2008 Media Guide - Northwestern Oklahoma State University

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2008 Media Guide
Introduction
2007 Review
Table of Contents.....................................1
Quick Facts..............................................1
Athletic Directory......................................2
2007 Team Statistics..............................26
2007 Individual Offensive Statistics.......27
2007 lndividual Defensive Statistics.......28
2007 Game-by-Game Review..........29-34
About the Rangers
CSFL
Head Coach.............................................3
Assistant Coaches....................................4
Student Assistant Coaches......................5
2008 Numerical Roster.............................6
2008 Alphabetical Roster.........................7
Player Profiles.....................................8-21
About the CSFL.....................................35
2008 Preseason Poll..............................35
2008 Players of the Week......................35
2008 CSFL All-Conference.....................36
2008 Statistical Leaders.........................37
2008 Composite Schedule.....................38
2008 Opponents
History
Southwestern Oklahoma State..............21
Black Hills State.....................................21
Southwestern College............................22
Sterling College......................................22
Peru State..............................................23
Oklahoma Panhandle State...................23
Langston................................................24
Southern Nazarene................................24
Bacone...................................................25
Texas College.........................................25
QUICK FACTS
Ranger Football Records.......................39
Ranger Field..........................................40
Sports Hall of Fame...............................40
All-Americans.........................................41
Rangers in the Pros...............................42
All-Time Results................................43-45
Miscellaneous
Playoff History.........................................46
Bob Battisti, Athletic Director..................47
Dr. Janet Cunningham, President..........48
Location.......................................................Alva, Oklahoma
Address.................................................709 Oklahoma Blvd.
Founded........................................................................1897
Enrollment...................................................................2,100
Nickname.................................................................Rangers
School Colors................................................Red and Black
Home Field.......................................................Ranger Field
Capacity........................................................................6,000
Affiliation......................................................................NAIA
Conference..........................Central States Football League
President...........................................Dr. Janet Cunningham
Athletic Director.................................................Bob Battisti
Athletic Department Phone...........................580.327.8632
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach...................................................Keith Barefield
Alma Mater (Year)..............Evangel (Mo.) University (1978)
Northwestern Record.....................................8-4, 1 season
Career Record..........................................74-37-2, 1 season
Office Phone...................................................580.327.8488
Best Time to Call....................................Weekday Mornings
Assistant Head Coach (OL)..........................David Poinsett
Assistant Coach (DC)......................................Chad Adams
Athletic Trainer................................................Rob Hibberts
Assistant Athletic Trainer...............................Joanna Crow
2007 REVIEW
2007 Overall Record........................................................8-4
2007 CSFL Record..........................................................4-0
2007 CSFL Finish.......................................Champions (1/5)
Home................................................................................4-1
Away.................................................................................4-3
Neutral..............................................................................0-0
HISTORY
SPORTS INFORMATION
Years in Postseason Play................................................10
All-Time Playoff Record................................................11-9
Last Postseason Appearance......................................2007
NAIA National Champions...........................................1999
NAIA National Runner-Up..................................2000, 2003
Ryan Hintergardt, Sports Information Director
709 Oklahoma Blvd.
Alva, Oklahoma 73717
Office: 580.327.8639
Fax: 580.327.8179
Email: rshintergardt@nwosu.edu
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
ABOUT THE MEDIA GUIDE
This institution, in compliance with Title VI and Title VII of the Civil Rights
Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, sections 503
and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans With Disabilities
Act of 1990, and other federal laws and regulations, does not discriminate
on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion, physical or
mental disability, or status as a veteran in any of its policies, practices, or
procedures. This includes, but is not limited to, admissions, employment,
financial aid, and educational services. Inquiries concerning the application
of these programs should be made to the Vice President for Student Affairs
and Enrollment Management, Northwestern Oklahoma State University, Alva,
OK 73717, (580) 327-8415, or the Office of Civil Rights, U.S. Department
of Education, 8930 Ward Parkway, Suite 2037, Kansas City, Mo. 64114,
(816) 268-0550.
The 2008 Northwestern Oklahoma State University football media guide
was designed, written and edited by Ryan Hintergardt, Sports Information
Director. Special thanks to Valarie Case, University Relations Specialist,
for editorial assistance and to Kris Johnson, Sports Information Assistant,
for the cover design.
ON THE COVER
Seniors Kyle Culwell, Cotton Green, Colt Oller and Billy Barefield are
pictured on the front cover of the 2008 Northwestern Ranger Football
Media Guide.
COST STATEMENT
This publication, printed by Northwestern Oklahoma State University, is
issued by the University as authorized by the Regional University System
of Oklahoma. A total of 500 copies have been prepared and distributed at a
cost to the taxpayers of the State of Oklahoma of $1,660.00.
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Ranger Athletic Department
Bob Battisti
Ryan Bay
Andrew Brown
Shane Hansen
Milburn Barton
Margo Hamilton
Alysson Tucker
Keith Barefield
David Poinsett
Chad Adams
Mike Hood
Tim Kolb
Steve Barrows
Cody Hooper
Rob Hibberts
Athletic Director
Women’s Basketball Asst.
Baseball
Golf
Joanna Crow
Assistant Athletic Trainer
Cheerleading
Rodeo
Men’s Basketball
Football
Women’s Soccer
Dr. Roger Hardaway
Faculty Athletic Representative
Men’s Basketball Asst./
Cross Country
Assistant Football
Softball
Shawna Copenhaver
Champions of Character Rep.
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY
Women’s Basketball
Assistant Football
Athletic Trainer
Lisa Franz
Athletic Secretary
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY
NAME, TITLE
EMAIL (EXTENSION)
Bob Battisti, Athletic Director
rfbattisti@nwosu.edu (8632)
Lisa Franz, Athletic Secretary
lifranz@nwosu.edu (8653)
Ryan Hintergardt, Sports Information Director rshintergardt@nwosu.edu (8639)
rdhibberts@nwosu.edu (8627)
Rob Hibberts, Athletic Trainer
Joanna Crow, Assistant Athletic Trainer
jmcrow@nwosu.edu (8627)
Dr. Roger Hardaway, Faculty Athletic Rep.
rdhardaway@nwosu.edu (8520)
Shawna Copenhaver, Champions of Character sacopenhaver@nwosu.edu (8109)
Ryan Bay, Baseball rjbay@nwosu.edu (8124)
Andrew Brown, Men’s Basketball awbrown@nwosu.edu (8467)
Shane Hansen, Asst. Men’s BBall/X Country schansen@nwosu.edu (8644)
NAME, TITLE
Milburn Barton, Women’s Basketball Margo Hamilton, Asst. Women’s Basketball Alysson Tucker, Cheerleading Keith Barefield, Football Coach David Poinsett, Assistant Football Coach
Chad Adams, Assistant Football Coach
Mike Hood, Men’s and Women’s Golf Coach
Tim Kolb, Rodeo Coach
Steve Barrows, Soccer Coach
Cody Hooper, Softball Coach
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EMAIL (EXTENSION)
mfbarton@nwosu.edu (8626)
mdhamilton@nwosu.edu (8634)
amtucker@nwosu.edu (8439)
rkbarefield@nwosu.edu (8488)
dmpoinsett@nwosu.edu (8579)
ceadams@nwosu.edu (8578)
mlh790@swbell.net (8187)
tskolb@nwosu.edu (8688)
sdbarrows@nwosu.edu (8103)
cwhooper@nwosu.edu (8102)
Head Coach - Keith Barefield
Keith Barefield - Head Coach
His teams were nationally ranked at some part
of the year during each season he was head
coach.
During his tenure as a collegiate coach,
Barefield has coached 15 All-Americans and
10 Academic All-Americans. He served as the
President of the NAIA Football Coaches
Association in 1996 and was named as the 1996
and 1997 Heart of America Coach of the Year.
A 1978 graduate of Evangel, Barefield has
the distinction of starting at fullback on the
Crusader’s first football team (1977). He held
the rushing record for most yards per carry in a
game (10.8) for 16 years.
After graduating, Barefield worked for two
years at Cincinnati (Ohio) Christian High School
as the athletic director and as a Bible teacher.
Keith Barefield begins his second season at
He returned to Evangel in 1980 as a graduate
the helm of the Northwestern Oklahoma State
assistant and was hired full-time in 1981. From
University football team. During his inaugural
1980 to 1988 Barefield handled the offensive
season of 2007, Barefield led the Rangers to
coordinator position and was the offensive
an 8-4 overall record and to an undefeated 4-0
backfield coach. In addition, he was the asrecord in the Central States Football League.
sistant head coach in 1982. Barefield earned his
After a two year absence from being crowned master’s degree in 1983 from the Assemblies of
the Central States Football League Champions, God Theological Seminary in Springfield, Mo.
in just his first season, Barefield guided the
After his tenure at Evangel, Barefield spent a
Rangers to their sixth CSFL title.
year and a half as a financial consultant before
During 2007, he turned out 22 players that
heading back into the coaching ranks.
filled 25 spots on the All-CSFL conference
Barefield was the head football coach and
teams. In addition to being named CSFL Coach athletic director at Cornerstone High School
of the Year, he produced the CSFL Offensive
in San Antonio, Texas from 2001-2003. While
Player of the Year in running back Thez Robinthere, he was crowned the Texas State Chamson and had the CSFL Special Teams Player of pions in 2001 and 2003 and made the state
the Year in kicker/punter Aaron Vermillion.
playoffs all three years. While at Cornerstone,
Barefield is a veteran coach who has built
he produced a 29-7 overall record.
successful programs at three different levels of
Beginning in 2001, Barefield ventured into
competition.
professional football, where he was a regional
A native of Eufaula, Ala., Barefield came
scout for the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canato Northwestern from Victoria Memorial High
dian Football League until 2007.
School in Victoria, Texas, where he served as an
Barefield was the head coach and director of
assistant coach in charge of quarterbacks and
football operations for the Bossier-Shreveport
receivers.
Battle Wings of Arena Football 2 from 2003His greatest success came during a 19-year 2005.
tenure at NAIA power Evangel University in
Barefield resides in Alva with his wife Lisa.
Springfield, Mo. Barefield served as an assisThey have four children: Billy (21), Leslie (20),
tant there for nine years before becoming head
Keith Jr. (19) and Bryan (22).
coach in 1988. The winningest coach at Evangel
with a record of 66-33-2, Barefield recorded
eight consecutive winning seasons and made
four trips to the NAIA playoffs.
Barefield was the winningest coach at any
level in the state of Missouri during the 1990’s.
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BORN
_
December 4, 1955, in Eufala, Alabama
EDUCATION
Assemblies of God Theological Seminary
1983 - M.A. Degree
Evangel University
1978 - B.A. Degree
PLAYING HISTORY
Evangel University
Starting fullback on Evangel’s first football
team (1977). Held the record for most yards
per carry (10.8) for 16 years.
COACHING HISTORY
Northwestern Oklahoma State University
2007-present - Head Coach
Memorial High School
2006-07 - Assistant Coach
Bossier-Shreveport Battle Wings
2003-05 - Head Coach
Edmonton Eskimos
2001-07 - Regional Scout
Cornerstone High School
Evangel University
1982-88 - Asst. Coach/Offensive Coordinator
1980-81 - Graduate Assistant
COLLEGIATE COACHING RECORD
Year
Record
Pct. CSFL
2007
8-4
.667 4-0
Evangel University
Year
Record
1998
5-4
1997
9-2
1996
11-1
1995
6-2-1
1994
7-3-1
1993
8-2
1992
7-3
1991
6-4
1990
4-6
1989
3-6
Totals 66-33-2
Pct.
.556
.818
.917
.722
.682
.800
.700
.600
.400
.333
.663
Assistant Coaches
David Poinsett - Assistant Head Coach /Offensive Line Coach
an assistant coach at Arkansas Tech University
from 2004-05.
For four years, 2001-04, Poinsett was the
head coach at Copiah-Lincoln Community College in Wesson, Miss. He also was an offensive
line coach at two other colleges, including Mars
Hill College (N.C.) for five seasons (1997-01)
and from 1996-97 at Newberry College (S.C.).
A 1989 graduate of the University of South
Carolina, Poinsett was named the team’s
Lineman of the Year during the 1987 season,
as well as being a member of South Carolina’s
All-Decade team of the 1980’s.
David Poinsett will begin his first season on
the Northwestern coaching staff as the assistant
head coach and also will be in charge of the
offensive line.
Poinsett has spent the last three years in
the business sector and will return to coaching
with more than 20 years experience, including
collegiate and professional levels.
Poinsett served two terms as a coach for the
Macon Knights of the Arena Football League 2.
During the 2005 and 2006 seasons, he was the
assistant coach and in his first tenure in 2004,
he was employed as the Offensive Coordinator.
In between the Macon Knights, Poinsett was
He served as a student assistant at South
Carolina during the 1988 season and followed
in 1989 as a graduate assistant at Youngstown
State University.
Throughout his coaching career, Poinsett has
been an AFCA District III Representative, was
a member of the Division II Assistant Football
Coaches Committee and has been an active
AFCA member from 1996-present.
Poinsett received his bachelor’s degree in
history and his master’s degree in social studies
from South Carolina in 1995.
He resides in Alva with his wife Tonya and
daughters Michelle (6) and Aimee (4) and son
Sean (2).
BORN
May 5, 1966
_
EDUCATION
University of South Carolina
1995 - M.A. in Social Studies
1989 - B.A. in History
PLAYING HISTORY
University of South Carolina
Named to the All-Decade Team of the 1980’s
at the University of South Carolina. Was the
Lineman of the Year in 1987.
COACHING HISTORY
Macon Knights
2005-06 - Offensive/Defensive Line Coach
2004 - Offensive Coordinator
Arkansas Tech University
2004-05 - Linebackers Coach
Copiah-Lincoln Community College
Augusta Stallions
2001-04 - Offensive/Defensive Line Coach
Mars Hill College
1997-01 - Offensive Line Coach
Newberry College
1996-97 - Offensive Line Coach
Youngstown State University
1989 - Graduate Assistant
Chad Adams - Assistant Coach / Defensive Coordinator
Before arriving at Fort Scott, Adams coached
the outside linebackers and strong safeties at
Central Missouri State University during the
2005 season.
In 2004, Adams was the defensive line coach
at Coffeyville Community College under head
coach and former Ranger linebacker and coach,
Rion Rhoades.
Adams spent 2003 as a graduate assistant
coach at Northwestern Oklahoma State and was
in charge of the defensive line. He helped the
Rangers to their third appearance in the NAIA
National Championship game in just five years.
Chad Adams returns to Northwestern after a
four-year break and will serve as the Rangers’
assistant coach and defensive coordinator.
Adams has spent the last two seasons as a
defensive line coach, special teams coordinator
and recruiting coordinator at Fort Scott (Kan.)
Community College from 2005 until this past
summer.
Prior to coming to Alva, Adams attended
Fort Hays State University, where he played defensive end for a season and was an offensive
lineman for three. He was a student assistant
working with the defensive ends in 2001 and
2002 and earned a bachelor’s degree in health
and physical education from Fort Hays.
Adams received his master’s degree in education from Northwestern in May of 2004.
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BORN
_
April 30, 1978, in Liberal, Kansas
EDUCATION
2004 - M.A. in Education
Fort Hays State University
2002 - B.S. in Physical Education
COACHING HISTORY
Fort Scott Community College
2005-08 - Defensive Line Coach
Central Missouri State University
2005 - Defensive Backs Coach
Coffeyville Community College
2004-05 - Defensive Line Coach
2003-04 - Graduate Assistant/Defensive Line
Assistant Coaches
Shawn Meek
After a four-year playing career, Shawn Meek
turns to the coaching ranks in his first season
on the Rangers’ staff. Meek will focus on the
defensive line.
Rod Gray
The Waynoka native garnered 36 tackles last
season while playing in all 12 games on the
way to earning second-team All-CSFL honors.
He also had 9.5 tackles for losses of 40 yards.
During his career, he amassed 88 tackles,
including 43 solo stops in 29 games played.
Meek graduated with a degree in health and sports science education with a
minor in history and currently is working on a master’s in education.
Aaron McGinty
Aaron McGinty begins his first season as a
Ranger coach after transferring from Tuskegee
University.
Gray finished last season as the Rangers’
second leading rusher with 854 yards on 198
carries and was named to the All-CSFL firstteam. He averaged 3.9 yards per carry and
scored seven touchdowns.
In his two-year career, he played in all 22
games and tallied 1,261 yards on 263 carries. He scored 13 touchdowns and
averaged 57.3 yards per game.
Gray, from Atlanta, Ga., graduated with a bachelor’s in health and physical
education with a minor in psychology. He began coursework on his master’s
in counseling and psychology.
Joel Burris
Joel Burris moves to the coaching ranks after a
season of playing for the Rangers.
Burris, from Oklahoma City, was an allconference, all-district and all-city selection
center while at Putnam City High School.
McGinty played free safety for two seasons
for the Golden Tigers and is a junior at
Northwestern.
Burris also is majoring in health and sports
science.
Originally from Atlanta, McGinty is majoring in
health and sports science education.
Larry Parker
Rod Gray turns from the playing field onto the
sideline, as he will begin his first season as a
student assistant coach in charge of running
backs.
Larry Parker begins his second season as a
volunteer coach for Northwestern. Parker’s
primary focus is on wide receivers.
Parker served 30 years at Alva High School
and was part of the football program from
1975-2005. He also coached boys middle
school track and served two terms on the
Oklahoma Coaches Association Board of
Directors.
Larry and his wife Charla reside in Alva. They
have three children and nine grandchrildren.
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Numerical Roster
NO.NAME
POS
1 Demorris Kilow
RB
2 E.K. Sawyer
CB
3 Brad Gordon
SS
4 Keith Barefield Jr. TE
5 Billy Barefield
QB
6 Lamon Miller
CB
7 Kent McDonald
WR
8 Korey Williams
WR
9 Cotton Green
TE
10 Kyle Jech
QB
11 Bobby Wilkinson
LB
12 Kyle Culwell
WR
13 Bradley Hartfield
LB
14 Tommy Rogers
FS
15 Brian Echols
QB
16 Blake Heintzelman WR
17 Tyler Grey
SS
18 Kyle Henricks
QB
19 Jahmar Reynolds CB
20 Vincent Hill
RB
21 Carlos Cotton
CB
22 Ray Butler
RB
23 Eric Cobb
WR
24 Matt Anderson
K/P
25 Eric Herbert
RB
26 Zac Thompson
SS
27 Deon Powell
WR
28 Jon Ballard
S
29 Jerrad Ware
S
30 Ty Ray
K/P
31 Ethan Olson
SS
32 Wes Winston
FS
33 Courtney Jones
RB
35 Remus Griffith
FS
36 Colt Oller
FB
38 Colby Blondell
S
40 Josh Gibson
S
41 Jimmy Gomez
LB
42 Deandrea Tatum WR
44 Johnathon WashingtonFB
45 Richard Gunnels
LB
46 Dominique Norris SS
47 Robbie Gaskill
LB
48 Nick Dudley
FB
49 Aaron Pitts
FS
50 Thomas Byrne
LB
HT WT
6-2 217
6-0 197
6-1 197
6-1 214
5-10 180
5-11 186
6-5 186
6-0 172
6-5 241
6-2 194
5-10 225
6-0 181
6-2 233
6-3 206
5-10 153
6-0 164
6-1 217
6-3 213
5-8 143
5-9 196
5-11 148
5-6 188
5-10 175
5-10 145
5-9 193
6-0 203
5-8 146
6-0 180
6-1 187
5-7 156
6-0 187
5-11 188
6-2 206
5-11 172
5-8 200
6-0 221
5-10 183
5-11 208
6-3 174
5-11 227
6-0 226
5-10 195
6-0 220
5-8 233
5-10 175
5-11 221
CL
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HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)
Ozark, Ala. (Concordia College)
Tallahassee, Fla. (Fort Scott CC)
Alva (Cherokee High School)
Springfield, Mo. (Victoria Memorial HS)
Springfield, Mo. (University of Memphis)
Fort Worth, Tex. (Dunbar High School)
Guthrie (Guthrie High School)
New Orleans, La. (Paul Quinn College)
Big Cabin (Adair High School)
Kingfisher (Kingfisher High School)
Concordia, Kan. (Concordia High School)
Alvord, Tex. (Alvord High School)
Sand Springs (Charles Page High School)
Flint, Mich. (Hamady High School)
Moore (Moore High School)
Enid (Enid High School)
Little Elm, Tex. (American Heritage Acad.)
Paterson, N.J. (St. Peters College)
Pensacola, Fla. (Pensacola High School)
Monroe, La. (Newman Smith High School)
Rice, Texas (Rice High School)
Savannah, Ga. (Armstrong Atlantic State)
Edmond (University of Tulsa)
Lamont (Ringwood High School)
Atlanta, Ga. (McNair High School)
Norman (Norman North High School)
Savannah, Ga. (Windsor Forest HS)
Watonga (Watonga High School)
Carmen (Timberlake High School)
Shreveport, La. (El Camino College)
Billings (Billings High School)
Henryetta (Henryetta High School)
Bartlesville (Bartlesville High School)
Dallas, Tex. (Irving Nimitz High School)
Lovelady, Tex. (Lovelady High School)
Waynoka (Waynoka High School)
Pampa, Tex. (Pampa High School)
Hennessey (Hennessey High School)
Victoria, Texas (Victoria Memorial HS)
NO.NAME
51 Lantz Mathers
52 Logan Dilbeck
53 Justin Salinas
54 Jordan Ragland
55 Rocky Lee
56 Rudy Ahdokobo
57 Kyle Gamble
58 Michael Harmon
59 Kyron Hill
60 Ethan Gray
61 Kyle Waskiewitz
62 Kade Howard
63 Cale Fischer
64 Brian Greene
65 Adam Aguirre
66 Torrell Barthelemy
67 Jakob Gaither
68 Matt Brand
69 Steven Wilson
70 Roderick Hughey
72 Kyle Koricanek
73 Brooklyn Paul
75 Geoff Elliott
76 Shane Lewis
77 Ray Grubbs
78 Willie Smith
80 Matt Gibson
81 Michael Collins
82 Taylor Hooper
83 Corey Catlin
84 Bryan Perkins
85 Josh Cole
86 Matt Lebeda
87 Matt Thomas
88 Kahlil Owens
89 Chase Crawley
90 Peter Brooks
91 Mark Terry
92 Daniel Haake
93 James Day
94 Justin Fulmer
95 Dominique Jordan
96 Jared Wilson
97 Dominique Logan
98 Tristan Butler
99 Kevin McDonald
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POS
DE
SS
C
C
LB
DE
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
OG
OG
DT
C
OG
DT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OG
OT
OG
OT
OG
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
TE
TE
TE
WR
DE
DT
DT
DE
DT
DE
DE
DE
DT
DE
HT WT
6-0 236
6-0 191
6-0 254
6-3 270
6-0 203
6-0 264
6-1 207
5-11 191
5-9 213
6-3 207
5-11 216
6-1 247
6-3 283
5-11 277
6-2 257
6-3 319
6-0 273
6-2 278
6-0 334
6-4 329
6-3 267
6-2 287
6-6 241
6-4 293
6-5 341
6-5 307
5-11 175
6-0 184
5-9 150
6-3 187
6-3 178
6-1 213
6-2 207
6-5 243
6-5 235
6-2 195
6-4 274
6-4 314
6-0 247
6-2 236
6-4 275
6-2 205
5-11 238
6-5 230
6-0 281
6-1 261
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Fairfax (Woodland High School)
Drumright (Drumright High School)
Muskogee (Eufaula High School)
Jonesboro, Ga. (Gordon College)
Mountain View (Mountain View-Gotebo)
Dallas, Tex. (Charles Page High School)
Stroud (Stroud High School)
Lawton (Lawton Eisenhower HS)
Ringling (Ringling High School)
Guymon (Guymon High School)
Phoenix, Ariz. (Phoenix High School)
Alex (Alex High School)
Kingfisher (Southwest Christian Univ.)
Savannah, Ga. (Robert W. Groves HS)
Fort Worth, Tex. (Eastern Hills HS)
Wakita (Wakita High School)
Ponca City (Ponca City High School)
Kenner, La. (John Curtis High School)
Pensacola, Fla. (Pensacola HS)
Bartlesville (Dewey High School)
Oklahoma City (Langston University)
Okeene (Okeene High School)
Pensacola, Fla. (Paul Quinn College)
Dewey (Dewey High School)
Medford (Medford High School)
Mooreland (Mooreland High School)
Atlanta, Ga. (Northwest High School)
Irving, Tex. (Nimitz High School)
Cashion (Cashion High School)
Sterlington, La. (Louisiana at Monroe)
Kingsland, Ga. (Camden County HS)
Edmond (Edmond Memorial HS)
Atlanta, Ga. (Southside High School)
Pensacola, Fla. (J.M. Tate High School)
Alphabetical Roster
NO.NAME
POS
65 Aguirre, Adam
C
56 Ahdokobo, Rudy
DE
24 Anderson, Matt
K/P
28 Ballard, Jon
S
5 Barefield, Billy
QB
4 Barefield, Keith Jr. TE
66 Barthelemy, Torrell OG
38 Blondell, Colby
S
68 Brand, Matt
OT
90 Brooks, Peter
DE
22 Butler, Ray
RB
98 Butler, Tristan
DT
50 Byrne, Thomas
LB
83 Catlin, Corey
WR
23 Cobb, Eric
WR
85 Cole, Josh
WR
81 Collins, Michael
WR
21 Cotton, Carlos
CB
89 Crawley, Chase
WR
12 Culwell, Kyle
WR
93 Day, James
DE
52 Dilbeck, Logan
SS
48 Dudley, Nick
FB
15 Echols, Brian
QB
75 Elliott, Geoff
OT
63 Fischer, Cale
OG
94 Fulmer, Justin
DT
67 Gaither, Jakob
DT
57 Gamble, Kyle
LB
47 Gaskill, Robbie
LB
40 Gibson, Josh
S
80 Gibson, Matt
WR
41 Gomez, Jimmy
LB
3 Gordon, Brad
SS
60 Gray, Ethan
LB
9 Green, Cotton
TE
64 Greene, Brian
DT
17 Grey, Tyler
SS
35 Griffith, Remus
FS
77 Grubbs, Ray
OT
45 Gunnels, Richard LB
92 Haake, Daniel
DT
58 Harmon, Michael LB
13 Hartfield, Bradley LB
16 Heintzelman, Blake WR
18 Henricks, Kyle
QB
HT WT
6-2 257
6-0 264
5-10 145
6-0 180
5-10 180
6-1 214
6-3 319
6-0 221
6-2 278
6-4 274
5-6 188
6-0 281
5-11 221
6-3 187
5-10 175
6-1 213
6-0 184
5-11 148
6-2 195
6-0 181
6-2 236
6-0 191
5-8 233
5-10 153
6-6 241
6-3 283
6-4 275
6-0 273
6-1 207
6-0 220
5-10 183
5-11 175
5-11 208
6-1 197
6-3 207
6-5 241
5-11 277
6-1 217
5-11 172
6-5 341
6-0 226
6-0 247
5-11 191
6-2 233
6-0 164
6-3 213
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Mountain View (Mountain View-Gotebo)
Edmond (University of Tulsa)
Norman (Norman North High School)
Springfield, Mo. (University of Memphis)
Springfield, Mo. (Victoria Memorial HS)
Phoenix, Ariz. (Phoenix High School)
Alex (Alex High School)
Atlanta, Ga. (Northwest High School)
Rice, Texas (Rice High School)
Pensacola, Fla. (J.M. Tate High School)
Victoria, Texas (Victoria Memorial HS)
Savannah, Ga. (Armstrong Atlantic State)
Dewey (Dewey High School)
Oklahoma City (Langston University)
Monroe, La. (Newman Smith High School)
Concordia, Kan. (Concordia High School)
Fairfax (Woodland High School)
Pampa, Tex. (Pampa High School)
Wakita (Wakita High School)
Guymon (Guymon High School)
Sterlington, La. (Louisiana at Monroe)
Waynoka (Waynoka High School)
Bartlesville (Bartlesville High School)
Bartlesville (Dewey High School)
Dallas, Tex. (Irving Nimitz High School)
Alva (Cherokee High School)
Stroud (Stroud High School)
Big Cabin (Adair High School)
Kenner, La. (John Curtis High School)
Lovelady, Tex. (Lovelady High School)
Cashion (Cashion High School)
Alvord, Tex. (Alvord High School)
Moore (Moore High School)
Little Elm, Tex. (American Heritage Acad.)
NO.NAME
POS
25 Herbert, Eric
RB
59 Hill, Kyron
LB
20 Hill, Vincent
RB
82 Hooper, Taylor
WR
62 Howard, Kade
OG
70 Hughey, Roderick OT
10 Jech, Kyle
QB
33 Jones, Courtney
RB
95 Jordan, Dominique DE
1 Kilow, Demorris
RB
72 Koricanek, Kyle
OT
86 Lebeda, Matt
TE
55 Lee, Rocky
LB
76 Lewis, Shane
OG
97 Logan, Dominique DE
51 Mathers, Lantz
DE
7 McDonald, Kent
WR
99 McDonald, Kevin DE
6 Miller, Lamon
CB
46 Norris, Dominique SS
36 Oller, Colt
FB
31 Olson, Ethan
SS
88 Owens, Kahlil
TE
73 Paul, Brooklyn
OG
84 Perkins, Bryan
WR
49 Pitts, Aaron
FS
27 Powell, Deon
WR
54 Ragland, Jordan
C
30 Ray, Ty
K/P
19 Reynolds, Jahmar CB
14 Rogers, Tommy
FS
53 Salinas, Justin
C
2 Sawyer, E.K. CB
78 Smith, Willie
OG
42 Tatum, Deandrea WR
91 Terry, Mark
DT
87 Thomas, Matt
TE
26 Thompson, Zac
SS
29 Ware, Jerrad
S
44 Washington, JohnathonFB
61 Waskiewitz, Kyle
LB
11 Wilkinson, Bobby LB
8 Williams, Korey
WR
96 Wilson, Jared
DE
69 Wilson, Steven
OT
32 Winston, Wes
FS
7
HT WT
5-9 193
5-9 213
5-9 196
5-9 150
6-1 247
6-4 329
6-2 194
6-2 206
6-2 205
6-2 217
6-3 267
6-2 207
6-0 203
6-4 293
6-5 230
6-0 236
6-5 186
6-1 261
5-11 186
5-10 195
5-8 200
6-0 187
6-5 235
6-2 287
6-3 178
5-10 175
5-8 146
6-3 270
5-7 156
5-8 143
6-3 206
6-0 254
6-0 197
6-5 307
6-3 174
6-4 314
6-5 243
6-0 203
6-1 187
5-11 227
5-11 216
5-10 225
6-0 172
5-11 238
6-0 334
5-11 188
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Dallas, Tex. (Charles Page High School)
Okeene (Okeene High School)
Ringling (Ringling High School)
Savannah, Ga. (Robert W. Groves HS)
Kingsland, Ga. (Camden County HS)
Ozark, Ala. (Concordia College)
Medford (Medford High School)
Jonesboro, Ga. (Gordon College)
Ponca City (Ponca City High School)
Atlanta, Ga. (Southside High School)
Fort Worth, Tex. (Dunbar High School)
Billings (Billings High School)
Carmen (Timberlake High School)
Fort Worth, Tex. (Eastern Hills HS)
Pensacola, Fla. (Paul Quinn College)
Atlanta, Ga. (McNair High School)
Muskogee (Eufaula High School)
Watonga (Watonga High School)
Paterson, N.J. (St. Peters College)
Sand Springs (Charles Page High School)
Drumright (Drumright High School)
Tallahassee, Fla. (Fort Scott CC)
Irving, Tex. (Nimitz High School)
Mooreland (Mooreland High School)
Lamont (Ringwood High School)
Savannah, Ga. (Windsor Forest HS)
Edmond (Edmond Memorial HS)
Kingfisher (Southwest Christian Univ.)
Shreveport, La. (El Camino College)
Player Profiles
#1 Demorris Kilow
#5 Billy Barefield
Running Back
6-2, 217, Sophomore
Ozark, Alabama
Concordia College
Quarterback
5-10, 180, Senior
Springfield, Missouri
University of Memphis
PREVIOUS COLLEGE
Played for one season at Concordia College in Selma, Ala...
2007 (JUNIOR)
Named as the First-Team All-CSFL quarterback in his first season as a Ranger...
Was the Rangers’ mainstay at quarterback as he completed 125 of 201 pass
attempts for 1,656 yards and 11 touchdowns... Ran for 519 yards and six
touchdowns while finishing as the team’s third leading rusher... Averaged 138
yards in the air and 43.3 yards on the ground per game... Ranked 11th in the
NAIA in pass efficiency with a 142.5... Led the CSFL in pass efficiency, third
in total offense (183.4 yards/game), fourth in passing (141.7 yards/game) and
seventh in rushing (41.6 yards/game)... Named offensive player of the week
after the October 6 game against Oklahoma Panhandle State where he had
292 total yards and three touchdowns... In that game, he set a school record
for best pass completion percentage, going a perfect 10-of-10 for 235 yards
and a touchdown... Had five games with more than 200 yards of offense... Best
rushing game was 121 yards against Southeastern and best passing yardage
came against Bacone College (267 yards)...
HIGH SCHOOL
Prepped at Carroll High School where he was the MVP and helped lead the
Eagles to an 8-2 record... Was a forward on the basketball team and played
right field in baseball...
PERSONAL
Majoring in health and fitness management... Son of Donnie Sistruck and Eatric
Kilow... Born May 12, 1988...
#2 E.K. Sawyer
2006 (SOPHOMORE)
Made the transition to running back and wide receiver from quarterback at the
University of Memphis... Saw action in eight of the 12 games as a receiver and
punt/kick returner... Had a punt return for three yards...
Cornerback
6-0, 197, Sophomore
Tallahassee, Florida
Fort Scott Community College
2005 (FRESHMAN)
Started in two out of six games played as the quarterback at Memphis...
Completed 33-of-53 passes for 223 yards and a touchdown... Rushed 23 times
for 99 yards, averaging 4.3 yards per carry...
PREVIOUS SCHOOLS
Has attended the University of Louisville, Pearl River Community College and
Fort Scott Community College before arriving at Northwestern...
HIGH SCHOOL
Three-year letterman at Cornerstone Christian High School in San Antonio
before transferring to Evangel Christian Academy in Shreveport, La... Helped
his team to an 11-3 record and a state championship title in 2004... Had 2,458
all-purpose yards and 27 touchdowns while playing quarterback, running back,
receiver and kick returner... Rushed for 1,300 yards, 19 touchdowns and 181
carries... Totaled 666 yards and seven touchdowns on 49 receptions and
passed for 176 yards and one touchdown...
HIGH SCHOOL
Posted 45 tackles and two interceptions as a cornerback at Amos P. Godby
High School... Was a member on the honor roll... Participated in track and
weightlifting...
PERSONAL
Majoring in health and fitness management... Son of Eric Sawyer and Barbara
Sawyer... Born December 12, 1986...
PERSONAL
Majoring in history with a minor in mass communications... Son of Keith
Barefield and Carrie Simerson... Born September 8, 1986... Father is the head
coach of the Rangers...
#4 Keith Barefield Jr.
Year GP Effic. Att. Cmp. Int. Pct. Yds. TD Long Avg./G
2007 12 142 201 125 7 62.0 1,676 11 60
138.0
Totals 12 142 201 125 7 62.0 1,676 11 60
138.0
Year GP
2007 12
Totals 12
Tight End
6-1, 214, Freshman
Victoria Memorial High School
HIGH SCHOOL
Was a multi-position athlete at Victoria Memorial High School where he played
fullback, quarterback, running back, receiver, tight end and linebacker... Three
time all-district performer that won state championships in 2004 and 2005...
Named the Offensive Most Valuable Player for the Viper State Championship
baseball team... Also competed in powerlifting...
PERSONAL
Son of Keith Barefield and Carrie Simerson... Father is the head coach of the
Rangers and brother Billy is the quarterback...
8
|---------------------------Rushing---------------------------|
Att Gain Lost Net Avg TD Long Avg/G
110 629 110 519 4.7 6 37 43.3
110 629 110 519 4.7 6 37 43.3
Player Profiles
#6 Lamon Miller
#9 Cotton Green
Cornerback
5-11, 186, Freshman
Fort Worth, Texas
Dunbar High School
Tight End
6-5, 241, Senior
Big Cabin, Oklahoma
Adair High School
HIGH SCHOOL
Was an all-district first-team selection at Dunbar Senior High School in Fort
Worth, Tex... Scored 17 touchdowns as a receiver... Also ran track and field...
2007 (JUNIOR)
Was the first-team All-CSFL tight end... Caught 22 passes for 269 yards for an
average of 12.2 yards per catch... Ranked third in pass receptions... Scored
three times and averaged 26.9 yards per game... Had three games where he
had more than 50 yards receiving... Had a personal best 34-yard catch against
Sterling College... Scored touchdowns against Southeastern Oklahoma St.,
Southwestern College and Sterling College...
PERSONAL
Son of James and Tracie Williams... Born April 23, 1989... Brother Aaron is a
Junior for the Rangers...
2006 (SOPHOMORE)
Received time on both sides of the football... Had two catches for 18 yards
against Haskell Indian Nations with a 13-yard long... On the defensive side, he
recorded seven tackles in five separate games...
#7 Kent McDonald
2005 (FRESHMAN)
Received time on both sides of the football... Had two catches for 18 yards
against Haskell Indian Nations with a 13-yard long... On the defensive side, he
recorded seven tackles in five seperate games...
Receiver
6-5, 186, Freshman
Guthrie, Oklahoma
Guthrie High School
HIGH SCHOOL
An all-state and Conference Offensive Player of the Year who helped lead Adair
High School to a 7-4 overall record and to a 5-1 conference mark... Played tight
end and defensive end... Ran track where he was a state qualifier in the 400
meter dash...
HIGH SCHOOL
Prepped at Guthrie High School and helped the Bluejays to a 14-0 season...
Played basketball, soccer and ran track in addition to football...
PERSONAL
Majoring in health and fitness management... Son of Forrest and Kathy Green...
Born January 13, 1985...
PERSONAL
Majoring in secondary education... Son of Kenny McDonald and Bobbie
McDonald...
|-------------------Receiving-------------------|
Year GP No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G
2007 10 22 269 12.2 3 34
26.9
#8 Korey Williams
#10 Kyle Jech
Wide Receiver
6-0, 172, Sophomore
New Orleans, Louisiana
Paul Quinn College
Quarterback
6-2, 194, Freshman
Kingfisher, Oklahoma
Kingfisher High School
2007 (FRESHMAN)
Second leading receiver with 321 yards on 23 catches... Played in all 12
games... Averaged 14 yards per catch... Scored two touchdowns against Peru
State and one against Bacone College... Had a season-high 96 yards against
Bacone College and a season-high long of 47 yards against Langston... Rushed
six times for 43 yards... Returned 10 kick offs for 159 yards...
HIGH SCHOOL
Threw for 2,450 yards and 14 touchdowns as the quarterback at Kingfisher
High School... Rushed for 400 yards and four touchdowns... Was an All-Stater,
District 3A-1 Most Valuable Player and Northwest All-Star for the Yellowjackets...
Member of the National Honor Society...
PREVIOUS COLLEGES
Attended the University of Louisiana-Monroe and Paul Quinn College...
PERSONAL
Majoring in health and sports science education... Son of Doug and Kim Jech...
Born August 17, 1989...
HIGH SCHOOL
Most Valuable Player at Alfred Lawless High School during his senior season...
Was an all-district performer... Voted the best offensive player on three teams as
a junior... Caught 30 passes for 358 yards and rushed 70 times for 828 yards...
Also played baseball, basketball and ran track in addition to football...
PERSONAL
Majoring in accounting... Son of Cheval M. Williams... Born July 11, 1987...
|-------------------Receiving-------------------|
2007 12 23 321 14.0 3 47
26.8
Totals 12 23 321 14.0 3 47
26.8
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Player Profiles
#12 Kyle Culwell
#13 Bradley Hartfield
Wide Receiver
6-0, 181, Senior
Concordia, Kansas
Concordia High School
Linebacker
6-2, 233, Junior
Alvord, Texas
Alvord High School
2007 (JUNIOR)
Caught eight passes for 98 yards in 10 games... Had two receptions against
Southwestern College for 39 yards and two against Peru State College for
33 yards... Averaged 9.8 yards per game... Had a long of 32 yards that came
against Southwestern College...
2005 (SOPHOMORE)
Played in nine games and racked up 196 yards on 11 catches... Averaged 17.8
yards/catch... Rushed three times for 15 yards... Best receiving game was
against Texas College where he caught two passes for 56 yards... Scored a
touchdown against Peru State (Neb.) in the season finale...
2004 (FRESHMAN)
Caught three passes for 32 yards while seeing action in four games... Recorded
two receptions for 25 yards against Texas College...
HIGH SCHOOL
Played receiver and defensive back for Concordia High School in Concordia,
Kan... All-league and honorable mention Salina Journal All-Area wide receiver...
Caught 38 passes for 700 yards as a receiver and had three interceptions as a
defensive back...
PERSONAL
Majoring in education with a minor in health and sports science education... Son
of Ron and Michelle Culwell... Born May 26, 1985...
|-------------------Receiving-------------------|
2007 10 8 98 12.3 0 32
9.8
2005 9 11 196 17.8 1 26
21.8
2004 4 3 32 10.7 0 13
8.0
Totals 23 22 326 14.8 1 32
14.1
2007 (SOPHOMORE)
Repeat All-CSFL performer as a linebacker... Ranked fourth on the team
in tackles with 66... Had 33 solos and assists... Garnished eight tackles for
losses of 48.7 yards... Had 3.5 sacks for 38.7 yards... Came up with four pass
defenses, two fumble recoveries and a forced fumble... Season high came with
10 tackles against New Mexico Highlands...
2006 (FRESHMAN)
First-team all-conference selection... Had 46 tackles, including 9.5 for a loss...
Posted two sacks, two interceptions and two pass breakups... Recorded an
individual game-high 11 tackles against Central Oklahoma and Peru State...
Both interceptions came against UCO, including one returned for a touchdown...
HIGH SCHOOL
First-team all-district at Alvord High School... Played running back and
cornerback... Also ran track and played baseball and basketball...
PERSONAL
Majoring in health and sports science education... Son of Rodney Hartfield and
Sherri Hartfield... Born March 7, 1982...
Year GP
2007 12
2006 10
Totals 22
|---------------Tackles--------------| |-Fumbles-|
UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF FR BrUp Int
33 33 66 8-48.7 3.5-38.7 1 2-0
4
0
27 19 46 9.5-50 2-14 0 0
2 2-24
60 52 112 17.5-98.7 5.5-52.7 1 2-0
6 2-24
#14 Tommy Rogers
Free Safety
6-3, 206, Sophomore
Sand Springs, Oklahoma
Charles Page High School
HIGH SCHOOL
Was a honorable mention all-state quarterback at Charles Page High School in
Sand Springs... Set records for most game passing and touchdowns... Was 159of-250 for 2,200 yards and 21 touchdowns... Also wrestled at 171 pounds...
PERSONAL
Majoring in health and sports science education... Son of Gary and Sheila
Rogers... Born November 17, 1987...
Kyle Culwell
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Player Profiles
#16 Blake Heintzelman
#18 Kyle Henricks
Wide Receiver
6-0, 164, Freshman
Moore, Oklahoma
Moore High School
Quarterback
6-3, 213, Freshman
Little Elm, Texas
American Heritage Academy
HIGH SCHOOL
Named Honorable Mention All-State, First-Team Big All-City and was the
Offensive Most Valuable Player at the Jim Thorpe All-Star Game while at Moore
High School... Was a wide receiver, defensive back and returner... Also played
baseball for the Lions...
PERSONAL
Son of Darryl and Sandra Heintzelman... Born September 10, 1989... Dad
played at Tennessee Tech and Southwestern for Dennis Franchione...
HIGH SCHOOL
Played quarterback, defensive end, linebacker, tight end and punted for the
three-time state championship American Heritage Academy Stars... Named
all-state and all-district all three years... Choosen as the Texas Ford Tough
Player of the Week and Sonic-Chevy Scholar Athlete of the Week... Scored 22
touchdowns, rushed for 2,082 yards for the 10-2 Stars... Defensively, came up
with 50 tackles, three interceptions, 12 sacks and five forced fumbles... Punted
for 42.2 yards per punt...
PERSONAL
Son of Tommy and Inge Henricks... Born May 23, 1990...
#17 Tyler Grey
#19 Jahmar Reynolds
Strong Safety
6-1, 217, Senior
Enid, Oklahoma
Enid High School
2007 (JUNIOR)
Was named to the second-team All-CSFL team as a defensive back... Played
in all 12 games and was ranked seventh in total tackles with 46... Had 24 solo
stops and 22 assisted tackles... Second on the team in interceptions with three
for 13 yards... Was sixth in the CSFL in interceptions per game with 0.3...
Picked off passes against Southeastern Oklahoma State, Langston and Bacone
College... Had four tackles for losses amounting to 24 yards... Had two and a
half sacks for 16.5 yards, two pass break ups, a forced fumble and a blocked
kick...
2006 (SOPHOMORE)
Played in four games and had a solo and unassisted tackle against Bacone
College...
Cornerback
5-8, 143, Senior
Patterson, New Jersey
St. Peters College
PREVIOUS SCHOOL
Played three years as a cornerback and kick returner at St. Peter’s College in
Jersey City, N.J...
HIGH SCHOOL
Prepped at Eastside High School in Patterson, N.J... Also played basketball and
track and field...
PERSONAL
Majoring in business administration with a minor in management... Son of
Rosalind Reynolds... Born November 26, 1986...
2005 (FRESHMAN)
Had six total tackles spread over seven games...
HIGH SCHOOL
Team Captain and all-conference 6A-4 selection at Enid High School... Also
played baseball and ran track for the Plainsmen...
PERSONAL
Majoring in business administration... Son of Norman and Kay Gray... Born July
16, 1985...
Year GP
2007 12
2006 4
2005 7
Totals 23
|---------------Tackles--------------| |-Fumbles-|
UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF FR BrUp
24 22 46 4-24 2.5-16.5 1
0
2
1 1 2 0-0 0-0 0
0
0
4 2 6 0-0 0-0 0
0
0
29 25 54 4-24 2.5-16.5 1
0
2
Int
0
0
0
0
Tyler Grey
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Player Profiles
#21 Carlos Cotton
#28 Jon Ballard
Cornerback
5-11, 148, Junior
Monroe, Louisiana
Newman Smith High School
Safety
6-0, 180, Freshman
Norman, Oklahoma
Norman North High School
2007 (SOPHOMORE)
Was the Rangers’ eighth leading tackler with 38 tackles, including 27 solos...
Had an interception for 23 yards against New Mexico Highlands and another
one for 27 yards against Southern Nazarene... Had a pass break up against
Peru State... Had a season best seven tackles against New Mexico Highlands...
HIGH SCHOOL
Played wide receiver, free safety and kick returner at Norman North... Helped
the Timberwolves to a 9-3 overall record and to a 6-1 conference record in order
to win the conference championship... Named to the all-district squad... Also ran
track...
2006 (FRESHMAN)
Garnered four solo tackles in six games played in the backfield...
PERSONAL
Son of Terrell and Iris Ballard...
HIGH SCHOOL
Posted 60 tackles and six interceptions, including three that were returned for
touchdowns, at Newman Smith High School in Dallas, Tex... Was chosen as a
first-team all-conference selection... Also ran track...
#29 Jerrad Ware
PERSONAL
Son of Kenneth and Andrea Cotton...
Year GP
2007 11
2006 6
Totals 17
|---------------Tackles--------------| |-Fumbles-|
UT AT TT TFLSacks FF FR BrUp
27 11 38 0-0 0-0
0
0
1
4
0
4 0-0 0-0
0
0
0
31 11 42 0-0 0-0
0
0
1
Safety
6-1, 187, Sophomore
Savannah, Georgia
Windsor Forest High School
Int
2-50
0
2-50
#27 Deon Powell
Wide Receiver
5-8, 146, Sophomore
Atlanta, Georgia
McNair High School
2007 (FRESHMAN)
Had nine tackles in seven games... Posted a season high four tackles against
Oklahoma Panhandle State... Had a 22-yard interception against OPSU...
HIGH SCHOOL
Prepped at Windsor Forest High School in Savannah, Ga... Helped the Knights
to a 7-3 overall record and to a 4-2 conference mark...
PERSONAL
Majoring in health and sports science... Son of James and Juanita Ware... Born
August 18, 1988...
HIGH SCHOOL
Prepped at McNair High School in Atlanta, Ga... Wrestled and ran track in
addition to football...
#30 Ty Ray
PERSONAL
Son of Michael Stroud...
Kicker/Punter
5-7, 156, Sophomore
Watonga, Oklahoma
Watonga High School
2004 (FRESHMAN)
Named first-team All-CSFL as a kicker during his freshman season... Was 8-of15 from field goal range including a long of 39 yards... Made 36-of-39 PAT’s...
HIGH SCHOOL
An honorable mention all-state and first-team all-conference player at Watonga
High School... Named the Special Teams Player of the Year... Also wrestled and
played golf...
PERSONAL
Majoring in general studies... Son of Ricky and Cathy Ray... Born January 15,
1986...
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Player Profiles
#33 Courtney Jones
#41 Jimmy Gomez
Running Back
6-2, 206, Sophomore
Pensacola, Florida
Pensacola High School
Linebacker
5-11, 208, Sophomore
Dallas, Texas
Irving Nimitz High School
2007 (FRESHMAN)
Rushed for 209 yards on 44 carries as a true freshman... Played in seven
games... Averaged 4.8 yards per carry and 29.9 yards per game... Finished
eighth in the CSFL in rushing yardage per game... Scored a touchdown against
Southern Nazarene... Had a long run of 21 yards against Oklahoma Panhandle
State... Had a season-high of 64 rushing yards against Bacone College...
HIGH SCHOOL
Voted the best running back for the 11-2 Pensacola High School Tigers... Also
played basketball...
PERSONAL
Majoring in health and sports science education... Son of Janice Jones... Born
September 14, 1986...
Year GP
2007 7
Totals 7
|---------------------------Rushing---------------------------|
Att Gain Lost Net Avg TD Long Avg/G
44 225 16 209 4.8 1 21 29.9
44 225 16 209 4.8 1 21 29.9
2007 (SOPHOMORE)
Was a second-team All-CSFL linebacker as a true freshman... Ranked third on
the Ranger defense in tackles with 74... Had 42 solo tackles and 32 asssists...
Wrapped up six tackles for losses of 23.5 yards... Had a sack for 14 yards
against Oklahoma Panhandle State... Recovered two fumbles; one against
OPSU and the other in the first round of the NAIA Playoffs against Sioux Falls...
Had a season-best 10 tackles including nine solos against OPSU...
HIGH SCHOOL
Was the Defensive Player of the Year as a linebacker at Irving Nimitz High
School in Irving, Tex... Competed in track and field...
PERSONAL
Majoring in accounting with a minor in business administration... Son of Jimmy
Gomez and Volanda Jimenez... Born April 19, 1987...
Year GP
2007 12
Totals 12
#36 Colt Oller
2006 (SOPHOMORE)
Played in five games and garnered four tackles... Had two tackles against Peru
State and one each against Central Oklahoma and Texas College...
HIGH SCHOOL
Rushed for 1,009 yards and 13 touchdowns during his senior season at Billings
High School... Was the MVP of the 8-Man All-Star Game and state powerlifting
champion at 145 pounds... Also participated in baseball, basketball and track...
Voted the class Valedictorian...
PERSONAL
Majoring in agri-business with a minor in animal science... Son of Clint and
Candy Oller... Born June 22, 1986...
Int
0
0
#45 Richard Gunnels
Fullback
5-8, 200, Senior
Billings, Oklahoma
Billings High School
2007 (JUNIOR)
Was a second-team All-CSFL running back selection... Rushed four times for six
yards and three touchdowns... Caught a 34-yard pass against Texas College...
Had a tackle each in the first and last games of the season...
|---------------Tackles--------------| |-Fumbles-|
42 32 74 6-23.5 1-14 1 2-15 0
42 32 74 6-23.5 1-14 1 2-15 0
Linebacker
6-0, 226, Sophomore
Lovelady, Texas
Lovelady High School
2007 (FRESHMAN)
Accumulated two tackles in three games played... Had an assisted tackle
against Southwestern Oklahoma State and Southeastern Oklahoma State...
Also played against New Mexico Highlands...
HIGH SCHOOL
Selected as the District and Region III Defensive Most Valuable Player while
playing linebacker at Lovelady High School in Lovelady, Tex... Was a first-team
all-state and all-region linebacker... Also pitched and played third base on the
Lion’s baseball team...
PERSONAL
Undecided in his major... Son of Richard and Denise Gunnels... Born July 10,
1989...
13
Year GP
2007 3
Totals 3
|---------------Tackles--------------| |-Fumbles-|
0 2 2
0
0
0
0
0
0 2 2
0
0
0
0
0
Int
0
0
Player Profiles
#47 Robbie Gaskill
#55 Rocky Lee
Linebacker
6-0, 220, Junior
Waynoka, Oklahoma
Waynoka High School
Linebacker
6-0, 203, Freshman
Jonesboro, Georgia
Gordon College
2007 (SOPHOMORE)
Averaged a tackle a game while playing in nine games... Recorded four solo
stops... Had two tackles against Southwestern College and against Oklahoma
Panhandle State...
HIGH SCHOOL
Named the Most Valuable Defensive Player and Best Linebacker at Jonesboro
High... Amassed 300 total tackles, eight sacks and had more than 30 tackles for
loss... Played linebacker, tailback, fullback and defensive line... Also wrestled,
swam and competed in track and field...
HIGH SCHOOL
Was the Waynoka Railroader Football Most Valuable Player in 2004 and 2005
under the direction of Scott Kysar... Played quarterback and safety in football
and also played basketball and baseball...
PERSONAL
Majoring in health and fitness management... Son of Rocky and Joan Lee...
Born June 1, 1987...
PERSONAL
Majoring in health and sports science education... Son of Rob and Patti Gaskill...
Born October 11, 1985... Brother Adam played baseball at Northwestern, while
sister Jordan currently plays for the Lady Ranger basketball team...
Year GP
2007 9
Totals 9
|---------------Tackles--------------| |-Fumbles-|
UT AT TT TFLSacks FF FR BrUp
4
5
9 0-0 0-0
0
0
0
4
5
9 0-0 0-0
0
0
0
#59 Kyron Hill
Linebacker
6-3, 213, Sophomore
Dallas, Texas
Charles Page High School
Int
0-0
0-0
#51 Lantz Mathers
Defensive Line
6-0, 236, Junior
Paul Quinn College
2007 (SOPHOMORE)
Named to the All-CSFL first-team as a defensive lineman... Was the CSFL
Defensive Player of the Week during September 29 against Sterling College
when he had 12 tackles, including three for losses... Second ranked tackler
with 81 total tackles in his first season at NWOSU... Had 40 solo tackles and
41 assists... Led the team and was ranked eighth in the NAIA in tackles for loss
with 21.5 tackles for 109.2 lost yards... Ranked 13th in the nation in sacks per
game (0.8) and 17th in forced fumbles (0.3)... Led the team in sacks with 10
for 82.7 yards... Had six pass break ups, two fumble recoveries and four forced
fumbles... Personal best 12 tackles against Sterling College...
HIGH SCHOOL
Was the Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year at Charles Page High
School in Sand Springs... Won the Hitman Award and was twice voted the
Player of the Week... Member of Who’s Who of High School Students...
Garnered 130 tackles, including 60 solos, 10 sacks, while also rushing for more
than 1,000 yards... Played middle and outside linebacker along with running
back...
PERSONAL
Son of William Whitaker and Trina Hill...
#62 Kade Howard
Offensive Guard
6-1, 247, Freshman
Ringling, Oklahoma
Ringling High School
HIGH SCHOOL
Played linebacker and defensive end...
PERSONAL
Son of Lester Mathers and Sherila Mathers...
Year GP
2007 12
Totals 12
|-----------------Tackles-----------------| |-Fumbles-|
UT AT TT TFL
Sacks FF FR BrUp Int
40 41 81 21.5-109.2 10-82.7 4 2
6
0
40 41 81 21.5-109.2 10-82.7 4 2
6
0
HIGH SCHOOL
An all-state honorable mention and A-3 Defensive Player of the Year at Ringling
High School... Helped the Blue Devils to a 10-2 overall record and to an 8-1
conference mark as a tight end, nose guard and fullback...
PERSONAL
Son of Steve and Kelly Howard...
14
Player Profiles
#63 Cale Fischer
#68 Matt Brand
Offensive Guard
6-3, 283, Junior
Guymon, Oklahoma
Guymon High School
Offensive Tackle
6-2, 278, Junior
Alex, Oklahoma
Alex High School
2007 (SOPHOMORE)
Saw action as a guard in seven games... Had an unassisted tackle against
Sterling College...
2007 (SOPHOMORE)
Was a second-team CSFL All-Conference selection... Played right tackle in eight
games...
2006 (FRESHMAN)
Played seven games on the offensive line...
2006 (FRESHMAN)
Played in two games: Langston and Central Oklahoma...
HIGH SCHOOL
Was the Lineman of the Year at Guymon High School while playing both
offensive and defensive line... Also played basketball, where he was the
Rebounder of the Year...
HIGH SCHOOL
Was an 8-man all-star and Offensive Lineman of the Year during his senior
season at Alex High School... Also played basketball, baseball and ran track...
PERSONAL
Majoring in health and sports science education with a minor in history... Son of
Clyde and Connie Fischer... Born October 28, 1986...
PERSONAL
Majoring in health and sports science education... Son of Brian and Cindy
Brand... Born June 24, 1986...
#70 Roderick Hughey
#65 Adam Aguirre
Center
6-2, 257, Sophomore
Hennessey, Oklahoma
Hennessey High School
Offensive Tackle
6-4, 329, Freshman
Savannah, Georgia
Robert W. Groves High School
2007 (FRESHMAN)
Played in three games: Oklahoma Panhandle State, Peru State and Bacone
College...
HIGH SCHOOL
Named all-region as a lineman at Robert W. Groves High School in Garden City,
Ga... Was awarded the Coaches Award... Also wrestled and participated in track
and field...
HIGH SCHOOL
Played left tackle and defensive end under the direction of head coach Joe
McCulley at Hennessey High School... Was the Team Captain and named the
Most Valuable Player...
PERSONAL
Majoring in business administration... Son of Ronald Hughey and Lisa Hughey...
Born November 7, 1988...
PERSONAL
Majoring in health and sports science education... Son of Tammy Plaster...
15
Player Profiles
#72 Kyle Koricanek
#82 Taylor Hooper
Offensive Tackle
6-3, 267, Junior
Guthrie, Oklahoma
Guthrie High School
Wide Receiver
5-9, 150, Freshman
Okeene, Oklahoma
Okeene High School
SOPHOMORE (2007)
Received action in seven games on the offensive line...
FRESHMAN (2006)
Played five games on the offensive line...
2004
Red shirted at Northwestern...
HIGH SCHOOL
All-county, all-district and all-big city while playing for former Ranger Rafe
Watkins at Guthrie High School... Member of the National Honor Society... Also
played baseball...
HIGH SCHOOL
Was the Wide Receiver of the Year in District A-1 and a Class A All-Star as a
wide receiver at Okeene High School... Helped the Whippet’s to a 13-2 overall
record... Scored two touchdowns and had more than 600 yards receiving...
Returned three punts for touchdowns and had six interceptions... Played wide
receiver, defensive back and punt/kick returner... Also played basketball in
addition to running track...
PERSONAL
Son of Cody and Machelle Hooper... Born March 14, 1989... Father played four
years for the Ranger baseball team and currently is the head coach of the Lady
Ranger Softball team...
PERSONAL
Majoring in health and sports science education... Son of Joel Koricanek and
Melanie Fletcher... Born January 20, 1987...
#83 Corey Catlin
Wide Receiver
6-3, 187, Freshman
Lawton, Oklahoma
Lawton Eisenhower High School
#76 Shane Lewis
Offensive Guard
6-4, 293, Senior
Ponca City, Oklahoma
Ponca City High School
2007 (JUNIOR)
Named to the second-team All-CSFL team as an offensive lineman... Played at
guard in six games...
2006 (SOPHOMORE)
Received playing time on the offensive line in six games...
2007 (REDSHIRT FRESHMAN)
Was a redshirt at Northwestern Oklahoma State...
HIGH SCHOOL
Had 40 catches for 505 yards and a touchdown in two seasons as a wide
receiver at Lawton Eisenhower High School... Was a team captain who helped
lead the Eagles to a 7-4 record... Also played baseball...
PERSONAL
Son of Mike Catlin and Haila Crabtree... Born November 4, 1988...
2005 (FRESHMAN)
Played on the offensive line against Langston and Peru State...
HIGH SCHOOL
A first-team all-conference and 6A all-star right tackle at Ponca City High
School... Was also on the wrestling team...
PERSONAL
Majoring in mathematics with a minor in criminal justice... Son of Shawn and
Brenda Lewis... Born June 24, 1985...
Shane Lewis
16
Player Profiles
#96 Jared Wilson
#3 Brad Gordon
Strong Safety
6-1, 197, Freshman
Alva, Oklahoma
Cherokee High School
Defensive End
Edmond, Oklahoma
Edmond Memorial High School
#11 Bobby Wilkinson
2007 (FRESHMAN)
Sewed up 11 tackles in eight games played on the defensive line... Had 3.5
tackles for losses of 8.3 yards and had 1.5 sacks for six yards... Had two forced
fumbles... Recorded a season-high of three tackles against Southwestern and
Southeastern...
Linebacker
5-10, 225, Freshman
HIGH SCHOOL
An all-Edmond pick in wrestling and football at Edmond Memorial High School...
Had 94 tackles and one touchdown during his senior season... A four-year
varsity starter... Was also an all-city honorable mention performer for the
Bulldog’s wrestling team...
#15 Brian Echols
Quarterback
5-10, 153, Freshman
Flint, Michigan
Hamady High School
PERSONAL
Majoring in pre-medicine... Son of Billy and Sue Wilson... Born April 5, 1989...
|---------------Tackles--------------| |-Fumbles-|
Year GP UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF FR BrUp Int
2007 8
3
8 11 3.5-8.3 1.5-6 2 0
0
0
Totals 8
3
8 11 3.5-8.3 1.5-6 2 0
0
0
#20 Vincent Hill
#99 Kevin McDonald
Defensive End
6-1, 261, Junior
Guthrie, Oklahoma
Guthrie High School
#22 Ray Butler
Running Back
5-6, 188, Freshman
Rice, Texas
Rice High School
2007 (SOPHOMORE)
Selected as a second-team All-CSFL defensive lineman... Had 25 tackles in 10
games... Posted three tackles for losses of 11.5 yards... Had a half sack against
Panhandle State and Texas College... Recovered a fumble in the opener against
Southwestern Oklahoma State...
#23 Eric Cobb
Wide Receiver
5-10, 175, Senior
Savannah, Georgia
Armstrong Atlantic State University
2006 (FRESHMAN)
Garnered 12 tackles in nine games played... Posted three tackles against
Oklahoma Panhandle State and Texas College... Had a sack in each of the
Southern Nazarene and Texas College games for a total of 10 lost yards...
HIGH SCHOOL
Earned first-team all-district honors at Guthrie High School... Played guard and
defensive tackle... Also was on the Bluejay wrestling team...
#24 Matt Anderson
Kicker/Punter
5-10, 145, Junior
Edmond, Oklahoma
University of Tulsa
PERSONAL
Majoring in health and fitness management... Son of Gary and Sharon
McDonald... Born February 24, 1987...
Running Back
5-9, 196, Freshman
Pensacola, Florida
|---------------Tackles--------------| |-Fumbles-|
Year GP UT AT TT TFL Sacks FF FR BrUp Int
2007 10 9 16 25 3-11.5 1-8.5 0 1
0
0
2006 9
8
4 12 2-10
2-10 0 0
0
0
Totals 19 17 20 37 5-21.5 3-18.5 0 1
0
0
#25 Eric Herbert
Running Back
5-9, 193, Freshman
Pensacola, Florida
17
Player Profiles
#26 Zac Thompson
#46 Dominique Norris
Strong Safety
6-0, 203, Freshman
Lamont, Oklahoma
Ringwood High School
Strong Safety
5-10, 195, Freshman
Flint, Michigan
Hamady High School
#31 Ethan Olson
#48 Nick Dudley
Strong Safety
6-0, 187, Freshman
Carmen, Oklahoma
Timberlake High School
Fullback
5-8, 233, Freshman
Pampa, Texas
Pampa High School
#32 Wes Winston
#49 Aaron Pitts
Free Safety
Shreveport, Louisiana
El Camino College
Free Safety
5-10, 175, Freshman
Hennessey, Oklahoma
Hennessey High School
#35 Remus Griffith
#50 Thomas Byrne
Free Safety
5-11, 172, Freshman
Paul Quinn College
Linebacker
5-11, 221, Freshman
Victoria, Texas
Victoria Memorial High School
#38 Colby Blondell
#52 Logan Dilbeck
Safety
6-0, 221, Freshman
Henryetta, Oklahoma
Henryetta High School
Strong Safety
6-0, 191, Freshman
Fairfax, Oklahoma
Woodland High School
#40 Josh Gibson
#53 Justin Salinas
Safety
5-10, 183, Freshman
Bartlesville, Oklahoma
Bartlesville High School
Center
6-0, 254, Freshman
Drumright, Oklahoma
Drumright High School
#42 Deandrea Tatum
#54 Jordan Ragland
Wide Receiver
6-3, 174, Freshman
Center
6-3, 270, Freshman
Muskogee, Oklahoma
Eufala High School
#44 Johnathon Washington
#56 Rudy Ahdokobo
Fullback
5-11, 227, Freshman
Guthrie, Oklahoma
Guthrie High School
Defensive End
6-0, 264, Freshman
Mountain View, Oklahoma
Mountain View-Gotebo High School
18
Player Profiles
#57 Kyle Gamble
#75 Geoff Elliott
Linebacker
6-1, 207, Freshman
Enid, Oklahoma
Enid High School
Offensive Tackle
6-6, 241, Freshman
Wakita, Oklahoma
Wakita High School
#58 Michael Harmon
#77 Ray Grubbs
Linebacker
5-11, 191, Freshman
Guthrie, Oklahoma
Guthrie High School
Offensive Tackle
6-5, 341, Freshman
Kenner, Louisiana
John Curtis High School
#60 Ethan Gray
#80 Matt Gibson
Linebacker
6-3, 207, Freshman
Stroud, Oklahoma
Stroud High School
Wide Receiver
5-11, 175, Freshman
Bartlesville, Oklahoma
Dewey High School
#61 Kyle Waskiewitz
#81 Michael Collins
Linebacker
5-11, 216, Freshman
Lawton, Oklahoma
Lawton Eisenhower High School
Wide Receiver
6-0, 184, Freshman
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Langston Univeristy
#64 Brian Greene
#84 Bryan Perkins
Defensive Tackle
5-11, 277, Freshman
Flint, Michigan
Hamady High School
Wide Receiver
6-3, 178, Sophomore
Pensacola, Florida
Paul Quinn College
#66 Torrell Barthelemy
#85 Josh Cole
Offensive Guard
6-3, 319, Freshman
Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix High School
Wide Receiver
6-1, 213, Freshman
Dewey, Oklahoma
Dewey High School
#69 Steven Wilson
#86 Matt Lebeda
Offensive Tackle
6-0, 334, Freshman
Southwest Christian University
Tight End
6-2, 207, Freshman
Medford, Oklahoma
Medford High School
#73 Brooklyn Paul
#87 Matt Thomas
Offensive Guard
6-2, 287, Junior
Fort Worth, Texas
Eastern Hills High School
Tight End
6-5, 243, Freshman
Moorland, Oklahoma
Mooreland High School
19
Player Profiles
#88 Kahlil Owens
#94 Justin Fulmer
Tight End
6-5, 235, Freshman
Pensacola, Florida
Defensive Tackle
6-4, 275, Sophomore
Sterling, Louisiana
University of Louisiana at Monroe
#89 Chase Crawley
#95 Dominique Jordan
Wide Receiver
6-2, 195, Freshman
Henryetta, Oklahoma
Henryetta High School
Defensive End
6-2, 205, Freshman
Kingsland, Georgia
Camden County High School
#90 Peter Brooks
#98 Tristan Butler
Defensive End
6-4, 274, Freshman
Atlanta, Georgia
Northwest High School
Defensive Tackle
6-0, 281, Freshman
Pensacola, Florida
J.M. Tate High School
#93 James Day
Defensive End
6-2, 236, Freshman
Guthrie, Oklahoma
Guthrie High School
20
2008 Opponents
Southwestern Oklahoma
State university
Black Hills
state university
August 28 - 7 p.m.
Ranger Field (6,000)
Alva, Okla.
September 13 - 1 p.m.
Lyle Hare Stadium (4,200)
Spearfish, S.D.
UNIVERSITY INFORMATION
Location................................................................................................Weatherford, Okla.
Founded......................................................................................................................1901
Enrollment..................................................................................................................5,300
Nickname..............................................................................................................Bulldogs
Colors................................................................................................Navy Blue and White
Affiliation...................................................................................................NCAA Division II
Conference................................................................................Lone Star (North Division)
Stadium.......................................................................................................Milam Stadium
Capacity.....................................................................................................................9,000
Field Surface.................................................................................................Natural Grass
President......................................................................................................Dr. John Hays
Athletic Director..............................................................................................Cecil Perkins
Sports Information Director.............................................................................Justin Tinder
SID Phone.....................................................................................................580.774.7162
SID Fax.........................................................................................................580.774.7144
Website.......................................................................................www.swosu.edu/athletics
Location......................................................................................................Spearfish, S.D.
Founded......................................................................................................................1883
Enrollment..................................................................................................................2,800
Nickname.....................................................................................................Yellow Jackets
Colors........................................................................................................Green and Gold
Affiliation.....................................................................................................................NAIA
Conference..............................................................................Dakota Athletic Conference
Stadium.......................................................................................................Lyle Hare Field
Capacity.....................................................................................................................4,200
President..........................................................................................Dr. Kay Schallenkamp
Athletic Director...............................................................................................Jhett Albers
Sports Information Director..........................................................................Bradd Schafer
SID Phone.....................................................................................................605.642.6460
SID Fax.........................................................................................................605.642.6539
Website.........................................................................................www.bhsu.edu/athletics
SERIES HISTORY
Series Record..................................................................................................SW 46-28-4
NW at Home..................................................................................................................N/A
NW on the Road............................................................................................................N/A
Last NW Win................................................................................November 9, 1995, 30-7
Last SW Win....................................................................................August 23, 2007, 33-7
Last NW Home Win......................................................................November 9, 1995, 30-7
Last NW Road Win......................................................................October 19, 1991, 20-14
Biggest NW Margin of Victory........................................................................................N/A
Biggest SW Margin of Victory........................................................................................N/A
Current Streak.......................................................................................SWOSU, 3 games
Longest NW Winning Streak.........................................................................................N/A
Longest SW Winning Streak.........................................................................................N/A
SERIES HISTORY
Series Record...............................................................................................................N/A
NW at Home..................................................................................................................N/A
NW on the Road............................................................................................................N/A
Last NW Win.................................................................................................................N/A
Last BHSU Win.............................................................................................................N/A
Last NW Home Win.......................................................................................................N/A
Last NW Road Win........................................................................................................N/A
Biggest BHSU Margin of Victory....................................................................................N/A
Current Streak...............................................................................................................N/A
Longest BHSU Winning Streak.....................................................................................N/A
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach.......................................................................................................Ryan Held
Alma Mater................................................................................................Nebraska, 1996
Career Record/Years..................................................................................27-43 / 7 years
Record at SW/Years....................................................................................13-20 / 3 years
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach.......................................................................................................John Scott
Alma Mater.....................................................................................Sioux Falls, S.D., 1982
Career Record/Years..............................................................................106-68 / 18 years
Record at BHSU/Years...............................................................................31-20 / 6 years
Aug. 28
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
2008 Schedule
at Northwestern Okla. St.
7 p.m.
at Eastern New Mexico
7 p.m.
Angelo State
6 p.m.
at West Texas A&M
6 p.m.
Tarleton State
6 p.m.
at Southeastern Oklahoma 6 p.m.
Northeastern State
3:30 p.m.
Central Oklahoma 2 p.m.
at East Central
6 p.m.
Oklahoma Panhandle St.
6 p.m.
at Texas A&M Commerce
2 p.m.
2007 Results (6-5)
Aug. 23
Aug. 31
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 10
Northeastern OklahomaW 33-7
Texas A&M Kingsville W 7-3
at Midwestern State
L 10-47
at Okla. Panhandle St. W 38-8
Abilene Christian
L 14-50
at Tarleton State
L 19-43
Southeastern Okla.
L 24-40
at Northeastern State W 31-24
at Central Oklahoma
L 7-10
East Central
W 24-18
Texas A&M Commerce W 21-14
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
21
2008 Schedule
at Southwest State
4 p.m.
Northwestern Okla. St.
1 p.m.
S.D. School of Mines
1 p.m.
at Mayville State
1:30 p.m.
Dakota State
1 p.m.
Valley City State
1 p.m.
at Dickinson State
1:30 p.m.
Minot State
1 p.m.
at Jamestown College
1 p.m.
at S.D. School of Mines
1 p.m.
2007 Results (7-4)
Sept. 1
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 6
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 17
at Carroll College
Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Valley City State
at Minot State
at Dickinson State
S.D. School of Mines
Dakota State
Mayville State
at Valley City State
at Carroll College
L 0-17
L 3-14
W 37-17
L 14-30
W 23-3
W 58-0
W 22-7
W 19-16
W 30-6
W 52-0
L 0-34
2008 Opponents
Southwestern
College
Sterling
College
Family Day
Alva, Okla.
October 4 - 2 p.m.
Alva, Okla.
Location........................................................................................................Winfield, Kan.
Founded......................................................................................................................1885
Enrollment..................................................................................................................1,400
Nickname....................................................................................................Moundbuilders
Colors......................................................................................................Purple and White
Conference............................................................Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Stadium......................................................................................................Art Kahler Field
Capacity.....................................................................................................................4,000
President.....................................................................................W. Richard Merriman, Jr.
Athletic Director.............................................................................................Mike Kirkland
Sports Information Director.............................................................................Mike Collins
SID Phone.....................................................................................................620.229.6259
SID Fax.........................................................................................................620.229.6124
Website......................................................................................www.sckans.edu/athletics
Location.........................................................................................................Sterling, Kan.
Founded......................................................................................................................1887
Enrollment.....................................................................................................................500
Nickname..............................................................................................................Warriors
Colors........................................................................................Navy Blue, Red and Silver
Conference............................................................Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Stadium......................................................................................................Smisor Stadium
Capacity.....................................................................................................................2,000
President................................................................................................Dr. Bruce Douglas
Athletic Director.............................................................................................Andy Lambert
Sports Information Director.............................................................................Justin Morris
SID Phone.....................................................................................................620.278.4324
SID Fax.........................................................................................................620.278.4319
Website......................................................................................www.sterling.edu/athletics
SERIES HISTORY
Series Record....................................................................................................NW, 11-10
NW at Home..................................................................................................................N/A
NW on the Road............................................................................................................N/A
Last NW Win.............................................................................September 15, 2007, 34-0
Last SC Win............................................................................September 29, 2007, 22-21
Last NW Road Win....................................................................September 15, 2007, 34-0
Biggest SC Margin of Victory........................................................................................N/A
Current Streak...............................................................................................NW, 4 games
Longest SC Winning Streak..........................................................................................N/A
SERIES HISTORY
Series Record........................................................................................................NW, 5-1
NW at Home..................................................................................................................N/A
NW on the Road............................................................................................................N/A
Last SC Win............................................................................September 29, 2007, 22-21
Last NW Road Win......................................................................October 19, 1991, 20-14
Biggest SC Margin of Victory........................................................................................N/A
Current Streak.................................................................................................SC, 1 game
Longest SC Winning Streak..........................................................................................N/A
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach..................................................................................................Ken Crandall
Alma Mater.......................................................................................Fort Hays State, 1990
Career Record/Years................................................................................27-78 / 10 years
Record at SC/Years..........................................................................................4-6 / 1 year
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach..................................................................................................Andy Lambert
Alma Mater.................................................................................Trinity International, 1991
Career Record/Years.................................................................................55-58 / 11 years
Record at SC/Years....................................................................................25-14 / 4 years
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
2008 Schedule
Univ. of Saint Mary
at McPherson College
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethel College
at Sterling College at Friends
Tabor College
at Ottawa
Bethany College
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2007 Results (4-6)
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 6
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 10
at Univ. of Saint Mary
McPherson College
at Kansas Wesleyan
at Bethel College
Sterling College
Friends
at Tabor College
Ottawa
at Bethany College
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
W 12-7
L 0-34
W 34-21
L 14-44
L 0-41
L 12-42
L 9-17
W 26-20
W 28-14
L 14-36
22
2008 Schedule
Friends
at Tabor College
Bethel College
at McPherson College
Southwestern College at Bethany College
at Kansas Wesleyan
Univ. of Saint Mary
Ottawa
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
2 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2007 Results (8-2)
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 6
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 10
at Friends
L 13-24
Tabor College
W 36-27
at Bethel College
L 23-28
at Northwestern Okla. St.W 22-21
McPherson College
W 42-28
at Southwestern College W 42-12
Bethany College
W 42-0
Kansas Wesleyan
W 37-15
at Univ. of Saint Mary W 48-21
at Ottawa
W 28-0
2008 Opponents
Peru State
College
Oklahoma Panhandle
State University
October 11 - 1 p.m.
Oak Bowl (2,500)
Peru, Neb.
October 18 - 2 p.m.
Alva, Okla.
Location.............................................................................................................Peru, Neb.
Founded......................................................................................................................1867
Enrollment..................................................................................................................1,400
Nickname...............................................................................................................Bobcats
Colors...............................................................................................Royal Blue and White
Conference.....................................................................................................Independent
Stadium...............................................................................................................Oak Bowl
Capacity.....................................................................................................................2,500
Field Surface................................................................................................Natural Grass
President..................................................................................................Dr. Dan Johnson
Athletic Director...........................................................................................Richard Speas
Sports Information Director.............................................................................Dave Walker
SID Phone.....................................................................................................402.872.2441
SID Fax.........................................................................................................402.872.2302
Website.................................................................................................. athletics.peru.edu
Location.....................................................................................................Goodwell, Okla.
Founded......................................................................................................................1909
Enrollment..................................................................................................................1,200
Nickname.................................................................................................................Aggies
Colors...........................................................................................Crimson and Royal Blue
Affiliation...................................................................................................NCAA Division II
Conference...................................................................................................................N/A
Stadium..................................................................................................Carl Wooten Field
Capacity.....................................................................................................................5,000
Field Surface................................................................................................Natural Grass
President...................................................................................................Dr. David Bryant
Athletic Director................................................................................................Jerry Olson
Sports Information Director...........................................................................Scott Puryear
SID Phone.....................................................................................................580.349.1340
SID Fax.........................................................................................................580.349.1345
Website.........................................................................................www.opsu.edu/Athletics
SERIES HISTORY
Series Record........................................................................................................NW, 9-2
NW at Home..................................................................................................................5-0
NW on the Road............................................................................................................4-2
Last NW Win................................................................................October 20, 2007, 59-14
Last PSC Win.......................................................October 21, 2006, W 20-30 (NW forfeit)
Last NW Home Win.....................................................................October 20, 2007, 59-14
Last NW Road Win.....................................................................November 12, 2005, 32-0
Biggest NW Margin of Victory........................................................October 28, 2000, 63-0
Biggest PSC Margin of Victory...................................................November 1, 1997, 33-20
Current Streak.................................................................................................NW, 1 game
Longest NW Winning Streak..............................................................7 games, 1998-2005
Longest PSC Winning Streak...........................................................1 game, 1997 & 2006
SERIES HISTORY
Series Record.................................................................................................NW, 43-15-3
NW at Home..................................................................................................................N/A
NW on the Road............................................................................................................N/A
Last NW Win....................................................................................October 6, 2007, 56-0
Last OPSU Win............................................................October 7, 2006, 7-41 (NW forfeit)
Last NW Home Win........................................................................ October 6, 2007, 56-0
Biggest NW Margin of Victory..........................................................August 26, 2000, 67-0
Biggest OPSU Margin of Victory........................................................................1969, 21-0
Longest NW Winning Streak...........................................16 games (1984-81, 1995-2002)
Longest OPSU Winning Streak..............................................................5 games, 1961-65
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach.......................................................................................................Terry Clark
Alma Mater...................................................................................University of Mary, 1996
Record at PSC/Years..................................................................................25-41 / 6 years
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach......................................................................................................Mike Wyatt
Alma Mater......................................................................................................OPSU, 1981
Career Record/Years......................................................................................0-10 / 1 year
Record at OPSU/Years...................................................................................0-10 / 1 year
Aug. 30
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
2008 Schedule
Hastings College
Valley City State
at Iowa Wesleyan
at Bacone College
at Waldorf College
at Benedictine College at SW Assemblies of God
Grandview
Haskell Indian Nations
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
2 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
2007 Results (6-5)
Sept. 1
Sept. 6
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 6
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 10
Aug. 30
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Jamestown College
L 7-36
at Minn. St. - Mankato L 0-70
Southern Nazarene
W 16-13
Iowa Wesleyan
W 30-7
Bacone College
W 30-0
at Waldorf College
W 24-6
Benedictine College L 28-30
at Northwestern Okla. St.L 14-59
at Haskell Indian Nations W 42-14
SW Assemblies of God W 41-26
at Valley City State
L 27-45
23
2008 Schedule
Fort Lewis College
at Colorado St. - Pueblo
at Langston
Southern Nazarene
Tabor College
at Texas College
at Northwestern Okla. St. Bacone College
at Southwestern Okla. St.
Eastern New Mexico
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
4 p.m.
4 p.m.
2 p.m.
2 p.m.
1 p.m.
6 p.m.
1 p.m.
2007 Results (0-10)
Sept. 1
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 6
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 10
Langston
L 0-29
Southwestern Okla. St. L 8-38
at Tabor College
L 28-49
Colo. School of Mines L 13-41
at Bacone College
L 0-30
Western State
L 14-47
at Texas College
L 8-34
at Southern Nazarene L 14-35
Eastern New Mexico L 0-52
2008 Opponents
langston
university
southern nazarene
university
November 1 - 4 p.m.
Homecoming
Alva, Okla.
October 25 - 2 p.m.
William E. Anderson Field (12,000)
Langston, Okla.
Location.....................................................................................................Langston, Okla.
Founded......................................................................................................................1897
Enrollment..................................................................................................................3,000
Nickname...................................................................................................................Lions
Colors......................................................................................................Blue and Orange
Conference........................................................................Central States Football League
Stadium......................................................................................William E. Anderson Field
Capacity...................................................................................................................12,000
Field Surface........................................................................................................Field Turf
President...................................................................................................JoAnn Haysbert
Athletic Director..............................................................................................Patric Simon
Sports Information Director............................................................................Crystal Kelso
SID Phone.....................................................................................................405.466.2945
SID Fax.........................................................................................................405.466.3347
Website...............................................................................................www.luathletics.com
Location.......................................................................................................Bethany, Okla.
Founded......................................................................................................................1899
Enrollment..................................................................................................................2,200
Nickname....................................................................................................Crimson Storm
Colors...................................................................................................Crimson and White
Stadium..........................................................................................SNU Football Complex
Capacity.....................................................................................................................3,500
President..............................................................................................Dr. Loren Gresham
Athletic Director..............................................................................................Bobby Martin
Sports Information Director...............................................................................Scott Secor
SID Phone.....................................................................................................405.491.6619
SID Fax.........................................................................................................405.491.6387
Website.......................................................................................................sports.snu.edu
SERIES HISTORY
Series Record....................................................................................................NW, 25-21
NW at Home..................................................................................................................N/A
NW on the Road............................................................................................................N/A
Last NW Win..................................................................................October 13, 2007, 32-8
Last LU Win.............................................................................September 30, 2006, 52-35
Last NW Home Win.......................................................................October 26, 1991, 23-6
Last NW Road Win........................................................................October 18, 2003, 53-9
Biggest LU Margin of Victory......................................................November 17, 1973, 67-0
Longest NW Winning Streak..............................................................9 games, 1996-2004
Longest LU Winning Streak..................................................5 games, 1958-62 & 1964-68
SERIES HISTORY
Series Record........................................................................................................NW, 3-1
NW at Home..................................................................................................................0-1
NW on the Road............................................................................................................3-0
Last NW Win..............................................................................November 10, 2007, 45-7
Last SNU Win........................................................September 16, 2006, 0-20 (NW forfeit)
Last NW Home Win.......................................................................................................N/A
Last NW Road Win.................................................................... November 10, 2007, 45-7
Biggest NW Margin of Victory.................................................... November 10, 2007, 45-7
Biggest SNU Margin of Victory......................................................................................N/A
Longest NW Winning Streak..................................................................2 games, 2004-05
Longest SNU Winning Streak.......................................................................1 game, 2006
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach.................................................................................................Greg Johnson
Alma Mater.............................................................................Northwestern Okla. St., 1982
Record at LU/Years.....................................................................................57-47 / 9 years
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach..................................................................................................Mike Cochran
Alma Mater.....................................................................................Bethany College, 1991
Career Record/Years....................................................................................13-7 / 2 years
Record at SNU/Years...................................................................................13-7 / 2 years
Aug. 30
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
2008 Schedule
at Stephen F. Austin
Lincoln
Okla. Panhandle St.
Lane
at Grambling State
at Central St. Ohio
at Texas College
SW Assemblies of God
at Southern Nazarene
Bacone
6 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
3 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2 p.m.
2 p.m.
2 p.m.
2 p.m.
2 p.m.
2007 Results (5-4)
Sept. 1
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 6
Oct. 13
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
at Okla. Panhandle St.
at Evangel
at Lane College
at Lincoln at Stillman College
Texas College
Southern Nazarene
at Bacone College
Aug. 30
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
W 29-0
L 0-24
L 15-25
W 46-7
L 19-23
W 12-3
L 8-32
W 14-9
W 51-25
24
2008 Schedule
Eastern New Mexico
Olivet Nazarene
at Mary-Hardin Baylor
at Okla. Panhandle State
at Bacone College
East Central
at Bethel College Texas College
Langston
SW Assemblies of God
6 p.m.
2 p.m.
6 p.m.
4 p.m.
7 p.m.
2 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2 p.m.
4 p.m.
2 p.m.
2 p.m.
2007 Results (6-4)
Sept. 1
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 10
at Howard Payne Belhaven
at Peru State
Bacone College
at Azusa Pacific
Missouri-Rolla
Texas College
at Langston
Okla. Panhandle St.
W 42-14
W 28-21
L 13-16
W 42-21
L 7-38
W 35-21
W 32-6
L 9-14
W 35-14
L 7-45
2008 Opponents
Bacone
College
Texas
College
November 8 - 2 p.m.
Indian Bowl (8,000)
Muskogee, Okla.
November 15 - 2 p.m.
Alva, Okla.
Location...................................................................................................Muskogee, Okla.
Founded......................................................................................................................1880
Enrollment..................................................................................................................1,000
Nickname..............................................................................................................Warriors
Colors..........................................................................................................Red and White
Stadium............................................................................................................Indian Bowl
Capacity.....................................................................................................................8,000
Field Surface........................................................................................................Field Turf
President..............................................................................Rev. Dr. Robert J. Duncan Jr.
Athletic Director...............................................................................................Joseph Cole
Sports Information Director................................................................................Clay Davis
SID Phone.....................................................................................................918.781.7359
SID Fax.........................................................................................................918.686.6943
Website..............................................................................................athletics.bacone.edu
Location..............................................................................................................Tyler, Tex.
Founded......................................................................................................................1894
Enrollment.....................................................................................................................800
Nickname.................................................................................................................Steers
Colors........................................................................................................Purple and Gold
Stadium...................................................................Trinity Mother Frances Rose Stadium
Capacity...................................................................................................................15,000
Field Surface......................................................................................................Astro Play
President.............................................................................................Dr. Billy C. Hawkins
Athletic Director..................................................................................................Jay Brown
Sports Information Director..........................................................................................TBA
SID Phone....................................................................................................................TBA
SID Fax....................................................................................................................... TBA
Website......................................................................www.texascollege.edu/athletics.htm
SERIES HISTORY
Series Record........................................................................................................NW, 7-3
NW at Home..................................................................................................................N/A
NW on the Road............................................................................................................N/A
Last NW Win..................................................................................October 27, 2007, 59-7
Last BC Win................................................................October 28, 2006, 0-55 (NW forfeit)
Last NW Home Win.......................................................................October 27, 2007, 59-7
Biggest BC Margin of Victory.............................................................................1932, 19-0
Longest BC Winning Streak...................................................1 game, 1932, 1938 & 2006
SERIES HISTORY
Series Record........................................................................................................NW, 3-1
NW at Home..................................................................................................................3-0
NW on the Road............................................................................................................0-1
Last TC Win.................................................................................October 22, 2005, 27-21
Last NW Road Win...................................................................... November 3, 2007, 20-7
Biggest NW Margin of Victory...................................................... November 4, 2006, 14-0
Biggest TC Margin of Victory........................................................October 22, 2005, 27-21
Longest TC Winning Streak..........................................................................1 game, 2005
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach.............................................................................................Joseph Thrasher
Alma Mater................................................................................................Belhaven, Miss.
Career Record/Years....................................................................................6-15 / 2 years
Record at BC/Years......................................................................................6-15 / 2 years
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach.......................................................................................................Jay Brown
Alma Mater....................................................................................Stephen F. Austin, 1988
Record at TC/Years.....................................................................................27-27 / 6 years
Aug. 30
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
2008 Schedule
at Dakota State
Louisiana College
at Haskell Indian Nations
Howard Payne
Peru State
Southern Nazarene
at SW Assemblies of God
at Okla. Panhandle State
at Texas College
at Langston
1:30 p.m.
2 p.m.
7 p.m.
2 p.m.
2 p.m.
7 p.m.
2 p.m.
2 p.m.
7 p.m.
2 p.m.
2 p.m.
2007 Results (4-7)
Aug. 25
Sept. 1
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 6
Oct. 13
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 10
Eastern New Mexico L 20-63
at New Mexico HighlandsL 23-41
Bethel College
L 18-42
at Peru State
L 0-30
Haskell Indian Nations W 47-14
Okla. Panhandle State W 30-0
Langston
L 25-51
Texas College
W 41-12
Aug. 30
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Oct. 4
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
25
2008 Schedule
at Mississippi Valley St.
5 p.m.
at Prairie View 4 p.m.
at Howard Payne
12 p.m.
Texas Southern
5 p.m.
2 p.m.
Langston 3 p.m.
2 p.m.
Bacone College
7:30 p.m.
Concordia College
2 p.m.
2 p.m.
2007 Results (4-7)
Aug. 25
Sept. 1
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Oct. 6 Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 10
at Henderson St.
L 7-44
Texas - Arlington
W 53-0
at Arkansas Tech
L 6-21
at Belhaven L 43-55
Howard Payne
W 33-27
at Langston
L 3-12
Oklahoma Panhandle St.W 34-8
Northwestern Okla. St. L 7-20
at Bacone College
L 12-41
2007 Statistics
2008 NAIA PRESEASON POLL
2007 TEAM STATISTICS
NORTHWESTERN OPPONENTS
SCORING
383
190
--Points per game
31.9
15.8
FIRST DOWNS
263
201
--Rushing
159
86
--Passing
70
98
--Penalty
34
17
RUSHING YARDAGE
3001
1492
--Yards gained rushing
3303
1992
--Yards lost rushing
302
500
--Rushing attempts
611
435
--Average per rush
4.9
3.4
--Average per game
250.1
124.3
--Touchdowns rushing
37
14
PASSING YARDAGE
1676
1946
--Att/Comp/Int
208/128/7
336/168/14
--Average per pass
8.1
5.8
--Average per catch
13.1
11.6
--Average per game
139.7
162.2
--TDs passing
11
10
TOTAL OFFENSE
4677
3438
--Total plays
819
771
--Average per play
5.7
4.5
--Average per game
389.8
286.5
Kick Returns: Number/Yards
30/486
51/940
Punt Returns: Number/Yards
29/254
9/210
INT Returns: Number/Yards
14/203
7/50
Kick Return Average
16.2
18.4
Punt Return Average
8.8
23.3
INT Return Average
12.1
13.0
Fumbles/Lost
16/9
27/16
Punts/Yard/s
44/1592
56/1807
--Average per punt
36.2
32.3
--Net punt average
31.4
27.7
Penalties/Yards
85/770
98/958
--Average per game
64.2
79.8
3rd Down Conversions
65/158
54/162
--3rd Down pct.
41.1%
33.3%
4th Down Conversions
10/23
13/33
--4th Down pct.
43.5%
39.4%
Based on 89 of 90 schools reporting
NATIONAL
RANKING
15th
15th
6th
16th
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
T19
T19
21
22
23
24
25
School
First Place Votes 2007 Record Total Points
Carroll College (Mont.)
15
15-0
340
Univ. of Sioux Falls (S.D.)
13-1
327
Missouri Valley College
10-3
308
University of Saint Francis (Ind.)
11-2
297
Ohio Dominican University
12-1
292
Bethel College (Tenn.)
11-2
280
Morningside College (Iowa)
9-3
261
Saint Xavier University (Ill.)
10-3
248
Lindenwood University (Mo.)
10-2
237
Saint Ambrose University (Iowa)
8-3
198
Friends University (Kan.)
9-2
183
MidAmerica Nazarene University (Kan.)
9-3
181
Northwestern College (Iowa)
8-2
164
University of Virginia’s College at Wise
9-2
131
Northwestern Oklahoma State University 8-4
129
Georgetown College (Ky.)
6-4
124
Bethel College (Kan.)
8-1
115
Black Hills State University (S.D.)
7-4
111
Jamestown College (N.D.)
9-2
105
Minot State University (N.D.)
6-4
105
Montana Tech of the Univ of Montana
7-4
98
University of the Cumberlands (Ky.)
8-3
93
Azusa Pacific University (Calif.)
6-5
77
Malone College (Ohio)
8-4
41
McKendree University (Ill.)
6-4
38
Others Receiving Votes:
Nebraska Wesleyan University 22; Sterling College (Kan.) 21; Cumberland University
(Tenn.) 21; Shorter College (Ga.) 6; Montana State University-Northern 3; Langston
University (Okla.) 3; Campbellsville University (Ky.) 1; Southern Oregon University 1;
Southern Nazarene University (Okla.) 1; Hastings College (Neb.) 1
39th
39th
31st
19th
43rd
2007 SCORE BY QUARTERS
NORTHWESTERN
OPPONENTS
1st
86
61
2nd
121
60
3rd
112
43
4th
64
26
Total
383
190
2007 RESULTS
Date
August 23
August 30
September 8
September 15
September 29
October 6
October 13
October 20
October 27
November 3
November 10
Novermber 17
Opponent
Score
at Southwestern Oklahoma St. L 7-33
at Southeastern Oklahoma St. L 26-48
N.M. Highlands
W 17-9
at Southwestern (Kan.)
W 34-0
Sterling (Kan.)
L 21-22
W 56-0
at Langston W 32-8
Peru State (Neb.)
W 59-14
Bacone W 59-7
at Texas College
W 20-7
Southern Nazarene
W 45-7
Sioux Falls (S.D.)
L 7-35
Record Attendence
0-1
4,500
0-2
2,215
1-2
2,341
2-2
2-3
2,846
3-3
4,873
4-3
5-3
1,342
6-3
1,328
7-3
8-3
3,000
8-4
1,617
First-Team All-CSFL Conference selection Billy Barefield completed 62 percent of
his passes for 1,656 yards and 11 touchdowns. He also rushed for 519 yards.
26
2007 Statistics
2007 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING
Thez Robinson
Rod Gray
Billy Barefield
Courtney Jones
Korey Williams
Zach Edwards
Quincy Cotton
Blake Kidder
Rashad Williams
Colt Oller
Derrick Thomas
Tommy Rogers
Aaron Miller
Cotton Green
Lenny Boatner
TEAM
Aaron Vermillion
J.D. Johnson
Totals
G
11
12
12
7
12
12
4
7
6
11
12
4
8
10
7
12
12
6
12
ATT. Gain Loss Net Avg.
217 1465 40 1425 6.6
198 854 75 779 3.9
110 629 110 519 4.7
44 225 16 209 4.8
6 43 0 43 7.2
5 36 5 31 6.2
8 19 10 9 1.1
1 12 0 12 12.0
2
6
0
6 3.0
4
6
0
6 1.5
1
4
0
4 4.0
1
1
0
1 1.0
1
2
0
2 2.0
1
1
0
1 1.0
2
0
3 -3 -1.5
5
0
6 -6 -1.2
1
0 20 -20 -20.0
4
0 17 -17 -4.3
611 3303 302 3001 4.9
PUNTING
Aaron Vermillion
J.D. Johnson
Billy Barefield
Team
Totals
TD Long Avg/G
18 62 129.5
7 53 64.9
6 37 43.3
1 21 29.9
0 16 3.6
0 13 2.6
0 15 2.3
1 12 1.7
1
5
1.0
3
3
0.5
0
4
0.3
0
1
0.3
0
2
0.3
0
1
0.1
0
0
-0.4
0
0
-0.5
0
0
-1.7
0
0
-2.8
37 62 500.2
No. Yds. Avg.
25 222 8.9
2 14 7.0
1 16 16.0
1
2 2.0
29 254 8.8
TD Long
0 43
0 13
0 16
0
2
0 43
KICK RETURNS
Rod Gray
Korey Williams
Thez Robinson
B.J. Hodshire
Tyler Grey
Lantz Mathers
Tommy Rogers
Totals
No. Yds. Avg.
15 298 19.9
10 159 15.9
1 14 14.0
1
9 9.0
1
4 4.0
1
2 2.0
1
0 0.0
30 486 16.2
TD Long
0 51
0 32
0 14
0
9
0
4
0
2
0
0
0 51
INTERCEPTIONS
Derrick Thomas
Tyler Grey
Carlos Cotton
Nate Cotton
Jerrad Ware
Bryon Blount
Patrick Travis
Totals
No. Yds. Avg.
5 83 16.6
3 13 4.3
2 50 25.0
1 29 29.0
1 22 22.0
1
7 7.0
1 -1 -1.0
14 203 14.5
TD Long
0 38
0 12
1 27
1 29
0 22
0
7
0
0
2 38
Yds. Avg. Long
1372 37.1 57
39 39.0 39
181 36.2 45
0
0
0
1592 36.2 57
TB FC I20 Blkd.
2
0 10 1
0
0
1
0
2
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
4
0 14 1
FIELD GOALS FGM/FGA 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 LgM/LgA Blk.
Aaron Vermillion
4/10
1/1 1/2
1/4
1/1 0/0
44/45
3
Totals
4/10
1/1 1/2
1/4
1/1 0/0
44/45
3
PASSING
G Effic. Att.Comp. Int. Pct. Yds. TD Long Avg/G
Billy Barefield
12 142 201 125 7 0.62 1656 11
60
138.0
J.D. Johnson
6 94 5
3
0 0.60 20 0
11
3.3
Rod Gray
12 0
1
0
0 0.00 0
0
0
0.0
Zach Edwards
12 0
1
0
0 0.00 0
0
0
0.0
Totals
12 140 208 128 7 0.6 1676 11
60
139.7
RECEIVING
G No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg/G
Zach Edwards
12 43 677 15.7 2 60
56.4
Korey Williams
12 23 321 14.0 3 47
26.8
Cotton Green
10 22 269 12.2 3 34
26.9
Rod Gray
12 15 172 11.5 3 49
14.3
Kyle Culwell
10 8 98 12.3 0 32
9.8
Lenny Boatner
7
4 30 7.5 0 12
4.3
Aaron Miller
8
4 22 5.5 0 16
2.8
Thez Robinson
11 2 17 8.5 0 11
1.5
Carnelius Allen
2
2 16 8.0 0 11
8.0
Blake Kidder
7
2 11 5.5 0 10
1.6
Colt Oller
11 1 34 34.0 0 34
3.1
John Baudendistel
3
1
8 8.0 0
8
2.7
Courtney Jones
7
1
1 1.0 0
1
0.1
Totals
12 128 1676 13.1 11 60 139.7
PUNT RETURNS
Zach Edwards
Nate Cotton
Kelvin Morgan
Jerrad Ware
Totals
No.
37
1
5
1
44
27
SCORING
Thez Robinson
Aaron Vermillion
Rod Gray
Billy Barefield
Colt Oller
Korey Williams
Cotton Green
Zach Edwards
Courtney Jones
Rashad Williams
Blake Kidder
Shawn Meek
Nate Cotton
Carlos Cotton
TEAM
Totals
TD
18
0
10
6
3
3
3
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
51
FG Kick Rush Rcv. Pass DXP
0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0
9/13 48/51 0/0 0 0/0 0
0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0
0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0
0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0
0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0
0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0
0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0
0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0
0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0
0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0
0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0
0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0
0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0
0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0
9/13 48/51 0/0 0 0/0 0
ALL PURPOSE YDS
Thez Robinson
Rod Gray
Zach Edwards
Korey Williams
Billy Barefield
Cotton Green
Courtney Jones
Kyle Culwell
Derrick Thomas
Carlos Cotton
Nate Cotton
Colt Oller
Lenny Boatner
Jerrad Ware
Aaron Miller
Blake Kidder
Tyler Grey
Carnelius Allen
Kelvin Morgan
B.J. Hodshire
Quincy Cotton
John Baudendistel
Bryon Blount
Rashad Williams
Lantz Mathers
Tommy Rogers
Patrick Travis
TEAM
J.D. Johnson
Aaron Vermillion
Totals
G
11
12
12
12
12
10
7
10
12
11
11
11
7
7
8
7
12
2
10
12
4
3
7
6
12
4
12
12
6
12
12
Rush Rec.
1425 17
779 172
31 677
43 321
519 0
1 269
209 1
0 98
4
0
0
0
0
0
6 34
-3 30
0
0
2 22
12 11
0
0
0 16
0
0
0
0
9
0
0
8
0
0
6
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
-6 0
-17 0
-20 0
3001 1676
TOTAL OFFENSE
Billy Barefield
Thez Robinson
Rod Gray
Courtney Jones
Korey Williams
Zach Edwards
Blake Kidder
Quincy Cotton
Colt Oller
Rashad Williams
Derrick Thomas
J.D. Johnson
Aaron Miller
Cotton Green
Tommy Rogers
Lenny Boatner
TEAM
Aaron Vermillion
Totals
G
12
11
12
7
12
12
7
4
11
6
12
6
8
10
4
7
12
12
12
PlaysRushPass Total
311 519 1656 2175
217 1425 0 1425
199 779 0 779
44 209 0 209
6 43 0 43
6 31 0 31
1 12 0 12
8
9
0
9
4
6
0
6
2
6
0
6
1
4
0
4
9 -17 20 3
1
2
0
2
1
1
0
1
1
1
0
1
2 -3 0 -3
5 -6 0 -6
1 -20 0 -20
819 3001 1676 4677
PR
0
0
222
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
14
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
16
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
254
KOR
14
298
0
159
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
0
9
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
486
Saf
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
Pts.
108
75
60
36
18
18
18
12
6
6
6
6
6
6
2
383
IR MR Tot. Avg/G
0
0 1456 132.4
0
0 1249 104.1
0
0 930 77.5
0
0 523 43.6
0
0 519 43.3
0
0 270 27.0
0
0 210 30.0
0
0 98 9.8
83 0 87 7.3
50 0 50 4.5
29 0 43 3.9
0
0 40 3.6
0
0 27 3.9
22 0 24 3.4
0
0 24 3.0
0
0 23 3.3
13 0 17 1.4
0
0 16 8.0
0
0 16 1.6
0
0
9
0.8
0
0
9
2.3
0
0
8
2.7
7
0
7
1.0
0
0
6
1.0
0
0
2
0.2
0
0
1
0.3
-1 0 -1 -0.1
0
0 -6 -0.5
0
0 -17 -2.8
0
0 -20 -1.7
203 0 5620 468.3
Avg/G
181.3
129.5
64.9
29.9
3.6
2.6
1.7
2.3
0.5
1.0
0.3
0.5
0.3
0.1
0.3
-0.4
-0.5
-1.7
389.8
2007 Statistics
2007 INDIVIDUAL DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
DEFENSIVE STATSG
Hodshire, B.J.
12
Lantz Mathers
12
Jimmy Gomez
12
Bradley Hartfield 12
Derrick Thomas
12
Nate Cotton
11
Tyler Grey
12
Carlos Cotton
11
Shawn Meek
12
Patrick Travis
12
Kevin McDonald 10
Kelvin Morgan
10
Darrell Franklin
12
Josh Ridenour
9
George Eley
7
Jared Wilson
8
Emmett Morris
7
Jerrad Ware
7
Rob Gaskill
9
Dallas Bassett
4
TEAM
12
Blake Kidder
7
Fabian Bean
4
Bryon Blount
7
Wayne Croffit
7
Nate Barbee
8
Aaron Vermillion 12
Colt Oller
11
Rashad Williams 6
Richard Gunnels 3
Kyle Culwell
10
Zach Edwards
12
Cale Fischer
7
Lavell Littlejohn
2
Harrison Patterson 1
Christian Quintana 6
Rod Gray
12
TOTALS
12
UT
42
40
42
33
31
25
24
27
18
16
9
13
11
8
10
3
5
5
4
5
7
4
3
3
3
3
3
2
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
406
AT TOT TFL-YDS SACKS-YDSINT-YDS BRUPFR-YDS FF BLKD KICK SAF
43 85 10-37.5
4-21.7
0-0
6
0/0
2
0
0
41 81 21.5-109.2 10-82.7
0-0
6
2-0
4
0
0
32 74 6-23.5
1-14
0-0
0
2-15 1
0
0
33 66 8-48.7
3.5-38.7
0-0
4
2-0
1
0
0
27 58
.5-.3
0-0
5-83
2
1-0
0
1
0
24 49 4.5-18.8
1.5-12.5
1-29
3
2-0
0
0
0
22 46
4-24
2.5-16.2
3-13
2
0-0
1
1
0
11 38
0-0
0-0
2-50
1
0-0
0
0
0
18 36 9.5-40
4-26
0-0
0
2-35 0
0
0
9 25
1-2
0-0
1--1
3
1-0
1
0
0
16 25 3-11.5
1-8.5
0-0
0
1-0
0
0
0
7 20
0-0
0-0
0-0
1
1-0
0
0
0
7 18 6.5-30
2.5-16
0-0
2
1-0
0
0
0
10 18 1-0.3
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
4 14
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
8 11 3.5-8.3
1.5-6
0-0
0
0-0
2
0
0
4 9
1.5-2
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
4 9
0-0
0-0
1-22
0
0-0
0
0
0
5 9
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
3 8
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0 7
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
1-0
5
0
1
3 7
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
4 7
1.5-2
1-1
0-0
1
0-0
1
0
0
4 7
.5-.3
0-0
1-7
0
0-0
1
0
0
4 7
1.5-5
.5-2
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
1 4
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
1 4
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0 2
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
1 2
.5-3.5
.5-3.5
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
2 2
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0 1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0 1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0 1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0 1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0 1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0 1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
1 1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0
0
0
349 755 84.5/367 33.5/249 14/203 31 16/50 19
2
1
28
2007 Recap
Southwestern Okla. St. (Game 1)
August 23 - 7 p.m.
Ranger Field
Alva, Okla.
Score by Quarters 1 2
Northwestern
0 0
Southwestern
12 14
3
0
0
Southeastern Okla. St. (Game 2)
August 30 - 6 p.m.
Paul Laird Field
Durant, Okla.
4 Final
7
7
7
33
Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Final
Northwestern
0 7 6 13
26
Southwestern
14 14 13 7
48
SCORING SUMMARY
Team Qtr Time Scoring Play
SW 1 10:52 Andre Morgan safety
SW 1 10:33 Patrick Weaver 37-yard run (Spenser Daniel kick)
SW 1 5:53 Spenser Daniel 36-yard field goal
SW 2 13:07 Patrick Weaver 87-yard punt return (Spenser Daniel kick)
SW 2 3:57 Joshua Postin 3-yard run (Spenser Daniel kick)
NW 4 8:40 Billy Barefield 5-yard run (Aaron Vermillion kick)
SW 4 5:33 John Haggerty 52-yard pass from Jimmy Sangster (Spenser Daniel kick)
TEAM STATISTICS
NW
Score
7
First Downs
14
Rushes/Yards
41 / 78
Passing Yards
95
Att. / Comp. / Int.
25 / 13 / 1
Plays/Total Offense
66 / 173
Fumble Returns/Yards
0 / 0
Punt Returns/Yards
2 / 15
Kickoff Returns/Yards
3 / 59
Interception Returns/Yards
0 / 0
Punts (Number/Average) 8 / 34.8
Fumbles/Lost
1 / 1
Penalties/Yards
7 / 54
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing
Team
NW
NW
SW
SW
Player
Rod Gray
Billy Barefield
Patrick Weaver
Jamall King
Passing
Team
NW
NW
SW
SW
Player
Billy Barefield
Zach Edwards
Jimmy Sangster
Steve Day
Receiving
Team
NW NW
SW
SW
Player
Zach Edwards
Cotton Green
John Haggerty
Kyle Wimberly
Att.
17
17
6
10
Yds.
74
11
71
10
SW
33
14
39 / 85
210
19 / 12 / 1
58 / 295
0/0
3 / 117
1 / 33
1 / 20
5 / 36.4
2/1
15 / 167
TD
0
1
1
0
Att. Comp. Int.
24
13
1
1
0
0
17
11
0
2
1
0
No.
4
3
5
2
Yds.
65
11
95
45
NW
4
2:26 Cotton Green 3-yard pass from Billy Barefield (Aaron Vermillion kick)
TEAM STATISTICS
NW
Score
26
First Downs
22
Rushes/Yards
45 / 219
Passing Yards
177
Att. / Comp. / Int.
32 / 18 / 1
Plays/Total Offense
77 / 396
0 / 0
Punt Returns/Yards
3 / 16
8 / 132
Interception Returns/Yards 1 / 12
Fumbles/Lost
2 / 2
Penalties/Yards
8 / 66
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing
Yds.
95
95
206
4
TD
0
0
1
0
TD
0
0
1
0
Tackles
Team
NW
NW
SW
SW
SCORING SUMMARY
SE
1 13:53 Daniel Nichols 7-yard pass from Kolby Williams (Cole Jones kick)
SE
1 3:58 Sean Cooper 1-yard run (Cole Jones kick)
SE
2 5:05 Daniel Nichols 14-yard pass from Kolby WIlliams (Cole Jones kick)
NW 2 0:41 Thez Robinson 6-yard run (Aaron Vermillion kick)
SE
2 0:07 Robbie Morris 39-yard pass from Kolby Williams
SE
3 8:00 Sean Cooper 2-yard run (Cole Jones kick failed)
NW 3 3:45 Rod Gray 1-yard run (Aaron Vermillion kick blocked)
SE
3 3:32 Jerome Hewitt 75-yard kickoff return (Cole Jones kick)
SE
4 14:09 Marcus High 17-yard run (Cole Jones kick)
NW 4 7:01 Zach Edwards 5-yard pas from Billy Barefield (Aaron Vermillion kick blocked)
Player
Tackles
B.J. Hodshire
9
Bradley Harftield
8
Greg Franklin
9
Ruzell McCoy
7
Sacks: NW - B.J. Hodshire 1-7, Carlos Cotton 1-6, Fabian Bean 1-1, Tyler
Grey 0.5-3, Jard Wilson 0.5-2
SW - LaKendrick Bevil 1-11, Andre Morgan 1-4, Perry Carr 1-4, Kacy
Burnett 1-1, Greg Franklin 0.5-2, Ruzell McCoy0.5-1
Interceptions: SW - Demarcus Render 1-20
Team
NW
NW
SE
SE
Player
Billy Barefield
Thez Robinson
Sean Cooper
Marcus High
Passing
Team
NW
SE
SE
Player
Billy Barefield
Kolby Williams
Brandon Noohi
Att.
13
12
14
2
Yds.
121
56
50
22
TD
0
1
2
1
Att. Comp. Int.
32
18
1
20
14
1
5
2
0
Receiving
Team
NW NW
SE
SE
SE
48
20
39 / 98
317
25 / 16 / 1
64 / 415
0/0
2 / 45
5 / 201
1 / 14
4 / 38.8
2/0
13 / 170
Player
No. Yds.
Zach Edwards
6 66
Cotton Green
4 35
Brandon Covington 4 59
Daniel Nichols
3 33
Yds.
177
295
22
TD
2
3
0
TD
1
1
0
2
Tackles
Team
NW
NW
SE
SE
Player
Tackles
Jimmy Gomez
9
Bradley Harftield
7
Johnny Seals
9
Bernard Daniel
9
Sacks: NW - Bradley Hartfield 2-28, Jimmy Gomez 1-14, Shawn Meek 1-9,
Jard Wilson 1-4, B.J. Hodshire 1-1
Interceptions: NW - Tyler Grey 1-12
SE - Jeremiah Spencer 1-14
29
2007 Recap
New Mexico Highlands (Game 3)
Ranger Field
Alva, Okla.
Score by Quarters 1
N.M. Highlands
0
Northwestern
7
2
0
0
3
3
3
Southwestern College (Game 4)
Sonner Stadium
Winfield, Kan.
4 Final
6
9
7
17
Score by Quarters 1
Northwestern
13
Southwestern
0
2 3
7 14
0 0
4 Final
0
34
0
0
SCORING SUMMARY
NMHU 3 10:31 Hugo Barajas 28-yard field goal
NW 3 3:20 Aaron Vermillion 22-yard field goal
NW 4 7:23 Billy Barefield 60-yard pass to Zach Edwards (Aaron Vermillion kick)
NMHU 4 0:18 Ronnie Simpson 15-yard pass to Lavaughn Macon (pass failed)
SCORING SUMMARY
NW 1 3:23 Billy Barefield 33-yard pass to Cotton Green (kick blocked)
NW 2 12:54 Thez Robison 7-yard run (Aaron Vermillion kick)
NW 3 7:11 Colt Oller 1-yard carry (Aaron Vermillion kick)
NW 3 2:34 Billy Barefield 5-yard keeper (Aaron Vermillion kick)
TEAM STATISTICS
NMHU
Score
9
First Downs
25
Rushes/Yards
43 / 181
Passing Yards
95
Att. / Comp. / Int.
34 / 17 / 1
Plays/Total Offense
77 / 352
0 / 0
Punt Returns/Yards
0 / 0
3 / 47
0 / 0
Fumbles/Lost
3 / 2
Penalties/Yards
6 / 52
TEAM STATISTICS
NW
Score
34
First Downs
22
Rushes/Yards
46 / 226
Passing Yards
162
Att. / Comp. / Int.
17 / 11 / 1
Plays/Total Offense
63 / 388
0 / 0
Punt Returns/Yards
0 / 0
6 / 44
1 / 0
Punts (Number/Average)
7 / 30
Fumbles/Lost
2 / 1
Penalties/Yards
8 / 74
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing
Team Player
NW Rod Gray
NW Thez Robinson
NMHURandall Brown
NMHULavaughn Macon
Passing
Team Player
NW Billy Barefield
NMHURonnie Simpson
NMHUAlex Aispuro
Receiving
Team
NW NW
NMHU
NMHU
Player
Lenny Boatner
Zach Edwards
Daniel White
Laferrell Payne
Att.
14
19
22
6
Yds.
89
67
121
30
NW
17
14
43 / 164
210
11 / 7 / 0
54 / 273
0/0
2/8
3 / 37
1 / 23
5 / 36.4
1/0
5 / 42
TD
0
1
0
0
Att. Comp. Int.
11
7
0
23
10
1
11
7
0
No.
2
1
4
4
Yds.
20
60
59
40
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing
Team
NW
NW
SW
SW
Yds.
109
124
47
TD
0
1
0
0
Tackles
Team
NW
NW
NMHU
NMHU
Player
Tackles
B.J. Hodshire
12
Bradley Harftield
10
Thomas Riola
6
Kevin Island
6
Sacks: NW - Lantz Mathers 2-16, B.J. Hodshire 1-11
Interceptions: NW - Carlos Cotton 1-23
TD
1
1
0
Player
Thez Robinson
Rod Gray
Nick Mondero
Brendt Winn
Passing
Team
NW
NW
SW
SE
Player
Billy Barefield
J.D. Johnson
Jesse Lyons
Jeff Schaefer
Receiving
Team
NW NW
SW
SW
Player
Cotton Green
Kyle Culwell
Nick McBeath
Ryan Molz
Att.
10
18
13
9
Yds.
105
63
31
26
SW
0
9
38 / 84
125
27 / 9 / 1
65 / 209
0/0
3 / 49
1 / 20
1 / 38
4 / 43
1/1
10 / 94
TD
2
0
0
0
Att. Comp. Int.
16
11
1
1
0
0
20
6
1
7
3
0
No.
5
2
3
1
Yds.
69
39
43
17
Yds.
162
0
73
52
TD
1
0
0
0
TD
1
0
0
0
Tackles
Team
NW
NW
NW
NW
SW
SW
Player
Tackles
B.J. Hodshire
13
Lantz Mathers
8
Bradley Hartfield
8
Derrick Thomas
8
Oscar Guerrero
15
Blake Ridgeway
10
Sacks: NW - Nate Cotton 1-8, B.J. Hodshire 1-2.7, Lantz Mathers 1-2.7,
Bradley Hartfield 0.5-1.7
Interceptions: NW - Derrick Thomas 1-38
SW - Macklin Nusz 1-0
30
2007 Recap
Sterling College (Game 5)
Ranger Field
Alva, Okla.
Score by Quarters 1 2 3
Sterling
0 10 6
Northwestern
0 7 14
4 Final
6
22
0
21
SCORING SUMMARY
SC
2 11:36 Adam Langvardt 1-yard run (Brian Bristol kick)
SC
2 1:42 Brian Bristol 35-yard field goal
NW 2 1:42 Billy Barefield 34-yard pass to Cotton Green (Aaron Vermillion kick)
SC
3 6:17 Jake Buchanan 24-yard pass to Tyler Degenhardt (kick failed)
SC
4 13:35 Adam Langvardt 56-yard run (pass failed)
TEAM STATISTICS
SC
Score
22
First Downs
18
Rushes/Yards
40 / 207
Passing Yards
116
Att. / Comp. / Int.
29 / 13 / 0
Plays/Total Offense
69 / 323
0 / 0
Punt Returns/Yards
1 / 17
2 / 25
Fumbles/Lost
1 / 1
Penalties/Yards
3 / 26
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing
Team
NW
NW
SC
SC
Player
Thez Robinson
Rod Gray
Adam Langvardt
Tyler Degenhardt
Passing
Team
NW
NW
SC
Player
Billy Barefield
Rod Gray
Jake Buchanan
Receiving
Team
NW NW
SC SC
Player
Cotton Green
Zach Edwards
Tyler Degenhardt
Josh Oberle
Att.
20
17
16
9
Yds.
118
73
151
29
TD
2
0
2
0
Att. Comp. Int. Yds. TD
16
7
1 113 1
1
0
0
0 0
29
13
0 116 1
No.
3
2
4
4
Tackles
Team
NW
NW
SC
SC
NW
21
17
45 / 219
113
17 / 7 / 1
62 / 332
0/0
3 / 13
3 / 60
0/0
3 / 48.3
0/0
8 / 57
Player
Tackles
Lantz Mathers 12
Bradley Harftield
9
Derrick Sullivan
11
Brent Schneider
8
Interceptions: SC - A.J. Hood 1-16
Yds.
62
44
38
35
TD
1
0
1
0
Okla. Panhandle St. (Game 6)
October 6 - 3 p.m.
Ranger Field
Alva, Okla.
Panhandle St.
0 0 0
Northwestern
7 21 28
4 Final
0
0
0
56
SCORING SUMMARY
NW 1 7:58 Rod Gray 12-yard run (Aaron Vermillion kick)
NW 2 10:24 Billy Barefield 8-yard run (Aaron Vermillion kick)
NW 2 2:18 Rod Gray 15-yard runs (Aaron Vermillion kick)
NW 2 0:39 Billy Barefield 49-yard pass to Rod Gray (Aaron Vermillion kick)
NW 3 12:32 Blake Kidder 12-yard run (Aaron Vermillion kick)
NW 3 6:15 Colt Oller 2-yard run (Aaron Vermillion kick)
NW 3 0:57 Rashad Williams 1-yard run (Aaron Vermillion kick)
TEAM STATISTICS
OPSU
Score
0
First Downs
24
Rushes/Yards
31 / 56
Passing Yards
190
Att. / Comp. / Int.
53 / 26 / 5
Plays/Total Offense
84 / 246
0 / 0
Punt Returns/Yards
0 / 0
5 / 91
0 / 0
Fumbles/Lost
6 / 2
Penalties/Yards
10 / 82
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing
Team Player
NW Thez Robinson
NW Rod Gray
OPSU Andrew McGlory
OPSU Eric Lucero
Passing
Team Player
NW Billy Barefield
NW J.D. Johnson
OPSU Andrew McGlory
OPSU Kevin Launchland
Receiving
Team
NW NW
OPSU
OPSU
Player
Zach Edwards
Cotton Green
Jonathan Williams
Teron Guidry
Tackles
Team
NW
NW
OPSU
OPSU
Player
Jimmy Gomez
Lantz Mathers
Matt Warner
Gus Overstreet
Att.
13
11
6
3
Yds.
103
58
14
14
NW
56
28
45 / 284
235
11 / 10 / 0
56 / 519
1 / 14
1 / -3
0/0
5 / 45
2 / 21
0/0
18 / 153
TD
0
2
0
0
Att. Comp. Int.
10
10
0
1
0
0
33
19
4
14
5
1
No.
5
3
5
4
Yds.
120
53
38
40
Yds.
235
0
117
56
TD
1
0
0
0
TD
0
0
0
0
Tackles
10
8
13
7
Sacks: NW - Shawn Meek 1-7, Darrell Franklin 1-5, Lantz Mathers 0.5-4.5,
Kevin McDonald 0.5-4.5
Interceptions: NW - Derrick Thomas 2-17, Jerrad Ware 1-22, Bryon Blount
1-7, Patrick Travis 1- -1
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2007 Recap
Langston (Game 7)
October 13 - 7 p.m.
W.E. Anderson Stadium
Langston, Okla.
Northwestern
7 10 12
Langston
0 8 0
Peru State College (Game 8)
October 20 - 1 p.m.
Ranger Field
Alva, Okla.
4 Final
3
32
0
8
Peru State
14 0 0
Northwestern
14 28 14
SCORING SUMMARY
LU
2 4:32 Raytron Mayfield 11-yard run (Danny Lowery pass to Raytron Mayfield)
NW 3 11:37 Team Safety
TEAM STATISTICS
NW
Score
32
First Downs
26
Rushes/Yards
64 / 294
Passing Yards
104
Att. / Comp. / Int.
12 / 7 / 0
Plays/Total Offense
76 / 398
0 / 0
Punt Returns/Yards
0 / 0
2 / 23
1 / 41
Fumbles/Lost
2 / 1
Penalties/Yards
6 / 50
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing
Team
NW
NW
LU
LU
Player
Thez Robinson
Rod Gray
Raytron Mayfield
Tommy Bryant
Passing
Team Player
NW Billy Barefield
LU Danny Lowery
Receiving
Team
NW NW
LU
LU
Player
Zach Edwards
Korey Williams
Stephan Conley
Jerrod Jones
Att.
32
17
8
4
Yds.
221
45
33
11
LU
8
17
26 / -44
229
35 / 16 / 2
61 / 185
0/0
0/0
4 / 76
0/0
2 / 19.5
0/0
11 / 86
TD
2
0
1
0
12
7
0 104 0
35
16
2 229 0
No.
5
2
5
1
Yds.
49
55
74
32
TD
0
0
0
0
Tackles
Team
NW
NW
LU
LU
Player
Tackles
Jimmy Gomez
8
Lantz Mathers
8
Brandon Kennard 11
Lionel Bibbins
10
Sacks: NW - Lantz Mathers 2-19, Darrell Franklin 1.5-11, Wayne Croffit
0.5-2
Interceptions: NW - Nate Cotton 1-29, Tyler Grey 1- -2
4 Final
0
14
3
59
SCORING SUMMARY
PSC 1 8:14 Lynn Meyer 2-yard run (Bryan Miller kick)
PSC 1 6:17 Mike Mertens 1-yard run (Bryan Miller kick)
NW 2 8:05 Billy Barefield 20-yard pass to Korey Williams (Aaron Vermillion kick)
TEAM STATISTICS
PSC
Score
14
First Downs
8
Rushes/Yards
43 / 187
Passing Yards
23
Att. / Comp. / Int.
12 / 4 / 0
Plays/Total Offense
55 / 210
0 / 0
Punt Returns/Yards
0 / 0
5 / 52
0 / 0
Fumbles/Lost
1 / 1
Penalties/Yards
4 / 34
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing
Team
NW
NW
PSC
PSC
Player
Thez Robinson
Rod Gray
Mike Mertens
Nate Jeter
Passing
Team
NW
NW
PSC
Player
Billy Barefield J.D. Johnson
Derek Falor
Receiving
Team
NW NW
PSC
PSC
Player
Korey Williams
Kyle Culwell
Justin Powell
Ty Ratliff
Tackles
Team
NW
NW
NW
NW
PSC
PSC
32
Att.
20
21
14
7
Yds.
245
102
89
29
NW
59
26
56 / 438
157
18 / 13 / 0
74 / 595
0/0
3 / 18
0/0
0/0
1 / 38
1/0
4 / 21
TD
5
1
1
0
Att. Comp. Int.
15
10
0
3
3
0
12
4
0
No.
4
2
2
1
Player
Tackles
Lantz Mathers
7
Nate Cotton
6
Derrick Thomas
6
B.J. Hodshire
6
Dustin Sealy
10
Derek Derr
9
Yds.
49
33
20
3
TD
2
0
0
0
Yds.
137
20
23
TD
2
0
0
2007 Recap
Bacone College (Game 9)
October 27 - 2 p.m.
Ranger Field
Alva, Okla.
Bacone
0 0
Northwestern
14 31
3
7
7
4 Final
0
7
7
59
SCORING SUMMARY
NW 2 1:37 Shawn Meek 35-yard fumble return (Aaron Vermillion kick)
BC
3 14:47 Tyler Benoit 63-yard run (Brandon Hawley kick)
TEAM STATISTICS
BC
Score
7
First Downs
15
Rushes/Yards
27 / 109
Passing Yards
165
Att. / Comp. / Int.
33 / 15 / 2
Plays/Total Offense
60 / 274
0 / 0
Punt Returns/Yards
1 / 3
9 / 136
0 / 0
Fumbles/Lost
4 / 3
Penalties/Yards
8 / 100
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing
Team
NW
NW
BC
BC
Player
Thez Robinson
Courtney Jones
Tyler Benoit
William Diggs
Team
NW
BC
BC
Player
Billy Barefield
Jose Del Rio
Kyle Diekman
Passing
Receiving
Team
NW NW
BC
BC
Player
Zach Edwards
Korey Williams
Red Ivory
Kyle Allison
Tackles
Team
NW
NW
NW
BC
BC
Player
Jimmy Gomez
Nate Cotton
B.J. Hodshire
Justin Ficklin
Kyle Lechmer
Att.
30
13
9
11
Yds.
133
64
100
40
NW
59
28
59 / 212
267
17 / 15 / 0
76 / 479
1 / 35
6 / 78
2/9
2 / 16
3 / 43
2/0
3 / 30
TD
3
0
1
0
17
15
0 267 3
32
15
2 165 0
1
0
0
0 0
No.
6
4
6
4
Yds.
93
96
104
23
TD
0
1
0
0
Tackles
6
5
5
13
9
Texas College (Game 10)
November 3 - 2 p.m.
Rose Stadium
Tyler, Tex.
Northwestern
0 10
Texas College
7 0
SCORING SUMMARY
TC
1 9:20 Morris Thomas 1-yard run (Nolan kick)
NW 2 2:44 Rod Gray 3-yard carry (Aaron Vermillion kick)
TEAM STATISTICS
NW
Score
20
First Downs
23
Rushes/Yards
51 / 190
Passing Yards
122
Att. / Comp. / Int.
21 / 11 / 1
Plays/Total Offense
72 / 312
0 / 0
Punt Returns/Yards
6 / 60
2 / 23
Fumbles/Lost
1 / 1
Penalties/Yards
6 / 55
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing
Team
NW
NW
TC
TC
Player
Rod Gray
Courtney Jones
Fred Dixon
X’Zavier Bloodsaw
Att.
34
8
13
16
Yds.
124
33
35
23
TC
7
8
36 / 75
40
15 / 5 / 1
51 / 115
0/0
0/0
5 / 115
1/0
10 / 33.6
0/0
6 / 48
TD
2
0
0
0
Passing
Team Player
NW Billy Barefield 21
11
1 122 0
TC X’Zavier Bloodsaw 15
5
1 40 0
Receiving
Team
NW NW
TC
TC
Player
Zach Edwards
Cotton Green
Fred Dixon
Devron Stancil
No.
6
2
1
1
Yds.
69
16
18
12
TD
0
0
0
0
Tackles
Team
NW
NW
NW
NW
TC
TC
Player
Tackles
Lantz Mathers
9
Tyler Grey
6
B.J. Hodshire
6
Shawn Meek
6
Marcus Lightfoot
12
Ryan Miles
9
Sacks: NW - Lantz Mathers 2.5-24.5, Shawn Meek 1-4, Tyler Grey 0.5-4,
Kevin McDonald 0.5-4, Rashad Williams 0.5-3.5
TC - Roger Barker 1-4
Interceptions: NW - Derrick Thomas 1-15
TC - Kevin Robbins 1-0
Sacks: NW - Lantz Mathers 1-9, Nate Cotton 0.5-4.5, Tyler Grey 0.5-4.5
Interceptions: NW - Derrick Thomas 1-13, Tyler Grey 1-3
33
3 4 Final
0 10
20
0 0
7
2007 Recap
Southern Nazarene (Game 11)
November 10 - 2 p.m.
SNU Football Field
Bethany, Okla.
Score by Quarters 1
Northwestern
17
Southern Nazarene 0
2 3 4 Final
0 14 14
45
0 7 0
7
SCORING SUMMARY
NW 1 9:01 Carlos Cotton 27-yard interception return (Aaron Vermillion kick)
SNU 3 2:11 Tyler Schneider 18-yard pass to Jared Elmore (Ryan Brock kick)
NW 3 0:32 Cold Oller 3-yard touchdown (Aaron Vermillion kick)
NW 4 3:37 Courtney Jones 1-yard run (Aaron Vermillion kick)
TEAM STATISTICS
Score
First Downs
Rushes/Yards
Passing Yards
Att. / Comp. / Int.
Plays/Total Offense
Punt Returns/Yards
Fumbles/Lost
Penalties/Yards
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing
Team
NW
NW
SNU
SNU
Player
Thez Robinson
Rod Gray
Branden Smith
Tyler Schneider
Passing
Team Player
NW Billy Barefield
SNU Tyler Schneider
Receiving
Team
NW NW
SNU
SNU
Player
Zach Edwards
Rod Gray
A.J. Blackburn
Jared Elmore
Tackles
Team
NW
NW
SNU
SNU
Player
B.J. Hodshire
Nate Cotton
Frits Remedor
Mitch Hughes
NW
45
25
66 / 496
38
7 / 4 / 0
73 / 534
0 / 0
0 / 0
1 / 32
1 / 27
3 / 23.7
2 / 2
6 / 98
Att.
27
20
19
9
Yds.
274
92
79
13
SNU
7
19
30 / 99
209
41 / 25 / 1
71 / 308
0/0
0/0
4 / 77
0/0
4 / 32.5
3/2
8 / 76
TD
1
1
0
0
7
4
0 38 0
41
25
1 209 1
No.
1
1
10
5
Yds.
28
6
54
60
TD
0
0
0
1
Tackles
15
11
16
12
Sioux Falls (Game 12)
November 17 - noon
Sanford Health
Sioux Falls, S.D.
Northwestern
7 0
Sioux Falls 14 14
3
0
7
4 Final
0
7
0
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SCORING SUMMARY
USF 1 11:26 Chad Cavender 36-yard pass to J. Fenceroy (Matt Lindgren kick)
USF 1 1:00 Chad Cavender 10-yard run (Matt Lindgren kick)
USF 2 6:37 Chad Cavender 26-yard pass to Jon Ryan (Matt Lindgren kick)
USF 2 2:54 Chad Cavender 14-yard pass to J. Fenceroy (Matt Lindgren kick)
USF 3 14:41 Erik Cimpl 71-yard run (Matt Lindgren kick)
TEAM STATISTICS
NW
Score
7
First Downs
18
Rushes/Yards
50 / 181
Passing Yards
97
Att. / Comp. / Int.
20 / 12 / 2
Plays/Total Offense
70 / 278
1 / 1
Punt Returns/Yards
0 / 0
5 / 91
0 / 0
Fumbles/Lost
3 / 1
Penalties/Yards
4 / 50
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing
Team
NW
NW
USF
USF
Player
Thez Robinson
Billy Barefield
Erik Cimpl
Ryan Lowmiller
Passing
Team Player
NW Billy Barefield
USF Chad Cavender
Receiving
Team
NW NW
USF
USF
Player
Korey Williams
Zach Edwards
J. Fenceroy
Jon Ryan
Tackles
Team
NW
NW
USF
USF
Player
Kelvin Morgan
Jimmy Gomez
Dan Moe
T. Lodermeier
Att.
31
10
18
15
Yds.
107
61
177
134
USF
35
24
43 / 355
151
13 / 10 / 0
56 / 506
0/0
2 / 28
2 / 43
2/0
1 / 32.0
3/3
6 / 43
TD
1
0
1
0
20
12
2 97 0
13
10
0 151 3
No.
8
3
3
2
Yds.
62
23
68
36
TD
0
0
2
1
Tackles
7
7
9
8
Interceptions: USF - T. Lodermeier 1-0, Nick Benedetto 1-0
Sacks: NW - Bradley Hartfield 1-9, Lantz Mathers 1-7, Tyler Grey 1-5
Interceptions: NW - Carlos Cotton 1-27
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Central States Football League
Central States Football League
Founded in 1999, the Central States Football League (CSFL) includes
NAIA-affiliated football schools. Members consist of public and private
institutions of higher education who share a commitment to sponsoring
competitive football programs that enhance the college experience for
their student-athletes.
Original membership consisted of six schools from four states,
including three from Oklahoma. Member insitutions included Bacone
College (Okla.), Haskell Indian Nations University (Kan.), Langston
University (Okla.), Northwestern Oklahoma State University, Peru State
College (Neb.) and Southwestern Assemblies of God University.
For the 2008 season, five teams will compete for the crown and have
full membership along with Southwestern Assemblies of God University
re-joining the league and unable to win a conference title this season.
Teams include: Bacone College, Langston University, Northwestern
Oklahoma State University, Southern Nazarene, Southwestern
Assemblies of God University and Texas College.
Northwestern won the league last season, while Texas College and
Southern Nazarene were crowned as co-champions in 2006. Texas
College and Langston University finished as co-champions in 2005.
Northwestern Oklahoma State won the CSFL title from 1999-2004.
Bacone College
Warriors
Muskogee, Okla.
Langston University
Lions
Langston, Okla.
Northwestern Oklahoma
State University
Rangers
Alva, Okla.
Southwestern Assemblies
of God University
Lions
Waxahachie, Tex.
Texas College
Steers
Tyler, Tex.
Southern Nazarene University
Crimson Storm
Bethany, Okla.
2007 CSFL PRESEASON POLL
RANK
1
2
3
4
5
SCHOOL
POINTS (FIRST PLACE VOTES)
35 (8)
Langston 29 (2)
Southern Nazarene
26 (1)
Bacone College
19
Texas College
16 (1)
( ) - first place votes
2007 CSFL Players of The Week
DATE OFFENSIVE
Sept. 10 Tyler Schneider, SNU
Sept. 17 X’Zavier Bloodsaw, TC
Sept. 24 Nolan Williams, TC
Oct. 1 Thez Robinson, NWOSU
Oct. 8 Billy Barefield, NWOSU
Oct. 29 Raytron Mayfield, LU
Nov. 3 Jared Elmore, SNU
Nov. 10 Thez Robinson, NWOSU
DEFENSIVE
Frits Remedor, SNU
Justin Ficklin, BC
Justin Ficklin, BC
Lantz Mathers, NWOSU
Derrick Thomas, NWOSU
Ryan Miles, TC
Ryan Miles, TC
Justin Ficklin, BC
Ahmad Haucly, LU
Craig Maynard, OPSU
B.J. Hodshire, NWOSU
35
SPECIAL TEAMS
Peter Orth, SNU
Aaron Vermillion, NWOSU
Nolan Williams, TC
Korey Williams, NWOSU
Brandon Hawley, BC
Peter Orth, SNU
Zach Edwards, NWOSU
Brandon Hawley, BC
2007 CSFL All-Conference
2007 CSFL ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS
Co-Coach of the Year
Keith Barefield, Northwestern
OFFENSIVE PLAYER of the Year
*Thez Robinson, Senior, RB, Northwestern
Billy Barefield - QB
1st Team Offense
Rod Gray - RB
1st Team Offense
Cotton Green - TE
1st Team Offense
Kyle Koricanek - OL
1st Team Offense
Bradley Hartfield - LB
1st Team Defense
Aaron Vermillion - PK
1st Team Special Teams
DEFENSIVE PLAYER of the Year
Frits Remedor, Senior, LB, Southern Nazarene
Thez Robinson - RB
1st Team Offense
Special teams PLAYER of the Year
Aaron Vermillion, Senior, K/P, Northwestern
Zach Edwards - WR, PR
1st Team Offense, 1st Team Special Teams
Cale Fischer - OL
1st Team Offense
Christian Quintana - OL
1st Team Offense
B.J. Hodshire - LB
1st Team Defense
Derrick Thomas - DB
1st Team Defense
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Pos.
QB
RB
RB
RB
WR
WR
WR
TE
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
Player
Billy Barefield
*Thez Robinson
*Branden Smith
*Rod Gray
*Zach Edwards
Red Ivory
A.J. Blackburn
Cotton Green
Cale Fischer
Kyle Koricanek
Scott Hill
Christian Quintana
Fred Tucker
First-Team Offense
Class School
Jr.
Northwestern Sr.
Northwestern Jr.
Southern Nazarene
Sr.
Northwestern
Sr.
Northwestern
So.
Bacone
Sr.
Southern Nazarene
Sr.
Northwestern
Fr.
Northwestern
So.
Northwestern
Sr.
Southern Nazarene
Sr.
Northwestern
Sr.
Texas College
Hometown
Lyons, Georgia
Wayne, Oklahoma
Atlanta, Georgia
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Silverton, Texas
Brentwood, Tennessee
Big Cabin, Oklahoma
Guymon, Oklahoma
Guthrie, Oklahoma
Edmond, Oklahoma
Litchfield Park, Arizona
Houston, Texas
Pos.
DL
DL
DL
DL
LB
LB
LB
LB
DB
DB
DB
DB
Player
Lantz Mathers
*Ryan Miles
Lionel Bibbins
Shawn Fisher
*B.J. Hodshire
Frits Remedor
*Justin Ficklin
*Bradley Hartfield
Clarence Smith
Derrick Thomas
*Brock Vancleave
Mike Combs
First-Team Defense
Class School
So.
Northwestern
Jr.
Texas College
Jr.
Langston
Fr.
Southern Nazarene
Sr.
Northwestern
Sr.
Southern Nazarene
Sr.
Bacone
So.
Northwestern
Sr.
Langston
Sr.
Northwestern
Sr.
Southern Nazarene
Jr.
Bacone
Hometown
Livingston, Texas
New Orleans, Texas
Springdale, Arkansas
Pawnee, Oklahoma
Naples, Florida
Morton, Mississippi
Alvord, Texas
New Orleans, Texas
Mooreland, Oklahoma
Live Oak, Florida
Pos.
PK
P
KR
PR
Player
Aaron Vermillion
*Peter Orth
Nolan Williams
*Zach Edwards
First-Team SPECIAL tEAMS
Class School
Sr.
Northwestern
Jr.
Southern Nazarene
Sr.
Texas College
Sr.
Northwestern
Hometown
Cordell, Oklahoma
Bethany, Oklahoma
Queen City, Texas
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Pos.
QB
RB
RB
RB
WR
WR
WR
TE
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
Player
*Tyler Schneider
Tyler Benoit
Raytron Mayfield
Colt Oller
*Kyle Allison
Jared Elmore
Raytron Mayfield
Jeremy Rogers
Travis Dilbeck
Matt Brand
Doug Wilson
Skylar Graham
Shane Lewis
Second-Team Offense
Class School
Sr.
Southern Nazarene
Jr.
Bacone
Jr.
Langston
Jr.
Northwestern
Sr.
Bacone
Sr.
Southern Nazarene
Jr.
Langston
Sr.
Southern Nazarene
Fr.
Bacone
So.
Northwestern
Jr.
Southern Nazarene
Jr.
Bacone
Jr.
Northwestern
Hometown
Weatherford, Oklahoma
Lafayette, Louisiana
Dallas, Texas
Billings, Oklahoma
Fairbanks, Alaska
Edwards, Mississippi
Dallas, Texas
Medford, Oklahoma
Harrah, Oklahoma
Alex, Oklahoma
Edmond, Oklahoma
Muskogee, Oklahoma
Ponca City, Oklahoma
Pos.
DL
DL
DL
DL
LB
LB
LB
LB
DB
DB
DB
DB
Player
*T.J. Pearsall
Dominique Bacone
*Kevin McDonald
Shawn Meek Rodrick Jenkins
Eric Ellis
*Bryan Williams
Jimmy Gomez
Samuel Draper
Nate Cotton
Kevin Robbins
Tyler Grey
second-Team Defense
Class School
Jr.
Southern Nazarene
Jr.
Bacone
So.
Northwestern
Sr.
Northwestern
So.
Langston
Sr.
Texas College
Sr.
Texas College
Fr.
Northwestern
Jr.
Langston
Fr.
Northwestern
Jr.
Texas College
Jr.
Northwestern
Hometown
Nampa, Idaho
St. Petersburg, Florida
Guthrie, Oklahoma
Waynoka, Oklahoma
Houston, Tex.
Palestine, Texas
Atlanta, Texas
Dallas, Texas
Houston, Texas
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Crockett, Texas
Enid, Oklahoma
Pos.
PK
P
KR
PR
Player
Brandon Hawley
Aaron Vermillion
Jerrod Jones
Nolan Williams second-Team special teams
Class School
Hometown
So.
Bacone
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Sr.
Northwestern
Cordell, Oklahoma
Sr.
Langston
Langston, Oklahoma
Sr.
Texas College
Queen City, Texas
* - repeat All-CSFL selection from 2006
2007 CSFL Statistical Leaders
INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE
Player
G
Rush
Jose Del Rio, BC
10 -115
Tyler Schneider, SNU 10 -89
Billy Barefield, NW
11 458
Danny Lowery, LU
7
21
X’Zavier Bloodsaw, TC 10 95
Pass
2405
2072
1559
1053
1416
Plays
457
337
281
232
374
Total
2290
1983
2017
1074
1511
Yds./G
229.0
198.3
183.4
153.4
151.1
INDIVIDUAL PASSING
Player
Jose Del Rio, BC
Tyler Schneider, SNU
Danny Lowery, LU
Billy Barefield, NW
X’Zavier Bloodsaw, TC
G
10
10
7
11
10
Att.
361
284
188
181
260
Comp. 198
164
91
113
118
INT
22
10
8
5
9
Pct.
.548
.577
.484
.624
.454
INDIVIDUAL RUSHING
Player
Thez Robinson, NW
Branden Smith, SNU
Rod Gray, NW
Tyler Benoit, BC
Tommy Bryant, LU
G
10
10
11
10
7
Att.
186
206
190
122
80
Yds.
1318
1019
767
675
367
Yds.
7.1
4.9
4.0
5.5
4.6
TD
17
9
7
3
4
Yds./G
131.8
101.9
69.7
67.8
52.4
INDIVIDUAL PASS RECEIVING
Player
G
Rec.
Red Ivory, BC
11 66
Zach Edwards, NW
11 40
A.J. Blackburn, SNU 9
37
Kyle Allison, BC
11 48
Jared Elmore, SNU
9
23
Yds.
1106
654
499
586
475
Yds./C
6
2
2
3
10
TD
16.8
16.4
13.5
12.2
20.7
Yds./G
100.5
59.5
55.4
53.3
52.8
INDIVIDUAL SCORING
Player
Thez Robinson, NW
Aaron Vermillion, NW
Jared Elmore, SNU
Nolan Williams, TC
Branden Smith, SNU
1-PAT
0
47
0
17
0
2-PAT
0
0
0
0
0
FG
0
9
0
2
0
Pts.
102
74
60
59
60
G
10
11
9
9
10
TD
17
0
10
6
10
INDIVIDUAL KICK SCORING
Player
G
Aaron Vermillion, NW 11
Brandon Hawley, BC 11
Ryan Brock, SNU
10
Nolan Williams, TC
9
Clarence McDonald, LU 9
PAT Made
47
25
28
17
11
INDIVIDUAL PUNTING
Player
G
Peter Orth, SNU
10
Aaron Vermillion, NW 11
Clarence McDonald, LU 9
Derrick Russell, TC
8
Anton Gibson, LU
9
Punts
48
32
20
58
22
FG Made
9
8
2
2
2
Pts.
74
49
34
23
17
Yds.
2405
2072
1053
1559
1416
TD
12
20
5
11
11
Yds./G
240.5
207.2
150.4
141.7
141.6
Pts./G
10.2
6.7
6.7
6.6
6.0
Pts./G
6.7
4.5
3.4
2.6
1.9
Yds.
1785
1163
666
1891
671
Yds./Punt
37.2
36.3
33.3
32.6
30.5
INDIVIDUAL INTERCEPTIONS
Player
G
INT
Samuel Draper, LU
8
4
Clarence Smith, LU
8
4
Derrick Thomas, NW 11 5
Kevin Robbins, TC
9
4
Greg Brooks, LU
7
2
Yds.
157
97
83
29
70
TD
1
1
0
0
0
INT/G
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.4
0.3
INDIVIDUAL PUNT RETURNS
Player
G
Ret.
Nolan Williams, TC
9
15
George Meiwes, SNU 9
13
Zach Edwards, NW
11 25
Yds.
196
136
222
TD
1
1
0
Yds./Ret.
13.1
10.5
8.9
INDIVIDUAL KICKOFF RETURNS
Player
G
Ret.
Nolan Williams, TC
9
21
Kor’Darien Mathis, LU 8
9
Jerrod Jones, LU
9
11
Johnathan Maxwell, BC 11 46
Rod Gray, NW
11 11
Yds.
557
234
259
1016
222
TD
2
1
0
0
0
Yds./Ret.
26.5
26.0
23.5
22.1
20.2
TEAM TOTAL OFFENSE
Team
G
Northwestern
11
Bacone 11
Southern Nazarene
10
Langston
9
Texas College
10
Rush
2820
1258
1225
949
946
Pass
1579
2945
2072
1519
1466
Yds.
4399
4203
3297
2468
2412
Plays
749
860
644
574
632
Yds./P
5.9
4.9
5.1
4.3
3.8
TEAM RUSHING OFFENSE
Team
G
Northwestern
11
Southern Nazarene
10
Bacone 11
Langston 9
Texas College
10
Att.
561
360
406
292
367
Yds.
2820
1225
1258
949
946
Yds./C
5.0
3.4
3.1
3.3
2.6
TD
36
11
15
12
9
Yds./G
256.4
122.5
114.4
105.4
94.9
TEAM PASSING OFFENSE
Team
G
Bacone College
11
Southern Nazarene
10
Langston
9
Texas College
10
Northwestern
11
Att.
454
284
282
265
188
Comp. INT
243 25
164 10
135 11
121 9
116 5
Pct.
.535
.577
.479
.457
.617
Yds.
2945
2072
1519
1466
1579
TEAM TOTAL DEFENSE
Team
G
Langston
9
Northwestern
11
Texas College
10
Southern Nazarene
10
Bacone College
11
Rush
824
1137
868
1294
1890
Pass
1409
1795
1816
2063
1919
Yds.
2233
2932
2684
3357
3809
Plays
609
715
665
719
726
Yds./P
3.7
4.1
4.0
4.7
5.2
TEAM RUSHING DEFENSE
Team
G
Texas College
10
Langston
9
Northwestern
11
Southern Nazarene
10
Bacone
11
Att.
390
352
392
390
444
Yds.
868
824
1137
1294
1890
Avg.
2.2
2.3
2.9
3.3
4.3
TD
12
7
12
13
27
Yds./G
86.8
91.6
103.4
129.4
171.8
TEAM PASSING DEFENSE
Team
G
Langston
9
Northwestern
11
Bacone
11
Texas College
10
Southern Nazarene
10
Att.
257
323
282
275
329
Comp. INT
118 17
158 14
163 7
150 11
195 6
Pct.
.459
.489
.578
.545
.593
2007 CSFL STANDINGS
CSFL Rank Team
Record PF PA Pct.
1 *Northwestern
4-0
156 29 1.000
2 Langston
3-1
85 69 .750
3 Southern Nazarene
2-2
90 86 .500
4 Bacone
1-3
94 164 .250
5 Texas College
0-4
28 105 .000
* Central States Football League Champion
37
Yds.
1409
1795
1919
1816
2063
TD
7
7
17
21
14
TD
47
33
31
22
22
TD
18
20
10
13
11
Yds./G
399.9
382.1
329.7
274.2
241.2
Yds./G
267.7
207.2
168.8
146.6
143.5
TD
14
19
33
27
44
Yds./G
248.1
266.5
268.4
335.7
346.3
Avg.
5.5
5.6
6.8
6.6
6.3
Yds./G
156.6
163.2
174.5
181.6
206.3
Overall
Record PF PA Pct.
8-4 383 190 .750
5-4 194 148 .556
6-4 250 210 .600
4-7 263 378 .364
3-7 179 283 .300
2007 CSFL Composite Schedule
Date
Bacone
College
Langston Northwestern
University Oklahoma State
Southern
Nazarene
Southwestern
Assemblies
Texas
College
Southwestern Okla.
7 p.m.
August 28
August 30
at Dakota State
1:30 p.m.
at Stephen F. Austin
6 p.m.
Eastern New Mexico
6 p.m.
September 6
Louisiana College
2 p.m.
Lincoln (Mo.)
5:30 p.m.
Olivet Nazarene
2 p.m.
September 13
at Haskell (Kan.)
7 p.m.
Panhandle State
5:30 p.m.
at Black Hills State at Mary-Hardin Baylor at Sul Ross State
1 p.m.
6 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
September 20
Howard Payne
2 p.m.
Lane College
5:30 p.m.
September 27
Peru State
2 p.m.
at Grambling
3 p.m.
October 4
Southern Nazarene
7 p.m.
October 11
at Miss. Valley
5 p.m.
Austin College
7 p.m.
at Prairie View
4 p.m.
at Howard Payne
12 p.m.
Texas Southern
5 p.m.
Southwestern (Kan.) at Panhandle State
7 p.m.
4 p.m.
Kansas Wesleyan
5 p.m.
Sterling College
2 p.m.
at Bacone
7 p.m.
Ottawa (Kan.)
2 p.m.
at Central St. (Ohio)
1:30 p.m.
at Peru State
1 p.m.
East Central
2 p.m.
at Friends (Kan.)
1:30 p.m.
Panhandle State
2 p.m.
October 18
at SW Assemblies
2 p.m.
at Texas College
3 p.m.
Panhandle State
2 p.m.
at Bethel (Kan.)
1:30 p.m.
Bacone
2 p.m.
Langston
3 p.m.
October 25
at Panhandle State
1 p.m.
NW Okla. St.
2 p.m.
at Langston
2 p.m.
Texas College
2 p.m.
Haskell
2 p.m.
2 p.m.
November 1
at Texas College
7:30 p.m.
SW Assemblies
2 p.m.
Southern Nazarene
4 p.m.
at NW Okla. St.
4 p.m.
at Langston
2 p.m.
Bacone College
7:30 p.m.
November 8
NW Okla. St.
2 p.m.
2 p.m.
at Bacone
2 p.m.
Langston
2 p.m.
Novermber 15
Texas College
2 p.m.
at Langston
2 p.m.
Bacone
2 p.m.
38
at SW Assemblies Southern Nazarene
2 p.m.
2 p.m.
Concordia
2 p.m.
at NW Okla. St.
2 p.m.
Ranger Football Records
RUSHING ATTEMPTS
Record
Att.
Game
36
Season
233
Career
426
Player
Opponent
Royce Coleman
Langston
Royce Coleman
Matt Walter
Year(s)
1982
1981
1997-2000
RUSHING YARDAGE
Record
Yards
Game
274
Season
1,426
Career
2,546
Player
Opponent
Thez Robinson
Southern Nazarene
Patrick Crayton
Matt Walter
Year(s)
2007
2003
1997-2000
PASSES ATTEMPTED
Record
Att.
Game
63
Season
395
Career
724
Player
Opponent
Victor Williams
Northeastern Victor Williams
Craig Chestnut
Year(s)
1989
1989
1990-93
PASSES COMPLETED
Record
Passes
Game
31
31
Season
197
Career
344
Player
Opponent
Victor Williams Northeastern
Craig Chestnut
East Central
Victor Williams
Craig Chestnut
Year(s)
1989
1992
1989
1990-93
PASSING YARDAGE
Record
Yards
Game
453
Season
2,249
Career
4,480
Player
Opponent
Craig Chestnut
East Central
Victor Williams
Russ Reagan
Year(s)
1992
1989
1976-79
BEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
Record
Pct.
Game
100.0 (10/10)
Season
61.0 (64/105)
Career
57.9 (195-337)
MOST RECEPTIONS
Record
Rec.
Game
12
Season
62
Career
140
MOST YARDS RECEIVING
Record
Passes
Game
199
Season
1,094
Career
2,640
Year(s)
1999
1999
2003
2000
2000-03
MOST FIELD GOALS
Record
FG
Game
4
4
Season
13
Career
25
Player
Opponent
Danny Polmounter
Nebraska Wesleyan
Monte Smith
Southwestern
William Schale
Jody Bratcher
Year(s)
2000
1989
1995
1984-87
MOST PUNTS
Record
Game
Season
Career
Player
Opponent
Lance Koehn
Southwestern
Lance Koehn
Jody Bratcher
Year(s)
1989
1990
1984-87
Punts
15
74
200
BEST PUNTING AVERAGE
Record
Avg.
Season
41.1 (40/1,642)
Career
41.0 (94/3,856)
MOST PUNT RETURNS
Record
Ret.
Game
9
Season
33
Career
93
Player
Al Hunt
Al Hunt
Opponent
2000
2002-03
Player
Opponent
Patrick Crayton
Langston
Scott Clothier
Todd Benway
MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS
Record
Yards
Player
Opponent
Game
186
Patrick Crayton
Langston
Season
595
Lynn Scott
Career
1,337
Lynn Scott
Player
Opponent
Year(s)
Billy Barefield
Panhandle State 2007
Al Hunt
1999
Terence Coleman
1997-98
MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES
Record
Passes Player
Opponent
Game
5
Tom Carrol
Southeastern
Season
19
Patrick Crayton
Career
36
Craig Chestnut
MOST EXTRA POINTS MADE
Record
PAT
Player
Opponent
Game
9
Danny Polmounter
Langston
9
Danny Polmounter
Wayne State
9
Keith Vermillion
Tabor College
Season
69
Danny Polmounter
Career
144
Keith Vermillion
Year(s)
1999-2000
Year(s)
2002
1984
1991-94
Year(s)
2002
2000
1997-2000
Year(s)
1965
2003
1990-93
MOST KICKOFF RETURNS
Record
Ret.
Season
24
Career
62
Player
Opponent
Jason Bryant
East Central
Jason Bryant
Brian Clothier
Year(s)
1992
1992
1974-78
MOST KICK RETURN YARDS
Record
Yards
Player
Opponent
Game
163
Don Fowler
East Central
Season
546
Ronnie Smith
Career
1,347
Ronnie Smith
Year(s)
1969
1977
1976-79
Player
Opponent
Brian Clothier
East Central
Michael Salters
Brian Clothier
Year(s)
1978
2003
1974-78
MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED
Record
INT
Player
Opponent
Game
4
Arnie McPhee
Bacone
Season
9
Steve Cooks
9
Sedric Fuller
Career
22
Steve Cooks
Year(s)
2002
1987
2002
1986-90
Opponent
Langston
Year(s)
2003
Opponent
Missouri Valley
Year(s)
1994
Player
Jim Stringer
Opponent
Central State
Year(s)
1953
LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN
Record
Yards
Player
100
Larry Friend
Opponent
Southwestern
Year(s)
1955
LONGEST PASS INTERCEPTION RETURN
Record
Yards
Player
99
Edwin Moore
Opponent
Northwestern Iowa
Year(s)
2000
LONGEST FIELD GOAL
Record
Yards
56
Player
Monte Smith
Opponent
East Central
Year(s)
1988
LONGEST PUNT
Record
Yards
82
Player
Al Hunt Opponent
East Central
Year
2000
Player
Opponent
Ronnie Smith
Ronnie Smith
TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAUGHT
Record
Rec.
Player
Opponent
Game
3
Ronnie Smith
Panhandle St.
3
Earl Hartfield East Central
3
Michael Salters
SW Assem. of God
3
Michael Salters
Tabor College
Season
16
Michael Salters
Career
23
Michael Salters
Year(s)
1978
1993
2003
2003
2003
2002-03
LONGEST RUN FROM SCRIMMAGE
Record
Yards
Player
93
Patrick Crayton
MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED
Record
TD
Player
Opponent
Game
5
Thez Robinson
Peru State (Neb.)
Season
21
Patrick Crayton
Career
46
Patrick Crayton
Year(s)
2007
2003
2000-03
LONGEST PUNT RETURN
Record
Yards
100
LONGEST PASS COMPLETION
Record
Yards
Player
99
Jason Bryant
from Justin Campbell
39
Year(s)
1977
1976-79
Ranger Field / Sports Hall of Fame
Ranger Field
Ranger Field is one of the most unique small
college football stadiums around. The stadium offers
unobstructed viewing for 6,000 fans and four tiers of
parking that allow hundreds more the opportunity to
view the game from their vehicle.
In the past few years, several renovations have
taken place. A concrete wall was removed on the
south bowl and replaced with a grass-covered
hillside. The running track surrounding the field also
was removed, making the playing surface large
enough for many events. New aluminum seating
has been added to the home and visiting sides, in
addition to a special seating area for wheelchairbound fans and an additional press box on the east
side. The most recent addition has been two new
removable play clocks.
The first football game played on Ranger Field was
the 1969 opener that ended up in a 34-6 rout of Fort
Hays State (Kan.) University.
Since 1998, Northwestern is 43-11 at Ranger Field
and from 2000 on they are 35-10.
NORTHWESTERN SPORTS HALL OF FAME
The Northwestern Sports Hall of Fame was established in 1992 to honor past great athletes, coaches and
supporters of Ranger athletics. Hall of Fame Day is held each Winter with a full slate of activities and is one
of the most anticipated events of the year at the university. An induction luncheon is held on Saturday with
the official induction ceremony conducted during the afternoon at halftime of the men’s basketball game.
Each year, a selection committee reviews nominations made by fans and others, determines eligibility under
the established criteria and elects the class.
A Ranger basketball alumni game, a tradition started in 2006, is played on the Friday before the Hall of Fame
Induction where former Ranger women and men get a chance to compete again.
SPORTS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
2008 - Brian Clothier, Jeff Ellison, Mike Perkins, Willie Tennyson
2007 - Dennis Rountree, Bob Drake, Craig Chestnut
2006 - Dr. Yvonne Carmichael, Tommy Griffin, Dustin Miller, Cynthia Garrett Rock
2005 - Regi Clark, Ron Hodges, Randy Smith
2004 - Milburn Barton, Steve Cooks, Clifford Guy, Demetrice “Mickey” Henderson Stephens
2003 - Bill Byford, Kayla Landreth Haskins, Cecil Perkins, Tom Zanca
2002 - Craig “Sleepy” Blake, Harold Keith, John “Spike” Harshbarger
2001 - Ronnie Jones, J.C. Rickenberg, Jim Schroeder, John W. McCormick
2000 - Alice Byrd, Estel “Jelly” Johnson, Ray Troutt, Noman “Doc” Matthews
1999 - Wayne Glasgow, A.J. Johnson, Jenks Simmons, Brian Sochia
1998 - Herschell Mosier, W.D. Newby, Sanford Newsom, Ray Dean Linder, Donnita Drain
1997 - Dr. Jerry Brownrigg, Powell McGuire, Ron Pinkard, Bonnie Stewart
1996 - H.L Brown, Roy Dunn, Art Parkhurst, Frank Wyatt
1995 - Lou Wilke, Hank Commodore, Paula Stout Crandall
1994 - Phil “Chip” Myers, Bill Massey, Stewart Arthurs
1993 - Loyd Stout, Mike Hargrove, Dick Highfill, Fred “Dick” Smith, Walter Johnson
40
All-Americans
Odie Armstrong
2005 All-American
Second Team - RB
Terence Adair
2005 All-American
Second Team - OL
Tyler Cummings
Two-time All-American
2003, 2004
Patrick Crayton
Four-time All-American
2000, 2001, 2002, 2003
Joe Gonzalez
2001, 2002
Lynn Scott
Four-time All-American
1997, 1998, 1999, 2000
Al Hunt
1999, 2000
Daryl Richardson
1998, 1999
Dustin Loveless
1998, 1999
Jeton Cooper
1995, 1996
YEARPLAYER
1957 J.C. Riekenberg
POSITION
RB
Honorable Mention
YEARPLAYER
POSITION
1996 Emmett Blythe
C
Jeton Cooper
DB
Brock Blachford
TE
Therone McQueen
DE
Sam Joseph
LB
T.J. Hamill
DL
T.J. Williams
DB
ALL-AMERICAN TEAM
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1960 Stewart Arthurs
DB
Third Team
1971 Herschell Mosier
DT
First Team
1983 Bill Byford
DL
1984 Bill Byford
Steve Russell
Mark Buck
DT
OL
DB
Second Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1997 Pete Bayless
T.J. Hamill
Lynn Scott
DL
DL
DB
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1986 Troy Chestnut
Mike Osborn
QB
RB
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1987 Steve Cooks
Jay Jones
DB
DE
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1998
Dustin Loveless
Lynn Scott
Travis Fox
Daryl Richardson
Corey Turner
DT
DB
OL
LB
DB
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
Honorable Mention
1988 Steve Cooks
DB
Honorable Mention
1989
QB
OL
DL
DB
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1990 Matt Goucher
OL
Honorable Mention
1999
Dustin Loveless
Lynn Scott
Daryl Richardson
Brandon Christenson
Al Hunt
Al Hunt
Danny Polmounter
DT
DB
LB
TE
P
QB
PK
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1991 Lance Manning
Jamie Powell
DL
OL
Second Team
Honorabel Mention
1992 Marckarthur Johnson
Jason Bryant
Fred Slaughter
DL
WR
DB
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
1993 Marckarthur Johnson
Brad Vincent
DT
LB
Second Team
Honorable Mention
2000
Larry Gillard
Kenyea Ware
J.J. Bingham
Al Hunt
Lynn Scott
Charles McBride
Matt Walkter
Bruce Henderson
Danny Polmounter
Patrick Crayton
OL
LB
DL
QB
DB
RB
RB
LB
PK
PR
1995
LB
DB
DL
K
DB
KR
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
Second Team
Honorable Mention
2001
Patrick Crayton
Joe Gonzalez
James Keys
Patrick Crayton
Kevin Poe
Matt Williams Chris Ellis
PR
OL
DL
WR
OL
DL
LB
Victor Williams
Rick Hensley
Steve Byford
Steve Cooks
Jason Cecil
Gordon Smith
Tony Harper
William Schale
Jeton Cooper
Oscar Cummings
ALL-AMERICAN TEAM
Third Team
41
YEARPLAYER
2002 Joe Gonzalez
Sedric Fuller
Patrick Crayton
Kelcey Williams
Matt Williams
Jesse Duckworth
POSITION
OL
DB
WR
RB
DL
OL
ALL-AMERICAN TEAM
Second Team
First Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
2003
Dominic Miraglia
Patrick Crayton
Michael Salters
Tyler Cummings
Travares Osley
Ben Greer
Willie Page
Arnie McPhee
OL
PRS
WR
OL
LB
DL
DL
DB
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
Second Team
Second Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
2004
Tyler Cummings
Walter Taylor
Arnie McPhee
Thomas Eddy
Chourse Young
Aaron Knowles
Van Brown
Willie Page
Bret Goad
OL
DL
DB
OL
RB
WR
DL
DL
LB
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
2005 Odie Armstrong
Terence Adair
RB
OL
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
2002 Dominic Miraglia
NAIA Academic All-Americans
1998 Brandon Kysar
Lynn Scott
1999 Lynn Scott
2000 Lynn Scott
2004 Preston Kysar
Remington Trophy Recipient
2003 Dominic Miraglia
Rangers in the Pros
Patrick Crayton
Dallas Cowboys - WR
Al Hunt
Okla. City Yard Dawgz - WR/DB
Bryan Henderson
Dallas Desperados - OL/DL
Odie Armstrong
Orlando Predators - FB
RANGERS CURRENTLY IN THE PROS
PLAYER
Patrick Crayton Odie Armstrong Al Hunt
Bryan Henderson
TEAM (AFFILIATION), YEAR
Dallas Cowboys (NFL), 2004-present
Tulsa Talons (AF2), 2007
Orlando Predators (AFL), 2008-present
Detroit Fury (AFL), 2002
Tulsa Talons (AF2), 2003
Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz (AF2), 2004-present
Toronto Argonauts (CFL), 2000
Wichita Stealth (AF2), 2002
Arizona Rattlers (AFL), 2003-04
Austin Wranglers (AFL), 2004-05
Kansas City Brigade (AFL), 2006-2007
Grand Rapids Rampage (AFL). 2007-08
Dallas Desperados (AFL), 2008-present
RANGERS FORMERLY IN THE PROS
PLAYER
Shedrick Harris
Sam Breeden
Vincent Butler
Van Brown Walter Taylor
Lynn Scott
Michael Salters
Daryl Richardson Ron Moore
Brandon Christenson
Jamie Day
Markevius Woods
Black Hills Machine (IFL), 2000
Peoria Pirates (IFL), 2001
Black Hills Red Dogs (UIF), 2003-06
Green Bay Packers (NFL), 2004
Frankfurt Galaxy (NFL Europe), 2005 Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL), 2006
Amsterdam Admirals (NFL Europe), 2005
Green Bay Packers (NFL), 2005-06
Miami Dolphins (NFL), 2005
San Jose Sabercats (AFL), 2006
Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz (AF2), 2005
Dallas Cowboys (NFL), 2001-05
Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL), 2004-05
Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz (AF2), 2004
Green Bay Packers (NFL), 2000
Atlanta Falcons (NFL), 2001
Dallas Cowboys (NFL), 2004
Jacksonville Jaguars (NFL), 2000
Barcelona Dragons (NFL Europe), 2001
Oakland Raiders (NFL), 2002
Black Hills Machine (IFL), 2001
Casper Cavalry (IFL), 2000
42
PLAYER
Willie Spears
Terence Coleman
Larry Gillard
Dustin Loveless
Gary Porter
Marckarthur Johnson
Brock Blachford Therone McQueen
Percell Gaskins
Brian Sochia
Chetti Carr
Chip Myers
Boise Stallions (IFL), 2001
Rochester Brigade (AFL2), 2002
Columbus Wardogs (AFL2), 2002
Boise Stallions (IFL), 2001
San Francisco 49ers (NFL), 2000
Texas Terror (AFL), 1997
Peoria Pirates (IFL), 1998-2000
Memphis Mad Dogs (CFL), 1995
Winnepeg Blue Bombers (CFL), 1996
Milwaukee Mustangs (AFL), 1997-98
San Franscisco 49ers (NFL), 1998
New England Patriots (NFL), 1997 Grand Rapids Rampage (AFL), 1998
Florida Bobcats (AFL), 1999
Milwaukee Mustangs (AFL), 1999
St. Louis Rams (NFL), 1996
Carolina Panthers (NFL), 1997
Denver Broncos (NFL), 1991-92
Miami Dolphins (NFL), 1986-91
Houston Oilers (NFL), 1983-85
Oakland Raiders (NFL), 1987
Cincinnati Bengals (NFL), 1969-76
All-Time Results
1907
(4-1-0)
Phillips
Southwestern (Kan.)
Phillips
Southwestern
Oklahoma A&M
NW OP
64 0
0 26
10 0
41 4
38 0
1908
(3-1-2)
Phillips
Oklahoma A&M
Wellington (Kan.)
Central State
Wellington (Kan.)
Central State
NW OP
6 6
18 0
18 0
21 10
0 0
10 11
1909
(4-1-0)
Phillips
Oklahoma Univ.
Southwestern
Epworth
Chilocco
NW
20
2
78
6
29
OP
6
23
0
5
0
1910
(3-3-1)
Central State
Southwestern
Fairmount
Tonkawa
Chilocco
Epworth
Phillips
NW
28
34
0
0
16
5
5
OP
5
0
28
0
3
11
9
NW
26
109
53
6
10
OP
0
0
0
34
0
1911
(4-1-0)
Tonkawa
Stella Academy
Oklahoma Baptist
Oklahoma Univ.
Phillips
1912
(4-2-0)
Fairmont
Helena
Tonkawa
Friends (Kan.)
Kingfisher
Blackwell
NW
7
36
0
44
36
25
1913
(3-1-1)
Tishomingo
Tonkawa
Oklahoma Univ.
Phillips
East Central
NW OP
1 0
6 0
0 101
53 0
0 0
1914
(1-3-0)
Haskell A&M
Southeastern
East Central
East Central
NW
40
0
0
0
1915
(4-4-0)
Cherokee
Friends
Oklahoma Univ.
Helena
Kendall
Oklahoma A&M
Tonkawa
Phillips
1916
(3-3-0)
Oklahoma A&M
Central State
Kendall
Okla. Military
Kingfisher
Southwestern
OP
26
0
67
7
7
14
OP
0
26
53
26
NW OP
21 0
0 0
0 102
76 0
6 26
0 77
39 0
51 0
NW
0
0
7
24
55
13
OP
90
26
60
0
0
0
1917
(War Year, No Games)
1918
(0-1-1)
East Central
Central State
NW OP
0 0
7 33
1919
(7-2-0)
Woodward
Phillips
Southwestern (Kan.)
East Central
Helena
Kendall
Friends
Tonkawa
Central State
NW
20
26
26
39
67
0
7
41
0
OP
0
0
7
0
6
75
3
7
27
(8-2-0)
Cherokee
Cherokee
Phillips
Chilocco
Oklahoma A&M
Kendall
Central State
Southwestern
Panhandle
East Central
NW
18
16
7
46
35
7
21
27
36
21
OP
0
0
21
0
0
14
0
0
0
0
1921
(3-3-1)
Tonkawa
Tulsa
West Texas
Southwestern
Oklahoma Baptist
Central State
Southeastern
NW
23
7
14
14
14
0
7
OP
0
17
7
14
7
41
34
NW
0
0
6
0
0
26
13
31
OP
49
29
12
16
6
0
6
19
(0-5-1)
Central State
Phillips
Tonkawa
Oklahoma City
Southeastern
East Central
NW
0
0
0
0
0
0
OP
26
52
9
0
42
18
1924
(3-4-1)
West Texas
Oklahoma Baptist
Ark City College
St. John’s
Tonkawa
Tulsa
East Central
Northeastern
NW
7
0
51
7
3
0
6
14
OP
21
10
0
0
6
0
20
0
1925
(3-2-0)
Beloit, KS
St. John’s
Central State
East Central
Murray State
NW
0
22
0
16
14
OP
40
0
11
0
0
1920
1922
(3-4-1)
Oklahoma A&M
Phillips
Southwestern
Central State
Oklahoma Baptist
Oklahoma City
West Texas
St. Mary’s (Kan.)
1923
1926
(1-4-2)
McPherson (Kan.)
Tulsa
Oklahoma Military
Central State
Southwestern
Phillips
Oklahoma City
NW
0
0
25
0
0
7
7
OP
0
31
0
23
13
7
2
1927
(2-3-1)
St. John’s
Northeastern
East Central
Southwestern
Phillips
Oklahoma City
NW
13
6
6
0
0
7
OP
0
6
0
9
16
18
1928
(4-1-2)
Pittsburg (Kan.)
Phillips
Northeastern
Southeastern
Oklahoma Baptist
Eastern College
East Central
NW
7
0
6
7
3
20
0
OP
0
7
0
0
3
7
0
1929
(6-3-1)
Oklahoma A&M
East Central
Northeastern
Friends (Kan.)
Sterling (Kan.)
Panhandle
Central State
Southeastern
Southwestern
NW
0
0
6
7
20
38
0
7
54
OP
12
7
0
0
0
0
13
7
0
1930
(5-3-1)
Panhandle
Sterling (Kan.)
Northeastern
Friends (Kan.)
Bethel (Kan.)
Central State
Southeastern
East Central
Southwestern
NW
34
27
28
14
27
0
0
7
7
OP
0
7
6
0
0
21
7
41
7
1931
(3-2-3)
Tonkawa
Panhandle
Friends (Kan.)
Northeastern
Central State
Southeastern
East Central
Southwestern
NW
26
23
0
14
0
7
0
7
OP
6
0
0
6
0
21
27
7
1932
(2-7-0)
Panhandle
Southwestern (Kan.)
Central State
Northeastern
Friends (Kan.)
Bacone
East Central
Southwestern
Phillips
NW
12
0
0
7
6
0
7
0
0
OP
0
19
15
6
13
19
13
20
6
1933
(3-4-2)
Oklahoma A&M B
Panhandle
Central State
Northeastern
Friends (Kan.)
East Central
Southwestern
East Central
West Texas
NW
13
3
0
7
6
0
0
13
7
OP
0
0
20
6
7
0
28
6
6
43
1934
(4-4-0)
Panhandle
Central State
Northeastern
Friends (Kan.)
East Central
Southwestern
Southeastern
West Texas
NW
25
0
6
39
7
6
0
13
OP
7
7
7
0
6
7
7
0
1941
(6-3-0)
Panhandle
Northern JC
Northeastern
Central State
Bethel (Kan.)
Southwestern (Kan.)
McPherson (Kan.)
Eastern N.M.
Southeastern
NW
14
13
7
0
0
0
26
39
7
OP
0
7
0
19
7
20
0
0
6
1935
(1-5-2)
Emporia (Kan.)
Panhandle
Central State
Bacone
Northeastern
East Central
Southwestern
Southeastern
NW
6
13
6
7
0
6
0
6
OP
6
14
13
6
7
13
0
14
1942
(3-2-0)
Bethel (Kan.)
Dodge City (Kan.) Central State
Cameron
Northern JC
NW
6
33
0
9
6
OP
0
0
28
14
0
1936
(5-3-0)
Conners
Springfield (Mo.)
Southeastern
Northeastern
Okla. Baptist
Central State
East Central
Hendrix
NW
20
14
13
6
14
0
19
0
OP
0
0
7
13
13
21
7
7
1937
(2-5-2)
Fort Hays (Kan.)
Wichita Univ.
Central State
Northeastern
West Texas
East Central
Southwestern
Southeastern
Oklahoma Baptist
1946
(3-5-0)
Panhandle
Southwestern
Southeastern
Southwestern (Kan.)
Central State
East Central
Bethel (Kan.)
Northeastern
NW
27
0
7
6
0
10
14
10
OP
0
7
19
13
27
0
6
19
NW
6
0
0
0
6
6
27
14
0
OP
21
55
13
0
20
7
20
12
0
1947
(0-7-1)
Fort Hays (Kan.)
Cameron
Southwestern
Southeastern
Northeastern
Central State
Southwestern (Kan.)
East Central
NW
6
0
0
13
0
7
14
0
OP
20
21
12
19
19
33
19
0
1938
(3-5-1)
Bethel (Kan.)
Panhandle
Central State
Northeastern
Bacone
East Central
Southwestern
Southeastern
Oklahoma Baptist
NW
0
0
0
18
7
13
7
6
0
OP
14
0
13
6
12
7
0
26
12
1948
(2-5-1)
Sterling (Kan.)
Northeastern
Southwestern
Southeastern
Southwestern (Kan.)
Central State
Fort Hays
East Central
NW
33
31
20
7
7
0
0
0
OP
0
7
20
20
20
34
20
23
1939
(2-6-0)
Panhandle
Oklahoma A&M
Central State
Northeastern
East Central
Southeastern
Southwestern
Oklahoma Baptist
NW
20
0
0
9
7
6
0
0
OP
0
52
19
20
6
21
39
14
1949
(4-4-0)
Panhandle
Kearney State
Northeastern
Southwestern
Southeastern
East Central
Central State
Southwestern (Kan.)
NW
21
0
7
22
0
14
7
12
OP
0
19
20
14
7
6
20
7
NW
0
6
0
6
0
6
0
0
0
19
13
OP
7
0
7
6
0
47
7
21
34
13
0
1950
(4-4-0)
NW
Panhandle
13
Bethel (Kan.)
7
Friends (Kan.)
21
Northeastern
22
Southwestern
3
Southwestern (Kan.) 14
Central State
7
East Central
6
OP
7
0
20
12
7
19
13
12
1951
(4-4-1)
Panhandle
Bethel (Kan.)
Friends (Kan.)
Northeastern
Southwestern
Southeastern
Southwestern (Kan.)
Central State
East Central
OP
6
0
0
32
34
31
19
21
20
1940
(3-6-2)
Panhandle
Southwestern (Kan.)
Northern JC
Northeastern
Central State
East Central
Southwestern
Southeastern
Okla. Baptist
Bethel (Kan.)
Eastern N.M.
1943-45
(War Years, No Games)
NW
19
12
19
0
7
0
7
25
20
All-Time Results
1952
(3-6-0)
NW
Panhandle
6
Bethel (Kan.)
19
Friends (Kan.)
31
Northeastern
9
Southwestern
14
Southeastern
7
Central State
25
East Central
9
OP
14
14
0
39
21
14
12
63
22
1959
(4-5-0)
Alumni
Bethel (Kan.)
Northeastern
Southwestern
Southeastern
Panhandle
Central State
East Central
Langston
NW
12
46
20
9
42
20
0
6
13
OP
7
0
27
13
13
0
27
25
31
1953
(3-6-0)
NW
Bethel, KS
12
Central State
6
Northeastern
6
Southwestern
0
East Texas
0
East Central
12
Southwestern
19
Southeastern
0
OP
7
34
50
26
7
80
7
26
14
1960
(6-3-0)
Missouri Valley
Northeastern
Southwestern
Southeastern
Panhandle
Central State
East Central
Langston
Eastern N.M.
NW 14
14
33
25
19
26
7
14
27
OP
27
13
6
20
0
0
34
27
7
1954
(1-8-0)
NW
Bethel (Kan.)
13
Central State
13
Northeastern
0
Southwestern
0
Missouri Valley
7
East Central
0
Emporia State
19
Southeastern
7
OP
6
33
6
13
25
41
13
61
14
1961
(1-8-0)
Missouri Valley
Northeastern
Southwestern
Southeastern
Panhandle
Central State
East Central
Langston
Eastern N.M.
NW
6
2
0
26
7
7
13
7
6
OP
14
18
21
0
17
12
30
27
42
1955
(3-6-0)
NW
Bethel (Kan.)
25
Central State
0
Northeastern
7
Southwestern
0
Southeastern
13
Missouri Valley
12
Sterling (Kan.)
19
East Central
13
OP
7
6
13
15
6
21
0
27
19
1962
(2-7-0)
NW
Northeastern
19
Southwestern
0
Southeastern
0
Panhandle
7
Central State
0
East Central
0
Langston
6
Eastern N.M.
0
OP
13
6
26
14
20
42
54
7
54
1956
(4-5-0)
NW
Sterling (Kan.)
25
Bethel (Kan.)
31
Northeastern
14
Southwestern
6
Southeastern
7
Arkansas Tech
20
Central State
35
East Central
20
OP
0
25
26
31
0
13
6
23
7
1957
(5-4-0)
Bethel (Kan.)
Northeastern
Southwestern
Southeastern
Panhandle
Central State
Lincoln
Fort Hays
1963
(4-4-2)
NW
Northeastern
14
Southwestern
20
Southeastern
14
Panhandle
14
Central State
9
East Central
20
Langston
27
Eastern N.M.
35
St. Mary’s (Kan.)
43
OP
13
20
7
14
16
20
20
0
27
0
NW
33
6
7
7
28
35
7
14
OP
13
26
28
0
6
6
38
21
1958
(6-3-0)
Bethel (Kan.)
Northeastern
Southwestern
Southeastern
Panhandle
East Central
Central State
Langston
Fort Hays
NW
52
12
14
14
27
33
20
20
34
OP
0
40
24
13
20
13
6
43
14
1964
(3-7-0)
Colorado State
Northeastern
Southwestern
Southeastern
Panhandle
Central State
Langston
East Central
St. Mary’s (Kan.)
NW
44
6
6
14
14
20
7
20
53
OP
13
13
18
23
21
13
14
48
7
1965
(3-7-0)
Harding, AR
Northeastern
Southwestern
Southeastern
Panhandle
Central State
East Central
Langston
Hastings (Neb.)
Eastern N.M.
NW
13
0
0
34
0
12
6
20
40
19
OP
16
28
14
22
6
32
40
38
0
13
1966
(6-3-1)
Sam Houston (Tex.)
Northeastern
Southwestern
Southeastern
Panhandle
East Central
Central State
Langston
Hastings (Neb.)
Eastern N.M.
NW
6
26
14
25
13
7
7
10
34
17
OP
32
7
7
14
6
7
16
21
7
7
1972
(3-6-1)
Fort Hays
Eastern N.M.
Cameron
Central State
Panhandle
Southeastern
Northeastern
Southwestern
East Central
Langston
NW
21
23
10
13
7
0
0
0
21
0
OP
21
7
7
20
3
26
41
35
37
50
1978
(6-4-0)
Northeastern
Cameron
Fort Hays
So. Arkansas
SW Missouri St.
Eastern N.M.
Panhandle
Southeastern
Southwestern
East Central
NW
27
0
21
18
14
10
42
27
44
24
OP
21
21
18
0
55
20
14
7
20
34
1967
(4-6-0)
Sam Houston (Tex.)
Southwestern
Northeastern
Southeastern
East Central
Hiram Scott (Neb.)
Central State
Langston
Panhandle
Eastern N.M.
NW OP
0 38
Forfeit
9 7
14 20
7 23
21 7
14 9
6 26
14 16
20 65
1973
(1-8-1)
Fort Hays
Eastern N.M.
Cameron
Southeastern
East Central
Northeastern
Central State
Southwestern
Langston
Panhandle
NW
20
7
0
10
12
0
0
3
0
7
OP
17
14
24
14
33
41
19
10
67
7
1979
(2-8-0)
Cameron
Adams State (Colo.)
Abilene Christian
Central State
Eastern N.M.
Panhandle
Southeastern
Northeastern
Southwestern
East Central
NW
23
7
10
0
17
23
14
14
0
16
OP
16
14
26
49
38
14
21
47
27
43
1968
(1-7-2)
Fort Hays
Hiram Scott (Neb.)
Northeastern
Southwestern
Southeastern
Panhandle
Central State
East Central
Langston
Eastern N.M.
NW
21
14
20
0
21
13
0
0
13
7
OP
33
33
16
31
59
13
37
21
19
7
1974
(7-3-0)
Fort Hays
Harding (Ark.)
Adams State (Colo.)
Cameron
Central State
Panhandle
Southeastern
Southwestern
East Central
Langston
NW
28
20
38
10
13
24
30
14
35
9
OP
18
16
20
14
26
13
28
28
21
3
1980
(1-9-0)
Cameron
Adams State (Colo.)
Central State
Abilene Christian
Panhandle
East Central
Southeastern
Northeastern
Southwestern
Langston
NW
0
0
0
0
12
7
8
0
17
17
OP
24
21
34
16
17
10
22
3
21
6
NW
34
0
19
12
6
15
0
26
8
9
OP
6
21
8
26
27
52
21
6
6
5
1975
(2-9-0)
Langston
Fort Hays
Harding (Ark.)
Adams St. (Colo.)
Cameron
Central State
Panhandle
Southeastern
Northeastern
Southwestern
East Central
NW OP
10 31
21 20
0 27
forfeit
27 28
0 40
13 22
10 13
14 35
14 19
13 35
NW
27
14
23
21
23
0
10
0
32
27
OP
3
36
21
21
26
49
14
7
13
14
NW
40
6
35
34
19
0
21
51
50
10
20
OP
7
13
21
21
14
24
0
28
7
28
23
1969
(5-5-0)
Fort Hays
Panhandle
Southeastern
East Central
Northeastern
Central State
Southwestern
Langston
St. Mary’s (Kan.)
Eastern N.M.
1970
(4-5-1)
Fort Hays
Cameron
Panhandle
Southeastern
East Central
Northeastern
Central State
Southwestern
Langston
So. Colorado
1971
(7-4-0)
Fort Hays
Cameron
Panhandle
Southeastern
East Central
Northeastern
Southwestern
Langston
So. Colorado
Central State
*South Dakota St.
*Boot Hill Bowl
44
1981
(3-7-0)
NW OP
Central State
12 29
Emporia State (Kan.) 10 14
Abilene Christian
3 18
Missouri Southern Forfeit
Langston
21 6
Panhandle
0 14
East Central
6 7
Southeastern
29 28
Northeastern
7 10
Southwestern
7 25
(4-5-1)
Abilene Christian
Fort Hays
Harding (Ark.)
Tarleton St. (Tex.)
Central State
Panhandle
Southeastern
Northeastern
Southwestern
East Central
NW
14
44
24
14
19
24
9
20
10
26
OP
48
27
21
15
20
7
15
29
3
26
1982
(2-8-0)
NW
Central State
7
Emporia State (Kan.) 8
Abilene Christian 6
Missouri Southern 0
Langston
17
Panhandle
13
East Central
47
Southeastern
14
Northeastern
0
Southwestern
7
1977
(4-7-0)
Abilene Christian
Fort Hays
Harding (Ark.)
Tarleton St. (Tex.)
SW Missouri St.
So. Arkansas
Panhandle
Southeastern
Northeastern
Southwestern
East Central
NW
14
31
7
42
20
27
34
15
10
0
10
OP
34
27
10
22
17
29
0
26
17
34
16
1983
(4-6-0)
NW
Central State
10
Missouri Southern 15
Langston
14
Panhandle
17
East Central
43
Southeastern
41
Northeastern
17
Southwestern
13
Cameron
36
1976
OP
15
14
38
31
13
0
52
21
29
37
OP
28
33
22
20
21
20
3
24
14
6
All-Time Results
1984
(7-3-0)
NW
Panhandle
25
Adams State (Colo.) 32
Missouri Southern 13
Langston 17
East Central
48
Southeastern
19
Northeastern
47
Southwestern
12
Cameron
14
1985
OP
24
17
0
12
24
52
7
14
0
19
1990
(6-4-0)
NW
Western N.M.
16
Langston
35
Arkansas Tech
20
Panhandle
48
Southwestern
13
East Central
20
Southeastern
10
Northeastern
14
1991
OP
40
34
14
22
0
10
19
17
3
41
(4-6-0)
NW
Missouri Southern 3
N.M. Highlands
17
Langston
28
Cameron
3
Panhandle
31
East Central
0
Southeastern
12
Northeastern
6
Southwestern
16
OP
7
40
34
21
30
14
21
27
28
10
1986
(7-3-0)
NW
Fort Hays State
44
NM Highlands
29
Cameron
12
Langston
14
Panhandle
24
East Central
10
Southeastern
24
Northeastern
21
Southwestern
3
(8-2-0)
NW
Langston
23
Tarleton State (Tex.) 27
*Arkansas Tech
7
Panhandle
49
Southwestern
20
N.M. Highlands
23
East Central
13
Southeastern
10
Northeastern
6
*ATU Forfeited
OP
20
21
27
21
24
15
7
52
14
0
1992
(1-8-1)
NW
Langston
28
NM Highlands
18
Arkansas Tech
7
Western N.M.
14
Southwestern
21
Tarleton State (Tex.) 17
East Central
31
Southeastern
10
Northeastern
15
OP
25
6
18
10
21
24
35
35
27
42
OP
12
24
7
0
7
3
47
20
22
7 31
1993
(3-7-0)
NW
Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) 0
Arkansas Tech
50
Ark.-Monticello
10
Western N.M.
16
Southwestern
0
Langston
31
East Central
27
Southeastern
26
Northeastern
8
OP
7
20
26
14
35
31
34
33
13
14
1994
(1-9-0)
NW
Missouri Valley
13
Ouachita Baptist
19
Arkansas Tech
10
Ark.- Monticello
10
Southwestern
0
Langston
0
East Central
15
Southeastern
17
Northeastern
7
OP
14
15
31
19
33
31
45
16
20
35
1995
(5-5-0)
NW
Missouri Valley
38
Ouachita Baptist
17
Panhandle
34
Neb.-Kearney
6
Northeastern
19
Langston
17
Southeastern
24
East Central
20
Southwestern
30
OP
40
3
13
23
28
24
37
9
14
7
1987
(7-4-0)
NW
Fort Hays
26
N.M. Highlands
14
Arkansas Tech
30
Adams State
43
Langston
41
Panhandle
17
East Central
20
Southeastern
24
Northeastern
3
Southwestern
21
*Central Arkansas 7
*NAIA Playoff Game
1988
(4-6-0)
Fort Hays
N.M. Highlands
Arkansas Tech
Harding
Langston
Panhandle
East Central
Southeastern
Northeastern
Southwestern
1989
NW
23
20
7
14
20
12
16
7
7
15
(7-4-0)
NW
Fort Hays
12
N.M. Highlands
27
Arkansas Tech
17
Panhandle
49
Langston
28
Southwestern
39
Emporia State
13
East Central
21
Southeastern
25
Northeastern
7
*Adams State (Colo.) 22
*NAIA playoff game
OP
3
6
16
27
12
3
35
32
28
27
OP
0
19
26
7
19
14
31
17
21
12
30
OP
6
22
35
0
32
14
6
7
3
35
1996
(8-3-0)
NW OP
Western Illinois
21 44
Panhandle
41 0
Ouchita Baptist
34 3
Adams State (Colo.) 48 31
Tabor (Kan.)
Forfeit
Northeastern
23 7
Langston
23 22
Southeastern
17 3
East Central
27 7
Southwestern
10 16
*Southwestern
7 17
*NAIA Playoff Game
1997
(5-5-0)
NW
Central Oklahoma 0
East Central
27
Langston
35
Western N.M.
31
S. Arkansas
14
Quincy (Ill.)
40
Peru State (Neb.) 20
Panhandle
45
1998
(7-3-0)
NW
*MidAm Nazarene 40
Central Oklahoma 0
East Central
6
Wayne State (Neb.) 27
Lambuth (Tenn.)
16
Panhandle
48
Western N.M.
41
Quincy (Ill.)
49
Langston
44
*Wheat Bowl
OP
23
23
0
14
21
38
20
18
33
0
OP
7
3
20
7
18
13
28
7
0
6
1999
NAIA National Champions
(13-0-0)
NW OP
*Missouri Valley
49 14
East Central
25 0
Panhandle
21 6
Lincoln (Mo.)
45 20
Lambuth (Tenn.)
39 15
Fort Hays
35 7
Langston
63 14
Peru State (Neb.) 52 0
Wayne State (Neb.) 71 30
#Southwestern (Kan.) 44 10
#Lambuth (Tenn.) 56 13
#Mary (N.D.)
21 6
#Georgetown (Ky.) 34 26
*Wheat Bowl
#NAIA playoff games
45
2000
NAIA Runner-Up
(13-1-0)
NW
Panhandle
67
East Central
49
Central Oklahoma 38
Sioux Falls (S.D.) 50
SW Assemblies
41
Langston
57
Quincy (Ill.)
40
Haskell (Kan.)
55
Lincoln (Mo.)
60
#Neb. Wesleyan
40
#MidAm Nazarene 31
#Northwestern (Iowa) 42
#Georgetown (Ky.) 0
#NAIA playoff games
2001
(7-3-0)
NW
Southwestern (Kan.)56
West Texas A&M 10
Sioux Falls (S.D.) 20
SW Assemblies
54
Langston
54
Bacone
54
Haskell (Kan.)
62
Panhandle
58
#Benedictine (Kan.) 27
#NAIA playoff games
OP
0
7
14
27
0
7
19
0
6
0
13
27
7
20
OP
7
27
48
6
15
0
0
0
7
29
2002
(11-1) NW OP
Henderson St. (Ark.)56 7
Southwestern (Kan.)Forfeit
West Texas A&M 43 0
Haskell (Kan.)
67 7
Western N.M.
55 10
Langston
35 14
Lincoln (Mo.)
57 3
Peru State (Neb.) 61 20
Panhandle
45 6
Bacone 65 26
#Benedictine (Kan.) 22 7
#McKendree (Ill.) 27 32
#NAIA playoff games
2003
(11-2) NW
St. Xavier (Ill.)
24
Colorado Mines
34
Haskell (Kan.)
42
Western N.M.
21
Lincoln (Mo.)
39
Langston
53
SW Assemblies
72
Bacone
54
#Tabor (Kan.)
63
#Dickinson St. (N.D.)24
#Sioux Falls (S.D.) 16
#Carroll College
28
#NAIA playoff games
OP
21
16
0
24
24
13
9
19
6
21
17
13
41
2004
(9-2) NW
N.M. Highlands
50
Lincoln (Mo.)
39
Colorado Mines
13
Texas College
40
Langston 33
Haskell (Kan.)
38
Southern Nazarene 10
SW Assemblies
42
Bacone
24
#Azusa Pacific (Calif.)0
#NAIA playoff games
OP
12
12
27
0
28
13
0
3
0
7
16
2005
(4-5) NW
St. Xavier (Ill.)
7
Bacone College
17
N.M. Highlands
24
Haskell (Kan.)
57
Texas College
21
Upper Iowa
29
Langston 33
Peru State
32
OP
21
15
26
24
2
27
30
35
0
2006
(2-8) NW OP
#Lindenwood (Mo.) 14 13
Southeastern
13 44
N.M. Highlands
10 34
*Southern Nazarene20 0
Langston
35 52
*Panhandle St.
41 7
Central Oklahoma 26 31
*Peru State (Neb.) 30 20
*Bacone
55 0
Texas College
14 0
# - Wheat Bowl
* - denotes NWOSU forfeit
2007
(8-4) NW
Southwestern Okla. 7
Southeastern Okla. 26
N.M. Highlands
17
Southwestern (Kan.)34
Sterling (Kan.)
21
Panhandle State
56
Langston
32
Bacone College
59
Texas College
20
#Sioux Falls (S.D.) 7
#NAIA playoff games
OP
33
48
9
0
22
0
8
14
7
7
7
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Bowl and Playoff History
PLAYOFF APPEARANCES
SEASON OPPONENT
EVENT
LOCATION
1987
Central Arkansas
NAIA Playoffs - First Round
Conway, Ark.
1989
Adams St. (Colo.)
Alamosa, Colo.
1996
Southwestern Oklahoma St. NAIA Playoffs - First Round
Weatherford, Okla.
1999
Southwestern (Kan.)
Alva, Okla.
1999
Lambuth (Tenn.)
NAIA Playoffs - Quarterfinals
Alva, Okla.
1999
Mary (N.D.)
NAIA Playoffs - Semifinals
Alva, Okla.
1999
Georgetown (Ky.)
NAIA National Championship Game Savannah, Tenn.
2000
Nebraska Wesleyan
Alva, Okla.
2000
Mid-America Nazarene (Kan.) NAIA Playoffs - Quarterfinals
Alva, Okla.
2000
Northwestern (Iowa)
Alva, Okla.
2000
Georgetown (Ky.)
2001
Benedictine (Kan.)
Atchison, Kan.
2002
Benedictine (Kan.)
Alva, Okla.
2002
McKendree (Ill.)
Alva, Okla.
2003
Tabor (Kan.)
Alva, Okla.
2003
Dickinson St. (N.D.)
Dickinson, N.D.
2003
Sioux Falls (S.D.)
Sioux Falls, N.D.
2003
Carroll (Mont.)
2004
Azusa Pacific (Calif.)
Alva, Okla.
2007
University of Sioux Falls (S.D.) NAIA Playoffs - First Round
Sioux Falls, S.D.
RESULT
L 31-7
L 22-30
L 7-17
W 44-10
W 56-13
W 21-6
W 34-26
W 40-13
W 31-27
W 42-7
L 0-20
L 27-29
W 22-7
L 27-32
W 63-21
W 24-17
W 16-13
L 28-41
L 0-16
L 7-35
OKLAHOMA INTERCOLLEGIATE
CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS
1986, 1989, 1996
CENTRAL STATES FOOTBALL
LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS
1999, 2000, 2001, 2002,
2003, 2004, 2007
NAIA NATIONAL PLAYOFFS
1987, 1989, 1996, 1999,
2000, 2001, 2002, 2003,
2004, 2007
Overall Playoff Record: 11-9
Home Playoff Record: 8-2
Away Playoff Record: 2-5
Neutral Playoff Record: 1-2
BOWL APPEARANCES
SEASON OPPONENT
1971
South Dakota State
1998
Mid-America Nazarene (Kan.)
1999
Missouri Valley
2006
Lindenwood (Mo.)
EVENT
Boot Hill Bowl
Wheat Bowl
Wheat Bowl
Wheat Bowl
LOCATION
Dodge City, Kan.
Ellinwood, Kan.
Ellinwood, Kan.
Great Bend, Kan.
RESULT
L 20-23
W 40-7
W 49-14
W 14-13
Overall Bowl Record: 3-1
Northwestern has outscored opponents 123-57
The scoreboard at Jim Carroll Stadium in Savannah, Tenn., tells it all in the Ranger’s 1999
NAIA National Championship Victory.
The Ranger coaching staff (left to right: Troy Haub, Garin Higgins and Tim Albin) hoist
the 1999 NAIA National Championship Trophy.
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Athletic Director - Bob Battisti
BOB BATTISTI - DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
Battisti currently is working with his coaches
to ensure that athletic facilities remain a high
priority for improvement. Under his leadership,
the softball field has added a new seven-inning
scoreboard, rebuilt the dugouts and added
a new press box. The men and women’s
basketball locker rooms have been totally
renovated with new custom lockers, new
carpet, computers and signage. The soccer
field currently is undergoing changes as well
with a new scoreboard, new press box and
improved player benches.
Bob Battisti is in his 23rd year with the
athletic program. For 21 years he was the
Men’s Basketball Coach and is beginning his
second season as the Director of Athletics.
Named as Athletic Director on May 3, 2007,
Battisti has worked fast and furiously to move
the athletic program forward. In conjunction
with the faculty senate Battisti has implemented
a mandatory course performance check for
all sports. In addition, he has developed the
Northwestern Athletic Mission Statement
that places an emphasis on character,
sportsmanship and integrity among its studentathletes and staff.
The school also has begun a “Vision for
Victory” campaign that will lead to an upgrade
of their football and baseball venues. This
$4.5 million project will include construction of
a new football locker room, construction of a
new football press box and public use facility,
construction of permanent seating and new
dugouts at the baseball field and construction
of a new baseball locker room and baseball/
softball indoor practice facility. These facility
upgrades will directly impact at least 220
student-athletes.
Battisti brings a wealth of intercollegiate
athletics experience, insight and a history of
pride in being a Ranger. A veteran of 28 years
in collegiate coaching, he was the Men’s
Basketball Coach at Northwestern from 19862007. During that time Northwestern won six
conference titles and finished in the NAIA’s top
25 seven times. Battisti finished with a 409-295
overall collegiate record including a 374-265
mark at Northwestern. He led the Rangers to the
NAIA national tournament five times including
an “elite eight” finish in 2007. Battisti’s finest
season was that of 1993-94 when the Rangers
posted a 29-2 overall record and finished ranked
#2 in the final national poll after advancing to the
“sweet sixteen” of the NAIA national tournament.
While at Northwestern he was named
conference coach of the year five times and was
selected as the NAIA National Coach of the Year
in 1994 by Basketball Times. During his tenure,
Battisti has coached three All-Americans and
five Academic All-Americans.
Before coming to Northwestern, Battisti served
as an assistant coach at Bethany (Minn.)
Lutheran College for three seasons before
earning his first head coaching position at
Lakewood (Minn.) Community College. After
three seasons there, he joined the staff at the
University of Minnesota for two years.
Battisti, born in Warren, Mich., received his
bachelor’s degree in health and sports science
in 1981 from Minnesota State UniversityMankato. He furthered his education with a
master’s degree in education in 1985 from the
University of Minnesota. He and his wife Shelly,
have one son, Cooper, age 12.
Supporting the Rangers...
Dear Ranger Alumni and Fans,
In September 2007, President Janet Cunningham announced the school’s
intentions to improve the football and baseball venues to meet the needs of a
modern-day collegiate athletic program. Northwestern has termed this athletic
renaissance the Vision for Victory Campaign. Projects included as part of this
campaign include a new football locker room, which will include space for athletic
training and strength training facilities, a new press box and public use facility,
permanent seating and new dugouts at the baseball field, and a new indoor practice
facility for our baseball and softball teams.
To complete all these projects, Northwestern must raise approximately $4.5 million.
The challenge lies in the fact we must rely on private donations to fund this project.
We would ask that you consider a commitment to the Vision for Victory Fund. We
are counting on your gift to continue to provide our current and future studentathletes with the very best Northwestern has to offer.
Ride, Rangers, Ride!
Sincerely,
Bob Battisti
Director of Athletics
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www.nwosu.edu/visionforvictory.html
President - Dr. Janet Cunningham
President - Dr. Janet Cunningham
Dr. Janet Cunningham began serving as the 19th president of Northwestern
Oklahoma State University on July 1, 2006, following her appointment by the
Board of Regents of the Regional University System of Oklahoma.
Cunningham becomes just the second alumni and first woman to become
president of the institution.
In appointing Cunningham to the University’s top post, the Board of Regents
cited her leadership abilities, experience and vision for Northwestern,
qualities that inspired confidence among the University’s many stakeholders.
Cunningham was named executive vice president in 2002 after serving
12 years as vice president for fiscal affairs. As executive vice president,
Cunningham served as the second highest ranking officer at Northwestern,
developing and administering the university’s fiscal operations, with additional
direct control over student services, intercollegiate athletics, auxiliary
services, physical plant, financial aid, information technology and economic
development.
She joined the faculty at Northwestern in 1979 and continued teaching
until 1985, when she became an instructor at the University of Oklahoma
while her husband attended law school there. She returned to teaching at
Northwestern in 1988.
A Message From the President
Dear Ranger Fans:
Welcome to Ranger Field for football at Northwestern Oklahoma
State University. As you can plainly see, we are in the progress of
renovating portions of the stadium as part of our Vision for Victory
campaign for athletics. We hope the construction process will
cause you a minimal amount of inconvenience. I know the results
will be outstanding facilities for our student-athletes and fans.
To those of you who have contributed to Vision for Victory, I offer
my heartfelt thanks. When completed, our Vision for Victory
projects will transform our football and baseball venues and
greatly enhance the athletic experience at Northwestern for
hundreds of student-athletes each year.
Cunningham earned a doctorate in education from Oklahoma State
University and has both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from
Northwestern. She also has completed professional education at the Institute
of Educational Management at Harvard University and through the College
Business Management Institute at the University of Kentucky. In 2001, she
became a graduate of Leadership Oklahoma.
A leader in civic affairs, Cunningham serves on the executive committee
of the Alva Chamber of Commerce and is a member of the Woods County
Economic Development Association. She also has served in numerous
volunteer capacities with organizations connected to the Alva Public Schools.
Cunningham and her husband, Rick, a local attorney, have four children:
sons Brett, Tanner and Drew, and a daughter Allison.
If you have not yet made a contribution to Vision for Victory, I
invite you to consider making a gift. Major renovation projects
remain at both the football and baseball venues.
Thank you for your support of Northwestern athletics. Our
coaches and student-athletes are truly thankful for your support
and pledge to give their best during the season.
Ride, Rangers, Ride
Dr. Janet Cunningham
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