct. 20 @ Wofford W, 24-13 Oct. 27 Chattanooga W, 38-28 Nov. 3 @ Furman L, 52-49 Nov. 10 @ the Citadel l, 42-31 Nov. 17 Stony Brook W, 38-23

general Informationlocation .........................................................Elon, N.C.Founded .................................................................. 1889Enrollment ........................................................... 5,230President ...........................................Dr. Leo Lambertathletics director ...................................Dave BlankNickname ......................................................... PhoenixColors .............................................. Maroon and GoldConference .................................................... SouthernStadium (capacity) .......Rhodes Stadium (11,250)Playing surface .................................... Natural Grass

team InformationBasic offense .................................................. MultipleBasic defense .......................................................... 4-32007 overall Record ............................................ 7-42007 Conference Record ................................... 4-3Series vs. the Citadel .................................CIT, 6-1letterman Returning ............................................38letterman lost ........................................................13Starters Returning ..................................................18Starters lost ...............................................................4First Year of Football ......................................... 1909all-time Record ..................................... 454-380-18Postseason appearances ............... 12, all in NAIAPostseason Record ................................................ 8-4last Postseason appearance ........................ 1981Result ................................W, 3-0 vs. Pittsburgh State

Coaching StaffHead Coach ............................................. Pete LemboCareer Record .................................. 56-24 (7 years)Record at Elon .................................. 12-10 (2 years)Office Phone ......................................(336) 278-6721Best time to Reach .......................... Contact MRD

assistant CoachesMike McCarty ..................Offensive Coordinator/QBJay Bateman ...................... Defensive Coordinator/LBShane Burnham .........Special Teams Coordinator/DBScott Browne .................. Recruiting Coordinator/RBMike Nall .............................................................. PuntersBrian Newberry .................................. Defensive BacksRicky Perez ...........................................Wide ReceiversMitch Rippy .......................................................... KickersRich Skrosky ............................................Offensive LineMarc Yellock ............................................ Defensive LineMark Robinson ......Director of Football Operations

Media RelationsMedia Relations director .................Matt EvistonOffice Phone ......................................(336) 278-6711asst. MRd (FB Contact) ......................Chris RashOffice Phone ......................................(336) 278-6712E-mail .................................................. [email protected] Relations Fax .......................(336) 278-6768Website ..................................www.ElonPhoenix.com

Media Relations Mailing addressCampus Box 2500Elon, NC 27244

Game 6: Oct. 11 • Elon University • 2 p.m. • Johnson Hagood Stadium

2007 Elon Phoenix Statistical leaders


Rhodes Stadium

Head CoachPete lembo

defensive leaderCorey Weaver

offensive leaderterrell Hudgins

Rushing att. Yds. avg. tdT. Clegg 76 279 3.7 2B. Newsome 58 238 4.1 2D. Taylor 44 170 3.9 1

Passing att-Comp-Int Pct. Yds. tdS. Riddle 346-508-13 68.1 3,817 31B. Williamson 2-3-0 66.7 55 0

Receiving No. Yds. avg. tdT. Hudgins 117 1,474 12.6 18M. Mayers 90 1,064 11.8 3B. Williamson 40 617 15.4 6

tackles Solo asst. tot. tFl SacksB. Wiggins 36 47 83 3.0 1.5 C. Weaver 38 42 80 10.5 4.0W. White 47 29 76 3.0 1.0

Interceptions No. Yds. avg. tdN. Ward 3 53 1.0 0K. Sullivan 2 32 1.0 1

Scoring td Pat 2Pat Fg Pts.T. Hudgins 18 0 0 0 108A. Wilcox 0 50 0 14 92S. Riddle 9 0 1 0 65



Opponents

date opponent timeAug. 30 Mars Hill 6 p.m.Sept. 6 @ Virginia Tech 1:30 p.m. Sept. 13 @ Colgate 1 p.m.Sept. 20 Delaware 2 p.m.Sept. 27 Chattanooga 6 p.m.Oct. 4 @ Elon TBAOct. 11 Western Carolina 2 p.m.oct. 18 the Citadel 2 p.m.Oct. 25 @ Appalachian State 3:30 p.m.Nov. 1 @ Samford TBANov. 15 Georgia Southern 2 p.m.Nov. 22 @ Wofford 1:30 p.m.

date opponent ResultSept. 1 Presbyterian W, 40-16Sept. 8 @ Hofstra L, 32-17Sept. 15 @ Clemson L, 38-10Sept. 29 Wofford L, 45-20Oct. 6 Coastal Carolina W, 27-17oct. 13 @ the Citadel l, 54-51Oct. 20 @ Chattanooga W, 28-22 Oct. 27 Appalachian State L, 34-27 Nov. 3 Elon W, 52-49 Nov. 10 @ Georgia Southern W, 24-22 Nov. 17 @ Western Carolina W, 52-21

general Informationlocation ............................................... Greenville, S.C.Founded .................................................................. 1826Enrollment ........................................................... 2,600President ................................................. Dr. David Shiathletics director ............................Dr. Gary ClarkNickname ..........................................................PaladinsColors ............................................... Purple and WhiteConference .................................................... SouthernStadium (capacity) ........Paladin Stadium (16,000)Playing surface .................................... Natural Grass

team InformationBasic offense .....................................................SpreadBasic defense ...................................................... 4-2-52007 overall Record ............................................ 6-52007 Conference Record ................................... 4-3Series vs. the Citadel ........................FUR, 54-30-3letterman Returning ............................................39letterman lost ........................................................22Starters Returning ..................................................10Starters lost .............................................................13First Year of Football ......................................... 1889all-time Record ..................................... 549-411-38Postseason appearances ......................................15Postseason Record ............................................17-14last Postseason appearance ........................ 2006Result ................................ L, 14-31 vs. Montana State

Coaching StaffHead Coach ............................................ Bobby LambCareer Record .................................. 49-24 (6 years)Record at Furman ........................... 49-24 (6 years)Office Phone ......................................(864) 294-2120 Best time to Reach .................Weekday Mornings

assistant CoachesTim Sorrells ...... Assoc. Head Coach/Off. Coord./RBJeff Farrington ............. Co-Defensive Coord./SafetiesSteve Wilson ........................ Co-Defensive Coord./LBDrew Cronic ..................................................Tight EndsTom Evangelista .................. Co-Sp. Teams Coord./CBTony Elliott ............................................Wide ReceiversCarroll McCray .......................................Offensive LineRoberto Panilla ...................................... Defensive LineBob Price ..........................................................Specialists

Media RelationsMedia Relations director ................. Hunter ReidOffice Phone ......................................(864) 294-2061Home Phone .....................................(864) 233-2026E-mail [email protected] MRd .................................... Jordan CaskeyMedia Relations Fax .......................(864) 294-3061Website .............................www.furmanpaladins.com

Media Relations Mailing address Timmons Arena/Furman University3300 Poinsett Hwy.Greenville, S.C. 29613

Game 7: Oct. 18 • Furman University • 2 p.m. • Paladin Stadium

2007 Furman Paladins Statistical leaders


Head CoachBobby lamb

defensive leaderJustin Brown

offensive leaderJoel Bell

Rushing att. Yds. avg. tdJ. Felton 165 705 4.3 12R. Gray 101 497 4.9 5M. Brown 48 314 6.5 1

Passing att-Comp-Int Pct. Yds. tdR. Gray 152-243-8 54.7 1,792 15D. Williams 55-82-5 83.3 553 2

Receiving No. Yds. avg. tdP. Sprague 59 883 15.0 6L. Hedden 36 421 11.7 3R. Webb 23 317 13.8 2

tackles Solo asst. tot. tFl SacksT. Twitty 39 56 95 4.0 0.0 A. Jones 37 43 80 13.0 3.0A. Thacker 44 23 67 1.0 0.0

Interceptions No. Yds. avg. tdW. Middleton 3 36 36.0 0T. Twitty 1 19 19.0 0

Scoring td Pat 2Pat Fg Pts.S. Beckler 0 40 0 14 82J. Felton 13 0 1 0 80P. Sprague 6 0 0 0 36

Paladin Stadium

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general Informationlocation ............................................. Birmingham, Ala.Founded ............................... 1841 (Howard College)Enrollment ........................................................... 4,500Chancellor ..................... Dr. Andrew Westmorelandathletics director ................................... Rob RollerNickname .........................................................BulldogsColors .......................................................Red and BlueConference .................................................... SouthernStadium (capacity) ..........Seibert Stadium (6,700)Playing Surface ..........LSR Blade Synthetic Surface

team InformationBasic offense .................................................. MultipleBasic defense ................................................. Multiple2007 overall Record ............................................ 4-72007 Conference Record ...................... 2-6 (T7th)Series vs. the Citadel ...................Second Meetinglettermen Returning ............................................51lettermen lost ........................................................23Starters Returning ..................................................17Starters lost ...............................................................7First Year of Football ......................................... 1906all-time Record ..................................... 387-404-47Postseason appearances ................................NonePostseason Record .............................................. N/Alast Postseason appearance ......................... N/AResult ........................................................................ N/A

Coaching StaffHead Coach ...............................................Pat SullivanCareer Record .............................. 28-49-1 (8 years)Record at Samford ................................4-7 (1 year)Office Phone ......................................(205) 726-2575Best time to Reach ............................. Contact SID

assistant CoachesSteve Brickey ....Asst. Head Coach/Off. CoordinatorBill D’Ottavio ..........................Defensive CoordinatorChris Brasfield ........................................Running BacksAndre’ Bruce ....................................... Defensive BacksBill Clay ......................................................... LinebackersBrandon Herring ....................................Offensive LineRoss Newton ......................................... Defensive LineRoss Robinson .....................................Wide Receivers

Media RelationsMedia Relations director .................. Joey MullinsOffice Phone ......................................(205) 726-2799E-mail ..................................... [email protected]. MRd ....................Zac Schrieber, Katie WaldenPress Box Phone ..............................(205) 726-2143Media Relations Fax .......................(205) 726-2545Website .....................................www.samfordbu.com

Media Relations Mailing address800 Lakeshore DriveBirmingham, Ala. 35229

Game 8: Oct. 25 • Samford • TBA • Seibert Stadium

2007 Samford Bulldogs Statistical leaders

2008 Schedule 2007 Resultsdate opponent timeAug. 28 West Georgia 7 p.m. CTSept. 6 Faulkner 6 p.m. CTSept. 13 @ Ole Miss TBA Sept. 27 @ Elon TBAOct. 4 @ Western Carolina 12 p.m.Oct. 11 Appalachian State TBAoct. 25 the Citadel tBaNov. 1 Furman TBANov. 8 @ Georgia Southern 12 p.m.Nov. 15 Wofford TBANov. 22 @ Chattanooga 1 p.m.

date opponent ResultAug. 30 West Alabama W, 23-21Sept. 8 @ Georgia Tech L, 69-14Sept. 13 Presbyterian W, 34-24Sept. 22 Southeast Missouri W, 26-21Sept. 29 @ Eastern Kentucky L, 43-20Oct. 13 @ Tennessee-Martin L, 31-21Oct. 20 Austin Peay L, 29-25 Oct. 27 @ Tennessee-Tech W, 59-52 Nov. 3 Jacksonville State L, 24-12 Nov. 8 Tennessee State L, 38-28 Nov. 17 @ Eastern Illinois L, 33-17

Head CoachPat Sullivan

defensive leaderRodney Sheperd

offensive leaderChris Evans

Rushing att. Yds. avg. tdC. Evans 185 1,033 5.6 5A. Barnett 89 449 4.9 4B. Johnson 23 181 7.8 1

Passing att-Comp-Int Pct. Yds. tdJ. Adcock 225-411-12 54.7 2,472 14D. Williams 24-20-0 83.3 172 2

Receiving No. Yds. avg. tdJ. Moore 61 996 16.3 6J. Lowery 56 485 8.7 4J. Jones 42 537 12.8 3

tackles Solo asst. tot. tFl SacksR. Shepherd 63 20 88 4.0 0 Q. Smith 58 29 82 4.0 0J. McCurty 52 28 80 13.5 5

Interceptions No. Yds. avg. tdT. Levie 3 0 0.0 0K. Morton 2 27 13.5 0

Scoring td Pat 2Pat Fg Pts.M. Prevost 0 28 0 14 70J. Moore 6 0 0 0 38C. Evans 5 0 0 0 30

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Opponents

date opponent timeAug. 30 @ Georgia TBASept. 6 Austin Peay 6 p.m. Sept. 13 Northeastern 6 p.m.Sept. 20 Elon 7 p.m. Sept. 27 Wofford 7 p.m.Oct. 4 @ Chattanooga 6 p.m.Oct. 18 Appalachian State 3 p.m.Oct. 25 @ Western Carolina 1 p.m.Nov. 1 @ the Citadel 1 p.m.Nov. 8 Samford 12 p.m.Nov. 15 @ Furman 2 p.m.

date opponent Result Sept. 8 West Georgia W, 45-21 Sept. 15 @ Coastal Carolina W, 42-34 Sept. 22 Chattanooga L(ot), 45-38 Sept. 29 Western Carolina W, 50-21 Oct. 6 South Dakota State W, 41-38 Oct. 13 @ Elon L(2ot), 36-33 Oct. 20 @ Appalachian State W, 38-35 oct. 27 the Citadel W, 21-17 Nov. 3 @ Wofford W, 38-35 Nov. 10 Furman L, 24-22 Nov. 17 @ Colorado State L, 42-34

general Informationlocation ...............................................Statesboro, Ga.Founded .................................................................1906Enrollment ........................................................16,841President ......................................Dr. Bruce F. Grubeathletics director ...................................Sam BakerNickname ............................................................EaglesColors ..................................................Blue and WhiteConference ................................................... SouthernStadium (capacity) ..... Paulson Stadium (18,000)Playing surface .................... Bermuda Tift (natural)

team InformationBasic offense ................................................. MultipleBasic defense ................................................ Multiple2007 overall Record ........................................... 7-42007 Conference Record .................................. 4-3Series vs. the Citadel ............................ GSU, 13-4letterman Returning ...........................................41letterman lost .......................................................17Starters Returning .................................................13Starters lost ............................................................11First Year of Football ........................................1924all-time Record ........................................ 245-88-1Postseason appearances .....................................16Postseason Record .......................................... 38-10last Postseason appearance .......................2005Result ..................................... L, 35-50 vs. Texas State

Coaching StaffHead Coach ........................................Chris HatcherCareer Record ................................. 83-16 (8 years)Record at gSu ...................................... 7-4 (1 year)Office Phone .....................................(912) 681-5522 Best time to Reach .........................Contact MRD

assistant CoachesRance Gillespie ............... Offensive Coordinator/RBAshley Anders ................. Defensive Coordinator/LBShawn Bostick ........................................Offensive LineRon Dugans .........................................Wide ReceiversKeith Hatcher................................................SecondaryJeff Koonz ..........................................Defensive TacklesMitch Stewart ................................................Tight EndsBubba Walker ............................. Outside LinebackersWes Turner ....................................Defensive AssistantJoe Hollis, Jr. ................................... Offensive Assistant

Media RelationsMedia Relations director ...... Patrick OstermanOffice Phone .....................................(912) 681-0352Cell Phone .........................................(912) 531-0926E-mail ............... [email protected]. MRd ..................David Headrick, Matt HorneMedia Relations Fax ......................(912) 681-0046Website .............. www.georgiasoutherneagles.com

Media Relations Mailing addressP.O. Box 8085Statesboro, GA 30460

Game 9: Nov. 1 • Georgia Southern • 1 p.m. • Johnson Hagood Stadium

2007 georgia Southern Eagles Statistical leaders


Head CoachChris Hatcher

defensive leaderChris Covington

offensive leaderRaja andrews

Rushing att. Yds. avg. tdJ. Foster 261 1,844 7.1 24L. Lewis 143 955 6.7 5M. Hamilton 92 350 3.8 6

Passing att-Comp-Int Pct. Yds. tdJ. Foster 109-170-4 64.1 1,203 6B. Lowe 16-26-0 61.5 220 2

Receiving No. Yds. avg. tdR. Andrews 38 388 10.2 3I. Campbell 22 314 14.3 1M. McIntosh 14 191 13.6 2

tackles Solo asst. tot. tFl SacksC. Covington 46 21 67 4.0 0.0 Q. Taylor 34 25 59 3.0 0.0E. Webb 37 20 57 5.0 1.0

Interceptions No. Yds. avg. tdC. Covington 4 91 22.8 0C. Hill 3 36 12.0 1

Scoring td Pat 2Pat Fg Pts.J. Foster 24 0 2 0 144J. Hartley 0 47 0 17 98M. Hamilton 6 0 0 0 36

Paulson Stadium

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date opponent timeAug. 30 Presbyterian 7 p.m.Sept. 6 @ Charleston Southern 1:30 p.m. Sept. 20 @ South Carolina TBASept. 27 @ Georgia Southern 7 p.m.Oct. 11 Chattanooga 3 p.m.Oct. 18 Western Carolina 1:30 p.m.Oct. 25 @ Elon 3 p.m.Oct. 31 @ Appalachian State 8 p.m.Nov. 8 the Citadel 3 p.m.Nov. 15 @ Samford TBANov. 22 Furman noon

date opponent ResultSept. 1 Georgetown (Ky.) W, 38-21 Sept. 8 Charleston Southern W, 52-24 Sept. 15 @ N.C. State L, 38-17 Sept. 22 Appalachian State W, 42-31 Sept. 29 @ Furman University W, 45-20 oct. 6 @ the Citadel W, 28-7 Oct. 13 Gardner-Webb W, 52-17 Oct. 20 Elon L, 24-13 Oct. 25 @ Western Carolina W, 47-44 Nov. 3 Georgia Southern L, 38-35 Nov. 10 @ Chattanooga W, 42-16 Nov. 24 @ Montana W, 23-22 Dec. 1 Richmond L, 21-10

general Informationlocation ............................................Spartanburg, S.C.Founded ..................................................................1854Enrollment ...........................................................1,350President .............................. Dr. Benjamin B. Dunlapathletics director .........................Richard JohnsonNickname ......................................................... TerriersColors .......................................... Old Gold and BlackConference ....................................................SouthernStadium (capacity) ......... Gibbs Stadium (13,000)Playing surface ...............Natural Grass (Bermuda)

team InformationBasic offense ............................................. WingboneBasic defense ...........................................Multiple 502007 overall Record ............................................9-42007 Conference Record ...................................5-2Series vs. the Citadel .........................CIT, 41-18-1letterman Returning ........................................... 43letterman lost ....................................................... 24Starters Returning ................................................. 10Starters lost ............................................................ 12First Year of Football .........................................1889all-time Record .................................... 451-458-36Postseason appearances ....................................... 2Postseason Record ................................................3-2last Postseason appearance ........................2007Result ....................................... L, 21-10 vs. Richmond

Coaching StaffHead Coach .............................................. Mike AyersCareer Record ....................... 143-114-2 (24 years)Record at Wofford ................. 133-93-1 (21 years)Office Phone ..................................... (864) 597-4095 Best time to Reach ..........................Contact MRD

assistant CoachesWade Lang .......................Offensive Coordinator/QBNate Woody ...........................Defensive CoordinatorAaron Johnson ....................................... Running BacksNathan Fuqua ..............................................LinebackersLee Hanning .........................................................KickersTerry Lantz .................................................... SecondaryEric Nash ................................................. Offensive LineJack Teachey ........................Defensive Line/RecruitingShiel Wood ........................................... Wide ReceiversJosh Conklin .................................Assistant Secondary

Media RelationsMedia Relations director ........Brent WilliamsonOffice Phone ..................................... (864) 597-4093E-mail [email protected] MRd ..............................Travis WoodsE-mail [email protected] Media Relations Fax ...................... (864) 597-4129Website ........................www.athletics.Wofford.com

Media Relations Mailing address 429 N. Church St.Spartanburg, SC 29303

Game 10: Nov. 8 • Wofford College • 3 p.m. • Gibbs Stadium

2007 Wofford terriers Statistical leaders


Head CoachMike ayers

defensive leaderSeth goldwire

offensive leaderBen Widmyer

Rushing att. Yds. avg. tdK. Johnson 182 1,263 6.9 8M. Hobbs 116 514 4.4 8J. Collier 145 514 3.5 9

Passing att-Comp-Int Pct. Yds. tdJ. Collier 66-110-7 60.0 1,030 6B. Widmyer 28-63-3 44.4 361 4

Receiving No. Yds. avg. tdA. Strickland 30 599 20.0 5F. Allen 16 285 17.8 1T. Smith 14 194 13.9 0

tackles Solo asst. tot. tFl SacksS. Goldwire 56 52 108 4.5 2.0 K. Adleman 37 30 67 3.5 1.0G. Blount 34 19 53 1.0 0.0

Interceptions No. Yds. avg. tdG. Blount 3 59 19.7 0B. Kemp 3 35 11.7 0

Scoring td Pat 2Pat Fg Pts.P. Mugan 0 57 0 9 84K. Johnson 11 0 0 0 66J. Collier 9 0 0 0 54

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Opponents

general Informationlocation ........................................Chattanooga, Tenn.Founded .................................................................1886Enrollment ..........................................................9,225Chancellor ......................................Dr. Roger Brownathletics director .................................... Rick HartNickname ............................................................. MocsColors ..........................................Navy and Old GoldConference ................................................... SouthernStadium (capacity) .........Finley Stadium (20,668)Playing surface ......................................Polyethelene

team InformationBasic offense ............................................... Pro StyleBasic defense ......................................................... 4-32007 overall Record ........................................... 2-92007 Conference Record .................................. 2-5Series vs. the Citadel ......................UTC, 24-15-2letterman Returning ...........................................35letterman lost .......................................................23Starters Returning .................................................11Starters lost ............................................................14First Year of Football ........................................1904all-time Record ....................................448-453-32Postseason appearances .................................OnePostseason Record ............................................... 0-1last Postseason appearance .......................1984Result ................................L, 37-10 at Arkansas State

Coaching StaffHead Coach ...............................Rodney AllisonCareer Record ................................. 16-40 (5 years)Record at Chattanooga ............... 16-40 (5 years)Office Phone .....................................(423) 425-4494 Best time to Reach ................................... Contact MRD

assistant CoachesAlton Adams, Jr. ....................................... Running BacksBobby Allison.............................................CornerbacksKurt Corbin ...................................... Inside LinebackersCarmen Felus ...Asst. Head Coach/ Off. Coord./QBTeddy Gaines .............................. Outside LinebackersDick Hopkins .....................Def. Coordinator/ SafetiesJ.C. Harmon ..............................................Offensive LineJason McManus .....................................Wide ReceiversSpencer Riley ...................................................Tight EndsFred Tate ...................................................Defensive Line

Media RelationsMedia Relations director ................. Jeff RomeroOffice Phone .....................................(423) 425-5292Cell Phone .........................................(423) 503-8815E-mail .......................................Jeff-Romero@utc.eduassistant MRds ............Jim Horten, Anne WehuntMedia Relations Fax ......................(423) 425-4610Website ........................................www.GoMocs.com

Media Relations Mailing address615 McCallie Ave.Chattanooga, TN 37403

Game 11: Nov. 15 • Chattanooga • 2 p.m. • Johnson Hagood Stadium

2007 Chattanooga Mocs Statistical leaders


Head CoachRodney allison

defensive leaderJoseph thornton

offensive leaderErroll Wynn

Rushing att. Yds. avg. tdB. Fitzgerald 117 798 6.8 3E. Wynn 195 776 4.0 3A. Miller 52 119 2.3 4

Passing att-Comp-Int Pct. Yds. tdA. Miller 143-279-13 51.3 1,564 13T. Pastore 17-34-5 50.0 250 2

Receiving No. Yds. avg. tdC. Woods 45 466 10.4 3B. Cooper 37 476 12.9 4T. Hinton 13 176 13.5 1

tackles Solo asst. tot. tFl SacksC. Camacho 96 39 135 6.0 1.0 C. Johnson 46 38 84 9.0 5.0J. Phillips 51 24 75 1.0 0.0

Interceptions No. Yds. avg. tdJ. Thornton 4 58 14.5 0B. Golder 3 14 4.7 0

Scoring td Pat 2Pat Fg Pts.A. Miller 6 0 0 0 36C. Camay 0 14 0 7 35S. Nolen 0 13 0 5 28

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date opponent timeAug. 30 @ Oklahoma TBASept. 6 Cumberland 6 p.m. Sept. 13 @ Florida State TBASept. 20 Jacksonville State 6 p.m.Sept. 27 @ Furman TBAOct. 4 Georgia Southern 6 p.m.Oct. 11 @ Wofford TBAOct. 18 Elon 2 p.m.Nov. 1 @ Western Carolina TBANov. 8 Appalachian State 2 p.m.Nov. 15 @ the Citadel 2 p.m.Nov. 22 Samford 2 p.m.

date opponent ResultAug. 30 Carson-Newman L, 29-17 Sept. 8 @ Jacksonville State L, 33-19 Sept. 22 @ Georgia Southern W(ot), 45-38 Sept. 29 the Citadel l, 41-16 Oct. 6 @ Arkansas L, 34-15 Oct. 13 Western Carolina W, 39-21 Oct. 20 Furman L, 28-22 Oct. 27 @ Elon L, 38 - 28 Nov. 3 Western Kentucky L, 28-21 Nov. 10 Wofford L, 42-16 Nov. 17 @ Appalachian State L, 37-17

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date opponent timeAug. 30 Hawaii TBA Sept. 6 Miami (Fla.) TBA Sept. 20 @ Tennessee TBA Sept. 27 Ole Miss TBA Oct. 4 @ Arkansas TBA Oct. 11 LSU TBA Oct. 25 Kentucky TBA Nov. 1 vs. Georgia TBA Nov. 8 @Vanderbilt TBA Nov. 15 South Carolina TBA Nov. 22 the Citadel tBa Nov. 29 @Florida State TBA

date opponent ResultSept. 1 Western Kentucky W, 49-3Sept. 8 Troy W, 59-31Sept. 15 Tennessee W, 59-20Sept. 22 @ Ole Miss W, 30-24Sept. 29 Auburn L, 20-17Oct. 6 @ LSU L, 28-24Oct. 20 @ Kentucky W, 45-37 Oct. 27 vs. Georgia L, 42-30Nov. 3 Vanderbilt W, 49-22Nov. 10 @ South Carolina W, 51-31Nov. 17 Florida Atlantic W, 59-20 Nov. 24 Florida State W, 45-12 Jan. 1 vs. Michigan L, 41-35

general Informationlocation ................................................Gainesville, Fla.Founded .................................................................. 1853Enrollment .........................................................51,520President ........................ Dr. James Bernard Machenathletics director ................................Jeremy FoleyNickname ........................................................... GatorsColors ................................................ Orange and BlueConference .............................................SoutheasternStadium (capacity) ..Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (88,548)Playing Surface ................................... Natural Grass

team InformationBasic offense .....................................................SpreadBasic defense ......................................... Multiple, 4-32007 overall Record ............................................ 9-42007 Conference Record ................................... 5-3Series vs. the Citadel ........................14th meetingletterman Returning ............................................52letterman lost ........................................................11Starters Returning ..................................................18Starters lost ...............................................................7First Year of Football ......................................... 1906all-time Record ..................................... 628-368-40Bowl appearances...................................................35Bowl Record.........................................................16-19last Bowl appearance ..................................... 2007Result ......L, Capital One Bowl vs. Michigan (41-35)

Coaching StaffHead Coach ...........................................Urban MeyerCareer Record .................................. 70-16 (8 years)Record at Florida ...............................31-8 (4 years)Office Phone ......................................(352) 375-4683Best time to Reach .......................... Contact MRD

assistant CoachesCharlie Strong ..Assoc. Head Coach/Def. Coord./LBChuck Heater .......... Asst. Def. Coordinator/SafetiesDan Mullen .......................Offensive Coordinator/QBBilly Gonzales ............... Recruiting Coordinator/ WRJohn Hevesy .............. Tight Ends/Asst. Offensive LineDan McCarney .....Asst. Head Coach/Defensive LineSteve Addazio ........Asst. Head Coach/Offensive LineKenny Carter ..........................................Running BacksVance Bedford ........................................... Cornerbacks

Media RelationsMedia Relations director .............. Steve McClainOffice Phone ......................................(352) 375-4683E-mail [email protected]. MRd ..........................Zack Higbee, John HinesMedia Relations Fax .......................(352) 375-4809Press Box Phone ..............................(352) 375-4683Website ......................................www.gatorzone.com

Media Relations Mailing addressP.O. Box 14485Gainesville, Fla. 32604

Game 12: Nov. 22 • Florida • TBA • Ben Hill Griffin Stadium at Florida Field

2007 Florida gators Statistical leaders


Head Coachurban Meyer

defensive leaderBrandon Spikes

offensive leadertim tebow

Rushing att. Yds. avg. tdT. Tebow 210 895 4.3 23P. Harvin 83 764 9.2 6K. Moore 104 580 5.6 6

Passing att-Comp-Int Pct. Yds. tdT. Tebow 234-350-6 66.9 3,286 32C. Newton 5-10-0 50.0 40 0

Receiving No. Yds. avg. tdP. Harvin 59 858 14.5 4A. Caldwell 56 761 13.6 7L. Murphy 37 548 14.8 5

tackles Solo asst. tot. tFl SacksB. Spikes 81 50 131 16.0 1.5 D. Doe 43 42 85 5.0 0M. Wright 47 20 67 4.0 0

Interceptions No. Yds. avg. tdT. Joiner 2 11 5.5 0W. Pierre-Louis 2 47 23.5 1

Scoring td Pat 2Pat Fg Pts.T. Tebow 23 0 0 0 138J. Ijjas 0 72 0 10 102P. Harvin 10 0 0 0 60

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the Southern ConferenceThe Southern Conference, which began its 88th sea-son of intercollegiate competition in 2008, is a national leader in emphasizing the development of the student-athlete and in helping to build lifelong leaders and role models.

The Southern Conference has been on the forefront of innovation and originality in developing creative solu-tions to address issues facing intercollegiate athletics. From establishing the first conference basketball tour-nament (1921), tackling the issue of freshmen eligibility (1922), developing women’s championships (1984) and becoming the first conference to install the three-point goal in basketball (1980), the Southern Conference has been a pioneer.

The Southern Conference is the nation’s fifth-oldest NCAA Division I collegiate athletic association. Only the Big Ten (1896), the Missouri Valley (1907), the Pa-cific 10 (1915) and the Southwestern Athletic (1920) conferences are older in terms of origination.

Academic excellence has been a major part of the Southern Conference’s tradition. Hundreds of South-ern Conference student-athletes have been recognized on ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-America and all-district teams. A total of 19 Rhodes Scholarship winners have been selected from conference institu-tions.

The Conference currently consists of 12 members in five states throughout the Southeast and sponsors 19 varsity sports and championships that produce partici-pants for NCAA Division I Championships.

The Southern Conference offices are located in the historic Beaumont Mill in Spartanburg, S.C. A textile mill that was in operation from 1880 until 1999, Beau-mont Mill was renovated in 2004 and today offers the league first class meeting areas and offices as well as a spacious library for storage of the conference’s histori-cal documents.

Membership HistoryOn Feb. 25, 1921, representatives from 14 of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association’s (SIAA) 30 members met at Atlanta’s Piedmont Hotel to estab-lish the Southern Intercollegiate Conference. On hand at the inaugural meeting were officials from Alabama, Alabama Polytechnic Institute (Auburn), Clemson, Georgia, Georgia School of Technology (Georgia Tech), Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi A&M (Mississippi State), North Carolina, North Carolina State, Tennessee, Vir-ginia, Virginia Polytechnic Institute (Virginia Tech) and Washington & Lee.Dr. S.V. Sanford of Georgia was chosen as acting chair-man and N.W. Dougherty of Tennessee was named secretary. The decision to form a new athletic confer-ence was motivated by the desire to have a workable number of conference games for each league member. With 30 schools in the SIAA by the early 1920s, it was impossible to play every school at least once during the regular season and many schools went several years between playing some conference members. In addi-tion, in 1920, the SIAA voted down proposed rules that an athlete must be in a college a year before playing on its teams and refused to abolish a rule permitting athletes to play summer baseball for money.

Play began in the fall of 1921 and a year later, six more schools joined the fledgling league including Tulane

(which had attended the inaugural meeting but had elected not to join), Florida, Louisiana (LSU), Missis-sippi, South Carolina and Vanderbilt. VMI joined in 1925 and Duke was added in 1929.

By the 1930s, membership in the Southern Confer-ence had reached 23 schools. C.P. “Sally” Miles of Vir-ginia Tech, president of the Southern Conference, called the annual league meeting to order on Dec. 9, 1932 at the Farragut Hotel in Knoxville, Tenn. Georgia’s Dr. Sanford announced that 13 institutions west and south of the Appalachian Mountains were reorganizing as the Southeastern Conference. Members of the new league included including Alabama, Alabama Polytechnic Insti-tute, Florida, Georgia, Georgia School of Technology, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Mississippi A&M, Uni-versity of the South, Tennessee, Tulane and Vanderbilt.

According to the minutes of the meeting, Dr. Sanford stated that the division was made along geographical lines. Florida’s Dr. J.J. Tigert, acting as spokesman for the withdrawing group, regretted the move but believed it was necessary as the Southern Conference had grown too large. The resignations were accepted and the withdrawing schools formed the new league which began play in 1932.

The Southern Conference continued with membership of 10 institutions including Clemson, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, North Carolina State, South Carolina, Virginia, VMI, Virginia Tech and Washington & Lee.

The second major shift occurred some 20 years later. By 1952, the Southern Conference included 17 col-leges and universities. Another split occurred when seven schools including Clemson, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, North Carolina State, South Carolina and Wake Forest departed to form the Atlantic Coast Conference which began play in 1953. The revamped Southern Conference included members The Citadel, Davidson, Furman, George Washington, Richmond, VMI, Virginia Tech, Washington & Lee, West Virginia and Wil-liam & Mary.

Today, the league continues to thrive with a member-ship that includes 12 institutions and a footprint that spans five states: Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama and Georgia. Current league mem-bers are Appalachian State, College of Charleston, The Citadel, Davidson, Elon, Furman, Georgia Southern, UNC Greensboro, Samford, Chattanooga, Western Carolina and Wofford.

leadershipJohn Iamarino was officially named commissioner of the conference on January 2, 2006. Iamarino has pro-

moted the Southern Conference through an ambitious agenda which has improved competition, upgraded compliance-related matters and increased the mar-keting and brand awareness of the conference and its member institutions.

The Southern Conference named its first commission-er in December 1950. Duke head football coach Wal-lace Wade made the transition from Blue Devil football coach to athletics administration as the first person at the helm of the conference.

Lloyd Jordan replaced Wade as the commissioner in 1960 and served a 14-year term until Ken Germann be-came the league head in 1974. Germann was the com-missioner for 13 years and orchestrated the league’s expansion to include women’s athletics. In 1987, he was succeeded by Dave Hart who spearheaded the transfer of the league office from Charlotte, N.C. to Asheville, N.C.

Wright Waters succeeded Hart upon his retirement in 1991. Under Waters’ leadership, the Southern Confer-ence expanded to 12 members, added three women’s sports and posted record revenue from the basketball tournament. Waters, who is currently the commis-sioner of the Sun Belt Conference, was followed by Al-fred B. White in 1998. White, a veteran member of the NCAA office, introduced the current conference logo and elevated the conference’s commitment to market-ing and development of corporate partners.

Danny Morrison headed the conference from 2001-2005 and orchestrated the league’s move from Ashe-ville, N.C. to Spartanburg, S.C. Under Morrison’s leadership, the conference increased its marketing and promotional efforts.

Championship HistoryThe first Southern Conference Championship was the league basketball tournament held in Atlanta in 1922. The North Carolina Tar Heels won the tournament to become the first recognized league champion in any sport. The Southern Conference Tournament remains the oldest of its kind in college basketball. Commissioner Germann spearheaded the Southern Conference’s expansion to include women’s athletics during the 1983-84 season. That year, league champi-onships were held in volleyball, basketball and tennis. Cross country joined the mix in 1985 and the league began holding indoor and outdoor track champion-ships in 1988. Most recently, the conference instituted golf and softball championships in the spring of 1994 and added soccer in the fall of 1994.

Founded .......................................................................................................................................Feb. 26, 1921Commissioner ......................................................................................................................... John IamarinoSenior Associate Commissioner .............................................................................................. Geoff CabeAsst. Commissioner/Compliance ....................................................................................................Doug KingAssoc. Commissioner/Internal Affairs ..................................................................................... Sue ArakasAssoc. Commissioner/Public Affairs .....................................................................................................TBDAsst. Commissioner/Marketing & Development ...............................................................Mike MitchellDirector of Multi-Media Services ................................................................................... Mandi CopelandChair, Council of Presidents .............................................................. Ken Peacock (Appalachian State)President ............................................................................................ Bill Moore (College of Charleston)Vice President ...............................................................................Lt Gen John W. Rosa, Jr. (The Citadel)Coordinator of Football Officials ..............................................................................................Don Lucas

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The Germann Cup, named in honor of the former commissioner, annually recognizes the top women’s athletics programs in the conference. From its humble beginnings, women’s athletics have become an integral part of the Southern Conference and its success.

The Southern Conference declares champions in 10 men’s sports - football, soccer, cross country, basket-ball, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, wrestling, baseball, tennis and golf - and nine women’s sports - soccer, volleyball, cross country, basketball, in-door track and field, outdoor track & field, tennis, golf and softball.

FootballThe Southern Conference has also excelled as the pre-mier Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) confer-ence. Southern Conference member Appalachian State has won the last three FCS titles becoming the first team to do so. The league boasts more than 250 play-ers who have garnered All-America recognition and numerous national player or coach of the year awards. The conference has had at least one team in the Top 10 of the final FCS poll for 23 consecutive years with at least two teams finishing in the Top 20 in every season since 1982.

The conference has placed multiple representatives in the FCS Playoffs in 21-of-25 seasons, with 16 Champi-onship Game appearances and eight national titles. The Southern Conference has had at least one team reach the semifinals in nine of the last 10 years and in 15 of the last 17 seasons.

In 2007, Appalachian State became the first FCS team to defeat a nationally-ranked Football Bowl Subdivi-sion (FBS) team when the Mountaineers defeated No. 5-ranked Michigan, 34-32, on Sept. 1 before a sellout crowd at Michigan Stadium.

Prior to the conference’s reclassification in 1981, South-ern Conference football teams appeared in a total of 34 bowl games, posting a record of 16-17-2. There are nearly 40 former Southern Conference players in the College Football Hall of Fame. One of the most recog-nizable of these names is former North Carolina run-ning back Charlie “Choo Choo” Justice. Justice helped guide North Carolina to three bowl appearances. He was a first team All-America selection in 1948 and 1949. In 1949, Justice earned first team all-conference honors for the fourth consecutive season, becoming the first player in league history to achieve that feat.

Another of the league’s football products that made it to the College Football Hall of Fame is Sam Huff of West Virginia. Huff was a three-year starter on both the offensive and defensive lines for the Mountaineers. In 1955, Huff earned first team All-America honors on the field and was a first team Academic All-America for his work in the classroom. He played 12 seasons in the National Football League for the New York Giants and the Washington Redskins. He was a five-time All-Pro defensive lineman and is also a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

In recent years, the Southern Conference has contin-ued to produce outstanding student-athletes. In 1999, Georgia Southern’s Adrian Peterson captured the Wal-ter Payton Award presented annually to the Football Championship Subdivision’s most outstanding offensive player. Furman’s Louis Ivory was awarded the honor in 2000 and Georgia Southern’s Jayson Foster was pre-sented with the 2007 trophy.

Appalachian State’s Dexter Coakley was a three-time all-conference selection and consensus All-America in 1994, ’95 and ’96 before going on to stardom with the Dallas Cowboys. Coakley won a pair of Buck Buchanan Awards, given to Football Championship Subdivision’s top defensive player each year. Terrell Owens went from catching passes at Chattanooga to a stellar NFL career. Western Carolina’s David Patten and Appala-chian State’s Matt Stevens were both members of the New England Patriots Super Bowl Champion team in 2002 and Patten also earned Super Bowl rings with the Patriots in 2004 and ’05.

BasketballMen’s basketball was the first sport in which the confer-ence produced a championship. The league tournament is the nation’s oldest, with the inaugural championship held at Atlanta’s City Auditorium in 1922 and was won by North Carolina.

Not only was the Southern Conference Tournament the first of its kind, the league also helped change the face of college basketball. In 1980, the league began a season-long experiment with a 22-foot three-point field goal with the approval of the NCAA Rules Com-mittee. Ronnie Carr of Western Carolina made the first three-point field goal in college basketball history in a game against Middle Tennessee State on Nov. 29, 1980.

Another college basketball tradition that originated in the Southern Conference is the traditional cutting of the nets by the winning team. According to USA To-day, the practice of net cutting originated in 1947 with North Carolina State head coach Everett Case. As a first-year head coach, Case led the Wolfpack to the Southern Conference Tournament title. To commemo-rate the event, Case celebrated by claiming the nets as a souvenir of the win.

Basketball coaching legend Red Auerbach gives credit to former George Washington coach Bill Reinhart, who coached in the conference for nearly 30 years, as one of the originators of the modern fast-break.

West Virginia’s 10 tournament championships are still the most in league history. The Mountaineers were led by the incomparable Jerry West from 1958 through ’60.

West, a two-time All-America selection, spurred West Virginia to the Final Four in 1959. The Mountaineers lost in the championship game that season to California, 71-70, but West earned Final Four Most Valuable Player honors. West was a three-time Southern Conference tournament MVP, a two-time league regular season MVP, and was twice named the conference’s Athlete of the Year. He went on to a spectacular career with the Los Angeles Lakers of the National Basketball As-sociation and was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1979. He was a 14-time NBA All-Star while with the Lakers. It is West’s silhouette that comprises the NBA’s globally recognized logo.

Frank Selvy set the NCAA record for points in a game while at Furman. On Feb. 13, 1954, the senior scored 100 points in a game against Newberry, a record that still stands. Selvy was the Southern Conference Most Valuable Player in 1953 and 1954 and the league’s Ath-lete of the Year in 1954. He went on to a 10-year career in the NBA.

Rod Hundley was another West Virginia star during the 1950s. “Hot Rod” made a name for himself as one of the most spectacular players to tour the league during his era. Hundley averaged 24.5 points per game in his three seasons as a Mountaineer and was an all-confer-ence and all-tournament performer in each of those three years. He was the Southern Conference Most Valuable Player and Athlete of the Year as a senior in 1957. He was the first player selected in the 1957 NBA draft and enjoyed a six-year career in that league.

East Tennessee State’s Keith “Mister” Jennings made his mark on the college basketball world in the early 1990s. Despite standing less than six feet tall, Jennings was a two-time all-conference choice and the league’s Player of the Year and Athlete of the Year in 1991. Jennings played with the Golden State Warriors of the NBA.

Besides West Virginia’s team in 1959, the Southern Conference has been represented in the Final Four on two other occasions. North Carolina advanced to the NCAA championship game in 1943 before falling 43-40 to Oklahoma State. North Carolina State finished third in the tournament in 1950.

Southern Conference Members

Alabama (1921-1932) appalachian State (1971-present) Auburn (1921-1932) College of Charleston (1998-present) Chattanooga (1976-present) the Citadel (1936-present) Clemson (1921-1953) davidson (1936-1988, 1991-present) Duke (1928-1953) East Carolina (1964-1976) East Tennessee State (1978-2005) Elon (2003-present) Florida (1922-1932) Furman (1936-present) George Washington (1936-1970) Georgia (1921-1932) georgia Southern (1991-present) Georgia Tech (1921-1932) Kentucky (1921-1932) Louisiana State (1922-1932) Marshall (1976-1997)

Maryland (1921-1953) Mississippi (1922-1932) Mississippi State (1921-1932) North Carolina (1921-1953) North Carolina at greensboro (1997-present) North Carolina State (1921-1953) Richmond (1936-1976) Samford (2008- present) South Carolina (1922-1953) Tennessee (1921-1932) Tulane (1922-1932) University of the South (1922-1932) Vanderbilt (1922-1932) Virginia (1921-1937) VMI (1924-2003) Virginia Tech (1921-1965) Wake Forest (1936-1953) Washington & Lee (1921-1958) West Virginia (1950-1968) Western Carolina (1976-present) William & Mary (1936-1977) Wofford (1997-present) Bold indicates current conference member



Davidson continued the record of success by advanc-ing to the NCAA Tournament’s Elite Eight in 2008 and coach Bob McKillop’s Wildcats came within a basket of making the Final Four behind the play of sophomore guard Stephen Curry.

Women’s basketball competition began in the Southern Conference in 1983-84 with seven teams. In the sport’s history, seven schools have won the league’s tourna-ment at least once with Chattanooga winning 12 and Appalachian State owning six titles. UNC Greensboro won the 1998 tournament as head coach Lynne Agee became the first coach to take a team to the NCAA Tournament in all three Divisions - I, II and III. In 2001, Chattanooga head coach Wes Moore became the first coach in NCAA history to take three different teams to the NCAA Tournament in all three Divisions.

Since 1984, seven different teams have claimed at least a share of the regular season crown. Chattanooga has the most overall titles with 13, six of them shared. Chattanooga owns the most outright championships with seven. Only four players have won the conference Player of the Year award twice: East Tennessee State’s DeShawne Blocker in 1992-93 and 1994-95; Furman’s Jackie Smith, 1997-98 and 1998-99; Chattanooga’s Damita Bullock, who won the award in 2000 and 2001; and Chattanooga’s Alex Anderson in 2007 and 2008.

other SportsIn baseball, Wake Forest advanced to the champion-ship game of the NCAA College World Series in 1949. Demon Deacon second baseman Charles Teague was named the College World Series Most Valuable Player. The Citadel made history in 1990 by becoming the first military school to make an appearance at the College World Series. The Bulldogs were joined that season at the College World Series by current conference mem-ber Georgia Southern.

One of the Southern Conference’s more famous baseball alums is Duke’s Dick Groat. The Blue Devil shortstop, who was also a basketball standout, was the conference’s Athlete of the Year in 1951 and 1952. He went on to a 14-year career in the major leagues. In 1960, he was named the National League MVP after he led the league in batting with a .325 average for the World Champion Pittsburgh Pirates.

Among Southern Conference alums to grace Major League Baseball fields have been Atlee Hammaker (East Tennessee State), Jeff Montgomery (Marshall) and Mike Ramsey (Appalachian State). Other SoCon players to go on to a career in the major leagues include Angels third baseman Dallas McPherson (The Citadel), pitch-ers Britt Reames (The Citadel) and Ryan Glynn (VMI) who both pitched with Oakland in 2005, Furman’s Tom Mastny, a pitcher with the Cleveland Indians (2007) and Georgia Southern’s Brian Rogers, who pitched with the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2007.

Arnold Palmer, perhaps the world’s most famous golfer, competed under the Southern Conference banner as a collegian at Wake Forest. He took medalist honors at the Southern Conference Tournament in 1948 and 1949 and was the tournament’s runner-up in 1950. Palmer was the medalist at the NCAA Golf Champion-ships in 1949 and 1950. He went on to become one of the most accomplished golfers to play on the profes-sional tour. Palmer won 60 tournaments while compet-ing on the PGA Tour and has added 10 more victories as a member of the Senior PGA Tour. He has also won

eight major championships - four Masters, two British Opens, one U.S. Open and one U.S. Amateur.

Furman golfer Dottie Pepper was named the South-ern Conference Women’s Athlete of the Decade in the 1980s and was honored as part of the league’s 25th anniversary of women’s championships celebration in 2007-08. Appalachian State’s Mary Jayne Harrelson won the NCAA Outdoor title at 1,500 meters in 1999 and 2001. Furman’s Brandi Jackson won the NCAA Wom-en’s Golf East Regional in the spring of 2003.

Coaches and administratorsThe Southern Conference has also been a breeding ground for some of college athletics’ most recognized coaches and administrators.

Legendary basketball coaches Adolph Rupp of Kentucky and Everett Case of North Carolina State both worked the sidelines in the Southern Conference. Rupp guided the Wildcats to a 30-5 mark during the 1931 and 1932 seasons. Yet, for all his coaching accomplishments, Rupp never led Kentucky to a Southern Conference tour-nament championship. Case mentored the Wolfpack to six consecutive Southern Conference Tournament championships from 1947 through 1952.

Lefty Driesell coached Davidson to three Southern Conference Tournament championships in 1966, 1968 and 1969. Driesell also won the league’s Coach of the Year award four straight times from 1963 through 1966. Former Georgia Tech coach Bobby Cremins earned league Coach of the Year honors three times in the late ’70s and early ’80s while at Appalachian State and is now the head coach at the College of Charleston.

Terry Holland saw his basketball coaching career take off at Davidson when he returned to his alma mater in 1970. Holland was honored as the Southern Confer-ence Coach of the Year for three consecutive seasons from 1970-72 and led the Wildcats to the conference tournament title and an appearance in the NCAA Tournament in 1970. J. Dallas Shirley, a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame, spent 21 years as the assistant to the commissioner and supervisor of officials in the Southern Conference. He also served as president of the International Association Basketball Officials and the United States Olympic Basketball Committee.

The legendary Paul “Bear” Bryant got his coaching start in the Southern Conference as he guided the Maryland Terrapins in 1945. A legendary Southern Conference football coach is the late Frank Howard of Clemson, who guided the Tigers as a league member from 1940-52. The incomparable Howard won 69 Southern Con-ference games.

The Southern Conference has been represented on the sidelines at five Super Bowls in recent years. Bobby Ross, who piloted the San Diego Chargers to the 1996 Super Bowl, was the head coach at The Citadel from 1973-77. Former Buffalo Bills head coach Marv Levy di-rected William & Mary from 1964-68. He was succeed-ed at William & Mary by Lou Holtz. William & Mary competed in the Southern Conference from 1936-77.

Season Champion W l t average2007 Appalachian State 5 2 0 .714 Wofford 5 2 0 .7142006 Appalachian State 7 0 0 1.0002005 Appalachian State 6 1 0 .8572004 Furman 6 1 0 .8572003 Wofford 8 0 0 1.0002002 Georgia Southern 7 1 0 .8752001 Georgia Southern 7 1 0 .8752000 Georgia Southern 7 1 0 .8751999 Georgia Southern 7 1 0 .875 Appalachian State 7 1 0 .875 Furman 7 1 0 .8751998 Georgia Southern 8 0 0 1.0001997 Georgia Southern 7 1 0 .8751996 Marshall 8 0 0 1.0001995 Appalachian State 8 0 0 1.0001994 Marshall 7 1 0 .8751993 Georgia Southern 7 1 0 .8751992 the Citadel 6 1 0 .8571991 Appalachian State 6 1 0 .8571990 Furman 6 1 0 .8571989 Furman 7 0 0 1.0001988 Furman 6 1 0 .857 Marshall 6 1 0 .8571987 Appalachian State 7 0 0 1.0001986 Appalachian State 6 0 1 .9291985 Furman 6 0 0 1.0001984 Chattanooga 5 1 0 .8331983 Furman 6 0 1 .9281982 Furman 6 1 0 .8571981 Furman 5 2 0 .7141980 Furman 7 0 0 1.0001979 Chattanooga 5 1 0 .8331978 Furman 4 1 0 .800 Chattanooga 4 1 0 .8001977 Chattanooga 4 1 0 .800 Virginia Military 4 1 0 .8001976 East Carolina 7 1 0 .8751975 Richmond 5 1 0 .8331974 Virginia Military 5 1 0 .8331973 East Carolina 6 0 0 1.0001972 East Carolina 6 0 0 1.0001971 Richmond 5 1 0 .8331970 William & Mary 3 1 0 .7501969 Davidson 5 1 0 .833 Richmond 5 1 0 .8331968 Richmond 6 0 0 1.0001967 West Virginia 4 0 1 .9001966 William & Mary 4 1 1 .800 East Carolina 4 1 1 .8001965 West Virginia 4 0 0 1.0001964 West Virginia 5 0 0 1.0001963 Virginia Tech 5 0 0 1.0001962 Virginia Military 6 0 0 1.0001961 the Citadel 5 1 0 .8331960 Virginia Military 4 1 0 .8001959 Virginia Military 5 0 1 .9171958 West Virginia 4 0 0 1.0001957 Virginia Military 6 0 0 1.0001956 West Virginia 5 0 0 1.0001955 West Virginia 4 0 0 1.0001954 West Virginia 3 0 0 1.0001953 West Virginia 4 0 0 1.0001952 Duke 5 0 0 1.0001951 Maryland 5 0 0 1.000 Virginia Military 5 0 0 1.0001950 Washington & Lee 6 0 0 1.0001949 North Carolina 5 0 0 1.0001948 Clemson 5 0 0 1.0001947 William & Mary 7 1 0 .8751946 North Carolina 4 0 1 .9001945 Duke 4 0 0 1.0001944 Duke 4 0 0 1.0001943 Duke 4 0 0 1.0001942 William & Mary 4 0 0 1.0001941 Duke 5 0 0 1.0001940 Clemson 4 0 0 1.0001939 Duke 5 0 0 1.0001938 Duke 5 0 0 1.0001937 Maryland 2 0 0 1.0001936 Duke 7 0 0 1.0001935 Duke 5 0 0 1.0001934 Washington & Lee 4 0 0 1.0001933 Duke 4 0 0 1.000

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Year Round Result Site2006 First Round Montana State 31, Furman 13 Missoula, Mont. Appalachian State 45, Coastal Carolina 28 Boone, N.C. Quarterfinals Appalachian State 38, Montana State 17 Boone, N.C. Semifinals Appalachian State 49, Youngstown State 24 Boone, N.C. Championship Appalachian State 28, Massachusetts Chattanooga, Tenn.2005 First Round Appalachian State 34, Lafayette 23 Boone, N.C. Furman 14, Nicholls State 12 Greenville, S.C. Texas State 50, Georgia Southern 35 San Marcos, Texas Quarterfinals Appalachian State 38, Southern Illinois 24 Boone, N.C. Furman 24, Richmond 20 Hampton, Va. Semifinals Appalachian State 39, Furman 23 Boone, N.C. Championship Appalachian State 21, Northern Iowa 16 Chattanooga, Tenn.2004 First Round Furman 49, Jacksonville State 7 Greenville, S.C. Georgia Southern 53, Florida International 32 Miami, Fla. Quarterfinals James Madison 14, Furman 13 Greenville, S.C. New Hampshire 27, Georgia Southern 23 Statesboro, Ga.2003 First Round Wofford 31, North Carolina A&T 10 Spartanburg, S.C. Quarterfinals Wofford 31, Western Kentucky 17 Spartanburg, S.C. Semifinals Delaware 24, Wofford 9 Newark, Del.2002 First Round Georgia Southern 34, Bethune Cookman 0 Statesboro, Ga. Villanova 45, Furman 38 Philadelphia, Pa. Maine 14, Appalachian State 13 Boone, N.C. Quarterfinals Georgia Southern 31, Maine 7 Statesboro, Ga. Semifinals Western Kentucky 31, Georgia Southern 28 Statesboro, Ga.2001 First Round Appalachian St. 40, William & Mary 27 Boone, N.C. Furman 40, Western Kentucky 27 Greenville, S.C. Georgia Southern 60, Florida A&M 35 Statesboro, Ga. Quarterfinals Furman 34, Leigh 17 Greenville, S.C. Georgia Southern 38, Appalachian State 24 Statesboro, Ga. Semifinals Furman 24, Georgia Southern 17 Greenville, S.C. Championship Montana 13, Furman 6 Chattanooga, Tenn.2000 First Round Appalachian St. 33, Troy State 30 Montgomery, Ala. Hofstra 31, Furman 24 Greenville, S.C. McNeese St. 17, Georgia Southern 42 Statesboro, Ga. Quarterfinals Appalachian St. 33, Western Kentucky 30 Bowling Green, Ky. Hofstra 20, Georgia Southern 48 Statesboro, Ga. Semifinals Appalachian St. 16, Montana 19 (OT) Missoula, Mont. Georgia Southern 27, Delaware 18 Newark, Del. Championship Montana 25, Georgia Southern 27 Chattanooga, Tenn.1999 First Round Georgia Southern 72, Northern Arizona 29 Statesboro, Ga. Florida A&M 44, Appalachian State 29 Boone, N.C. Massachusetts 30, Furman 23 (OT) Greenville, S.C. Quarterfinals Georgia Southern 38, Massachusetts 21 Statesboro, Ga. Semifinals Georgia Southern 28, Illinois State 17 Statesboro, Ga. Championship Georgia Southern 59, Youngstown State 24 Chattanooga, Tenn.1998 First Round Georgia Southern 49, Colgate 28 Statesboro, Ga. Appalachian State 45, Tennessee State 31 Boone, N.C. Quarterfinals Georgia Southern 52, Connecticut 30 Statesboro, Ga. Northwestern State 31, Appalachian State 20 Natchitoches, La. Semifinals Georgia Southern 42, Western Illinois 14 Statesboro, Ga. Championship Massachusetts 55, Georgia Southern 43 Chattanooga, Tenn.1997 First Round Georgia Southern 52, Florida A&M 37 Statesboro, Ga. Quarterfinals Delaware 16, Georgia Southern 7 Newark, Del.1996 First Round Marshall 59, Delaware 14 Huntington, W.Va. East Tennessee State 35, Villanova 29 Johnson City, Tenn. Furman 42, Northern Arizona 31 Flagstaff, Ariz. Quarterfinals Marshall 54, Furman 0 Huntington, W.Va. Montana 44, East Tennessee State 14 Missoula, Mont. Semifinals Marshall 31, Northern Iowa 14 Huntington, W.Va. Championship Marshall 49, Montana 29 Huntington, W.Va.1995 First Round Appalachian State 31, James Madison 24 Boone, N.C.

Year Round Result Site Georgia Southern 24, Troy State 21 Troy, Ala. Marshall 38, Jackson State 8 Huntington, W.Va. Quarterfinals Stephen F. Austin 27, Appalachian State 17 Boone, N.C. Montana 45, Georgia Southern 0 Missoula, Mont. Marshall 41, Northern Iowa 24 Huntington, W.Va. Semifinals Marshall 25, McNeese State 13 Lake Charles, La. Championship Montana 22, Marshall 20 Huntington, W.Va.1994 First Round Appalachian State 17, New Hampshire 10 (OT) Boone, N.C. Marshall 49, Middle Tenn. State 14 Huntington, W.Va. Quarterfinals Boise State 17, Appalachian State 14 Boise, Idaho Marshall 28, James Madison 21 Huntington, W.Va. Semifinals Boise State 28, Marshall 24 Boise, Idaho1993 First Round Georgia Southern 14, Eastern Kentucky 12 Statesboro, Ga. Marshall 28, Howard 14 Huntington, W.Va. Quarterfinals Youngstown State 34, Georgia Southern 14 Youngstown, Ohio Marshall 34, Delaware 31 Huntington, W.Va. Semifinals Marshall 24, Troy State 21 Huntington, W.Va. Championship Youngstown State 17, Marshall 5 Huntington, W.Va.1992 First Round the Citadel 44, North Carolina a&t 0 Charleston, S.C. Middle Tenn. State 35, Appalachian State 10 Murfreesboro, Tenn. Marshall 44, Eastern Kentucky 0 Huntington, W.Va. Quarterfinals YoungstownState42,TheCitadel17 Charleston,S.C. Marshall 35, Middle Tenn. State 21 Huntington, W.Va. Semifinals Marshall 28, Delaware 7 Huntington, W.Va. Championship Marshall 31, Youngstown State 28 Huntington, W.Va.1991 First Round Marshall 20, Northern Illinois 17 (OT) Huntington, W.Va. Eastern Kentucky 14, Appalachian State 3 Richmond, Ky. Quarterfinals Marshall 41, Northern Iowa 13 Huntington, W.Va. Semifinals Marshall 14, Eastern Kentucky 7 Huntington, W.Va. Championship Georgia Southern 25, Marshall 17 Statesboro, Ga.1990 First Round georgia Southern 31, the Citadel 0 Statesboro, ga. Furman 45, Eastern Kentucky 17 Richmond, Ky. Quarterfinals Nevada 42, Furman 35 (3OT) Reno, Nev.1989 First Round Middle Tenn. State 24, Appalachian State 21 Murfreesboro, Tenn. Furman 24, William & Mary 10 Greenville, S.C. Quarterfinals Furman 42, Youngstown State 23 Greenville, S.C. Semifinals Stephen F. Austin 21, Furman 19 Greenville, S.C.1988 First Round Furman 21, Delaware 7 Greenville, S.C. Marshall 7, North Texas 0 Huntington, W.Va. georgia Southern 38, the Citadel 20 Statesboro, ga. Quarterfinals Furman 13, Marshall 9 Huntington, W.Va. Semifinals Furman 38, Idaho 7 Greenville, S.C. Championship Furman 17, Georgia Southern 12 Pocatello, Idaho1987 First Round Appalachian State 20, Richmond 3 Boone, N.C. Marshall 41, James Madison 12 Huntington, W.Va. Quarterfinals Appalachian State 19, Georgia Southern 0 Boone, N.C. Marshall 51, Weber State 23 Huntington, W.Va. Semifinals Marshall 24, Appalachian State 10 Boone, N.C. Championship Northeast Louisiana 43, Marshall 42 Pocatello, Idaho1986 First Round Nicholls State 28, Appalachian State 26 Boone, N.C. Eastern Kentucky 23, Furman 10 Greenville, S.C.1985 Quarterfinals Furman 59, Rhode Island 15 Greenville, S.C. Semifinals Furman 35, Nevada 12 Greenville, S.C. Championship Georgia Southern 44, Furman 42 Tacoma, Wash.1984 First Round Arkansas State 37, Tenn.-Chattanooga 10 Jonesboro, Ark.1983 First Round Western Carolina 24, Colgate 23 Cullowhee, N.C. Quarterfinals Western Carolina 28, Holy Cross 21 Worchester, Mass. Furman 35, Boston Univ. 16 Greenville, S.C. Semifinals Western Carolina 14, Furman 7 Charleston, S.C. Championship Southern Illinois 43, Western Carolina 7 Charleston, S.C.1982 First Round South Carolina State 17, Furman 0 Greenville, S.C.

Nov. 24 - First RoundMontana State 22, Wofford 23Appalachian State 28, James Madison 27

Dec.1-QuarterfinalsWofford 10, Richmond 21Appalachian State 38, Eastern Washington 35

Dec.7-SemifinalsAppalachian State 55, Richmond 35

dec. 14 - ChampionshipFinley Stadium, Chattanooga, tenn. Appalachian State 49, Delaware 21

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2007 SoutHERN CoNFERENCE StaNdiNgS Conference overallteam W-l Pct. PF Pa W-l Pct. PF Pa Home StrkAppalachian State 5-2 .714 310 215 13-2 .867 641 400 8-1 Won 8Wofford 5-2 .714 252 180 9-4 .692 444 323 4-3 Lost 1The Citadel 4-3 .571 222 223 7-4 .636 434 310 4-2 Won 2Elon 4-3 .571 248 253 7-4 .636 400 334 5-1 Won 1Georgia Southern 4-3 .571 240 213 7-4 .636 402 348 4-2 Lost 2Furman 4-3 .571 254 247 6-5 .545 348 350 3-2 Won 3Chattanooga 2-5 .286 183 245 2-9 .182 255 369 1-5 Lost 4Western Carolina 0-7 .000 209 342 1-10 .091 285 504 1-4 Lost 7

2007 Coaches all-Conference team

offensive Player of the Year: Jayson Foster, GSUdefensive Player of the Year:Corey Lynch, ASUFreshman of the Year: Scott Riddle, ElonJacobs Blocking trophy Recipient: Kerry Brown, ASUCoach of the Year: Mike Ayers, WOF and Pete Lembo, Elon

offense - First teamQB Jayson Foster GSURB Kevin Richardson ASURB Kevious Johnson WOFOL Kerry Brown ASUOL Joel Bell FUROL Scott Suttle ASUOL ChrisMcDowell CITOL Russell Orr GSUTE Larry Hedden FURWR Terrell Hudgins ElonWR Eddie Cohen WCUPK Julian Rauch ASURS Michael Mayers Elon

defense - First teamDL Wallace Artis FURDL Larry Beard GSUDL Gary Tharrington ASUdl trevar Broughton CitLB Seth Goldwire WOFLB AndrewRowell CITLB Corey Weaver ElonDB Corey Lynch ASUDB Chris Camacho UTCDB JoshLawson CITDB Jerome Touchstone ASUP Brandon Lane Elon

offense - Second teamQB Armanti Edwards ASURB Lamar Lewis GSU RB Jerome Felton FUROL Marcelo Estrada GSUOL Derek Wooten WOF

OL Garrett Windham UTCOL Brad Coley ASUOL Brad Williams GSUTE Fenn Allen WOFWR Michael Mayers ElonWR Dexter Jackson ASUPK Jesse Hartley GSURS Mike Malone WCU

defense - Second teamDL Damon Suggs GSUDL Anthony Williams ASUDL James Gonsoulin WOFDL Charles Profit UTCLB Chris Johnson UTCLB Andrew Jones FURLB Quinton Phillips WCUDB Chris Covington GSUDB Brian Kemp WOFDB Dan Tavani WOFDB Thomas Twitty FURP Mark Kaspar Cit

Southern Conference Sports Mediaassociation all-Conference team

RoyM.HawleyOffensivePlayer of the Year: Jayson Foster, GSURoyM.HawleyDefensivePlayer of the Year: Corey Lynch, ASUFreshman of the Year: Scott Riddle, Elon*Wallace Wade Coach of the Year: Pete Lembo, Elon

offense - First teamQB Jayson Foster GSURB Kevin Richardson ASURB Kevious Johnson WOFOL Scott Suttle ASUOL Kerry Brown ASU OL Russell Orr GSUOL Joel Bell FUROL ChrisMcDowell CITTE Larry Hedden FURWR Terrell Hudgins ElonWR Eddie Cohen WCUPK Julian Rauch ASURS Michael Mayers Elon

defense - First teamDL Wallace Artis FURDL Gary Tharrington ASUdl trevar Broughton CitDL Larry Beard GSULB Pierre Banks ASULB Seth Goldwire WOFLB Quinton Phillips WCUDB Corey Lynch ASUDB Chris Camacho UTCDB Chris Covington GSUDB JoshLawson CITP Brandon Lane Elon

offense - Second teamQB Scott Riddle ElonRB Jerome Felton FURRB tory Cooper CitOL Ben Quick WOFOL Corey McKenna WOFOL Derek Wooten WOFOL Marcelo Estrada GSUOL John Holt ASUTE Fenn Allen WOFWR Michael Mayers ElonWR andre Roberts CitPK Jesse Hartley GSURS Mike Malone WCU

defense - Second teamDL Justin Brown FURDL Anthony Williams ASUDL Jeff Bradley WCU DL Tony Robertson ASULB Corey Weaver ElonLB AndrewRowell CITLB Andrew Jones FURDB Thomas Twitty FURDB Dan Tavani WOFDB Andrew Thacker FURDB Jerome Touchstone ASUP Mark Kaspar Cit

*- Unanimous selection

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SCoRiNg oFFENSE G TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf. Pts. Avg.1. Appalachian State 15 85 78 1 0 17 0 641 42.72. The Citadel 11 57 56 0 0 12 0 434 39.53. Georgia Southern 11 50 47 2 0 17 0 402 36.54. Elon 11 51 50 1 0 14 0 400 36.45. Wofford 13 60 57 0 0 9 0 444 34.26. Furman 11 44 40 1 0 14 0 348 31.67. Western Carolina 11 37 33 0 0 10 0 285 25.98. Chattanooga 11 31 27 0 0 12 3 255 23.2

SCoRiNg dEFENSE G TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf. Pts. Avg.1. Wofford 13 42 38 0 0 11 0 323 24.82. Appalachian State 15 53 48 2 0 10 0 400 26.73. The Citadel 11 41 39 1 0 7 1 310 28.24. Elon 11 44 40 0 0 10 0 334 30.45. Georgia Southern 11 45 43 1 0 11 0 348 31.66. Furman 11 44 39 1 0 15 0 350 31.87. Chattanooga 11 46 43 1 0 16 0 369 33.58. Western Carolina 11 65 59 1 0 17 1 504 45.8

PaSS oFFENSE G Att. Comp. Int. Pct. Yards Avg. TD Yds./G1. Elon 11 515 350 13 68.0 3,927 7.6 32 357.02. Western Carolina 11 373 202 13 54.2 2,744 7.4 22 249.53. The Citadel 11 329 216 6 65.7 2,703 8.2 22 245.74. Furman 11 328 207 13 63.1 2,345 7.1 17 213.25. Appalachian State 15 333 218 10 65.5 3,014 9.1 26 200.96. Chattanooga 11 328 164 18 50.0 1,896 5.8 18 172.47. Georgia Southern 11 202 126 4 62.4 1,430 7.1 8 130.08. Wofford 13 182 100 12 54.9 1,533 8.4 13 117.9

PaSS dEFENSE G Att. Comp. Int. Pct. Yards Avg. TD Yds./G1. Chattanooga 11 277 174 12 62.8 2,007 7.2 12 182.52. The Citadel 11 311 164 11 52.7 2,020 6.5 16 183.63. Appalachian State 15 461 246 16 53.4 2,799 6.1 20 186.64. Western Carolina 11 285 191 2 67.0 2,379 8.3 19 216.35. Elon 11 335 183 9 54.6 2,406 7.2 16 218.76. Wofford 13 465 287 20 61.7 2,892 6.2 19 222.57. Georgia Southern 11 346 183 11 52.9 2,514 7.3 21 228.58. Furman 11 320 206 12 64.4 2,901 9.1 20 263.7

KiCKoFF REtuRNS G Ret. Yards TD Avg.1. Furman 11 52 1,276 1 24.52. Wofford 13 57 1,260 2 22.13. Western Carolina 11 84 1,817 1 21.64. Elon 11 55 1,181 1 21.55. Appalachian State 15 66 1,374 1 20.86. Georgia Southern 11 49 995 0 20.37. The Citadel 11 49 980 0 20.08. Chattanooga 11 62 1,141 0 18.4

PuNtiNg G No. Yards Avg./P PR Avg. TBg Net/Punt1. Georgia Southern 11 51 2,012 39.5 187 3.7 3 34.62. Appalachian State 15 53 1,993 37.6 80 1.5 4 34.63. Elon 11 52 2,131 41.0 183 3.5 8 34.44. Wofford 13 51 1,952 38.3 104 2.0 5 34.35. Furman 11 30 1,151 38.4 160 5.3 0 33.06. The Citadel 11 45 1,799 40.0 233 5.2 4 33.07. Western Carolina 11 49 1,879 38.3 282 5.8 0 32.68. Chattanooga 11 65 2,315 35.6 269 4.1 2 30.9

[ Gained ] [ Lost ]tuRNoVER G Fum. Int. Total Fum. Int. Total Mar. Per/G1. Georgia Southern 11 13 11 24 8 4 12 +12 1.092. The Citadel 11 9 11 20 6 6 12 +8 0.733. Elon 11 13 9 22 5 13 18 +4 0.364. Appalachian State 15 12 16 28 13 10 23 +5 0.335. Wofford 13 8 20 28 15 12 27 +1 0.086. Chattanooga 11 13 12 25 7 18 25 +0 0.007. Furman 11 8 12 20 14 13 27 -7 -0.648. Western Carolina 11 7 2 9 14 13 27 -18 -1.64

RuSHiNg oFFENSE G Att. Yards Avg. TD Yds./G1. Georgia Southern 11 613 3,589 5.9 38 326.32. Wofford 13 772 4,025 5.2 44 309.63. Appalachian State 15 755 4,311 5.7 53 287.44. Furman 11 473 2,141 4.5 25 194.65. The Citadel 11 489 2,110 4.3 30 191.86. Chattanooga 11 399 1,682 4.2 10 152.97. Western Carolina 11 372 1,054 2.8 13 95.88. Elon 11 324 710 2.2 15 64.5

RuSHiNg dEFENSE G Rushes Yards Avg. TD Yds./G1. Furman 11 433 1,485 3.4 22 135.02. Wofford 13 455 1,886 4.1 20 145.13. The Citadel 11 433 1,901 4.4 22 172.84. Georgia Southern 11 446 1,937 4.3 22 176.15. Elon 11 496 2,072 4.2 27 188.46. Appalachian State 15 630 2,899 4.6 29 193.37. Chattanooga 11 544 2,319 4.3 29 210.88. Western Carolina 11 514 2,696 5.2 43 245.1

total oFFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg./P TD Yds./G1. Appalachian State 15 4,311 3,014 1,088 7,325 6.7 79 488.32. Georgia Southern 11 3,589 1,430 815 5,019 6.2 46 456.33. The Citadel 11 2,110 2,703 818 4,813 5.9 52 437.54. Wofford 13 4,025 1,533 954 5,558 5.8 57 427.55. Elon 11 710 3,927 839 4,637 5.5 47 421.56. Furman 11 2,141 2,345 801 4,486 5.6 42 407.87. Western Carolina 11 1,054 2,744 745 3,798 5.1 35 345.38. Chattanooga 11 1,682 1,896 727 3,578 4.9 28 325.3

total dEFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg. TD Yds./G1. The Citadel 11 1,901 2,020 744 3,921 5.3 38 356.52. Wofford 13 1,886 2,892 920 4,778 5.2 39 367.53. Appalachian State 15 2,899 2,799 1,091 5,698 5.2 49 379.94. Chattanooga 11 2,319 2,007 821 4,326 5.3 41 393.35. Furman 11 1,485 2,901 753 4,386 5.8 42 398.76. Georgia Southern 11 1,937 2,514 792 4,451 5.6 43 404.67. Elon 11 2,072 2,406 831 4,478 5.4 43 407.18. Western Carolina 11 2,696 2,379 799 5,075 6.4 62 461.4

PuNt REtuRNS G Ret. Yards TD Avg.1. Furman 11 20 250 1 12.52. Chattanooga 11 19 236 1 12.43. Elon 11 28 334 2 11.94. Georgia Southern 11 22 260 1 11.85. The Citadel 11 37 364 1 9.86. Western Carolina 11 15 130 1 8.77. Appalachian State 15 41 332 0 8.18. Wofford 13 15 63 1 4.2

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RUSHING Team G Att. Yards Avg. TD Long Yds./G1. Jayson Foster GSU 11 261 1,844 7.1 24 82 167.62. Kevious Johnson WOF 13 182 1,263 6.9 8 36 97.23. Lamar Lewis GSU 10 143 955 6.7 5 63 95.54. Tory Cooper CIT 11 240 1,041 4.3 19 50 94.65. Kevin Richardson ASU 15 258 1,348 5.2 16 43 89.96. Bryan Fitzgerald UTC 11 117 798 6.8 3 79 72.57. Erroll Wynn UTC 11 195 776 4.0 3 57 70.58. Jerome Felton FUR 11 165 705 4.3 12 60 64.19. Mike Malone WCU 11 124 563 4.5 6 32 51.210. Renaldo Gray FUR 11 101 497 4.9 5 37 45.2

PASSING YARDS Team G Att. Comp. Int. Pct. Yards TD Avg./G1. Scott Riddle Elon 11 508 346 13 68.1 3,817 31 347.02. Renaldo Gray FUR 11 243 152 8 62.6 1,792 15 162.93. Antonio Miller UTC 10 279 143 13 51.3 1,564 13 156.44. Todd Spitzer WCU 10 176 101 6 57.4 1,369 10 136.95. Adam Hearns WCU 11 195 101 7 51.8 1,375 12 125.06. Jayson Foster GSU 11 170 109 4 64.1 1,203 6 109.47. Josh Collier WOF 12 110 66 7 60.0 1,030 6 85.88. Jordan Sorrells FUR 9 82 55 5 67.1 553 2 61.49. Ben Widmyer WOF 10 63 28 3 44.4 361 4 36.1

TOTAL OFFENSE Team G Rush Pass Plays Total Yds./G1. Scott Riddle Elon 11 -79 3,817 622 3,738 339.82. Jayson Foster GSU 11 1,844 1,203 431 3,047 277.03. Renaldo Gray FUR 11 497 1,792 344 2,289 208.14. Antonio Miller UTC 10 119 1,564 331 1,683 168.35. Adam Hearns WCU 11 237 1,375 282 1,612 146.56. Todd Spitzer WCU 10 -32 1,369 213 1,337 133.77. Josh Collier WOF 12 514 1,030 255 1,544 128.78. Kevious Johnson WOF 13 1,263 0 182 1,263 97.29. Lamar Lewis GSU 10 955 0 143 955 95.510. Tory Cooper CIT 11 1,041 0 240 1,041 94.6 RECEPTIONS Team G Rec. Yards TD Long Avg./C Rec./G1. Terrell Hudgins Elon 11 117 1,474 18 57 12.6 10.642. Michael Mayers Elon 11 90 1,064 3 41 11.8 8.183. Andre Roberts CIT 11 78 1,060 10 68 13.6 7.094. Eddie Cohen WCU 11 67 1,208 9 82 18.0 6.095. Patrick Sprague FUR 11 59 883 6 61 15.0 5.366. Clint Woods UTC 11 45 466 3 63 10.4 4.097. Bo Williamson Elon 10 40 617 6 53 15.4 4.008. Hans Batichon ASU 15 58 819 7 67 14.1 3.879. Blue Cooper UTC 10 37 476 4 38 12.9 3.7010. Raja Andrews GSU 11 38 388 3 48 10.2 3.45

RECEIVING YARDS Team G Rec. Yards TD Long Avg./C Yds./G1. Terrell Hudgins Elon 11 117 1,474 18 57 12.6 134.02. Eddie Cohen WCU 11 67 1,208 9 82 18.0 109.83. Michael Mayers Elon 11 90 1,064 3 41 11.8 96.74. Andre Roberts CIT 11 78 1,060 10 68 13.6 96.45. Patrick Sprague FUR 11 59 883 6 61 15.0 80.36. Bo Williamson Elon 10 40 617 6 53 15.4 61.77. Hans Batichon ASU 15 58 819 7 67 14.1 54.68. Marquel Pittman WCU 10 29 476 5 42 16.4 47.69. Blue Cooper UTC 10 37 476 4 38 12.9 47.610. Andy Strickland WOF 13 30 599 5 61 20.0 46.1

ALL PURPOSE Team G Rush Rcv. PR KR Yards Avg./G1. Mike Malone WCU 11 563 197 0 1,383 2,143 194.82. Jayson Foster GSU 11 1,844 65 133 38 2,080 189.13. Michael Mayers Elon 11 32 1,064 0 863 1,959 178.14. Tory Cooper CIT 11 1,041 351 24 516 1,932 175.65. Terrell Hudgins Elon 11 6 1,474 0 0 1,480 134.56. Andre Roberts CIT 11 1 1,060 289 0 1,350 122.77. Eddie Cohen WCU 11 -6 1,208 0 40 1,242 112.98. Kevin Richardson ASU 15 1,348 339 0 0 1,687 112.59. Kevious Johnson WOF 13 1,263 59 0 26 1,348 103.710. CoCo Hillary ASU 15 92 339 55 1,030 1,516 101.1

PASSING EFFICIENCY Team G Att. Comp. Int. Pct. Yards TD Eff.1. Scott Riddle Elon 11 508 346 13 68.1 3,817 31 146.22. Josh Collier WOF 12 110 66 7 60.0 1,030 6 143.93. Renaldo Gray FUR 11 243 152 8 62.6 1,792 15 138.34. Todd Spitzer WCU 10 176 101 6 57.4 1,369 10 134.75. Jayson Foster GSU 11 170 109 4 64.1 1,203 6 130.56. Adam Hearns WCU 11 195 101 7 51.8 1,375 12 124.27. Jordan Sorrells FUR 9 82 55 5 67.1 553 2 119.68. Antonio Miller UTC 10 279 143 13 51.3 1,564 13 104.49. Ben Widmyer WOF 10 63 28 3 44.4 361 4 104.0

PUNT RETURNS Team G Ret. Yards TD Long Avg.1. Jordan Hazard UTC 11 18 231 1 88 12.82. Karlos Sullivan Elon 11 26 308 1 80 11.83. Andre Roberts CIT 11 27 289 0 51 10.74. Carlton Bailey WCU 11 13 103 0 21 7.95. Jayson Foster GSU 11 17 133 0 17 7.86. Dexter Jackson ASU 15 34 223 0 22 6.6

KICK RETURNS Team G Ret. Yards TD Long Avg.1. Michael Mayers Elon 11 30 863 1 100 28.82. Mike Brown FUR 11 19 492 1 76 25.93. Stephone LaFrance FUR 11 27 670 0 46 24.84. Sean Lees WOF 12 21 509 1 79 24.25. CoCo Hillary ASU 15 43 1,030 1 95 24.06. Mike Malone WCU 11 58 1,383 1 71 23.87. Tim Camp GSU 11 12 270 0 48 22.58. Raja Andrews GSU 11 21 443 0 46 21.19. Tory Cooper CIT 11 25 516 0 30 20.610. Brandon Golder UTC 11 16 312 0 50 19.5

PUNTING Team G Punt Yards Long Avg.1. Brandon Lane Elon 11 48 2,060 59 42.92. Mark Kaspar CIT 11 44 1,799 72 40.93. Daniel Jordan GSU 11 50 2,012 62 40.24. Stephen Brown WCU 11 46 1,834 62 39.95. Chris Tommie WOF 13 37 1,473 67 39.86. Jonathan Wright UTC 11 52 1,996 54 38.47. Trent Hawk FUR 11 30 1,151 54 38.48. Neil Young ASU 14 52 1,963 58 37.8

SCORING Team G TD XPT FG 2XP Points Pts./G1. Jayson Foster GSU 11 24 0 0 0 144 13.12. Tory Cooper CIT 11 21 0 0 0 126 11.53. Terrell Hudgins Elon 11 18 0 0 2 110 10.04. Jesse Hartley GSU 11 0 47 17 0 98 8.95. Julian Rauch ASU 15 0 76 17 0 127 8.56. Kevin Richardson ASU 15 21 0 0 0 126 8.47. Mike Adams CIT 11 0 56 12 0 92 8.48. Andrew Wilcox Elon 11 0 50 14 0 92 8.49. Scott Beckler FUR 11 0 40 14 0 82 7.510. Jerome Felton FUR 11 13 0 0 2 80 7.3

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TOUCHDOWNS Team G TD Rush Pass Ret PAT Points Pts./G1. Jayson Foster GSU 11 24 24 0 0 0 144 13.12. Tory Cooper CIT 11 21 19 2 0 0 126 11.53. Terrell Hudgins Elon 11 18 0 18 0 1 110 10.04. Kevin Richardson ASU 15 21 16 5 0 0 126 8.45. Jerome Felton FUR 11 13 12 1 0 1 80 7.36. Andre Roberts CIT 11 10 0 10 0 0 60 5.57. Kevious Johnson WOF 13 11 8 3 0 0 66 5.18. Mike Malone WCU 11 9 6 2 1 0 54 4.9Scott Riddle Elojn 11 9 9 0 0 0 54 4.9Eddie Cohen WCU 11 9 0 9 0 0 54 4.9

KICK SCORING Team G PATs FGs Points Pts./G1. Jesse Hartley GSU 11 47-47 17-24 98 8.92. Julian Rauch ASU 15 76-81 17-21 127 8.53. Andrew Wilcox Elon 11 50-50 14-24 92 8.4 Mike Adams CIT 11 56-56 12-20 92 8.45. Scott Beckler FUR 11 40-42 14-22 82 7.56. Patrick Mugan WOF 13 57-59 9-12 84 6.57. Jonathan Parsons WCU 11 33-34 10-16 63 5.7

FIELD GOALS Team G FG FGA Pct. FG/G1. Jesse Hartley GSU 11 17 24 70.8 1.552. Scott Beckler FUR 11 14 22 63.6 1.27 Andrew Wilcox Elon 11 14 24 58.3 1.274. Julian Rauch ASU 15 17 21 81.0 1.135. Mike Adams CIT 11 12 20 60.0 1.096. Jonathan Parsons WCU 11 10 16 62.5 0.917. Patrick Mugan WOF 13 9 12 75.0 0.69

FIELD GOAL PCT. Team G FG FGA Long Pct.1. Julian Rauch ASU 15 17 21 49 81.02. Jesse Hartley GSU 11 17 24 54 70.83. Scott Beckler FUR 11 14 22 54 63.64. J. Parsons WCU 11 10 16 46 62.55. Mike Adams CIT 11 12 20 49 60.06. Andrew Wilcox Elon 11 14 24 49 58.3

PAT KICKING PCT. Team G Made Att. Pct.1. Mike Adams CIT 11 56 56 100.0 Andrew Wilcox Elon 11 50 50 100.0 Jesse Hartley GSU 11 47 47 100.04. Jonathan Parsons WCU 11 33 34 97.15. Patrick Mugan WOF 13 57 59 96.66. Scott Beckler FUR 11 40 42 95.27. Julian Rauch ASU 15 76 81 93.8

TACKLES Team G Pos. Solo Assist Total Avg./G Sack1. Chris Camacho UTC 11 DB 96 39 135 12.3 1.02. Quintin Phillips WCU 11 LB 63 64 127 11.5 0.53. Andrew Rowell CIT 11 LB 53 49 102 9.3 0.54. Joshua Lawson CIT 11 DB 61 35 96 8.7 2.05. Thomas Twitty FUR 11 FS 41 54 95 8.6 0.06. Chris Collins WCU 11 S 50 44 94 8.5 0.07. Jacque Roman ASU 15 LB 49 78 127 8.5 0.08. Seth Goldwire WOF 13 LB 56 52 108 8.3 2.09. DJ Smith ASU 15 LB 47 74 121 8.1 0.510. Chris Johnson UTC 11 LB 46 38 84 7.6 4.0

INTERCEPTIONS Team G Int. Yards TD Long Int./G1. Corey Lynch ASU 15 6 114 1 65 0.402. Chris Covington GSU 11 4 91 0 45 0.36 Joseph Thornton UTC 11 4 58 0 42 0.364. Nolan Ward Elon 9 3 53 0 34 0.335. William Middleton FUR 11 3 36 0 27 0.27

Andrew Rowell CIT 11 3 21 0 14 0.27 Ryan Jones CIT 11 3 18 1 18 0.27 Brandon Golder UTC 11 3 14 0 14 0.279. Gary Blount WOF 13 3 59 0 26 0.23 Brian Kemp WOF 13 3 35 0 23 0.23

SACKS Team G Pos. Solo Assist Yards Total Avg./G1. Wallace Artis FUR 11 DE 5 2 34 6.0 0.552. Tony Robertson ASU 15 DL 4 3 36 5.5 0.373. Trevar Broughton CIT 11 DE 5 1 32 5.5 0.504. Anthony Williams ASU 15 DL 4 2 29 5.0 0.335. Gary Tharrington ASU 14 DL 4 2 27 5.0 0.366. Charles Profit UTC 11 DL 4 1 32 4.5 0.41 Jeff Bradley WCU 11 DL 3 3 16 4.5 0.418. Chris Johnson UTC 11 LB 3 2 38 4.0 0.36 Steven Mills UTC 11 LB 4 0 33 4.0 0.36 Larry Beard GSU 11 DL 3 2 29 4.0 0.36

TACKLES FOR LOSS Team G Pos Solo Assist Yards Total Avg./G1. Gary Tharrington ASU 14 DL 13 10 53 18.0 1.292. Joseph Thornton UTC 11 LB 17 1 55 17.5 1.593. Tony Robertson ASU 15 DL 9 13 56 15.5 1.034. Jeff Bradley WCU 11 DL 12 6 58 15.0 1.36 Trevar Broughton CIT 11 DE 11 8 52 15.0 1.366. Andrew Rowell CIT 11 LB 9 7 35 12.5 1.147. Steven Mills UTC 11 LB 10 2 48 11.0 1.008. Anthony Williams ASU 15 DL 7 8 43 11.0 0.739. Corey Weaver Elon 11 LB 6 9 26 10.5 0.9510. Matt Norcia WOF 13 LB 10 1 23 10.5 0.81

FUMBLES FORCED Team G No. Avg./G1. Chris Camacho UTC 11 5 0.452. Joseph Thornton UTC 11 3 0.273. Damon Suggs GSU 10 2 0.204. Andrew Rowell CIT 11 2 0.18 Chris Johnson UTC 11 2 0.18 Reggie Rice CIT 11 2 0.18 Joshua Lawson CIT 11 2 0.18 Andrew Jones FUR 11 2 0.18 Chris Covington GSU 11 2 0.18 Corey Weaver Elon 11 2 0.18

FUMBLES RECOVERED Team G No. Avg./G1. Larry Beard GSU 11 3 0.272. Tim Happer Elon 10 2 0.20 Pierre Banks ASU 15 3 0.204. Brandon Wiggins Elon 11 2 0.18 Brandon Campbell Elon 11 2 0.18 Daniel Branden GSU 11 2 0.18 Dwight House CIT 11 2 0.18 Jeff Phillips UTC 11 2 0.18 Joseph Thornton UTC 11 2 0.18 Chris Rogers GSU 11 2 0.18

PASSES DEFENDED Team G Brup Int. Total Avg./G1. Justin Woazeah ASU 15 20 1 21 1.402. Brian Kemp WOF 13 14 3 17 1.313. Corey Lynch ASU 15 11 6 17 1.134. Ryan Jones CIT 11 8 3 11 1.00 Titus Howard ASU 14 12 2 14 1.00 Brandon Jackson GSU 11 11 0 11 1.007. Irvin Raglin Elon 11 9 1 10 0.918. DJ Smith ASU 15 11 2 13 0.879. Brian Ford WOF 12 8 2 10 0.8310. Joshua Lawson CIT 11 9 0 9 0.82

The 2007 Highlights



The Citadel Football was excited about the way they ended the 2007 season; that is because it was the best for the Bulldogs in 10 years of action. Finishing with a record of 7-4 overall and 4-3 in Southern Conference action, the finale also marked the first time since 1992 the Cadets recorded seven wins in a season.

The Bulldogs concluded the 2007 season very similar to how they kicked things off back in September. With the same energy and determination, The Citadel recorded their first win in the opening game against cross-town ri-val Charleston Southern and wrapped up the last game of the season with a 70-point victory over military rival VMI - seeing several records drop in between the two.

Kicking off with Charleston Southern in the “Chucktown Throwdown II” on Sept. 1, senior quarterback Duran Law-son and a number of Bulldogs made impressive starts on the season.

Lawson passed for 246 yards for two touchdowns in what started off being one of the most memorable quarterback seasons in Citadel history. Sophomore wide receiver An-dre Roberts recorded his first 100-plus-yard game with 108 yards in nine catches, the first of five games he re-corded nine or more receptions. And running back Tory Cooper totaled 114 rushing yards for his first of four 100-yard rushing performances of the season. Making a debut performance he would not forget was wide receiver Tim Higgins, the son of Head Coach Kevin Higgins who trans-ferred as a fifth-year senior from the University of Florida. Higgins recorded his first career touchdown against the Bucs on a 15-yard pass from Lawson. The Citadel defeated the Bucs 35-14 with 418 yards of total offense, limiting CSU to only 24 rushing and 137 passing yards. The Citadel started off 1-0 and extended their home winning streak to five games.

Up next were the Webber International Warriors of Babson Park, Fla., who made their first football trip to Charleston on Sept. 8. Unfortunately for them it was not a pleasant one, but for the Bulldogs it was history in the making. The Citadel set a modern-day Bulldog record by scoring 76 points as they moved to 2-0 with a shutout of the Warriors at Johnson Hagood Stadium. It marked the first 2-0 start for the Bulldogs since 1997 when they

went on to finish 6-5 on the season and it also increased their home winning streak to six games. The previous high mark for the Bulldog offense in the modern era was 64 points against Charleston South-ern in 2003.

Cooper rushed over 100 yards for the fourth straight game, gaining 110 yards on 16 carries and two touchdowns. Lawson went 12-of-21 for 220 yards and three touchdowns, with Roberts catching all three of his touchdown passes. The Bull-dogs, who recorded their first shutout since 2005, put up 514 yards of offense and defense limited the Warriors to only 176 yards of total offense, but the veteran players did not do it alone.

Many freshmen, as well as second and third string players, got an opportunity to show what they could do if just given a chance. Among the most impressive fresh-men was John Synovec, who apparently can block punts. Synovec recorded two blocked punts, while freshman Jonathan Glaspie blocked a third which freshman Mel Capers returned for the score. Synovec became the first Bulldog in 2007 to earn Player of the Week honors from the Southern Conference.

Game three was The Citadel’s first road trip and only matchup against a Football Bowl Subdivision team (for-merly Division I-A) in 2007. Traveling all the way to Madi-son, Wis.The Citadel surprised many watching and listen-ing around the country, as they held their own, tying No. 7 Wisconsin, 21-21, at the half.

A total of 80,327 spectators witnessed the Big Ten power-house struggle in the opening half of the matchup; however, the Bulldogs were unable to stop a second half explosion by the Badger offense that dominated the third quarter and put the Badgers on top for good, 45-31. Lawson was spectacular in the first half and impressive throughout the day, going 23-for-35 and passing for 254 yards with four touchdowns. Meanwhile, Wisconsin quarterback Tyler Donovan went 14-for-20 on the game, passing for only 201 yards while getting sacked three times by the Bull-dog defense. Senior defensive end Trevar Broughton and sophomore cornerback Shaquill Smith were credited with solo sacks for a loss of seven and 10 yards, respectively, while senior linebacker Andrew Rowell and senior defen-sive back Kendrick Lyles shared the third sack. Cooper gained 63 yards rushing on 15 attempts, caught five passes for 89 yards, including a 55-yarder from Lawson, and re-corded one touchdown. Roberts caught five passes for 54 yards in the game.

The Citadel then headed to Chattanooga Tenn. after a week off, timed perfectly coming off such a big matchup as Wisconsin. Not only did the Bulldogs capture the 41-16 victory against the Mocs in their first SoCon competition of the season, but it was another record-breaking per-formance as Tory Cooper racked up the points for the Cadets.

Cooper rushed for 84 yards with four touchdowns, tying the school record for the most touchdowns in a game. If that was not enough, Lawson made his first impressive rushing performance of his career by totaling 108 yards on the ground, adding 221 yards in the air. The Bulldogs improved their record to 3-1, claimed their first SoCon win on the road, and was ranked in the top-25 for the first time in four years.

Entering the polls at No. 25, The Citadel returned to John-son Hagood Stadium against No. 8 ranked Wofford on Oct. 6. For the first time so far in the season The Citadel offense struggled and was unable to put any points on

the board for the Bulldogs. Despite several missed op-portunities, The Citadel managed to even the score at 7 at the end of the first quarter when junior safety Dwight House intercepted a Josh Collier pass and returned it 42 yards for a Bulldog touchdown. Unfortunately, that would be the only score for the Bulldogs in the game as Wofford claimed the victory, 28-7. On the brighter side, Lawson’s 11-yard pass to Josh Haney in the Bulldogs’ second pos-session of the game gave him 4,471 all time passing yards, the most by any Bulldog quarterback. The previous re-cord was held by Robert Hill (81-84) at 4,468. Lawson finished the game with 222 yards passing for an all-time high of 4,638 and a lot of football left to play.

There was definitely a lot of football played in the Bull-dogs’ next matchup against Furman the following week-end at Johnson Hagood. What resulted in one of the most exciting games in FCS football was a Parents’ Day that will go down in the history books. Lawson set a school record with 486 total yards of offense to lead The Citadel to a 54-51 overtime victory. Lawson also recorded a ca-reer-high with 386 passing yards and recorded his second 100-yard rushing performance of the season with 100 yards on 19 carries. His stats were good enough to earn Offensive Player of the Week for the Southern Confer-ence, while Cooper also recorded over 100 yards rushing; leading the Cadets with 140 yards in 29 carries with three touchdowns.

The Bulldogs, who set a school-record with 641 total yards of offense, came back from a 27-7 deficit in the sec-ond quarter to claim their first victory over the Paladins since 2003 and the second time in three years that The Citadel and Furman needed overtime to decide the con-test. The two teams combined for a total of 1,092 yards of offense. The Bulldogs improved to 4-2 and 2-1 in the Southern Conference.

The Citadel carried their momentum heading to Western Carolina as they took on the Catamounts in Cullowhee on Oct. 20. Leading the Bulldogs was senior kicker Mike Adams who kicked three field goals, including a career-long 49-yarder to earn Southern Conference Player of the Week for special teams, while Cooper ran for two touchdowns to ruin Western Carolina’s Homecoming with a 37-31 victory. The Bulldogs, who improved to 5-2 overall and 3-1 in the SoCon, led by as much as 31-17, but a furious Catamount rally pulled WCU within six points with under two minutes to play. The Cats were unable to score again and the Cadets claimed another SoCon road victory. Roberts recorded his third-consecutive 100-plus yard receiving game, catching nine passes for 119 yards; however it marked the first game of the season Lawson did not record 200 passing yards as he finished with 199 yards on 14-of-20 completed passes.

Bulldogs celebrate with teammate wide receiver tim Higgins after scoring a touchdown at Wisconsin.

the Citadel Football celebrated its 100th season in 2007. This was the official logo.

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Defense had one of their most impressive performances of the season as they recorded their fourth touchdown of the season against WCU. Leading the defense was de-fensive back Joshua Lawson and Andrew Rowell who both recorded 12 tackles each, with a sack for Josh Lawson. But the touchdown was credited to defensive back Tillman Millhouse who recovered a fumble and went 21-yards for the score.

Tied for first place in the conference, the Bulldogs then headed to Georgia Southern, hoping to secure the No. 1 spot in the league, but the Cadets suffered a setback when they lost their leader on the field in the second half. The Eagles came from behind to defeat the Bulldogs in a 21-17 victory before a regional television audience.

The Bulldogs were leading 14-3 at the half, but Georgia Southern quarterback Jay Foster led GSU to the victory with an 80-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. The Bulldogs still had a chance to regain the lead, but quar-terback Duran Lawson was taken out of the game with an injury.

Despite the 80-yard run by Foster, the Bulldogs defense dominated the game with three players totaling double-digits in tackles. Joshua Lawson led with 14 total tackles, 11 of which were unassisted. Broughton recorded 13 tackles and two sacks, followed by Rowell who recorded 12 total tackles. The Bulldogs dropped to 5-3 overall and 3-2 in the SoCon as they headed back to Charleston in search of the sixth win to secure their first winning season in 10 years.

In the meantime, The Citadel received disappointing news within the next two weeks that Lawson would be out for the season with a torn meniscus, requiring surgery. The injury ended his career only 158 yards shy of breaking The Citadel’s all-time record for total offense currently held by Jack Douglas (89-92) with 6,737. However, before leaving the game against GSU, Lawson broke yet another school record. Passing for two touchdowns against the Eagles for a career total of 37, Lawson broke the previous record of 35 touchdowns in a career set by Robert Hill (81-84).

Homecoming weekend was up next, a Nov. 3 match-up against No. 9 Appalachian State without the Bulldog start-ing quarterback. Redshirt freshman Bart Blanchard had to step up to the plate and lead The Citadel team as captain and veteran quarterback Duran Lawson cheered his team on from the sidelines.

A season-high 19,697 fans packed Johnson Hagood Sta-dium for The Citadel’s 55th Homecoming celebration, but Appalachian State quarterback Armanti Edwards stole the show as he rushed for 291 yards on 21 carries and two touchdowns as the Mountaineers defeated the Bulldogs, 45-24. However, Blanchard gave Bulldogs fans hope for the future as he completed 20-of-36 passes for 197 yards and recorded his first career touchdown with a 30-yard pass to Roberts at 2:59 in the first quarter and his first career rushing touchdown with a nine-yard run with 23 seconds left in the third quarter.

Sophomore defensive tackle Terrence Reese recorded both offensive and defensive stats against the Mountain-eers. Earning four tackles in the first quarter alone, two solo and two assisted including a sack, Reese returned in the second quarter to record two more tackles and a rushing touchdown - the first of his career. Also on de-fense, sophomore cornerback Ryan Jones put a stop to Appalachian State’s last attempt to score in the first half by intercepting Trey Elder’s pass in the end zone in the last minute before halftime. It was Jones’s third interception of the season. Rowell also recorded his second interception of the season when he broke up an Armanti Edwards pass with less than three minutes left in the third quarter. How-ever, the Bulldogs could not finish the job and dropped to 5-4 overall and 3-3 in the SoCon.

Still with hopes of capturing win No. 6 and claiming a win-ning record overall and in the SoCon, the Bulldogs met up with Elon the following weekend on Nov. 10 for their last home competition of the season. Blanchard threw for an impressive 370 yards and three scores, while Roberts caught eight passes for 180 yards and a touchdown to lead The Citadel to their first winning season in 10 years with a 42-31 victory.

Blanchard’s longest pass of the day was a 68-yard pass to Roberts. Roberts set a new Bulldog record on his seventh catch of the day for receptions in a season with 70, break-ing Scooter Johnson’s record of 69 set in 2002.

Blanchard, whose performance earned him Southern Conference Offensive Player of the Week, went 22-of-29 to amass his 370 yards through the air and added 55 yards on the ground on 21 carries. His 370 yards was good enough for the third all-time best passing performance in Citadel history for a Bulldog quarterback (Lawson threw for 386 yards in the 54-51 overtime win on Parents’ Day against Furman for second all-time). The Citadel, 6-4 over-all, racked up 513 total yards of offense in their SoCon

finale and finished with a 4-3 record in league play for the second consecutive season. It was also the Bulldogs’ third straight win over the Phoenix.

The season ended with the “Military Classic of the South” at VMI in Lexington, Va. The Bulldogs, who were looking to keep the Silver Shako in their trophy case in Charleston, dominated the game while securing their seventh win of the season.

Scoring early and often, The Citadel improved their series record over the Keydets to 34-30-2 as they topped VMI, 70-28. The Bulldogs maintained their claim to the coveted Silver Shako trophy behind 509 yards of total offense and a record for points scored at Alumni Memorial Field.

The 70-point mark on the scoreboard is the third-highest point total scored by the Bulldogs in school history and the second highest this season. The offensive records also fell quickly with the Bulldogs ending the 2007 season with

434 points, the most ever scored by a Citadel team in a season. Roberts became the first Bulldog receiver since 1971 to record over 1,000 yards receiving in a season while Cooper, who set a new points scored record at 126 in a season, became the 11th Bulldog in school history to rush for over 1,000 yards. Cooper and Roberts are only the second duo in school history to surpass the 1,000 mark in rushing and receiving in the same year. Adams kicked 11 kickoffs for a total of 595 yards, averaging 54.1 yards a kick and 10 PATs to earn SoCon Player of the Week honors for the second time this season.

On defense, Joshua Lawson led the Bulldogs with 15 tack-les, seven solo and eight assisted, while Rowell added an-other 12. Broughton added 10 tackles of his own, while freshman defensive back Mel Capers contributed nine total tackles.

The Citadel finished the season 7-4 overall and 4-3 in the Southern Conference for a three-way tie for third with Elon and Georgia Southern who also finished 7-4 over-all and 4-3 in conference play. The Bulldogs finished first in the conference in total defense allowing 356.5 yards a game, as well as pass efficiency (153.1) completing 216-of-329 passes for a percentage of 65.7. Also on offense, they finished second in the conference in scoring offense behind Appalachian State with 39.5 points a game, third in pass offense (249.5 yards a game), and fourth in total offense (437.5 yards a game) only a tenth of a yard be-hind Wofford (437.6). The Citadel also finished second in the conference in penalties, averaging 34.7 yards a game, second in turnover margin (0.73 per game), and third in first downs, totaling 265 on the season. The Citadel, along with Elon and Georgia Southern, were the only schools to average 100 percent for point-after kicks.

On defense, The Citadel ranked first in opponent first downs allowing only 198 on the season and first in red zone defense (31-42, 73.8). They also finished first in to-tal defense in the SoCon. They finished second in pass defense efficiency (117.2), third in scoring defense (28.5 points a game), pass defense (182.5 yards a game) and rush defense (172.8 yards a game).

Nationally, the Bulldogs finished fourth in scoring offense, sixth in turnovers lost (12) and 10th in pass efficiency. In-dividually, Roberts, who finished third in receptions in a game with an average of 7.09 and fourth in the conference in receiving yards a game with 96.4 a game, ranked 10th and 11th, respectively in the nation. Roberts also finished seventh in the nation in total receiving yards with 1,060. Cooper finished second in the conference in both scoring and scoring touchdowns behind Georgia Southern’s Jason Foster with a total of 126 points and 21 touchdowns on the season, good enough for a fourth in scoring in the na-tion. Cooper is also ranked 11th nationally in all-purpose running with a total of 1,931 yards, an average of 6.42 yards a play.On defense, Rowell finished third in the conference in tackles with 102 total, while Joshua Lawson finished the season in fifth place in total tackles with 96, but 14th in the nation for solo tackles with 61. Broughton racked up five solo sacks for third in the conference, while tying for third in tackles for a loss with 15.0 averaging 1.36 a game.

Several players received Southern Conference honors at the completion of the season. On offense, Chris Mc-Dowell was named to both the coaches and media All-Conference first teams. Cooper and Roberts were named to the media’s second team only. On defense, Broughton and Joshua Lawson were named to both the coaches and media first teams. Joshua Lawson became the first Citadel player to be named to the media first team in consecutive years since Lester Smith did so in 1991 and 1992. Rowell earned first team coaches and second team media honors, along with punter Mark Kaspar.



2007 Recordsteam Records Set in 2007Most Points Scored (Game, Modern Day*): 76 vs. Webber Intern. (Sept. 8, 2007) Old Record: 64 vs. Charleston Southern (Aug. 30, 2003) Current Record (Overall): 99 vs. Porter Military Academy (Date Unknown, 1909)

Most Points Scored (Season): 434 (11 games) Old Record: 388 in 1994 (11 games)

Most Yards Gained (Game): 641 vs. Furman (Oct. 13, 2007) Old Record: 610 vs. VMI (Nov. 14, 1992)

Most Passing Yards Gained (Season): 2,703 (11 games) Old Record: 2,641 in 1984 (11 games)

Most Passing Touchdowns (Season): 22 (11 games) Old Record: 21 in 1984 (11 games)

TIED – Number of Players Named to Coaches All-SoCon First Team: 4 (Trevar Broughton, Joshua Lawson, Chris McDowell, Andrew Rowell) Record Tied: 4 in 1992 (Carey Cash, Torrencey Forney, Everette Sands, Lester Smith) Record Tied: 4 in 1997 (Alvin Brown, Carlos Frank, Adrian Luster, Kevin Smith)

Individual Records Set in 2007Most Total Offense Attempts (Game): 61, Duran Lawson vs. Wofford (Oct. 6, 2007) Old Record: 60, Harry Lynch vs. William & Mary (Sept. 11, 1971)

Most Total Offense Yards (Game): 486, Duran Lawson vs. Furman (Oct. 13, 2007) Old Record: 428, Kip Allen vs. Wofford (Date Unknown, 1985)

Most Total Offense Yards (Season): 2,436, Duran Lawson in 2007 Old Record: 2,277, Kip Allen in 1985

Most Passing Attempts (Career): 828, Duran Lawson, 2004-07 Old Record: 794, Kip Allen, 1983-86

Most Completions (Career): 511, Duran Lawson, 2004-07 Old Record: 404, Kip Allen, 1983-86

Most Passing Yards (Career): 5,376, Duran Lawson, 2004-07 Old Record: 4,468, Robert Hill, 1981-84

Best Completion Percentage (Career): 1 - 63.7, Bart Blanchard, 2007 (58-for-91) 1A – 61.7, Duran Lawson, 2004-07 (511-for-828) Minimum 100 Att. Old Record: 54.6, Robert Hill, 1981-84 (377-for-691)

Most Receptions (Season): 78, Andre Roberts in 2007 Old Record: 69, Scooter Johnson in 2002

TIED – Most Punt Returns (Game): 8, Andre Roberts vs. Charleston Southern (Sept. 1, 2007) Record Tied: 8, Joe Isaac at Furman (Nov. 19, 1966)

TIED – Most Points Scored (Game): 24, Tory Cooper at Chattanooga (Sept. 29, 2007) Record Tied: 24, Tony Passander vs. Davidson (Oct. 25, 1969) Record Tied: 24, Mark Slawson vs. Furman (Nov. 17, 1979) Record Tied: 24, Danny Miller vs. Appalachian State (Sept. 26, 1981) Record Tied: 24, Jack Douglas vs. Chattanooga (Oct. 10, 1992) Record Tied: 24, Terrance Rivers at Furman (Oct. 15, 1994)

Most Points Scored (Season): 126, Tory Cooper in 2007 Old Record: 96, Terrance Rivers in 1994

TIED – Most Touchdowns (Game): 4, Tory Cooper at Chattanooga (Sept. 29, 2007) Record Tied: 4, Tony Passander vs. Davidson (Oct. 25, 1969) Record Tied: 4, Mark Slawson vs. Furman (Nov. 17, 1979) Record Tied: 4, Danny Miller vs. Appalachian State (Sept. 26, 1981) Record Tied: 4, Jack Douglas vs. Chattanooga (Oct. 10, 1992) Record Tied: 4, Terrance Rivers at Furman (Oct. 15, 1994)

Most Touchdowns (Season): 21, Tory Cooper in 2007 Old Record: Terrance Rivers in 1994

Most Extra Points (Game): 10, Mike Adams vs. Webber International (Sept. 8, 2007) 10, Mike Adams at VMI (Nov. 17, 2007) Old Record: 8, Jim Leber vs. VMI (Oct. 24, 1970) Old Record: 8, Steve Bailey vs. Davidson (Nov. 23, 1974) Old Record: 8, Jeff Trinh vs. Lees-McRae (Oct. 2, 1993)

Most Extra Points (Season): 56, Mike Adams in 2007 Old Record: 46, Justin Skinner in 1994

Most Kicking Points (Season): 92, Mike Adams in 2007

the Citadel’s standout senior quarterback duran lawson broke the school’s record for the most passing yards in a career, most completions in a career, most total of-fense in a season and most total offensive yards in a game during the 2007 season.

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2007 Results and StatisticstEaM StatIStICS CIt oPPSCORING 434 310Points Per Game 39.5 28.2FIRST DOWNS 265 198Rushing 122 97Passing 126 86Penalty 17 15RUSHING YARDAGE 2110 1901Yards gained rushing 2342 2272Yards lost rushing 232 371Rushing Attempts 489 433Average Per Rush 4.3 4.4Average Per Game 191.8 172.8TDs Rushing 30 22PASSING YARDAGE 2703 2020Att-Comp-Int. 329-216-6 311-164-11Average Per Pass 8.2 6.5Average Per Catch 12.5 12.3Average Per Game 245.7 183.6TDs Passing 22 16TOTAL OFFENSE 4813 3921Total Plays 818 744Average Per Play 5.9 5.3Average Per Game 437.5 356.5KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS 49-980 61-1329PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS 37-364 25-233INT RETURNS: #-YARDS 11-87 6-48KICK RETURN AVERAGE 20.0 21.8PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 9.8 9.3INT RETURN AVERAGE 7.9 8.0FUMBLES-LOST 12-6 17-9PENALTIES-YARDS 58-502 65-552Average Per Game 45.6 50.2PUNTS-YARDS 45-1799 62-2216Average Per Punt 40.0 35.7Net punt average 33.0 29.2TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 31:50 28:103RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 70/151 54/1533rd-Down Pct. 46% 35%4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 9/17 9/174th-Down Pct. 53% 53%SACKS BY-YARDS 20-157 20-126MISC YARDS 0 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 57 41FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 12-20 7-13ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 1-2RED-ZONE SCORES 48-59 81% 31-42 74%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 39-59 66% 24-42 57%PAT-ATTEMPTS 56-56 100% 39-40 98%ATTENDANCE 82,541 122,565Games/Avg Per Game 6/13757 5/24513Neutral Site Games 0/0

SCoRE BY QuaRtERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th ot total------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------the Citadel 112 139 89 88 6 434opponents 58 79 69 101 3 310

2007 RESultS date opponent Result attend.

Sept. 1, 2007 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN W, 35-14 12885

Sept. 8, 2007 WEBBER INTERNATIONAL W, 76-0 8547

Sept. 15, 2007 at Wisconsin L, 31-45 80327

Sept. 29, 2007 at Chattanooga W, 41-16 6745

Oct. 6, 2007 #8 WOFFORD L, 7-28 14879

Oct. 13, 2007 FURMAN W, 54-51 (ot) 16272

Oct. 20, 2007 at Western Carolina W, 37-31 7804

Oct. 27, 2007 at #22 Georgia Southern L, 17-21 18506

Nov. 3, 2007 #9 APPALACHIAN STATE L, 24-45 19697

Nov. 10, 2007 ELON W, 42-31 10261

Nov. 17, 2007 at VMI W, 70-28 9183

total oFFEnSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Duran Lawson 8 355 537 1879 2416 302.0Tory Cooper 11 240 1041 0 1041 94.6Bart Blanchard 7 144 201 824 1025 146.4Cody Wilson 10 47 240 0 240 24.0Ta’Mar Jernigan 11 3 54 0 54 4.9Cam Turner 4 5 16 0 16 4.0Montrell Lee 2 2 12 0 12 6.0Taylor Cornett 11 2 10 0 10 0.9Joshua Haney 11 1 3 0 3 0.3Terrence Reese 11 3 2 0 2 0.2Ben Carnell 7 2 2 0 2 0.3Andre Roberts 11 6 1 0 1 0.1Tim Higgins 11 1 -1 0 -1 -0.1A. Maldonado 1 1 -1 0 -1 -1.0Team 7 6 -7 0 -7 -2.0Total 11 818 2110 2703 4813 437.5Opponents 11 744 1901 2020 3921 356.5

RuSHIng GP-GS Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Tory Cooper 11 240 1100 59 1041 4.3 19 50 94.6 Duran Lawson 8-8 117 623 86 537 4.6 3 27 67.1 Cody Wilson 10-0 47 251 11 240 5.1 1 28 24.0Bart Blanchard 7-3 53 263 62 201 3.8 2 30 28.7Ta’Mar Jernigan 11-11 3 54 0 54 18.0 1 25 4.9Cam Turner 4-0 5 18 2 16 3.2 1 7 4.0Montrell Lee 2-0 2 12 0 12 6.0 1 6 6.0Taylor Cornett 11-11 2 10 0 10 5.0 1 6 0.9Joshua Haney 11-0 1 3 0 3 3.0 0 3 0.3Terrence Reese 11-11 3 2 0 2 0.7 1 1 0.2Ben Carnell 7-0 2 2 0 2 1.0 0 1 0.3Andre Roberts 11-11 6 4 3 1 0.2 0 5 0.1Tim Higgins 11-10 1 0 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -0.1A. Maldonado 1-0 1 0 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -1.0Team 7-0 6 0 7 -7 -2.2 0 0 -2.0 Total 11 489 2342 232 2110 4.3 30 50 191.8Opponents 11 433 2272 371 1901 4.4 22 80 172.8



RECEIVIng GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Andre Roberts 11 78 1060 13.6 10 68 96.4Ta’Mar Jernigan 11 33 414 12.5 1 38 37.6Tory Cooper 11 33 351 10.6 2 55 31.9Tim Higgins 11 26 351 13.5 5 49 31.9Joshua Haney 11 18 254 14.1 1 37 23.1Taylor Cornett 11 10 107 10.7 2 60 9.7Alex Carr 9 6 70 11.7 0 20 7.8Scott Flanagan 11 4 29 7.2 0 2 2.6Alex Sellars 11 3 30 10.0 0 15 2.7Aaron Kelly 10 3 15 5.0 1 6 1.5Cody Wilson 10 2 22 11.0 0 20 2.2Total 11 216 2703 12.5 22 68 245.7Opponents 11 164 2020 12.3 16 61 183.6

PaSSIng GP Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Duran Lawson 8 149.30 158-238-5 66.4 1879 15 62 234.9Bart Blanchard 7 162.98 58-91-1 63.7 824 7 68 117.7Total 11 153.09 216-329-6 65.7 2703 22 68 245.7Opponents 11 117.20 164-311-11 52.7 2020 16 61 183.0

IntERCEPtIonS No. Yds Avg TD Long-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Andrew Rowell 3 21 7.0 0 14Ryan Jones 3 18 6.0 1 18Dwight House 2 42 21.0 1 42Mel Capers 2 4 2.0 0 4 Terrence Reese 1 2 2.0 0 2Total 11 87 7.9 2 42Opponents 6 48 8.0 1 23

PuntIng No. Yds Avg Long TB FC Inside 20 Blkd------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mark Kaspar 44 1799 40.9 72 4 4 11 1Total 45 1799 40.0 72 4 4 11 1Opponents 62 2216 35.7 67 2 4 15 5

Punt REtuRnS No. Yds Avg TD Long-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Andre Roberts 27 289 10.7 0 51Tory Cooper 3 24 8.0 0 18J. Synovec 3 36 12.0 0 0T. Broughton 1 6 6.0 0 0J. Glaspie 1 10 10.0 0 0Biron Nabritt 1 0 0.0 0 0T. Millhouse 1 -1 -1.0 0 0Mel Capers 0 0 0.0 1 0Total 37 364 9.8 1 51Opponents 25 233 9.3 0 34

KICKoFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mike Adams 79 4646 58.8 10 5 Total 79 4646 58.8 10 5 1329 39.5 30Opponents 56 3321 59.3 4 1 980 40.4 29

KICK REtuRnS No. Yds Avg TD Long--------------------------------------------------------------------Tory Cooper 25 516 20.6 0 30Ta’Mar Jernigan 9 189 21.0 0 29Cody Wilson 8 176 22.0 0 56Taylor Cornett 3 77 25.7 0 53Jordon Gilmore 2 8 4.0 0 7Alex Sellars 1 0 0.0 0 0Aaron Kelly 1 14 14.0 0 14Total 49 980 20.0 0 56Opponents 61 1329 21.8 2 99

SCoRIng TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points---------------------------------------------------------------Tory Cooper 21 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 126Mike Adams 0 12-20 56-56 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 92Andre Roberts 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 60Tim Higgins 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30Taylor Cornett 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18Duran Lawson 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18Ta’Mar Jernigan 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Bart Blanchard 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Joshua Haney 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Cam Turner 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Montrell Lee 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Terrence Reese 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Mel Capers 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Dwight House 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Aaron Kelly 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Ryan Jones 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Cody Wilson 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Carver Wright 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6T. Millhouse 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Total 57 12-20 56-56 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 434Opponents 41 7-13 39-40 0-0 1 1-1 0 1 310

dEFEnSIVE lEadERS |-----Tackles-----| |-Sacks-| |-Pass Def-| |---Fumbles---| Blkd UA-Ast-Tot TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------54 Andrew Rowell 53-49-102 12.5-35 0.5-4 3-21 2 2 1-0 2 1 .31 Joshua Lawson 61-35-96 3.5-24 2.0-20 . 9 3 2-0 2 . .90 T. Broughton 35-37-72 15.0-52 5.5-32 . . 6 . 1 1 .91 Kevin McCaskill 26-29-55 5.0-14 2.0-8 . . . . . . .27 Dwight House 36-16-52 2.0-3 . 2-42 3 . 2-0 . . .4 Mel Capers 26-20-46 4.0-21 2.0-13 2-4 3 1 . . . . 2 Kendrick Lyles 22-22-44 4.5-18 1.5-12 . 3 1 . . . .99 Terrence Reese 14-27-41 7.0-21 1.5-12 1-2 2 4 . . . .96 Dewitt Jones 20-16-36 9.0-27 1.0-6 . 2 2 1-0 . . .28 Ryan Jones 23-12-35 1.5-4 . 3-18 8 . . . . .3 T. Millhouse 22-12-34 . . . 7 . 1-21 . . .32 Reggie Rice 12-10-22 2.5-23 1.0-20 . 1 6 . 2 . .30 Jordon Gilmore 13-6-19 1.5-4 . . . . . . . .1 D. Jackson 11-7-18 1.5-12 1.0-9 . 2 1 . . . .25 Shaquill Smith 10-6-16 1.0-10 1.0-10 . 3 . . . . . 47 Carver Wright 9-6-15 1.0-1 . . 1 . 2-6 1 . .46 Patrick Connor 5-6-11 . . . . . . 1 . .9 J. Synovec 8-3-11 . . . 1 . . . 3 .95 Eric Clanton 4-6-10 1.0-3 . . . . . . . .93 Lincoln Kling 6-3-9 2.0-12 1.0-11 . . . . 1 . .45 Charles Major 0-4-4 . . . . . . . . .36 Mike Adams 2-1-3 . . . . . . . . .64 Antonio Davison 0-3-3 . . . . . . . . . 87 Scott Flanagan 1-2-3 . . . . . . . . .43 Tyquan Mickens 2-1-3 1.0-1 . . . . . . . .18 Justin Webb 2-0-2 . . . 1 . . . . .33 Cody Wilson 2-0-2 . . . . . . . . .38 Ryan Keiper 0-2-2 . . . . . . . . .12 Ben Carnell 1-1-2 . . . . . . . . .26 Rhett Bull 1-1-2 . . . . . . . . .88 Mark Kaspar 1-1-2 . . . . . . . . .84 Taylor Cornett 1-0-1 . . . . . . . . .79 Daniel DeHaven 1-0-1 . . . . . . . . .70 Clay Muirhead 1-0-1 . . . . . . . . . 53 Bobby Jarvis 1-0-1 . . . . . . . . .94 Jacob Bryant 0-1-1 . . . . . . . . .5H Chase McRae 0-1-1 . . . . . . . . . 55 Charles Evans 0-1-1 0.5-0 . . . . . . . . 62 Ray Webb 0-1-1 . . . . . . . . . 7 Duran Lawson 1-0-1 . . . . . . . . .57 J. Glaspie 0-0-0 . . . . . . . 1 .10 Biron Nabritt 0-0-0 . . . 1 . . . . .Total 433-348-781 76-285 20-157 11-87 49 26 9-27 10 6 .Opponents 534-333-867 66-222 20-126 6-48 47 4 6-87 7 1 .

2007 Records

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2007 SuperlativesIndIVIdual gaME HIgHSRushes..................................29 .................................................Tory Cooper vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)Yards Rushing ....................174 ...................................................... Tory Cooper at VMI (Nov 17, 2007)TD Rushes ...........................4 .........................................Tory Cooper at Chattanooga (Sep 29, 2007)Long Rush ...........................50 ....................................................... Tory Cooper at VMI (Nov 17, 2007)Pass attempts .....................43 .............................................Duran Lawson vs Wofford (Oct 06, 2007)Pass completions ...............28 .............................................. Duran Lawson vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)Yards Passing .....................386 ............................................. Duran Lawson vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)TD Passes ............................4 ........................................... Duran Lawson at Wisconsin (Sep 15, 2007)Long Pass.............................68 ...............................................Bart Blanchard vs ELON (Nov 10, 2007)Receptions ..........................12 ............................................ Andre Roberts vs Wofford (Oct 06, 2007)Yards Receiving .................180 ..............................................Andre Roberts vs ELON (Nov 10, 2007)TD Receptions ....................3 ......................Andre Roberts vs Webber International (Sep 08, 2007)Long Reception ..................68 ...............................................Andre Roberts vs ELON (Nov 10, 2007)Field Goals ...........................3 ..................................Mike Adams at Western Carolina (Oct 20, 2007)Long Field Goal..................49 .................................Mike Adams at Western Carolina (Oct 20, 2007)Punts .....................................7 ................................................. Mark Kaspar vs Wofford (Oct 06, 2007)...................................................................................Mark Kaspar vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)Punting Avg .......................45.9 .............................Mark Kaspar vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)Long Punt ............................72 ...............................Mark Kaspar vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)Long Punt Return ..............51 .....................Andre Roberts vs Webber International (Sep 08, 2007)Long Kickoff Return .........56 .................................................Cody Wilson vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)Tackles .................................15 ........................... Joshua Lawson vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)......................................................................................................... Joshua Lawson at VMI (Nov 17, 2007)Sacks .................................... 2.0 ..............................T. Broughton at Georgia Southern (Oct 27, 2007)Tackles For Loss ............... 3.0 .........................Andrew Rowell at Georgia Southern (Oct 27, 2007)...................................................................................T. Broughton vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)Interceptions .......................1 ......................Andrew Rowell vs Charleston Southern (Sept 1, 2007)................................................................................ Ryan Jones vs Webber International (Sep 08, 2007)............................................................................... Mel Capers vs Webber International (Sep 08, 2007)..........................................................................................Dwight House at Chattanooga (Sep 29, 2007)................................................................................................ Ryan Jones at Chattanooga (Sep 29, 2007)................................................................................................. Dwight House vs Wofford (Oct 06, 2007)......................................................................................Mel Capers at Western Carolina (Oct 20, 2007)...................................................................................... Ryan Jones vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)..............................................................................Andrew Rowell vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)..................................................................................................Andrew Rowell vs ELON (Nov 10, 2007).......................................................................................................Terrence Reese at VMI (Nov 17, 2007)

tEaM gaME HIgHSRushes..................................56 ............................................................................vs ELON (Nov 10, 2007)Yards Rushing ....................288 ................................................................................at VMI (Nov 17, 2007)Yards Per Rush .................. 6.8 .................................................vs Webber International (Sep 08, 2007)TD Rushes ...........................7 ..................................................................................at VMI (Nov 17, 2007)Pass attempts .....................44 ......................................................................... vs Wofford (Oct 06, 2007)Pass completions ...............28 .......................................................................... vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)Yards Passing .....................386 ......................................................................... vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)Yards Per Pass .................. 12.8 ..........................................................................vs ELON (Nov 10, 2007)TD Passes ............................4 ........................................................................at Wisconsin (Sep 15, 2007)Total Plays ...........................89 .......................................................................... vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)Total Offense .....................641 ......................................................................... vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)Yards Per Play .................... 8.3 .................................................vs Webber International (Sep 08, 2007)Points ...................................76 ..................................................vs Webber International (Sep 08, 2007)Sacks By ................................3 ...................................................vs Webber International (Sep 08, 2007)...........................................................................................................................at Wisconsin (Sep 15, 2007)......................................................................................................................at Chattanooga (Sep 29, 2007)............................................................................................................at Georgia Southern (Oct 27, 2007)First Downs ........................30 .......................................................................... vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)Penalties ...............................8 ........................................................................at Wisconsin (Sep 15, 2007)................................................................................................................................vs ELON (Nov 10, 2007)..................................................................................................................................... at VMI (Nov 17, 2007)Penalty Yards .......................80 .................................................................................at VMI (Nov 17, 2007)Turnovers .............................2 ....................................................vs Charleston Southern (Sept 1, 2007)......................................................................................................................at Chattanooga (Sep 29, 2007)............................................................................................................................. vs Wofford (Oct 06, 2007).............................................................................................................................. vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)Interceptions By .................2 ...................................................vs Webber International (Sep 08, 2007)......................................................................................................................at Chattanooga (Sep 29, 2007)........................................................................................................... vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)

oPPonEnt IndIVIdual gaME HIgHSRushes..................................25 ..........................................................Hill,PJ, at Wisconsin (Sep 15, 2007)Yards Rushing ....................291 .....................Armanti Edwards, vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)TD Rushes ...........................4 ...........................................................Hill,PJ, at Wisconsin (Sep 15, 2007)Long Rush ...........................80 ..............................Jayson Foster, at Georgia Southern (Oct 27, 2007)..........................................................................Armanti Edwards, vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)Pass attempts .....................53 ................................................... Scott Riddle, vs ELON (Nov 10, 2007)Pass completions ...............30 ................................................... Scott Riddle, vs ELON (Nov 10, 2007)Yards Passing .....................381 .................................................. Scott Riddle, vs ELON (Nov 10, 2007)TD Passes ............................3 .................................................Renaldo Gray, vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)....................................................................................................... Scott Riddle, vs ELON (Nov 10, 2007)Long Pass.............................61 ................................................Renaldo Gray, vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)Receptions ...........................9 ......................................... Blue Cooper, at Chattanooga (Sep 29, 2007)................................................................................................Patrick Sprague, vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)..................................................................................................Michael Mayers, vs ELON (Nov 10, 2007)Yards Receiving .................238 ...........................................Patrick Sprague, vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)TD Receptions ....................3 .............................................Patrick Sprague, vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)Long Reception ..................61 ............................................Patrick Sprague, vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)Field Goals ...........................2 ............................... Jesse Hartley, at Georgia Southern (Oct 27, 2007)Long Field Goal..................39 ................................Julian Rauch, vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)Punts ....................................10 .................................ELLIS, N., vs Charleston Southern (Sept 1, 2007)Punting Avg ....................... 47.5 ..............................................Brandon Lane, vs ELON (Nov 10, 2007)Long Punt ............................67 ..............................................Chris Tommie, vs Wofford (Oct 06, 2007)Long Punt Return ..............34 ..........................................Gilreath,David, at Wisconsin (Sep 15, 2007)Long Kickoff Return .........99 ........................................................ MAYPRAY, T., at VMI (Nov 17, 2007)Tackles .................................20 .................................... Q. Phillips, at Western Carolina (Oct 20, 2007)Sacks .................................... 1.5 .......................Tony Robertson, vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)Tackles For Loss ............... 4.0 ................................ Joseph Thornton, at Chattanooga (Sep 29, 2007)Interceptions .......................1 ..............................................Carter,Shane, at Wisconsin (Sep 15, 2007)......................................................................................Brandon Golder, at Chattanooga (Sep 29, 2007).....................................................................................................Gary Blount, vs Wofford (Oct 06, 2007).....................................................................................................Philip Morris, vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007).........................................................................................E.J. Webb, at Georgia Southern (Oct 27, 2007)........................................................................................ D.J. Smith, vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)

oPPonEnt tEaM gaME HIgHSRushes..................................54 ........................................................at Georgia Southern (Oct 27, 2007)........................................................................................................... vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)..................................................................................................................................... at VMI (Nov 17, 2007)Yards Rushing ....................439 ...................................................... vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)Yards Per Rush .................. 8.1 ...................................................... vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)TD Rushes ...........................4 ........................................................................at Wisconsin (Sep 15, 2007)............................................................................................................................. vs Wofford (Oct 06, 2007)Pass attempts .....................53 ............................................................................vs ELON (Nov 10, 2007)Pass completions ...............30 ............................................................................vs ELON (Nov 10, 2007)Yards Passing .....................381 ...........................................................................vs ELON (Nov 10, 2007)Yards Per Pass .................. 10.0 .....................................................................at Wisconsin (Sep 15, 2007)TD Passes ............................3 ........................................................................... vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)............................................................................................................ at Western Carolina (Oct 20, 2007)................................................................................................................................vs ELON (Nov 10, 2007)Total Plays ...........................79 ..................................................vs Webber International (Sep 08, 2007)Total Offense .....................587 ...................................................... vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)Yards Per Play .................... 7.6 ...................................................... vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)Points ...................................51 .......................................................................... vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)Sacks By ................................5 ........................................................ vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)First Downs ........................24 .......................................................................at Wisconsin (Sep 15, 2007)Penalties ...............................8 ....................................................vs Charleston Southern (Sept 1, 2007)......................................................................................................vs Webber International (Sep 08, 2007)...........................................................................................................................at Wisconsin (Sep 15, 2007).............................................................................................................................. vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)..................................................................................................................................... at VMI (Nov 17, 2007)Penalty Yards .......................89 .................................................................................at VMI (Nov 17, 2007)Turnovers .............................3 ...................................................vs Webber International (Sep 08, 2007)..................................................................................at Chattanooga (Sep 29, 2007)........................................................................... vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)..........................................................................................at VMI (Nov 17, 2007)Interceptions By ................1.................................................... at Wisconsin (Sep 15, 2007)..................................................................................at Chattanooga (Sep 29, 2007)....................................................................................... vs Wofford (Oct 06, 2007)....................................................................................... vs Furman (Oct 13, 2007)............................................................................. at Georgia Southern (Oct 27, 2007)........................................................................... vs Appalachian State (Nov 03, 2007)



Quickie Statistics (Final)Charleston Southern vs The Citadel (Sept 1, 2007 at Charleston, S.C.)

CSU CITScore 14 35FIRST DOWNS 6 26RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 22-24 46-194PASSING YDS (NET) 137 224Passes Att-Comp-Int 27-11-1 32-21-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 49-161 78-418Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 2-5 8-56Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-92 3-83Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-7Punts (Number-Avg) 11-36.4 6-41.2Fumbles-Lost 2-1 4-2Penalties-Yards 8-71 6-55Possession Time 23:18 36:42Third-Down Conversions 2 of 13 6 of 14Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 0 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-1 4-5

Charleston Southern The CitadelRushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgBYRD, E. 14 45 17 28 1 17 2.0FERGUSON, A. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.0BROWN, D. 3 2 3 -1 0 2 -0.3TEAM 1 0 1 -1 0 0 -1.0

Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgTory Cooper 27 128 12 116 2 20 4.3Duran Lawson 16 80 13 67 0 12 4.2Montrell Lee 2 12 0 12 1 6 6.0TM 1 0 1 -1 0 0 -1.0

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackBYRD, E. 11-27-1 137 1 59 0

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackDuran Lawson 21-32-0 224 2 26 2

Receiving No. Yards TD LongJONES, T. 4 98 1 59MURRY, M. 3 31 0 18HARPER, K. 2 -3 0 0FERGUSON, A. 1 9 0 9

Receiving No. Yards TD LongAndre Roberts 9 108 1 26Alex Carr 3 35 0 20Ta'Mar Jernigan 3 34 0 19Tory Cooper 3 26 0 10

Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBELLIS, N. 10 375 37.5 48 1 0BYRD, E. 1 25 25.0 25 0 0

Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBMark Kaspar 6 247 41.2 48 3 1

Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongHIRSCHMAN, C. 2 5 0 3

Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongAndre Roberts 8 56 0 20

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongJEFFERSON, M. 3 64 0 28DANCY, C. 2 28 0 16

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongTory Cooper 3 83 0 30

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLROSS, J. 11-5 16 0.0 1.0WARRIOR, J. 5-4 9 1.0 1.0MISHER, D. 5-0 5 0.0 0.0HIRSCHMAN, C. 4-1 5 0.0 0.0

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLAndrew Rowell 5-4 9 0.0 1.5T. Broughton 5-2 7 0.0 0.0Reggie Rice 2-4 6 0.0 1.5Joshua Lawson 4-1 5 0.0 0.0

Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 11:27 CIT - Montrell Lee 6 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 8-69 3:33 0 - 7

09:15 CSU - JONES, T. 59 yd pass from BYRD, E. (ELLIS, N. kick), 1-59 0:08 7 - 72nd 10:43 CIT - Andre Roberts 26 yd pass from Duran Lawson (Mike Adams kick), 4-49 1:44 7 - 14

03:39 CIT - Tory Cooper 4 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 4-52 2:06 7 - 213rd 11:45 CSU - BYRD, E. 17 yd run (ELLIS, N. kick), 7-65 3:15 14 - 21

01:19 CIT - Tim Higgins 15 yd pass from Duran Lawson (Mike Adams kick), 8-64 5:09 14 - 284th 00:28 CIT - Tory Cooper 1 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 12-51 6:41 14 - 35

game notes:•Senior running back Tory Cooper had 122 yards rushing on 27 carries and two touchdowns as The Citadel defeated Charleston Southern 35-14 in the opening game of the Bulldogs’ 100th year of football at Johnson Hagood Stadium on Sept. 1.

•Playing through wet and rainy conditions, the Bulldogs exacted revenge on their crosstown rivals after a 38-35 overtime loss last season. Senior quarterback Duran Law-son finished with 333 total yards of offense as he went 21-32 for 246 yards passing and two touchdowns. Lawson also added 87 yards rushing on 15 carries.

•Sophomore receiver Andre Roberts had nine catches for 108 yards and a score. The Citadel rolled up 419 total yards of offense compared to 161 yards for Charleston Southern. The Buccaneers mustered only 24 yards on the ground. It was the fewest yards rushing the Bulldog defense has given up since they held Western Carolina to 14 yards on the ground in 2005.

• The Citadel transfer wide receiver Tim Higgins recorded his first career touchdown in a 15-yard pass from senior quarterback Duran Lawson with 1:19 left in the third quarter.

What Higgins said about the game:“It was a great win for us after last years game. I know our guys worked hard in the off-season and it was great to see them play with emotion and get a win. We told our players all week that they were going to have to shut down their running game and they did a good job with that.”

the Citadel 35Charleston Southern 14

game Players of the Week: DeHaven (O), Rowell (D), Jarvis (ST); Scout team Players of the Week: McLeod (O), Washburn (D), Peper (ST)Rushing leader: Cooper, 27-116 Receiving leader: Roberts, 8-91 tackle leader: Rowell, 9 longest Play from Scrimmage: Roberts, 26-yd rec.

Starting offense: lt lg C Rg Rt X H P Z tB QB DeHaven Muirhead McDowell Fletcher Morbitzer Jernigan Higgins Cornett Roberts Cooper D. LawsonStarting defense: E t n R B M W FC SS FS BC Jones McCaskill Reese Broughton Rice Rowell Lyles Millhouse House J. Lawson R. Jones

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107We Believe!


game notes:•All three of sophomore wide receiver Andre Roberts’s first half recep-tions were touchdowns.

•Tory Cooper notched his fourth consecutive 100-plus yard rushing game with 110 yards and two touchdowns.

•Sophomore defensive back Ryan Jones recorded his first interception of his career and returned it for a touchdown at 2:43 in the third quarter to put the Bulldogs up 62-0. Jones’ touchdown put the Bulldogs up 62-0, marking the largest Citadel margin in modern football history.

•Freshman running back Cody Wilson recorded his first career touchdown on a 9-yard run at 14:53 in the fourth quarter to put the Bulldogs up 69-0, the most points scored by any Bulldog team in modern history.

•Freshman Linebacker Jon Glaspie blocked a punt and Mel Capers recovered it for a touchdown in the endzone at 13:11 in the fourth quarter for his first career touch-down and the first time since Maurice Drayton blocked a punt and Marcus Johnson returned it for 33 yards for a touchdown in the Bulldogs’ 1997 game against Western Carolina. Capers’ touchdown put the Bulldogs up 76-0.

What Higgins said about the game:“I was really excited about how our guys approached the game. They were focused, played with a lot of emotion and enthusiasm, and were successful today. I was pleased with the kick-ing game and the fact that we blocked three punts. I was excited about our defense getting a shutout and Cooper getting another 100-yard performance.”

Quickie Statistics (Final)Webber International vs The Citadel (Sep 08, 2007 at Charleston, S.C.)

WIU CITScore 0 76FIRST DOWNS 12 27RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 40-38 40-272PASSING YDS (NET) 138 242Passes Att-Comp-Int 39-18-2 22-14-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 79-176 62-514Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-6Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 6-115Kickoff Returns-Yards 7-147 1-1Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 2-18Punts (Number-Avg) 9-25.4 1-42.0Fumbles-Lost 3-1 1-0Penalties-Yards 8-57 5-61Possession Time 34:28 25:32Third-Down Conversions 6 of 22 2 of 8Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 3 1 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-3 7-9

Webber International The CitadelRushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgNick Garcia 7 15 0 15 0 4 2.1Dwayne Sanders 5 21 7 14 0 18 2.8Rupert Webley 6 13 0 13 0 7 2.2Taylor Atwood 7 17 4 13 0 7 1.9

Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgTory Cooper 16 113 3 110 2 19 6.9Cody Wilson 13 83 3 80 1 23 6.2Duran Lawson 6 55 0 55 1 19 9.2Bart Blanchard 2 20 0 20 0 16 10.0

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackAndrew Carr 16-33-1 135 0 28 3Cory Johns 2-5-1 3 0 3 0

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackDuran Lawson 12-19-0 220 3 47 0Bart Blanchard 2-3-0 22 0 11 0

Receiving No. Yards TD LongMichael Shannon 5 26 0 8Sergio Rivera 3 11 0 5Eric Snyder 2 33 0 28Jamal Carr 2 14 0 14

Receiving No. Yards TD LongAndre Roberts 3 86 3 47Tory Cooper 3 54 0 29Ta'Mar Jernigan 2 47 0 38Alex Carr 2 24 0 13

Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBTravis Tubbs 5 191 38.2 45 0 0TEAM 3 0 0.0 0 0 0


Punt Returns No. Yards TD Long Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongAndre Roberts 3 85 0 51J. Synovec 2 20 0 0

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongJ. Watkins 7 147 0 34

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongJordon Gilmore 1 1 0 1

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLJ. Watkins 5-1 6 0.0 0.0Roderick Betts 3-2 5 0.0 0.0

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLLincoln Kling 5-2 7 1.0 1.0T. Broughton 1-6 7 0.0 2.0

Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 13:48 CIT - Andre Roberts 24 yd pass from Duran Lawson (Mike Adams kick), 3-56 1:12 0 - 7

10:49 CIT - Tory Cooper 6 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 5-64 1:21 0 - 1409:48 CIT - Duran Lawson 6 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 1-6 0:04 0 - 2108:10 CIT - Andre Roberts 15 yd pass from Duran Lawson (Mike Adams kick), 2-28 0:12 0 - 28

2nd 11:09 CIT - Andre Roberts 47 yd pass from Duran Lawson (Mike Adams kick), 2-59 0:15 0 - 3509:06 CIT - Mike Adams 35 yd field goal, 4-5 0:42 0 - 3803:09 CIT - Tory Cooper 15 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 9-72 3:27 0 - 45

3rd 05:26 CIT - Mike Adams 34 yd field goal, 10-63 4:05 0 - 4804:19 CIT - Carver Wright 6 yd fumble recovery (Mike Adams kick) 0 - 5502:43 CIT - Ryan Jones 18 yd interception return (Mike Adams kick) 0 - 62

4th 14:53 CIT - Cody Wilson 9 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 4-63 1:27 0 - 6912:48 CIT - Mel Capers 0 yd blocked punt return (Mike Adams kick) 0 - 76

the Citadel 76Webber International 0

game Players of the Week: Roberts (O), R. Jones (D), Synovec (ST); Scout team Players of the Week: Bull (O), Glaspie (D), Blenke (ST)Rushing leader: Cooper, 16-113 Receiving leader: Roberts, 3-86 tackle leader: Kling, 9 longest Play from Scrimmage: Roberts, 47-yd rec.

Starting offense: lt lg C Rg Rt X H P Z tB QB DeHaven Muirhead McDowell Fletcher Morbitzer Jernigan Higgins Cornett Roberts Cooper D. LawsonStarting defense: E t n R B M W FC SS FS BC Jones McCaskill Reese Broughton Rice Rowell Lyles Millhouse House J. Lawson R. Jones



Quickie Statistics (Final)The Citadel vs Wisconsin (Sep 15, 2007 at Madison, Wisconsin)

CIT WISScore 31 45FIRST DOWNS 23 24RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 36-123 46-253PASSING YDS (NET) 254 210Passes Att-Comp-Int 35-23-1 21-15-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 71-377 67-463Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-19 4-73Kickoff Returns-Yards 8-136 5-95Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0Punts (Number-Avg) 5-43.4 3-35.3Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1Penalties-Yards 8-64 8-51Possession Time 28:19 31:41Third-Down Conversions 5 of 12 6 of 11Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 1 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-4 5-6

The Citadel WisconsinRushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgTory Cooper 15 71 8 63 0 19 4.2Ta'Mar Jernigan 1 25 0 25 0 25 25.0Duran Lawson 15 37 19 18 0 6 1.2Cody Wilson 3 16 0 16 0 11 5.3

Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgHill,PJ 25 176 8 168 4 40 6.7Smith,Lance 7 77 0 77 0 56 11.0Gilreath,David 2 9 3 6 0 9 3.0Beckum,Travis 1 4 0 4 0 4 4.0


Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackDonovan,Tyler 14-20-0 201 2 25 3Evridge,Allan 1-1-0 9 0 9 0

Receiving No. Yards TD LongTory Cooper 5 89 1 55Andre Roberts 5 54 0 17Ta'Mar Jernigan 4 24 0 7Tim Higgins 3 37 1 16

Receiving No. Yards TD LongSwan,Luke 5 76 0 18Beckum,Travis 4 60 1 25Jefferson,Kyle 2 20 0 11Hill,PJ 2 20 1 11


Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBDebauche,Ken 3 106 35.3 42 2 0


Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongGilreath,David 4 73 0 34

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongTory Cooper 6 108 0 23Cody Wilson 2 28 0 14

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongGilreath,David 3 75 0 33St. Jean,Culme 1 0 0 0

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLJoshua Lawson 5-4 9 0.0 1.0Ryan Jones 5-3 8 0.0 0.0

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLLevy,Deandre 6-0 6 0.0 0.0Henry,Aaron 5-1 6 0.0 0.0

Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 10:28 WIS - Hill,PJ 22 yd run (Mehlhaff,Taylor kick), 4-42 1:20 0 - 7

07:28 CIT - Tim Higgins 10 yd pass from Duran Lawson (Mike Adams kick), 8-72 2:53 7 - 72nd 09:05 WIS - Hill,PJ 2 yd run (Mehlhaff,Taylor kick), 11-78 5:46 7 - 14

04:09 CIT - Aaron Kelly 6 yd pass from Duran Lawson (Mike Adams kick), 10-72 4:50 14 - 1403:01 WIS - Hill,PJ 1 yd run (Mehlhaff,Taylor kick), 4-46 1:00 14 - 2100:59 CIT - Tory Cooper 19 yd pass from Duran Lawson (Mike Adams kick), 9-81 1:58 21 - 21

3rd 08:38 WIS - Hill,PJ 1 yd run (Mehlhaff,Taylor kick), 12-81 6:17 21 - 2803:57 WIS - Mehlhaff,Taylor 22 yd field goal, 7-30 3:53 21 - 31

4th 14:54 WIS - Hill,PJ 11 yd pass from Donovan,Tyler (Mehlhaff,Taylor kick), 7-62 2:34 21 - 3812:27 WIS - Beckum,Travis 25 yd pass from Donovan,Tyler (Mehlhaff,Taylor kick), 2-28 0:47 21 - 4505:03 CIT - Mike Adams 38 yd field goal, 5-62 2:02 24 - 4500:11 CIT - Taylor Cornett 1 yd pass from Duran Lawson (Mike Adams kick), 12-42 1:52 31 - 45game notes:

• The Citadel reached the red zone three times in the first half, scoring on all three drives. On The Citadel’s second scoring drive of the game, the Bulldogs marched 72 yards down the field. Most of the legwork was done by running back Tory Cooper, who returned, rushed and caught the ball for 61 yards of the drive. Aaron Kelly caught his first pass of the season in a 6-yard touchdown from Duran Lawson in the second quarter against the Badgers to tie the score, at 14.

• At the end of the first half, The Citadel had 140 passing yards to Wisconsin’s 68 and 245 total yards to Wisconsin’s 188.

• The 31 points scored by The Citadel is the most points the Bulldogs have ever scored on a ranked I-A/FBS team. The previous high was in 1980 when the Bulldogs scored 24 points in a 45-24 loss to No. 15 South Carolina.

• The Citadel and No. 7 Wisconsin played in front of 80, 327 fans, the third-largest crowd to ever watch The Citadel play.

What Higgins said about the game:“I was certainly proud of the way our players handled themselves going into this game. Their eyes weren’t big. They believed they could win this game. They played with emotion. They played with passion. They made some big plays in the first half that gave us an opportunity to prove that we could play in a game like this. Unfortunately, we just didn’t have enough in the third quarter.”

“Obviously the size is such an advantage that they have. Their offensive line, as big as they are and their ability to just grind the football and wear us down in the third and fourth quar-ter, makes a huge difference. Depth is always a factor and just the physical size of them was the difference.”

the Citadel 31at no. 7 Wisconsin 45

game Players of the Week: D. Lawson (O), Broughton (D), Jarvis (ST); Scout team Players of the Week: Thornton (O), Croom (D), Maldonado (ST)Rushing leader: Cooper, 15-63 Receiving leader: Cooper, 5-89 tackle leader: J. Lawson, 9 longest Play from Scrimmage: Cooper, 55-yd rec.

Starting offense: lt lg C Rg Rt X H P Z tB QB DeHaven Fletcher McDowell Morbitzer Muirhead Jernigan Kelly Cornett Roberts Cooper D. LawsonStarting defense: E t n R B M W FC SS FS BC Jones McCaskill Reese Broughton Rice Rowell Lyles Millhouse House J. Lawson R. Jones

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109We Believe!


game notes:•The Bulldogs faced the Mocs for the Southern Conference opener for the 2007 season.

• The Citadel scored on their first drive of the game as Tory Cooper converts a four-yard touchdown rush. This touchdown marks Cooper’s sixth of the season. The scor-ing drive was over 12 plays for 65 yards in 5:54.

•Jonathan Synovec recorded his third blocked punt of the season on UTC’s second possession of the game.

•Tory Cooper recorded two touchdowns in the first quarter,.

•Cooper finished the game with four touchdowns against the Mocs, tying the school record for the most touchdowns in a single-game. The last time a Bulldog scored four touchdowns in one game was Terrance Rivers vs. Furman in 1994.

•Duran Lawson rushed for over 100 yards for the first time in his career.

What Higgins said about the game:“Our players were focused. This is not an easy environment to win in. The blocked punt and forced fumble made a huge difference.”

Quickie Statistics (Final)The Citadel vs Chattanooga (Sep 29, 2007 at Chattanooga, Tenn.)

CIT UTCScore 41 16FIRST DOWNS 28 14RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 54-247 22-45PASSING YDS (NET) 221 221Passes Att-Comp-Int 26-20-1 37-21-2TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 80-468 59-266Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 3-10 1-4Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-30 6-122Interception Returns-Yards 2-0 1-0Punts (Number-Avg) 2-42.5 7-34.7Fumbles-Lost 3-1 4-1Penalties-Yards 4-45 4-39Possession Time 37:01 22:59Third-Down Conversions 5 of 11 3 of 11Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 2 1 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 6-7 1-2

The Citadel ChattanoogaRushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgDuran Lawson 19 120 12 108 1 15 5.7Tory Cooper 27 96 10 86 4 19 3.2Cody Wilson 8 53 0 53 0 28 6.6

Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgErroll Wynn 6 36 0 36 0 18 6.0B. Fitzgerald 5 22 2 20 0 9 4.0Jordan Hazard 1 6 0 6 0 6 6.0Blue Cooper 1 4 0 4 0 4 4.0


Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackAntonio Miller 21-37-2 221 2 32 3

Receiving No. Yards TD LongTa'Mar Jernigan 7 70 0 19Andre Roberts 4 23 0 9Taylor Cornett 2 64 0 60Tim Higgins 2 26 0 14

Receiving No. Yards TD LongBlue Cooper 9 70 1 12Thomas Hinton 3 43 0 32Kelvon Yancey 3 14 0 7Clint Woods 2 21 0 14


Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBJonathan Wright 6 243 40.5 54 2 1TEAM 1 0 0.0 0 0 0

Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongAndre Roberts 2 -6 0 1J. Synovec 1 16 0 0

Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongJordan Hazard 1 4 0 4

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongTory Cooper 1 30 0 30

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongJordan Hazard 2 44 0 24B. Fitzgerald 2 43 0 24

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLAndrew Rowell 10-1 11 0.0 1.0Joshua Lawson 5-1 6 1.0 1.0Kevin McCaskill 5-0 5 1.0 2.0Dwight House 3-2 5 0.0 0.0

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLChris Camacho 9-4 13 1.0 1.0Jeff Phillips 11-1 12 0.0 0.0Brandon Golder 5-2 7 0.0 0.0Ronnie Jackson 6-0 6 0.0 1.0

Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 09:06 CIT - Tory Cooper 4 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 12-65 5:54 7 - 0

00:39 CIT - Tory Cooper 1 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 8-34 3:13 14 - 02nd 02:32 UTC - Joseph Pitman 21 yd pass from Antonio Miller (Craig Camay kick), 7-80 3:36 14 - 7

00:49 CIT - Tory Cooper 3 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 1-3 0:05 21 - 73rd 04:11 CIT - Tory Cooper 19 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 14-75 7:26 28 - 74th 14:52 CIT - Duran Lawson 11 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 9-75 3:47 35 - 7

13:56 UTC - Joseph Thornton safety 35 - 910:32 UTC - Blue Cooper 3 yd pass from Antonio Miller (Craig Camay kick), 9-67 3:17 35 - 1607:20 CIT - Mike Adams 29 yd field goal, 7-59 3:12 38 - 1603:48 CIT - Mike Adams 40 yd field goal, 6-22 3:01 41 - 16

the Citadel 41at Chattanooga 16

game Players of the Week: Cooper (O), Rowell (D), Adams (ST); Scout team Players of the Week: Maldonado (O), Starnes (D), Harwood (ST)Rushing leader: D. Lawson, 19-108 Receiving leader: Jernigan, 8-95 tackle leader: Rowell, 11 longest Play from Scrimmage: Cornett, 60-yd rec.

Starting offense: lt lg C Rg Rt X H P Z tB QB DeHaven Muirhead McDowell Fletcher Parks Jernigan Higgins Cornett Roberts Cooper D. LawsonStarting defense: E t n R B M W FC SS FS BC Jones McCaskill Reese Broughton Rice Rowell Lyles Millhouse House J. Lawson Smith



Quickie Statistics (Final)#8 Wofford vs #25 The Citadel (Oct 06, 2007 at Charleston, S.C.)

WOF CITScore 28 7FIRST DOWNS 20 19RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 52-302 38-114PASSING YDS (NET) 86 222Passes Att-Comp-Int 12-4-1 44-26-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 64-388 82-336Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 3-20 5-22Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-25 3-61Interception Returns-Yards 1-18 1-42Punts (Number-Avg) 8-44.5 7-38.1Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1Penalties-Yards 6-41 3-11Possession Time 26:43 33:17Third-Down Conversions 3 of 12 9 of 20Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-3 0-3

Wofford The CitadelRushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgKevious Johnson 12 81 4 77 0 25 6.4Dane Romero 3 50 0 50 1 38 16.7Ben Widmyer 9 49 11 38 0 13 4.2Jeremy Marshall 2 37 0 37 0 28 18.5

Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgTory Cooper 19 72 1 71 0 18 3.7Duran Lawson 18 65 19 46 0 24 2.6Andre Roberts 1 0 3 -3 0 0 -3.0

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackJosh Collier 4-11-1 86 0 31 0Ben Widmyer 0-1-0 0 0 0 1


Receiving No. Yards TD LongFenn Allen 1 31 0 31Andy Strickland 1 23 0 23Tripp Smith 1 17 0 17Justice Joslin 1 15 0 15

Receiving No. Yards TD LongAndre Roberts 12 123 0 29Tory Cooper 6 37 0 9Tim Higgins 4 35 0 10Joshua Haney 2 16 0 11

Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBChris Tommie 8 356 44.5 67 3 0


Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongJeremy Marshall 3 20 0 8

Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongAndre Roberts 4 22 0 12Biron Nabritt 1 0 0 0

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongMike Rucker 1 25 0 25

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongTa'Mar Jernigan 2 48 0 29Tory Cooper 1 13 0 13

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLBuck Brown 8-1 9 0.0 0.0Seth Goldwire 5-4 9 0.0 1.5James Mitchell 4-3 7 0.0 0.0Gary Blount 4-1 5 0.0 0.0

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLAndrew Rowell 5-4 9 0.0 1.5Joshua Lawson 6-2 8 0.0 0.0Dwight House 5-2 7 0.0 0.0T. Broughton 4-2 6 1.0 2.5

Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 10:19 WOF - Justice Joslin 3 yd run (Patrick Mugan kick), 7-73 2:05 7 - 0

00:23 CIT - Dwight House 42 yd interception return (Mike Adams kick) 7 - 73rd 05:06 WOF - Dane Romero 38 yd run (Patrick Mugan kick), 10-91 4:44 14 - 74th 14:41 WOF - Josh Collier 1 yd run (Patrick Mugan kick), 4-26 0:46 21 - 7

06:24 WOF - Michael Hobbs 11 yd run (Patrick Mugan kick), 5-84 1:55 28 - 7

game notes:• Entering the game The Citadel was ranked No. 25, while Wofford was No. 8 in national rankings.

• The Citadel evened the score at 7 with a defensive touchdown by junior safety Dwight House. Terrier quarterback Josh Collier threw to tight end Fenn Allen, but the ball bounced off his hands and into the arms of House, who returned it 42 yards for a Bulldog touchdown.

• Mike Adams missed two field goals in the first quarter, making House’s touchdown in the first quarter the only points earned by the Bulldogs in the Southern Conference matchup.

• Senior quarterback Duran Lawson went 26-43 for 222 yards to claim the record for the most passing yards in a career at The Citadel, while sophomore wide receiver Andre Roberts caught 12 of those passes for 123 yards. Lawson’s 11 yard pass to Joshua Haney in the Bulldogs’ second possession of the game gave him 4,471 all time passing yards. The most by any Bulldog quarterback. The previous record was held by Robert Hill 4,468. Lawson finished the game with 222 yards passing for an all-time high 4,638.

What Higgins said about the game:“We didn’t play as well as we hoped and the things that we did they did a good job defending... I am more disappointed than I am surprised. We knew going into the game that this was a very, very good defense... However, this game is not the season. We have a lot of football left to play, and our guys have got to understand that. We’ve got to get back and figure out how to get better.”

the Citadel 7Wofford 28

game Players of the Week: Roberts (O), Rowell (D) Scout team Players of the Week: Turner (O), Webb (D), Barney (ST)Rushing leader: Cooper, 19-71 Receiving leader: Roberts, 12-123 tackle leader: Rowell, 9 longest Play from Scrimmage: Roberts, 29-yd rec.


2007 Game Recaps

111We Believe!


game notes:• This game was the second consecutive Parent’s Day weekend where the Bulldogs and Paladins played and went into overtime.

• The Bulldogs came all the way back from a 27-7 deficit in the second quarter to claim their first victory over the Paladins since a 10-9 win at Johnson Hagood Stadium in 2003.

• Bulldog Joshua Haney recorded his first career touchdown in a 16-yard pass from Duran Lawson in the third quarter.

• The Citadel took their first lead with a 1-yard touchdown run by Tory Cooper with 3:49 seconds left in regulation to make the score 45-41.

• Duran Lawson set a school-record with 486 total yards of offense. Lawson also recorded a career-high with 386 passing yards. Lawson recorded his second 100-yard rushing performance of the season with 100 yards on 19 carries.

• The Citadel set a school-record with 641 total yards of offense. The previous high was 610 against VMI in 1992.

What Higgins said about the game:“What a great win for our program. After last week’s loss against Wofford, I didn’t know how our guys would react today. I can’t say enough good things about them. They never gave up...When you play in big games, players who have been there before have to step up and make big plays. That’s what happened here today.”

Quickie Statistics (Final)Furman vs The Citadel (Oct 13, 2007 at Charleston, S.C.)

FUR CITScore 51 54FIRST DOWNS 21 30RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 33-162 52-255PASSING YDS (NET) 289 386Passes Att-Comp-Int 33-15-0 37-28-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 66-451 89-641Fumble Returns-Yards 1-87 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-4 2-41Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-204 8-189Interception Returns-Yards 1-4 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 2-45.5 1-0.0Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1Penalties-Yards 8-71 7-44Possession Time 22:26 37:34Third-Down Conversions 4 of 11 8 of 14Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 1 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances 6-8 7-9

Furman The CitadelRushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgRenaldo Gray 12 76 0 76 1 19 6.3Jerome Felton 14 71 0 71 1 16 5.1Cedrick Gipson 6 23 8 15 1 11 2.5S. LaFrance 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgTory Cooper 29 142 2 140 3 23 4.8Duran Lawson 19 114 14 100 1 27 5.3Cody Wilson 2 11 0 11 0 6 5.5Andre Roberts 1 5 0 5 0 5 5.0

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackRenaldo Gray 15-32-0 289 3 61 0TEAM 0-1-0 0 0 0 0


Receiving No. Yards TD LongPatrick Sprague 9 238 3 61Mike Brown 3 21 0 9Keiron Williams 2 17 0 10Larry Hedden 1 13 0 13

Receiving No. Yards TD LongAndre Roberts 9 122 1 62Tory Cooper 7 83 0 40Ta'Mar Jernigan 6 95 1 29Tim Higgins 3 47 0 25

Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBTrent Hawk 2 91 45.5 48 0 0

Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBTeam 1 0 0.0 0 0 0Mark Kaspar 0 0 0.0 0 0 0

Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongMark Standridge 1 2 0 0Mike Brown 0 2 0 2


Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongMike Brown 3 129 1 76S. LaFrance 3 75 0 27


Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLThomas Twitty 6-5 11 0.0 0.0Andrew Jones 3-8 11 0.0 0.5

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLAndrew Rowell 4-6 10 0.0 1.0Mel Capers 4-1 5 0.0 0.0

Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 11:56 CIT - Andre Roberts 62 yd pass from Duran Lawson (Mike Adams kick), 5-77 3:04 0 - 7

09:32 FUR - Cedrick Gipson 3 yd run (Scott Beckler kick), 5-57 2:24 7 - 701:13 FUR - Patrick Sprague 17 yd pass from Renaldo Gray (Scott Beckler kick), 10-80 5:06 14 - 7

2nd 11:44 FUR - Patrick Sprague 14 yd pass from Renaldo Gray (Scott Beckler kick), 3-39 1:16 21 - 707:51 FUR - Patrick Sprague 61 yd pass from Renaldo Gray (Scott Beckler kick failed), 1-61 0:11 27 - 700:57 CIT - Duran Lawson 4 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 14-81 6:54 27 - 1400:00 CIT - Mike Adams 34 yd field goal, 4-44 0:26 27 - 17

3rd 10:37 CIT - Ta'Mar Jernigan 15 yd pass from Duran Lawson (Mike Adams kick), 6-64 2:43 27 - 2408:46 FUR - Jerome Felton 2 yd run (Scott Beckler kick), 4-65 1:51 34 - 2402:03 FUR - Renaldo Gray 6 yd run (Scott Beckler kick), 2-1 0:12 41 - 2400:46 CIT - Joshua Haney 16 yd pass from Duran Lawson (Mike Adams kick), 5-60 1:17 41 - 31

4th 12:42 CIT - Tory Cooper 23 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 3-32 1:19 41 - 3803:49 CIT - Tory Cooper 1 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 9-80 3:45 41 - 4503:37 FUR - Mike Brown 76 yd kickoff return (Scott Beckler kick) 48 - 4501:19 CIT - Mike Adams 32 yd field goal, 4-9 2:18 48 - 48

OT 15:00 FUR - Scott Beckler 36 yd field goal, 7-6 0:00 51 - 4815:00 CIT - Tory Cooper 5 yd run 5-25 0:00 51 - 54

the Citadel ot 54Furman 51

game Players of the Week: D. Lawson (O), McCaskill (D), Adams (ST); Scout team Players of the Week: Robertson (O), Croom (D), Maldanado (ST)Rushing leader: Cooper, 29-140 Receiving leader: Roberts, 9-122 tackle leader: Rowell, 10 longest Play from Scrimmage: Roberts, 62-yd rec.




Quickie Statistics (Final)The Citadel vs Western Carolina (Oct 20, 2007 at Cullowhee, N.C.)

CIT WCUScore 37 31FIRST DOWNS 22 22RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 41-157 38-100PASSING YDS (NET) 199 248Passes Att-Comp-Int 20-14-0 32-21-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 61-356 70-348Fumble Returns-Yards 1-21 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-21 1-16Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-120 8-141Interception Returns-Yards 1-4 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 3-40.3 4-34.8Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-1Penalties-Yards 3-24 6-46Possession Time 29:09 30:51Third-Down Conversions 5 of 12 7 of 12Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 0 of 0Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 5-5

The Citadel Western CarolinaRushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgTory Cooper 25 99 9 90 2 16 3.6Duran Lawson 7 36 2 34 0 18 4.9Cody Wilson 6 34 0 34 0 17 5.7Andre Roberts 2 1 0 1 0 1 0.5

Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgMike Malone 14 61 1 60 0 13 4.3Willie Harper 17 58 6 52 0 9 3.1Todd Spitzer 1 4 0 4 0 4 4.0Adam Hearns 6 14 30 -16 1 8 -2.7


Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackTodd Spitzer 15-21-0 195 2 36 0Adam Hearns 6-11-1 53 1 14 2

Receiving No. Yards TD LongAndre Roberts 9 114 1 27Tim Higgins 2 21 0 14Joshua Haney 1 31 0 31Ta'Mar Jernigan 1 22 0 22

Receiving No. Yards TD LongEddie Cohen 7 104 0 26Marcus Brown 7 53 0 19Marquel Pittman 4 68 2 36Andrew Rogers 2 15 1 9


Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBStephen Brown 4 139 34.8 42 1 0


Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongCarlton Bailey 1 16 0 16

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongTa'Mar Jernigan 4 90 0 29Alex Sellars 1 0 0 0

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongMike Malone 4 106 0 33Willie Harper 3 27 0 17

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLJoshua Lawson 9-3 12 1.0 1.0Andrew Rowell 6-6 12 0.0 2.0

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLQ. Phillips 12-8 20 0.0 1.0Chris Collins 5-5 10 0.0 0.0

Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 08:28 CIT - T. Millhouse 21 yd fumble recovery (Mike Adams kick) 7 - 0

02:32 WCU - J. Parsons 36 yd field goal, 11-43 5:48 7 - 32nd 06:26 CIT - Tory Cooper 1 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 9-65 3:29 14 - 3

02:54 WCU - Andrew Rogers 6 yd pass from Adam Hearns (J. Parsons kick), 8-63 3:25 14 - 1000:37 CIT - Tory Cooper 16 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 6-69 2:10 21 - 10

3rd 12:04 CIT - Andre Roberts 27 yd pass from Duran Lawson (Mike Adams kick), 4-41 1:48 28 - 1002:23 CIT - Mike Adams 49 yd field goal, 5-26 2:58 31 - 10

4th 13:46 WCU - Marquel Pittman 18 yd pass from Todd Spitzer (J. Parsons kick), 10-69 3:31 31 - 1711:28 CIT - Mike Adams 29 yd field goal, 6-62 2:12 34 - 1708:09 WCU - Adam Hearns 3 yd run (J. Parsons kick), 7-69 3:11 34 - 2403:12 CIT - Mike Adams 32 yd field goal, 11-38 4:50 37 - 2401:56 WCU - Marquel Pittman 5 yd pass from Todd Spitzer (J. Parsons kick), 7-54 1:05 37 - 31game notes:

• Mike Adams hit three field goals, including a career-long 49-yard at-tempt, while Tory Cooper ran for two touchdowns as The Citadel ruined Western Carolina’s Homecoming with the victory in Cullowhee.

• Sophomore Andre Roberts recorded his third-consecutive 100-plus yard receiving game, catching nine passes for 119 yards.

• Tillman Millhouse’s fumble recovery for a touchdown in the first quarter marked the fourth defensive touchdown the Bulldogs have scored this season.

• True Freshman Mel Capers recorded the first sack of his career, dropping WCU quarterback Adam Hearns for a loss of eight yards in the second quarter. In the third quarter, Capers recorded the second interception of his career, picking off Adam Hearns’ pass at the WCU 45-yard line.

• The Citadel’s 37 points marked the seventh of their last nine games which they scored 30 or more points, dating back to the 2006 season’s Nov. 10 48-21 victory over VMI in “The Military Classic of the South.”

What Higgins said about the game:“It is really hard in college football to be emotionally high for 11 games. That was our concern after such a big game last week: would there be a letdown? Our guys weren’t overly emotional, but did the things they had to do. They just didn’t have enough to finish it off like you would like. Duran Lawson did a great job managing the game. He didn’t throw any interceptions, he didn’t fumble and he didn’t throw a bad ball.”

the Citadel 37at Western Carolina 31

game Players of the Week: Roberts (O), J. Lawson (D), Adams (ST); Scout team Players of the Week: Ruff (O), Croom (D), Robertson (ST)Rushing leader: Cooper, 25-99 Receiving leader: Roberts, 9-114 tackle leader: J. Lawson, Rowell, 12 longest Play from Scrimmage: Haney, 31-yd rec.

Starting offense: lt lg C Rg Rt X H P Z tB QB DeHaven Muirhead McDowell Fletcher Parks Jernigan Higgins Cornett Roberts Cooper D. LawsonStarting defense: E t n R B M W FC SS FS BC Jones McCaskill Reese Broughton Rice Rowell Lyles Millhouse House J. Lawson Jones

2007 Game Recaps

113We Believe!


game notes:• Jayson Foster skated 80 yards down the left sideline with 7:28 left in the game to give the Eagles their first lead since early in the first quarter and led Georgia Southern to a 21-17 come-from-behind victory over The Citadel.

• Prior to Foster’s touchdown that gave the Eagles the decisive score, the Bulldogs had limited the all-purpose quarterback/running back to 94 yards rushing, far below his 161.6 yards per game average.

• Already the school’s all-time leading passer, Duran Lawson’s two TD passes gave him 37 for his career, breaking the school record of 35, set by Robert Hill (1981-84). Lawson threw for 153 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for another 109 yards before going down with a knee injury late in the fourth quarter. Lawson did not return for the remainder of the season.

• The Citadel defense dominated most of the game, while three Bulldogs led with double-digit tackles. Senior Joshua Lawson led with 14 total tackles, 11 of which were unassisted. Trevar Broughton recorded 13 tackles and two sacks, followed by Andrew Rowell who recorded 12 total tackles.

What Higgins said about the game:“We lost to a very sound football team this afternoon. No one shuts down Jayson Foster for an entire game. We had opportunities and it came down to two plays that did us in ... We had good pursuit on defense, but it is a challenge to do it for 60-70 plays ... We didn’t score in the second half and we couldn’t get points on the board like we needed.”

Quickie Statistics (Final)#25 The Citadel vs #22 Georgia Southern (Oct 27, 2007 at Statesboro, Ga.)

CIT GSUScore 17 21FIRST DOWNS 20 19RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 38-191 54-261PASSING YDS (NET) 167 126Passes Att-Comp-Int 30-16-1 24-15-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 68-358 78-387Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 5-43 2-17Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-79 3-65Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-3Punts (Number-Avg) 6-35.5 8-33.8Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0Penalties-Yards 3-22 4-40Possession Time 27:01 32:59Third-Down Conversions 4 of 13 5 of 17Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 2 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-4 3-3

The Citadel Georgia SouthernRushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgDuran Lawson 17 116 7 109 0 18 6.4Tory Cooper 20 85 7 78 0 13 3.9Cody Wilson 1 4 0 4 0 4 4.0

Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgJayson Foster 23 174 17 157 2 80 6.8Lamar Lewis 18 96 14 82 0 21 4.6Chris Teal 3 14 0 14 0 6 4.7Mike Hamilton 6 10 2 8 0 3 1.3


Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackJayson Foster 11-16-0 106 0 43 3Billy Lowe 4-8-0 20 0 14 0

Receiving No. Yards TD LongTim Higgins 5 60 0 21Joshua Haney 4 57 0 26Andre Roberts 3 27 1 14Tory Cooper 3 11 1 8

Receiving No. Yards TD LongRaja Andrews 4 53 0 43Irving Campbell 4 26 0 14Joe Haynie 3 26 0 12M. McIntosh 1 13 0 13


Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBDaniel Jordan 7 270 38.6 54 2 1TEAM 1 0 0.0 0 0 0

Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongAndre Roberts 4 37 0 26T. Broughton 1 6 0 0

Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongJayson Foster 2 17 0 13

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongTory Cooper 2 48 0 26Ta'Mar Jernigan 2 31 0 16

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongRaja Andrews 1 20 0 20Chris Rogers 1 30 0 30

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLJoshua Lawson 11-3 14 0.0 0.0T. Broughton 7-6 13 2.0 2.0Andrew Rowell 6-6 12 0.0 3.0Kevin McCaskill 3-5 8 0.0 0.0

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLChris Rogers 9-0 9 0.0 1.0Quentin Taylor 7-1 8 0.0 1.0E.J. Webb 5-1 6 0.0 0.5Harland Bower 4-2 6 0.0 1.0

Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 04:58 GSU - Jesse Hartley 23 yd field goal, 9-46 4:11 0 - 3

01:04 CIT - Andre Roberts 3 yd pass from Duran Lawson (Mike Adams kick), 9-73 3:54 7 - 32nd 05:20 CIT - Tory Cooper 4 yd pass from Duran Lawson (Mike Adams kick), 6-53 2:19 14 - 33rd 08:13 GSU - Jesse Hartley 20 yd field goal, 16-57 6:47 14 - 6

00:18 CIT - Mike Adams 37 yd field goal, 9-32 3:54 17 - 64th 12:36 GSU - Jayson Foster 15 yd run (Raja Andrews pass from Jayson Foster), 9-52 2:42 17 - 14

07:28 GSU - Jayson Foster 80 yd run (Jesse Hartley kick), 2-80 0:17 17 - 21

the Citadel 17at georgia Southern 21

game Players of the Week: D. Lawson (O), J. Lawson (D), Roberts (ST); Scout team Players of the Week: Robertson (O), Vest (D), Clark (ST)Rushing leader: D. Lawson, 17-109 Receiving leader: Higgins, 5-60 tackle leader: J. Lawson, 14 longest Play from Scrimmage: Haney, 26-yd rec.

Starting offense: lt lg C Rg Rt X H P Z tB QB DeHaven Muirhead McDowell Fletcher Morbitzer Jernigan Higgins Cornett Roberts Cooper D. LawsonStarting defense: E t n R B M W FC SS FS BC Jones McCaskill Reese Broughton Capers Rowell Lyles Millhouse House J. Lawson Jones



Quickie Statistics (Final)#9 Appalachian State vs The Citadel (Nov 03, 2007 at Charleston, S.C.)

ASU CITScore 45 24FIRST DOWNS 22 23RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 54-439 42-126PASSING YDS (NET) 148 197Passes Att-Comp-Int 23-10-2 36-20-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 77-587 78-323Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 5-54 1-14Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-58 5-102Interception Returns-Yards 1-23 2-0Punts (Number-Avg) 2-39.0 7-45.9Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0Penalties-Yards 3-26 3-20Possession Time 28:16 31:44Third-Down Conversions 7 of 15 4 of 15Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 3 1 of 3Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-4 3-3

Appalachian State The CitadelRushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgArmanti Edwards 21 307 16 291 2 80 13.9K. Richardson 14 69 1 68 1 43 4.9Trey Elder 8 57 0 57 0 10 7.1Devon Moore 8 29 6 23 0 10 2.9

Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgTory Cooper 16 72 3 69 0 16 4.3Bart Blanchard 22 103 39 64 1 15 2.9Terrence Reese 2 2 0 2 1 1 1.0Team 1 0 1 -1 0 0 -1.0

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackArmanti Edwards 10-20-1 148 2 45 2Trey Elder 0-3-1 0 0 0 0

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackBart Blanchard 20-36-1 197 1 30 5

Receiving No. Yards TD LongDexter Jackson 2 57 1 45K. Richardson 2 47 0 33Josh Johnson 2 30 1 24T.J. Courman 1 6 0 6

Receiving No. Yards TD LongAndre Roberts 9 95 1 30Joshua Haney 3 26 0 11Ta'Mar Jernigan 2 34 0 20Tory Cooper 2 17 0 13

Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBNeil Young 2 78 39.0 52 1 0


Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongDexter Jackson 5 54 0 22


Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongDevon Moore 2 20 0 13CoCo Hillary 2 38 0 25


Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLD.J. Smith 13-3 16 0.5 1.5Jacque Roman 6-2 8 0.0 0.5Corey Lynch 5-2 7 0.0 0.0

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLJoshua Lawson 10-5 15 0.0 0.0Terrence Reese 4-6 10 1.0 1.5Mel Capers 6-3 9 0.0 0.0

Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 11:05 ASU - Julian Rauch 39 yd field goal, 8-58 3:55 3 - 0

09:53 ASU - Armanti Edwards 80 yd run (Julian Rauch kick), 1-80 0:13 10 - 002:52 CIT - Andre Roberts 30 yd pass from Bart Blanchard (Mike Adams kick), 1-30 0:07 10 - 7

2nd 14:13 ASU - D.J. Smith 23 yd interception return (Julian Rauch kick) 17 - 710:24 ASU - Josh Johnson 6 yd pass from Armanti Edwards (Julian Rauch kick), 5-72 2:10 24 - 708:07 ASU - Dexter Jackson 45 yd pass from Armanti Edwards (Julian Rauch kick), 1-45 0:07 31 - 703:52 CIT - Terrence Reese 1 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 11-80 4:15 31 - 14

3rd 08:45 CIT - Mike Adams 24 yd field goal, 14-63 6:15 31 - 1700:24 CIT - Bart Blanchard 9 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 7-40 2:13 31 - 24

4th 13:48 ASU - K. Richardson 1 yd run (Julian Rauch kick), 6-65 1:36 38 - 2408:16 ASU - Armanti Edwards 25 yd run (Julian Rauch kick), 10-70 3:18 45 - 24game notes:

• A season-high of 19,697 packed Johnson Hagood Stadium for the Bull-dogs 55th Homecoming celebration against Appalachian State.

• Redshirt freshman quarterback Bart Blanchard earned the starting role after Duran Lawson’s knee injury against GSU. He completed 20-of-36 passes and recorded his first career touchdown with a 30-yard pass to sophomore wide receiver Andre Roberts at 2:59 in the first quarter to give the Bulldogs their first points of the game. Blanchard recorded his first career rushing touchdown with a 9-yard run with 23 seconds left in the third quarter, making the score, 31-24, in favor of ASU.

• Sophomore defensive tackle Terrence Reese recorded both offensive and defensive stats against the Mountaineers. Earning four tackles in the first quarter alone, two solo and two assisted including a sack, Reese returned in the second quarter to record two more tackles and a rushing touchdown, the first of his career. The touchdown came at 3:53 in the second quarter with a 1-yard run to make the score 31-14 in favor of Appalachian State. At the half, Reese totaled six tackles, one sack, and one touch-down.

• Sophomore cornerback Ryan Jones put a stop to Appalachian State’s last attempt to score in the first half by intercepting Trey Elder’s pass in the end zone in the last minute of the first half. It was Jones’s third interception of the season.

• The Citadel defense held Appalachian State to a -5 yards rushing in the third quarter after the Mountaineers recorded 256 rushing yards in the first half.

What Higgins said about the game:“The challenge with Appalachian State is that it’s not just Armanti Edwards that you have to stop. There is so much to stop with them. They can run and throw, they have an All-American running back, and they have some outstanding receivers. We just weren’t able to stop them today.”

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game Players of the Week: Cornett (O), Kaspar (ST); Scout team Players of the Week: Harward (O), Synovec (D), Vest (ST)Rushing leader: Cooper, 16-69 Receiving leader: Roberts, 9-95 tackle leader: J. Lawson, 15 longest Play from Scrimmage: Roberts, 30-yd rec.

Starting offense: lt lg C Rg Rt X H P Z tB QB DeHaven Muirhead McDowell Fletcher Parks Jernigan Higgins Cornett Ruff Cooper BlanchardStarting defense: E t n R B M W FC SS FS BC Jones McCaskill Reese Broughton Rice Rowell Lyles Millhouse House J. Lawson Smith

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game notes:• Redshirt freshman quarterback Bart Blanchard threw his first 200+ yard game by completing 22-of-29 passes with no interceptions and three touchdowns for 370 total yards. His longest reception was a 68-yard pass to Andre Roberts. Blanchard’s 370 yards was good enough for the third all-time best passing performance for a Bulldog quarterback. Duran Lawson threw for 386 yards in the 54-51 over-time win on Parents’ Day against Furman for second all-time, while Kip Allen still holds the record for his 428-yard performance against Wofford in 1985.

• Roberts broke the school’s record for receptions in a single season after connecting on eight catches for 180 yards bringing his 2007 season total to 71. The previous record was 69 set in 2002 by Scooter Johnson. Roberts’ 180 total yards was good for the second highest number of receiving yards in a single game in Citadel history dat-ing back to 1977. Mark Slawson holds the record with 201 yards against Furman in 1979.

• The 68-yard pass play by Blanchard to Roberts was the longest Bulldog play of the 2007 season.

• Senior running back Tory Cooper captured the school’s all-time record for touchdowns in a single-season after he finished the game with three rushing touchdowns for a 2007 season total of 18. The previous record was 16 set by Terrence Rivers in 1994.

• Elon’s final hopes to get back into the contest ended after Rowell blocked a 32-yard field goal by Wilcox with 3:42 left. Rowell’s last game at Johnson Hagood Stadium was a good one as he had 6.5 tackles in addition to the interception and blocked field goal.

What Higgins said about the game:“Bart had an incredible game. I can’t say enough about him. He made a couple of great third down throws. He did a nice job moving in the pocket. He played beyond his years today.”

Quickie Statistics (Final)ELON vs The Citadel (Nov 10, 2007 at Charleston, S.C.)

ELON CITScore 31 42FIRST DOWNS 23 23RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 18-70 56-143PASSING YDS (NET) 381 370Passes Att-Comp-Int 53-30-1 29-22-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 71-451 85-513Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 4-41 1-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 7-149 6-89Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-14Punts (Number-Avg) 2-47.5 5-39.8Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0Penalties-Yards 2-21 8-76Possession Time 22:14 37:46Third-Down Conversions 6 of 14 15 of 22Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 1 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-5 4-4

ELON The CitadelRushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgT.J. Clegg 8 56 4 52 0 17 6.5Scott Riddle 9 41 25 16 1 12 1.8Tim Applegate 1 2 0 2 0 2 2.0

Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgBart Blanchard 21 70 15 55 0 12 2.6Tory Cooper 24 46 2 44 3 7 1.8Cody Wilson 7 34 1 33 0 11 4.7Ta'Mar Jernigan 1 6 0 6 0 6 6.0

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackScott Riddle 30-53-1 381 3 57 2


Receiving No. Yards TD LongMichael Mayers 9 90 0 22Terrell Hudgins 8 161 2 57Bo Williamson 6 73 1 30T.J. Clegg 3 29 0 14

Receiving No. Yards TD LongAndre Roberts 8 180 1 68Ta'Mar Jernigan 5 59 0 15Tory Cooper 3 29 0 27Taylor Cornett 2 9 1 5

Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBBrandon Lane 2 95 47.5 50 1 0


Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongKarlos Sullivan 4 41 0 27


Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongMichael Mayers 4 111 0 44Lionel Shoffner 1 13 0 13

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongCody Wilson 3 46 0 26Tory Cooper 2 35 0 19

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLBrandon Wiggins 9-10 19 0.0 0.5Nolan Ward 10-1 11 0.0 1.0Corey Weaver 4-7 11 0.0 1.5

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLAndrew Rowell 5-3 8 0.0 0.0Mel Capers 3-5 8 0.0 0.0Dwight House 5-2 7 0.0 0.0

Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 07:49 ELON - Terrell Hudgins 4 yd pass from Scott Riddle (Andrew Wilcox kick), 5-31 1:16 7 - 0

04:49 CIT - Andre Roberts 68 yd pass from Bart Blanchard (Mike Adams kick), 6-84 2:55 7 - 72nd 13:03 CIT - Tory Cooper 1 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 4-3 1:42 7 - 14

10:59 ELON - Scott Riddle 7 yd run (Andrew Wilcox kick), 7-66 2:04 14 - 1407:24 CIT - Tim Higgins 49 yd pass from Bart Blanchard (Mike Adams kick), 8-69 3:35 14 - 2104:31 ELON - Andrew Wilcox 28 yd field goal, 9-66 2:53 17 - 2100:25 CIT - Tory Cooper 1 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 11-62 4:06 17 - 28

3rd 08:42 ELON - Bo Williamson 30 yd pass from Scott Riddle (Andrew Wilcox kick), 6-81 2:35 24 - 2803:09 ELON - Terrell Hudgins 43 yd pass from Scott Riddle (Andrew Wilcox kick), 8-95 3:31 31 - 28

4th 12:45 CIT - Taylor Cornett 4 yd pass from Bart Blanchard (Mike Adams kick), 13-55 5:24 31 - 3506:02 CIT - Tory Cooper 4 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 7-86 3:59 31 - 42

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game Players of the Week: Blanchard (O), Rowell (D), Kaspar (ST); Scout team Players of the Week: Cardwell (O), Turner (D), Croom (ST)Rushing leader: Blanchard, 21-55 Receiving leader: Roberts, 8-180 tackle leader: Capers, Rowell, 9 longest Play from Scrimmage: Roberts, 68-yd rec.

Starting offense: lt lg C Rg Rt X H P Z tB QB DeHaven Muirhead McDowell Fletcher Morbitzer Jernigan Higgins Cornett Ruff Cooper D. LawsonStarting defense: E t n R B M W FC SS FS BC Jones McCaskill Reese Broughton Rice Rowell Lyles Millhouse House J. Lawson Jones



Quickie Statistics (Final)The Citadel vs VMI (Nov 17, 2007 at Lexington, Va.)

CIT VMIScore 70 28FIRST DOWNS 24 15RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 46-288 54-207PASSING YDS (NET) 221 36Passes Att-Comp-Int 18-12-0 10-4-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 64-509 64-243Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 4-23 2--1Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-90 9-231Interception Returns-Yards 1-2 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 2-43.5 6-34.8Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-2Penalties-Yards 8-80 8-89Possession Time 26:07 33:53Third-Down Conversions 7 of 10 5 of 15Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 0 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances 6-6 1-2

The Citadel VMIRushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgTory Cooper 22 176 2 174 3 50 7.9Bart Blanchard 8 70 8 62 1 30 7.8Ta'Mar Jernigan 1 23 0 23 1 23 23.0Cody Wilson 6 16 5 11 0 6 1.8

Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgROBINSON, J. 10 82 0 82 1 35 8.2COLLINS, Z. 8 74 2 72 2 59 9.0ABEGESAH, H. 14 44 0 44 0 10 3.1HUGHES, K. 13 30 10 20 0 16 1.5


Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackHUGHES, K. 4-10-1 36 0 12 1

Receiving No. Yards TD LongAndre Roberts 7 128 1 37Tim Higgins 3 45 2 26Joshua Haney 1 37 0 37Ta'Mar Jernigan 1 11 0 11

Receiving No. Yards TD LongSCOTT, M. 2 21 0 12BARNSON, B. 1 9 0 9MAYPRAY, T. 1 6 0 6


Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBHUGHES, K. 5 175 35.0 41 1 0SWEENEY, P. 1 34 34.0 34 1 0

Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongTory Cooper 3 24 0 18T. Millhouse 1 -1 0 0

Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongMAYPRAY, T. 2 -1 0 5

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongTaylor Cornett 2 69 0 53Jordon Gilmore 1 7 0 7

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongMAYPRAY, T. 7 204 1 99LOUTHAN, M. 1 11 0 11

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLJoshua Lawson 7-8 15 0.0 0.0Andrew Rowell 3-9 12 0.0 0.5

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLMcKINNEY, P. 5-5 10 0.0 1.0TAYLOR, K. 2-7 9 0.0 0.5

Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 14:16 CIT - Tory Cooper 2 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 2-19 0:44 7 - 0

06:51 CIT - Bart Blanchard 30 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 8-82 2:44 14 - 02nd 11:55 CIT - Tim Higgins 10 yd pass from Bart Blanchard (Mike Adams kick), 8-89 2:55 21 - 0

11:15 VMI - ROBINSON, J. 35 yd run (SWEENEY, P. kick), 2-38 0:40 21 - 707:36 CIT - Tory Cooper 8 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 10-60 3:39 28 - 704:44 CIT - Tory Cooper 50 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 2-54 0:41 35 - 701:00 CIT - Tim Higgins 9 yd pass from Bart Blanchard (Mike Adams kick), 4-14 0:29 42 - 7

3rd 14:46 VMI - MAYPRAY, T. 99 yd kickoff return (SWEENEY, P. kick) 42 - 1414:06 CIT - Ta'Mar Jernigan 23 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 2-38 0:40 49 - 1412:23 CIT - Andre Roberts 30 yd pass from Bart Blanchard (Mike Adams kick), 2-60 0:13 56 - 1404:50 CIT - Taylor Cornett 6 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 10-48 5:35 63 - 1400:29 VMI - COLLINS, Z. 59 yd run (SWEENEY, P. kick), 1-59 0:09 63 - 21

4th 12:09 CIT - Cam Turner 3 yd run (Mike Adams kick), 1-3 0:05 70 - 2100:49 VMI - COLLINS, Z. 4 yd run (SWEENEY, P. kick), 11-69 5:52 70 - 28

game notes:• The Citadel set the following school records at VMI: points scored in a Season (434), passing yards in a season (2,703), and most points scored in The Military Classic of the South (70); The 70 points scored by The Citadel is the most scored by ANY team at Alumni Memorial Stadium.

• Mike Adams set a new school record for PATs scored in a season with the Bulldogs first touchdown early in the first quarter. Adams ended the season with 56 successful PATs.

• Tory Cooper became only the 11th player in school history to record 1,000-plus yards rushing in a season, ending the 2007 slate with 1,041 yards after a 174-yard per-formance at VMI. Cooper ended his season with a school record 126 points scored, topping Terrance Rivers’ 96 points scored in 1994.

• Andre Roberts ended the season with a school record 78 catches. Roberts moved into second in the school’s all-time receptions chart. Roberts caught seven passes for 128 yards to give him 113 catches for 1,617 yards in his career. Both the number of the catches and the yards receiving is second in the school’s all-time charts.

• The season marked only the second time in school history that the Bulldogs have had a 1,000-yard rusher and receiver in the same season.

What Higgins said about the game:“What a great win today. I am proud of our guys for not letting up after a big and emotional win over Elon last week. The fact that they came out hard allowed us to take the early lead... Getting win No. 7 was important to our players and to the program. It was important for our seniors. Our seniors have the chance to leave a legacy in their final year here ... We worked hard to get here. Our seniors have been through a lot – some of them have had three different coaches during their time at The Citadel. I am happy that those guys stayed the course and found success after all that they put into this program.”

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game Players of the Week: McDowell (O), J. Lawson (D), Gilmore (ST); Scout team Players of the Week: Carnell (O), Harward (D), Vest (ST)Rushing leader: Cooper, 22-176 Receiving leader: Roberts, 7-128 tackle leader: J. Lawson, 15 longest Play from Scrimmage: Cornett, 53-yd return

Starting offense: lt lg C Rg Rt X H P Z tB QB DeHaven Muirhead McDowell Fletcher Morbitzer Jernigan Higgins Cornett Roberts Cooper BlanchardStarting defense: E t n R B M W FC SS FS BC Jones McCaskill Reese Broughton Capers Rowell Lyles Millhouse House J. Lawson Jones

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NOTE: The year 1953, when seven schools withdrew to form the Atlantic Coast Conference and 10 remained to provide the Southern Conference much of its present membership, is taken as a convenient starting point for compiling The Citadel’s modern-day football records. Comprehensive records were not maintained before 1953.

oFFensive RecoRds deFensive RecoRds

Kip allen (above) holds the school record for most completions in a game (34 vs. Wofford, 1985) and in a season (231 in 1985).

scoRing Most Points scored

Game: 76 vs.WebberInternational,Sept.8,2007Season: 434 2007(11games)

total oFFense Most Yards gained

Game: 641 vs.Furman,Oct.13,2007Season: 5,323 1992(13games)

Most First downsGame: 36 vs.Wofford,Nov.9,1985Season: 266 1992(13games)

Most offensive PlaysGame: 93 vs.WesternCarolina,Oct.31,1987Season: 882 1992(13games)

Rushing Most Yards gained

Game: 570 vs.EastTennesseeState,Sept.19,1992Season: 4,348 1992(13games)

Most touchdownsGame: 8 vs.Lees-McRae,Oct.2,1993Season: 53 1994(11games)

Most attemptsGame: 83 atChattanooga,Sept.21,1991Season: 784 1992(13games)

Passing Most Yards gained

Game: 428 vs.Wofford,Nov.9,1985Season: 2,703 2007(11games)

Most touchdownsGame: 6 vs.Furman,Nov.17,1979Season: 22 2007(11games)

Most attemptsGame: 54 vs.Wofford,Nov.9,1985Season: 424 1985(11games)

Most completionsGame: 34 vs.Wofford,Nov.9,1985Season: 233 1985(11games)

scoRing Fewest Points allowed

Season: 93 1960(11games)

total oFFense Fewest Yards allowed

Game: 34 atDavidson,Oct.18,1975Season: 2,251 1964(10games)

Fewest First downs allowedGame: 4 vs.Richmond,Oct.10,1964Season: 121 1964(10games)

Rushing Fewest Yards allowed

Game: -47 vs.Richmond,Oct.10,1964Season: 1,112 1981(11games)

Passing Fewest Yards allowed

Game: 0 vs.SouthCarolina,Sept.18,1965 0 vs.William&Mary,Sept.30,1973Season: 604 1960(11games)

Miscellaneous Most interceptions

Game: 6 vs.Davidson,Sept.22,1962 6 vs.Newberry,Oct.18,1980Season: 23 1970(11games)

Most Fumble RecoveriesGame: 6 vs.EastCarolina,Oct.21,1973 6 vs.Davidson,Oct.18,1975Season: 23 1974(11games)

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Most YardsGame: 428 KipAllenvs.Wofford,Nov.9,1985Season: 2,561 JeffKlein,2002Career: 5,376 DuranLawson,2004-07

Best completion PercentageGame: &100% C.J.HaynesatArmy,Sept.26,1992(7-of-7) ^94.7% StanleyMyersatFurman,Oct.17,1998(18-of-19)Season: 66.9% DuranLawson,2007(158of-238)Career: 54.6% RobertHill,1981-84(377-of-691)&-minimum5attempts;^-minimum15attempts

Most touchdownsGame: 6 TimRussellvs.Furman,Nov.17,1979Season: 20 RobertHill,1984Career: 37 DuranLawson,2004-07

Receiving Most catches

Game: 13 RickCrosbyvs.Colgate,Oct.28,1972Season: 78 andre Roberts, 2007Career: 133 VictorFrazier,1982-85

Most YardsGame: 201 MarkSlawsonvs.Furman,Nov.17,1979Season: 1,230 BrianBaima,1971Career: 2,078 VictorFrazier,1982-85

KicKoFF RetuRns Most Returns

Game: *9 MelvinDavisatFloridaState,Sept.10,2005Season: 32 CarlosFrank,1999Career: *108 CarlosFrank,1996-1999

Most YardsGame: 160 PhillipFlorenceatEastTennesseeState,Oct.24,1987Season: 770 CarlosFrank,1996Career: *2,535 CarlosFrank,1996-1999

Punt RetuRns Most Returns

Game: 8 andre Roberts vs. charleston southern, sept. 1, 2007 8 JoeIsaacatFurman,Nov.19,1966Season: 39 MarkSlawson,1977Career: 101 MarkSlawson,1977-80

Most YardsGame: 177 CarlosFrankvs.Newberry,Sept,6,1997Season: 455 JeffVarnadoe,1971Career: 861 JeffVarnadoe,1970-71

*SouthernConferencerecord

andre Roberts (left) broke the record for most catches in a season in 2007, bringing in 78 passes.

duran lawson (above) holds the most yards passing for a career at the citadel with 5,376 during his tenure from 2004-07.

total oFFense Most attempts

Game: 61 DuranLawsonvs.Wofford,Oct.6,2007Season: 474 KipAllen,1985Career: 1,225 JackDouglas,1989-92

Most YardsGame: 486 DuranLawsonvs.Furman,Oct.13,2007Season: 2,436 DuranLawson,2007Career: 6,737 JackDouglas,1989-92

Most touchdowns ResponsibleGame: 6 TimRussellvs.Furman,Nov.17,1979Season: 22 TonyPassander,1969Career: 60 JackDouglas,1989-92

Rushing Most attempts

Game: 47 AndrewJohnsonatWilliam&Mary,Oct.5,1974Season: 291 StumpMitchell,1980Career: 884 JackDouglas,1989-92

Most YardsGame: 286 GeneBrownvs.VMI,Nov.12,1988Season: 1,647 StumpMitchell,1980Career: 4,062 StumpMitchell,1977-80

Best averageGame: 29.8 JoeBedenbaughatChattanooga,Nov.7,1970 (179yardson6carries)Season: *9.0 TerranceRivers,1994 (946yardson105carries)Career: 7.1 TravisJervey,1991-94 (1,490yardson211carries)

Passing Most attempts

Game: 54 KipAllenvs.Wofford,Nov.9,1985Season: 417 KipAllen,1985Career: 828 DuranLawson,2004-07

Most completionsGame: 34 KipAllenvs.Wofford,Nov.9,1985Season: 231 KipAllen,1985Career: 511 DuranLawson,2004-07

school RecoRds



inteRcePtions Most interceptions

Game: 3 JeffVarnadoevs.Davidson,Nov.21,1970 3 JeffVarnadoeatWilliam&Mary,Oct.10,1970 3 JimKingvs.VMI,Oct.24,1970 3 RustyHoltvs.Davidson,Nov.18,1972 3 AlbertPressleyvs.Marshall,Oct.30,1985 3 MarcusJohnsonatVMI,Nov.14,1998Season: 9 JeffVarnadoe,1970Career: 18 J.D.Cauthen,1985-88

scoRing Most Points

Game: 24 TonyPassandervs.Davidson,Oct.25,1969 24 MarkSlawsonvs.Furman,Nov.17,1979 24 DannyMillervs.AppalachianState,Sept.26,1981 24 JackDouglasvs.Chattanooga,Oct.10,1992 24 TerranceRiversatFurman,Oct.15,1994 24 ToryCooperatChattanooga,Sept.29,2007Season: 126 ToryCooper,2007Career: 300 JackDouglas,1989-92

Most touchdownsGame: 4 TonyPassandervs.Davidson,Oct.25,1969 4 MarkSlawsonvs.Furman,Nov.17,1979 4 DannyMillervs.AppalachianState,Sept.26,1981 4 JackDouglasvs.Chattanooga,Oct.10,1992 4 TerranceRiversvs.Furman,Oct.15,1994 4 ToryCooperatChattanooga,Sept.29,2007Season: 21 ToryCooper,2007Career: 50 JackDouglas,1989-92

Most extra PointsGame: 10 MikeAdamsatVMI,Nov.17,2007 10 MikeAdamsvs.WebberInt’l,Sept.8,2007Season: 56 MikeAdams,2007Career: 100 JustinSkinner,1994-97

Most Field goalsGame: 4 JustinSkinneratMarshall,Nov.2,1996Season: 14 JustinSkinner,1996 14 TravisZobel,2002Career: 61 GregDavis,1983-86

Punting Most Punts

Game: 12 GregDavisatClemson,Oct.4,1986Season: 80 Mark Kaspar, 2005Career: 263 GregDavis,1983-86

Best averageGame: 56.5 TravisZobelvs.Elon,Oct.4,2003Season: 44.6 GregDavis,1986 (61puntsfor2,723yards)Career: 42.1 GregDavis,1983-86 (263puntsfor11,076yards)

gaMes PlaYed Season: 13 37players,1992Career: 48 LesterSmith,1988-92

going the distanceThe Citadel’s Longest Plays

Rush: 96 TravisJerveyvs.VMI,Nov.12,1994

Pass: 84 LeeGlazetoJohnMurphy vs.Davidson,Oct.22,1983

Kick Return: 100 BudPoughatAppalachianState,Sept.28,2002

Punt Return: 89 JeffVarnadoeatBucknell,Sept,18,1971

Punt: 83 PaulMaguireatWestVirginia,Nov.21,1959

Field goal: 53 GregDavisvs.Presbyterian,Sept.15,1984 53 GregDavisatWesternCarolina,Oct.13,1984

interception: 100 BillyHughesvs.Newberry,Sept.19,1959 100 JeffVarnadoeatWilliam&Mary,Oct.10,1970

With96yardsrushingagainstVMIin1994,TravisJer-veyholdstherecordforTheCitadel’slongestrushingplayinschoolhistory.

Jeff varnadoe (above) holds the school’s longest play in both punt returns (89 yards vs. Bucknell, 1971) and interceptions (100 yards vs. William & Mary, 1970).

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total oFFense Year Player Rushes Yards Passes Yards total2002 JeffKlein 41 5 203 2,561 2,5662006 DuranLawson 112 298 203 2,138 2,4362007 DuranLawson 117 537 238 1,879 2,4161985 KipAllen 57 -201 231 2,478 2,2771984 RobertHill 82 -83 176 2,257 2,1741971 HarryLynch 146 585 177 1,507 2,0922003 WillieSimmons 73 218 153 1,864 2,0821991 JackDouglas 266 1,152 41 795 1,9471992 JackDouglas 218 1,094 40 837 1,9312003 WillieSimmons 71 212 262 1,682 1,894

Rushing Year Player attempts Yards1980 StumpMitchell 291 1,6471992 EveretteSands 245 1,4491974 AndrewJohnson 248 1,3731971 JonHall 169 1,2301994 TravisJervey 152 1,1711991 JackDouglas 266 1,1521981 DannyMiller 191 1,1381988 AdrianJohnson 250 1,1341992 JackDouglas 218 1,0941998 AntonioSmith 230 1,080

Passing Year Player comp att Yards2002 JeffKlein 203 378 2,5611985 KipAllen 231 417 2,4781984 RobertHill 176 317 2,2572006 DuranLawson 203 325 2,1381983 RobertHill 174 314 1,9322007 DuranLawson 158 238 1,8792003 WillieSimmons 153 300 1,8641986 KipAllen 151 325 1,6241969 TonyPassander 109 217 1,5421971 HarryLynch 81 177 1,507

Brian Baima (above) has the most receiving yards in a season for the citadel, catching 63 passes for 1,230 yards in 1971.

Receiving Year Player Receptions Yards2007 andre Roberts 78 1,0602002 ScooterJohnson 69 9501971 BrianBaima 63 1,2301977 MikeRiley 56 7241984 VictorFrazier 53 9091985 WarrenMcGrier 47 3541985 LeeGlaze 43 5551983 BillWest 42 4232005 Ta’MarJernigan 40 3592006 ToryCooper 40 257

scoRing Year Player td Pat Fg Points2007 ToryCooper 21 0 0 1261994 TerranceRivers 16 0 0 962007 MikeAdams 0 56 12 921992 JackDouglas 15 0 0 901988 GeneBrown 15 0 0 901980 StumpMitchell 14 1 0 861991 JackDouglas 13 0 0 781990 JackDouglas 13 0 0 781988 AdrianJohnson 13 0 0 781971 BrianBaima 13 0 0 78

tacKles Year Player total tackles1974 BrianRuff 2241976 BrianRuff 2131986 ScottThompson 1831975 BrianRuff 1821995 ScottBelcher 1811988 PeteLong 1691977 PaulGillis 1651978 KeithAllen 1591980 MikeAshline 1591981 KellyCurry 152

sacKs Year Player total sacks2002 CliffWashburn 121983 GeorgeMilton 102002 MichaelBallentine 91995 BradKeeney 82000 TravisStephens 82001 TravisStephens 81988 RobBrodsky 7.52005 PorterJohnson 71986 LanceThompson 71984 GeorgeMilton 7

season RecoRds



scoRingYears Player td Pat Fg Points89-92 JackDouglas 50 0 0 30090-93 EveretteSands 34 0 0 20477-80 StumpMitchell 31 1 0 18804-07 ToryCooper 31 0 0 18683-86 GregDavis 0 76 35 18101-04 NehemiahBroughton 23 0 0 16894-97 JustinSkinner 0 100 22 16603-06 BlakeVandiver 0 93 23 16291-94 TerranceRivers 24 0 0 14495-98 StanleyMyers 23 2 0 142

tacKlesYears Player total tackles73-76 BrianRuff 75574-77 TonyStarks 53375-78 KennyCaldwell 41275-78 KeithAllen 32877-79 PaulGillis 42984-87 ScottThompson 41586-88 PeteLong 41987-90 J.J.Davis 36088-92 LesterSmith 39397-00 DennyHaywood 377

Kenny caldwell (above) recorded 412 tack-les in his career at the citadel (1974-77) which stands as the third-most number of stops in school history.

total oFFenseYears Player Rushes Yards Passes Yards total89-92 JackDouglas 884 3,908 150 2,829 6,73704-07 DuranLawson 368 1,204 511 5,376 6,58095-98 StanleyMyers 606 2,055 289 3,208 5,26371-73 HarryLynch 404 1,265 208 3,205 4,47081-84 RobertHill 225 -176 377 4,468 4,29277-80 StumpMitchell 786 4,062 1 42 4,10483-86 KipAllen 110 -353 404 4,396 4,04390-93 EveretteSands 741 3,926 0 0 3,92676-78 MartyCrosby 210 -17 306 3,801 3,78467-69 TonyPassander 349 343 217 3,109 3,552

RushingYears Player attempts Yards77-80 StumpMitchell 786 4,06290-93 EveretteSands 741 3,92689-92 JackDouglas 884 3,90873-76 AndrewJohnson 591 2,79201-04 NehemiahBroughton 582 2,64399-01 MauriceMurphy 485 2,45070-72 JonHall 323 2,14095-98 AntonioSmith 422 2,12594-97 KenyattaSpruill 408 2,08895-98 StanleyMyers 606 2,055

PassingYears Player comp att Yards04-07 DuranLawson 511 828 5,37681-84 RobertHill 377 691 4,46883-86 KipAllen 404 794 4,39676-78 MartyCrosby 306 578 3,80195-98 StanleyMyers 289 546 3,20871-73 HarryLynch 208 469 3,20567-69 TonyPassander 217 463 3,10989-92 JackDouglas 150 341 2,8292002 JeffKlein 203 378 2,56178-81 TraceyShrader 144 279 2,023

ReceivingYears Player Receptions Yards82-85 VictorFrazier 133 2,07806-07 AndreRoberts 113 1,61700-03 ScooterJohnson 110 1,60378-81 ByronWalker 101 1,48673-76 DougJohnson 100 1,26403-06 RontrealTyler 96 79283-86 WarrenMcGrier 95 80999-02 MattHealy 88 93177-80 MarkSlawson 87 1,50974-77 MikeRiley 83 1,248

caReeR RecoRds

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100-YaRd Rushing daYsYds. .......... Player/game ..........................................Year286...............GeneBrownvs.VMI............................................ 1988241...............AndrewJohnsonvs.William&Mary............... 1974240...............AndrewJohnsonvs.Davidson........................... 1973224...............TravisJerveyvs.VMI............................................. 1994217...............TerranceRiversvs.Furman................................ 1994211...............EveretteSandsvs.Lees-McRae......................... 1993209...............MauriceMurphyvs.Chattanooga..................... 2001205...............BobCarsonvs.Chattanooga............................. 1971205...............BobDuncanvs.Richmond................................. 1969202...............AntonioSmithvs.Hofstra.................................. 1998200...............JackDouglasvs.EastTennesseeState.............. 1990200...............ToryCoopervs.WesternCarolina.................. 2006199...............EveretteSandsvs.AppalachianState............... 1992199...............BobDuncanvs.EastCarolina........................... 1970195...............TravisJerveyvs.Chattanooga............................ 1994192...............EveretteSandsvs.EastTennesseeState.......... 1992189...............ErnMillsvs.CharlestonSouthern.................... 2003188...............StumpMitchellvs.VMI........................................ 1979185...............AntonioSmithvs.AirForce............................... 1997183...............AndrewJohnsonvs.VMI..................................... 1974182...............DannyMillervs.AppalachianState................... 1981181...............NehemiahBroughtonvs.Chattanooga........... 2004181...............BenChavisvs.Maine........................................... 1969181...............JackDouglasvs.EastTennesseeState.............. 1989180...............StumpMitchellvs.WesternCarolina............... 1980179...............JoeBedenbaughvs.Chattanooga...................... 1970179...............StumpMitchellvs.Wofford................................ 1980176...............StumpMitchellvs.AppalachianState............... 1977176...............StanleyMyersvs.Newberry.............................. 1995175...............NehemiahBroughtonvs.Wyoming.................. 2002175...............NuruGoodrumvs.VMI...................................... 2005174...............JackDouglasvs.EastTennesseeState.............. 1992174...............AntonioSmithvs.EastTennesseeState.......... 1998174...............ToryCooperatVMI............................................ 2007173...............EveretteSandsvs.Army...................................... 1992173...............StumpMitchellvs.VMI........................................ 1980172...............AndrewJohnsonvs.Furman.............................. 1973170...............StumpMitchellvs.Newberry............................ 1980170...............StumpMitchellvs.Chattanoga.......................... 1975168...............StumpMitchellvs.Wofford................................ 1978161...............KenyattaSpruillvs.Marshall............................... 1996160...............JohnBurtonvs.WesternCarolina.................... 1994159...............NehemiahBroughtonvs.Furman..................... 2003159...............GeneBrownvs.Presbyterian............................ 1988158.............KenyattaSpruillvs.VMI....................................... 1996158...............JackDouglasvs.Chattanooga............................ 1992157...............DannyMillervs.Chattanoga.............................. 1981157...............StumpMitchellvs.VMI........................................ 1978156...............ScooterJohnsonvs.SouthCarolinaState...... 2000155...............DannyMillervsDavidson.................................. 1981155...............JackDouglasvs.Chattanoga.............................. 1991155...............JonHallvs.AppalachainState............................ 1972154.............JackDouglasvs.William&Mary....................... 1990153...............MauriceMurphyvs.WesternCarolina............ 2001152...............MauriceMurphyvs.SouthCarolinaState...... 2001152...............KantroyWalkervs.VMI....................................... 1993151...............TerranceRiversvs.EastTennesseeState........ 1994151...............JackDouglasvs.EastTennesseeState.............. 1991..151...............StumpMitchellvs.AppalachainState............... 1980150...............ToryCoopervs.VMI........................................... 2006150...............StumpMitchellvs.Chattanooga....................... 1977149...............StanleyMyersvs.EastTennesseeState............ 1996149...............StumpMitchellvs.Furman................................. 1980149...............AndrewJohnsonvs.Furman.............................. 1974149...............JimMcMillanvs.Davidson.................................. 1967148...............GeneDotsonvs.Davidson................................ 1974148...............StumpMitchellvs.WakeForrest...................... 1980148...............AdrianJohnsonvs.WesternCarolina............. 1988147...............NehemiahBroughtonvs.Elon........................... 2003147...............JohnBurtonvs.AppalachainState.................... 1994146...............AntonioSmithvs.Newberry............................. 1997146...............DeonJacksonvs.GeorgiaSouthern................ 1996146...............EveretteSandsvs.VMI......................................... 1993146...............StumpMitchellvs.SouthCarolina.................... 1980146...............StanfordGlenvs.Wofford.................................. 1982

145...............StanleyMyersvs.AppalachainState................. 1995144...............DerekGreenvs.Wofford................................... 1997144...............AndrewJohnsonvs.Richmond......................... 1974142...............JimMcMillanvs.Leigh.......................................... 1968141...............JonHallvs.Furman.............................................. 1971140...............ToryCoopervs.Furman.................................... 2007139...............AaronGreenvs.Richmond............................... 1996138...............DrewJohnsonvs.Furman................................. 1999137...............ErnMillsvs.VMI.................................................... 2003137...............PeterBistrainvsDavidson................................. 1975137...............TomFroomanvs.S.C.State................................ 1989136...............EveretteSandsvs.Chattanooga........................ 1992135...............MauriceMurphyvs.WesternCarolina............ 2000135...............StanleyMyersvs.Wofford.................................. 1995135...............EveretteSandsvs.Marshall................................ 1990135...............HarryLynchvs.Presbyterian............................. 1971134...............AdrianJohnsonvs.Duke.................................... 1988134.............EveretteSandsvs.AppalachianState............... 1990134...............JackDouglasvs.WesternCarolina................... 1991134...............MikeLewisvs.Marshall....................................... 1982133...............KenyattaSpruillvs.Chattanooga...................... 1997133...............BobDuncanvs.Furman...................................... 1969132...............BillyPainevs.Davidson...................................... 1972131...............AntonioSmithvs.AppalachianState................ 1997131...............AntonioSmithvs.VMI......................................... 1998131...............GeneDotsonvs.Furman................................... 1973130...............TomSanchezvs.William&Mary...................... 1969130...............BillyPainevs.VMI................................................. 1972129...............StanfordGlennvs.Marshall............................... 1982129...............ErickLittlevs.VMI................................................ 1990128...............NehemiahBroughtonvs.GeorgiaSouthern.. 2003128...............NateMahoneyvs.Delaware.............................. 2002127...............BillyPainevs.Chattanooga................................ 1972127...............BobCarsonvs.Chattanooga............................. 1972127...............JonHallvs.Bucknell............................................. 1971127...............JohnBurtonvs.Newberry................................. 1994126...............TomFroomanvs.EastTennesseeState........... 1987126...............JimMcMillanvs.Army.......................................... 1968126...............StumpMitchellvs.Marshall................................ 1979125...............NehemiahBroughtonvs.Benedict................... 2005125...............JonHallvs.IllinoisState...................................... 1971123...............MontrellLeevs.GeorgiaSouthern.................. 2004123...............StanfordGlennvs.GeorgiaTech....................... 1982123...............JonHallvs.Davidson........................................... 1971123...............AdrianJohnsonvs.BostonUniv........................ 1988121...............NehemiahBroughtonvs.WesternCarolina.. 2002121...............DannyMillervs.Vanderbilt................................. 1979121...............GeraldToneyvs.VMI........................................... 1982121...............GeneBrownvs.Navy.......................................... 1988120...............StumpMitchellvs.WesternCarolina............... 1978120...............AndrewJohnsonvs.Delaware.......................... 1976120...............BobCarsonvs.VMI.............................................. 1971120...............EveretteSandsvs.Furman................................. 1992119...............AndrewJohnsonvs.Presbyterian..................... 1974119...............BobCarsonvs.BostonUniv.............................. 1971119...............BobDuncanvs.Richmond................................. 1970118...............NuruGoodrumvs.GeorgiaSouthern............ 2005118...............LaurieKingvs.Presbyterian............................... 1982117...............StanleyMyersvs.WesternCarolina................. 1996117...............JackDouglasvs.WesternCarolina................... 1989117...............AndrewJohnsonvs.AppalachianState............ 1974117...............HaroldSingletonvs.Chattanooga.................... 1987117...............JackDouglasvs.Marshall.................................... 1991117...............EveretteSandsvs.Wofford................................ 1992117...............C.J.Haynesvs.Furman........................................ 1994116...............ToryCoopervs.Furman.................................... 2007116...............DeonJacksonvs.VMI.......................................... 1998116...............GeneBrownvs.WesternCarolina................... 1988116...............TimRussellvs.Marshall...................................... 1978116...............StumpMitchellvs.Delaware.............................. 1978116...............JonHallvs.Richmond.......................................... 1971116...............C.J.Haynesvs.AppalachianState..................... 1993115...............StanleyMyersvs.VMI.......................................... 1998115...............AntonioSmithvs.EastTennesseeState.......... 1997115...............LeroyJacksonvs.Furman................................... 1967115...............WarrenMcGriervs.Chattanooga.................... 1985

115...............CedricSimsvs.Presbyterian............................. 1991115...............JackDouglasvs.AppalachianState................... 1991113...............TomFroomanvs.Samford................................. 1989113...............AndrewJohnsonvs.Delaware.......................... 1974113...............BobDuncanvs.VMI............................................. 1969113...............EveretteSandsvs.William&Mary................... 1990113...............TravisJerveyvs.Wofford.................................... 1994113...............TravisJerveyvs.WesternCarolina................... 1994112...............DannyMillervs.Navy.......................................... 1981112...............TomFroomanvs.EastTennesseeState........... 1989112...............NateMahoneyvs.SouthCarolinaState......... 2001111...............NehemiahBroughtonvs.VMI............................ 2002111...............JoeBedenbaughvs.Davidson............................ 1968111...............EveretteSandsvs.William&Mary................... 1991111...............TerranceRiversvs.Wofford............................... 1994111...............TravisJerveyvs.EastTennesseeState.............. 1994110...............ToryCoopervs.WebberInternational........... 2007110...............AntonioSmithvs.Furman.................................. 1998110...............KenyattaSpruillvs.Richmond........................... 1996109...............NehemiahBroughtonvs.CharlestonSouthern.. 2002109...............NehemiahBroughtonvs.GeorgiaSouthern.. 2002109...............ToryCoopervs.Elon.......................................... 2006108...............DerekGreenvs.Chattanooga.......................... 1997108...............AdrianJohnsonvs.EastTennesseeState......... 1988108...............JonHallvs.Bucknell............................................. 1970108...............StumpMitchellvs.Vanderbilt............................. 1979108...............AdrianJohnsonvs.Navy..................................... 1988107...............DannyMillervs.Presbyterian............................ 1980107...............WilfordAlstonvs.Newberry............................ 1981107...............DannyMillervs.Wofford.................................... 1981107...............AndrewJohnsonvs.Davidson........................... 1974107...............AlvinPerkinsvs.Furman..................................... 1975107...............StumpMitchellvs.Presbyterian........................ 1980107...............EveretteSandsvs.WesternCarolina............... 1992107...............NateMahoneyvs.Chattanooga........................ 2001106...............AdrianJohnsonvs.Marshall............................... 1988106...............BobDuncanvs.Furman...................................... 1970106...............JayGoolsbyvs.Wofford...................................... 1967106...............WarrenMcGriervs.Chattanooga.................... 1985106...............JonHallvs.Presbyterian..................................... 1971106...............TerranceRiversvs.VMI....................................... 1992105...............JackDouglasvs.Samford.................................... 1989105...............JackDouglasvs.Presbyterian............................ 1991105...............StumpMitchellvs.Furman................................. 1979105...............EveretteSandsvs.SouthCarolina.................... 1990105...............CedricSimsvs.VMI.............................................. 1992104...............BobDuncanvs.Davidson................................... 1969104...............BobCarsonvs.WesternCarolina.................... 1972104...............WilfordAlstonvs.WesternCarolina............... 1981104...............JackDouglasvs.SouthCarolina........................ 1990104...............MauriceMurphyvs.SouthCarolinaState...... 2000103...............StanleyMyersvs.Hofstra................................... 1998103...............JimMcMillanvs.ArkansasState......................... 1967103...............TravisJervyvs.Army............................................ 1994102...............JimMcMillanvs.Davidson.................................. 1966102...............BobCarsonvs.Furman...................................... 1972102...............EveretteSandsvs.Chattanoga.......................... 1993101...............VernonJonesvs.GeorgiaSouthern................. 1988101...............RaymondMayckvs.VMI...................................... 1988101...............TomFroomanvs.Chattanooga......................... 1987101...............TomFroomanvs.Wofford................................. 1987101...............BobDuncanvs.ArkansasState......................... 1970101...............BenChavisvs.VMI............................................... 1970101...............AndrewJohnsonvs.Presbyterian..................... 1973101...............LonnieGibsonvs.VMI........................................ 1973101...............StumpMitchellvs.AppalachainState............... 1978101..........ErickLittlevs.Lees-McCrae.............................. 1993100...............LonnieFordvs.Davidson................................... 1976100...............AndrewJohnsonvs.Richmond......................... 1976100...............JonHallvs.Furman.............................................. 1972100............GeneDotsonvs.Chattanoga............................ 1973100...............C.J.Haynesvs.EastTennesseeState................ 1993100...............NehemiahBroughtonvs.AppalachianState... 2002



200-YaRd Passing daYsYds. .......... Player/game ...........................................Year428...............KipAllenvs.Wofford........................................... 1985386...............DuranLawsonvs.Furman.................................. 2007370 .......... Bart Blanchard vs. elon ..........................2007362...............TimRussellvs.Furman....................................... 1979345...............RobertHillvs.AppalachianState...................... 1983335...............JeffKleinvs.Wyoming......................................... 2002335...............JeffKleinvs.WesternCarolina.......................... 2002328...............RobertHillvs.Marshall....................................... 1984327...............RobertHillvs.Furman........................................ 1984324...............DuranLawsonvs.Chattanooga........................ 2006323...............WillieSimmonsvs.WesternCarolina............. 2003301...............KipAllenvs.VMI................................................... 1986294...............JeffKleinvs.Chattanooga................................... 2002294...............KipAllenvs.AppalachianState.......................... 1985289...............HarryLynchvs.Colgate..................................... 1972287...............KipAllenvs.Chattanooga.................................. 1985286...............TraceyShradervs.Chattanooga....................... 1981276...............MartyCrosbyvs.Furman................................... 1978

275...............RobertHillvs.WesternCarolina..................... 1984267...............KipAllenvs.Presbyterian................................... 1985259...............TraceyShradervs.Furman................................. 1980259...............RobertHillvs.WesternCarolina..................... 1983258...............RobertHillvs.Marshall....................................... 1983254...............DuranLawsonvs.Wisconsin............................. 2007251...............JeffKleinvs.CharlestonSouthern.................... 2002247...............HarryLynchvs.IllinoisState............................. 1971246...............JeffKleinvs.AppalachianState.......................... 2002246...............DuranLawsonvs.Furman.................................. 2006243...............HarryLynchvs.William&Mary....................... 1972241...............KipAllenvs.EastTennesseeState.................... 1985239...............MartyCrosbyvs.Wofford.................................. 1977237...............TonyPassandervs.Lehigh.................................. 1969235...............TonyPassandervs.EastCarolina...................... 1969232...............KipAllenvs.SouthCarolina.............................. 1985224...............DuranLawsonvs.CharlestonSouthern......... 2007224...............MartyCrosbyvs.Wofford.................................. 1978223...............DuranLawsonvs.Elon........................................ 2006

222...............DuranLawsonvs.Wofford................................. 2007221 .......... Bart Blanchard at vMi ...........................2007221...............DuranLawsonatChattanooga......................... 2007220...............DuranLawsonvs.WebberInternational......... 2007219...............JeffKleinvs.Delaware......................................... 2002218...............JeffKleinvs.GeorgiaSouthern......................... 2002218...............MartyCrosbyvs.Clemson................................ 1976218...............TonyPassandervs.Maine................................... 1969216...............TonyPassandervs.Davidson............................. 1969214...............RobertHillvs.EastTennesseeState................ 1984213...............DuranLawsonvs.Wofford................................. 2006211...............HarryLynchvs.Furman...................................... 1971206...............HarryLynchvs.EastCarolina........................... 1972205...............DuranLawsonvs.CharlestonSouthern......... 2006203...............RobertHillvs.Davidson..................................... 1983202...............LeeGlazevs.Furman.......................................... 1983201...............ChrisEckertvs.SouthCarolinaState............. 1999201...............TommyBurrissvs.GeorgiaTech....................... 1988201...............DuranLawsonvs.GeorgiaSouthern............... 2006

100-YaRd Receiving daYsYds. .......... Player/game ...........................................Year201...............MarkSlawsonvs.Furman................................... 1979180 .......... andre Roberts vs. elon ..........................2007170...............MikeRileyvs.Wofford......................................... 1977151...............VictorFraziervs.Davidson................................ 1984148...............LeeGlazevs.WesternCarolina........................ 1983141...............ScooterJohnsonvs.Delaware.......................... 2003136...............ScooterJohnsonvs.WesternCarolina............ 2002134...............ByronWalkervs.Chattanooga.......................... 1981133...............VictorFraziervs.WesternCarolina................. 1984133 .......... andre Roberts vs. Furman ....................2006129...............JohnMurphyvs.Davidson.................................. 1983128 .......... andre Roberts at vMi ............................2007128...............ScooterJohnsonvs.Chattanooga.................... 2002124...............ScooterJohnsonvs.Wyoming........................... 2002124...............LeeGlazevs.Wofford......................................... 1985123 .......... andre Roberts vs. Wofford ....................2007123 .......... andre Roberts vs. elon ..........................2006122 .......... andre Roberts vs. Furman ....................2007119...............CliffWaltersvs.AppalachianState.................... 1983119...............LeeGlazevs.AppalachianState........................ 1985

Yds. .......... Player/game ...........................................Year118...............VictorFraziervs.SouthCarolina..................... 1985118...............PhillipFlorencevs.Wofford............................... 1989116...............ScooterJohnsonvs.Delaware.......................... 2002115...............BillWestvs.Presbyterian.................................... 1983115...............VictorFraziervs.Chattanooga......................... 1985114 .......... andre Roberts at Western carolina ....2007111...............FredJohnsonvs.Furman.................................... 1984110.............FredJohnsonvs.EastTennesseeState............. 1984108 .......... andre Roberts vs. charleston southern .2007107...............MikeRileyvs.WesternCarolina....................... 1977107...............VictorFraziervs.Davidson................................ 1983105...............MikeRileyvs.Delaware...................................... 1977105...............PhillipFlorencevs.EastTennesseeState......... 1988102...............ByronWalkervs.Furman................................... 1981100...............MikeRileyvs.EastCarolina............................... 1977*Thisstatisticalcategoryonlydatesbackto1977.

Mark slawson holds the school record for most receiving yards in a game with 201 vs. Furman in 1979.

gene Brown (left) holds the school record for the most rushing yards in a game (286 vs. vMi in 1988) while Kip allen (above) threw for a school record 428 yards against Wofford in 1985.

History and Records

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annual leadeRstotal oFFense Year Player Rush Pass total1953 DubyRierson 409 345 7541954 DickMiles 192 289 4811955 BudgieBroome 424 0 4241956 DaveBochniowich 424 0 4241957 BobSchwarze 98 920 1,0181958 JerryNettles 47 434 4811959 JerryNettles 42 402 4441960 JerryNettles 104 755 8591961 BillWhaley 50 980 1,0301962 SidMitchell 43 967 1,0101963 WadeSt.John 22 757 7791964 JohnBreedlove -57 790 7331965 BillOgburn 105 552 6571966 BillOgburn 241 713 9541967 JayGoolsby 371 451 8221968 TonyPassander 76 1,083 1,1591969 TonyPassander 177 1,542 1,7191970 BobDuncan 881 105 9861971 HarryLynch 585 1,507 2,0921972 HarryLunch 519 1,135 1,6541973 GeneDotson 300 479 7791974 AndrewJohnson 1,373 35 1,4081975 RodLanning -37 765 7281976 MartyCrosby 17 1,279 1,2961977 MartyCrosby -57 1,332 1,2751978 MartyCrosby 23 1,190 1,2131979 TimRussell 525 1,105 1,6301980 StumpMitchell 1,647 42 1,6891981 DannyMiller 1,138 0 1,1381982 GeraldToney 387 739 1,1261983 RobertHill -157 1,932 1,7751984 RobertHill -83 2,257 2,1741985 KipAllen -201 2,478 2,2771986 KipAllen -120 1,624 1,5041987 TommyBurriss 651 1,211 1,8621988 GeneBrown 1,058 517 1,5751989 JackDouglas 760 400 1,1601990 JackDouglas 902 797 1,6991991 JackDouglas 1,152 795 1,9471992 JackDouglas 1,094 837 1,9311993 C.J.Haynes 490 512 1,0021994 TravisJervey 1,171 0 1,1711995 StanleyMyers 859 543 1,4021996 StanleyMyers 538 535 1,0731997 StanleyMyers 198 919 1,1171998 StanleyMyers 460 1,211 1,6711999 MauriceMurphy 547 0 5472000 MauiriceMurphy 854 0 8542001 MauriceMurphy 949 0 9492002 Jeff Klein 5 2,561 2,5662003 WillieSimmons 218 1,864 2,0822004 DuranLawson 278 937 1,2152005 NuruGoodrum 800 0 8002006 DuranLawson 298 2,138 2,4362007 DuranLawson 537 1,879 2,416

Rushing Year Player att Yds avg1953 DubyRierson 104 409 3.91954 RayAllen 52 272 5.21955 BudgieBroome 61 424 7.01956 DaveBochniowich 113 424 3.81957 BarryThomas 76 435 6.51958 JoeChefalo 79 383 4.91959 BillyHughes 104 383 3.61960 EarleyEastburn 93 500 5.41961 EarleyEastburn 83 307 3.7

1962 NickDiLoreto 55 276 5.01963 NickDiLoreto 91 502 5.51964 MikeLane 136 512 3.81965 PaulFarren 132 389 3.01966 JayGoolsby 87 368 4.21967 JimMcMillan 127 545 4.21968 JimMcMillan 135 523 3.81969 BobDuncan 136 936 6.11970 BobDuncan 139 881 6.31971 JonHall 169 1,230 7.41972 BobCarson 118 708 6.01973 AndrewJohnson 90 537 6.01974 AndrewJohnson 248 1,373 5.51975 PeterBistrian 100 430 4.31976 AndrewJohnson 221 747 3.41977 StumpMitchell 112 518 4.61978 StumpMitchell 188 972 5.21979 StumpMitchell 165 925 5.71980 stump Mitchell 291 1,647 5.71981 DannyMiller 191 1,138 6.01982 StanfordGlenn 109 529 4.91983 CliffWalters 81 236 2.91984 MikeLewis 115 429 3.71985 WarrenMcGrier 121 547 4.51986 WarrenMcGrier 133 461 3.51987 TommyBurriss 172 651 3.81988 AdrianJohnson 250 1,134 4.51989 JackDouglas 177 760 4.31990 JackDouglas 223 902 4.01991 JackDouglas 266 1,152 4.31992 EveretteSands 245 1,449 5.91993 EveretteSands 187 877 4.71994 TravisJervey 152 1,171 7.71995 StanleyMyers 195 859 4.41996 KenyattaSpruill 171 924 5.41997 AntonioSmith 122 714 5.91998 AntonioSmith 230 1,080 4.71999 MauriceMurphy 123 547 4.42000 MauriceMurphy 162 854 5.32001 MauriceMurphy 200 949 4.72002 NehemiahBroughton 224 1,038 4.62003 NehemiahBroughton 165 778 4.72004 NehemaihBroughton 180 793 4.42005 NuruGoodrum 177 800 4.52006 TroyCooper 160 850 5.02007 ToryCooper 240 1,047 4.3

Passing Year Player comp att Yds1953 BubbaWilliams 30 67 3631954 DickMiles 28 74 2891955 BobSchwarze 28 73 3581956 JackGriffin 13 27 209 BobSchwarze 13 31 1421957 BobSchwarze 52 100 9201958 JerryNettles 24 61 4021959 JerryNettles 48 97 7431960 JerryNettles 50 106 7551961 BillWhaley 79 185 1,0831962 SidMitchell 53 131 9671963 WadeSt.John 75 137 7571964 JohnBreedlove 79 149 7901965 BillOgburn 42 102 5521966 BillOgburn 53 130 7131967 TonyPassander 29 61 484 JimFriedl 29 73 4231968 TonyPassander 79 185 1,0831969 TonyPassander 109 217 1,5421970 JohnRosa 32 93 606

1971 HarryLynch 81 177 1,5071972 HarryLynch 81 182 1,1351973 HarryLynch 46 110 5631974 GeneDotson 47 122 6481975 RodLanning 51 104 7651976 MartyCrosby 110 202 1,2791977 MartyCrosby 117 237 1,3321978 MartyCrosby 79 139 1,1901979 TimRussell 63 155 1,1051980 TraceyShrader 74 144 1,0601981 TraceyShrader 56 102 8071982 GeraldToney 61 140 7391983 RobertHill 174 314 1,9321984 RobertHill 176 317 2,2571985 KipAllen 231 417 2,4781986 KipAllen 151 325 1,6241987 TommyBurriss 89 172 1,2111988 GeneBrown 28 70 5171989 JackDouglas 21 57 4001990 JackDouglas 48 104 7971991 JackDouglas 41 97 7951992 JackDouglas 40 83 8371993 C.J.Haynes 34 70 5121994 JohnBurton 26 53 4231995 StanleyMyers 42 96 5431996 StanleyMyers 50 88 5351997 StanleyMyers 85 182 9191998 StanleyMyers 112 180 1,2111999 ChrisEckert 39 82 4052000 JoeCall 63 122 5562001 MazzieDrummond 68 137 7322002 Jeff Klein 203 378 2,5612003 WillieSimmons 153 300 1,8642004 DuranLawson 94 170 9372005 DuranLawson 55 94 4342006 DuranLawson 203 325 2,1382007 DuranLawson 158 238 1,879

Receiving Year Player no. Yds avg1953 JimTyson 23 303 13.21954 JimTyson 12 156 13.01955 JimTyson 16 240 15.01956 BobSaunders 10 112 11.21957 PaulMaguire 20 428 21.41958 PaulMaguire 16 336 21.01959 PaulMaguire 32 549 17.21960 BillGilgo 17 250 14.71961 CharlieBrendle 20 303 15.21962 CharlieBrendle 23 451 19.6 VincePetno 23 313 13.61963 VincePetno 38 451 11.91964 DickBills 26 385 17.51965 TomMoore 12 167 13.91966 TomMoore 26 343 13.21967 GeneHightower 22 356 16.21968 JohnGriest 23 246 10.71969 BillyWatson 29 491 16.91970 ChampReiley 20 360 18.01971 Brian Baima 63 1,230 19.51972 RickCrosby 32 446 13.91973 TommyErvin 13 130 10.01974 DougJohnson 38 440 11.61975 DougJohnson 29 356 12.31976 DougJohnson 30 417 13.91977 MikeRiley 56 724 12.91978 OrionRust 32 397 12.41979 MarkSlawson 22 448 20.41980 MarkSlawson 28 501 17.9



annual leadeRs1981 ByronWalker 35 564 16.11982 VictorFrazier 25 408 16.31983 BillWest 42 423 10.11984 VictorFrazier 53 909 17.21985 WarrenMcGrier 47 354 7.51986 DayleRust 33 368 11.21986 WarrenMcGrier 33 319 9.71987 JohnStephens 35 600 17.11988 PhillipFlorence 14 322 23.01989 PhillipFlorence 15 394 26.31990 CornellCaldwell 21 410 19.51991 WillieJones 16 374 23.41992 CornellCaldwell 24 538 22.41993 DamondBoatwright 21 369 17.61994 ChaunceyChappelle 11 171 15.51995 DerekGreen 11 123 11.21996 DerekGreen 22 289 13.11997 DerekGreen 29 288 9.91998 NobertAkas 21 252 12.0 DendrickGamble 21 277 13.21999 DendrickGamble 22 306 27.82000 MattHealy 31 331 10.72001 MattHealy 20 206 10.32002 ScooterJohnson 69 950 13.82003 ScooterJohnson 35 549 15.72004 RontrealTyler 25 235 9.42005 Ta’MarJernigan 40 359 9.02006 AndreRoberts 35 557 15.92007 AndreRoberts 78 1,060 13.6

scoRing Year Player td Pat Fg tP1953 JimTyson 5 0 0 301954 DickMiles 5 0 0 301955 BudgieBroome 4 0 0 241956 Threetiedwith241957 JoeChefalo 5 0 0 301958 BobDaugherty 5 0 0 301959 PaulMaguire 10 0 0 601960 EarleyEastburn 6 1 0 381961 CharlieBrendle 4 0 0 241962 SidMitchell 4 10 1 371963 NickDeLoreta 4 1 0 261964 PatGreen 0 14 6 321965 BillOgburn 3 1 0 201966 BillOgburn 3 1 0 201967 JimMcMillan 6 0 0 361968 JimMcMillan 6 0 0 361969 TonyPassander 9 1 0 561970 BobDuncan 10 0 0 601971 BrianBaima 13 0 0 781972 HarryLynch 8 0 0 481973 AndrewJohnson 6 0 0 361974 GeneDotson 8 0 0 48 AndrewJohnson 8 0 0 481975 Threetiedwith181976 PaulTanguay 0 18 11 511977 PaulTanguay 0 10 9 371978 StumpMitchell 6 0 0 361979 StumpMitchell 7 0 0 421980 StumpMitchell 14 1 0 861981 DannyMiller 12 0 0 721982 GeraldToney 6 0 0 361983 GregDavis 0 16 7 371984 GregDavis 0 25 13 641985 GregDavis 0 23 7 441986 GregDavis 0 12 8 361987 TimCook 0 21 11 541988 GeneBrown 15 0 0 90

1989 JackDouglas 9 1 0 561990 JackDouglas 13 0 0 781991 JackDouglas 13 0 0 781992 JackDouglas 15 0 0 901993 EveretteSands 9 0 0 541994 TerranceRivers 16 0 0 961995 StanleyMyers 8 1 0 501996 JustinSkinner 0 22 14 641997 JustinSkinner 0 18 5 331998 StanleyMyers 9 1 0 561999 NickHaas 0 11 7 322000 BriceStefanick 0 18 6 362001 MauriceMurphy 8 1 0 502002 TravisZobel 0 31 14 732003 NehemiahBroughton 10 0 0 602004 BlakeVandiver 0 18 8 422005 NuruGoodrum 7 0 0 422006 ToryCooper 10 0 0 602007 tory cooper 21 0 0 126

Punting Year Player no. Yds avg1953 PaulChapman 61 2,518 41.31954 RayAllen 33 1,030 31.21955 BobSchwarze 34 1,115 32.21956 PaulMaguire 24 923 38.51957 BobSchwarze 31 1,024 33.01958 PaulMaguire 22 752 38.71959 PaulMaguire 32 1,371 42.81960 ClydeMarsh 50 1,787 35.11961 ClydeMarsh 46 1,864 40.51962 ClydeMarsh 58 2,061 35.51963 KroghieAndresen 38 1,582 41.61964 KroghieAndresen 57 2,148 37.71965 KroghieAndresen 67 2,654 39.01966 DonEykyn 60 1,983 33.11967 DonEykyn 58 2,166 37.31968 DonEykyn 68 2,596 38.21969 CharlieIngram 40 1,400 35.01970 CharlieIngram 64 2,296 35.91971 JimHughes 48 1,726 36.01972 JimHughes 63 2,527 40.11973 GeneDotson 67 2,465 36.81974 GeneDotson 39 1,433 36.71975 KennyCaldwell 47 1,939 41.3 GeneDotson 25 1,032 41.31976 KennyCaldwell 63 2,638 41.91977 KennyCaldwell 65 2,627 40.41978 KennyCaldwell 60 2,366 39.41979 BillYoung 44 1,564 35.51980 MikeKnox 47 1,691 36.01981 TimSexton 45 1,642 36.51982 TimSexton 79 2,785 35.31983 GregDavis 57 2,305 40.41984 GregDavis 68 2,758 40.61985 greg davis 77 3,290 42.71986 GregDavis 61 2,723 44.61987 HankBurriss 42 1,564 37.21988 HankBurriss 50 1,869 37.41989 HankBurriss 45 1,664 37.01990 EricWillingham 63 2,601 41.31991 EricWillingham 41 1,634 39.91992 EricWillingham 40 1,500 37.51993 BradPurcell 38 1,436 37.81994 MikeSelman 32 1,033 32.31995 MikeSelman 49 1,655 33.81996 MikeSelman 44 1,710 38.91997 TommyWood 63 2,321 36.81998 StanMcGill 57 2,209 38.8

1999 StanMcGill 55 2,252 40.92000 TravisZobel 64 2,336 36.52001 TravisZobel56 2,225 39.72002 TravisZobel 48 2050 42.72003 TravisZobel 69 2,776 40.22004 MikeAdams 71 2,625 37.02005 MarkKaspar 80 2,999 37.52006 MarkKaspar 53 2,083 39.32007 MarkKaspar 44 1,799 40.9

Punt RetuRns Year Player no. Yds avg1953 BufortBlanton 6 54 9.01954 DickMiles 5 57 11.41955 BudgieBroome 7 123 17.61956 AngeloCoia 8 116 14.51957 JoeChefalo 9 79 8.81958 LeeRhame 9 95 10.61959 BillyHughes 7 63 9.01960 EarleyEastburn 12 113 9.41961 BobCrouch 12 155 12.91962 ConverseChellis 7 54 7.71963 ConverseChellis 8 22 2.81964 FrancisGrant 14 168 12.01965 FrancisGrant 20 162 8.11966 JoeIsaac 24 213 8.91967 JoeIsaac 34 306 9.01968 BillyWatson 26 85 7.71969 BillyWatson 31 397 15.31970 JeffVarnadoe 33 406 13.11971 Jeff varnadoe 33 455 13.81972 CarlStartsman 10 135 13.51973 RalphFerguson 7 60 8.51974 RalphFerguson 16 125 7.81975 MikeRiley 15 144 9.61976 RalphFerguson 25 202 8.11977 MarkSlawson 39 383 9.81978 MarkSlawson 22 175 8.01979 MarkSlawson 13 49 3.81980 MarkSlawson 27 176 6.51981 ByronWalker 29 214 7.41982 AlbertPressley 29 212 7.31983 GlennNelson 21 130 6.21984 JohnStephens 18 108 6.01985 JohnStephens 23 138 6.01986 JohnStephens 13 56 4.31987 JohnStephens 11 62 5.61988 LesterSmith 21 105 5.01989 TonySkole 13 64 4.91990 DanJohnson 15 119 7.91991 DetricCummings 10 110 11.01992 LesterSmith 10 154 15.41993 DanJohnson 16 97 6.11994 GarrickHaltiwanger 12 105 8.81995 GarrickHaltiwanger 10 104 10.41996 CoreyHarris 14 178 12.71997 CarlosFrank 28 347 12.41998 CarlosFrank 14 70 5.01999 CarlosFrank 14 183 13.12000 JayIngram 14 82 5.42001 JermaineAnderson 9 127 14.12002 JermaineAnderson 18 147 13.12003 JermaineAnderson 14 87 6.22004 GaryDomanski 13 134 10.32005 GaryDomanski 18 102 5.72006 AndreRoberts 18 193 10.72007 AndreRoberts 27 289 10.7

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annual leadeRsKicKoFF RetuRns Year Player no. Yds avg1953 BufortBlanton 12 234 19.51954 DickMiles 9 180 20.01955 BudgieBroome 7 177 25.31956 AngeloCoia 8 216 27.01957 BarryThomas 46 141 23.51958 BobDaughterty 7 118 16.91959 BobCrouch 8 164 20.51960 EarleyEastburn 11 260 23.61961 EarleyEastburn 9 239 26.61962 EddieTaylor 18 377 20.91963 ConverseChellis 13 275 21.21964 VanceCaesar 9 216 24.01965 VanceCaesar 8 156 19.51966 JimMcMillan 21 435 20.71967 MarkCassidy 13 214 16.51968 SteveBrackett 20 397 19.91969 BobDuncan 14 288 20.61970 ChampReiley 15 301 20.11971 JeffVarnadoe 19 416 21.91972 BobCarson 12 238 19.81973 RalphFerguson 10 224 22.41974 StanYarborough 25 484 19.41975 StanYarborough 11 184 16.71976 AlvinPerkins 16 313 19.61977 MarkSlawson 11 202 18.41978 AlvinPerkins 19 386 20.31979 DannyMiller 15 383 25.51980 EricManson 20 450 22.51981 EricManson 12 252 21.01982 AlbertPressley 11 197 17.91983 GlennNelson 18 372 20.71984 MikeLewis 24 468 19.51985 J.D.Cauthen 12 202 16.81986 J.D.Cauthen 25 473 18.91987 PhillipFlorence 21 430 20.51988 LesterSmith 9 198 22.01989 DerekMoore 19 428 22.51990 CedricSims 16 320 22.01991 TorrenceForney 16 443 27.71992 TorrenceForney 14 317 22.61993 DetricCummings 19 428 22.51994 KennyFillmore 13 310 23.91995 GarrickHaltiwanger 14 370 26.41996 carlos Frank 31 770 24.81997 CarlosFrank 19 466 24.51998 CarlosFrank 26 651 25.01999 CarlosFrank 32 648 20.22000 JayIngram 24 513 21.42001 KenyonDoyle 17 389 22.92002 BudPough 18 487 27.12003 BudPough 26 599 23.02004 ErnMills 22 489 22.22005 MelvinDavis 16 309 19.32006 ToryCooper 16 305 19.12007 ToryCooper 25 516 20.6

inteRcePtions Year Player no. Yds avg1953 RayAllen 3 19 6.31954 FernieWalker 1 76 76.0 CharlieHill 1 29 29.0 BobMcDowell 1 3 3.0 RayAllen 1 0 0.01955 BudgieBroome 3 86 28.7 BobSchwarze 3 39 13.01956 BobSchwarze 4 78 17.01957 BarryThomas 3 42 14.0

1958 JoeChefalo 2 — — BobDaugherty 2 — —1959 BillyHughes 3 132 44.0 BillJohnson 3 58 19.31960 BobCrouch 4 26 6.51961 BuckySharpe 3 53 17.71962 JoeCannarella 6 49 8.21963 JohnBreedlove 3 26 8.7 JoeCannarella 3 20 6.71964 FrancisGrant 2 76 38.01965 FrancisGrant 4 108 27.01966 CalMcCombs 3 20 6.71967 RickClifford 4 37 9.31968 BillyWatson 3 86 28.71969 JimmyKing 6 79 13.21970 Jeff varnadoe 9 251 27.91971 JeffVarnadoe 4 52 13.01972 RustyHolt 6 52 4.71973 BrianRuff 3 54 18.0 CarlStartsman 3 5 1.71974 BillyLong 6 86 14.31975 RalphFerguson 4 24 6.01976 RalphFerguson 5 112 22.41977 KevinWhite 7 102 14.61978 JoeHarvey 4 84 21.01979 BruceAlexander 5 13 2.61980 ChrisCarter 6 68 11.31981 BruceAlexander 5 48 9.61982 GlennNelson 4 54 13.51983 RichSniscak 3 39 13.0 CedricLash 3 30 10.01984 DaveLambert 3 20 6.71985 Fourtiedwith31986 VernonJones 3 37 12.31987 J.D.Cauthen 8 79 9.91988 J.D.Cauthen 6 51 8.51989 ShannonWalker 4 39 9.8 TonySkole 4 4 1.01990 LesterSmith 3 21 7.0 TorrenceForney 3 17 5.71991 ShannonWalker 5 33 6.61992 TorrenceForney 7 71 10.11993 CoreyGay 3 35 11.71994 ReggieMoore 5 59 11.81995 Fivetiedwithone1996 LorenzoJackson 1 58 58.0 DeedrickReese 1 0 0.01997 MarcusJohnson 2 9 4.51998 MarcusJohnson 6 33 5.51999 KevinHoward 2 4 2.02000 JayIngram 2 2 1.02001 KevinHoward 5 0 -0.62002 Threetiedwithtwo2003 AnthonyRoberts 4 70 17.52004 Threetiedwithone2005 AveryDingle 3 56 18.72006 JoshuaLawson 2 21 10.52007 AndrewRowell 3 21 1.0 RyanJones 3 18 1.0

tacKles Year Player no.1972 JeffMartin 1051973 BrianRuff 1361974 Brian Ruff 2241975 BrianRuff 1821976 BrianRuff 2131977 PaulGillis 1651978 KeithAllen 159

1979 SedrickBrown 116 PaulGillis 1161980 MikeAshline 1591981 KellyCurry 1521982 MikeVarner 1251983 FlintMatthews 1121984 RichardBrock 1371985 JoelThompson 1021986 ScottThompson 1831987 MattLarkin 1391988 PeteLong 1691989 J.J.Davis 1311990 J.J.Davis 1341991 LesterSmith 1321992 LesterSmith 1281993 TraceyGamble 971994 MicahYoung 1191995 ScottBelcher 1811996 ScottBelcher 1291997 LorenzoJackson 1241998 DennyHaywood 1061999 DennyHaywood 1372000 TravisStephens 1442001 TravisStephens 1002002 T.J.Rose 962003 JamesGreene 842004 BrandonHawkins 682005 PorterJohnson 862006 JoshuaLawson 952007 AndrewRowell 102

sacKs Year Player no.1983 GeorgeMilton 101984 GeorgeMilton 71985 LanceThompson 61986 LanceThompson 71987 LanceThompson 61988 RobBrodsky 71989 BillMelby 2.5 DavidRussiniko 2.51990 BillMelby 7.51991 LanceCook 41992 MikeWideman 4.5 GarrettSizer 4.51993 LayneDellinger 4.51994 MicahYoung 51995 BradKeeney 81996 LorenzoJackson 31997 LanceGray 51998 LanceGray 5 MarioRichardson 51999 BrainSmith 22000 TravisStephens 82001 TravisStephens 82002 cliff Washburn 122003 MichaelBallentine 62004 MichaelBallentine 6 TrevarBroughton 62005 PorterJohnson 72006 JamesWilson 3 AndrewRowell 32007 TrevarBroughton 5.5



YeaR-BY-YeaR statisticsoFFense First Rushing Passing total Year downs Yards Passes Yards offense Points1953 — 1,287 48-116 598 1,885 771954 — 1,049 42-129 458 1,507 941955 — 1,651 46-122 571 2,222 1011956 110 1,770 39-105 517 2,287 1361957 138 1,615 64-131 1,074 2,689 1111958 121 1,534 58-159 890 2,424 1301959 137 1,522 71-142 1,179 2,701 2071960 158 1,886 70-155 1,019 2,905 1811961 147 1,137 94-220 1,354 2,491 1331962 123 1,104 89-214 1,317 2,421 1431963 149 1,438 107-193 1,061 2,499 1461964 138 1,370 94-184 941 2,310 1281965 122 1,044 66-191 798 1,842 771966 156 1,682 70-172 916 2,598 1201967 150 1,439 87-201 1,374 2,813 1551968 154 1,404 82-199 1,214 2,618 1771969 203 2,149 115-247 1,623 3,772 2621970 167 2,297 62-163 1,178 3,475 2591971 234 2,942 113-240 2,088 5,030 3661972 191 2,461 91-216 1,267 3,728 1921973 156 1,817 81-202 1,042 2,859 1371974 190 2,650 80-180 1,166 3,816 2161975 167 1,765 83-184 1,178 2,943 1441976 152 1,465 125-233 1,462 2,927 1711977 145 1,404 129-262 1,470 2,874 1331978 182 2,119 119-220 1,826 3,945 2011979 197 2,604 69-180 1,178 3,782 2531980 230 3,066 77-159 1,117 4,183 2691981 207 2,801 87-166 1,252 4,053 2521982 146 1,933 88-200 1,009 2,942 1501983 178 519 217-407 2,530 3,049 1821984 181 898 200-372 2,641 3,539 2401985 208 896 233-424 2,518 3,414 1901986 164 1,058 173-370 1,905 2,963 1551987 219 2,742 94-178 1,253 3,995 2281988 215 3,436 59-129 917 4,353 3181989 203 2,921 42-97 773 3,694 2451990 199 3,085 53-118 863 3,948 2661991 208 3,081 44-100 815 3,896 2381992 266 4,348 51-98 975 5,323 3531993 212 3,074 36-87 563 3,637 2461994 236 4,202 39-88 603 4,805 3881995 165 2,651 42-97 543 3,194 1651996 193 2,775 82-148 975 3,750 2061997 172 2,226 86-184 931 3,082 1651998 223 2,180 115-183 1,257 3,437 2231999 152 1,566 85-179 858 2,424 1472000 159 1,914 95-191 939 2,853 1442001 155 1,888 73-146 813 2,701 1722002 237 1,829 208-391 2,638 4,467 3052003 204 1,998 158-310 1,961 3,959 3112004 151 1,649 111-215 1,094 2,743 1622005 152 1,316 161-290 1,377 2,693 1942006 211 1,732 207-330 2,163 3,895 2642007 265 2,110 216-329 2,703 4,813 434

deFense First Rushing Passing total Year downs Yards Passes Yards offense Points1953 — 1,565 71-167 1,053 2,618 2641954 — 2,608 39-86 742 3,350 2561955 — 2,059 44-118 749 2,808 1551956 128 1,951 59-122 805 2,756 1491957 154 1,909 71-129 995 2,904 1351958 128 1,703 53-125 877 2,580 1961959 152 1,640 80-163 1,009 2,649 1421960 156 2,036 58-147 604 2,636 931961 166 2,209 72-166 838 3,047 1551962 189 2,601 78-157 1,120 3,721 2641963 156 1,913 64-152 929 2,842 1941964 121 1,839 59-162 755 2,251 1221965 148 1,628 66-127 800 2,428 1581966 145 1,773 97-191 1,226 2,808 1781967 172 1,430 136-267 1,448 2,878 1441968 176 1,255 140-255 1,634 2,888 2001969 170 1,186 138-304 1,689 2,875 1941970 209 2,237 108-279 1,280 3,517 2411971 201 1,878 130-266 1,756 3,634 2671972 205 2,391 101-210 1,312 3,703 1831973 206 2,566 90-178 1,472 4,058 2501974 206 2,629 84-165 1,168 3,797 2481975 170 1,958 87-186 1,070 3,028 971976 199 2,317 89-205 1,154 3,471 1761977 191 2,132 103-236 1,478 3,610 1621978 232 2,739 118-244 1,693 4,432 2461979 253 3,094 96-181 1,438 4,532 2771980 196 1,951 123-263 1,666 3,617 1781981 172 1,112 159-312 1,750 2,862 1511982 205 2,225 139-275 1,918 4,143 2301983 258 2,587 153-292 2,018 4,605 3361984 209 1,826 153-266 2,062 3,888 2521985 186 2,115 116-270 1,545 3,660 2361986 203 2,676 106-202 1,768 4,443 3231987 190 2,011 128-253 2,005 4,016 2801988 226 2,149 177-329 2,675 4,807 2861989 197 2,236 120-219 1,713 3,949 2581990 221 2,279 160-280 2,192 4,471 2231991 187 1,961 131-236 1,662 3,623 1831992 229 2,533 135-271 1,667 4,200 1851993 163 1,898 109-192 1,624 3,522 2551994 226 2,412 157-276 2,068 4,480 3431995 219 2,313 140-246 1,577 3,890 2611996 210 2,545 134-190 1,460 4,005 2751997 183 2,019 116-244 1,394 3,413 2241998 296 2,289 147-255 2,047 4,336 2961999 209 2,343 137-216 1,857 4,200 3492000 216 1,973 180-305 2,389 4,362 3352001 177 1,829 117-255 1,534 3,363 1832002 242 2,457 165-276 2,362 4,819 3382003 211 2,256 147-264 1,994 4,250 3112004 193 2,037 145-235 1,904 3,941 2502005 210 1,706 182-313 2,269 3,975 3162006 184 1,625 178-303 2,332 3,957 3142007 310 1,901 164-311 2,020 3,921 310

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aWaRds and honoRsKodak/american Football

coaches association division i-aa national coach of the Year

CharlieTaaffe 1992

sports network division i-aa national coach of the Year

(eddie Robinson award)CharlieTaaffe 1992

south carolina hall of Famecoach of the Year

CharlieTaaffe 1992

south carolina coach of the YearJohnSauer 1955EddieTeague 1960CharlieTaaffe 1992

Kodak Region ii coach of the Year

CharlieTaaffe 1988CharlieTaaffe 1992

southern conference coach of the Year

(the Wallace Wade award)EddieTeague 1961TomMoore 1984CharlieTaaffe 1988CharlieTaaffe 1990

Media southern conference Freshman of the Year

VictorFrazier(tie) 1982StanfordGlenn(tie) 1982

southern conference athlete of the Year

(Bob Waters award)BrianBaima 1972BrianRuff 1976BrianRuff 1977StumpMitchell 1981BillWhite 1982LeeGlaze 1986

south carolina Player of the YearAndrewJohnson 1974BrianRuff 1975BrianRuff 1976GeneBrown 1988JackDouglas 1992

southern conference Player of the Year

(the Roy M. hawley award)PaulMaguire 1959BrianBaima 1971AndrewJohnson 1974BrianRuff 1975BrianRuff 1976StumpMitchell 1980ScottThompson(Defense) 1986GeneBrown(Offense) 1988

south carolina amateur athlete of the Year

StumpMitchell 1980JackDouglas 1992

Jacobs Blocking awardAndySabados 1986CarlosAvalos 1988

american Football coaches assoc. all-american

LeviDavis 1994BradKeeney 1995

associated Press all-american (First team)

BrianRuff(Sr.) 1976JimGabrish(Sr.) 1985ScottThompson(Jr.) 1986CarlosAvalos(Sr.) 1988LesterSmith(Sr.) 1992CareyCash(Sr.) 1992

(second team)JohnSmall(Sr.) 1969BrianRuff(Sr.) 1975JimGabrish(Jr.) 1984J.J.Davis(Sr.) 1990TorrenceyForney(Sr.) 1992

(third team)PaulMaguire(Sr.) 1959VincePetno(Sr.) 1963StumpMitchell(Sr.) 1980ScottThompson(Sr.) 1987LanceHansen(Sr.) 1992andre Roberts (so.) 2007

(honorable Mention)BobSchwarze(Sr.) 1957

i-aa athletic directors assoc. all star team

TravisStephens 2000TravisStephens 2001

don hansen’s all american(third team)

TravisStephens 2000TravisStephens 2001

Kodak all-american(First team)

JimEttari 1982JimEttari 1984JimGabrish 1985CarlosAvalos 1988DeRhonRobinson 1990LesterSmith 1992

united Press international all-american

(second team)BrianRuff 1976

(third team)JohnSmall 1969

the sporting news all-americanJohnSmall(Sr.) 1969

Walter camp all-american(First team)

CarlosAvalos(Sr.) 1988J.J.Davis(Sr.) 1990LesterSmith(Jr.) 1991LesterSmith(Sr.) 1992TorrenceForney(Sr.) 1992LanceHensen(Sr.) 1992CareyCash(Sr.) 1992

sports network all-american(First team)

CarlosAvalos(Sr.) 1988LesterSmith(Jr.) 1991LesterSmith(Sr.) 1992CareyCash(Sr.) 1992LanceHansen(Sr.) 1992CarlosFrank(So.) 1997

(second team)TorrenceyForney(Sr.) 1992EveretteSands(Jr.) 1992

(third team)ScottBelcher 1995TravisStephens 2000andre Roberts 2007

Football gazette all-american(First team)

CarlosAvalos 1988

academic all-american(First team)

BobbySchwarze 1957VincePetno 1963KennyCaldwell 1976KennyCaldwell 1977KennyCaldwell 1978TomFrooman 1987TomFrooman 1989TravisStephens 2000TravisStephens 2001

ncaa Postgraduate scholarship Winners

TommyLeitner 1974KennyCaldwell 1979BillWest 1984DerekBeres 1996

national Football Foundation scholar-athlete award

DerekBeres 1996

sports network national Player of the Week

PorterJohnson Oct.3,2005

southern conference Player of the Week

NickDiLoreto(Back) Sept.28,1963VincePetno(Lineman) Oct.5,1963JoeMissar(Lineman) Sept.19,1964JoeMissar(Lineman) Oct.3,1964MitchFoster(Lineman) Nov.14,1964JayGoolsby(Back) Nov.12,1966JoeFriedl(O) Sept.30,1967JoeIssac(D) Oct.7,1967JayGoolsby(O) Oct.28,1967JimMcMillan(O) Sept.28,1968JimRathbun(D) Oct.19,1968TonyPassander(O) Nov.16,1968KenDiaz(D) Nov.16,1968TonyPassander(O) Oct.4,1969TonyPassander(O) Oct.25,1969JimLee(D) Oct.25,1969BobDuncan(O) Sept.26,1970JeffVarnadoe(D) Oct.10,1970JimmyKing(D) Oct.24,1970JeffVarnadoe(D) Nov.21,1970BrianBaima(O) Sept.25,1971JeffVarnadoe(D) Oct.23,1971AllanMelton(D) Sept.16,1972NormanSeabrooks(D) Oct.14,1972RustyHolt(D) Sept.8,1973HarryLynch(O) Sept.15,1973JimRoberts(D) Oct.13,1973BrianRuff(D) Sept.14,1974AndrewJohnson(O) Oct.5,1974BrianRuff(D) Oct.26,1974AndrewJohnson(O) Nov.16,1974BrianRuff(D) Sept.27,1975BrianRuff(D) Oct.11,1975JoeSummrall(O) Nov.15,1975BrianRuff(D) Nov.15,1975BrianRuff(D) Sept.11,1976RalphFerguson(D) Sept.25,1976GregJames(D) Oct.9,1976BrianRuff(D) Oct.16,1976BrianRuff(D) Oct.23,1976KennyCaldwell(D) Nov.5,1977TonyStarks(D) Nov.12,1977FelixHooks(D) Nov.19,1977MarkSlawson(O) Sept.23,1978KennyCaldwell(D) Oct.7,1978ScottWages(D) Nov.11,1978ScottWages(D) Sept.22,1979TimRussell(O) Sept.29,1979StumpMitchel(O) Oct.20,1979TimRussell(O) Nov.17,1979SedrickBrown(D) Sept.27,1980

StumpMitchel(O) Oct.4,1980StumpMitchel(O) Oct.11,1980StumpMitchel(O) Nov.8,1980DannyMiller(O) Sept.26,1981ByronWalker(O) Nov.21,1981GeraldToney(O) Oct.9,1982RobertHill(O) Sept.10,1983RobertHill(O) Sept.24,1983GeorgeMilton(D) Oct.22,1983RobertHill(O) Oct.20,1984JoelThompson(D) Nov.2,1985J.D.Cauthen(D) Sept.19,1987TommyBurriss(O) Oct.31,1987GeneBrown(O) Sept.10,1988GeneBrown(O) Sept.24,1988GeneBrown(O) Oct.1,1988PeteLong(D) Oct.15,1988AdrienJohnson(O) Nov.5,1988GeneBrown(O) Nov.12,1988JackDouglas(O) Sept.8,1990J.J.Davis(D) Sept.8,1990J.J.Davis(D) Sept.22,1990JackDouglas(O) Oct.20,1990LesterSmith(D) Oct.20,1990JackDouglas(O) Oct.27,1990LesterSmith(D) Oct.12,1991JackDouglas(O) Nov.2,1991DavidBrodsky(D) Nov.2,1991DavidRussinko(D) Nov.23,1991JudsonBoehmer(D) Sept.5,1992LesterSmith(D) Sept.12,1992EveretteSands(O) Sept.19,1992EveretteSands(O) Sept.26,1992EveretteSands(O) Oct.3,1992AhrenSelf(D) Oct.24,1992C.J.Haynes(O) Sept.25,1993ShawnLyons(Fr.) Oct.16,1993JohnBurton(O) Oct.3,1994TerranceRivers(O) Oct.17,1994MicahYoung(D) Nov.7,1994ScottBelcher(D) Sept.4,1995StanleyMyers(Fr.) Sept.4,1995BradKeeney(D) Sept.11,1995StanleyMyers(Fr.) Sept.11,1995ScottBelcher(D) Oct.27,1996CarlosFrank(O) Sept.6,1997ChrisWebb(D) Sept.13,1997MarioRichardson(Fr.) Sept.13,1997BrittGardner(Fr.) Oct.11,1997AntonioSmith(O) Sept.5,1998MarcusJohnson(D) Oct.10,1998StanleyMyers(O) Oct.17,1998MarcusJohnson(D) Nov.14,1998DeanKelley(D) Oct.23,1999DennyHaywood(D) Sept.16,2000ScooterJohnson(Fr.) Sept.30,2000MazzieDrummond(Fr.) Sept.3,2001KevinHoward(D) Oct.1,2001TravisStephens(D) Oct.22,2001KevinCorley(Fr.) Nov.5,2001MauriceMurphy(O) Nov.12,2001CliffWashburn(D) Sept.16,2002JeffKlein(O) Nov.25,2002ErnMills(O) Sept.1,2003NehemiahBroughton(O) Oct.20,2003ErnMills(O) Nov.17,2003MontrelLee(Fr.) Oct.25,2004PorterJohnson(D) Oct.3,.2005AndrewRowell(D) Oct.31,2005BenCarnell(Fr.) Nov.14,2005PorterJohnson(D) Nov.21,2005DuranLawson(O) Oct.2,2006ToryCooper(O) Oct.23,2006ToryCooper(O) Nov.12,2006DuranLawson(O) Nov.19,2006JohnSynovec(ST) Sept.10,2007DuranLawson(O) Oct.15,2007MikeAdams(ST) Oct.22,2007BartBlanchard(O) Nov.12,2007MikeAdams(ST) Nov.19,2007



Media all-southern conference (First team)

PaulMaguire...............................1957BobSchwarze............................1957DickCleveland...........................1958PaulMaguire...............................1959GeorgeGarrison.......................1960HarryRakowski.........................1960EarleyEastburn..........................1961BillGilgo......................................1961CharlieBrendle..........................1962VincePetno................................1963MikeLane....................................1964JoeMissar....................................1964FrancisGrant.............................1965CalMcCombs............................1966TomMoore................................1966JoeIsaac.......................................1967JohnSmall....................................1967TomMoore................................1967KenDiaz......................................1968JoeIsaac.......................................1968JimMcMillan...............................1968JimRathburn..............................1968PhilBryan....................................1969BobDuncan................................1969MarionGlover...........................1969JohnSmall....................................1969CreigTyler.................................1969DonDease..................................1970BobDuncan................................1970JimKing.......................................1970JimLee.........................................1970JeffVarnadoe..............................1970BrianBaima.................................1971MikeDavitt.................................1971JonHall........................................1971PatHutto....................................1971HarryLynch................................1971JeffVarnadoe..............................1971NealRumble...............................1972NormanSeabrooks..................1972TonyCicoria..............................1973AndrewJohnson........................1974BuddyParrish.............................1974BrianRuff....................................1974RalphFerguson..........................1975DickieRegan..............................1975BrianRuff....................................1975RalphFerguson..........................1976AndrewJohnson........................1976BrianRuff....................................1976KennyCaldwell..........................1977PaulGillis.....................................1977MikeRiley...................................1977TonyStarks................................1977KennyCaldwell..........................1978PaulGillis.....................................1978PaulGillis.....................................1979OrionRust..................................1979JohnBurke..................................1979DaveKreber..............................1979MikeAdams................................1979StumpMitchell...........................1980DaleMcLarty..............................1980RichardFarrier..........................1980DannyMiller...............................1981JimEttari......................................1981SedrickBrown...........................1981BruceAlexander.......................1981JimEttari......................................1982JoePipczynski.............................1982BillWest......................................1983VictorFrazier.............................1984JimGabrish.................................1984FreddieJohnson.........................1984JimGabrish.................................1985LeeGlaze....................................1985ScottThompson........................1985ScottThompson........................1986

aWaRds and honoRsScottThompson........................1987GeneBrown...............................1988AdrianJohnson..........................1988CarlosAvalos.............................1988PeteLong....................................1988J.D.Cauthen...............................1988RickBrodsky..............................1989PhillipFlorence..........................1989J.J.Davis.......................................1990DeRhonRobinson....................1990CareyCash.................................1991LesterSmith...............................1991LesterSmith...............................1992TorrenceForney.......................1992CareyCash.................................1992LanceHansen.............................1992EveretteSands...........................1992DetricCummings......................1993MicahYoung...............................1994ScottBelcher..............................1995DerekBeres...............................1996AdrianLuster.............................1997DaryMyricks..............................1998ChipSimmons............................1999DennyHaywood.......................2000OmarNesbitt............................2001TravisStephens.........................2001KevinHoward............................2001ScooterJohnson........................2002TravisZobel...............................2002WillieSimmons..........................2003NehemiahBroughton...............2003JoshuaLawson...........................2006ChrisMcDowell........................2007TrevarBroughton.....................2007JoshuaLawson...........................2007

coaches all-southern conference (First team)

PhillipFlorence.........................1989LesterSmith...............................1990J.J.Davis.......................................1990DeRhonRobinson....................1990CareyCash.................................1991LesterSmith...............................1991LesterSmith...............................1992TorrenceyForney.....................1992CareyCash.................................1992EveretteSands...........................1992EveretteSands...........................1993LeviDavis....................................1994AlvinBrown................................1997CarlosFrank...............................1997AdrianLuster.............................1997KevinSmith................................1997CarlosFrank...............................1998DaryMyricks..............................1998DennyHaywood.......................2000TravisStephens.........................2001KevinHoward............................2001OmarNesbit..............................2001NehemiahBroughton...............2002ScooterJohnson........................2002RossArmstrong........................2003LewDawson..............................2003WillieSimmons..........................2003ShawnGrant..............................2004ShawnGrant..............................2005JamesWilson.............................2006ChrisMcDowell........................2007TrevarBroughton.....................2007AndrewRowell..........................2007JoshuaLawson...........................2007

all-south carolinaJimTyson....................................1955BobSchwarze............................1957PaulMaguire...............................1959EarleyEastburn..........................1960GeorgeGarrison.......................1960

HarryRakowski.........................1960BillGilgo......................................1961HarryRakowski.........................1960BillGilgo......................................1961GeneDice...................................1962VincePetno................................1963DickBills.....................................1964MitchellFoster...........................1964MikeLane....................................1964JoeMissar....................................1964FrancisGrant.............................1965LarryLatini..................................1966CalMcCombs............................1966AlexGettys................................1967JoeIsaac.......................................1967JohnSmall....................................1967KenDiaz......................................1968JoeIsaac.......................................1968JimMcMillan...............................1968PhilBryan....................................1969BobDuncan................................1969MarionGlover...........................1969BillyWatson...............................1969DonDease..................................1970BobDuncan................................1970JimKing.......................................1970JimLee.........................................1970JeffVarnadoe..............................1970BrianBaima.................................1971MikeDavitt.................................1971JonHall........................................1971PatHutto....................................1971HarryLynch................................1971JeffVarnadoe..............................1971BobCarson................................1972HarryLynch................................1972TonyCicoria..............................1973RustyHolt...................................1973AndrewJohnson........................1974BrianRuff....................................1974KennyCaldwell..........................1975RalphFerguson..........................1975BrianRuff....................................1975TonyStarks................................1975PaulSumner................................1975KennyCaldwell..........................1976RalphFerguson..........................1976AndrewJohnson........................1976DickieRegan..............................1976BrianRuff....................................1976TonyStarks................................1976KennyCaldwell..........................1977PaulGillis.....................................1977TonyStarks................................1977PaulGillis.....................................1978PaulGillis.....................................1979StumpMitchell...........................1980DaleMcLarty..............................1980MarkSlawson.............................1980PatMcGroarty...........................1980TomFedrick...............................1980ChrisCarter...............................1980DannyMiller...............................1981ByronWalker............................1981KellyCurry.................................1981JimEttari......................................1981JimEttari......................................1982JoePipczynski.............................1982BillWest......................................1983VictorFrazier.............................1984JimGabrish.................................1984RobertHill..................................1984JimGabrish.................................1985ScottThompson........................1986GeneBrown...............................1988CarlosAvalos.............................1988AdrianJohnson..........................1988TrentDonley.............................1988PeteLong....................................1988J.D.Cauthen...............................1988

ShannonWalker........................1989CareyCash.................................1991EveretteSands...........................1991LesterSmith...............................1991CareyCash.................................1992BrettCopeland..........................1992LanceHansen.............................1992MartyFagan................................1992JackDouglas...............................1992EveretteSands...........................1992LesterSmith...............................1992JasonBarley................................1999CarlosFrank...............................1999JoshuaLawson...........................2006AndrewRowell..........................2007TrevarBroughton.....................2007JoshuaLawson...........................2007

north-south all-star gameBobbySchwarze........................1957

college all-star gameJohnSmall....................................1970

east-West shrine gameJohnSmall....................................1969GregDavis..................................1986CliffWashburn..........................2002

hula BowlBrianRuff....................................1977CliffWashburn..........................2002

Japan BowlBrianRuff....................................1977

copper BowlPaulMaguire...............................1959BarryThomas............................1959

east coast BowlJoshuaLawson...........................2007

senior BowlEarleyEastburn..........................1962JohnSmall....................................1970StumpMitchell...........................1980GregDavis..................................1986ScottThompson........................1987J.J.Davis.......................................1990LesterSmith...............................1992ShawnLyons...............................1996NehemiahBroughton...............2004

senior Bowl sportsmanship award

ShawnLyons...............................1996

Blue-gray classicStumpMitchell...........................1980

the citadel athletic hall of Fame

AndrewJohnson........................1977CecilJohnson.............................1977DickKing....................................1977PaulMaguire...............................1977F.W.Ohlandt.............................1977JohnSmall....................................1977LarkinJennings...........................1978JohnWeeks................................1978JohnDouglas..............................1979CharlesFabian............................1979JohnFrost...................................1979FrankMcNeill.............................1979GeorgeRogers..........................1979EphieSeabrook..........................1979JerryNettles...............................1980JackSymmes...............................1980

BurkeWatson............................1980JohnCarlisle...............................1981HermanRobinson.....................1981AlvinHeinsohn..........................1982TeddyWeeks,Sr......................1982BillySymmes...............................1983BillyWhaley................................1983TonyPassander.........................1984E.BushPeebles..........................1984JackRogers.................................1984AndrewVictor...........................1984GeorgeRogers..........................1979BrianRuff....................................1983AndySabados.............................1983JohnMamajeck...........................1985EdwinPolk..................................1985KennyCaldwell..........................1986PaulGillis.....................................1986StumpMitchell...........................1987PaulPetrich.................................1987RustyHolt...................................1988CalMcCombs............................1988PaulWolf....................................1988PaulChapman............................1989GeneDotson.............................1989CharlesEdwards.......................1989BobSchwarze............................1990CharlesWillard.........................1991HankFoster................................1992RaymondSwetenburg..............1993JimEttari......................................1994NormanSeabrooks..................1994GregDavis..................................1995BudgieBroome..........................1995LeeGlaze....................................1996DonDease..................................1997JackHuddle.................................1997CarlPrause.................................1997Henry“Stump”Kennedy.........1998JoeChefalo.................................1999AnthonyJenkins.........................1999JackDouglas...............................2000LesterSmith...............................2000JoeIsaac.......................................2001BobCarson................................2002JoePipcynski...............................2002KenDiaz......................................2003CharlieBaker.............................2004JoeMissar....................................2004EveretteSands...........................2004EarlyEastburn............................2006JimGabrish.................................2006JimmyKing..................................2006Jimmy“Red”Parker.................2007BillGilgo......................................2007CharlieBrendle..........................2007DavidKreber.............................2007JackHall.......................................2007

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homecoming Results (34-21)

top-10 crowds to Watch the citadel

top-10 crowds at Johnson hagood stadium

the citadel in overtime games (5-5)date YeaR oPPonent W/l scoRe lengthOct.17 1911 atMercer W 5-0 OTNov.10 1996 atVMI L 27-34 OTOct.11 1997 atEastTennesseeState W 23-20 OTNov.6 1999 atChattanooga L 27-30 OTNov.4 2000 Chattanooga L 13-20 OT

date YeaR oPPonent W/l scoRe lengthNov.3 2001 atChattanooga W 20-17 2OTOct.15 2005 Furman L 31-39 3OTSept.9 2006 CharlestonSouthern L 35-38 2OTOct.21 2006 WesternCarolina W 30-27 OTOct.13 2007 Furman W 54-51 OT

1953 VMI14,TheCitadel01954 Richmond26,TheCitadel01955 VMI14,TheCitadel71956 TheCitadel20,Presbyterian131957 TheCitadel14,Presbyterian01958 TheCitadel14,VMI61959 TheCitadel18,Furman141960 TheCitadel27,Presbyterian01961 TheCitadel28,ArkansasSt.61962 VMI16,TheCitadel71963 Furman34,TheCitadel251964 TheCitadel17,VMI01965 TheCitadel28,Furman01966 EastCarolina27,TheCitadel171967 Furman14,TheCitadel61968 EastCarolina23,TheCitadel141969 TheCitadel37,Furman211970 TheCitadel44,Davidson91971 TheCitadel35,Furman331972 TheCitadel25,Davidson161973 TheCitadel26,Furman211974 TheCitadel56,Davidson211975 TheCitadel13,Furman91976 TheCitadel40,Davidson61977 TheCitadel10,Furman31978 TheCitadel35,Wofford171979 Furman45,TheCitadel441980 TheCitadel31,Davidson13

1981 TheCitadel35,Furman181982 Chattanooga24,TheCitadel71983 Furman49,TheCitadel211984 TheCitadel27,VMI241985 Furman42,TheCitadel01986 EastTennesseeSt.35,TheCitadel91987 AppalachianState27,TheCitadel171988 TheCitadel20,Marshall31989 Furman44,TheCitadel91990 TheCitadel23,VMI31991 TheCitadel10,Furman61992 TheCitadel50,VMI01993 TheCitadel34,VMI331994 TheCitadel17,GeorgiaSouthern151995 VMI34,TheCitadel71996 TheCitadel16,Chattanooga131997 TheCitadel28,VMI61998 Chattanooga13,TheCitadel101999 TheCitadel7,VMI62000 Chattanooga20,TheCitadel132001TheCitadel49,VMI72002 Chattanooga34,TheCitadel312003 Wofford42,TheCitadel162004 TheCitadel44,Chattanooga242005 TheCitadel21,Elon02006 TheCitadel48,VMI212007 AppalachianState45,TheCitadel24

Parents’ day Results (29-26)1953 TheCitadel20,Presbyterian141954 Presbyterian20,TheCitadel191955 TheCitadel14,Presbyterian131956 TheCitadel40,Stetson61957 William&Mary14,TheCitadel121958 TheCitadel38,Presbyterian01959 TheCitadel8,Presbyterian01960 VMI20,TheCitadel61961 TheCitadel9,Furman81962 MemphisState60,TheCitadel131963 Richmond26,TheCitadel61964 EastCarolina19,TheCitadel101965 William&Mary20,TheCitadel61966 TheCitadel30,VMI141967 William&Mary24,TheCitadel01968 TheCitadel13,VMI81969 TheCitadel34,Davidson281970 TheCitadel56,VMI91971 TheCitadel28,IllinoisState01972 Colgate28,TheCitadel261973 EastCarolina34,TheCitadel01974 TheCitadel28,AppalachianState171975 AppalachianState22,TheCitadel171976 VMI30,TheCitadel141977 William&Mary14,TheCitadel131978 TheCitadel21,Delaware141979 TheCitadel49,Wofford301980 TheCitadel37,Newberry0

1981 TheCitadel55,Newberry141982 TheCitadel24,Marshall71983 TheCitadel41,Davidson121984 TheCitadel28,Marshall171985 TheCitadel10,WesternCarolina31986 VMI47,TheCitadel301987 VMI7,TheCitadel31988 TheCitadel23,Chattanooga171989 TheCitadel35,Samford161990 Chattanooga7,TheCitadel61991 TheCitadel17,AppalachianState101992 Marshall34,TheCitadel131993 TheCitadel20,Furman101994 EateTennesseeState56,TheCitadel341995 Furman24,TheCitadel31996 E.astTennesseeState41,TheCitadel201997 Furman21,TheCitadel71998 TheCitadel31,EastTennesseeState201999 Furman31,TheCitadel172000 EastTennesseeState20,TheCitadel72001Furman30,TheCitadel72002 TheCitadel26,EastTennesseeState72003 TheCitadel31,Elon72004 GeorgiaSouthern42,TheCitadel72005 Furman39,TheCitadel31,3OT2006 TheCitadel30,WesternCarolina27(OT)2007 TheCitadel54,Furman51(OT)

noteworthy gamesgaMe YeaR oPPonent W/l scoRe1 1905 PorterMilitaryAcademy T 0-0100 1919 Furman L 6-21200 1930 Clemson L 7-13300 1940 Oglethorpe W 25-0400 1954 VMI L 0-42500 1964 VMI W 17-0600 1974 VMI L 3-30700 1983 Chattanooga L 9-30800 1992 AppalachianState W 25-0900 2001 EastTennesseeState L 21-23972 2007 VMI W 70-28

noteworthy WinsWin YeaR oPPonent scoRe1 1905 PorterMilitaryAcademy 17-050 1920 Newberry 35-10100 1931 Clemson 6-0150 1942 Davidson 21-9200 1959 WestVirginia 20-14250 1969 Maine 40-28300 1979 AppalachianState 24-23350 1988 BostonUniversity 24-13400 1996 Chattanooga 16-13446 2007 VMI 70-28

cRoWd oPPonent location date W/l scoRe85,061 Florida Gainesville,Fla. Sept.6,1998 L 10-4985,022 LSU BatonRouge,La. Sept.7,2002 L 10-3580,327 Wisconsin Madison,Wis. Sept.15,2007 L 31-4579,152 FloridaState Tallahassee,Fla. Sept.10,2005 L 10-6276,302 Auburn Auburn,Ala. Sept.25,2004 L 3-3376,000 Clemson Clemson,S.C. Sept.2,2000 L 0-3875,000 Clemson Clemson,S.C. Oct.4,1986 L 0-2473,500 SouthCarolina Columbia,S.C. Aug.31,1985 L 17-5671,200 SouthCarolina Columbia,S.C. Sept.8,1984 L 24-3170,104 TexasA&M CollegeStation,Texas Sept.2,2006 L 3-35

cRoWd oPPonent date W/l scoRe23,025 Marshall Oct.17,1992 L 13-3421,623 Furman Nov.23,1991 W 10-621,575 Davidson Oct.25,1969 W 34-2821,570 Delaware Sept.18,1976 W 17-1521,465 Presbyterian Sept.13,1975 W 21-021,460 William&Mary Oct.11,1969 L 14-2120,863 Wofford Nov.1,2003 L 16-4220,754 Navy Sept.24,1988 W 42-3520,592 Furman Nov.16,1985 L 0-4220,357 Furman Nov.18,1989 L 9-44



RecoRds vs. oPPonentsteam First last Won lost tiedAirForce 1976 1997 1 3 0aPPalachian state 1972 2007 11 25 0Arkansas 1992 1992 1 0 0ArkansasState 1960 1970 5 3 0Army 1934 1994 2 7 0Auburn 2004 2004 0 1 0Benedict 2004 2004 1 0 0BostonUniversity 1971 1988 3 0 0Bucknell 1970 1987 2 0 0CampDavis 1942 1942 1 0 0CharlestonNavy 1910 1918 5 1 1CharlestonSouthern 2002 2007 4 1 0chattanooga 1926 2007 15 24 2cleMson 1909 2000 5 29 1Colgate 1972 1975 0 2 0CollegeofCharleston 1906 1913 8 3 1Davidson 1909 1985 31 21 4Delaware 1974 2003 3 5 0Duke 1988 2004 0 2 0EastCarolina 1951 1979 4 13 0EastTennesseeState 1966 2003 10 14 0elon 1954 2007 6 1 0Erskine 1917 1948 17 1 0FloRida 1910 1998 0 13 0FloridaState 1955 2005 0 5 1FortBragg 1923 1923 1 0 0FortMoultrie 1905 1912 1 1 0FuRMan 1913 2007 30 54 3GeorgeWashington 1934 1966 3 11 0Georgia 1909 1958 0 9 1geoRgia southeRn 1988 2007 4 13 0GeorgiaTech 1912 2001 0 10 0HighPoint 1941 1941 1 0 0Hofstra 1998 1998 1 0 0IllinoisState 1971 1973 1 1 0Kentucky 1949 1949 0 1 0Lees-McRae 1993 1993 1 0 0Lehigh 1968 1969 2 0 0LouisianaState 2002 2002 0 1 0Maine 1967 1969 2 0 0Marshall 1978 1996 6 9 0Maryland 2003 2003 0 1 0MedicalCollege(S.C.) 1907 1908 1 1 0Memphis 1958 1962 1 2 0Mercer 1906 1931 6 4 1Miami(Fla.) 1950 1996 0 2 0Navy 1937 1989 2 6 0Newberry 1914 1997 31 4 4NorthCarolina 1915 1986 0 3 0NorthCarolinaA&T 1992 1992 1 0 0NorthCarolinaState 1937 1983 0 4 0Northeastern 1986 1986 1 0 0

team First last Won lost tiedOglethorpe 1919 1940 7 3 1OleMiss 2005 2005 0 1 0ParrisIslandMarines 1909 1950 5 1 1Pittsburgh 2006 2006 0 1 0PRinceton FiRst MeetingPorterMilitaryAcademy 1905 1915 10 0 3Presbyterian 1915 1991 48 11 1Richmond 1937 1996 13 14 0Rollins 1925 1925 1 0 0saMFoRd 1989 1989 1 0 0Sewanee 1939 1941 2 1 0SouthCarolina 1905 1990 7 39 3SouthCarolinaState 1989 2001 4 0 0SouthFlorida 1997 1998 1 1 0SouthernCollege 1922 1924 3 0 0SouthernMississippi 1963 1967 0 2 0Stetson 1926 1956 5 0 0Tennessee 1938 1983 0 3 0TennesseeTech 1960 1960 1 0 0TexasA&M 2006 2006 0 1 0Tulane 1953 1974 0 2 0USSMercy 1919 1919 1 0 0Vanderbilt 1957 1999 2 4 0Villanova 1956 1956 0 1 0Virginia 1950 1951 0 2 0VirginiaTech 1952 1953 0 2 0VMI 1920 2007 34 30 2WakeForest 1910 1980 1 2 0Washington&Lee 1924 1950 0 2 0WeBBeR inteRnational 2007 2007 1 0 0WelshNeckHighSchool 1905 1907 0 2 0WestEndAmateurs 1909 1909 1 0 0WestVirginia 1959 1968 1 5 0WesteRn caRolina 1972 2007 18 13 1William&Mary 1946 1991 7 18 0Wisconsin 2007 2007 0 1 0WoFFoRd 1916 2007 40 19 1Wyoming 2002 2002 0 1 0Xavier(Ohio) 1961 1961 1 0 0YoungstownState 1992 1992 0 1 0

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RecoRds vs. oPPonents

aiR FoRce Air Force leads 3-1

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt Colorado Springs, Colo: Air Force leads, 3-1

Year date W/l score site 1976 10/23 W 26-7 A1990 9/15 L 7-10 A1993 10/23 L 0-35 A1997 10/4 L 3-17 A

aPPalachian state Appalachian State leads 25-11

At Charleston, S.C.: Appalachian State leads 10-8At Boone, N.C.: Appalachian State leads 15-3

Year date W/l score site1972 9/16 W 28-21 A1973 10/27 L 6-31 A1974 10/26 W 28-17 H1975 11/1 L 17-22 H1976 10/30 L 13-31 A1977 11/12 W 28-20 H1978 10/21 L 14-42 A1979 9/29 W 24-23 H1980 9/13 L 14-17 A1981 9/26 W 34-20 H1982 10/2 L 22-48 A1983 9/24 L 16-27 H1984 10/27 W 21-5 A1985 9/21 L 3-14 H1986 9/27 L 10-33 A1987 11/14 L 17-27 H1988 9/3 L 14-38 A1989 9/16 W 23-13 H1990 9/29 L 9-27 A1991 11/2 W 17-10 H1992 10/3 W 25-0 A1993 9/25 W 27-14 H1994 9/24 L 14-56 A1995 11/18 L 24-28 H1996 9/28 L 20-34 A1997 9/27 L 15-40 H1998 9/26 L 11-26 A1999 9/25 L 0-51 H2000 9/23 L 14-61 A2001 9/22 L 6-8 H2002 9/28 L 28-37 A2003 9/27 W 24-21 H2004 9/18 L 14-28 A2005 9/24 L 13-45 H2006 11/4 L 13-42 A2007 11/3 L 24-45 H

aRKansas The Citadel leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt Fayetteville, Ark.: The Citadel leads 1-0

Year date W/l score site1992 9/5 W 10-3 A

aRKansas state The Citadel leads 5-3

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads, 3-1At Jonesboro, Ark.: Series tied 2-2

Year date W/l score site1960 11/19 W 22-21 A1961 11/18 W 28-6 H1962 10/20 L 7-14 A1963 10/19 W 10-9 H1965 10/16 L 0-14 H1967 10/7 W 20-7 A1969 9/27 W 14-10 H1970 10/3 L 7-24 A

aRMY Army leads 7-2

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt West Point, N.Y.: Army leads 7-2

Year date W/l score site1934 11/17 L 0-34 A1941 10/4 L 6-19 A1951 11/10 L 6-27 A1964 9/19 L 0-34 A1968 9/21 L 14-34 A1987 9/26 L 6-48 A1991 10/12 W 20-14 A1992 9/26 W 15-14 A1994 10/22 L 24-25 A

auBuRn Auburn leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt Auburn, Ala.: Auburn leads 1-0

Year date W/l score site2004 9/25 L 3-33 A

Benedict The Citadel leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At Columbia, S.C.: No meetings

Year date W/l score site2004 10/7 W 29-0 H

Boston univeRsitY The Citadel leads 3-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 2-0At Boston, Mass.: The Citadel leads 1-0

Year date W/l score site1971 9/25 W 44-37 H1987 11/7 W 34-7 A1988 10/22 W 24-13 H

BucKnell The Citadel leads 2-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At Lewisburg, Pa.: The Citadel leads 1-0

Year date W/l score site1970 10/17 W 42-28 H1971 9/18 W 38-35 A

caMP davis The Citadel leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At Holly Ridge, N.C.: No meetings


chaRleston navY The Citadel leads 5-1-1

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 5-1-1Year date W/l score site1910 12/3 W 10-0 H1911 12/2 T 0-0 H1913 9/27 W 34-0 H1915 9/25 W 46-0 H1916 10/7 W 35-0 H1917 10/6 W 19-7 H1918 11/23 L 0-6 H

chaRleston southeRn The Citadel leads 4-1

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 4-1At Ladson, S.C.: No meetings

Year date W/l score site2002 11/21 W 53-19 H2003 8/30 W 64-10 H2005 9/3 W 28-14 H2006 9/9 L 35-38(2OT) H2007 9/1 W 35-14 H

chattanooga Chattanooga leads 24-15-2

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 10-9-1At Chattanooga, Tenn.: Chattanooga leads 15-5-1Year date W/l score site1926 10/9 L 3-6 H1927 10/8 L 6-31 A1930 11/15 T 7-7 H1936 11/14 L 0-13 H1968 10/26 L 9-31 A1969 11/21 L 5-10 H1970 11/7 L 28-29 A1971 10/23 W 52-35 H1972 10/21 W 12-0 A1973 10/13 W 28-20 H1975 11/22 L 6-24 A1976 10/9 W 14-10 H1977 10/29 L 14-21 A1979 11/10 L 7-28 A1980 9/27 W 29-13 H1981 11/7 T 28-28 A1982 11/13 L 7-24 H1983 10/15 L 9-30 A1985 10/19 L 17-34 A1986 10/18 L 7-42 H1987 10/17 L 19-22 A1988 10/15 W 23-17 H1989 10/21 L 9-17 A1990 10/13 L 6-7 H1991 9/21 L 26-33 A1992 10/10 W 33-13 H1993 11/6 W 41-27 A1994 11/5 W 42-26 H1995 11/4 L 24-29 A1996 11/9 W 16-13 H1997 11/8 W 7-3 A1998 11/7 L 10-13 H1999 11/6 L 27-30(OT) A2000 11/4 L 13-20(OT) H2001 11/3 W 20-17(2OT) A2002 11/9 L 31-34 H2003 11/8 L 20-29 A2004 11/6 W 44-24 H2005 11/5 L 21-31 A2006 9/30 W 24-21 H2007 9/29 W 41-16 A

cleMson Clemson leads 29-5-1

At Charleston, S.C.: Clemson leads 12-1At Clemson, S.C.: Clemson leads 12-1At neutral sites: Clemson leads 5-3-1

Year date W/l score site1909 11/13 L 0-17 H1910 10/15 L 0-32 H1911 11/4 L 0-18 H1912 10/26 L 14-52 A1913 11/8 L 3-7 H1914 10/31 L 0-14 A1916 11/16 W 3-0 N11917 11/8 L 0-20 N11918 11/16 L 0-7 N2

1919 11/13 L 0-33 N11920 11/10 L 0-26 N11921 11/10 T 7-7 N11922 11/11 L 0-18 H1924 11/15 W 20-0 N31925 11/14 L 0-6 H1926 11/13 W 15-6 A1927 11/5 L 0-13 H1928 12/8 W 12-7 H1929 11/23 L 0-13 A1930 10/3 L 7-13 N41931 10/16 W 6-0 N41932 11/5 L 6-18 H1933 11/25 L 0-7 A1935 11/7 L 0-6 H1936 11/7 L 0-20 H1948 12/4 L 0-20 H1953 11/14 L 13-24 H1954 11/27 L 0-59 A1970 9/12 L 0-24 A1972 9/9 L 0-13 A1973 9/8 L 12-14 A1976 9/11 L 7-10 A1978 9/16 L 3-58 A1986 10/4 L 0-24 A2000 9/2 L 0-38 A

N1 - Orangeburg, S.C.N2 - Columbia, S.C.N3 - Anderson, S.C.N4 - Florence, S.C.

colgate Colgate leads 2-0

At Charleston, S.C.: Colgate leads 1-0At Hamilton, N.Y.: Colgate leads 1-0

Year date W/l score site1972 10/28 L 26-28 H1975 9/20 L 0-16 A

college oF chaRleston The Citadel leads 8-3-1

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 8-3-1Year date W/l score site1906 W 23-0 -1907 L 4-5 -1907 L 5-7 -1908 T 0-0 -1908 W 27-0 -1909 10/2 W 36-0 -1909 10/23 W 21-5 -1910 10/22 L 0-11 -1911 10/21 W 21-0 -1911 11/11 W 21-3 -1912 11/9 W 40-0 -1913 10/18 W 72-0 -

*Note - All games between The Citadel and the College of Charleston were played in

Charleston, S.C. However, home team designations and facilities

played in are not known at this time.

davidson The Citadel leads 31-21-4

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 20-7-4At Davidson, N.C.: The Citadel leads 10-8

At neutral sites: Davidson leads 6-1Year date W/l score site1909 11/3 T 0-0 H1914 10/24 L 0-16 N11916 10/21 T 7-7 H1920 10/30 L 13-27 N11923 10/13 L 0-7 A



1927 9/24 L 0-5 N21928 10/20 W 26-2 H1929 10/19 L 6-7 H1930 10/18 L 0-6 N11931 11/7 L 7-14 A1932 10/22 W 7-6 H1933 11/11 L 6-24 A1934 10/27 T 12-12 H1935 10/26 T 7-7 H1936 10/24 L 0-21 A1938 9/17 L 6-12 H1939 11/4 L 14-22 A1940 11/30 L 6-20 N31941 11/20 L 14-24 N11942 11/4 W 21-9 H1946 11/23 W 21-13 N11947 11/22 L 7-28 A1948 10/16 L 6-14 H1949 11/24 W 25-19 A1950 10/14 W 19-12 H1951 10/6 W 34-14 A1952 11/22 W 34-14 H1953 11/21 W 38-14 A1954 10/2 L 0-13 H1955 10/1 L 2-6 A1956 9/29 W 34-7 H1957 10/5 W 21-7 A1958 10/4 L 6-8 H1959 10/3 W 13-7 H1960 10/1 W 21-15 A1961 9/30 W 20-12 H1962 922 W 19-0 H1963 9/28 W 28-6 A1964 10/3 W 28-0 H1965 10/2 L 0-14 H1966 10/29 L 17-21 A1967 10/21 W 28-7 H1968 11/2 W 28-21 A1969 10/25 W 34-28 H1970 11/21 W 44-9 H1971 11/20 W 47-7 A1972 11/18 W 25-16 H1973 11/17 L 16-19 H1974 11/23 W 56-21 H1975 11/18 W 44-0 A1976 11/20 W 40-6 H1980 11/15 W 31-13 H1981 10/17 W 23-3 H1983 10/22 W 41-12 H1984 10/6 W 37-14 A1985 10/12 W 31-0 H

N1 - Charlotte, N.C.N2 - Gastonia, N.C.

N3 - Wilmington, N.C.

delaWaRe Delaware leads 5-3

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 3-1At Newark, Del.: Delaware leads 4-0

Year date W/l score site1974 9/21 L 12-48 A1976 9/18 W 17-15 H1977 10/8 L 7-23 A1978 10/28 W 21-14 H1999 9/11 L 16-26 H2000 9/9 L 0-38 A2002 9/14 W 24-20 H2003 9/6 L 7-41 A

duKe Duke leads 2-0

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt Durham, N.C.: Duke leads 2-0

Year date W/l score site1988 9/17 L 17-41 A2004 10/2 L 10-28 A

RecoRds vs. oPPonentseast caRolina

East Carolina leads 13-4At Charleston, S.C.: East Carolina leads 7-2At Greenville, N.C.: East Carolina leads 6-2

Year date W/l score site1951 11/24 W 21-7 H1963 11/2 L 6-20 H1964 10/31 L 10-19 H1965 10/23 L 0-21 A1966 10/22 L 17-27 H1967 10/28 W 21-19 A1968 11/24 L 14-23 H1969 10/4 W 31-13 A1970 9/26 W 31-0 H1971 10/2 L 25-31 A1972 10/14 L 21-27 A1973 10/20 L 0-34 H1974 11/2 L 21-41 A1975 10/11 L 0-3 H1976 10/2 L 3-22 A1977 10/22 L 16-34 H1979 10/13 L 7-49 A

east tennessee state East Tennessee State leads 14-10At Charleston, S.C.: Series tied 6-6

At Johnson City, Tenn.: East Tennessee State leads 8-4Year date W/l score site1966 10/1 W 3-0 H1981 10/3 L 13-17 A1982 10/16 L 0-3 H1983 11/12 L 0-45 A1984 9/29 L 6-16 H1985 10/26 W 28-21 A1986 11/15 L 9-35 H1987 10/24 L 21-24 A1988 10/29 W 48-21 H1989 10/28 W 31-20 A1990 10/27 W 35-15 H1991 11/16 W 17-7 A1992 9/19 W 28-7 H1993 10/9 L 17-20 A1994 10/8 L 33-56 H1995 10/7 L 13-21 A1996 10/12 L 20-41 H1997 10/11 W 23-20(OT) A1998 10/10 W 31-20 H1999 9/2 L 10-28 A2000 10/7 L 7-20 H2001 10/4 L 21-23 A2002 10/12 W 26-7 H2003 11/22 L 13-16 A

elon The Citadel leads 6-1

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 5-0At Elon, N.C.: Series tied 1-1

Year date W/l score site1954 9/25 W 21-13 H1955 9/24 W 26-18 H2003 10/4 W 31-7 H2004 11/13 L 7-24 A2005 11/12 W 21-0 H2006 11/18 W 44-7 A2007 11/10 W 42-31 H

eRsKine The Citadel leads 17-1

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 10-0At Due West, S.C.: The Citadel leads 6-1At unknown Sites: The Citadel leads 1-0

Year date W/l score site1917 10/20 W 18-7 H1921 10/22 L 6-13 A1922 12/2 W 28-0 A1923 12/1 W 26-0 H1924 11/22 W 7-0 A1925 11/21 W 53-0 H1928 10/27 W 14-0 H1930 9/27 W 13-0 H1931 10/3 W 12-6 -1932 9/24 W 19-0 A1933 9/30 W 25-0 H1935 10/5 W 19-0 H1936 9/26 W 13-6 A1937 11/20 W 46-7 H1938 11/19 W 33-13 H1939 11/25 W 34-0 A1940 10/4 W 45-0 H1948 10/30 W 19-0 A

FloRida Florida leads 13-0

At Charleston, S.C.: Florida leads 1-0At Gainesville, Fla.: Florida leads 10-0

At neutral sites: Florida leads 2-0Year date W/l score site1910 11/5 L 2-6 N11911 10/7 L 3-15 A1913 11/15 L 13-18 A1914 11/14 L 0-7 H1915 11/13 L 0-6 A1932 10/15 L 7-27 A1936 10/3 L 14-20 A1949 9/24 L 0-13 A1950 9/23 L 3-7 A1951 9/22 L 7-27 A1952 10/4 L 0-33 A1953 10/17 L 0-60 N11998 9/5 L 10-49 A

N1 - Jacksonville, Fla.

FloRida state Florida State leads 5-0-1

At Charleston, S.C.: Series tied 0-0-1At Tallahassee, Fla.: Florida State leads 5-0

Year date W/l score site1955 11/19 L 0-39 A1959 9/26 L 6-47 A1960 10/8 T 0-0 H1961 11/11 L 8-44 A1962 9/15 L 0-49 A2005 9/10 L 10-62 A

FoRt BRagg The Citadel leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At Fort Bragg, N.C.: No meetings


FoRt MoultRie Series tied 1-1

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At unknown Sites: Fort Moultrie leads 1-0

Year date W/l score site1905 L 0-10 -1912 9/28 W 1-0(Forfeit) H

FuRMan Furman leads 54-30-3

At Charleston, S.C.: Furman leads 22-18-2At Greenville, S.C.: Furman leads 30-12

At neutral sites: Furman leads 2-0-1Year date W/l score site1913 11/1 W 75-0 H1919 11/1 L 6-21 A1920 10/9 L 6-21 H1921 10/29 L 0-42 A1922 10/19 L 0-28 H1923 10/20 L 14-30 A1924 10/25 W 6-0 H1925 10/10 L 0-7 A1926 11/20 L 0-7 H1927 11/19 L 0-6 H1928 11/10 L 0-13 A1929 11/9 T 0-0 H1930 11/22 L 6-31 A1931 11/14 L 7-33 H1932 10/27 L 0-20 N11933 10/14 L 0-14 A1934 11/10 L 0-6 H1935 11/2 L 0-35 A1936 10/10 L 7-13 A1937 10/16 W 8-0 H1938 10/15 W 9-6 A1939 10/14 L 0-7 H1940 10/11 L 7-36 A1941 10/18 T 13-13 H1942 11/7 L 0-20 A1946 10/19 L 0-14 H1947 10/17 L 0-7 A1948 10/23 L 0-9 A1949 10/21 L 7-19 H1950 10/21 L 7-21 A1951 10/19 L 14-35 N11952 10/17 T 7-7 N11953 10/2 L 0-27 H1954 10/16 L 20-31 A1955 10/15 W 25-19 H1956 10/27 L 0-7 A1957 10/26 W 18-14 H1958 10/25 W 24-6 A1959 10/24 W 18-14 H1960 10/22 W 7-6 A1961 10/21 W 9-8 H1962 10/27 L 25-33 A1963 10/26 L 25-34 H1964 10/24 W 17-0 A1965 11/20 W 28-0 H1966 11/19 W 10-6 A1967 11/18 L 6-14 H1968 10/5 W 31-12 A1969 11/15 W 37-21 H1970 11/14 L 21-28 A1971 11/13 W 35-33 H1972 11/11 W 19-13 A1973 11/10 W 26-21 H1974 11/16 W 24-0 A1975 11/15 W 13-9 H1976 9/25 W 17-16 A1977 11/19 W 10-3 H1978 11/18 L 13-17 A1979 11/17 L 44-45 H1980 11/22 L 15-28 A1981 11/21 W 35-18 H1982 11/20 L 0-27 A1983 11/19 L 21-49 H1984 11/17 L 14-42 A1985 11/16 L 0-42 H1986 11/22 L 14-37 A1987 11/21 L 13-58 H1988 11/19 L 17-30 A1989 11/18 L 9-44 H1990 11/17 L 0-31 A1991 11/23 W 10-6 H

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RecoRds vs. oPPonents1992 11/21 W 20-14 A1993 10/16 W 20-10 H1994 10/15 W 52-44 A1995 10/14 L 3-24 H1996 10/19 L 25-35 A1997 10/18 L 7-21 H1998 10/17 W 25-24 A1999 10/16 L 17-31 H2000 10/14 L 7-33 A2001 10/13 L 7-30 H2002 10/19 L 10-37 A2003 10/18 W 10-9 H2004 10/16 L 14-33 A2005 10/15 L 31-39(3OT) H2006 10/14 L 17-23 A2007 10/13 W 54-51(OT) H

N1 - Orangeburg, S.C.

geoRge Washington George Washington leads 11-3

At Charleston, S.C.: George Washington leads 7-1At Washington, D.C.: George Washington leads 4-2Year date W/l score site1934 10/12 L 0-26 A1939 10/20 L 7-13 A1942 10/10 W 14-2 H1946 11/9 L 0-18 H1948 11/6 L 0-14 H1956 11/17 L 0-20 H1957 9/27 W 13-6 A1958 11/29 L 14-20 H1960 9/24 L 14-19 A1961 9/23 L 13-17 H1963 10/4 W 27-22 A1964 11/21 L 6-35 H1965 9/25 L 7-30 A1966 10/8 L 13-21 H

geoRgia Georgia leads 9-0-1

At Charleston, S.C.: Georgia leads 1-0-1At Athens, Ga.: Georgia leads 8-0

Year date W/l score site1909 10/9 T 0-0 H1912 10/12 L 0-33 A1914 10/3 L 0-13 A1915 10/16 L 0-39 H1916 9/30 L 0-6 A1919 10/4 L 0-28 A1920 10/2 L 0-40 A1938 9/24 L 12-20 A1939 9/30 L 0-26 A1958 11/22 L 0-76 A

geoRgia southeRn Georgia Southern leads 13-4

At Charleston, S.C.: Georgia Southern leads 4-3At Statesboro, Ga.: Georgia Southern leads 9-1

In NCAA Playoff Games: Georgia Southern leads 2-0Year date W/l score site1988 11/26 L 20-38 A(#)1990 11/24 L 0-31 A(#)1993 9/11 L 6-16 A1994 11/19 W 17-15 H1995 10/21 L 0-26 A1996 10/26 W 35-20 H1997 10/25 L 7-49 A1998 10/24 L 34-51 H1999 10/23 L 17-34 A2000 10/21 L 10-27 H2001 10/20 L 6-14 A2002 10/26 L 24-28 H2003 10/25 W 28-24 A2004 10/23 L 7-42 H

2005 10/22 L 14-49 A2006 10/28 W 24-21 H2007 10/27 L 17-21 A

# - denotes NCAA I-AA Playoffs (First Round)

geoRgia tech Georgia Tech leads 10-0

At Charleston, S.C.: Georgia Tech leads 2-0At Atlanta, Ga.: Georgia Tech leads 8-0

Year date W/l score site1912 10/5 L 6-20 H1913 10/4 L 0-47 H1947 10/25 L 0-38 A1948 11/20 L 0-54 A1952 9/20 L 6-54 A1978 9/30 L 0-28 A1982 9/18 L 7-36 A1984 9/22 L 3-48 A1987 9/12 L 12-51 A2001 9/1 L 7-35 A

high Point The Citadel leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At High Point, N.C.: No meetings


hoFstRa The Citadel leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At Hempstead, N.Y.: No meetings


illinois state Series tied 1-1

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At Normal, Ill.: Illinois State leads 1-0

Year date W/l score site1971 10/30 W 28-0 H1973 9/22 L 6-24 N1

N1 - Bloomington, Ind.

KentucKY Kentucky leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt Lexington, Ky.: Kentucky leads 1-0


lees-McRae The Citadel leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At Banner Elk, N.C.: No meetings


lehigh The Citadel leads 2-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At Bethlehem, Pa.: The Citadel leads 1-0

Year date W/l score site1968 9/28 W 28-12 H1969 9/20 W 41-16 A

lsu LSU leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt Baton Rouge, La.: LSU leads 1-0


Maine The Citadel leads 2-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At Orono, Maine: The Citadel leads 1-0

Year date W/l score site1967 9/30 W 42-14 A1969 11/8 W 40-28 A

MaRshall Marshall leads 9-6

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 5-4At Huntinton, W.Va.: Marshall leads 1-5

Year date W/l score site1978 10/7 W 41-0 H1979 11/3 W 17-16 A1982 10/30 W 24-7 H1983 10/29 L 10-26 A1984 10/20 W 28-17 H1985 9/28 L 14-17 H1988 11/5 W 20-3 H1989 10/14 L 17-40 A1990 9/22 W 21-10 H1991 11/9 L 31-37 A1992 10/17 L 13-34 H1993 10/30 L 15-35 H1994 10/29 L 30-42 A1995 10/28 L 19-21 H1996 11/2 L 25-56 A

MaRYland Maryland leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt College Park, Md.: Maryland leads 1-0


Medical college oFsouth caRolina

Series tied 1-1At unknown Sites: Series tied 1-1

Year date W/l score site1907 L 0-6 -1908 W 26-0 -

MeMPhis Memphis leads 2-1

At Charleston, S.C.: Memphis leads 1-0At Memphis, Tenn.: Series tied 1-1

Year date W/l score site1958 10/18 W 28-26 A1961 9/16 L 0-40 A1962 11/10 L 13-60 H

MeRceR The Citadel leads 6-4-1

At Charleston, S.C.: Mercer leads 3-2-1At Macon, Ga.: The Citadel leads 2-0At neutrial sites: Mercer leads 1-0

At unknown Sites: The Citadel leads 2-0Year date W/l score site1906 W 10-0 -1908 W 10-0 -1910 11/12 L 0-21 H1911 10/17 W 5-0(OT) A1913 10/25 T 7-7 H1925 10/31 W 31-0 A1926 10/2 W 14-7 H1927 10/1 L 0-6 H1928 11/17 L 0-7 N11929 11/16 W 21-13 H1931 9/26 L 0-26 H

N1 - Savannah, Ga.

MiaMi (Fla.) Miami leads 2-0

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt Coral Gables, Fla.: Miami leads 2-0


navY Navy leads 6-2

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At Annapolis, Md.: Navy leads 6-1

Year date W/l score site1937 10/2 L 0-32 A1974 11/9 L 21-28 A1977 9/10 L 2-21 A1979 9/15 L 7-26 A1981 9/12 L 7-17 A1982 10/23 L 3-28 A1988 9/24 W 42-35 H1989 9/23 W 14-10 A

neWBeRRY The Citadel leads 31-4-4

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 22-2-2At Newberry, S.C.: The Citadel leads 8-2-2At unknown Sites: The Citadel leads 1-0

Year date W/l score site1914 11/7 W 14-13 A1915 11/6 W 48-3 H1916 10/28 W 21-14 A1917 11/3 W 32-7 H1919 11/8 W 41-0 A1920 11/6 W 35-10 H1921 11/5 T 7-7 A1922 11/4 L 7-10 A1923 10/27 W 21-7 H1924 10/18 L 6-14 A1925 10/17 W 26-0 H1926 10/16 W 27-0 A1927 W 26-0 -1928 10/13 W 32-6 H1929 9/28 W 59-0 H1933 10/7 T 7-7 A1934 9/29 W 13-7 H1935 11/9 W 20-0 A1936 9/19 W 33-0 H1937 9/25 W 35-0 A1942 10/17 W 21-7 H1946 10/12 W 28-7 A1947 10/11 W 13-6 H



RecoRds vs. oPPonents1948 10/9 W 14-0 A1949 10/1 W 14-12 H1951 10/13 W 41-7 H1952 10/11 W 18-7 H1954 11/6 L 14-20 H1955 11/5 W 13-7 H1956 9/22 T 20-20 H1957 9/21 T 0-0 H1958 9/20 L 0-16 H1959 9/19 W 48-0 H1960 9/17 W 19-0 H1981 10/24 W 55-14 H1992 11/7 W 32-14 H1994 10/1 W 48-20 H1995 9/2 W 21-20 H1997 9/6 W 33-13 H

noRth caRolina North Carolina leads 3-0

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt Chapel Hill, N.C.: North Carolina leads 3-0

Year date W/l score site1915 10/2 L 7-14 A1939 9/23 L 0-50 A1986 9/6 L 14-45 A

noRth caRolina a&t The Citadel leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At Greensboro, N.C.: No meetings

In NCAA Playoff Games: The Citadel leads 1-0Year date W/l score site1992 11/28 W 44-0 H(#)

# - denotes NCAA I-AA Playoffs (First Round)

noRth caRolina state North Carolina State leads 4-0At Charleston, S.C.: No meetings

At Raleigh, N.C.: North Carolina State leads 3-0At neutral sites: North Carolina State leads 1-0

Year date W/l score site1937 11/6 L 14-26 A1938 12/3 L 6-14 N11940 11/16 L 14-20 A1983 9/17 L 0-45 A

N1 - Wilmington, N.C.

noRtheasteRn The Citadel leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At Boston, Mass.: No meetings


oglethoRPe The Citadel leads 7-3-1

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 6-1-1At Atlanta, Ga.: Oglethorpe leads 2-1

Year date W/l score site1919 11/22 T 0-0 H1924 10/11 L 7-10 H1925 11/7 L 0-7 A1926 11/27 W 10-0 H1927 10/15 W 19-0 H1929 10/5 W 18-0 H1933 11/18 W 13-0 H1934 10/6 L 6-12 A1937 11/27 W 7-6 A1938 11/12 W 32-8 H1940 10/26 W 25-0 H

ole Miss Ole Miss leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt Oxford, Miss.: Ole Miss leads 1-0


PaRRis island MaRines The Citadel leads 5-1-1

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citael leads 4-0At Parris Island, S.C.: Series tied 1-1At unknown Sites: Series tied 0-0-1

Year date W/l score site1909 11/20 L 5-17 A1911 12/9 W 17-10 H1921 10/1 W 37-0 H1922 10/7 W 14-6 A1925 9/26 W 7-0 H1930 11/6 T 0-0 -1950 9/16 W 56-0 H

PittsBuRgh Pittsburg leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt Pittsburgh, Pa.: Pittsburgh leads 1-0


PoRteR MilitaRY acadeMY The Citadel leads 10-0-3

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 10-0-3Year date W/l score site1905 T 0-0 H1905 W 17-0 H1905 W 5-0 H1906 W 10-0 H1907 W 17-2 H1907 T 5-5 H1908 W 10-5 H1909 10/16 W 99-0 H1911 11/18 W 6-0 H1912 10/19 W 66-0 H1913 10/11 T 0-0 H1914 10/10 W 12-0 H1915 10/9 W 54-0 H

*Note - All games between The Citadel and Porter Military Academy were played in

Charleston, S.C. at The Citadel’s home field.Porter Military Academy is now

Porter-Gaud (Secondary) School in Charleston.

PResBYteRian The Citadel leads 48-11-1

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 37-7At Clinton, S.C.: The Citadel leads 8-3-1At neutral sites: The Citadel leads 3-1

Year date W/l score site1915 10/23 W 14-0 N11916 10/14 W 34-7 H1917 10/13 L 0-7 A1919 10/11 W 12-7 H1921 9/24 W 20-0 A1922 10/28 L 0-9 H1923 11/10 T 0-0 A1924 11/29 W 13-0 H1925 11/28 W 7-0 A1926 10/30 L 0-9 H1927 11/24 W 7-6 H1928 12/1 W 25-0 H1929 10/26 W 14-0 H1930 10/25 L 0-6 H

1931 11/21 W 7-0 A1932 11/12 L 0-27 A1933 10/28 L 6-7 H1934 11/24 W 13-7 A1935 11/23 W 18-7 H1936 10/17 W 25-0 A1937 10/9 W 19-0 H1938 10/8 W 12-0 A1939 10/7 W 12-7 H1940 10/18 L 0-19 N21941 10/11 W 21-13 N21942 10/3 W 47-2 A1946 9/28 W 7-6 H1947 9/27 W 13-6 H1948 10/2 L 0-7 A1949 11/5 W 27-7 H1950 10/28 W 7-0 A1951 10/27 W 35-0 H1952 10/25 W 28-7 H1953 10/24 W 20-14 H1954 10/23 L 19-20 H1955 10/22 W 14-13 H1956 11/3 W 20-13 H1957 11/9 W 14-0 H1958 11/8 W 38-0 H1959 11/7 W 8-0 H1960 10/29 W 27-0 H1962 9/29 W 28-8 H1963 10/12 W 27-0 N31971 10/16 L 23-24 H1973 9/15 W 25-13 H1974 9/14 W 6-0 H1975 9/13 W 21-0 H1977 10/1 W 13-7 H1978 9/9 W 28-17 H1979 9/8 L 13-21 H1980 9/6 W 21-14 H1981 10/31 W 21-3 H1982 9/11 W 21-16 H1983 9/10 W 35-7 H1984 9/15 W 23-6 H1985 9/7 W 14-7 H1986 9/20 W 15-13 H1987 9/19 W 27-12 H1988 9/10 W 35-9 H1991 9/7 W 33-10 H

N1 - Columbia, S.C.N2 - Sumter, S.C.

N3 - Savannah, Ga.

RichMond Richmond leads 14-13

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 9-6At Richmond, Va.: Richmond leads 8-4

Year date W/l score site1937 10/22 W 26-0 H1938 11/5 W 6-0 H1939 10/28 L 0-19 A1954 10/9 L 0-26 H1955 10/7 W 14-2 A1956 10/12 L 3-7 A1957 10/19 W 26-0 H1958 11/1 L 0-20 A1959 10/17 W 8-7 H1960 10/15 W 24-12 A1961 10/7 W 24-6 H1963 11/9 L 6-24 H1964 10/10 W 33-0 H1965 10/30 W 24-0 A1966 9/24 W 24-6 H1967 11/11 L 3-20 A1968 10/12 L 16-21 H1969 11/1 L 18-45 A1970 10/31 L 14-31 H1971 11/6 W 21-11 A1972 11/4 L 7-21 H1973 11/3 L 0-27 A1974 9/28 L 24-27 H1975 11/8 L 0-7 A

1976 10/16 W 20-7 H1995 9/16 L 13-17 A1996 9/14 W 13-10 H

Rollins The Citadel leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At Winter Park, Fla.: No meetings


saMFoRd The Citadel leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At Birmingham, Ala.: No meetings


seWanee The Citadel leads 2-1

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At Sewanee, Tenn.: Series tied 1-1

Year date W/l score site1939 11/18 L 7-14 A1940 11/23 W 13-7 H1941 11/29 W 28-0 A

south caRolina South Carolina leads 39-7-3

At Charleston, S.C.: South Carolina leads 9-2-1At Columbia, S.C.: South Carolina leads 13-4At neutral sites: South Carolina leads 17-1-2

Year date W/l score site1905 11/30 L 0-47 H1907 11/28 L 0-12 H1908 11/26 L 0-12 H1909 11/25 L 5-11 H1910 11/24 W 5-0 H1911 11/30 T 0-0 H1912 11/28 L 2-26 A1913 11/26 L 13-42 A1914 11/26 L 6-7 A1915 11/25 W 3-0 A1916 11/30 W 20-2 A1917 11/29 L 0-20 A1918 11/28 T 0-0 N11919 11/27 W 14-7 A1920 11/25 L 6-7 H1921 11/24 L 0-13 A1922 11/26 L 0-13 N11923 11/25 L 0-12 N11924 10/29 L 3-14 N11925 10/28 L 6-30 N11926 10/28 W 12-9 N11927 10/27 L 0-6 N11928 11/1 T 0-0 N11929 10/31 L 14-27 N11930 10/30 L 0-13 N11931 10/29 L 7-26 N11932 11/19 L 0-19 A1933 10/26 L 6-12 N11934 10/18 L 6-20 N11935 10/17 L 0-25 N11936 10/30 L 0-9 N11937 10/29 L 6-21 N11940 12/8 L 6-31 H1941 10/31 L 6-13 N11942 10/30 L 0-14 N11946 11/1 L 7-19 N11947 11/7 L 0-12 N11949 12/3 L 0-42 A

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RecoRds vs. oPPonents1950 11/11 W 19-7 H1951 10/1 L 7-26 A1952 11/8 L 0-35 H1953 9/26 L 0-25 A1954 12/4 L 6-19 H1964 11/7 L 14-17 A1965 9/18 L 3-13 H1980 11/8 L 24-45 A1984 9/8 L 24-31 A1985 8/31 L 17-56 A1990 10/20 W 38-35 A

N1 - Orangeburg, S.C.

south caRolina state The Citadel leads 4-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 3-0At Orangeburg, S.C.: No meetings

At neutral sites: The Citadel leads 1-0Year date W/l score site1989 9/30 W 31-20 N11999 10/2 W 20-14 H2000 9/30 W 45-16 H2001 9/29 W 31-8 H

N1 - Columbia, S.C.

south FloRida Series tied 1-1

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At Tampa, Fla.: South Florida leads 1-0

Year date W/l score site1997 9/13 W 10-7 H1998 10/3 L 6-45 A

southeRn college The Citadel leads 3-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At neutral sites: The Citadel leads 1-0

At unknown Sites: The Citadel leads 1-0Year date W/l score site1922 11/25 W 53-0 -1923 11/25 W 18-3 N11924 9/27 W 12-0 H

N1 - Allendale, S.C.

southeRn Miss Southern Miss leads 2-0

At Charleston, S.C.: Southern Miss leads 1-0At Hattiesburg, Miss.: Southern Miss leads 1-0

Year date W/l score site1963 11/23 L 12-37 A1967 9/16 L 7-10 H

stetson The Citadel leads 5-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 4-0At Deland, Fla.: No meetings

At unknown sites: The Citadel leads 1-0Year date W/l score site1926 9/25 W 14-7 H1928 10/6 W 39-0 H1930 9/20 W 13-7 H1931 10/23 W 6-0 -1956 10/6 W 40-6 H

tennessee Tennessee leads 3-0

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt Knoxville, Tenn.: Tennessee leads 3-0

Year date W/l score site1938 10/22 L 0-44 A1939 11/11 L 0-34 A1983 10/1 L 6-45 A

tennessee tech The Citadel leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt Cookeville, Tenn.: No meetings

At neutral Sites: The Citadel leads 1-0In Bowl Games: The Citadel leads 1-0

Year date W/l score site1960 12/30 W 27-0 N1(%)

N1 - Orlando, Fla.(%) - denotes Tangerine Bowl game

texas a&M Texas A&M leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt College Station, Texas: Texas A&M leads 1-0


tulane Tulane leads 2-0

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt New Orleans, La.: Tulane leads 2-0


uss MeRcY The Citadel leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0Year date W/l score site1919 10/25 W 13-12 H

vandeRBilt Vanderbilt leads 4-2

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt Nashville, Tenn.: Vanderbilt leads 4-2

Year date W/l score site1957 11/23 L 0-27 A1962 10/13 W 21-6 A1966 9/17 L 0-24 A1970 9/19 L 0-52 A1979 9/22 W 27-14 A1999 10/9 L 0-58 A

villanova Villanova leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt Villanova, Pa.: Villanova leads 1-0


viRginia Virginia leads 2-0

At Charleston, S.C.: Virginia leads 1-0At Charlottesville, Va.: Virginia leads 1-0

Year date W/l score site1950 11/4 L 14-24 H1951 11/3 L 0-39 A

viRginia tech Virginia Tech leads 2-0

At Charleston, S.C.: Virginia Tech leads 1-0At Blacksburg, Va.: No meetings

At Roanoke, Va.: Virginia Tech leads 1-0Year date W/l score site1952 9/27 L 7-14 H1953 10/30 L 0-22 N1

N1 - Roanoke, Va.

vMi The Citadel leads 34-30-2

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 21-10At Lexington, Va.: VMI leads 16-8-2

At neutral sites: The Citadel leads 5-4Year date W/l score site1920 10/16 L 0-35 N11929 10/12 L 7-13 A1930 10/11 W 7-6 H1931 10/10 T 13-13 A1932 10/8 W 12-6 H1937 11/13 L 0-27 A1946 11/16 L 7-26 A1947 11/15 W 7-6 H1948 11/13 L 6-34 A1949 11/12 W 19-14 H1950 11/18 L 7-13 A1951 11/17 L 7-13 H1952 11/15 L 19-20 A1953 10/10 L 0-14 H1954 11/13 L 0-42 A1955 1/12 L 0-14 H1957 11/16 L 7-33 A1958 11/15 W 14-6 H1959 11/14 L 8-32 A1960 11/12 L 6-20 H1961 11/4 W 14-8 A1962 11/3 L 7-16 H1963 11/16 L 8-33 A1964 11/14 W 17-0 H1965 11/13 L 7-21 A1966 11/12 W 30-14 H1967 10/14 L 11-22 A1968 10/19 W 13-8 H1969 10/18 W 28-2 A1970 10/24 W 56-9 H1971 10/9 W 25-24 A1972 10/7 W 42-3 H1973 10/6 L 6-23 A1974 10/12 L 9-20 H1975 10/25 W 6-3 A1976 11/6 L 14-30 H1977 10/15 L 3-19 A1978 9/23 W 14-3 H1979 10/20 W 37-6 A1980 10/4 W 28-0 H1981 10/10 L 0-14 N21982 10/9 W 21-7 H1983 10/8 W 27-6 N21984 11/3 W 27-24 H1985 10/5 T 14-14 A1986 10/11 L 30-47 H1987 10/10 L 3-7 H1988 11/12 W 31-20 N21989 11/11 L 10-20 N2

1990 11/3 W 23-3 H1991 10/26 W 17-14 N21992 11/14 W 50-0 H1993 11/13 W 34-33 H1994 11/12 W 58-14 N21995 11/11 L 7-34 H1996 11/16 L 27-34(OT) A1997 11/15 W 28-6 H1998 11/14 W 36-10 A1999 11/13 W 7-6 H2000 11/13 L 21-41 A2001 11/10 W 49-7 H2002 11/16 L 21-23 N32003 11/15 W 27-23 N32005 11/19 W 22-14 A2006 11/11 W 48-21 H2007 11/17 W 70-28 A

N1 - Lynchburg, Va.N2 - Norfolk, Va.

N3 - Charlotte, N.C.

WaKe FoRest Wake Forest leads 2-1

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt Winston-Salem, N.C.: Series tied 1-1At neutral sites: Wake Forest leads 1-0

Year date W/l score site1910 10/29 W 9-5 A1938 9/30 L 0-31 N11980 9/20 L 7-24 A

N1 - Charlotte, N.C.

Washington & lee Washington & Lee leads 2-0

At Charleston, S.C.: Washington & Lee leads 1-0At Lexington, Va.: Washington & Lee leads 1-0

Year date W/l score site1924 11/8 L 7-32 A1950 10/7 L 0-20 H

WeBBeR inteRnational The Citadel leads1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0At Babson Park, Fla.: No meetings


Welsh necK high school Welsh Neck High School leads 2-0

At unknown Sites: Welsh Neck H.S. leads 2-0Year date W/l score site1905 L 5-6 -1907 L 5-7 -

*Note - Welsh Neck High School is nowCoker College.

West end aMateuRs The Citadel leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 1-0Year date W/l score site1909 10/30 W 31-0 H



RecoRds vs. oPPonentsWest viRginia

West Virginia leads 5-1At Charleston, S.C.: West Virginia leads 2-0

At Morgantown, W.Va.: West Virginia leads 3-1Year date W/l score site1959 11/21 W 20-14 A1962 11/17 L 0-49 A1964 9/26 L 3-7 A1965 10/9 L 2-25 H1966 11/5 L 0-35 A1968 11/9 L 0-17 H

WesteRn caRolina The Citadel leads 18-13-1

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 10-5At Cullowhee, N.C.: Series tied 8-8At Neutral Sites: Series tied 0-0-1

Year date W/l score site1972 9/23 L 0-10 H1977 9/17 W 20-0 H1978 10/14 L 24-38 A1979 10/6 W 21-19 H1980 10/11 W 28-21 A1981 10/19 W 12-3 H1982 11/6 W 24-20 A1983 11/5 L 17-44 H1984 10/13 W 34-33 A1985 11/2 W 10-3 H1986 11/1 L 12-27 A1987 10/31 W 38-24 H1988 10/1 W 27-21 A1989 9/30 T 22-22 N11990 10/6 W 28-10 A1991 10/5 W 38-13 H1992 10/24 W 36-31 A1993 9/18 L 18-38 A1994 9/17 L 38-42 H1995 9/23 L 14-31 A1996 9/21 W 28-14 H1997 9/20 L 25-45 A1998 9/19 L 8-14 H1999 11/20 L 17-24 A2000 9/16 W 17-10 H2001 11/17 L 25-28 A2002 9/21 L 34-37 H2003 9/20 L 21-28 A2004 11/20 W 17-0 H2005 10/1 W 17-7 A2006 10/21 W 30-27(OT) H2007 10/20 W 37-31 A

N1 - Columbia, S.C.

WilliaM & MaRY William & Mary leads 18-7

At Charleston, S.C.: William & Mary leads 10-3 At Williamsburg, Va.: William & Mary leads 8-4

Year date W/l score site1946 10/5 L 12-51 H1947 10/4 L 7-56 A1957 11/2 L 12-14 H1959 10/31 W 38-13 A1960 11/5 W 14-0 H1961 10/14 W 10-8 A1962 10/6 L 23-39 H1963 9/21 L 0-7 H1964 10/17 L 0-10 A1965 11/6 L 6-21 H1966 10/15 L 6-24 A1967 11/4 L 0-24 H1968 11/16 W 24-21 A1969 10/11 L 14-21 H1970 10/10 W 16-7 A1971 9/11 L 28-35 H1972 9/30 L 12-31 A

1973 9/29 L 12-24 H1974 10/5 L 12-16 A1975 10/4 W 21-6 H1976 11/13 L 0-22 A1977 11/5 L 13-14 H1978 11/4 L 8-12 A1990 9/8 W 34-31 H1991 10/19 L 17-24 A

Wisconsin Wisconsin leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt Madison, Wis.: Wisconsin leads 1-0


WoFFoRd The Citadel leads 40-19-1

At Charleston, S.C.: The Citadel leads 27-8-1At Spartanburg, S.C.: The Citadel leads 8-6

At neutral sites: Series tied 5-5Year date W/l score site1916 11/4 W 37-0 H1919 10/18 L 0-12 A1920 10/23 W 19-0 H1921 10/8 W 28-0 H1923 11/24 W 9-0 A1924 10/4 W 19-0 H1926 10/23 W 6-0 A1927 11/12 T 6-6 H1928 11/24 L 7-9 A1929 11/28 W 7-0 A1930 11/29 W 7-6 A1931 11/26 W 28-7 H1932 11/24 W 13-0 A1933 11/30 W 14-0 H1934 11/3 W 18-7 A1935 10/12 W 20-7 H1936 11/26 W 41-0 N11937 9/18 W 38-0 A1938 10/29 W 27-0 H1939 12/2 W 21-2 N21940 11/1 W 7-3 N31941 11/8 W 42-7 H1949 10/28 L 7-21 N31954 10/29 W 14-13 N31955 10/28 L 7-27 N31956 10/19 L 19-23 N31957 10/11 L 0-34 N31958 10/10 L 6-18 N31959 10/9 W 40-8 N31967 9/23 W 17-7 H1975 9/27 W 16-7 H1977 9/30 W 7-0 H1978 11/11 W 35-17 H1979 10/27 W 49-30 H1980 11/1 W 35-3 H1981 11/14 W 24-14 H1982 9/25 W 21-14 H1984 11/10 W 23-16 H1985 11/9 W 42-28 H1986 11/8 W 20-6 H1987 9/5 W 38-0 H1989 9/9 W 42-21 H1990 11/10 W 48-14 H1991 9/14 L 12-15 H1992 9/12 W 30-13 H1993 9/4 L 6-20 H1994 9/10 W 31-3 H1995 9/9 W 27-10 H1996 11/23 L 21-26 H1997 11/1 W 7-3 H1998 9/12 W 20-14 A1999 10/30 L 16-47 H2000 10/28 L 10-31 A2001 10/27 L 0-13 H

2002 11/2 L 10-27 A2003 11/1 L 16-42 H2004 10/30 L 17-38 A2005 10/29 L 10-28 H2006 10/7 L 20-28 A2007 10/6 L 7-28 H

N1 - Augusta, Ga.N2 - Wilmington, N.C.N3 - Orangeburg, S.C.

WYoMing Wyoming leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt Laramie, Wyo.: Wyoming leads 1-0


xavieR (ohio) The Citadel leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: No meetingsAt Cincinnati, Ohio: The Citadel leads 1-0


YoungstoWn state Youngstown State leads 1-0

At Charleston, S.C.: Youngstown State leads 1-0At Youngstown, Ohio: No meetings

Year date W/l score site1992 12/5 L 17-42 H(&)& - denotes NCAA I-AA Playoffs (Quarterfinal Round)

naMe changes Various schools have changed their name. The cur-rent school name is listed along with other names by which the schools have been referred. (Note: Not all schools in this list currently sponsor or have sponsored football.)

current name changed fromCharlestonSouthern.................................BaptistChattanooga......................... Tenn.-ChattanoogaCokerCollege......................... WelshNeckH.S.Memphis........................................ MemphisStatePorter-GaudSchool............PorterMilitaryAcademy

also KnoWn as Various schools have abbreviations or other desig-nations that they prefer to be listed as.

current name also Known asAirForce....................... U.S.AirForceAcademyArmy..................................U.S.MilitaryAcademy................................................................WestPointLSU.................................................LouisianaStateNavy...................................... U.S.NavalAcademyNCState...........................NorthCarolinaState................................................................. N.C.StateOleMiss....................... UniversityofMississippiSewanee........................ UniversityoftheSouthVMI...............................VirginiaMilitaryInstitute

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Year coach overall Pts opp socon Pts opp Place1905 SidneySmith 2-3-1 27 631906 RalphFoster 3-0-0 43 01907 RalphFoster 1-5-1 36 441908 RalphFoster 4-1-1 73 171909 SamCosten 4-3-2 197 501910 SamCosten 3-4-0 26 761911 L.S.LeTellier 5-2-2 73 461912 L.S.LeTellier 3-4-0 129 1311913 GeorgeRogers 3-4-2 217 1211914 GeorgeRogers 2-5-0 32 701915 GeorgeRogers 5-3-0 172 621916 HarryO’Brien 6-1-1 157 361917 HarryO’Brien 3-3-0 69 611918 HarryO’Brien 0-2-1 0 131919 GeorgeRogers 4-4-1 86 1201920 HarryO’Brien 2-6-0 79 1661921 HarryO’Brien 3-3-2 105 821922 CarlPrause 3-5-0 102 841923 CarlPrause 5-3-1 119 591924 CarlPrause 6-4-0 94 701925 CarlPrause 6-4-0 157 501926 CarlPrause 7-3-0 99 511927 CarlPrause 3-6-1 64 791928 CarlPrause 6-3-1 155 541929 CarlPrause 5-4-1 146 601930 JohnnyFloyd 4-5-2 60 951931 JohnnyFloyd 5-4-1 93 1251932 TatumGressette 4-5-0 64 1231933 TatumGressette 3-5-1 77 711934 TatumGressette 3-5-1 68 1311935 TatumGressette 4-3-1 84 871936 TatumGressette 4-6-0 133 102 0-4-0 7 63 14th1937 TatumGressette 7-4-0 192 113 2-3-0 54 74 8th1938 TatumGressette 6-5-0 143 148 2-3-0 27 63 10th1939 TatumGressette 3-8-0 95 194 0-4-0 14 98 15th1940 JohnRowland 4-5-0 123 136 0-4-0 33 107 15th1941 JohnRowland 4-3-1 175 89 0-2-1 33 50 14th1942 JohnRowland 5-2-0 135 64 2-2-0 35 45 8th1943 WorldWarII-NoFootball1944 WorldWarII-NoFootball1945 WorldWarII-NoFootball1946 QuinnDecker 3-5-0 82 154 1-5-0 47 141 15th1947 QuinnDecker 3-5-0 47 149 1-4-0 21 109 12th1948 QuinnDecker 2-7-0 45 152 0-5-0 12 91 16th1949 QuinnDecker 4-5-0 99 191 2-2-0 51 94 7th1950 QuinnDecker 4-6-0 132 125 2-3-0 52 73 11th1951 QuinnDecker 4-6-0 186 209 1-3-0 76 102 14th1952 QuinnDecker 3-5-1 121 191 1-3-1 67 90 13th1953 JohnMcMillan 2-7-0 77 264 1-3-0 38 77 9th1954 JohnMcMillan 2-8-0 94 256 0-4-0 20 112 9th1955 JohnSauer 5-4-0 100 175 2-2-0 40 51 5th1956 JohnSauer 3-5-1 136 149 1-3-0 37 41 8th1957 EddieTeague 5-4-1 111 135 4-2-0 97 74 3rd1958 EddieTeague 4-6-0 130 196 2-3-0 58 60 7th1959 EddieTeague 8-2-0 207 142 5-1-0 105 87 2nd1960 EddieTeague 8-2-1 181 93 4-2-0 86 72 2nd1961 eddie teague 7-3-0 133 155 5-1-0 90 59 1st1962 EddieTeague 3-7-0 143 264 1-4-0 74 127 7th1963 EddieTeague 4-6-0 146 192 2-4-0 94 126 7th1964 EddieTeague 4-6-0 128 122 4-3-0 108 36 4th1965 EddieTeague 2-8-0 77 159 2-6-0 74 132 8th1966 RedParker 4-6-0 120 178 3-5-0 117 154 6th1967 RedParker 5-5-0 155 144 2-4-0 69 106 7th1968 RedParker 5-5-0 177 200 4-2-0 112 100 2nd1969 RedParker 7-3-0 262 194 4-2-0 162 130 3rd1970 RedParker 5-6-0 259 241 4-2-0 182 84 2nd

Year coach overall Pts opp socon Pts opp Place1971 RedParker 8-3-0 366 272 4-2-0 181 141 3rd1972 RedParker 5-6-0 192 183 4-3-0 154 132 4th1973 BobbyRoss 3-8-0 137 250 1-6-0 66 179 7th1974 BobbyRoss 4-7-0 216 248 3-4-0 124 142 5th1975 BobbyRoss 6-5-0 144 97 4-3-0 101 50 4th1976 BobbyRoss 6-5-0 171 176 1-4-0 47 123 6th1977 BobbyRoss 5-6-0 133 162 3-2-0 75 63 3rd1978 ArtBaker 5-6-0 201 246 2-3-0 106 100 5th1979 ArtBaker 6-5-0 253 277 4-2-0 150 137 3rd1980 ArtBaker 7-4-0 269 178 3-2-0 114 79 4th1981 ArtBaker 7-3-1 252 151 3-2-1 122 100 4th1982 ArtBaker 5-6-0 150 230 3-4-0 164 182 4th1983 TomMoore 3-8-0 173 336 1-6-0 100 227 7th1984 TomMoore 7-4-0 240 252 4-2-0 130 137 3rd1985 TomMoore 5-5-1 190 236 2-4-1 86 145 5th1986 TomMoore 3-8-0 155 323 0-6-0 82 221 8th1987 CharlieTaaffe 4-7-0 228 280 1-5-0 111 162 8th1988 CharlieTaaffe 8-4-0 318 286 5-2-0 180 150 3rd1989 CharlieTaaffe 5-5-1 245 258 1-5-1 123 191 8th1990 CharlieTaaffe 7-5-0 266 223 4-3-0 139 102 4th1991 CharlieTaaffe 7-4-0 238 183 5-2-0 156 131 2nd1992 charlie taaffe 11-2-0 353 185 6-1-0 205 99 1st1993 CharlieTaaffe 5-6-0 246 255 4-4-0 178 193 4th1994 CharlieTaaffe 6-5-0 388 343 4-4-0 285 295 5th1995 CharlieTaaffe 2-9-0 165 261 0-8-0 104 214 8th1996 DonPowers 4-7-0 236 335 3-5-0 196 247 5th1997 DonPowers 6-5-0 165 224 4-4-0 117 187 4th1998 DonPowers 5-6-0 223 296 4-4-0 175 172 4th1999 DonPowers 2-9-0 147 349 1-7-0 111 251 8th2000 DonPowers 2-9-0 144 335 1-7-0 99 243 T-8th2001 EllisJohnson 3-7-0 172 188 2-6-0 194 140 7th2002 EllisJohnson 3-9 305 338 1-7 188 230 9th2003 EllisJohnson 6-6 261 311 4-4 163 176 4th2004 JohnZernhelt 3-7 162 250 2-5 120 189 T-5th2005 KevinHiggins 4-7 194 316 2-5 127 199 7th2006 KevinHiggins 5-6 264 314 4-3 172 169 4th2007 KevinHiggins 7-4 434 310 4-3 222 223 T-3rdtotals 446-495-32 168-249-5

Bold indicates southern conference champions

Bobby Ross (right) headed up the Bulldogs from 1973-77, going 24-31 during his tenure.

YeaR-BY-YeaR Results



YeaR-BY-YeaR Resultsscoring values in college Football (1904-1908)

touchdown Field goal Pat safety 4points 5points 5points 2points

1905 (2-3-1) coach: SidneySmith

captain:JamesHammonddate opponent W/l/t score location PorterMilitaryAcademy T 0-0 Charleston,S.C. PorterMilitaryAcademy W 17-0 Charleston,S.C. PorterMilitaryAcademy W 5-0 Charleston,S.C. WelchNeckHighSchool L 5-6 FortMoultrie L 0-10Nov.30 SouthCarolina L 0-47 Charleston,S.C.

1906 (3-0) coach RalphFoster

captain:JamesHammonddate opponent W/l/t score location CollegeofCharleston W 23-0 Mercer W 10-0 PorterMilitaryAcademy W 10-0 Charleston,S.C.

1907 (1-5-1) coach RalphFostercaptain:EdSmith

date opponent W/l/t score location PorterMilitaryAcademy W 17-2 Charleston,S.C. MedicalCollegeofSC L 0-6 PorterMilitaryAcademy T 5-5 Charleston,S.C. CollegeofCharleston L 4-5 WelchNeckHighSchool L 5-7 CollegeofCharleston L 5-7Nov.28 SouthCarolina L 0-12 Charleston,S.C.

the citadel joins the southern intercollegiate athletic associtation

(1908-1935)

1908 (4-1-1) coach RalphFostercaptain:EdSmith

date opponent W/l/t score location PorterMilitaryAcademy W 10-5 Charleston,S.C. MedicalCollegeofSC W 27-0 CollegeofCharleston T 0-0 CollegeofCharleston W 27-0 Mercer W 10-0Nov.26 SouthCarolina L 0-12 Charleston,S.C.

scoring values in college Football (1909-1911) touchdown Field goal Pat safety 5points 5points 1point 2points

1909 (4-3-2, 0-1-1 siaa) coach: SamC.Costen

captain: EdSmithdate opponent W/l/t score locationOct.2 CollegeofCharleston W 36-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.9 * Georgia T 0-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.16 PorterMilitaryAcademy W 99-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.23 CollegeofCharleston W 21-5 Charleston,S.C.Oct.30 WestEndAmateurs W 31-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.3 Davidson T 0-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.13 * Clemson L 0-17 Charleston,S.C.Nov.20 atParrisIslandMarines L 5-17 ParrisIsland,S.C.Nov.25 SouthCarolina L 5-11 Charleston,S.C.

1910 (3-4, 1-3 siaa) coach: SamC.Costen

captain: BarnwellLeggedate opponent W/l/t score locationOct.15 * Clemson L 0-32 Charleston,S.C.Oct.22 CollegeofCharleston L 0-11 Charleston,S.C.Oct.29 * atWakeForest W 9-5 Winston-Salem,N.C.Nov.5 * vs.Florida L 2-6 Jacksonville,Fla.Nov.12 * Mercer L 0-21 Charleston,S.C.Nov.24 SouthCarolina W 5-0 Charleston,S.C.Dec.3 CharlestonNavy W 10-0 Charleston,S.C. 1911 (5-2-2, 1-2 siaa)

coach: L.S.LeTelliercaptain: RolandWalsh

date opponent W/l/t score locationOct.7 * atFlorida L 3-15 Gainesville,Fla.Oct.17 * atMercer W 5-0(OT) Macon,Ga.Oct.21 CollegeofCharleston W 21-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.4 * Clemson L 0-18 Charleston,S.C.Nov.11 CollegeofCharleston W 21-3 Charleston,S.C.Nov.18 PorterMilitaryAcademy W 6-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.30 SouthCarolina T 0-0 Charleston,S.C.Dec.2 CharlestonNavy T 0-0 Charleston,S.C.Dec.9 ParrisIslandMarines W 17-10 Charleston,S.C.

scoring values in college Football (1912-1957) touchdown Field goal Pat safety 6points 3points 1point 2points 1912 (3-4, 0-3 siaa)

coach:L.S.LeTelliercaptain:JohnMartin

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.28 $ FortMoultrie W 1-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.5 * GeorgiaTech L 6-20 Charleston,S.C.Oct.12 * atGeorgia L 0-33 Athens,Ga.Oct.19 PorterMilitaryAcademy W 66-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.26 * atClemson L 14-52 Clemson,S.C.Nov.9 CollegeofCharleston W 40-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.28 atSouthCarolina L 2-26 Columbia,S.C.

$-denotesvictoryduetoforfeit 1913 (3-4-2, 0-2 siaa)

coach: GeorgeC.Rogerscaptain:AllanBruner

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.27 CharlestonNavy W 34-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.4 GeorgiaTech L 0-47 Charleston,S.C.Oct.11 PorterMilitaryAcademy T 0-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.18 CollegeofCharleston W 72-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.25 Mercer T 7-7 Charleston,S.C.Nov.1 Furman W 75-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.8 * Clemson L 3-7 Charleston,S.C.Nov.15 * atFlorida L 13-18 Gainesville,Fla.Nov.26 atSouthCarolina L 13-42 Columbia,S.C. 1914 (2-5, 0-3 siaa)

coach:GeorgeC.Rogerscaptain:AugustineFolger

date opponent W/l/t score locationOct.3 * atGeorgia L 0-13 Athens,Ga.Oct.10 PorterMilitaryAcademy W 12-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.24 vs.Davidson L 0-16 Charlotte,N.C.Oct.31 * Clemson L 0-14 Charleston,S.C.Nov.7 atNewberry W 14-13 Newberry,S.C.Nov.14 * Florida L 0-7 Charleston,S.C.Nov.26 atSouthCarolina L 6-7 Columbia,S.C.

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YeaR-BY-YeaR Results1915 (5-3, 2-3 siaa)

coach:GeorgeC.Rogerscaptain: FrancisSheppard

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.25 CharlestonNavy W 46-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.2 * atNorthCarolina L 7-14 ChapelHill,N.C.Oct.9 PorterMilitaryAcademy W 54-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.16 * Georgia L 0-39 Charleston,S.C.Oct.23 * vs.Presbyterian W 14-0 Columbia,S.C.Nov.6 Newberry W 48-3 Charleston,S.C.Nov.13 * atFlorida L 0-6 Gainesville,Fla.Nov.25 * atSouthCarolina W 3-0 Columbia,S.C. 1916 (6-1-1, 4-1 siaa)

coach: HarveyJ.“Harry”O’Briencaptain: JohnWeeks

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.30 * atGeorgia L 0-6 Athens,Ga.Oct.7 CharlestonNavy W 35-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.14 * Presbyterian W 34-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.21 atDavidson T 7-7 Davidson,N.C.Oct.28 atNewberry W 21-14 Newberry,S.C.Nov.4 * Wofford W 37-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.16 * vs.Clemson W 3-0 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.30 * atSouthCarolina W 20-2 Columbia,S.C. 1917 (3-3, 1-3 siaa)

coach: HarveyJ.“Harry”O’Briencaptain:A.R.Tabor

date opponent W/l/t score locationOct.6 CharlestonNavy W 19-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.13 * atPresbyterian L 0-7 Clinton,S.C.Oct.20 * Erskine W 18-7 Charleston,S.C.Nov.3 Newberry W 32-7 Charleston,S.C.Nov.8 * vs.Clemson L 0-20 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.29 * atSouthCarolina L 0-20 Columbia,S.C.

1918 (0-2-1, 0-1-1 siaa) coach:HarveyJ.“Harry”O’Brien

captain:AlvinHeinsohndate opponent W/l/t score locationNov.16 * vs.Clemson L 0-7 Columbia,S.C.Nov.23 CharlestonNavy L 0-6 Charleston,S.C.Nov.28 * vs.SouthCarolina T 0-0 Orangeburg,S.C.

1919 (4-4-1, 2-4-1 siaa) coach:GeorgeC.Rogers

captain: JohnCrouchdate opponent W/l/t score locationOct.4 * atGeorgia L 0-28 Athens,Ga.Oct.11 * Presbyterian W 12-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.18 * atWofford L 0-12 Spartanburg,S.C.Oct.25 USSMercy W 13-12 Charleston,S.C.Nov.1 * atFurman L 6-21 Greenville,S.C.Nov.8 atNewberry W 41-0 Newberry,S.C.Nov.13 * Clemson L 0-33 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.22 * Oglethorpe T 0-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.27 * atSouthCarolina W 14-7 Columbia,S.C.

1920 (2-6, 1-5 siaa) coach:HarveyJ.“Harry”O’Brien

captain:AlvinHeinsohndate opponent W/l/t score locationOct.2 * atGeorgia L 0-40 Athens,Ga.Oct.9 * Furman L 6-21 Charleston,S.C.Oct.16 * vs.VMI L 0-35 Lynchburg,Va.Oct.23 * Wofford W 19-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.30 vs.Davidson L 13-27 Charlotte,N.C.Nov.6 Newberry W 35-10 Charleston,S.C.

Nov.10 * vs.Clemson L 0-26 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.25 * SouthCarolina L 6-7 Charleston,S.C.

1921 (3-3-2, 2-3-1 siaa) coach:HarveyJ.“Harry”O’Brien

captain: JohnGramingdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.24 * atPresbyterian W 20-0 Clinton,S.C.Oct.1 ParrisIslandMarines W 37-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.8 * Wofford W 28-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.22 * atErskine L 6-13 DueWest,S.C.Oct.29 * atFurman L 0-42 Greenville,S.C.Nov.5 atNewberry T 7-7 Newberry,S.C.Nov.10 * vs.Clemson T 7-7 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.24 * atSouthCarolina L 0-13 Columbia,S.C.

1922 (3-5, 1-2 siaa) coach:CarlT.Prause

captain: GeorgeWhitedate opponent W/l/t score locationOct.7 atParrisIslandMarines W 14-6 ParrisIsland,S.C.Oct.19 * Furman L 0-28 Charleston,S.C.Oct.28 * Presbyterian L 0-9 Charleston,S.C.Nov.4 atNewberry L 7-10 Newberry,S.C.Nov.11 Clemson L 0-18 Charleston,S.C.Nov.16 vs.SouthCarolina L 0-13 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.25 SouthernCollege W 53-0Dec.2 * atErskine W 28-0 DueWest,S.C.

1923 (5-3-1, 2-1-1 siaa) coach:CarlT.Prausecaptain: RobertLee

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.29 FortBragg W 31-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.13 atDavidson L 0-7 Davidson,N.C.Oct.20 * atFurman L 14-30 Greenville,S.C.Oct.27 Newberry W 21-7 Charleston,S.C.Nov.10 * atPresbyterian T 0-0 Clinton,S.C.Nov.15 vs.SouthCarolina L 0-12 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.23 SouthernCollege W 18-3 Allendale,S.C.Nov.24 * atWofford W 9-0 Spartanburg,S.C.Dec.1 * Erskine W 26-0 Charleston,S.C.


captain: FredWagenerdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.27 SouthernCollege W 12-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.4 * Wofford W 19-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.11 * Oglethorpe L 7-10 Charleston,S.C.Oct.18 atNewberry L 6-14 Newberry,S.C.Oct.25 * Furman W 6-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.29 vs.SouthCarolina L 3-14 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.8 * Washington&Lee L 7-32 Lexington,Va.Nov.15 vs.Clemson W 20-0 Anderson,S.C.Nov.22 * atErskine W 7-0 DueWest,S.C.Nov.29 * Presbyterian W 13-0 Charleston,S.C.


captain: TheodoreWeeksdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.26 ParrisIslandMarines W 7-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.3 * Rollins W 27-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.10 * atFurman L 0-7 Greenville,S.C.Oct.17 Newberry W 26-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.28 vs.SouthCarolina L 6-30 Orangeburg,S.C.Oct.31 * atMercer W 31-0 Macon,Ga.Nov.7 * atOglethorpe L 0-7 Atlanta,Ga.



YeaR-BY-YeaR ResultsNov.14 Clemson L 0-6 Charleston,S.C.Nov.21 * Erskine W 53-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.28 * atPresbyterian W 7-0 Clinton,S.C.

1926 (7-3, 4-3 siaa)

coach:CarlT.Prausecaptain:EphiramSeabrook

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.25 * Stetson W 14-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.2 * Mercer W 14-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.9 * Chattanooga L 3-6 Charleston,S.C.Oct.16 atNewberry W 27-0 Newberry,S.C.Oct.23 * atWofford W 6-0 Spartanburg,S.C.Oct.28 vs.SouthCarolina W 12-9 Orangeburg,S.C.Oct.30 * Presbyterian L 0-9 Charleston,S.C.Nov.13 atClemson W 15-6 Clemson,S.C.Nov.20 * Furman L 0-7 Charleston,S.C.Nov.27 * Oglethorpe W 10-0 Charleston,S.C.

1927 (3-6-1, 2-3-1 siaa) coach: CarlT.Prause

captain:DonaldBlandingdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.24 vs.Davidson L 0-5 Gastonia,N.C.Oct.1 * Mercer L 0-6 Charleston,S.C.Oct.8 * atChattanooga L 6-31 Chattanooga,Tenn.Oct.15 * Oglethorpe W 19-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.27 vs.SouthCarolina L 0-6 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.5 atClemson L 0-13 Clemson,S.C.Nov.12 * Wofford T 6-6 Charleston,S.C.Nov.19 * Furman L 0-6 Charleston,S.C.Nov.24 * Presbyterian W 7-6 Charleston,S.C. Newberry W 26-0

1928 (6-3-1, 3-3 siaa)

coach: CarlT.Prausecaptain:RichardKing

date opponent W/l/t score locationOct.6 * Stetson W 39-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.13 Newberry W 32-6 Charleston,S.C.Oct.20 Davidson W 26-2 Charleston,S.C.Oct.27 * Erskine W 14-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.1 vs.SouthCarolina T 0-0 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.10 * atFurman L 0-13 Greenville,S.C.Nov.17 * Mercer L 0-7 Savannah,Ga.Nov.24 * atWofford L 7-9 Spartanburg,S.C.Dec.1 * Presbyterian W 25-0 Charleston,S.C.Dec.8 Clemson W 12-7 Charleston,S.C.

1929 (5-4-1, 4-0-1 siaa) coach:CarlT.Prausecaptain: BillMorgan

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.28 Newberry W 59-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.5 * Oglethorpe W 18-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.12 VMI L 7-13 Lexington,Va.Oct.19 Davidson L 6-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.26 * Presbyterian W 14-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.31 vs.SouthCarolina L 14-27 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.9 * Furman T 0-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.16 * Mercer W 21-13 Charleston,S.C.Nov.23 atClemson L 0-13 Clemson,S.C.Nov.28 * atWofford W 7-0 Spartanburg,S.C.

1930 (4-5-2, 3-0-1 siaa) coach: Johnny“Red”Floydcaptain: ThomasWilson

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.20 * Stetson W 13-7 Charleston,S.C.Sept.27 * Erskine W 13-0 Charleston,S.C.

Oct.3 vs.Clemson L 7-13 Florence,S.C.Oct.11 VMI W 7-6 Charleston,S.C.Oct.18 vs.Davidson L 0-6 Charlotte,N.C.Oct.25 * Presbyterian L 0-6 Charleston,S.C.Oct.30 vs.SouthCarolina L 0-13 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.6 ParrisIslandMarines T 0-0Nov.15 * Chattanooga T 7-7 Charleston,S.C.Nov.22 atFurman L 6-31 Greenville,Tenn.Nov.29 * atWofford W 7-6 Spartanburg,S.C.

1931 (5-4-1, 4-1 siaa) coach:Johnny“Red”Floyd

captain:HowardWhittingtondate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.26 * Mercer L 0-26 Charleston,S.C.Oct.3 * Erskine W 12-6Oct.10 atVMI T 13-13 Lexington,Va.Oct.16 vs.Clemson W 6-0 Florence,S.C.Oct.23 * Stetson W 6-0Oct.29 vs.SouthCarolina L 7-26 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.7 atDavidson L 7-14 Davidson,N.C.Nov.14 Furman L 7-33 Charleston,S.C.Nov.21 * atPresbyterian W 7-0 Clinton,S.C.Nov.26 * Wofford W 28-7 Charleston,S.C.

1932 (4-5, 2-2 siaa) coach: TatumGressette

captains: LarkinJennings,WylieMitchelldate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.24 * atErskine W 19-0 DueWest,S.C.Oct.8 VMI W 12-6 Charleston,S.C.Oct.15 atFlorida L 7-27 Gainesville,S.C.Oct.22 Davidson W 7-6 Charleston,S.C.Oct.27 * vs.Furman L 0-20 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.5 Clemson L 6-18 Charleston,S.C.Nov.12 * atPresbyterian L 0-27 Clinton,S.C.Nov.19 atSouthCarolina L 0-19 Columbia,S.C.Nov.24 * atWofford W 13-0 Spartanburg,S.C.

1933 (3-5-1, 3-2 siaa) coach:TatumGressette

captain: JohnOgliviedate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.30 * Erskine W 25-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.7 atNewberry T 7-7 Newberry,S.C.Oct.14 * atFurman L 0-14 Greenville,S.C.Oct.26 vs.SouthCarolina L 6-12 Orangeburg,S.C.Oct.28 * Presbyterian L 6-7 Charleston,S.C.Nov.11 atDavidson L 6-24 Davidson,N.C.Nov.18 * Oglethorpe W 13-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.25 atClemson L 0-7 Clemson,S.C.Nov.30 * Wofford W 14-0 Charleston,S.C. 1934 (3-5-1, 2-2 siaa)

coach: TatumGressettecaptain:FredSymmes

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.29 Newberry W 13-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.6 * atOglethorpe L 6-12 Atlanta,Ga.Oct.12 atGeorgeWashington L 0-26 Washington,D.C.Oct.18 vs.SouthCarolina L 6-20 Orangeburg,S.C.Oct.27 Davidson T 12-12 Charleston,S.C.Nov.3 * atWofford W 18-7 Spartanburg,S.C.Nov.10 * Furman L 0-6 Charleston,S.C.Nov.17 atArmy L 0-34 WestPoint,N.Y.Nov.24 * atPresbyterian W 13-7 Clinton,S.C.

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YeaR-BY-YeaR Results1935 (4-3-1, 3-1 siaa)

coach:TatumGressettecaptain:McDonaldLowe

date opponent W/l/t score locationOct.5 * Erskine W 19-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.12 * Wofford W 20-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.17 vs.SouthCarolina L 0-25 Orangeburg,S.C.Oct.26 Davidson T 7-7 Charleston,S.C.Nov.2 * atFurman L 0-35 Greenville,S.C.Nov.7 Clemson L 0-6 Charleston,S.C.Nov.9 Newberry W 20-0 Newberry,S.C.Nov.23 * Presbyterian W 18-7 Charleston,S.C.

the citadel joins the southern conference(1936-present)

1936 (4-6, 0-4 socon) coach:TatumGressette

captain:CarlosTownsenddate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.19 Newberry W 33-0 Charleston,S.C.Sept.26 atErskine W 13-6 DueWest,S.C.Oct.3 atFlorida L 14-20 Gainesville,Fla.Oct.10 * atFurman L 7-13 Greenville,S.C.Oct.17 atPresbyterian W 25-0 Clinton,S.C.Oct.24 * atDavidson L 0-21 Davidson,S.C.Oct.30 * vs.SouthCarolina L 0-9 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.7 * Clemson L 0-20 Charleston,S.C.Nov.14 Chattanooga L 0-13 Charleston,S.C.Nov.26 vs.Wofford W 41-0 Augusta,Ga.


captain:F.W.Kingdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.18 atWofford W 38-0 Spartanburg,S.C.Sept.25 atNewberry W 35-0 Newberry,S.C.Oct.2 Navy L 0-32 Annapolis,Md.Oct.9 Presbyterian W 19-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.16 * Furman W 8-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.22 * Richmond W 26-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.29 * vs.SouthCarolina L 6-21 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.6 * atNorthCarolinaState L 14-26 Raleigh,N.C.Nov.13 * atVMI L 0-27 Lexington,Va.Nov.20 Erskine W 46-7 Charleston,S.C.Nov.27 atOglethorpe W 7-6 Atlanta,Ga.

1938 (6-5, 2-3 socon) coach: TatumGressette

captain:AndrewSabadosdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.17 * Davidson L 6-12 Charleston,S.C.Sept.24 atGeorgia L 12-20 Athens,Ga.Sept.30 * vs.WakeForest L 0-31 Charlotte,N.C.Oct.8 atPresbyterian W 12-0 Clinton,S.C.Oct.15 * atFurman W 9-6 Greenville,S.C.Oct.22 at#8Tennessee L 0-44 Knoxville,Tenn.Oct.29 Wofford W 27-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.5 * Richmond W 6-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.12 Oglethorpe W 32-8 Charleston,S.C.Nov.19 Erskine W 33-13 Charleston,S.C.Dec.3 * vs.NorthCarolinaState L 6-14 Wilmington,N.C.


captain:BillSpaindate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.23 atNorthCarolina L 0-50 ChapelHill,N.C.Sept.30 atGeorgia L 0-26 Athens,Ga.Oct.7 Presbyterian W 12-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.14 * Furman L 0-7 Charleston,S.C.

Oct.20 * atGeorgeWashington L 7-13 Washington,D.C.Oct.28 * atRichmond L 0-19 Richmond,Va.Nov.4 * atDavidson L 14-22 Davidson,N.C.Nov.11 at#1Tennessee L 0-34 Knoxville,Tenn.Nov.18 atSewanee L 7-14 Sewanee,Tenn.Nov.25 atErskine W 34-0 DueWest,S.C.Dec.2 vs.Wofford W 21-2 Wilmington,N.C.

1940 (4-5, 0-4 socon) coach: JohnH.“Bo”Rowland

captain: HenryKennedydate opponent W/l/t score locationOct.4 Erskine W 45-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.11 * atFurman L 7-36 Greenville,S.C.Oct.18 vs.Presbyterian L 0-19 Sumter,S.C.Oct.26 Oglethorpe W 25-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.1 vs.Wofford W 7-3 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.16 * atNorthCarolinaState L 14-20 Raleigh,N.C.Nov.23 Sewanee W 13-7 Charleston,S.C.Nov.30 * vs.Davidson L 6-20 Wilmington,N.C.Dec.8 * SouthCarolina L 6-31 Charleston,S.C.

1941 (4-3-1, 0-2-1 socon) coach:JohnH.“Bo”Rowland

captain:MikeNewelldate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.27 HighPoint W 45-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.4 atArmy L 6-19 WestPoint,N.Y.Oct.11 vs.Presbyterian W 21-13 Sumter,S.C.Oct.18 * Furman T 13-13 Charleston,S.C.Oct.31 * vs.SouthCarolina L 6-13 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.8 Wofford W 42-7 Charleston,S.C.Nov.20 * vs.Davidson L 14-24 Charlotte,N.C.Nov.29 atSewanee W 28-0 Sewanee,Tenn.

1942 (5-2, 2-2 socon)

coach: JohnH.“Bo”Rowlandcaptain:EddieOverman

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.26 CampDavis W 32-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.3 atPresbyterian W 47-2 Clinton,S.C.Oct.10 * GeorgeWashington W 14-2 Charleston,S.C.Oct.17 Newberry W 21-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.30 * vs.SouthCarolina L 0-14 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.4 * Davidson W 21-9 Charleston,S.C.Nov.7 * atFurman L 0-20 Greenville,S.C.

1943 - 1945No Football due to World War II

1946 (3-5, 1-5 socon) coach: J.QuinnDeckercaptain:AlbertSalvato

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.28 Presbyterian W 7-6 Charleston,S.C.Oct.5 * William&Mary L 12-51 Charleston,S.C.Oct.12 atNewberry W 28-7 Newberry,S.C.Oct.19 * Furman L 0-14 Charleston,S.C.Nov.1 * vs.SouthCarolina L 7-19 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.9 * GeorgeWashington L 0-18 Charleston,S.C.Nov.16 * atVMI L 7-26 Lexington,Va.Nov.23 * vs.Davidson W 21-13 Charlotte,N.C. 1947 (3-5, 1-4 socon)

coach: J.QuinnDeckercaptain:HenryBeaudry

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.27 Presbyterian W 13-6 Charleston,S.C.



YeaR-BY-YeaR ResultsOct.4 * atWilliam&Mary L 7-56 Williamsburg,Va.Oct.11 Newberry W 13-6 Charleston,S.C.Oct.17 * atFurman L 0-7 Greenville,S.C.Oct.25 at#7GeorgiaTech L 0-38 Atlanta,Ga.Nov.7 * vs.SouthCarolina L 0-12 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.15 * VMI W 7-6 Charleston,S.C.Nov.22 * atDavidson L 7-28 Davidson,N.C. 1948 (2-7, 0-5 socon)

coach: J.QuinnDeckercaptain: MelLewis

date opponent W/l/t score locationOct.2 atPresbyterian L 0-7 Clinton,S.C.Oct.9 atNewberry W 14-0 Newberry,S.C.Oct.16 *^ Davidson L 6-14 Charleston,S.C.Oct.23 * atFurman L 0-9 Greenville,S.C.Oct.30 atErskine W 19-0 DueWest,S.C.Nov.6 * GeorgeWashington L 0-14 Charleston,S.C.Nov.13 * atVMI L 6-34 Lexington,Va.Nov.20 at#20GeorgiaTech L 0-54 Atlanta,Ga.Dec.4 *% #10Clemson L 0-20 Charleston,S.C.

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1949 (4-5, 2-2 socon)

coach: J.QuinnDeckercaptain: HaroldWebster

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.24 atFlorida L 0-13 Gainesville,Fla.Oct.1 % Newberry W 14-12 Charleston,S.C.Oct.15 atKentucky L 0-44 Lexington,Ky.Oct.21 * Furman L 7-19 Charleston,S.C.Oct.28 vs.Wofford L 7-21 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.5 Presbyterian W 27-7 Charleston,S.C.Nov.12 * VMI W 19-14 Charleston,S.C.Nov.24 * atDavidson W 25-19 Davidson,N.C.Dec.3 * atSouthCarolina L 0-42 Columbia,S.C.

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1950 (4-6, 2-3 socon)

coach:J.QuinnDeckercaptain: JackHuddle

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.16 ParrisIslandMarines W 56-0 Charleston,S.C.Sept.23 atFlorida L 3-7 Gainesville,Fla.Sept.29 atMiami(Fla.) L 0-21 CoralGables,Fla.Oct.7 * Washington&Lee L 0-20 Charleston,S.C.Oct.14 * Davidson W 19-12 Charleston,S.C.Oct.21 * atFurman L 7-21 Greenville,S.C.Oct.28 atPresbyterian W 7-0 Clinton,S.C.Nov.4 Virginia L 14-24 Charleston,S.C.Nov.11 * SouthCarolina W 19-7 Charleston,S.C.Nov.18 * atVMI L 7-13 Lexington,Va.

1951 (4-6, 1-3 socon)

coach:J.QuinnDeckercaptain:SamRubino

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.22 atFlorida L 7-27 Gainesville,Fla.Oct.1 * atSouthCarolina L 7-26 Columbia,S.C.Oct.6 * atDavidson W 34-14 Davidson,N.C.Oct.13 Newberry W 41-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.19 * vs.Furman L 14-35 Orangeburg,S.C.Oct.27 Presbyterian W 35-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.3 atVirginia L 0-39 Charlottesville,Va.Nov.10 atArmy L 6-27 WestPoint,N.Y.Nov.17 * VMI L 21-27 Charleston,S.C.Nov.24 EastCarolina W 21-7 Charleston,S.C.

1952 (3-5-1, 1-3-1 socon) coach: J.QuinnDecker

captains:JohnMamajek,PetePetrichdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.20 at#3GeorgiaTech L 6-54 Atlanta,Ga.Sept.27 * VirginiaTech L 7-14 Charleston,S.C.Oct.4 atFlorida L 0-33 Gainesville,Fla.Oct.11 Newberry W 18-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.17 * atFurman T 7-7 Greenville,S.C.Oct.25 Presbyterian W 28-7 Charleston,S.C.Nov.8 * SouthCarolina L 0-35 Charleston,S.C.Nov.15 * atVMI L 19-20 Lexington,Va.Nov.22 * Davidson W 34-14 Charleston,S.C.

1953 (2-7, 1-3 socon) coach: JohnD.McMillancaptain:RalphRenken

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.19 atTulane L 6-54 NewOrleans,La.Sept.26 atSouthCarolina L 0-25 Columbia,S.C.Oct.2 * Furman L 0-27 Charleston,S.C.Oct.10 * VMI L 0-14 Charleston,S.C.Oct.17 vs.Florida L 0-60 Jacksonville,Fla.Oct.24 Presbyterian W 20-14 Charleston,S.C.Oct.30 * vs.VirginiaTech L 0-22 Roanoke,Va.Nov.14 Clemson L 13-34 Charleston,S.C.Nov.21 * atDavidson W 38-14 Davidson,N.C.

1954 (2-8, 0-4 socon) coach:JohnD.McMillan

captains: RayAllen,DubyRiersondate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.25 Elon W 21-13 Charleston,S.C.Oct.2 * Davidson L 0-13 Charleston,S.C.Oct.9 * Richmond L 0-26 Charleston,S.C.Oct.16 * atFurman L 20-31 Greenville,S.C.Oct.23 Presbyterian L 19-20 Charleston,S.C.Oct.29 vs.Wofford W 14-13 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.6 Newberry L 14-20 Charleston,S.C.Nov.13 * atVMI L 0-42 Lexington,Va.Nov.27 atClemson L 0-59 Clemson,S.C.Dec.4 SouthCarolina L 6-19 Charleston,S.C.

1955 (5-4, 2-2 socon) coach: JohnE.Sauercaptain: JimTyson

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.24 Elon W 26-18 Charleston,S.C.Oct.1 * atDavidson L 2-6 Davidson,N.C.Oct.7 * atRichmond W 14-2 Richmond,Va.Oct.15 * Furman W 25-19 Charleston,S.C.Oct.22 Presbyterian W 14-13 Charleston,S.C.Oct.28 vs.Wofford L 7-27 Orangeburg,S.C.Nov.5 Newberry W 13-7 Charleston,S.C.Nov.12 * VMI L 0-14 Charleston,S.C.Nov.19 atFloridaState L 0-39 Tallahassee,Fla.

1956 (3-5-1, 1-3 socon) coach:JohnE.Sauer

captain:BudgieBroomedate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.22 Newberry T 20-20 Charleston,S.C.Sept.29 * Davidson W 34-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.6 Stetson W 40-6 Charleston,S.C.Oct.12 * atRichmond L 3-7 Richmond,Va.Oct.19 vs.Wofford L 19-23 Orangeburg,S.C.Oct.27 * atFurman L 0-7 Greenville,S.C.Nov.3 Presbyterian W 20-13 Charleston,S.C.Nov.10 atVillanova L 0-46 Villanova,Pa.Nov.17 * GeorgeWashington L 0-20 Charleston,S.C.

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YeaR-BY-YeaR Results1957 (5-4-1, 4-2 socon)

coach: EdwardL.“Eddie”Teaguecaptains:EdDzanis,ConnieTuza

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.21 Newberry T 0-0 Charleston,S.C.Sept.27 * atGeorgeWashington W 13-6 Washington,D.C.Oct.5 * atDavidson W 21-7 Davidson,N.C.Oct.11 vs.Wofford L 0-34 Orangeburg,S.C.Oct.19 * Richmond W 26-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.26 * Furman W 18-14 Charleston,S.C.Nov.2 * William&Mary L 12-14 Charleston,S.C.Nov.9 Presbyterian W 14-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.16 * atVMI L 7-33 Lexington,Va.Nov.23 atVanderbilt L 0-27 Nashville,Tenn.

scoring values in college Football (1958-1987) touchdown Field goal Pat safety 6points 3points 1point(Kick) 2points 1point(RunorPass)

1958 (4-6, 2-3 socon) coach:EdwardL.“Eddie”Teaguecaptains:JoeChefalo,JoeKeller

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.20 Newberry L 0-16 Charleston,S.C.Oct.4 * Davidson L 6-8 Charleston,S.C.Oct.10 vs.Wofford L 6-18 Orangeburg,S.C.Oct.18 atMemphisState W 28-26 Memphis,Tenn.Oct.25 * atFurman W 24-6 Greenville,S.C.Nov.1 * atRichmond L 0-20 Richmond,Va.Nov.8 Presbyterian W 38-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.15 * VMI W 14-6 Charleston,S.C.Nov.22 atGeorgia L 0-76 Athens,Ga.Nov.29 * GeorgeWashington L 14-20 Charleston,S.C.

1959 (8-2, 5-1 socon) coach:EdwardL.“Eddie”Teague

captains:JimGulliford,TomHemingwaydate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.19 Newberry W 48-0 Charleston,S.C.Sept.26 atFloridaState L 6-47 Tallahassee,Fla.Oct.3 * Davidson W 13-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.9 vs.Wofford W 40-8 Orangeburg,S.C.Oct.17 * Richmond W 8-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.24 * Furman W 18-14 Charleston,S.C.Oct.31 * atWilliam&Mary W 38-13 Williamsburg,Va.Nov.7 Presbyterian W 8-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.14 * atVMI L 8-32 Lexington,Va.Nov.21 * atWestVirginia W 20-14 Morgantown,W.Va.

1960 (8-2-1, 4-2 socon) tangeRine BoWl chaMPionscoach:EdwardL.“Eddie”Teague

captains:GeorgeGarrison,JerryNettles,HarryRakowskidate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.17 Newberry W 19-0 Charleston,S.C.Sept.24 * atGeorgeWashington L 14-19 Washington,D.C.Oct.1 * atDavidson W 21-15 Davidson,N.C.Oct.8 FloridaState T 0-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.15 * atRichmond W 24-12 Richmond,Va.Oct.22 * atFurman W 7-6 Greenville,S.C.Oct.29 Presbyterian W 27-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.5 * William&Mary W 14-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.12 * VMI L 6-20 Charleston,S.C.Nov.19 atArkansasState W 22-21 Jonesboro,Ark.

tangeRine BoWlDec.30 vs.TennesseeTech W 27-0 Orlando,Fla.

1961 (7-3, 5-1 socon) socon chaMPionscoach:EdwardL.“Eddie”Teague

captains:EarleyEastburn,EdHarrington,BillWhaleydate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.16 atMemphisState L 0-40 Memphis,Tenn.Sept.23 * GeorgeWashington L 13-17 Charleston,S.C.Sept.30 * Davidson W 20-12 Charleston,S.C.Oct.7 * Richmond W 24-6 Charleston,S.C.Oct.14 * atWilliam&Mary W 10-8 Williamsburg,Va.Oct.21 * Furman W 9-8 Charleston,S.C.Oct.28 atXavier(Ohio) W 7-6 Cincinnati,OhioNov.4 * atVMI W 14-8 Lexington,Va.Nov.11 atFloridaState L 8-44 Tallahassee,Fla.Nov.18 ArkansasState W 28-6 Charleston,S.C.


captains: CharlieBrendle,GeneDicedate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.15 atFloridaState L 0-49 Tallahassee,Fla.Sept.22 * Davidson W 19-0 Charleston,S.C.Sept.29 Presbyterian W 28-8 Charleston,S.C.Oct.6 * William&Mary L 23-29 Charleston,S.C.Oct.13 atVanderbilt W 21-6 Nashville,Tenn.Oct.20 atArkansasState L 7-14 Jonesboro,Ark.Oct.27 * atFurman L 25-33 Greenville,S.C.Nov.3 * VMI L 7-16 Charleston,S.C.Nov.10 MemphisState L 13-60 Charleston,S.C.Nov.17 * atWestVirginia L 0-49 Morgantown,W.Va. 1963 (4-6, 2-4 socon)

coach:EdwardL.“Eddie”Teaguecaptains: JoeBuckner,NickDiLoreto

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.21 * William&Mary L 0-7 Charleston,S.C.Sept.28 * atDavidson W 28-6 Davidson,N.C.Oct.4 * atGeorgeWashington W 27-22 Washington,D.C.Oct.12 vs.Presbyterian W 27-0 Savannah,Ga.Oct.19 ArkansasState W 10-9 Charleston,S.C.Oct.26 * Furman L 25-34 Charleston,S.C.Nov.2 EastCarolina L 6-20 Charleston,S.C.Nov.9 * Richmond L 6-24 Charleston,S.C.Nov.16 * atVMI L 8-33 Lexington,Va.Nov.23 atSouthernMississippi L 12-37 Hattiesburg,Miss. 1964 (4-6, 4-3 socon)

coach:EdwardL.“Eddie”Teaguecaptain: FrankMurphy

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.19 atArmy L 0-34 WestPoint,N.Y.Sept.26 * atWestVirginia L 3-7 Morgantown,W.Va.Oct.3 * Davidson W 28-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.10 * Richmond W 33-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.17 * atWilliam&Mary L 0-10 Williamsburg,Va.Oct.24 * atFurman W 17-0 Greenville,S.C.Oct.31 EastCarolina L 10-19 Charleston,S.C.Nov.7 atSouthCarolina L 14-17 Columbia,S.C.Nov.14 * VMI W 17-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.21 * GeorgeWashington L 6-35 Charleston,S.C.


captain:FrancisGrantdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.18 SouthCarolina L 3-13 Charleston,S.C.Sept.25 * atGeorgeWashington L 7-30 Washington,D.C.Oct.2 * Davidson L 0-14 Charleston,S.C.Oct.9 * WestVirginia L 2-25 Charleston,S.C.Oct.16 ArkansasState L 0-14 Charleston,S.C.Oct.23 * atEastCarolina L 0-21 Greenville,N.C.



YeaR-BY-YeaR ResultsOct.30 * atRichmond W 24-0 Richmond,Va.Nov.6 * William&Mary L 6-21 Charleston,S.C.Nov.13 * atVMI L 7-21 Lexington,Va.Nov.20 * Furman W 28-0 Charleston,S.C.

1966 (4-6, 3-5 socon) coach:Jimmy“Red”Parker

captains: DickHanes,CalMcCombs,TomMooredate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.17 atVanderbilt L 0-24 Nashville,Tenn.Sept.24 * Richmond W 24-6 Charleston,S.C.Oct.1 EastTennesseeState W 3-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.8 * GeorgeWashington L 13-21 Charleston,S.C.Oct.15 * atWilliam&Mary L 6-24 Williamsburg,Va.Oct.22 * EastCarolina L 17-27 Charleston,S.C.Oct.29 * atDavidson L 17-21 Davidson,N.C.Nov.5 * atWestVirginia L 0-35 Morgantown,W.Va.Nov.12 * VMI W 30-14 Charleston,S.C.Nov.19 * atFurman W 10-6 Greenville,S.C. 1967 (5-5, 2-4 socon)

coach:Jimmy“Red”Parkercaptains:RickClifford,AlexGettys

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.16 SouthernMississippi L 7-10 Charleston,S.C.Sept.23 Wofford W 17-7 Charleston,S.C.Sept.30 atMaine W 42-14 Orono,MaineOct.7 atArkansasState W 20-7 LittleRock,Ark.Oct.14 * vs.VMI L 11-22 Roanoke,Va.Oct.21 * Davidson W 28-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.28 * atEastCarolina W 21-19 Greenville,N.C.Nov.4 * William&Mary L 0-24 Charleston,S.C.Nov.11 * atRichmond L 3-20 Richmond,Va.Nov.18 * Furman L 6-14 Charleston,S.C.

1968 (5-5, 4-2 socon) coach: Jimmy“Red”Parker

captains:JimMcMillan,JackieZorndate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.21 atArmy L 14-34 WestPoint,N.Y.Sept.28 Lehigh W 28-12 Charleston,S.C.Oct.5 * atFurman W 31-12 Greenville,S.C.Oct.12 * Richmond W 16-21 Charleston,S.C.Oct.19 * VMI W 13-8 Charleston,S.C.Oct.26 atChattanooga L 9-31 Chattanooga,Tenn.Nov.2 * Davidson W 28-21 Charlotte,N.C.Nov.9 WestVirginia L 0-17 Charleston,S.C.Nov.16 * atWilliam&Mary W 24-21 Williamsburg,Va.Nov.24 * EastCarolina L 14-23 Charleston,S.C. 1969 (7-3, 4-2 socon)

coach:Jimmy“Red”Parkercaptains: TonyPassander,JohnSmall

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.20 atLehigh W 41-16 Bethlehem,Pa.Sept.27 ArkansasState W 14-10 Charleston,S.C.Oct.4 * atEastCarolina W 31-13 Greenville,S.C.Oct.11 * William&Mary L 14-21 Charleston,S.C.Oct.18 * atVMI W 28-2 Lexington,Va.Oct.25 * Davidson W 34-28 Charleston,S.C.Nov.1 * atRichmond L 18-45 Richmond,Va.Nov.8 Maine W 40-28 Charleston,S.C.Nov.15 * Furman W 37-21 Charleston,S.C.Nov.21 Chattanooga L 5-10 Charleston,S.C.

1970 (5-6, 4-2 socon) coach: Jimmy“Red”Parker

captains: CharlieBaker,DonDeasedate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.12 atClemson L 0-24 Clemson,S.C.

Sept.19 atVanderbilt L 0-52 Nashville,Tenn.Sept.26 * EastCarolina W 31-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.3 atArkansasState L 7-24 LittleRock,Ark.Oct.10 * atWilliam&Mary W 16-7 Williamsburg,Va.Oct.17 Bucknell W 42-28 Charleston,S.C.Oct.24 * VMI W 56-9 Charleston,S.C.Oct.31 * Richmond L 14-31 Charleston,S.C.Nov.7 atChattanooga L 28-29 Chattanooga,Tenn.Nov.14 * atFurman L 21-28 Greenville,S.C.Nov.21 * Davidson W 44-9 Charleston,S.C.

1971 (8-3, 4-2 socon) coach:Jimmy“Red”Parker

captains:MikeDavitt,ChampReiley,KyleReiser,TommyRhodesdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.11 * William&Mary L 28-35 Charleston,S.C.Sept.18 atBucknell W 38-35 Lewisburg,Pa.Sept.25 BostonUniversity W 44-37 Charleston,S.C.Oct.2 * atEastCarolina L 25-31 Greenville,N.C.Oct.9 * atVMI W 25-24 Lexington,Va.Oct.16 Presbyterian L 23-24 Charleston,S.C.Oct.23 Chattanooga W 52-35 Charleston,S.C.Oct.30 IllinoisState W 28-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.6 * atRichmond W 21-11 Richmond,Va.Nov.13 * Furman W 35-33 Charleston,S.C.Nov.20 * atDavidson W 47-7 Davidson,N.C. 1972 (5-6, 4-3 socon)

coach:Jimmy“Red”Parkercaptains: EdBarnwell,BobCarson,NealRumble,NormanSeabrooks

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.9 atClemson L 0-13 Clemson,S.C.Sept.16 * atAppalachianState W 28-21 Boone,N.C.Sept.23 WesternCarolina L 0-10 Charleston,S.C.Sept.30 * atWilliam&Mary L 12-31 Williamsburg,Va.Oct.7 * VMI W 42-3 Charleston,S.C.Oct.14 * atEastCarolina L 21-27 Greenville,N.C.Oct.21 atChattanooga W 12-0 Chattanooga,Tenn.Oct.28 Colgate L 26-28 Charleston,S.C.Nov.4 * Richmond L 7-21 Charleston,S.C.Nov.11 * atFurman W 19-13 Greenville,S.C.Nov.18 * Davidson W 25-16 Charleston,S.C.

1973 (3-8, 1-6 socon) coach: BobbyRoss

captains: JimRoberts,OrenWooddate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.8 atClemson L 12-14 Clemson,S.C.Sept.15 Presbyterian W 25-13 Charleston,S.C.Sept.22 vs.IllinoisState L 6-24 Bloomington,Ind.Sept.29 * William&Mary L 12-24 Charleston,S.C.Oct.6 * atVMI L 6-23 Lexington,Va.Oct.13 Chattanooga W 28-20 Charleston,S.C.Oct.20 * EastCarolina L 0-34 Charleston,S.C.Oct.27 * atAppalachianState L 6-31 Boone,N.C.Nov.3 * atRichmond L 0-27 Richmond,Va.Nov.10 * Furman W 26-21 Charleston,S.C.Nov.17 * Davidson L 16-19 Charleston,S.C.

1974 (4-7, 3-4 socon) coach:BobbyRoss

captains: TommyErvin,KembleFarr,BuddyParrishdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.14 Presbyterian W 6-0 Charleston,S.C.Sept.21 atDelaware L 12-48 Newark,Del.Sept.28 * Richmond L 24-27 Charleston,S.C.Oct.5 * atWilliam&Mary L 12-16 Williamsburg,Va.Oct.12 * VMI L 9-20 Charleston,S.C.Oct.19 at#20Tulane L 3-30 NewOrleans,La.Oct.26 * AppalachianState W 28-17 Charleston,S.C.Nov.2 * atEastCarolina L 21-41 Greenville,N.C.

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YeaR-BY-YeaR ResultsNov.9 atNavy L 21-28 Annapolis,Md.Nov.16 * atFurman W 24-0 Greenville,S.C.Nov.23 * Davidson W 56-21 Charleston,S.C.

1975 (6-5, 4-3 socon) coach:BobbyRoss

captains:BrianRuff,RonShelleydate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.13 Presbyterian W 21-0 Charleston,S.C.Sept.20 atColgate L 0-16 Hamilton,N.Y.Sept.27 Wofford W 16-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.4 * William&Mary W 21-6 Charleston,S.C.Oct.11 * EastCarolina L 0-3 Charleston,S.C.Oct.18 * atDavidson W 44-0 Davidson,N.C.Oct.25 * atVMI W 6-3 Lexington,Va.Nov.1 * AppalachianState L 17-22 Charleston,S.C.Nov.8 * atRichmond L 0-7 Richmond,Va.Nov.15 * Furman W 13-9 Charleston,S.C.Nov.22 atChattanooga L 6-24 Chattanooga,Tenn.


captains:RalphFerguson,AndrewJohnson,BrianRuffdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.11 atClemson L 7-10 Clemson,S.C.Sept.18 Delaware W 17-15 Charleston,S.C.Sept.25 * atFurman W 17-16 Greenville,S.C.Oct.2 atEastCarolina L 3-22 Greenville,N.C.Oct.9 Chattanooga W 14-10 Charleston,S.C.Oct.16 Richmond W 20-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.23 atAirForce W 26-7 ColoradoSprings,Colo.Oct.30 * atAppalachianState L 13-31 Boone,N.C.Nov.6 * VMI L 14-30 Charleston,S.C.Nov.13 * atWilliam&Mary L 0-22 Williamsburg,Va.Nov.20 * Davidson W 40-6 Charleston,S.C.


captains: TonyStarks,SidneyWildesdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.10 atNavy L 2-21 Annapolis,Md.Sept.17 * WesternCarolina W 20-0 Charleston,S.C.Sept.30 Wofford W 7-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.1 Presbyterian W 13-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.8 atDelaware L 7-23 Newark,Del.Oct.15 * atVMI L 3-19 Lexington,Va.Oct.22 EastCarolina L 16-34 Charleston,S.C.Oct.29 * atChattanooga L 14-21 Chattanooga,Tenn.Nov.5 William&Mary L 13-14 Charleston,S.C.Nov.12 * AppalachianState W 28-20 Charleston,S.C.Nov.19 * Furman W 10-3 Charleston,S.C.

1978 (5-6, 2-3 socon) coach: ArtBaker

captains: KeithAllen,KennyCaldwell,DavidKreberdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.9 Presbyterian W 28-17 Charleston,S.C.Sept.16 atClemson L 3-58 Clemson,S.C.Sept.23 * VMI W 14-3 Charleston,S.C.Sept.30 atGeorgiaTech L 0-28 Atlanta,Ga.Oct.7 Marshall W 41-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.14 * atWesternCarolina L 24-38 Cullowhee,N.C.Oct.21 * atAppalachianState L 14-42 Boone,N.C.Oct.28 Delaware W 21-14 Charleston,S.C.Nov.4 atWilliam&Mary L 8-12 Williamsburg,Va.Nov.11 * Wofford W 35-17 Charleston,S.C.Nov.18 * atFurman L 13-17 Greenville,S.C.

1979 (6-5, 4-2 socon) coach:ArtBaker

captains:MikeAdams,PaulGillis,DaveKreber,TimRusselldate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.8 Presbyterian L 13-21 Charleston,S.C.Sept.15 atNavy L 7-26 Annapolis,Md.Sept.22 atVanderbilt W 27-14 Nashville,Tenn.Sept.29 * AppalachianState W 24-23 Charleston,S.C.Oct.6 * WesternCarolina W 21-19 Charleston,S.C.Oct.13 atEastCarolina L 7-49 Greenville,N.C.Oct.20 * atVMI W 37-6 Lexington,Va.Oct.27 Wofford W 49-30 Charleston,S.C.Nov.3 * atMarshall W 17-16 Huntington,W.Va.Nov.10 * atChattanooga L 7-28 Chattanooga,Tenn.Nov.17 * Furman L 44-45 Charleston,S.C.

1980 (7-4, 3-2 socon) coach:ArtBaker

captains: StumpMitchell,BillSalley,RichardFarrierdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.6 Presbyterian W 21-14 Charleston,S.C.Sept.13 * atAppalachianState L 14-17 Boone,N.C.Sept.20 atWakeForest L 7-24 Winston-Salem,N.C.Sept.27 Chattanooga W 29-13 Charleston,S.C.Oct.4 * VMI W 28-13 Charleston,S.C.Oct.11 * atWesternCarolina W 28-21 Cullowhee,N.C.Oct.18 Newberry W 37-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.1 Wofford W 35-3 Charleston,S.C.Nov.8 at#15SouthCarolina L 24-45 Columbia,S.C.Nov.15 * Davidson W 31-13 Charleston,S.C.Nov.22 * atFurman L 15-28 Greenville,S.C.

1981 (7-3-1, 4-2-1 socon) coach: ArtBaker

captains: DannyMiller,KellyCurry,HilleryDouglasdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.26 * AppalachianState W 34-20 Charleston,S.C.Sept.12 atNavy L 7-17 Annapolis,Md.Oct.3 * atEastTennesseeState L 13-17 JohnsonCity,Tenn.Oct.10 * vs.VMI L 0-14 Norfolk,Va.Oct.17 * Davidson W 23-3 Charleston,S.C.Oct.19 * WesternCarolina W 12-3 Charleston,S.C.Oct.24 Newberry W 55-14 Charleston,S.C.Oct.31 Presbyterian W 21-3 Charleston,S.C.Nov.7 * atChattanooga T 28-28 Chattanooga,Tenn.Nov.14 Wofford W 24-14 Charleston,S.C.Nov.21 * Furman W 35-18 Charleston,S.C.

1982 (5-6, 3-4 socon) coach: ArtBaker

captains:JoePipczynski,MikeVarner,RichSniscakdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.11 Presbyterian W 21-16 Charleston,S.C.Sept.18 atGeorgiaTech L 7-36 Atlanta,Ga.Sept.25 Wofford W 21-14 Charleston,S.C.Oct.2 * atAppalachianState L 22-48 Boone,N.C.Oct.9 * VMI W 21-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.16 * EastTennesseeState L 0-3 Charleston,S.C.Oct.23 atNavy L 3-28 Annapolis,Md.Oct.30 * Marshall W 24-7 Charleston,S.C.Nov.6 * atWesternCarolina W 24-20 Cullowhee,N.C.Nov.13 * Chattanooga L 7-24 Charleston,S.C.Nov.20 * atFurman L 0-27 Greenville,S.C. 1983 (3-8, 2-6 socon)

coach: TomMoorecaptains:RichSniscak,BillWest

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.10 Presbyterian W 35-7 Charleston,S.C.Sept.17 atN.C.State L 0-45 Raleigh,N.C.



YeaR-BY-YeaR ResultsSept.24 * AppalachianState L 16-27 Charleston,S.C.Oct.1 atTennessee L 6-45 Knoxville,Tenn.Oct.8 * atVMI W 27-6 Lexington,Va.Oct.15 * atChattanooga L 9-30 Chattanooga,Tenn.Oct.22 * Davidson W 41-12 Charleston,S.C.Oct.29 * atMarshall L 10-26 Huntington,W.Va.Nov.5 * WesternCarolina L 17-44 Charleston,S.C.Nov.12 * atEastTennesseeState L 0-45 JohnsonCity,Tenn.Nov.19 * Furman L 21-49 Charleston,S.C. 1984 (7-4, 5-2 socon)

coach: TomMoorecaptains: JimGabrish,RobertHill,CedricLash,GeorgeMilton

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.8 atSouthCarolina L 24-31 Columbia,S.C.Sept.15 Presbyterian W 23-6 Charleston,S.C.Sept.22 atGeorgiaTech L 3-48 Atlanta,Ga.Sept.29 * EastTennesseeState L 6-16 Charleston,S.C.Oct.6 * atDavidson W 37-14 Davidson,N.C.Oct.13 * atWesternCarolina W 34-33 Cullowhee,N.C.Oct.20 * Marshall W 28-17 Charleston,S.C.Oct.27 * atAppalachianState W 21-5 Boone,N.C.Nov.3 * VMI W 27-24 Charleston,S.C.Nov.10 Wofford W 23-16 Charleston,S.C.Nov.17 * atFurman L 14-42 Greenville,S.C.

1985 (5-5-1, 3-4-1 socon) coach: TomMoore

captains:LeeGlaze,JimGabrish,DaveLambert,BrianGravesdate opponent W/l/t score locationAug.31 at#17SouthCarolina L 17-56 Columbia,S.C.Sept.7 Presbyterian W 14-7 Charleston,S.C.Sept.21 * AppalachianState L 3-14 Charleston,S.C.Sept.28 * atMarshall L 14-17 Huntington,W.Va.Oct.5 * atVMI T 14-14 Lexington,Va.Oct.12 * Davidson W 31-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.19 * atChattanooga L 17-34 Chattanooga,Tenn.Oct.26 * atEastTennesseeState W 28-21 JohnsonCity,Tenn.Nov.2 * WesternCarolina W 10-3 Charleston,S.C.Nov.9 Wofford W 42-28 Charleston,S.C.Nov.16 * Furman L 0-42 Charleston,S.C.

1986 (3-8, 0-6 socon) coach: TomMoore

captains:ScottThompson,AlbertPressley,DayleRust,AdrianWilliamsdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.6 atNorthCarolina L 14-45 ChapelHill,N.C.Sept.13 Northeastern W 24-14 Charleston,S.C.Sept.20 Presbyterian W 15-13 Charleston,S.C.Sept.27 * atAppalachianState L 10-33 Boone,N.C.Oct.4 atClemson L 0-24 Clemson,S.C.Oct.11 * VMI L 30-47 Charleston,S.C.Oct.18 * Chattanooga L 7-42 Charleston,S.C.Nov.1 * atWesternCarolina L 12-27 Cullowhee,N.C.Nov.8 Wofford W 20-6 Charleston,S.C.Nov.15 * EastTennesseeState L 9-35 Charleston,S.C.Nov.22 * atFurman L 14-37 Greenville,S.C. 1987 (4-7, 1-5 socon)

coach:CharlieTaaffecaptains:MikeKissenberth,JasonMatthews

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.5 Wofford W 38-0 Charleston,S.C.Sept.12 atGeorgiaTech L 12-51 Atlanta,Ga.Sept.19 Presbyterian W 27-12 Charleston,S.C.Sept.26 atArmy L 6-48 WestPoint,N.Y.Oct.10 * VMI L 3-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.17 * atChattanooga L 19-22 Chattanooga,Tenn.Oct.24 * atEastTennesseeState L 21-24 JohnsonCity,Tenn.Oct.31 * WesternCarolina W 38-24 Charleston,S.C.Nov.7 atBostonUniversity W 34-7 Boston,Mass.

Nov.14 * AppalachianState L 17-27 Charleston,S.C.Nov.21 * Furman L 13-58 Charleston,S.C.

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1988 (8-4, 5-2 socon) ncaa i-aa PlaYoFFscoach:CharlieTaaffe

captains: SeniorClassdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.3 * atAppalachianState L 14-38 Boone,N.C.Sept.10 Presbyterian W 35-9 Charleston,S.C.Sept.17 atDuke L 17-41 Durham,N.C.Sept.24 Navy W 42-35 Charleston,S.C.Oct.1 * atWesternCarolina W 27-21 Cullowhee,N.C.Oct.15 * Chattanooga W 23-17 Charleston,S.C.Oct.22 BostonUniversity W 24-13 Charleston,S.C.Oct.29 * EastTennesseeState W 48-21 Charleston,S.C.Nov.5 * Marshall W 20-3 Charleston,S.C.Nov.12 * vs.VMI W 31-20 Norfolk,Va.Nov.19 * atFurman L 17-30 Greenville,S.C.Nov.26 # atGeorgiaSouthern L 20-38 Statesboro,Ga.

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1989 (5-5-1, 1-5-1 socon) coach:CharlieTaaffe

captain:RickBrodskydate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.9 Wofford W 42-21 Charleston,S.C.Sept.16 * AppalachianState W 23-13 Charleston,S.C.Sept.23 atNavy W 14-10 Annapolis,Md.Sept.30 ^ SouthCarolinaState W 31-20 Columbia,S.C.Oct.7 *^ WesternCarolina T 22-22 Columbia,S.C.Oct.14 * atMarshall L 17-40 Huntington,W.Va.Oct.21 * atChattanooga L 9-17 Chattanooga,Tenn.Oct.28 * atEastTennesseeState L 33-35 JohnsonCity,Tenn.Nov.4 % Samford W 35-16 Charleston,S.C.Nov.11 * atVMI L 10-20 Lexington,Va.Nov.18 * Furman L 9-44 Charleston,S.C.

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1990 (7-5, 4-3 socon) ncaa i-aa PlaYoFFscoach:CharlieTaaffe

captains: TonySkole,MikeCory,TerranceYoungdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.8 William&Mary W 34-31 Charleston,S.C.Sept.15 atAirForce L 7-10 ColoradoSprings,Colo.Sept.22 * Marshall W 21-10 Charleston,S.C.Sept.29 * atAppalachianState L 9-27 Boone,N.C.Oct.6 * atWesternCarolina W 28-10 Cullowhee,N.C.Oct.13 * Chattanooga L 6-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.20 atSouthCarolina W 38-35 Columbia,S.C.Oct.27 * EastTennesseeState W 35-15 Charleston,S.C.Nov.3 * VMI W 23-3 Charleston,S.C.Nov.10 Wofford W 48-14 Charleston,S.C.Nov.17 * atFurman L 17-30 Greenville,S.C.Nov.24 # atGeorgiaSouthern L 0-31 Statesboro,Ga.

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1991 (7-4, 5-2 socon) coach:CharlieTaaffe

captains:JackDouglas,BillMelby,LesterSmithdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.7 Presbyterian W 33-10 Charleston,S.C.

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YeaR-BY-YeaR ResultsSept.14 Wofford L 12-15 Charleston,S.C.Sept.21 * atChattanooga L 26-33 Chattanooga,Tenn.Oct.5 * WesternCarolina W 38-13 Charleston,S.C.Oct.12 atArmy W 20-14 WestPoint,N.Y.Oct.19 atWilliam&Mary L 17-24 Williamsburg,Va.Oct.26 * vs.VMI W 17-14 Norfolk,Va.Nov.2 * AppalachianState W 17-10 Charleston,S.C.Nov.9 * atMarshall L 31-37 Huntington,W.Va.Nov.16 * atEastTennesseeState W 17-7 JohnsonCity,Tenn.Nov.23 * Furman W 10-6 Charleston,S.C. 1992 (11-2, 6-1 socon) socon chaMPions ncaa i-aa PlaYoFFs

coach: CharlieTaaffecaptains: JackDouglas,CornellCaldwell,LesterSmith,TorrenceForney

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.5 atArkansas W 10-3 Fayetteville,Ark.Sept.12 Wofford W 30-13 Charleston,S.C.Sept.19 * EastTennesseeState W 28-7 Charleston,S.C.Sept.26 atArmy W 15-14 WestPoint,N.Y.Oct.3 * atAppalachianState W 25-0 Boone,N.C.Oct.10 * Chattanooga W 33-13 Charleston,S.C.Oct.17 *% Marshall L 13-34 Charleston,S.C.Oct.24 * atWesternCarolina W 36-31 Cullowhee,N.C.Nov.7 Newberry W 32-14 Charleston,S.C.Nov.14 * VMI W 50-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.21 * atFurman W 20-14 Greenville,S.C.Nov.28 # NorthCarolinaA&T W 44-0 Charleston,S.C.Dec.5 & YoungstownState L 17-42 Charleston,S.C.

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captains:JudsonBoehmer,ErickLittle,EveretteSands,GarrettSizerdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.4 Wofford L 6-20 Charleston,S.C.Sept.11 * atGeorgiaSouthern L 6-16 Statesboro,Ga.Sept.18 * atWesternCarolina L 18-38 Cullowhee,N.C.Sept.25 * AppalachianState W 27-14 Charleston,S.C.Oct.2 Lees-McRae W 62-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.9 * atEastTennesseeState L 17-20 JohnsonCity,Tenn.Oct.16 * Furman W 20-10 Charleston,S.C.Oct.23 atAirForce L 0-35 ColoradoSprings,Colo.Oct.30 * Marshall L 15-35 Charleston,S.C.Nov.6 * atChattanooga W 41-27 Chattanooga,Tenn.Nov.13 * VMI W 34-33 Charleston,S.C.


captains:RayEddleton,C.J.Haynes,MicahYoung,ToddLairdate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.10 Wofford W 31-3 Charleston,S.C.Sept.17 * WesternCarolina L 38-42 Charleston,S.C.Sept.24 * atAppalachianState W 14-56 Boone,N.C.Oct.1 Newberry W 48-20 Charleston,S.C.Oct.8 * EastTennesseeState L 34-56 Charleston,S.C.Oct.15 * atFurman W 52-44 Greenville,S.C.Oct.22 atArmy L 24-25 WestPoint,N.Y.Oct.29 * atMarshall L 30-42 Huntington,W.Va.Nov.5 * Chattanooga W 42-26 Charleston,S.C.Nov.12 * vs.VMI W 58-14 Norfolk,Va.Nov.19 * GeorgiaSouthern W 17-15 Charleston,S.C.

1995 (2-9, 0-8 socon) coach:CharlieTaaffecaptain: LennyClark

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.2 Newberry W 21-20 Charleston,S.C.Sept.9 Wofford W 27-10 Charleston,S.C.

Sept.16 atRichmond L 13-17 Richmond,Va.Sept.23 * atWesternCarolina L 14-31 Cullowhee,N.C.Oct.7 * atEastTennesseeState L 13-21 JohnsonCity,Tenn.Oct.14 * Furman L 3-24 Charleston,S.C.Oct.21 * atGeorgiaSouthern L 0-26 Statesboro,Ga.Oct.28 * Marshall L 19-21 Charleston,S.C.Nov.4 * atChattanooga L 24-29 Chattanooga,Tenn.Nov.11 * VMI L 7-34 Charleston,S.C.Nov.18 * atAppalachianState L 24-28 Boone,N.C.

1996 (4-7, 3-5 socon) coach: DonPowers

captains:DerekBeres,TrezJackson,MauriceJohnsondate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.7 at#11Miami(Fla.) L 6-52 CoralGables,Fla.Sept.14 Richmond W 13-10 Charleston,S.C.Sept.21 * WesternCarolina W 28-14 Charleston,S.C.Sept.28 * atAppalachianState L 20-34 Boone,N.C.Oct.12 * EastTennesseeState L 20-41 Charleston,S.C.Oct.19 * atFurman L 25-35 Greenville,S.C.Oct.26 * GeorgiaSouthern W 35-20 Charleston,S.C.Nov.2 * atMarshall L 25-56 Huntington,W.Va.Nov.9 * Chattanooga W 16-13 Charleston,S.C.Nov.16 * atVMI L27-34(OT) Lexington,Va.Nov.23 Wofford L 21-26 Charleston,S.C. 1997 (6-5, 4-4 socon)

coach:DonPowerscaptains:StanleyMyers,DereksThomas,AlvinBrown

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.6 Newberry W 33-13 Charleston,S.C.Sept.13 SouthFlorida W 10-7 Charleston,S.C.Sept.20 * atWesternCarolina L 25-45 Cullowhee,N.C.Sept.27 * AppalachianState L 15-40 Charleston,S.C.Oct.4 atAirForce L 3-17 ColoradoSprings,Colo.Oct.11 * atEastTennesseeState W 23-20(OT) JohnsonCity,Tenn.Oct.18 * Furman L 7-21 Charleston,S.C.Oct.25 * atGeorgiaSouthern L 7-49 Statesboro,Ga.Nov.1 * Wofford W 7-3 Charleston,S.C.Nov.8 * atChattanooga W 7-3 Chattanooga,Tenn.Nov.15 * VMI W 28-6 Charleston,S.C. 1998 (5-6, 4-4 socon)

coach:DonPowerscaptains: StanleyMyers,DeedrickReese,

MauriceDrayton,LanceGraydate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.5 atFlorida L 10-49 Gainesville,Fla.Sept.12 * atWofford W 20-14 Spartanburg,S.C.Sept.19 * WesternCarolina L 8-14 Charleston,S.C.Sept.26 * atAppalachianState L 11-26 Boone,N.C.Oct.3 atSouthFlorida L 6-45 Tampa,Fla.Oct.10 * EastTennesseeState W 31-20 Charleston,S.C.Oct.17 * atFurman W 25-24 Greenville,S.C.Oct.24 * GeorgiaSouthern L 34-51 Charleston,S.C.Oct.31 Hofstra L 32-30 Charleston,S.C.Nov.7 * Chattanooga L 10-13 Charleston,S.C.Nov.14 * atVMI W 36-10 Lexington,Va. 1999 (2-9, 1-7 socon)

coach:DonPowerscaptain:ChipSImmons,MarioRichardson,JasonBarley

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.2 * atEastTennesseeState L 10-28 JohnsonCity,Tenn.Sept.11 Delaware L 16-26 Charleston,S.C.Sept.25 * AppalachianState L 0-51 Charleston,S.C.Oct.2 SouthCarolinaState W 20-14 Charleston,S.C.Oct.9 atVanderbilt L 0-58 Nashville,Tenn.Oct.16 * Furman L 17-31 Charleston,S.C.Oct.23 * atGeorgiaSouthern L 17-34 Statesboro,Ga.



YeaR-BY-YeaR ResultsOct.30 * Wofford L 16-47 Charleston,S.C.Nov.6 * atChattanooga L27-30(OT) Chattanooga,Tenn.Nov.13 * VMI W 7-6 Charleston,S.C.Nov.20 * atWesternCarolina L 17-24 Cullowhee,N.C.

2000 (2-9, 1-7 socon) coach: DonPowers

captains: DennyHaywood,TravisCunningham,DendrickGambledate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.2 at#17Clemson L 0-38 Clemson,S.C.Sept.9 atDelaware L 0-38 Newark,Del.Sept.16 * WesternCarolina W 17-10 Charleston,S.C.Sept.23 * atAppalachianState L 14-61 Boone,N.C.Sept.30 SouthCarolinaState W 45-16 Charleston,S.C.Oct.7 * EastTennesseeState L 7-20 Charleston,S.C.Oct.14 * atFurman L 7-33 Greenville,S.C.Oct.21 * GeorgiaSouthern L 10-27 Charleston,S.C.Oct.28 * atWofford L 10-31 Spartanburg,S.C.Nov.4 * Chattanooga L13-20(OT) Charleston,S.C.Nov.13 * atVMI L 21-41 Lexington,Va.

2001 (3-7, 2-6 socon) coach: EllisJohnson

captains: TravisCunningham,TravisStephens,MauriceMurphydate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.1 at#11GeorgiaTech L 7-35 Atlanta,Ga.Sept.22 * AppalachainState L 6-8 Charleston,S.C.Sept.29 SouthCarolinaState W 31-8 Charleston,S.C.Oct.4 * atEastTennesseeState L 21-23 JohnsonCity,Tenn.Oct.13 * Furman L 7-31 Charleston,S.C.Oct.20 * atGeorgiaSouthern L 6-14 Statesboro,Ga.Oct.27 * Wofford L 0-13 Charleston,S.C.Nov.3 * atChattanooga W 20-17(2OT) Chattanooga,Tenn.Nov.10 * VMI W 49-7 Charleston,S.C.Nov.17 * atWesternCarolina L 25-28 Cullowhee,N.C.


captains: ChadBoozer,JeffKleindate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.7 at#24LSU L 10-35 BatonRouge,La.Sept.14 Delaware W 24-20 Charleston,S.C.Sept.21 * WesternCarolina L 34-37 Charleston,S.C.Sept.28 * atAppalachianState L 28-37 Boone,N.C.Oct.5 atWyoming L 30-34 Laramie,Wyo.Oct.12 * EastTennesseeState W 26-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.19 * atFurman L 10-37 Greenville,S.C.Oct.26 * GeorgiaSouthern L 24-28 Charleston,S.C.Nov.2 * atWofford L 14-27 Spartanburg,S.C.Nov.9 * Chattanooga L 31-34 Charleston,S.C.Nov.16 *% vs.VMI L 21-23 Charlotte,N.C.Nov.21 CharlestonSouthern W 53-19 Charleston,S.C.

%-“TheMilitaryClassicoftheSouth”washeldinCharlotte,N.C.,withVMIservingasthehometeam.


captains: KevinOlecki,T.J.Rose,LewDawson,TravisHodgedate opponent W/l/t score locationAug.30 CharlestonSouthern W 64-10 Charleston,S.C.Sept.6 atDelaware L 7-41 Newark,Del.Sept.13 atMaryland L 0-61 CollegePark,Md.Sept.20 * atWesternCarolina L 21-28 Cullowhee,N.C.Sept.27 * AppalachianState W 24-21 Charleston,S.C.Oct.4 * Elon W 31-7 Charleston,S.C.Oct.18 * Furman W 10-9 Charleston,S.C.Oct.25 * atGeorgiaSouthern W 28-24 Statesboro,Ga.Nov.1 * #5Wofford L 16-42 Charleston,S.C.Nov.8 * atChattanooga L 20-29 Chattanooga,Tenn.Nov.15 % vs.VMI W 27-23 Charlotte,N.C.

Nov.22 * atEastTennesseeState L 13-16 JohnsonCity,Tenn.%-“TheMilitaryClassicoftheSouth”washeldinCharlotte,N.C.,

withTheCitadelservingasthehometeam.

2004 (3-7, 2-5 socon) coach: JohnZernhelt

captains: JamesGreenedate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.4 % CharlestonSouthern cancelled Charleston,S.C.Sept.18 * at#20AppalachianState L 14-28 Boone,N.C.Sept.25 at#9Auburn L 3-33 Auburn,Ala.Oct.2 atDuke L 10-28 Durham,N.C.Oct.7 BenedictCollege W 29-0 Charleston,S.C.Oct.16 * at#8Furman L 14-33 Greenville,S.C.Oct.23 * #2GeorgiaSouthern L 7-42 Charleston,S.C.Oct.30 * at#11Wofford L 17-38 Spartanburg,S.C.Nov.6 * Chattanooga W 44-24 Charleston,S.C.Nov.13 * atElon L 7-24 Burlington,N.C.Nov.20 * WesternCarolina W 17-0 Charleston,S.C.

%-TheCharlestonSoutherngamewascancelledduetoahurricane. 2005 (4-7, 2-5 socon)

coach:KevinHigginscaptains: DustyBenefield,ShawnGrant,PorterJohnson,FredTownsend

date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.3 CharlestonSouthern W 28-14 Charleston,S.C.Sept.10 at#11FloridaState L 10-62 Tallahassee,Fla.Sept.24 * AppalachianState L 13-45 Charleston,S.C.Oct.1 * at#18WesternCarolina W 17-7 Cullowhee,N.C.Oct.8 atOleMiss L 7-27 Oxford,Miss.Oct.15 * #5Furman L31-39(3OT) Charleston,S.C.Oct.22 * atGeorgiaSouthern L 14-49 Statesboro,Ga.Oct.29 * Wofford L 10-28 Charleston,S.C.Nov.5 * atChattanooga L 21-31 Chattanooga,Tenn.Nov.12 * Elon W 21-0 Charleston,S.C.Nov.19 atVMI W 22-14 Lexington,Va.

2006 (5-6, 4-3 socon) coach: KevinHiggins

captains: ChrisMurray,RontrealTyler,JamesWilsondate opponent W/l/t score locationSept.2 atTexasA&M L 3-35 CollegeStation,TexasSept.9 CharlestonSouthern L35-38(OT) Charleston,S.C.Sept.23 atPittsburgh L 6-51 Pittsburgh,Pa.Sept.30 * Chattanooga W 24-21 Charleston,S.C.Oct.7 * atWofford L 20-28 Spartanburg,S.C.Oct.14 * at#11Furman L 17-23 Greenville,S.C.Oct.21 * WesternCarolina W 30-27(OT) Charleston,S.C.Oct.28 * GeorgiaSouthern W 24-21 Charleston,S.C.Nov.4 * at#1AppalachianState L 13-42 Boone,N.C.Nov.11 VMI W 48-21 Charleston,S.C.Nov.18 * atElon W 44-7 Elon,N.C.

2007 (7-4, 4-3 socon) coach: KevinHiggins

captains: TrevarBroughton,DuranLawson,JoshuaLawson,date opponent W/l/t score locationSept.1 CharlestonSouthern W 35-14 Charleston,S.C.Sept.8 WebberInternational W 76-0 Charleston,S.C.Sept.15 at#7Wisconsin L 31-45 Madison,Wis.Sept.29 * atChattanooga W 41-16 Chattanooga,Tenn.Oct.6 * #8Wofford L 7-28 Charleston,S.C.Oct.13 * Furman W 54-51(OT) Charleston,S.C.Oct.20 * atWesternCarolina W 37-31 Cullowhee,N.C.Oct.27 * at#22GeorgiaSouthern L 17-21 Statesboro,Ga.Nov.3 * #9AppalachianState L 24-45 Charleston,S.C.Nov.10 * #19Elon W 42-31 Charleston,S.C.Nov.17 atVMI W 70-28 Lexington,Va.

History and Records

151We Believe!


all-tiMe letteRWinneRsname ...................... Pos. .............Years ......................hometownAbdoo,Phillip................NG..................1990..................Mt.Clemens,Mich.Able...........................................................1907....................................................Adams,Mike.................. DE............1977,’78,’79.............. Greenwood,S.C.Adams,Mike....................P.............. 2004,‘06,‘07...................... Orlando,Fla.Addison,Mike.................. E................. 1963,’64..................... Anderson,S.C.Adkins,Calvin................ HB................1994,‘95.....................Jacksonville,Fla.Akas,Nobert................ WR........... 1997,‘98,‘99.............. SilverSpring,Md.Alderman,Jim..................T.....................1963........................Jacksonville,Fla.Alexandert...............................................1915....................................................Alexander.................................................1943....................................................Alexander,Bruce..........DB........1978,’79,’80,’81...............Columbus,Ga.Alexander,Jim..................E..............1959,’60,’61.................Charlotte,N.C.Alexander,Kim..............DT........1980,’81,’82,’83......................Aiken,S.C.Alexander,Ralph............FB................ 1983,’85....................Charlotte,N.C.Allen,Bill........................... E................. 1960,’61...................... Salisbury,N.C.Allen,Dante................... DB...................2005........................ Fayetteville,Ga.Allen,Keith......................LB.........1975,’76,’77,’78.................. Cordele,Ga.Allen,Kip........................QB............1984,’85,’86...............Summerville,Ga.Allen,Ray.........................FB................ 1953,’54.........................Conway,S.C.Allen,Walter............................................1924....................................................Allison,Ed.......................DT...................1986...........................Pittsburgh,Pa.Alston,Wilford...............RB............1979,’80,’81.....................Beaufort,S.C.Ambrose,Trey............... DE...................1985..........................Columbia,S.C.Anderson,Paul................T..........1978,’79,’80,’81......... WareShoals,S.C.Anderson,Charlie........ DE............1982,’83,’84........................ Atlanta,Ga.Anderson,Jermaine... WR........2001,‘02,‘03,‘04.............Charleston,S.C.Andrejko,Al....................FB................ 1955,’56........................Wyoming,Pa.Andresen,Kroghie....... HB............1963,’64,’65................Greenville,N.C.Anthony,Wayne..............C....................1975............................... Buffalo,S.C.Antley........................................................1910....................................................Antley,Shuler...........................................1922....................................................Armstrong,John......................................1928....................................................Armstrong,Quentin....OT.......... 1999,2000,‘01....... WarnerRobins,Ga.Armstrong,Ross............TE.........2001,‘02,‘03,‘04............Blythewood,S.C.Arnold,Charles.......................................1933....................................................Ashline,Mike..................LB................ 1980,’81.....................Melbourne,Fla.Aston,Walter..................G............. 1935,‘36,‘37..............Unionville,Conn.Athearn,Martin...............C.............1977,’78,’79..NewSmyrnaBeach,Fla.Atkinson,C.E...........................................1930....................................................Austin,Mike...................QB...................1986..................... OrangePark,Fla.Avalos,Carlos...............OG...........1986,’87,’88...........................Miami,Fla.Avera,Bertie....................C................ 1953,’54..........................Augusta,Ga.Avriett,Rob.....................K....................1991......................Fayetteville,N.C.

Baetzman,Fred................T.....................1955............................. Orlando,Fla.Bailey,J.E....................................................1949....................................................Bailey,L.G.................................................1948....................................................Bailey,Ron.......................TB...................1998........................... St.Mary’s,Ga.Bailey,Steve......................K................ 1974,’75................. John’sIsland,S.C.Bailey,W.E.................................................1948....................................................Baima,Brian....................SE................ 1970,’71............N.Hollywood,Calif.Baker.........................................................1933....................................................Baker,Charlie.................LB.............1968,’69,’70......................Raleigh,N.C.Baker,Chuck................. WR..................2000.......................... Mandeville,La.Baker,John..................... WR.............. 1983,’84.............................Tampa,Fla.Baker,Omar................... DE................2000,‘01.................Georgetown,S.C.Baker,Ralph.............................................1935....................................................Baldwin,Bob....................T.....................1959...............................Rahway,N.J.Baldwin,Garry................T.....................1975.......................Burlington,N.C.Baldwin,William......................................1952....................................................Baldwin,W.K............................................1950...........................Kailua,HawaiiBallenger,Benton...........TE................1998,‘99............................. Inman,S.C.Ballentine,Michael.........LB..........2001,‘02,‘03,‘04............HoneaPath,S.C.Barley,Jason....................TE.........1997,‘98,‘99,‘00............Mt.Pleasant,S.C.Barliot.......................................................1930....................................................Barnard,HowardK................................1990...................MyrtleBeach,S.C.Barnett,G.D.............................................1952....................... LittleRock,Ark.Barnwell,Ed.....................T..............1970,’71,’72.................Jacksonville,Fla.Baron,Al...........................T..........1954,’55,’56,’57.................. Kingston,Pa.Baron,Albert...........................................1958........................... Levittown,Pa.Barnes,Joe...................... FS....................1995............................... Atlanta,Ga.Barrow,Dick....................G....................1954..............................Augusta,Ga.Barrow,R.L...............................................1956..............................Augusta,Ga.Barton,Joe...............................................1932....................................................Barwick,Eddie................FB....................1965..................N.Charleston,S.C.Bauersfeld,Tom..............SE....................1976............................. Croton,N.Y.Bazemore,Mike.............RB............... 1974,’75........................ Savannah,Ga.Beard,ThomasV...............T.....................1937.............................Moultrie,Ga.Beaudry,H.L.............................................1947....................................................Beckett,WilliamW..................................1947........................... Bethesda,Md.Bedenbaugh,Joe.............FB.............1967,’68,’70.....................Leesville,S.C.Belcher,Scott..................LB......... 1993,’94,‘95,‘96...........Kannapolis,N.C.Bell,M.L.....................................................1943....................................................Belles,Rick.....................DT............... 1968,’69................... Westover,Mass.Belser,RitchieH..............G............. 1939,‘40,‘41...................Columbia,S.C.Bendigo,Bob....................C....................1957...........................Reinerton,Pa.Benefield,Dusty............OL........ 2002,‘03,’04,‘05................Cumming,Ga.Benson,James..........................................1923....................................................Benson,RobertA....................................1924....................................................Benson,Tom................... HB............... 1965,’66....................Warrenton,Ga.Beres,Derek..................OT........ 1993,’94.‘95,‘96............. Dunwoody,Ga.Bergeron,Dick................G.........1955,’56,’57,’58..............Greenfield,Md.Bergren,Andrew...........OT............... 1990,’91.........................Hampton,Va.Berry,Fulton............................................1925....................................................Berry,Richard..........................................1926....................................................Bessinger,WilliamL........E................. 1935,’37................Georgetown,S.C.Bethea,Alzono.............. DE................2000,‘01.........................FortMill,S.C.Best,Dickey................... DB............1978,’79,’80..................... Savannah,Ga.Bigos,David....................TE............1978,’79,’80..............Woodbridge,N.J.Bigos,Jerry.....................DT................1978,79..................Woodbridge,N.J.Bills,Dick.......................... E..............1962,’63,’64.................... PlantCity,Fla.Bistrian,Peter.................FB....................1975................. EastHampton,N.Y.Blake,Casey................... DB...................1982...................... MiamiLakes,Fla.Blanding,Donald.....................................1928....................................................Blanton,Bufort.............. HB...................1953.....................Summerville,S.C.

Blary,Dan....................... OL................2002,‘03.................Mechanicsville,Va.Bloodworth,Bill..............G.............1977,’78,’79...................Chamblee,Ga.Boatwright,Damond....SE.........1990,’91,’92,’93....... GooseCreek,S.C.Bochinowich,Dave........FB.............1954,’55,’56....................OldForge,Pa.Boehmer,Judson..........RUE.......1990,’91,’92,’93.....NorthAugusta,S.C.Bohlen,A.W..............................................1951................Sullivan’sIsland,S.C.Bogumil,W.A............................................1951.............................Endwell,N.Y.Boland,Benson........................................1918....................................................Bolton,James...........................................1916....................................................Bolton,Tony....................RB...................1985............FranklinTownship,N.J.Boluc,Joseph...........................................1943....................................................Bone,Mike.......................T.....................1966..................................Miami,Fla.Boney........................................................1919....................................................Bonifacio,Joe................. HB............... 1957,’58...........................Buffalo,N.Y.Bonneville,Jim.................T................. 1966,’67.......................CampHill,Pa.Bonneville,Richard.......OT................1996,‘97.......................Columbia,S.C.Boozer,Chad.................OG........... 2000,‘01,‘02........................Chapin,S.C.Bortnick,Mike...............QB.......1987,’88,’89,’90................Plantation,Fla.Bose...........................................................1914....................................................Bost,Joe....................................................1952....................................................Boston,Deric.................TE............... 1989,’90..................Taylorsville,N.C.Bottaro,Dave................ DE...................1981...............EastHartford,Conn.Bowden,J.J................................................1956..............................Augusta,Ga.Boyd..........................................................1950....................................................Boykin.......................................................1914....................................................Boykin,W.C..............................................1913....................................................Boyte,Bill......................... E.....................1962........................ LakeWales,Fla.Bozeman,S.Curtis.................................1953........................ Clarkville,Tenn.Brackett,Steve...............TB............1967,’68,’69............... Lincolnton,N.C.Bradford,John................TE............... 1975,’76......................Columbia,S.C.Bradburn,Hugh...............G................ 1961,’62........................Brevard,N.C.Bradenburg,J.L........................................1934....................................................Bradenburg,JohnM................................1928....................................................Bradenburg,Paul.............K....................1991.................................Greer,S.C.Bradley,Darren...............C.............1986,’87,’88.................Lexington,N.C.Brandon,Ed.....................C................ 1954,’55..........................Augusta,Ga.Brasington,D.K........................................1930....................................................Breedlove,John.............QB............... 1963,’64............................ Macon,Ga.Brendle,Charlie.............. E..............1960,’61,’62.......Winston-Salem,N.C.Brevard,Anthony......WR/DB....1986,’87,’88,’89.................Camden,S.C.Brewer,R.D.......................................... 1951,’52......NorthCharleston,S.C.Brewster,Ed...................QB............1962,’63,’64...........................Rome,Ga.Briggs,Rob......................LB.........1989,’90,’91,’92................. Manning,S.C.Brines,Doug....................T................. 1960,’61..................... Concord,N.C.Brinker,John............................................1942....................................................Brinson,Leroy............... HB...................1962.......................Charleston,S.C.Britt,T.R....................................................1951....................................................Brock,Richard................LB................1984,’85,.....................Greenville,S.C.Brodie,Ryan...................LB....................1994.................................Aiken,S.C.Brodsky,David................LB.........1988,’89,’90,’91.......... OrangePark,Fla.Brodsky,Rick.................OT........1986,’87,’88,’89.......... OrangePark,Fla.Brodsky,Rob.................. DE............1985,’86,’88.............. OrangePark,Fla.Brooks,Stan.....................G.........1973,’74,’75,’76.......... Greenwood,S.C.Broome,Budgie............ HB............1954,’55,’56.............. Greenwood,S.C.Broome,LeonardH...............................1957............... StoneMountain,Ga.Broughton,Nehemiah..TB.........2001,‘02,‘03,‘04........N.Charleston,S.C.Broughton,Trevar......... DE.........2004,‘05,‘06,‘07...................Hampton,Va.Brown,Alvin...................OG........... 1995,‘96,‘97.............. OrangePark,Fla.Brown,Ben..............................................1931..........................Roxboro,N.C.Brown,Coley...................G....................1963.............SignalMountain,Tenn.Brown,Corey.................FB.................1995,‘96...................Winnabow,N.C.Brown,Dixon..........................................1928..........................Columbia,S.C.Brown,Gene.................QB............1986,’87,’88.................Charlotte,N.C.Brown,Guerrard....................................1927....................................................Brown,Ike.......................LB....................1984................. DaytonaBeach,Fla.Brown,J.B....................... DB............... 1993,’94..................Fayetteville,N.C.Brown,Jimmy................ DB............1993,’94,‘95................Charleston,S.C.Brown,Preston..............LB....................2005..........................Columbia,S.C.Brown,Sedrick..............DG........1978,’79,’80,’81...................Ft.Valley,Ga.Browning,ElmerW....... HB............1937,’38,’39................Humboldt,Tenn.Brownlow,H.C........................................1950....................................................Brugh,Walter...........................................1951....................................................Bruner,Allan....................G................ 1953,’54.......................Ft.Motte,S.C.Bruner,Allen............................................1914....................................................Brunson,Robert.....................................1921....................................................Bryan,Phil...................... DB............... 1967,’69................. John’sIsland,S.C.Bryant, Jacob ...........dl ........ 2004, ‘05, ‘06 ..........edmond, okla.Bryant,Reggie.............. WR........... 1995,‘96,‘97................Charleston,S.C.Bryant,Zach...................FB....................2005.....................Summerville,S.C.Buckner,Joe.....................C.............1961,’62,’63..................Greenville,S.C.Bull,Paul...................................................1926....................................................Bull, Rhett ...............lB ...............2007 .............. doylestown, Pa.Bunch,Mark.................FS/TE............. 1982,’84.................Summerville,S.C.Buoniconti,Marc............LB................ 1984,’85..............................Miami,Fla.Buri,Paul..........................LB....................2000...............................Paducah,Ky.Burke,John.......................T..............1977,’78,’79..........................Albany,Ga.Burnett,JackW.............. HB............ 1936,‘37,‘38..................Greenville,S.C.Burriss,Hank................P/PK.......1986,’87,’88,’89...............Columbia,S.C.Burriss,Tommy..............QB............1986,’87,’88...................Columbia,S.C.Burrows,JohnE............... E.............. 1937,‘38,‘39................Muskegan,Mich.Burton,John...................QB............... 1992,’94......................Columbia,S.C.Butler,Tom..................... DE...................1999..................... Greenwood,S.C.

Cabrinha,Alvin.............. HB...................1953.....................Honolulu,HawaiiCaffasso,Bruce................T..........1974,’75,’76,’77..............Ansonia,Conn.Cahill,John.......................K....................1992...................MyrtleBeach,S.C.Cain,Neil........................ DB................2001,‘02......................Gainesville,Ga.Caldwell,Cornell......... WR.......1989,’90,’91,’92.............Charlotte,N.C.Caldwell,Kenny..............LB.........1975,’76,’77,’78.............. Anderson,S.C.Caldwell,Mike................. E..............1963,’64,’65..........................Griffin,Ga.Call,Joe...........................QB.........1999,‘00,‘01,‘02...........Summerville,S.C.Campbell,Derrick........ DE...................1995............Hannah-Pamplico,S.C.Campbell,Ray............WR/RB........1983,’84,’85.................... St.Mary’s,Ga.Campbell,Rick...............LB.........1983,’84,’86,’87............Charleston,S.C.Campbell,T.Z...........................................1943....................................................Cannarella,Joe..............QB............... 1962,’63...........................Sumter,S.C.

Cannata,Nick..................G.........1974,’75,’76,’77..............Ansonia,Conn.Cannon,Billy..................DT............1973,’74,’75........................ Hialeah,Fla.Cantey,J.M................................................1923....................................................Cantrell,Fielding.....................................1931....................................................Cantrell,Red....................T.....................1953...................McMinnville,Texascarnell, Ben ............QB ........... 2005, ‘07 ................. Wando, s.c.Capers,Eric.................... DE............ 1994,‘95,‘96................... LakeCity,S.C.capers, Mel .............dB ...............2007 .. north charleston, s.c.Capps,Aaron.................DT............ 1999,‘00,‘01............................ Elgin,S.C.Carlisle,John............................................1931....................................................Carlton,Chase.............. DL................2004,‘05......................... Fairhope,Ala.Carmichael,Nick...........LB.................1996,‘98............................ Atlanta,Ga.carr, alex ................WR ..............2007 ...................... tampa, Fla.Carrigan,Al.....................SE.............1968,’69,’70.....................Oakmont,Pa.Carruth,Clay................. DL...................2006............................Camden,S.C.Carson,Bob....................TB............1970,’71,’72............. VirginiaBeach,Va.Carter,Chris.................. DB........1979,’80,’81,’82............Charleston,S.C.Carter,Kenny.................LB.........1986,’87,’88,’89.................Camden,S.C.Carter,Marcus.............. DB............ 1999,‘01,‘02.................Jacksonville,Fla.Carter,Robert........................................1952....................................................Casear,Vance................. HB............1963,’64,’65...........................Miami,Fla.Cash,Carey....................OT........1989,’90,’91,’92......... VirginiaBeach,Va.Cassidy,Mark................. DB............1967,’68,’69..................Fairfield,Conn.Castello,F.M.............................................1936....................................................Cataneo,Dan...................C................ 1969,’70.........................Wyckoff,N.J.Causey,Ryan...................TE...................2003...................MyrtleBeach,S.C.Cauthan,Ronnie........... DE............... 1973,’74........................... Bartow,Fla.Cauthen,J.D................... DB........1985,’86,’87,’88.............Charlotte,N.C.Cave,Jay..........................QB...................1979........................Charlotte,N.C.Caver,David................... DE...................1974.................................Aiken,S.C.Chandler,Doug.............OL............ 2002,‘03,‘04....................... Auburn,Ala.Chandler,Jack..........................................1952.........................Greenville,S.C.Chapman,Lamar.....................................1931....................................................Chapman,Pat...................C.............1988,’90,’91.................. Lexington,S.C.Chapman,Paul.........................................1953................................ Dillon,S.C.Chappelle,Chauncey.. WR....... 1992,’93,’94,‘95............... Denmark,S.C.Chavez,Emmer...............K................ 1978,’79......................Columbia,S.C.Chavis,Ben......................FB.............1968,’69,’70....................Wagener,S.C.Chefalo,Joe.................... HB........1956,’57,’58,’59.................Peekskill,N.Y.Chellis,Converse.......... HB............1962,’63,’64..............Summerville,S.C.Cicoria,Tony..................DG............1971,’72,’73....................Winston,N.Y.Clancy,John.................... HB............1959,’60,’61..................... Savannah,Ga.clanton, erik ...........dl ...............2007 ................columbia, s.c.Clark,Lenny................DT/DE.... 1992,’93,’94,‘95................. Savannah,Ga.Clark,Sam.......................LB................ 1971,’72...................... Gainesville,Va.Cleveland,Dick...............G.........1955,’56,’57,’58............... Princeton,Ind.Clifford,Rick.................. DB............... 1966,’67.................CoralGables,Fla.Clifford,Steve.................. E................. 1964,’65.................CoralGables,Fla.Clinton,Tony.................OLB..................1981............................... Atlanta,Ga.Clowes,D.................................................1949....................................................Clyne,N.G................................................1952....................................................Cobarras,Doug............OT............... 1991,’92............... St.Petersburg,Fla.Cobb,Doug.....................T................. 1963,’64...................... RockHill,S.C.Coburn,Mike...................G....................1965............................ Savannah,Ga.Cogswell,Julius........................................1917....................................................Cohen.......................................................1907....................................................Cohen,Hullie................DB............... 1992,’93...................... Allendale,S.C.Cohen,Marcus............. DB.........2001,‘02,‘03,‘04........... Spartanburg,S.C.Coia,Angelo................... HB...................1956........................ Philadelphia,Pa.Cole,David..............................................1990.....................Summerville,S.C.Cole,James..................... FS....................1982............................Pageland,S.C.Cole,King.........................T................. 1953,’54............................Palatka,Fla.Cole,R.M..................................................1955.................. AtlanticBeach,Fla.Coleman,George.........DB............1970,’71,’72................Winnsboro,S.C.Collins,Prince............... CB............1980,’81,’82.................Darlington,S.C.Condon,Mike.................FL................ 1976,’78................ WestNyack,N.Y.Conlon,Walter........................................1926....................................................Conally,John....................T..............1939,’40,’41.... Pride’sCrossing,Mass.Conant,Cale....................T.......... 2003,’04,‘05,‘06............... RockHill,S.C.Conant,Cliff....................T.......... 2003,’04,‘05,‘06............... RockHill,S.C.connor, Patrick .......lB ...............2007 ................houston, texasCook,David..................OLB.......1987,’88,’89,’90.................... Atlanta,Ga.Cook,Lance....................LB.........1988,’89,’90,’91..................Marietta,Ga.Cook,Tim.........................K................ 1984,’87............. DaytonaBeach,Fla.Cook,Richard...............OG.............. 1981,’82...................Charleston,S.C.Cooper,Bill.....................FB................ 1963,’64....................... Lexington,Ky.Cooper,Tory...................RB............ 2005,‘06,‘07...................Effingham,S.C.Copeland,Brett..............C.........1989,’90,’91,’92.................... Atlanta,Ga.Corcoran,Tim................FB................ 1966,’67..................Ft.Carson,Colo.Corley,Bud......................C....................1955.........................Greenville,S.C.Corley,Hoyt............................................1924....................................................Corley,Kevin.................. FS.................2001,‘02.......................Columbia,S.C.cornett, taylor ........te ........ 2005, ‘06, ‘07 ..........columbia, s.c.Cory,Mike...................... DL........1987,’88,’89,’90........N.LittleRock,Ark.Cothran,J.T..............................................1929....................................................Cothran,W.H...........................................1928....................................................Courey,Dan.....................T................. 1960,’61...........NewKensington,Pa.Covington,Charles................................1923....................................................Cox,Buddy....................DG...................1976.......................Charleston,S.C.Craig,Benny..................OLB..................1982.....................Summerville,S.C.Crawford..................................................1907....................................................Crisman............................G................ 1963,’64.......................Pittsburgh,Pa.Crocker,Perry...............OT...................1982................NorthAugusta,S.C.Croft,E.S...................................................1936............................... Atlanta,Ga.Croft,W.C................................................1938..............................Glenview,Ill.Croft,W.S...............................................................................................................Crosby,J.P.................................................1933....................................................Crosby,Marty................QB............1976,’77,’78................Charleston,S.C.Crosby,Ricky..................FL....................1972..........................Columbia,S.C.Crosby,W.E..............................................1950....................................................Cross,Mike.....................SE....................1981........................Charlotte,N.C.Crouch,Bob.................. HB............1959,’60,’61................... Salisbury,N.C.Crouch,J...................................................1921....................................................Crowley,Mike..................G................ 1968,’69..............N.Charleston,S.C.Cummings,Detric........ DB........1990,’91,’92,’93.................... Atlanta,Ga.



all-tiMe letteRWinneRsCunningham,HarryLee........................1918....................................................Cunningham,Mike........ DE...................1978.......................Charleston,S.C.Cunningham,Travis.......DT.........1998,‘99,‘00,‘01........... OrangePark,Fla.Curry,Cosmo................FB................ 1989,’90...........................Berwick,Pa.Curry,Kelly.....................LB.............1978,’79,’80...................Columbia,S.C.Curry,Kevin................... DB............1977,’78,’79...................Columbia,S.C.

Dalce,Jeff........................ DE...................2002.........................Hephzibah,Ga.Dailey,G.P.................................................1954....................................................Dalton,Roger................DT...................1994.......................... RockHill,S.C.Damon,Chuck..............DT............... 1973,’75............GrandRapids,Mich.Damon,John............................................1943................GrandRapids,Mich.Daniel,Ben.......................G....................1965........................Thomaston,Ga.Daniels,Tony..................NG..................1990............................. Orlando,Fla.Darby,Charlie.................G....................1953......................Mt.Pleasant,S.C.Darby,John......................TE...................1982.......................Charleston,S.C.Darby,Ken........................T................. 1965,’66.................. Huntington,N.Y.Darnell,Justin.................TE...................1998.................. GooseCreek,S.C.Daugherty,Bob............. HB............... 1958,’59............................Mobile,Ala.David,RobertG..............E..............1937,’38,’39.................Jacksonville,Fla.Davidson,Pete.................T..........1956,’57,’58,’59................ Dayton,OhioDavis,Brent.....................TE...................1993................................Duluth,Ga.Davis,Greg.......................K.........1983,’84,’85,’86.................... Atlanta,Ga.Davis,James.............................................1952....................................................Davis,J.J............................LB.........1987,’88,’89,’90...................Lanham,Md.Davis,Joe..........................T..............1957,’58,’59.................... Ft.Meade,Fla.Davis,Levi......................OG...........1992,‘93,’94.................Jacksonville,Fla.Davis,Melvin...................RB...................2005.........................Houston,TexasDavis,Mike......................FB....................1996...................MurrellsInlet,S.C.Davitt,Mike......................T..............1968,’69,’71....................Springdale,Pa.Dawson,Lewis..............OL.........2000,‘01,‘02,‘03............Fayetteville,N.C.Dean,Matt..................... DB................1998,‘99................MyrtleBeach,S.C.Dean,Mike.....................DT............1972,’73,’74..................Greenville,S.C.Deas,Henry.....................G.............1935,’36,’37................Charleston,S.C.Dease,Don......................G.............1968,’69,’70.......Winston-Salem,N.C.Deedrick,John...............DT............... 1986,’87........................... Atlanta,Ga.Dellinger,Chip............... DB............1972,’73,’74.............. Greenwood,S.C.Dellinger,Layne..............LB......... 1989,’90,’91,‘93....................Sumter,S.C.DeLuca,J.J.................................................1951.................SanFrancisco,Calif.dehaven, daniel .....ol ...............2007 ..............charleston, s.c.Denhem,Andrew....................................1927....................................................Dennis,Scott.................OT............1985,’86,’87.....................Beaufort,S.C.Denny........................................................1953....................................................Densmore,Sean.............RB...................1984...........................Pittsburgh,Pa.D’Errico,R.N...........................................1943....................................................Deschamps,RobertF.....G............. 1937,‘38,‘39...................Columbia,S.C.Dessaso,Chris.............. DB............... 1985,’87..................Springfield,Mass.DeWald,Jacob.........................................1948....................................................Diaz,Ken........................ DB............1966,’67,’68..............CoralGables,Fla.Dice,Gene.......................G.............1960,’61,’62....................Pittsburgh,Pa.Dickerson,Ed..................G................ 1966,’67....................... Monroe,N.C.Dick,Harvey....................C................ 1951,’52...................Charleston,S.C.DiBois,Mark....................G....................1973............................. Valdosta,Ga.DiCarlo,Scott............... SN........1988,’89,’90,’91................Rosemont,Pa.Dingle,Avery................. DB........ 2002,‘03,’04,‘05................. Manning,S.C.DeLoreto,Nick..............FB.............1961,’62,’63...............Wollaston,Mass.Dimoush,Al...................DT...................1982.................. MerrittIsland,S.C.Dingle,Robert.........................................1935....................................................Diruble......................................................1907....................................................Dodd,Gene....................RB...................1983............................ Savannah,Ga.Domanski,Gary........... WR........... 2004,‘05,‘06......NeshanicStation,N.J.Donley,Trent..................TE........1985,’86,’87,’88.................. Mahomet,Ill.Dorn,Jennings...............DB...................1976..................... Greenwood,S.C.Doss,James..............................................1952..................................Rome,Ga.Dotson,Gene................QB........1972,’73,’74,’75................. Savannah,Ga.Dotson,Marty............... DB............... 1976,’77........................ Savannah,Ga.Dotter.......................................................1918....................................................Douglas,Deon.............. DE........ 2003,’04,‘05,‘06.........Bennettsville,S.C.Douglas,Jack..................QB........1989,’90,’91,’92............Charleston,S.C.Douglas,Hillery............ DB............1979,’80,’81................Charleston,S.C.Doyle,C.E................................................1928....................................................Doyle,Kenyon................TB............ 1999,‘00,‘01........MoncksCorner,S.C.Dozier,Earl..............................................1932....................................................Drafts,Lucas............................................1934....................................................Drawdy,Erna...........................................1949....................................................Drayton,Eddie...............TE...................1992..........................Hartsville,S.C.Drayton,Maurice.......... CB............ 1996,‘97,‘98................Charleston,S.C.Drews,Paul.................... HB...................1953.......................Charleston,S.C.Driggers,Robert.............C.............1972,’73,’74...............Walterboro,S.C.Droze,Milton..................G................ 1953,’54...................Charleston,S.C.Drummond,Mazzie......QB...................2001.................................Greer,S.C.Dubore,D.S..............................................1913....................................................Duckett,S.L..............................................1910....................................................Duckett,T.P...............................................1912....................................................Dufford,Kevin................TE............1985,’86,’87..................Tallahassee,Fla.Duke,Basil...............................................1943....................................................Dunbar,Corinthius........LB....................2006............................... Atlanta,Ga.Duncan,Bob...................TB............... 1969,’70...................Charleston,S.C.Dunfee,L.B...............................................1950.................................Troy,OhioDunham,Tee...................FB....................2000.........................Lynchburg,S.C.Dunn,Napolean.............LB....................2006...........................Norcorss,Ga.DuPre,S.J..................................................1935..................... Spartanburg,S.C.Duvall,Howard.......................................1929....................................................Dyches,B.H..............................................1951............................... Atlanta,Ga.Dykes,Bilton..................FB.............1959,’60,’61..................... Savannah,Ga.Dzanis,Ed........................FB.........1954,’55,’56,’57.......... Wilkes-Barre,Pa.

Eadie,R.D..................................................1906....................................................Eason,F.G..................................................1906....................................................Eastburn,Earley............ HB............1959,’60,’61.........................Mobile,Ala.Easterby,Ronnie........... DE............1975,’76,’77................Charleston,S.C.Eaves,Jimmy................... DE............1971,’72,’73........................Sumter,S.C.Eckert,Chris..................QB............ 1999,‘00,‘01................ Columbus,N.C.Eddleton,Raymond...... DE............1992,’93,’94.....................Richmond,Va.Edward,Tommy............. HB............1959,’60,’61....................... Ayden,N.C.Edwards,CharlesG...... HB............1937,’38,’39............. Wilmington,N.C.

Eggleston,Danny.............T..............1976,’77,’78.............................Gray,Ga.EhrlichJ.G.................................................1907....................................................Eichholz,Jerome.....................................1939....................................................Ellerbe,Edward.......................................1929....................................................Ellerbe,J.E.................................................1911....................................................Elliot,Cory..................... DB...................1997......................Fayetteville,N.C.Ellis,Jack...................................................1953....................................................Engard,Rodney...............G.............1965,’66,’67........................ Atlanta,Ga.Engelhardt,August..................................1953........................ Manderville,La.Enick,Thomas..........................................1948....................................................Epple,Carl......................DT............... 1984,’85......................Baltimore,Md.Epps,Claude............................................1929....................................................Erhard,Jake....................DT............1991,’92,‘93.............Lawrenceville,Ga.Erickson,Greg...............DT............1971,’72,’73....... Hendersonville,N.C.Ervin,Tommy..................RB............1972,’73,’74..............Summerville,S.C.Eskridge,Lawson....................................1932....................................................EstherIII,Jon...........................................2005....................................................Ettari,Jim........................NG.......1979,’80,’81,’82........... Brentwood,N.Y.evans, charles .........dl ...............2006 ................greenville, Fla.Evans,John.......................T.....................1962...............BrownSummit,N.C.Everett,Gale..................DB............... 1967,’68.............Robersonville,N.C.Eykyn,Don.......................P..............1966,’67,’68.....................Beaufort,S.C.

Fabian,C.T................................................1951.......................Charleston,S.C.Fagan,Marty....................TE........ 1989,’90,’91,‘92..............Rochester,N.Y.Fahringer,Dan................LB.............1980,’82,’83.....................Whitehall,Pa.Fallaw,Wilber..................T..............1963,’64,’65...................Columbia,S.C.Farley,Dan.......................T................. 1965,’66...........................Buffalo,N.Y.Farley,Dan......................LB....................1998..............Winston-Salem,N.C.Farley,Greg.....................LB....................1992.........................Somerville,N.J.Farr,Kemble....................LB.............1972,’73,’74................Charleston,S.C.Farren,Paul.....................FB................ 1964,’65......................Ft.Monroe,Va.Farri,Lou.........................FL....................1973...................CampSprings,Md.Farrier,Richard................T..........1977,’78,’79,’80...................Staunton,Va.Farrington,Jeff............... DB............... 1980,’81.............................Greer,S.C.Faulkner,Thomas....................................1935.......................Cupertino,Calif.Fayssoux,Jimmy.............FB................ 1964,’65......................Gastonia,N.C.Fedrick,Tom.....................C.........1977,’78,’79,’80......................Tucker,Ga.Fender,Duane.............. WR...........1980,’81,’82..............Summerville,S.C.Fender,Nick................... DL............ 2004,‘05,‘06.................. Culleoka,Tenn.Fennelly,Michael........... DE.........1996,‘97,‘98,‘99...................Marietta,Ga.Ferguson,A.W...................................... 1935,’36............ Warner-Robins,Ga.Ferguson,F.D............................................1925....................................................Ferguson,Ralph.............DB........1973,’74,’75,’76..... WarnerRobins,Ga.Ferrall,Quinn.................LB..........1998,‘99,‘00,‘01...............Tallahassee,Fla.Fiddler,R.W..............................................1947....................................................Fields,Germaine...........DB...................2003......................... Springfield,Ga.Figg,C.C....................................................1928....................................................Fillmore,Kenny.........WR/DB........1993,’94.‘95........ FortLauderdale,Fla.Fishburne,Lucas.....................................1935....................................................Fitgerald,W.G..........................................1950....................................................Fladger,Kelly.................. DB........1988,’89,’90,’91...Winston-Salem,N.C.Flanagan, scott ......WR .......... 2005, ‘07 ...........camarillo, calif.Fletcher,Brian.............DL/OL.....2003,‘04,‘06,‘07............BatonRouge,La.Flintom,Michael............ HB............1992,’93,’94............. St.Matthews,S.C.Florence,Phillip..............SE.............1987,’88,’89...................Columbia,S.C.Folger,A.W...............................................1915....................................................Folk,Gene...................... DB...................1982.......................... Allendale,S.C.Fonville,Edward......................................1935....................................................Force,Mike.................... DB...................1990...............................Berwick,Pa.Ford,Lonnie....................TB............1976,’77,’79......... WarnerRobins,Ga.Ford,R.P....................................................1936....................................................Forgach,Pete...................T..............1955,’56,’57....................GlenLyon,Pa.Formyduval,Morrison...T.....................1940.......................Whiteville,N.C.Forney,Torrence...........DB........1989,’90,’91,’92...........ForestCity,N.C.Foster,E.L.“Hank”........ HB............ 1938,‘39,‘40................. Knoxville,Tenn.Foster,Mitchell................T..............1962,’63,’64.................Charlotte,N.C.Fox,M.P...........................OG..................1951.......................Charleston,S.C.Fox,Brooks......................C....................1972......................Mt.Pleasant,S.C.Foxworth,E.D..........................................1950.......................Charleston,S.C.Frank,Carlos................ WR........1996,‘97,‘98,‘99................. St.Mary’s,Ga.Franklin,Chris................TE.........2000,‘01,‘02,‘03......CapeCanaveral,Fla.Frazier,Victor..................SE.........1982,’83,’84,’85..........HiltonHead,S.C.Freeman,Bob................ DB............... 1970,’71.......................Lompoc,Calif.Freeman,Joseph............ DE...................2003................................ Macon,Ga.French,Tommy..............DB............... 1984,’85.................. Milledgeville,Ga.Freidland,David............ OL...................2002................SouthPlainfield,N.J.Friedman,Buddy.....................................1953....................................................Frooman,Tom.................RB........1985,’86,’87,’89........... Cincinnati,OhioFrost,John................................................1922....................................................Frye,Chris.....................OG.............. 1990,’91....................Charlotte,N.C.Fuller,Ben.................................................1923....................................................

Gabrish,Jim.................... OL........1982,’83,’84,’85...............Canfield,OhioGaffney,Frances......................................1918....................................................Gahagen,Jim....................K.............1966,’67,’68...................... Bluffton,S.C.Gaines,Tim......................TB............... 1977,’78........................Hickory,N.C.Gallion,Ryan.................. DB...................2000.............................Abingdon,Va.Galvin,Ron.................... WR.......1986,’87,’88,’89.......................Miami,Fla.Gamble.....................................................1907....................................................Gamble,Dendrick....... WR........1997,‘98,‘99,‘00.................... Ladson,S.C.Gamble,Tracey............. RUE....... 1991,’92,‘93,’94................. Manning,S.C.Gamby,John.....................C.............1980,’81,’82....................Brewster,N.Y.Gambrell,Mike.............. HB............... 1959,’60....................GreatFalls,S.C.Gardner,Britt.................LB............. 1997,‘98,‘99................... Lancaster,S.C.Garner,Dave..................OG...........1981,’83,’84...................Columbia,S.C.Garrison,George...........C.............1958,’59,’60.................. Anderson,S.C.Gause,Kevin.................. CB............ 1999,‘00,‘01...............Fayetteville,N.C.Gay,Bill.............................K....................1984......................Mt.Pleasant,S.C.Gay,Corey..................... DB............... 1992,’93...................... Alexandria,Va.Gayewski,Gerry.............C....................1954................HunlocksCreek,Pa.Geddings,Richard.........DB............1989,’90,’91........................Sumter,S.C.Gehlken,Henry...............C....................1963..................N.Charleston,S.C.Gentry,Travis.................DB................2004,‘05.......................... Pulaski,Tenn.Gershon,Marty.......................................1948....................................................Gess,Jonathan.................C............. 1999,‘00,‘01........................ Clover,S.C.

Gettys,Alex.....................T..............1965,’66,’67.......................Pickens,S.C.Gibbs,Chris....................RB............2002,’03,‘05.....................Beaufort,S.C.Gibbs,Thomas................FB............. 1997,‘98,‘99........................Hoover,Ala.Gibson......................................................1916....................................................Gibson,Lonnie...............RB...................1973................................ Macon,Ga.Gibson,T.K...............................................1913....................................................Gibson,WilliamB.......... HB............1936,’37,’38........................Sumter,S.C.Gilbert,Bartow.......................................1932....................................................Gilgo,Bill........................... E..............1959,’60,’61..............Washington,D.C.Gillespie,Eric................. DB............1983,’84,’85.................... Dayton,OhioGilliard,Ron................... DE............1979,’80,’81................Charleston,S.C.Gillis,Paul....................... DB........1976,’77,’78,’79......DaytonaBeach,Fla.gilmore, Jordon ......lB ........... 2006, ‘07 ..............Belmont, n.c.Gist,Anquan.................. DB........ 1993,’94,‘95,‘96............... RockHill,S.C.glaspie, Jonathan ....lB ...............2007 ................columbia, s.c.Glaze,Lee...................QB/WR.......1983,’84,’85................Charleston,S.C.Gleissner,Lukas............DT........ 2003,’04,‘05,‘06..............Statesboro,Ga.Glenn,Stanford..........RB/DB............ 1982,’83.......................Pottstown,Pa.Glover,Marion................T..............1967,’68,’69................... PineBluff,Ark.Godfrey,Chaucer.......... SS....................1994..........................Columbia,S.C.Goins,Ray...................... OL............1982,’83,’84............... Cincinnati,OhioGold,Martin.................. HB............1940,’41,’42.................PalmBeach,Fla.Gold,Randy....................LB.........1981,’82,’83,’84............Charleston,S.C.Gongaware,Hartford............................1924....................................................Goodhart,John.............DT...................1975....................... LittleRock,Ark.Goodman,C.E.........................................1948..................... Hampstead,N.C.Goodrum,Nuru............FB......... 2003,’04,‘05,‘06...........Fayetteville,N.C.Goodwin,Keele............ DE................1999,‘00........................Abbeville,S.C.Goolsby,Jay....................QB............1966,’67,’68........................Apopka,Fla.Gorrity......................................................1927....................................................Gould,Ed.......................... E..............1960,’61,’62......................Wilson,N.C.Graham,Derick............ DE............1979,’81,’82................Charleston,S.C.Gramblin,Pat.................DT............1986,’87,’88..........................Easley,S.C.Graming,J.L..............................................1922....................................................Grant,Bob..................... OL............1984,’85,’86..................... Linwood,N.J.Grant,Dwayne...............FB....................1991.................. RichmondHill,Ga.Grant,Francis................ DB............1963,’64,’65..........................Greer,S.C.Grant,Shawn..................LB......... 2002,‘03,’04,‘05....................Sumter,S.C.Graves,Brian................. DB............1983,’84,’85................... RockHill,S.C.Gray,Julius................................................1931....................................................Gray,Lance..................... DE.........1995,‘96,‘97,‘98..................... Atlanta,Ga.Greaser,Mike..................G................ 1969,’70...............Fredericksburg,Va.Green,Aaron..................RB............ 1995,‘96,‘97....................Hinesville,Ga.Green,Derek............... WR........1994,‘95,‘96,‘97...........HiltonHead,S.C.Green,Kirby............................................1917....................................................Green,Pat........................K.............1963,’64,’65..........................Greer,S.C.Greene,James................LB..........2001,‘02,‘03,‘04...................Conway,S.C.Greer,Josh.................... WR...............1999,‘00............................Geneva,Fla.Gregory,Harry........................................1914....................................................Gregory,Joseph......................................1950............................Kershaw,S.C.Gresham,Reuben........ WR........... 1996,‘97,‘98...................Columbia,S.C.Greswold,Gwynette......................... 1935,’36................................................Griest,John.....................TE............1966,’67,’68.................... Dayton,OhioGriffin,A.C...............................................1934....................................................Griffin,Jack..................... HB........1956,’57,’58,’59...............Hamburg,N.Y.Griffin,Rudy................... DE................2001,‘02........................ Hepzibah,Ga.Grissom,Jay...................OT............... 1988,’89................. Henderson,N.C.Guererri,Dick...............QB............1956,’57,’58...................... Geneva,N.Y.Gulledge,E.T............................................1943...................MyrtleBeach,S.C.Gulliford,Jim....................T..............1957,’58,’59............................ Gary,Ind.Gunn.........................................................1910....................................................Gunning,Robert.....................................1951...............................Chapin,S.C.

Haas,Nick........................K..........1998,‘99,‘00,‘01.............Winnsboro,S.C.Haddad,Tarik.................NG.......1980,’81,’82,’83................Allentown,Pa.Hair,Robbie....................FB................ 1982,’83.................Summerville,S.C.Hale.........................................................................................................................Hall,Bradley....................FB............. 1999,‘00,‘01.........................Lilburn,Ga.Hall,Damien...................LB....................1996.......................Whiteville,N.C.Hall,EdwardB............... HB............ 1934,‘35,‘36....................St.Paul’s,N.C.Hall,Marc.........................C............. 1994,‘95,‘96......................Tallassee,Fla.Hall,Jon............................FB.............1970,’71,’72.........................McLean,Va.Haltiwanger,Garrick.... HB............1993,’94,‘95...................Columbia,S.C.Haltiwanger,R.D......................................1950....................................................Ham,Matt...................... CB...................2000...............................Mullins,S.C.Hammond,J.H.........................................1907....................................................Hampton,George.........TE.........1994,‘95,‘96,‘97................Columbia,S.C.Hanes,Richard...............FB.............1964,’65,’66.......Winston-Salem,N.C.haney, Joshua .........WR ....... 2005, ‘06, ‘07 .............Fairburn, ga.Hansen,Lance...............OG.......1989,’90,’91,’92............... Alexandria,Va.Hardin,Blair.................. WR...............2000,‘03...................Kannapolis,N.C.Hardin,Justin.................QB................2003,‘04...................Kannapolis,N.C.Harley.....................................................................................................................Harrington,Ed.................G.............1959,’60,’61.......................Gaffney,S.C.Harris,Corey................. CB................1995,‘96...........WarnerRobbins,Ga.Harman,John................. DB...................1983..........................Columbia,S.C.Harshbarger,Robert......G............. 1936,‘37,‘38.................St.Albans,W.Va.Harvey,Charley.............DB............... 1977,’78...................Charleston,S.C.Harvey,Dave.................. CB...................1994...........................Cumming,Ga.Harvey,Joe.......................C....................1974.......................Charleston,S.C.Harvey,Steve................. DB...................1974............................... Atlanta,Ga.Hastings,Adam................G............. 2002,‘03,‘04.......................... Icard,N.C.Hawkins,Brandon........DB............2003,’04,‘05............. EarlyBranch,S.C.Hayes.........................................................1953....................................................Haynes,C.J.....................QB............1992,’93,’94..NewSmyrnaBeach,Fla.Haynie,Blake................. DE............... 1980,’81........................... Belton,S.C.Haywood,Denny...........LB..........1997,‘98,‘99,‘00...........................Lutz,Fla.Healy,Matt.................... WR........1999,‘00,‘01,‘02...........Summerville,S.C.Hearn,Bart......................C....................1993................................. Elkin,N.C.Hearn,Gran...................DB...................1974........................Charlotte,N.C.Heath........................................................1912....................................................Heinsohn,Alvin.......................................1921....................................................Hemmingway,Tom..........E..............1957,’58,’59.................. 29Palms,Calif.Henderson,Andrew.....DB........ 2002,‘03,’04,‘05......NewportNews,Va.Henderson,William...............................1948....................................................Hendrix,Bob................. DB............... 1969,’70................. Greenwood,S.C.

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all-tiMe letteRWinneRsHendrix,Jerrald............OT...................1991..............................Callahan,FlaHeyward...................................................1942....................................................Hibb,Thomas...........................................1914....................................................Higgins,Earl...................DT...................1989.......................Charleston,S.C.Higgins,Tim................... WR..................2007.......................Charleston,S.C.Hightower,Gene...........FL.............1967,’68,’69................Birmingham,Ala.Hill.............................................................1915....................................................Hill,Antwan................ DT/OL.... 2002,‘03,’04,‘05............Cartersville,Ga.Hill,Butch........................LB....................1983............... StoneMountain,Ga.Hill,Charlie......................T................. 1954,’55.........................Prichard,Ala.Hill,G.H....................................................1951................................ Utica,Miss.Hill,Ken............................ E..........1953,’54,’55,’56............Charleston,S.C.Hill,Robert....................QB........1981,’82,’83,’84.........Lawrenceville,Ga.Hill,Vincent.................... DB................2005,‘06............ StoneMountain,Ga.Hinshaw,Bill.....................C....................1962....................Greensboro,N.C.Hitchcock,Ron...............T..............1958,’59,’60.................CanalPoint,Fla.Hines,William............... WR...............2000,‘01....................Jacksonville,S.C.Hobbs,Coswell.......................................1932....................................................Hobbs,Lindgee.......................................1931....................................................Hodge,Ron.....................SE....................1973...............................Oaklyn,N.J.Hodge,Travis..................LB..........2000,‘01,‘02,‘03..............Jacksonville,Fla.Hodgin,Byron................TE...................1971................................Norfolk,Va.Hoffman,Phil...................C.............1966,’67,’68................ Wilkinsburg,Pa.Hogrefe.....................................................1925....................................................Holland,Algie...........................................1929....................................................Holland,Charles.....................................1932....................................................Hollingsworth,Stan..... WR........1998,‘99,‘00,‘01.......... Wilmington,N.C.Holmes,Henry........................................1924....................................................Holt,Bruce.....................OG.............. 1980,’81..............................Beaver,Pa.Holt,David......................LB.............1971,’72,’73.............................Cass,Ga.Holt,Rusty..................... DB............1971,’72,’73........................Mullins,S.C.Hooks,Felix....................LB.........1974,’75,’76,’77............Sandersville,Ga.Hopkins,Bill...................DT............1977,’78,’79......RockvilleCenter,N.Y.Horn,Jon.........................TE............1993,’94,‘95....................Hinesville,Ga.Horn,Larry......................G....................1974..........................LakeView,S.C.Horton,JamesE..............C................ 1936,’37........................... Belton,S.C.Horton,Paul............................................1935............................Leesville,S.C.Hoskins,Robert............ DE...................1998.........................Greenville,S.C.house, dwight ........dB ........ 2005, ‘06, ‘07 ......... lexington, s.c.Howard,A.J..............................................1923....................................................Howard,CharlesT..........C................ 1936,’37.....................Greenville,S.C.Howard,John................. HB............... 1939,’40...........................Canton,Ga.Howard,Kevin............... DB.........1998,‘99,‘00,‘01.................EauGallie,Fla.Howard,William.....................................1929....................................................Howell......................................................1943....................................................Howie,Thomas.......................................1929....................................................Hucks,Hubert.........................................1932....................................................Huddle,Harris................LB....................1982.......................NewBern,N.C.Hudgens,Robert.....................................1915....................................................Huff,Chris.......................LB..........1995,‘96,‘97,‘98..........CoralSprings,Fla.Hughes,Billy.................. HB........1956,’57,’58,’59.......... Greenwood,S.C.Huguenin,ThomasF...... HB...................1937.........................Greenville,S.C.Hunley,HotRed............FL................ 1973,’74.........................Lakeland,Fla.Hunt,Mark......................TE........1977,’78,’79,’80..............Greenville,S.C.Hunt,Marshall................. E................. 1962,’63........................ Savannah,Ga.Hutchinson,Al.................G................ 1953,’54..................Mt.Pleasant,S.C.Hutchinson,Theodore...........................1928....................................................Hutto,Pat.........................G.............1969,’70,’71.................Jacksonville,Fla.Hude,Trist................................................1934....................................................

Icenhour,Shiloh..............RB...................1983..................................Beaver,Pa.Ingram,Charlie................P................. 1969,’70.....................Greenville,S.C.Ingram,Jay...................... DB............ 1998,‘99,‘00................. FortPierce,Fla.Ingram,Lionel..........................................1928....................................................Irwin,Les..........................C................ 1953,’54.....................Nashville,Tenn.Isaac,Joe......................... DB............1966,’67,’68.............Georgetown,S.C.Iseman,JacobW............. HB...................1939...............................Sumter,S.C.

Jackson,Bobby...............FB.............1960,’61,’62...........................Rome,Ga.Jackson, demetrius ... dB ...............2007 ................ columbus, ga.Jackson,Deon.................TB.........1996,‘97,‘98,‘99......... St.Petersburg,Fla.Jackson,E.L...............................................1931....................................................Jackson,Jay..................... DB............1987,’88,’89..........................Tampa,Fla.Jackson,Leroy............... DE............1966,’67,’68........................ Atlanta,Ga.Jackson,Lorenzo............LB............. 1995,‘96,‘97...................Hartsville,S.C.Jackson,Michael............ DB.........1994,‘95,‘96,‘97..................... Atlanta,Ga.Jackson,Raleigh..............LB......... 2003,’04,‘05,‘06.......... Orangeburg,S.C.Jacobs,David..................OT............ 1996,‘97,‘98...................Kingstree,S.C.James,Chuck.................QB............... 1953,’54....................N.Augusta,S.C.James,Greg....................DT............... 1975,’76.....................Memphis,Tenn.James,William..........................................1916....................................................Jameson,Randy...............G....................1978.........................Greenville,S.C.Jarvis, Bobby ............ol ...............2007 ................. Beaufort, s.c.Jarvis,Dennis.................DG............1971,’72,’73.....................Richmond,Va.Jarvis,Robert...........................................1921....................................................Jeffords,Milton........................................1919....................................................Jeffords,W.O............................................1917....................................................Jenkins,Anthony............DB............... 1986,’87.......................... Ladson,S.C.Jenkins,Charles............. OL............1984,’85,’86...................Columbia,S.C.Jenkins,Norward....................................1942....................................................Jenkins,William...............T.............. 1934,‘35,‘36.....................Pageland,S.C.Jenkinson,William...................................1934....................................................Jennings,Jeff...................DT........1978,’79,’80,’81..............Greenville,S.C.Jennings,Lauren......................................1933....................................................Jernigan,Ta’Mar............ WR........2004,‘05,‘06,‘07..................LakeCity,Fla.Jervey,Travis....................FB.............1992,’93,’94..............IsleofPalms,S.C.Jeters,Hubert..........................................1917....................................................Jeters,John....................... E.....................1966................................ Union,S.C.Jeters,R.C.................................................1922....................................................Jimerson,Brad.............. WR...............2001,‘02............ Rutherfordton,N.C.Johnson,A.B.............................................1953.......................Charleston,S.C.Johnson,Adrian.......... LB/RB.....1986,’87,’88,’89.......... OrangePark,Fla.Johnson,Andrew............TB............1973,’74,’76..................... Savannah,Ga.Johnson,Bill......................G................ 1958,’59................. NewCastle,Del.Johnson,Billy............... FB/DT.....1982,’83,’84,’85............... Bridgeton,N.J.Johnson,Bruce........................................1931......................Gaitherburg,Md.

Johnson,Cecil...................................... 1908,’11................................................Johnson,Dan................. DB........1990,’91,’92,’93......................Laurel,Md.Johnson,Doug................FL.........1973,’74,’75,’76..... WarnerRobins,Ga.Johnson,Drew...............QB...................1999..........................Rockledge,Fla.Johnson,Ellis.................. DE............... 1973,’74...................Winnsboro,S.C.Johnson,Freddie............TE............1983,’84,’85.......................Augusta,Ga.Johnson,J.R...............................................1930....................Gaithersburg,Md.Johnson,Jeff.....................LB..........1997,‘98,‘99,‘00......PowderSprings,Ga.Johnson,Maurice..........DT........ 1993,’94,‘95,‘96........MyrtleBeach,S.C.Johnson,Marcus............. FS..........1995,‘96,‘97,‘98................... Valdosta,Ga.Johnson,Nick.................TE.........1998,‘99,‘00,‘01................... Valdosta,Ga.Johnson,Porter............. DB........ 2002,‘03,’04,‘05....................... Loris,S.C.Johnson,Randy..............DT........1973,’74,’75,’76............Charleston,S.C.Johnson,Scooter......QB/WR....2000,‘01,‘02,‘03.........................Irmo,S.C.Johnson,Terence........... DB............1989,’90,’91................... Bridgeton,N.J.Johnson,William.....................................1935....................................................Jones,Al............................ E................. 1965,’66........................... Fairfax,S.C.Jones,Allen...................... E..............1935,’36,’37...................Columbus,Ga.Jones,Bob......................... E................. 1966,’67....................Charlotte,N.C.Jones, dewitt ...........dl ........... 2006, ‘07 ...............Fairhope, ala.Jones,Reggie...................RB...................2005...........................Bessemer,Ala.Jones, Ryan ..............dB ........... 2006, ‘07 ....... lawrenceville, ga.Jones,Vernon..............DB/RB.....1985,’86,’87,’88.............Charlotte,N.C.Jones,Willie.....................RB............1989,’90,’91................... RockHill,S.C.Jones,Woodrow............ FS....................1994......................Walterboro,S.C.Joyner,Mike....................DG............... 1974,’75............. NewHuron,Conn.Judy,Mark........................LB....................1980.......................Charleston,S.C.Jurga,Pete....................... DB............1974,’75,’76....................Harrison,N.Y.

Kaminer,Edward.....................................1931....................................................Kaspar, Mark ............ P ......... 2005, ‘06, ‘07 college station, texasKeeney,Brad..................DT........ 1992,’93,’94,‘95......... Wilmington,N.C.Keith,JohnD.................. HB............ 1933,‘35,‘36..................Greenville,S.C.Kellahan,Ken.................QB...................1997..........................Kingstree,S.C.Keller,Joe..........................C.........1955,’56,’57,’58..................Bayonne,N.J.Kelley,Donald..........................................1935....................................................Kelly,Aaron.....................TE.........2004,‘05,‘06,‘07.........................Irmo,S.C.Kelly,G.J....................................................1953....................................................Kelley,Dean....................LB..........1996,‘97,‘98,‘99................... Daytona,Fla.Kennedy,E.C............................................1952.......................Charleston,S.C.Kennedy,Henry..............T.............. 1938,‘39,‘40................Charleston,S.C.Kennedy,J.W............................................1943.......................... PineBluff,Ark.Kennickell,Al...................C................ 1975,’76........................ Savannah,Ga.Kerr,Charles..................DT............1968,’69,’70.................Asharoken,N.Y.Kessler,R.F................................................1950....................................................Killock,Oliver.........................................1922....................................................Kilpatrick,George..................................1927....................................................Kimbrell,Tony................DB............1974,’75,’76.................. Covington,Ga.King,Dick.................................................1926....................................................King,Edward............................................1917....................................................King,FrancisW................E..............1935,’36,’37.............Georgetown,S.C.King,Hugh................................................1933....................................................King,Jimmy..................... DB............... 1969,’70.........................Raleigh,N.C.King,Johbe...................LB/FB.......1995,‘96,‘97,‘98............Johnsonville,S.C.King,John.................................................1928....................................................King,Laurie.....................FB.............1980,’81,’82................... LakeCity,S.C.King,Randall..................OT................1994,‘95.....................Asheboro,N.C.King,Richard............................................1929....................................................King,Scott........................K................ 1979,’80...........MoncksCorner,S.C.Kirby,Louis..............................................1932....................................................Kirstead,Douglas...................................1942....................................................Kissenberth,Mike..........LB.........1984,’85,’86,’87.........MerrittIsland,Fla.Klasnic,Gary................. DB............... 1986,’88.......................Pittsburgh,Pa.Klein,Lee..........................G.............1955,’56,’58...................Neward,OhioKlien..........................................................1912....................................................Knapp........................................................1910....................................................Knight,Dru’................... DB.........2001,‘02,‘03,‘04..... FortLauderdale,Fla.Knox..........................................................1910....................................................Knox,Britt.......................G....................1960.........................Nashville,Tenn.Knox,John................................................1953..................................Muncy,Pa.Knox,Justin....................QB...................2005................................ Union,S.C.Knox,Mike.......................P.....................1980................................Carlisle,Pa.Kornoski,Connie......... HB...................1957...........................GlenLyon,Pa.Kreber,David...................G.........1976,’77,’78,’79................Annandale,Va.Kubski,Gil................................................1935........................Longview,Texas

Lair,Todd.........................DT............1992,’93,’94.....................Hanahan,S.C.Lambert,David.............. DB............1983,’84,’85.....................FortMill,S.C.Lancaster,W.B..........................................1947....................................................Landon,Joe......................T..............1976,’77,’78...................Columbus,Ga.Lane,Mike.......................FB.............1962,’63,’64..........................Albany,Ga.Lanning,Rod..................QB............1973,’74,’75........................Seneca,S.C.Larkin,Matt................. DE/LB.....1985,’86,’87,’88................Pittsburgh,Pa.LaRoche,F.F..............................................1906....................................................Lash,Cedric................... CB............1982,’83,’84.......Winston-Salem,N.C.Latimer,E.P................................................1931....................................................Latini,Larry......................T.....................1966........................ PortJarvis,N.Y.Laufer,R.D................................................1951....................................................Lawson,Duran..............QB.........2004,‘05,‘06,‘07.....................Coway,S.C.Lawson,Joshua..............DB............ 2004,‘06,‘07...............Summerton,S.C.Lawson,Pope................. DB............... 1967,’68......................Columbia,S.C.Layton.......................................................1918....................................................Lea,James.................................................1917....................................................Leach,JimmyA............... HB............1938,’39,’40................. Knoxville,Tenn.Leach,W.A................................................1950....................................................League,James..........................................1932....................................................Leber,Jim..........................K................ 1969,’70...............Manchester,Conn.Lee,Jim........................... DE............1968,’69,’70.........................Norfolk,Va.Lee,Montrell..................RB.........2004,‘05,‘06,‘07.............. SnowHill,N.C.Lee,Robert..............................................1924....................................................Leedy,Cecil.....................LB................ 1974,’75.............................Tampa,Fla.Legge,B.R.................................................1911....................................................Leitner,Jim.....................QB...................1966.............................Chester,S.C.Leitner,Tommy..............DG............1971,’72,’73......................Chester,S.C.Lemert,Lee.....................FB................ 1988,’89.....................Greenville,S.C.Lempesis,PeterW...........G............. 1935,‘36,‘37................Charleston,S.C.

Leon,Nick.......................LB....................2005...................................Irmo,S.C.Levi,G.A...................................................1936......................Fayetteville,N.C.Levine,Fred..................... E.....................1954.......................Charleston,S.C.Lewis,Jim..........................T................. 1963,’64.....................Dravasburg,Pa.Lewis,Mel.................................................1948....................................................Lewis,Mike......................TB........1981,’82,’83,’84.......McClellanville,S.C.Lewis,Scott.....................LB....................1996.................................Greer,S.C.Little..........................................................1910....................................................Little,Erick..................... HB........1990,’91,’92,’93.................. Laurens,S.C.Lloyd,Dick.......................G................ 1964,’66.....................Hollywood,Fla.Lockwood,Eddie.................................1939,‘40....................Charleston,S.C.Logan,Nate..................... FS....................1995.......................Charleston,S.C.Lombardi,Phillip.....................................1947....................................................Long,Billy....................... DB............1972,’73,’74..............Summerville,S.C.Long,Pete........................LB.........1985,’86,’87,’88................Pittsburgh,Pa.Looper,Ron.....................C.............1972,’73,’74..................Greenville,S.C.Love,Terance................. DB............1986,’87,’88................... Allendale,S.C.Loving,Walt................... DE...................1983.......................Woodbridge,Va.Lowe,McDonald.....................................1935...................ValleyVillage,Calif.Lundy,Mark.....................LB....................1988............................FortMill,S.C.Lunsford,Gordon..........TB...................1972.....................Rougemont,N.C.Luster,Adrian................DT.........1994,‘95,‘96,‘97................... Laurens,S.C.Lyerly,Lindsey............... DS................1999,‘00...................... Lexington,S.C.Lyles,Kendrick..............DB.........2004,‘05,‘06,‘07...................... Union,S.C.Lynch,Harry..................QB............1971,’72,’73.....................Camden,S.C.Lyons,Shawn...................C......... 1993,’94,‘95,‘96...........Walterboro,S.C.

Mack,Reed..................... DE............... 1986,’87.....................Tallahassee,Fla.Madani,Kaivon..............OG........... 1995,‘96,‘97................... DadeCity,Fla.Maggio,Joe.....................QB...................1956.........................Northfield,N.J.Maguire,Paul...................E..........1956,’57,’58,’59........Youngstown,OhioMaher,John....................OT............... 1983,’84.......................Allentown,Pa.Maher,Steve.....................G................ 1971,’72.......................Waycross,Ga.Mahoney,Nate...............RB.........1999,‘00,‘01,‘02......NorthAugusta,S.C.Major,Al...........................TE............... 1976,’77......................Hampton,S.C.Major, charles .........lB ...............2007 .....................atlanta, ga.Malacarne,A.C.........................................1952..........................Harrisburg,Pa.Mamajak,A.C...........................................1952....................................................Mamajak,James.......................................1951.......................McKeesport,Pa.Manly,WalterL................E..............1935,’36,’37..................... Leesburg,Fla.Manson,Eric...................RB............1980,’81,’83......................... Macon,Ga.Marchinke,Thomas................................1948....................................................Margle,Thomas...............G.............1955,’56,’57.......NewPhiladelphia,Pa.Marinko,Terry.................T................. 1971,’72...........................Sumter,S.C.Marion,Joe.....................DT............1981,’82,’83................ St.Stephen,S.C.Markuson,Richie..........OG...............1997,‘98.........................Clayton,N.C.Marsh,Clyde.................... E..............1960,’61,’62..........................Sparta,Ga.Marshall,L.S..............................................1943....................................................Martin,Ben...............................................1907....................................................Martin,F.M..............................................................................................................Martin,Jeff.......................LB.............1970,’71,’72...................Columbus,Ga.Martin,J.F..................................................1913....................................................Martin,Mike....................LB................ 1993,’94......................Columbia,S.C.Marvin,W.R..............................................1911....................................................Matherly,David............. DB........1986,’87,’88,’89.................. Mahomet,Ill.Matherson,Justin..........DB........ 2003,’04,‘05,‘06........................Irmo,S.C.Mathews,Tracy...............LB................1986,’87,....................Jacksonville,Fla.Matthews,Flint...............LB....................1983............................... Atlanta,Ga.Matthews,G.C.........................................1951....................................................Matthews,Jason............OL........1984,’85,’86,’87......... Wilkesboro,N.C.Matthews,Wes.............. HB............... 1963,’64............................ Alapha,Ga.Maury,Jon........................TE............1988,’89,’91.....................Whitehall,Pa.Mauzy,Bill....................... DB...................1986.........................Gainesville,Fla.Maxwell....................................................1920....................................................Maxwell.......................... HB...................1938..........................Columbia,S.C.Mayer,John.......................C....................1960...........................Pittsburgh,Pa.Mayfield,Gay...................LB.............1967,’68,’69..................... Savannah,Ga.Mazyck,Raymond......... HB............1988,’89,’90................Charleston,S.C.McCants,Brad................LB....................1995.........................Gainesville,Fla.McCarthy,Sean.............NG...........1987,’88,’89....................... Xenia,OhioMcCarty,Kevin...............LB.............1981,’82,’83................Charleston,S.C.Mccaskill, Kevin ......dl ........ 2004, ‘06, ‘07 ..........columbia, s.c.McCauley,Keith............ DE............1980,’81,’82.......... DaytonaBeach,Fla.McClellan,DonaldB..... HB............1937,’38,’39.....................St.Paul,Minn.McClenagham..........................................1917....................................................McCombs,Cal............... DB............... 1965,’66........................... Belton,S.C.McConnel,Jack.......................................1948....................................................McCoy,Brad..................OT................1997,‘98...................... Alpharetta,Ga.McCraw,Cabe.........................................1933....................................................McCree.....................................................1936....................................................McCutcheon..........................................................................................................McDaniel,Frank..............T.....................1955.......................Mocksville,N.C.McDonald,Charlie.........E................. 1964,’65......................Columbia,S.C.McDonald,James....................................1935..........................Columbia,S.C.McDowell,Bob................C................ 1953,’54...................Charleston,S.C.McDowell,Chris........... OL.........2004,‘05,‘06,‘07.....................Taylors,S.C.McDowell,Robert..................................1926....................................................McElwee,Jack.................RB...................1974.......................Charleston,S.C.McElwee,Thomas...................................1951....................................................McFadden,McBride................................1915....................................................McFaddin,James......................................1934....................................................McFarland,Ed.................LB.............1990,’91,’92.............. OrangePark,Fla.McFarland,Thomas.................................1926....................................................McGee,A.P................................................1908....................................................McGill,Stan......................P..................1998,‘99.......................Kingstree,S.C.McGinn,R.J...............................................1951.......................... Townville,S.C.McGrier,Waren.............RB............1984,’85,’86............. WareShoals,S.C.McGroarty,Pat................G.........1978,’79,’80,’81..............Hyattsville,Md.McIlwain,John.........................................1927....................................................McIntosh,Edwin......................................1932....................................................McIntyre,WadeH......... HB...............1938,’39,...............Bennetssville,S.C.McKaniel,James......................................1956....................................................McKibben,Tom..............DB...................1972.............................Chester,S.C.McKnight,Kendall..........LB.............1992,’93,’94................Charleston,S.C.McKown,Kent............... DB...................1985.................... Fayetteville,W.Va.



all-tiMe letteRWinneRsMcLarty,Dale................ DE............... 1979,’80......................... Callahan,Fla.McMillan,Jim...................TB............1966,’67,’68...............Walterboro,S.C.McNeil,FrankT..............QB............1935,’36,’37................Charleston,S.C.McRee,Marshall.............FB................ 1959,’60......................Melbourne,Pa.McWharter..............................................1912....................................................Meeks,Bernard..............LB.................1994,‘95........................ Bamberg,S.C.Melby,Bill.........................LB.........1988,’89,’90,’91.................. Munster,Ind.Melton,Allan.................. DE............1970,’71,’72.....................Camden,S.C.Melvin,Lamont...............RB...................1987......................Fayetteville,N.C.Meng,LewisB................ HB............1935,’36,’37...... AvondaleEstates,Ga.Merton,Brad................ WR..................1995........................Lancaster,OhioMetz,Thomas..........................................1932.............................Raleigh,N.C.Meyer,Roger.................MG...........1967,’68,’69................... PineBluff,Ark.Middleton,Julius......................................1920....................................................Miles,Dick......................QB...................1954..........................Columbus,Ga.Miles,Harry...................OT................1998,‘99......................... Savannah,Ga.Milfi,Leonard...........................................1934....................................................Miller,Bob......................QB........1956,’57,’58,’59...............Brunswick,Ga.Miller,Danny...............DB/TB.....1977,’78,’79,’81..............Melbourne,Fla.Miller,Henry....................E..............1956,’57,’58....................Allentown,Pa.Miller,JohnH...................C.............1935,’36,’37........... GranRapids,Mich.Millhouse, tillman ...dB ........... 2006, ‘07 ....... summerville, s.c.Mills,Ern..........................RB.........2001,‘02,‘03,‘04.......................Greer,S.C.Milton,George......... OLB/DE...1981,’82,’83,’84.......... Jacksonville,N.C.Missar,Joe.........................G.............1962,’63,’64.......................Towson,Md.Mitchell,Stump...............TB........1977,’78,’79,’80................ St.Mary’s,Ga.Mitchell,Sid....................QB............... 1961,’62......................Asheville,N.C.Mitchell,Wylie.........................................1933....................................................Mitchem,Undra............ HB...................1992............................ Leesburg,Fla.Monge,Emerson...................................................................................................Moody,Ryan..................QB................2003,‘04...................... SilerCity,N.C.Moore,Derek............... DB........1988,’89,’90,’91...................Augusta,Ga.Moore,Derek.............. WR..................2006...............................Sumter,S.C.Moore,Otis.............................................1915....................................................Moore,Reggie............... DB........ 1993,’94,‘95,‘96...................Augusta,Ga.Moore,Rusty................. DE...................1978............................... Atlanta,Ga.Moore,S....................................................1920....................................................Moore,Tom...................... E..............1964,’65,’66................. BeaverFalls,Pa.Moore,W.A..............................................1915....................................................Moore,W.C..............................................1915....................................................Moore,William........................................1915....................................................Morbitzer, david .....ol ........... 2006, ‘07 ............ lexington, s.c.Morehead,Claude........DT............1978,’79,’80............Westminister,S.C.Morehead,Craig............LB....................1973.........................Newberry,S.C.Morelli,David................OT............... 1991,’92.......OldGreenwich,Conn.Morgan,Ben....................LB....................1995................. NorthAugusta,Ga.Morgan,Billy.................. DB............1982,’83,’84...................Columbia,S.C.Morgan,Bryan...............QB...................1994.......................... RockHill,S.C.Morgan,W.S.............................................1930....................................................Morphis,Clay..................TE............1983,’84,’85...................Hartsville,S.C.Morrell,Kirk.................. DE...................1980........................... Bamberg,S.C.Morris,Loyd...................LB................ 1988,’89.......................Andrews,S.C.Moslet,Joel.................... OL...................1984..........................Columbia,S.C.Mozoski,Paul.................OT...................1992.....................FountainInn,S.C.Muirhead, John (clay) ..ol ........... 2006, ‘07 ................... tucker, ga.Muldrow,J.F..............................................1909....................................................Mura,Henry.................... E.....................1961..............................Augusta,Ga.Murphy,Frank..................C.............1962,’63,’64....................Pittsburgh,Pa.Murphy,John................. WR.......1980,’81,’82,’83..............Yorktown,N.Y.Murphy,Maurice............FB............. 1999,‘00,‘01............................ Elgin,S.C.Murray,Chris..................LB......... 2003,’04,‘05,‘06......WestHaven,Conn.Murray,Dick...................SE....................1970.............................Endwell,N.Y.Myatt,Ricky....................SE................ 1973,’74...................Charleston,S.C.Myers,Stanley................QB.........1995,‘96,‘97,‘98.................. Swansea,S.C.Myers,Tony.....................LB....................2005........................... Alabaster,Ala.Myricks,Dary................DT.........1995,‘96,‘97,‘98.....................Jackson,Ga.

Nash,Mark.................... WR.......1986,’87,’88,’89.................Camden,S.C.Nelson,AJ....................... DB...................2004..................... JamesIsland,S.C.Nelson,Ralph..........................................1947....................................................Nelson,Glenn............... DB........1980,’81,’82,’83.................Camden,S.C.Nelson,Roy.............................................1942..........................SpringHill,Fla.Nesbit,Omar................OG........1998,‘99,‘00,‘01...........Summerville,S.C.Nesmith,Al.....................LB................ 1977,’78...................Charleston,S.C.Nettles,Jerry.................QB............1958,’59,’60..............Summerville,S.C.Newmith,Vardell.....................................1926....................................................New,Ben........................ HB............... 1953,’54........................ Savannah,Ga.Newell,Noel...........................................1942....................................................Newton,John................DT............... 1977,’78....................... St.Mary’s,Ga.Nichols,Rob.................. DB.........1997,‘98,‘00,‘01...................Marietta,Ga.Nicholls....................................................1910....................................................Nicholson,Ernest.........DT...................1988.......................Charleston,S.C.Nixon,Al...........................G....................1965........................Thomaston,Ga.Noonan,Jimmy...............FB.............1989,’90,’91........................Sumter,S.C.Novistsky.................................................1943....................................................

Oakes,F.J...................................................1906....................................................O’Brien,Tom..............OT/OG...............1976..........................Columbia,S.C.Ogburn,Bill....................QB............... 1965,’66......................Columbia,S.C.Ogilvie,J.M................................................1934....................................................Ogelsby,Walter.......................................1931....................................................Ohlandt,F.W............................................1951.......................Charleston,S.C.Olecki,Kevin.................. OL.........2000,‘01,‘02,‘03...................Marietta,Ga.Oliver,Andrew..............DG............... 1978,’81......................OxonHill,Md.Olson,Randy................. DB............1967,’69,’70................. BethelPark,Pa.O’Neill,E.J......................OT............1993,’94,‘95....................Pittsburgh,Pa.Orange,Marvin...............C................ 1982,’83......................Columbia,S.C.Orr,Ralph......................... E.....................1965..................PisgahForest,N.C.O’Shaughnosey,John..............................1924....................................................Overman,E.W.........................................1943....................................................Owens,ClarenceW........T..............1937,’38,’39.............. Cumberland,Md.

Padgett,H.R.............................................1908....................................................Pahl,Steve......................DT...................1996.............................. Ladson,S.C.Paine,Billy.......................RB............... 1971,’72......................... Valdosta,Ga.Palmer,Kinta................. WR..................2005...............MoncksCorner,S.C.

Palmer,Oran............................................1916....................................................Palmer,Shaun.................DT........ 2002,‘03,’04,‘05...............Columbia,S.C.Palms,John......................FB................ 1979,’80........................... Atlanta,Ga.Parker.....................................................................................................................Parker,Jim...................... HB............1962,’63,’64........KingsMountain,S.C.Parker,T.C.................................................1910....................................................Parks..........................................................1936....................................................Parks,J.D...................................................1910....................................................Parris,Ricky.....................C....................1964................................Lyman,S.C.Parrish,Buddy.................T..............1972,’73,’74....................Americus,Ga.Parsons,Ken.................... E................. 1953,’54.................Unionville,Conn.Parson,Mark...................TE................1995,‘96....................... Ridgeville,S.C.Parson,Bart....................LS.................1997,‘98............................ Belton,S.C.Passailargen..............................................1910....................................................Passander,Tony..............QB............1967,’68,’69..................... Derby,Conn.Patrick,H..................................................1910....................................................Patrick,E.B................................................1912....................................................Paulson,James.........................................1947......................... Greenbush,MIPayne,GordonL.............T..............1938,’39,‘40........................ Atlanta,Ga.Payne,Herb....................DT........1983,’84,’85,’86.................... Atlanta,Ga.Pearce,C.C..............................................1922....................................................Pearce,Hugo...........................................1943....................................................Peebles,EmoryB..........QB...................1938................................Mobile,Ala.Pegues,Marlborough.............................1924....................................................Pender,Preston.......................................1934....................................................Perdue,Jared................. OL.........2000,‘01,‘02,‘03..................... Chipley,Fla.Perazzola,Carl...............FB.................1999,‘00............. WarnerRobins,Ga.Perkins,Alvin..................TB........1975,’76,’77,’78..........Washington,D.C.Perrin,Kenneth.......................................1934....................................................Perrin,Mickey................ HB...................1962............................VillaRica,Ga.Perry,Greg......................TE............1991,’92,’93..................Greenville,S.C.Peterkin,John..........................................1943....................................................Peterson,Adam.............OL............ 2004,‘05,‘06.................Jacksonville,Fla.Petrick,Paul.............................................1953....................................................Petno,Vince...................... E..............1961,’62,’63..................Uniontown,Pa.Petty,Jim...........................C.........1983,’84,’85,’86............. Dunwoody,Ga.Phillips,Bill...................... HB............1988,’89,’90...................Hampton,S.C.Phillips,Mel......................G.............1963,’64,’65..........................Vidalia,Ga.Pickard,J.W..............................................1950....................................................Pinckney,Lucian.................................. 1949,’50.........Albuquerque,N.Mex.Pinckney,Mel..................FL.............1976,’77,’79................Charleston,S.C.Pipczynski,Joe...............OT........1979,’80,’81,’82..............Riverhead,N.Y.Pitts,Chad...................... RG...................2000.................................Tampa,Fla.Pitts,Mike.........................T................. 1969,’70...................Birmingham,Ala.Platt,Harold.............................................1918....................................................Player,Mike....................DT...................1982..........................Columbia,S.C.Pollitzer,W.P.............................................1906....................................................Pope, cory ...............ol ...............2007 .......................aiken, s.c.Pope,Don........................G................ 1971,’72..........Winston-Salem,N.C.Porter,C.E................................................1915....................................................Porter,R.D................................................1915....................................................Porth,Harry............................................1934....................................................Potts,Brendon..............QB............... 1989,’90........................... Atlanta,Ga.Pough,Bud.................... WR........2000,‘01,‘02,‘03................Columbia,S.C.Powell,(La)Quincy.......DT............1991,’92,‘93.....................Camden,S.C.Pratt,Sammy.................. HB............... 1953,’54...................... RockHill,S.C.Pressley,Albert.............. DB........1982,’84,’85,’86................Blackville,S.C.Prioleau,Jesse........... OLB/DE...1982,’83,’84,’85................... Burton,S.C.Pryor,Jason.....................FB.............1992,’94,‘95.....................Richmond,Va.Purcell,Brad.....................P.....................1993...........................Waycross,Ga.

Quency,Lawrence..................................1928....................................................Quarterman,Charles............................1934....................................................

Rain,Bill.......................DB/RB.........1985,’86,’87.................... Dayton,OhioRainsford,Thomas..................................1909....................................................Rakowski,Harry.............T..........1956,’57,’58,’59.................Gwynedd,Pa.Rathburn,Jim................. DE............1966,’67,’68......................Arlington,Va.Reagan,Scott.................OG..................1992........................Jacksonville,Fla.Reardon,Mike.................C....................1962......................Westport,Conn.Reaves,Rob..................... SS................ 1993,’94........................... Atlanta,Ga.Redditt,R.H..............................................1952.....................NewOrleans,La.Redish,Eric................... WR.............. 1984,’85..........................Gaffney,S.C.Redford,Kent.................FL....................1972........................VeroBeach,Fla.Reed,Leon...............................................1928....................................................Reeder,Oscar..........................................1928....................................................Reese,Bob.....................DG........1977,’78,’79,’80..........Washington,D.C.Reese,Deedrick............DB............ 1996,‘97,‘98................Charleston,S.C.Reese,Jesse..............................................1934....................................................Reese, terrance .......dl ........... 2006, ‘07 ...................north, s.c.Reeves,Aubrey................G.............1959,’60,’61...........................Rome,Ga.Reeves,Dan...................QB...................1975.................... CocoaBeach,Fla.Reeves,John.....................T................. 1964,’65..........Winston-Salem,N.C.Regan,Dickie..................TE........1973,’74,’75,’76...............Columbia,S.C.Reiley,Champ.................FL.............1969,’70,’71.................Jacksonville,Fla.Reiney,Jim........................T................. 1960,’61.....................Greenville,S.C.Reiser,Kyle.....................MG...........1969,’70,’71..................... Savannah,Ga.Renken,Ralph..................G................ 1953,’54...................Charleston,S.C.Renwick,Joe...................LB....................1998.......................Winnsboro,S.C.Reynolds,A.S............................................1919....................................................Reynolds,James........... WR..................2004..........................Columbia,S.C.Rhame,Hank...................K.............1981,’82,’83...................HollyHill,S.C.Rhame,Lee.................... HB...................1958...............................Sumter,S.C.Rhodes,Jete...................QB............... 1964,’65...............................Estill,S.C.Rhodes,Tommy..............LB................ 1969,’70........................Camden,S.C.Rice, Reggie .............lB ...............2007 ....................augusta, ga.Richardson,Bernardo...LB............. 2000,‘01,‘02..........NewportNews,Va.Richardson,J.E.........................................1947....................................................Richardson,Mario........DT.........1997,‘98,‘99,‘00..................Ft.Pierce,Fla.Richardson,Tim............DB............... 1970,’71..........................Augusta,Ga.Richburg,Hugh........................................1927....................................................Riddle,B.C................................................1910....................................................Ridgway,Will...................TE................1991,‘93............................Jackson,Ga.Rierson,Duby................QB............... 1953,’54..........Winston-Salem,N.C.Reith,Glenn.................. WR..................1979..........................Livingston,N.J.Riley,Mike.......................SE.............1974,’75,’77.................... Rockville,Md.

Rivers,H.I.................................................1934....................................................Rivers,R.I..................................................1931....................................................Rivers,Terrance............. HB........1991,’92,’93.’94.............Jacksonville,Fla.Roach,Kevin.................. DB...................2002...............................Canton,Ga.Robbins,Todd................DT............1983,’84,’85........................Berwick,Pa.Rober,Sheldon........................................1922....................................................Roberts, andre .......WR .......... 2006, ‘07 .............columbia, s.c.Roberts,Jim...................DT............1971,’72,’73................Charleston,S.C.Roberts,W.M...........................................1930....................................................Robinson,Bobby...........OG.......1979,’80,’81,’82...........Fayetteville,N.C.Robinson,DeRhon.......OG.............. 1989,’90........................... Atlanta,Ga.Robinson,HermanC... HB............1936,’37,‘38................Charleston,S.C.Robinson,John..............OL...................1985...................... Brentwood,N.Y.Robinson,P.B............................................1912....................................................Robinson,Preston..........G.............1973,’74,’75....................Richmond,VARobsock,Tom.................. E..............1954,’55,’57........................Berwick,Pa.Roden,Keith....................C.............1970,’71,’72..................Hollywood,Fla.Roe,Bryan..................... DE...................1986..................................Stuart,Fla.Roero,Randy...................G....................1972..................................Miami,Fla.Rogers,AndrewB......... HB...................1954.......................Charleston,S.C.Rogers,G.C..............................................1910....................................................Rogers,Hugh...................T.....................1937..................................Miami,Fla.Rogers,John(Jack)E.... HB............... 1920,’21...................Charleston,S.C.Rogers,Orville................T..............1935,’36,‘37...........................Miami,Fla.Roper,Tyrone................DB............1975,’76,’77................Charleston,S.C.Rosa,John.......................QB............1970,’71,’72.................Jacksonville,Fla.Rosborough,Mike.........FB................ 1981,’82......................Columbia,S.C.Rose,TJ........................... DB.........2000,‘01,‘02,‘03...........Summerville,S.C.Ross,Larry.......................T................. 1961,’62.......................Ahoskie,N.C.Rosser,Dave....................C....................1991.......................Mocksville,N.C.Rowell,Andrew..............LB..........2004,‘05,‘06,‘07....................Opelika,Ala.Rowland,Gene...............TE............1969,’70,’71.......................Coeburn,Va.Ruark,Kip...................... WR.............. 1983,’84................Lawrenceville,Ga.Rubens,Alfredo.......................................1947.............................Raleigh,N.C.Rubino,S.J.................................................1952.............................Carnegie,Pa.Ruff,Brian........................LB.........1973,’74,’75,’76.........Mountainside,N.J.Rumble,Neal................. DE............1970,’71,’72................Thomasville,Ga.Runey,Mike.................... HB...................1966.......................Charleston,S.C.Russell,T.G................................................1907....................................................Russell,Tim....................QB............1977,’78,’79.............. Greenwood,S.C.Russinko,David.............DT........1988,’89,’90,’91................ Riverdale,N.J.Rust,Carl........................TE............1981,’82,’83......................Madison,N.J.Rust,Dayle......................TE............... 1985,’86.........................Madison,N.J.Rust,Don.........................G.........1977,’78,’79,’80...................Decatur,Ga.Rust,Orion.....................TE............1977,’78,’79......................Madison,N.J.Ryan,W.J....................................................1931....................................................Rye,Jerry....................... C/K..................1982.........................Greenville,S.C.

Sabados,Andrew.............C.............1936,’37,‘38...........................Aurora,Ill.Sakre,Tom.......................TE............... 1973,’74...................Charleston,S.C.Sales,Lamar....................LB............. 2000,‘01,‘02...NorthCharleston,S.C.Salley,Bill.........................LB.............1978,’79,’80.............. Orangeburg,S.C.Salvato,Albert.........................................1947............................... Ellicott,Md.Sanchez,Tom.................... E..............1967,’68,’69................ Russellville,Ark.Sanders,Bob.................... E..........1955,’56,’57,’58......... VirginiaBeach,Va.Sanders,E.A..............................................1949................................Edna,TexasSanders,F.A..............................................1941....................................................Sands,Anthony...............LB....................1996.............................Conway,S.C.Sands,Everette...............FB.........1990,’91,’92,’93..................Conway,S.C.Samsom,Lewis.............. DE...................1994........................ Knoxville,Tenn.Sasson,John....................LB....................2006...............................Liberty,S.C.Savos,Sam................................................1951....................................................Scadlock,Sam.................FB.............1977,’78,’79................Charleston,S.C.Scaffe,Tommy..........................................1916....................................................Schaefer,John.................NG.......1980,’81,’82,’83.................... Atlanta,Ga.Schreiber,Larry.............DT................2000,‘01...........................Deltona,Fla.Schwarze,Bob...............QB............1955,’56,’57..................JerseyCity,N.J.Scott,Spencer...............OT............1988,’89,’90........MoncksCorner,S.C.Scoville,G.O.............................................1931....................................................Scoville,James.........................................1921....................................................Seabrook,Ephriam.................................1927....................................................Seabrooks,Norman.....DT............1970,’71,’72..........................Bryant,Fla.Sease.........................................................1913....................................................Seignious,Chip...............SE................ 1976,’77...................... Alexandria,Va.Self,Ahren...................... DB............1992,‘93,’94................Princeton,W.Va.sellars, alex .............te ...............2007 .............greenwood, s.c.Selman,Mike....................P.............. 1994,‘95,‘96..................... Manning,S.C.Seward,Buck...................C....................1980............................ Savannah,Ga.Sexton,Tim......................P.....................1982............................... Atlanta,Ga.Shaffer,Doug....................T................. 1962,’63.......................Pittsburgh,Pa.Shahid,R.J.................................................1950..............Ft.WaltonBeach,Fla.Shahid,W.S................................................1947....................................................Sharpe,Bucky................ HB............. ’59,’60,’61..................... Florence,S.C.Shealy,Francis..................T..............1938,’39,‘40.....................Leesville,S.C.Sheffer,Bill.......................TE...................1974........................ Knoxville,Tenn.Shelley,Ron.................... DE............1973,’74,’75..........................Aiken,S.C.Sheppard,B.B...........................................1923....................................................Sheppard,Francis....................................1916....................................................Sheppard,Lee...................................1969,’70,’71...................Asheville,N.C.Shields,Gene................... E..............1967,’68,’69.......Winston-Salem,N.C.Shillito,W.F................................................1927....................................................Shrader,Tracey..............QB............1979,’80,’81................Woodbridge,Va.Shuddreth,Al...........................................1943....................................................Shuler,J.W.................................................1912....................................................Shurstedt,Frederick..............................1934....................................................Siano,Mike..................... HB...................1955........................ UnionCity,N.J.Siegel,Hal.........................T.....................1958...........................Brooklyn,N.Y.Simmons,Chip................C..........1996,‘97,‘98,‘99........... Spartanburg,S.C.Simmons,Jack................ HB........ 1919,1920,1921............Charleston,S.C.Simons,F.J.................................................1916....................................................Simpson,Rusty................K....................1971........................Charlotte,N.C.Simpson,Scott................TE................1994,‘95........................... Ladson,S.C.Sims,Cedric................... HB............1989,’90,’91.......................Decatur,Ga.Singleton,Harold.. WR/DB/RB....1986,’87,’89.....................Beaufort,S.C.Sinkler,Daniel..........................................1928....................................................Sizer,Garrett.............. FB/DE..... 1990,’91,’92,‘93........EastLansing,Mich.

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all-tiMe letteRWinneRsSkelton,E.P................................................1930....................................................Skinner,Justin...................K..........1994,‘95,‘96,‘97.............Charleston,S.C.Skole,Tony...................... DB............1988,’89,’90....................... Roswell,Ga.Skordal,Tom....................SE.............1970,‘71,’72..................... Savannah,Ga.Slawson,Mark.................FL.........1977,’78,’79,’80..........Summerville,S.C.Sloan..........................................................1907....................................................Skreppen,Glenn...........DT...................1986.........................Murrysville,Pa.Small,John.......................LB.............1967,’68,’69.......................Augusta,Ga.Smalls,Dwayne.............. ILB........1987,’88,’89,’90...............Columbia,S.C.Smart,Chris...................DT............... 1969,’70.........................Arlington,Va.Smith,Antonio................RB.........1995,‘96,‘97,‘98...................... Huger,S.C.Smith,Artmar..........................................1906....................................................Smith,Bill........................ DE............1976,’77,’78...................Columbus,Ga.Smith,Brian..................FB/LB.......1997,‘98,‘99,‘00...................... Lynn,Mass.Smith,Chester................G.............1934,’35,’36..............Chesterfield,S.C.Smith,Clint....................OG...........1983,’84,’85.....................FortMill,S.C.Smith,Dave................... WR..................1983......................Fayetteville,N.C.Smith,David................... DB...................2003..........................Columbia,S.C.Smith,E.B..................................................1951....................................................Smith,E.D.................................................1910....................................................Smith,F.S...................................................1909....................................................Smith,Gray..............................................1931....................................................Smith,H.A................................................1933....................................................Smith,Kevin.................... FS..........1994,‘95,‘96,‘97............. Hollywood,S.C.Smith,Leonard........................................1953...............................Metairie,La.Smith,Lester.................. DB......... 1988,’90,’91,’92............Kannapolis,N.C.Smith,Nathaniel............ HB............1935,’36,’37........................Mullins,S.C.Smith,P.G..................................................1941..........................LaGrange,Ga.Smith,S.W.................................................1936....................................................smith, shaquill ........cB ........... 2006, ‘07 .............columbia, s.c.Sniscak,Rich.................. DB............1981,’82,’83....................Allentown,Pa.Snow,Jerald......................G.............1973,’74,’75.................Statesville,N.C.Sollazzo,David..............DG............1974,’75,’76....................Harrison,N.Y.Southard,Lawrence.......E..............1936,’37,’38.............. Spartanburg,S.C.Spain,William...................C.............1937,’38,‘39......................Raleigh,N.C.Spann,Steve....................LB............. 2005,‘06,‘07.........................Chester,Va.Spann,Wilson..........................................1915....................................................Spearman,Bobby..........DG............1972,’73,‘74..............Summerville,S.C.Spears,Francis.................T.....................1937.............................Jonsville,S.C.Speginer,Marion........... HB............1934,’35,’36............. St.Matthews,S.C.Spellman,Don.................G....................1960........................Jacksonville,Fla.Spence,Stephen............DT...................1992......................LakeCharles,La.Spencer.....................................................1906....................................................Spigner,G..................................................1907....................................................Spruill,Kenyatta.............RB.........1994,‘95,‘96,‘97....................... Ritter,S.C.Stackhouse,George...............................1929....................................................Stafford,Kay.....................G....................1965.................................Vidalia,Ga.Stander,Kirk.................. DE...................2005.................................Tampa,Fla.Stanton,J.C...............................................1913....................................................Starks,Tony....................DG........1974,’75,’76,’77..................Chester,S.C.Starnes,Brian..................LB....................2004...........................Norcross,Ga.Startsman,Carl.............DB............1971,’72,’73.................... Canton,OhioStefancik,Brice..............P/K...................2000................. TravelersRest,S.C.Stephens,John.............. WR.......1984,’85,’86,’87.................... Atlanta,Ga.Stephens,Shayne...........OG...........1991,’92,’93..................... Manning,S.C.Stephens,Travis..............LB..........1998,‘99,‘00,‘01.......................Greer,S.C.Stewart,John...................G.............1937,’38,‘39................Woodward,S.C.Stewart,J.R...............................................1907....................................................Stewart,P.J......................QB...................1996......................Fayetteville,N.C.Stewart,Shane................FB.............1990,’91,’92..........SurfsideBeach,S.C.Stewart,Wayne...............T..............1957,’58,’59................... Alexandria,Va.Still,Henry...............................................1927....................................................St.John,Wade................QB............... 1962,’63........................... Atlanta,Ga.Storey,Ed..........................G................ 1967,’68..............N.Olmstead,OhioStork,Paul........................G................ 1962,’63....................Charlotte,N.C.Stowers,Speizio............QB............1989,’90,’91......................Hartwell,Ga.Strange,F.D...............................................1953.......................Charleston,S.C.Street,Dwight............... HB............... 1962,’63...........................Shelby,N.C.Stroble,Lonnie.............. HB............1953,’54,’55..................... Florence,N.J.Strong,Chuck................DT............1976,’77,’79..................... Savannah,Ga.Stubbs,Daniel.................FB.............1937,’38,’39........................Lenoir,N.C.Sturgeon,J.M............................................1909....................................................Sturkie,Jody...................OG..................1996................................North,S.C.Suggs,Thomas................ OL...................2005..............................Sophia,N.C.Suitt,Ben..........................T................. 1939,’40................. Spartanburg,S.C.Sullivan,Chris................ DB............... 1986,’87...................... LakeCity,S.C.Summer,Paul...................T................. 1974,’75.............................Aiken,S.C.Sumrall,Joe....................QB............... 1975,’76............ WarnerRobins,Ga.Swetenburg,R.L......................................1927....................................................Switzer,H.C.............................................1917....................................................Symmes,T.William..................................1935....................................................synovec, John ..........dB ...............2007 ................columbia, s.c.

Tabor,Al....................................................1917....................................................Talbert,Brandon...........DT................2001,‘02..............................Greer,S.C.Tanguay,Paul....................K.............1974,’75,’76....................... Clinton,Md.Tarkington................................................1918....................................................Tattersall,Chris..............LB................ 1986,’87........................Beaufort,S.C.Taylor,Anthony...............LB.............1993,’94,‘95.............. OrangePark,Fla.Taylor,Eben..............................................1919....................................................Taylor,Eddie................... HB............... 1961,’62......................Columbia,S.C.Taylor,Kevin...................QB...................1993......................... Monticello,Fla.Taylor,Roy...................... DB................2003,‘04............................ Clover,S.C.Tedder,M.Greg.......................................1952....................................................Temple,Levi.............................................1924....................................................Thayer,Jerry.....................T.....................1953....................... ElwoodCity,Pa.Therrel,Teal.....................T..............1934,’35,’36.............Bennettsville,S.C.Thomas,Barry................FB.........1956,’57,’58,’59............... Sellersville,Pa.Thomas,Billy................. DE............... 1976,’77...................Charleston,S.C.Thomas,Dereks............ DL.........1994,‘95,‘96,‘97..................Potomac,Md.Thomas,George...........OT............1986,’87,’88....................Pittsburgh,Pa.Thomas,Jay......................C......... 2002,‘03,’04,‘05............ Phillipsburg,N.J.Thomas,Joe....................FB....................1993......................... Jacksonville,FLThomas,Sam...................T.....................1965..................N.Charleston,S.C.Thompson,Herman...............................1942.............................. Carlton,Ga.Thompson,Joe.............. HB...................1966.......................Charleston,S.C.

Thompson,Joel..............LB.........1983,’84,’85,’86.................... Atlanta,Ga.Thompson,John..........QB/K............. 1980,’81................. Greenwood,S.C.Thompson,Lance......... DE........ 1984,‘85,’86,’87.................... Atlanta,Ga.Thompson,Moorer................................1928....................................................Thompson,Ron........... WR.............. 1981,’82................. Spartanburg,S.C.Thompson,Tracy...........DT........1988,’89,’90,’91............ Swainsboro,Ga.Thompson,Scott..........DT........1984,’85,’86,’87.................... Atlanta,Ga.Thompson,W.L.......................................1927....................................................Thrash,Ben.....................LB....................1983.....................Summerville,S.C.Tice,Ralph.......................K................ 1972,’73.................Wadesboro,N.C.Tillman,Bob................... DE............1975,’76,’77...................... Newnan,Ga.Tison,SC..................................................1943....................................................Tocci,Cosmo.................DT...................1977................................ Thiels,N.Y.Tolbert,Elias............................................1922....................................................Tolley,Mike.......................G....................1977.......................Charleston,S.C.Toney,Gerald.................QB............1980,’81,’82.................Darlington,S.C.Tonney,Rick...................OT........1980,’81,’82,’83.................... Atlanta,Ga.Townsend,Carlos...........E..............1934,’35,‘36..........................Aiken,S.C.Townsend,Fred............. DL........ 2002,‘03,’04,‘05.........Bennettsville,S.C.Tracy,Matt........................G................ 1957,’58......................... Orlando,Fla.Trinh,Jeff...........................K......... 1992,’93,’94,‘95............Charleston,S.C.Tumbleston,Steve.........QB...................2005..................... JamesIsland,S.C.Turbeville,Joe..................G.............1960,’61,’62........................Mullins,S.C.Turkett,Tony..................DG............1977,’78,’79..............Summerville,S.C.Turnage,Thomas.......... WR..................1989.....................Chesterfield,S.C.Turner.......................................................1943....................................................Turner,Alan.................... DE............1975,’76,’77..................LaurelFork,Va.Turner,Emmanuel..........LB.................2003,‘04...........................Amherst,Va.Turner,Jeff.......................FB.............1977,’78,’79................... EastPoint,Ga.Turner,Mike..................... E................. 1964,’65................... FallsChurch,Va.Tuza,Connie....................G.........1954,’55,’56,’57....................Berwick,Pa.Twedt,Alex...................OLB.............. 1987,’89..............................Miami,Fla.Tyler,Creig.......................G.............1967,’68,’69.....................Beaufort,S.C.Tyler,Rontreal.............. WR....... 2003,’04,‘05,‘06.................. Wagner,S.C.Tyson,Jim......................... E..............1953,’54,’55.................Jacksonville,Fla.

Underwood,Reg............LB....................1984.........................Riverhead,N.Y.Utsey,Tom...................... DE............... 1969,’70...................Charleston,S.C.

Vandiver,Blake.................K......... 2003,’04,‘05,‘06..............Gainesville,Ga.Vandiver,T.C.............................................1929....................................................Varnadoe,Jeff................. DB............... 1970,’71.........................Nocatee,Fla.Varnell.......................................................1931....................................................Varner,Jeff.......................LB....................1982...............MoncksCorner,S.C.Varner,Mike....................LB.........1979,’80,’81,’82....MoncksCorner,S.C.Veit,Bob......................... DB............... 1971,’72................. EastOrange,N.J.vest, Jonathan .........dB ........... 2005, ‘06 .. corpus christi, texasVick,Cary.......................DT............... 1974,’75......................... Orlando,Fla.Vincent,Dennis...............C.............1963,’64,’65.................Cedartown,Ga.

Wacaser,Jarred.............DT................2000,‘01.......................PlantCity,Fla.Wackyn,Fred...........................................1953....................................................Waddell,Richard.............C.............1980,’81,’82...................Columbia,S.C.Waechter,Pete.............. DL.........1997,‘98,‘99,‘00......... St.Petersburg,Fla.Wagener,Frederick................................1925....................................................Wages,Scott.................. DB........1976,’77,’78,’79......................Tucker,Ga.Wagg,DavidP..........................................1935.............................St.Louis,Mo.Walker,Byron.................FL.........1978,’79,’80,’81..... WarnerRobins,Ga.Walker,Eric..............................................1980....................................................Walker,Fernie............... HB............... 1953,’54...........................Sumter,S.C.Walker,Kantroy............QB...................1993............................Pompano,Fla.Walker,Shannon...........DB........1988,’89,’90,’91.........WestMilford,N.J.Walker,T.J.................................................1953....................................................Wallace,Al...................... DE...................1973............................Beaufort,S.C.Wallace,Charles...........OT........1986,’87,’88,’89...........GrayCourt,S.C.Wallace,William.....................................1915....................................................Walsh,R.F..................................................1912....................................................Walter,Jeff.......................FL....................1981....................... FallsChurch,Va.Walters,Cliff................FB/LB......1981,’82,’83,’84................ SurfCity,N.Y.Wannamaker,A.J......................................1924....................................................Ward,Charles.................T..................1934,‘35..........................Marietta,Ga.Wardlaw,David.............DT............1976,’77,’79.................. Anderson,S.C.Waring,Chuck..............OT...................1979........................VeroBeach,Fla.Warley,John.....................C................ 1965,’66........................Yorktown,Pa.Warren,M.S...........................................................................................................Washburn,Cliff............. DE...................2002...............................Shelby,N.C.Washington,Steve........DB................1994,‘96........................ Bonneau,S.C.Watkins,Eddie...............DT............1966,’67,’68................Charleston,S.C.Watson,Billy...................FL.............1968,’69,’71....... St.SimonsIsland,Ga.Watson,Charles........... DB...................1999..................................Millen,Ga.Watson,Darwin..............E..............1956,’57,’58...................Newark,OhioWatson,David............... DB...................1982.................................Tampa,Fla.Watson,Whitfield..................................1921....................................................Watts,Elmer............................................1932....................................................Webb,Chris................... DB.........1996,‘97,‘98,‘99................Rockledge,Fla.Webb,Dennis..................E.....................1966..................................Miami,Fla.Webb,Romon.............. WR..................1996..................... Waynesboro,Ga.Webster,Clark........................................1951....................................................Webster,H.C...........................................1951....................................................Weeks,J.L.................................................1917....................................................Weeks,Mark...................LB....................1979.......................Charleston,S.C.Weeks,Teddy...........................................1926....................................................Weinburg,Rebo......................................1923....................................................Weinburg,Stanley...................................1926....................................................Werden,William.............T.....................1938................................ Dublin,Ga.West,Bill.........................TE............1981,’82,’83......... WarnerRobins,Ga.West,Julian.....................LB..........2001,‘02,‘03,‘04................. Florence,S.C.Westervelt,Eddie..........TE............1972,’73,’74................Charleston,S.C.Westmoreland,K.P.................................1927....................................................Whaley,Bill....................QB............1959,’60,’61................Clearwater,S.C.Whaley,L.W.............................................1914....................................................Whelan,James.........................................1950....................................................Whelchel,Don................T.....................1961.........................Statesboro,Ga.Whisenhunt,George.............................1917....................................................Whitaker,Lucian.....................................1921....................................................White,Corey................OG..................1999.....................FortStewart,Ga.

White,Bill....................FB/TE.........1979,’80,’81...................Baltimore,Md.White,Elijah..................DT...................1993..................... John’sIsland,S.C.White,George........................................1923....................................................White,Kevin.................. DB............... 1976,’77...................Charleston,S.C.White,Richard...............FB....................1937.......................... RockHill,S.C.Whitemore,Earl........... DB...................2005..........................Columbia,S.C.Whitney,Bruce...............C................ 1962,’63........................Beaufort,S.C.Widel,Terry...................QB............... 1970,’71.....................Dravasburg,Pa.Wideman,Mike..............LB.........1990,’91,’92,’93...............Columbia,S.C.Wideman,Samual...................................1929....................................................Wigal,Mark................... WR..................2005................. Morgantown,W.Va.Wilburn,Tim..................NG.......1988,’89,’90,’91.......... Spartanburg,S.C.Wilcox,Deren...............OL................1997,‘98...........................Dallas,TexasWilcox,Rudy...........................................1953....................................................Wildes,Sidney.................T..............1974,’75,’76......................Surrency,Ga.Wiley,Demaj..................TB...................2000............................. Orlando,Fla.Wilkerson,Michael......OT............1993,’94,‘95........MoncksCorner,S.C.Wilkinson,Jim................FB.............1975,’76,’77.................... Rockville,Md.Willard,Bo..................... OL............1983,’84,’85...................Columbia,S.C.Willard,Charles......................................1932....................................................Willard,William......................................1929....................................................Williams,Adrian.........DB/RB.....1983,’84,’85,’86............Charleston,S.C.Williams,Alfred..............FB....................1989..........................Kingstree,S.C.Williams,Bubba............QB...................1953.......................Charleston,S.C.Williams,Dale...............DB...................1977..........................Columbus,Ga.Williams,Geren............NG...........1989,’90,’91...............St.Stephens,S.C.Williams,H.J.............................................1954....................................................Williams,Wofford...................................1954....................................................Willingham,Eric..............P..............1990,’91,’92..................Newberry,S.C.Willis,Bob.......................FL................ 1972,’73..............................Miami,Fla.Willis,Edward.........................................1951....................................................Willingham...............................................1910....................................................Wilm,Robert..........................................1947....................................................Wilson,Broadus.....................................1928....................................................Wilson, cody ...........RB ...............2007 .......... West newton, Pa.Wilson,H.D..............................................1932....................................................Wilson,J.A................................................1948.......................Charleston,S.C.Wilson,James................ DE........ 2003,’04,‘05,‘06...N.MyrtleBeach,S.C.Wilson,Jim......................LB.........1989,’90,’91,’92.......... E.Rockaway,N.Y.Wilson,Jim..................... DB...................1981..............................Marlton,N.J.Wilson,L.W..............................................1913....................................................Wilson,Omar............ CB/LB......... 1995,‘96,‘97.....................FortMill,S.C.Wilson,Thomas.................................. 1931,’32................................................Wilson,T.L................................................1929....................................................Wimbush,Ray................RB...................1990..................... Henderson,N.C.Windham,Barron..........LB................ 1965,’66......................Hartsville,S.C.Witherspoon,Roger.....RB............1986,’87,’88.......Winston-Salem,N.C.Witsell,J.T.................................................1915....................................................Wofford,Bob...................G....................1963.........................Gainesville,Ga.Wolf,Paul.................................................1943....................................................Wood,Marvin...............DT............1966,’67,’68................Charleston,S.C.Wood,Oren....................T..............1971,’72,’73.................GreatFalls,S.C.Wood,Tommy...............K/P............ 1997,‘98,‘99........................... Ocala,Fla.Woodberry,Justin....... WR....... 2002,’03,’04,‘05....................Mullins,S.C.Woods,Brian..................LB.............1978,’79,’80....................... DeLand,Fla.Woods,Samuel.......................................1914....................................................Woodworth,Ray...........FB.........1955,’56,’57,’58........ E.Hartford,Conn.Workman,William..................................1935....................................................Wright, carver .......dB ........... 2006, ‘07 .............. Florence, s.c.Wright,Shan.................. DE................1997,‘98.......................Brunswick,Ga.Wulbren,Francis.....................................1921....................................................Wunderler,Carl..............T..........1956,’57,’58,’59.......Northhampton,Pa.Wyman,Frank.................T..................1953,‘54.......................Columbia,S.C.

Yarborough,Fred...........TE...................1975.....................Summerville,S.C.Yarborough,Stan..........DB........1974,’75,’76,’77..........Summerville,S.C.Yarborough,Steve.........SE.........1974,’75,’76,’77..........Summerville,S.C.Yielding,Jack...................FB....................1957............................... Fayette,Ala.Young,Bill........................TE............... 1978,’79...............................Estill,S.C.Young,Micah...................LB......... 1991,’92,‘93,’94................ Florence,S.C.Young,Terrance............. DB........1987,’88,’89,’90.................. Laurens,S.C.

Zalaznik,Jim.....................T..............1962,’63,’64............ Ft.Lauderdale,Fla.Zobel,Travis...................K/P.........2000,‘01,‘02,‘03.............Charleston,S.C.Zorn,Jackie.....................LB.............1966,’67,’68.................... Bamberg,S.C.



Postseason gaMes1960 tangeRine BoWl

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tangeRine BoWl the citadel 27, tennessee tech 0

december 30, 1960 • orlando, Fla. (13,000)

orlando, Fla. - TheCitadelmadeitsfirstpost-seasonfootballappearanceamemorableonewhenitblankedTennesseeTech,27-0,inthe1960TangerineBowlplayedinOrlando,Fla.

OnTheCitadel’sfirstpossession,theBulldogswent69yardswhileusingalmost10minutesofclockforitsfirstscore.QuarterbackJerryNettlesteamedwithBillAllenonasix-yardtouchdownpasstoopenthefirstquarter.BillGilgobootedtheextrapointtogivetheBulldogsa7-0lead.

HalfbackTommyEdwardspushedthemarginto13-0whenheran56yardsforatouchdownearlyinthethirdquarter.Theleadincreasedto20-0whenNettlesconnectedwithGilgoona16-yardscoringpass.

ReservequarterbackSidMitchellmadeit27-0withaone-yardsneakinthefourthperiod.

Nettlesendedthegamewith137yardspassingoneightreceptions,whileEdwardsfinishedwith84yardsrushingonsevencarries.TheCitadelaccu-mulated373yardsoftotaloffenseascomparedto101yardsforTennesseeTech.scoRe BY QuaRteRs 1 2 3 4 FTennesseeTech 0 0 0 0 0TheCitadel 7 0 13 7 27

First QuarterCIT-Allen6passfromNettles(Gilgokick)

third QuarterCIT-Edwards56run(kickfailed)CIT-Gilgo16passfromNettles(Gilgokick)

Fourth QuarterCIT-Mitchell1run(Gilgokick)

game statistics tennessee tech the citadelFirstDowns 11 25RushingYardage 71 241PassingYardage 30 137PassAtt-Comp-Int 11-3-2 20-11-0Punts-Avg. 1-31 4-39Fumbleslost 1 1Yardspenalized 54 99

ncaa division i-aa Playoffs - First Round georgia southern 38, the citadel 20

november 26, 1988 • statesboro, ga. (11,011)

statesboro, ga. - GeorgiaSouthern’sJoeRossandFrankJohnsoncombinedfor252yardsrushingasGeorgiaSouthernpulledawayfromTheCitadeltowin,38-20,andadvancetothesecondroundoftheNCAADivisionI-AAplayoffs.

TheCitadel,rankedNo.14inthenationinthefinalNCAADivisionI-AApoll,wasmakingitsfirsttriptotheplayoffs.

TheBulldogsjumpedtoanearly3-0leadinthefirstquarterwhenHankBurrissnaileda41-yardfieldgoaljustfiveminutesintothegame.TheCitadel

scoRe BY QuaRteRs 1 2 3 4 FTheCitadel 10 7 3 0 20GeorgiaSouthern 7 7 14 10 38

First QuarterCIT-H.Burris41FGGSU-Ross75run(Dowiskick)

second QuarterGSU-Thompson3run(Dowiskick)CIT-Brown5run(H.Burrisskick)

third QuarterGSU-Johnson28runCIT-HBurris23fieldgoalGSU-McGhee1run(Dowiskick)

Fourth QuarterGSU-Dowis31fieldgoalGSU-K.Miller1run(Dowiskick)

game statistics the citadel gsuFirstDowns 14 16RushingAtt-Yardage 48-224 56-373PassingYardage 62 114PassAtt-Comp-Int 15-4-0 6-3-0

extendeditsleadto10-0whenGeneBrownrushedfora10-yardtouchdownwith4:46remaininginthefirstquarter.TheEaglesbouncedbackscoringtwoconsecutivetouchdownsbeforeBrownscoredhissecondtouchdownofthehalfonafive-yardcarrywith50secondslefttoplayinthefirsthalf.

A49-yardtouchdownpassfromTommyBurrisstoPhilipFlorence,whichwouldhavemadethescore24-14atthehalfwasnullifiedmomentsbeforetheendofthesecondperiodduetoaholdingcall.

FrankJohnsongavetheEaglestheleadforgood,21-17,witha28-yardtouch-downrunmidwaythroughthethirdquarter.TheCitadelmanagedtocuttheGSUleadto21-20withBurriss’23-yardfieldgoalwith4:21remaininginthethirdquarter.However,theEagles’offensescoredthefinal17pointsofthegameasGSUadvancedtothesecondround.

ncaa division i-aa Playoffs - First Round georgia southern 31, the citadel 0

november 24, 1990 • statesboro, ga. (11,881)

statesboro, ga. - Foritssecondconsecutiveplayoffgame,TheCitadelhadtofaceGeorgiaSouthernontheroad.TheEagles,theeventual1990nationalchampions,handedtheBulldogsa31-0lossinthefirstroundoftheNCAADivisionI-AAplayoffsinStatesboro,GA.

TheEaglescontrolledthegamewithadeliberateoffenseastheywereabletototal437totalyardsofoffenseto163forTheCitadel.

JoeRossstartedthescoringforGeorgiaSouthernwithaone-yarddivejustthreesecondsintothesecondquarter.TheEaglesextendedtheirleadto10-0whenDavidCoolnaileda43-yardfieldgoal13secondsbeforehalftime.

TheEaglesthenscoredthreeunansweredtouchdownsinthesecondhalftoadvancetothesecondround.GeorgiaSouthernwonitsnextthreegamestoclaimtheirfourthnationalchampionship.

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scoRe BY QuaRteRs 1 2 3 4 FTheCitadel 0 0 0 0 0GeorgiaSouthern 0 10 14 7 31

second QuarterGSU-Ross1run(Dowiskick)GSU-Cool43fieldgoal

third QuarterGSU-Sorrell35passfromGross(Dowiskick)GSU-Miller20run(Dowiskick)

Fourth QuarterGSU-Efford7run(Dowiskick)

game statistics the citadel gsuFirstDowns 8 23RushingAtt-Yardage 44-186 62-283PassingYardage 11 173PassAtt-Comp-Int 6-2-0 14-10-0TotalPlays 50 76TotalNetYards 163 437

ncaa division i-aa Playoffs - First Round the citadel 44, north carolina a&t 0

november 28, 1992 • charleston, s.c. (12,300)

charleston, s.c. - Thetop-rankedCitadelBulldogsprovedwhytheyareamongthenation’sbestinoffenseanddefenseefficiencyastheyroutedNorthCarolinaA&T,44-0,inthefirstroundoftheNCAADivisionI-AAplayoffs.

ThewinwasthefirstfortheBulldogsintheplayoffsinthreetries.ItalsomarkedthefirsttimethatTheCitadelhadhostedaplayoffgame.

Afternoticing that theAggies’ defensewaspushingnearly everyone for-ward to stop the wishbone, quarterback Jack Douglas threw to DamonBoatwrightfora57-yardgaindowntothefour-yardlineontheBulldogs’firstpossession.Twoplayslater,Douglasscoredonatwo-yardrushtogiveTheCitadela7-0lead.

TheBulldogsusedthepassagainwhenDouglashookedupwithCornellCaldwellfora58-yardcompletiondowntoA&T’s20.CedricSimsscoredsixplayslatertohandtheBulldogsa13-0leadafterafailedextrapoint.ItlookedasifthatwouldbethehalftimescoreuntildefensivelinemanToddLairscoopedupaloosefumbleandreturnedit65yardsforatouchdownonthefinalplayofthefirsthalf.

TheCitadelextendeditsleadto27-0whenSimsscoredonathree-yardrushmidwaythroughthethirdquarter.JeffTrinhmadethescore30-0witha30-yardfieldgoalwith11:18remaining.

TheCitadel’sfinaltallycamewhenUndraMitchumrumbledintotheendzonefrom24yardsout.

The special teams even got into the act on Lester Smith’s 66-yard puntreturnforatouchdown.

Douglashadacareer-high142yardspassinginonlythreeattempts,all inthefirsthalf.

scoRe BY QuaRteRs 1 2 3 4 FNorthCarolinaA&T 0 0 0 0 0TheCitadel 7 13 7 17 44

First QuarterCIT-Douglas2run(Cahillkick)

second QuarterCIT-Sims2run(kickfailed)CIT-Lair65fumblereturn

third QuarterCIT-Sims3run(Cahillkick)

Fourth QuarterCIT-Trinh30fieldgoalCIT-Smith66puntreturn(Cahillkick)CIT-Mitchem24run(Cahillkick)

game statistics north carolina a&t the citadelFirstDowns 17 17RushingAtt-Yardage 42-94 54-271PassingYardage 203 159PassAtt-Comp-Int 36-13-0 6-4-0TotalPlays 78 60TotalNetYards 297 430

ncaa division i-aa Playoffs - second Round Youngstown state 42, the citadel 17

december 5, 1992 • charleston, s.c. (13, 021)

charleston, sc --- TheCitadel’sbestfootballseasoninhistorycametoanendastheBulldogslosttodefendingnationalchampionsYoungstownState,42-17,inthesecondroundoftheplayoffs.

ThePenguinsjumpedtoa21-0leadmidwaythroughthefirsthalfandap-pearedtohavethegamewellinhand.ButtheBulldogsscored17unansweredpointscappedoffbyaJeffTrinhfieldgoalthreeminutesintothefourthquarter.However,YoungstownState,whoadvancedtothe1992NCAADivisionI-AAChampionshipgamebeforelosing,scoredthreetouchdownsinthefinal11minutestoadvancetothethirdround.scoRe BY QuaRteRs 1 2 3 4 FYoungstownState 14 7 0 21 42TheCitadel 0 7 7 3 17

First QuarterYSU-Clark2run(Wilkinskick)YSU-Zwisler39passfromCochran(Wilkenskick)

second QuarterYSU-Smith1run(Wilkinskick)CIT-Douglas9run(Cahillkick)

third QuarterCIT-Sands13run(Cahillkick)

Fourth QuarterCIT-Trinh32fieldgoalYSU-Smith3run(Wilkinskick)YSU-Clark4run(Wilkinskick)YSU-Jones5run(Wilkinskick)

game statistics Youngstown state the citadelFirstDowns 26 20RushingAtt-Yardage 53-280 58-277PassingYardage 183 56PassAtt-Comp-Int 17-12-0 14-4-0TotalPlays 70 72

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The Citadel President Lt Gen John W. Rosa was born in Springfield, Ill., Sept. 28, 1951. After graduating high school in Jacksonville, Fla., in 1969, he was recruited to play football at The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina. While at The Citadel, Rosa was the starting Bulldog quarterback in 1970 and went on to earn three varsity letters in football. He graduated from The Citadel in 1973 with a degree in business administration and was awarded a commission in the Air Force.

A command fighter pilot with more than 3,600 flying hours, Rosa enjoyed an illustrious 32-year career in the Air Force. Among his career highlights, he was stationed in Lossiemouth, Scotland, as an American exchange officer flying the Jaguar for the Royal Air Force. He has commanded at squadron, group and wing levels at air bases in South Korea, Idaho, South Carolina, New Mexico and Georgia. He served as inspector general for Pacific Air Forces at Hickam Air Force Base in Hawaii and commandant of The Air Command and Staff College at Maxwell Air Force Base in Alabama. As deputy director for operations for the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Washington, D.C.,

he was in charge of the National Military Command Center and served as the military spokesman for the Pentagon when U.S. troops were deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq in 2002. In July 2003, he was named superintendent of the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo., and in September of that year, he was promoted to lieutenant general.

Rosa holds a master’s degree in public administration from Golden Gate University. He is a graduate of the Air Force Command and Staff College, the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College, and the U.S. Army War College. He has also studied at the John F. Kennedy School of Government and the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

His awards include the Distinguished Service Medal, the Defense Superior Service Medal, the Legion of Merit with oak leaf cluster, the Meri-torious Service Medal with four oak leaf clusters, the Air Force Commendation Medal and the Combat Readiness Medal with two oak leaf clusters. He has flown the A-7, A-10, Hunter and Jaguar aircraft, F-16, F-117A, HH-60G and HC-130.

On Jan. 3, 2006, Rosa returned to The Citadel where he serves as 19th president. He is married to Donna Kangeter, a Charles-ton native. They have two sons, Jonathan and Brad (‘03), and a grandson, Michael Bradley, who is the son of Jonathan and his wife, Elisha.

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The Citadel’s President Lt. Gen. John W. Rosa, Jr. named Larry Leckonby as the 11th athletics director at the South Carolina Military College in a press conference held at the Altman Athletics Center on June 13, 2008. Leckonby officially joined the Bulldog Family on July 15.

Prior to The Citadel, Leckonby spent six years as a senior associate athletic director at the University of Maryland. Hired as the athletic department’s Chief Financial Of-ficer in September 2002, he managed the department’s annual $51.2 million operating budget, capital projects and long-range financial forecasting.

In addition, Leckonby was the sport supervisor for women’s basketball, assisted the Athletic Director with men’s basketball and football, and supervised the athletic business office, athletic ticket office and information tech-nology. He was also responsible for coordinating departmental construction projects, which have included a $50.8 million expansion of the Football Stadium, as well as expansions to the Gossett Football Team House, new grass and field turf practice fields and the Field Hockey and Lacrosse Complex. He also served on several campus committees including the University Finance Committee and the University Facilities Advisory Committee.

Prior to accepting the position at Maryland, Leckonby served as the senior associate director of athletics at the University of Houston, appointed in January 1998. He was responsible for the daily administration of the department and specific areas of duty involving finance, planning, fund-raising and marketing. He also served as interim athletics director for six months in 2001 and 2002.

Leckonby also worked as the associate AD for business affairs at Boston College for four-and-a-half years (1993-98), and the assistant AD for finance and operations at Old Dominion University for five years (1988-93). He was the ticket manager and assistant business manager at Boston University from 1982 to 1988, after beginning his athletics business career at the University of Massachusetts (Amherst) where he was an administrative assistant to the business manager beginning in 1981.

A former lacrosse player at Duke University, he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in management science in 1979. He earned a master’s degree in sport management from Massachusetts in 1983.

Leckonby is an active member of the College Athletic Business Managers Association. While serving on numerous finance and planning committees during his career, he also has helped direct several NCAA and conference championships including NCAA Baseball Super Regional events in 1999, 2000 and 2002.

Leckonby and his wife, Cris, have two daughters, Hunter and Katie, and a son, William.

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Ray Whiteman begins his 23rd year in The Citadel Athletic Department, working primarily with the financial aspects of the department and internal affairs.

He is responsible for assisting the Director of Athletics with the overall management of the college’s intercollegiate sports program with emphasis on budget management and game-day operations.

Whiteman served as associate athletics director at Dartmouth for three years before moving to The Citadel in 1985. A 1966 graduate of William & Mary, Whiteman, 62, received a degree in business administration and later earned a master’s degree in sports administration from Ohio University in 1971.

He entered the athletic administration field in 1971 when he joined the Uni-versity of Cincinnati as ticket manager. In 1974, he moved to Butler University before going to the University of Toledo where he served as assistant athletics director for eight years.

Whiteman, a member of the College Athletic Business Managers Association and National Association of College Directors of Athletics, is married to the former Pam Evans of Youngstown, Ohio.

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Robby Bennett, a 1993 graduate of The Citadel, is in his 11th year as ticket manager and his seventh as Assistant Athletics Director/Event Management. In addition to his ticketing responsibilities, Bennett also coordinates the rental of athletic facilities and is directly involved with game management.

Bennett joined the athletic department in January of 1998 as ticket manager having worked at the Mount Pleasant Recreation Department as an aquatic supervisor. He earned a bachelor of science degree in physical education from The Citadel in 1993 and later received his master’s degree from The Citadel in the same discipline in 1996. He spent three years as an undergraduate work-ing as a student trainer under Andy Clawson in The Citadel’s sports medicine department.

The Summerville native is married to the former Tosha Cotner also of Summer-ville. The couple has three sons, Cade (9), Sims (7), and Bryce (3).

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Entering his 27th year at The Citadel, Mike Gro-shon, the Assistant Athletic Director for Facilities/Equipment, coordinates the facility needs for the department of athletics. He is directly respon-sible for all maintenance and setup for all athletic events, as well as the transportation for all of The Citadel varsity athletic teams.

In addition, he oversees the game-day playing surface at Johnson Hagood Sta-dium, the football team’s practice fields (Willson Field and Freshman Field), and other athletic facilities. Groshon also is responsible for coordinating special events hosted by the athletic department.

The 2000 Southern Conference’s Tennis Co-Coach of the Year, Groshon guided Citadel tennis for eight years retiring as coach in 2000. He finished his head coaching career with a .508 winning percentage and a 90-87 overall record at The Citadel. Under his guidance, the ITA recognized the tennis team as an All-Academic Team for NCAA Division I institutions in both 1998 and 1999. For the fourth consecutive year, Groshon was the Southern Conference Men’s and Women’s Tennis Championships Director.

Groshon is a 1976 Citadel graduate with a degree in business administration.

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Todd Lair, a member of The Citadel Class of 1995, is entering his third year as The Citadel’s Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance after spending six years as the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach. In addition, he is also the liaison between the Commandant’s Department and the Depart-ment of Athletics.

Under Lair’s direction, The Citadel athletic weight room underwent major up-grades. He brought in over 30 new weight training machines, and expanded the square footage of the facility.A local high school football standout from Hanahan, S.C., Lair earned three var-sity letters as a member of the Bulldog football program. The Charleston native served as the team captain in 1994 and is well known for his 65-yard fumble return for a touchdown in The Citadel’s 1992 NCAA I-AA playoff victory over North Carolina A&T.

Lair, who has a master’s degree from The Citadel in health and wellness, is mar-ried to the former Mandi Van Wagner of Houston, Texas. The couple has two children, a daughter Riley and a son Landon.

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Kelly Simpson enters her fifth year as the Senior Woman Administrator and her seventh on The Citadel campus. As the SWA, she oversees seven women’s sports programs in the areas of game management, academic advising and compliance.

Simpson is an active member of the SoCon Cross Country and Track and Field Committee and the SoCon Graduate Scholarship Committee and also serves on various campus committees.

Prior to coming to the athletic department, Simpson spent one year as an admissions counselor in The Citadel’s office of admissions. Before that, she spent a year and a half in the Department of Health Exercise and Sport Science where she served as Director of Intramurals and a facility manager for Deas Hall. The past five years, Simpson has also served as an Adjuct Professor in the HESS Department.

A native of Weaverville, N.C., Simpson attended Clemson University where she earned her bachelor’s degree in sport management in 1999. She earned an M.S. in the same discipline from Clemson in 2001. While at Clemson, Simpson ran on the cross country and track teams and was a member of the Tigers’ 1999 ACC Championship Outdoor Track team.

Simpson is married to The Citadel’s head men’s tennis coach, Toby Simpson, and they have a eight-month old son, Lasher.

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Andy Solomon begins his 34th year of athletic admin-istration and his 18th year at The Citadel.

Having served in marketing, promotions and sports information capacities since joining The Citadel, Solo-mon now devotes his efforts on special events, The Varsity Club, the school’s licensing program and producing The Blue & White, the official publication of The Citadel Brigadier Foundation and Today’s Blue & White, a weekly electronic newsletter. He is an adjunct professor in the school’s HESS de-partment. He also served as the NCAA Rep and tournament director at baseball regionals every year since 2003. Solomon also serves as a VP of the Board of Direc-tors of the South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame.

He was selected as the inaugural Marketer-of-the-Year (1999-2000) for NCAA Divi-sion I-AA and I-AAA institutions by the National Association of Collegiate Market-ing Administrators (NACMA) and was named National SID-of-the-Year in 1983 by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), becoming the youngest ever to win the award. In March 2004, Solomon was inducted into the NAIA Hall of Fame and became the third native Charlestonian to be enshrined in a national sports hall of fame, joining Art Shell (NFL) and Beth Daniel (LPGA).

Prior to his arrival at The Citadel, Solomon served in athletic administrative positions at the College of Charleston (1973-77), Charleston Southern (1977-78), Winthrop (1978-84) and Limestone (1984-88). He was the public relations manager at Wild Dunes Resort in 1988-89.

Solomon earned his bachelor’s degree from the College of Charleston in 1977 and a master’s from Winthrop. He is married to the former Amy Threatt and they have two daughters, Anna (14) and Addie (11).

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Noelle Orr Blaney enters her third year as The Citadel’s Director of Athletics Media Relations. She serves as the primary contact for football and basketball while overseeing all day-to-day opera-tions of the media relations department and ath-letics website.

Since coming on board, Blaney has overseen the redesign of CitadelSports.com, the official website of Citadel Athletics, while implementing upgrades in media coverage, publications and equipment in the media relations department.

Prior to joining the Bulldog staff in 2005, Orr served as an assistant MRD at the University of South Carolina where she was responsible for football credentials and press box operations, while also serving as the primary contact for cross country, equestrian, and track and field. After interning as an assistant MRD at The Citadel in 2003, Orr worked as an assistant MRD at Charleston Southern University.

She received a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of South Carolina’s Honors College in 2000 and a master’s degree from Georgia South-ern University in sport management in 2003. Before pursuing her master’s degree, Orr worked with the NBDL’s North Charleston team and reported several years for The Post and Courier Newspaper.

The Charleston native grew up just outside the gates of The Citadel. Her broth-er, John, is a member of The Citadel’s class of 1989. She is married to Bernard H. Blaney, Jr. and they reside in Charleston.

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Lt. Col. William C. Sharbrough III, Ph.D., is in his 23rd year at The Citadel, and his eighth as the school’s Faculty Athletics Representative to the Southern Conference and the NCAA. Sharbrough represents the school’s faculty on issues relating to academics and athletics, and attends annual Southern Conference and NCAA meetings with the college president and ath-letic director.

A 1972 graduate of Mississippi State University, Sharbrough teaches under-graduate and MBA courses in The Citadel’s School of Business Administration where he is head of the Management & Marketing Division. He served as As-sistant to the Dean for Undergraduate Studies from 1993-1997, and served on the adjunct faculty of the Naval Postgraduate School in 1988.

He is active in several professional associations, and was president of the South-western U.S. Region of the Association for Business Communication in 2002-03.

His wife Dana is a teaching assistant at Charleston’s Porter-Gaud School. The couple has three children, Matthew and Geoffrey, 25-year old twins, and Kath-ryn (22).

On campus, Sharbrough has served as faculty advisor to the Eagle Scout Asso-ciation, the Civil War Reenactment Club, a Company Academic Advisor and as a barracks’ Officer-in-Charge. Off campus, he is active in the Boy Scouts of America, having served at the troop and district levels.

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assistant Business Manageral BuddIN

orthopedic SurgeonKENNy CaldWEll

director of Medical ServicesCaREy CaPEll

assist. dir./Sports MedicineCRaIg ClaRK

Brigadier asst. dir./FundraisingCalEB davIS

Public address announcerSaM EvaNS

Brigadier donor RelationsgINa INaBNEtt

athl. trainer/Rehab Coord.MIChEllE loMoNaCo

Business ManagerlyNN MEadoR

Brigadier Business ManagerBaRBaRa MElloR

PhotographerRuSS PaCE

administrative assistantdaRlENE PoStoN

video/graphics CoordinatorJaMIE SEvERNS

Media Relations assistantREah NICholSoN

Stadium CampaignJulIE StRauB

assoc. dir. Media Relations PatRICK WalSh

dakronics general ManagerCouRtNEy SMIth

2008-09 head Coaches

Brigadier Foundation

athletics Support Staff

BasketballEd CoNRoy

volleyballCaRolyN gEIgER

WrestlingRoB hJERlINg

Cross Country/trackJody huddlEStoN

BaseballFREd JoRdaN

CheerleadinglISa PoStoN

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RifleBIll SMIth

SoccerBoB WINCh

videographerCyRIl SaMoNtE

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Documents

2008 Citadel Football Media Guide