2008 Media Guide - University of West Georgia

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2008 FOOTBALL QUICK FACTS
GENERAL INFORMATION
SPORTS INFORMATION
COACHING STAFF
Institution: University of West Georgia
City/Zip: Carrollton, GA 30118
Founded: 1906
Enrollment: 10,750
Nickname: Wolves
Colors: Blue and Red
Stadium: Grisham*
Capacity: 8,000
Surface: Artificial
Affiliation: NCAA II
Conference: Gulf South
President: Dr. Beheruz N. Sethna
Alma Mater, Yr.: Bombay Institute of
Technology, ‘71
Athletic Director: Ed Murphy
Alma Mater, Yr.: Hardin-Simmons, ‘64
Athletic Department Phone: 678-839-6533
Sports Information Director: Mitch Gray
SID Office Phone: 678-839-6542
Home Phone: 770-574-9248
Wireless Phone: 770-301-8619
SID E-mail: mgray@westga.edu
Web address: www.uwgsports.com
SID Fax: 678-839-6543
Assistant SID: Stuart Houghton
Office Phone: 678-839-6544
E-mail: shoughto@westga.edu
Press Box phone: 678-796-2222
SID Mailing Address: Murphy Athletic
Bldg., 1601 Maple Street, Carrollton, GA
30118-1210
Overnight Address: SAME
Head Coach: Daryl Dickey
Alma Mater/Year: Tennessee/1978
Record at school (yrs): 0-0 (first year)
Career Record (yrs): 28-15 (four years)
Football Office Phone: 678-839-6539
Best time/day to reach coach: 11:0012:00, Mon-Thurs
Assistant Coaches (alma mater/year/duties)
Jeff Fela (Southwestern/’75/Assistant Head
Coach, Offensive Coordinator, Offensive
Line)
James Colzie (Florida State/’97/Defensive
Coordinator, Secondary)
Louie LeBlanc (Alabama/’97/Defensive Line)
Russell Rothar (Presbyterian/’04/Linebackers)
Lamont Seward (Western Carolina/’04/Wide
Receivers)
Ryan Locke (Troy/’07/Fullbacks and Tight
Ends)
Chad Pickett (Presbyterian/’05/Tailbacks)
Charlie Wilburn (Alabama-Huntsville/’08/
Defensive Line, Recruiting)
Robert Walden (Florida State/’06/Safeties)
Dave Ware (Louisiana Tech/Kickers)
Jackson Coots (Washington State/’97/Strength
and Conditioning)
HISTORY
First Year of Football: 1958
All-time bowl/playoff record: 3-5
Years in post-season play: 6
Last post season appearance: 2000
Result: Loss, 28-24 at Catawba
All-time Record: 142-128
SPORTS MEDICINE
Head Athletic Trainer: R. Seth Lester,
A.T.C.
Head Football Trainer: Tim Singleton,
A.T.C.
Assistant Athletic Trainer: Carri Stewart,
A.T.C.
TEAM INFORMATION
Overall record last year: 2-9
Conference record/finish: 1-8 (10th in
GSC)
Final ranking last year (poll): None
Basic Offense: Multiple
Basic Defense: Multiple
Lettermen Returning:
Offense: 14
Defense: 9
Specialists: 3
TOTAL: 26
Lettermen Lost:
Offense: 10
Defense: 11
Specialists: 3
TOTAL: 24
Starters Returning:
Offense: 4
Defense: 4
Specialists: 2
TOTAL: 10
Starters Lost (Pos/Ht/Wt/Cl):
Offense
Jimmy Howard (WR/6-1/188/Jr.)
Jason Bennett (T/6-6/270/Sr.)
Drew Connell (G/6-1/284/Jr.)
Sean O’Sullivan (C/6-4/310)
Andrew DeLong (T/6-4/240/So.)
Ryan Poole (QB/5-10/189/Sr.)
James Kennebrew (RB/5-8/168/So.)
Patrick Higgins (WR/6-1/190/Sr.)
Returning Starters (Pos/Ht/Wt/Cl)
Offense
Matt Bailey (G/6-1/287/Sr.)
Adam White (TE/6-3/216/Jr.)
James Crowley (WR/6-2/203/Sr.)
Ron Dickson (WR/6-0/2-6/Sr.)
O T B A L L
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F
Defense
Brandon Wheeling (DT/6-4/282/Jr.)
Leroy Benjamin (DE/5-10/270/Jr.)
Ty Morrell (LB/6-1/219/Jr.)
Jonathan King (S/5-10/174/Sr.)
Steven Reeves (CB/5-11/192/Jr.)
Breon Ford (DB/5-10/170/Sr.)
Specialists
Ryan Poole (H/5-10/189/Sr.)
Defense
Marcus Wise (CB/5-9/168/Sr.)
Joshua Mitchell (LB/6-2/241/Sr.)
Michael Reardon (LB/5-11/211/Jr.)
Ray Mitchell (LB/6-0/200/Sr.)
Specialists
Jared Guberman (K-P/5-9/197/Sr.)
Micah Hurst (LS/6-3/192/Jr.)
Quick Facts........................................................... IFC
Media Information ....................................................2
CONTENTS
OUTLOOK
Outlook for 2008 ......................................................6
Rosters .....................................................................10
Pre-Fall Depth Chart ...............................................14
PLAYERS
Player Profiles ..........................................................16
2008 Football Signees .............................................34
STAFF
Head Coach Daryl Dickey .......................................36
Coordinators ...........................................................37
Assistant Coaches ...................................................38
Athletic Training/Medical Staff ................................41
OPPONENTS
The Gulf South Conference .....................................44
Opponents ...............................................................45
Composite Schedule ................................................55
’07 REVIEW
A Look Back ............................................................58
2007 Statistics..........................................................66
2007 GSC Statistics .................................................72
RECORDS
From A to Z .............................................................82
Season-by-Season Scores ..........................................84
Coaching Records ....................................................87
Record Against All Opponents ................................89
Records by Date ......................................................90
Individual Records ..................................................92
Team Records ..........................................................94
Year-by-Year Leaders ................................................97
Career Stat Leaders/Highs .......................................99
All-GSC Players .....................................................104
All-Americas ..........................................................105
Wolves in the Pros .................................................106
Lettermen ..............................................................108
Division III Records ..............................................110
UWG
EDITOR
Mitch Gray
Sports Information Director
EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS
Stuart Houghton
LaDonna Gray
Sports Information Assistants
PHOTOGRAPHY
Steven Broome
UWG Photographer
Matt Cooke
Stuart Houghton
DESIGN & LAYOUT
Debby Holcombe
Publications and Printing
PRINTING
Publications and Printing
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University of West Georgia ....................................112
Athletic Administration .........................................113
Coaching Staff .......................................................114
Athletic Support Staff ............................................115
Athletic Phone Directory .......................................116
UWG Hall of Fame............................................... IBC
MEDIA INFORMATION
Press Credentials
The Wolves On-Line
The Grisham Stadium press box is for working members of the
media, coaches, scouts, video crews, statisticians, and support personnel from the NCAA, Gulf South Conference, and participating
schools. Despite the new facility, the Grisham press box has severe
limitations and space is extremely limited. Every effort will be made
to accommodate ALL legitimate requests with seating priority going
to media that regularly covers both UWG and the visiting team.
Beyond, our space situation will also be severely restricted for the
September 6 game vs. Clark Atlanta at Richards Stadium.
We beg your patience on this matter throughout the 2008 season.
All credentials requests should be submitted as far in advance
as possible to the West Georgia Sports Information Office. If time
permits, passes will be mailed. Otherwise, they will be available at
the will-call window in front of the East Stands at Grisham Stadium.
Credentials requests will be closely screened, and every effort will be
made to maintain a quality, working environment. Spouses, dates,
and non-workers are not permitted, so please display your credentials at all times. Also, cheerleading will not be tolerated!
The latest information on the Wolves is available online. Up-todate stats, schedules, and other information is featured on the official West Georgia Wolves site. Access the Wolves’ page at – http://
uwgsports.com
Telephones
Post-game telephone service will be available to all media members. Visiting sports information personnel will have first priority.
All other availability will be on a first-come, first-served basis. Long
distance calls should be dialed collect, or billed to a credit card.
Radio
For the eighth consecutive year, the broadcast home for Wolves
Football in 2008 is WCKS, 102.7 FM. Fans throughout the West
Georgia-East Alabama area can hear each broadcast live, beginning
with pregame programming one-half hour prior to kickoff.
Beyond the local area, follow the Wolves on-line at golivesports.
com. A link to the broadcast is also available on the Wolves’ website:
uwgWolves.com.
Veteran Mitch Gray returns for his 27th season as the play-byplay voice of UWG sports. Andy Micacchione returns for his 15th
season on the broadcasts, including his third straight as the booth
analyst. Veteran Matt Cooke also returns in his role providing
updates, analysis, and injury reports from the Wolves’ sidelines.
Game broadcasts begin with the pregame
interview of head coach Daryl Dickey,
and a preview of that day’s
GSC action. Post game
programming also include
Dickey’s comments on that
day’s action.
Parking
A limited number of parking permits are available for media use.
Please request a parking permit when you submit your request for
press credentials.
Media Services
Game programs, media guides, game notes, flip cards, and complete team and individual statistics will be provided to members of
the working media. Food and refreshments will be available, beginning approximately 90 minutes before and continuing throughout
the game.
Post Game Interviews
Coach Daryl Dickey will be available for questions from media
members immediately after his post game radio interview. The
Wolves locker room will also be open at that time for post game interviews. Please ask a member of the West Georgia Sports Information staff for any help you might need. For information concerning
visiting coaches and players, please ask a member of either sports
information department before the conclusion of the game.
Player Int erviews
West Georgia players are available for interviews throughout the
season. Please contact the West Georgia Sports Information Office
as far in advance as possible with your requests. In most cases players
will be available at the conclusion of afternoon practice. Requests
for pre-practice interviews will be dependent on the player’s class
schedule and availability.
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2008 Travel Plans
August 28 – at Samford: The Wolves will depart for Birmingham
via Colby’s Coach, Thursday, August 28. The team will return to
Carrollton immediately following the game.
September 13 – at Ouachita Baptist: The Wolves will depart for
Arkadelphia via Colby’s Coach, Friday, September 12. Team headquarters is Embassy Suites Hotel, 11301 Financial Centre Parkway,
Little Rock, AR. The team will return to Carrollton immediately
following the game.
October 11 – at Arkansas-Monticello: The Wolves will depart
for Monticello via Colby’s Coach, Friday, October 10. Team headquarters is Embassy Suites Hotel, 11301 Financial Centre Parkway,
Little Rock, AR. The team will return to Carrollton immediately
following the game.
October 25 – at West Alabama: The Wolves will depart for
Livingston via Colby’s Coach, Saturday, October 24. The team will
return to Carrollton immediately following the game.
October 30 – at Valdosta State: The Wolves will depart for
Valdosta via Colby’s Coach, Wednesday, October 29. Team headquarters is Holiday Inn Valdosta Conference Center, 1805 West Hill
Avenue, Valdosta, GA. The team will return to Carrollton immediately following the game.
MEDIA INFORMATION
DIRECTIONS
To Grisham Stadium:
From Birmingham Area (I-20 East Bound): Take Exit-11 from
I-20 (U.S. Highway 27). Travel on Highway 27 South for approximately ten miles, into Carrollton. Turn right at seventh traffic (first
light past Jameson Inn, which is on left). This is Trojan Drive. Go
one block and take next left on to Ben Scott Boulevard. Grisham
Stadium will be just ahead on right.
From Atlanta Area (I-20 West Bound): Take Exit-24 from I-20
(State Highway 61). Travel on Highway 61-South for approximately
ten miles, into Carrollton. After Highway 61 merges with Georgia
Highway 166, turn left at first traffic light past Ford dealership; still
Highway 166-West. Continue on 166, past Highway 16 (traffic
light), Highway 27 (exit ramp), and take right at next traffic light on
to Ben Scott Boulevard. Grisham Stadium will be directly ahead.
To the West Georgia Campus
From Birmingham Area (I-20 East Bound): Take Exit 11 from
I-20 (U.S. Highway 27). Travel on Highway 27-S approximately
nine miles into Carrollton. Turn right at first traffic light past
ValuRite Pharmacy, on to Maple Street. Travel on Maple Street
approximately one mile and turn right on to West Georgia Drive
(first traffic light past McDonald’s). Stay on West Georgia Drive
as it circles south perimeter of campus. HPE Building (basketball,
volleyball) will be on your left just past three-way stop. Murphy
Building (sports medicine and athletic offices) is on the left just past
the tennis courts. Cole Field (baseball) is on the left just past the
Murphy Building.
From Atlanta Area (I-20 West Bound): Take Exit 24 from I-20
(Georgia Highway 61). Travel on Highway 61-South for approximately 12 miles, into Carrollton. Highway 61 will merge with
Georgia Highway 166 along this stretch. Turn left at first traffic light
past Ford dealership, still Highway 166-West. Continue on 166,
past Highway 16 (traffic light), Highway 27 (exit ramp), and past
two additional traffic lights. Turn right at the next light on to Maple
Street. Travel on Maple Street approximately one mile, and turn left
at the traffic light to enter the West Georgia campus. Go past Aycock Drive and Roberts Drive. Cole Field (baseball) is on the right,
just past Biology Building. Murphy Building (sports medicine and
athletic offices) is just past Cole Field. HPE Building (basketball,
volleyball) is just past Murphy Building.
AREA HOTELS
Best Western Carrollton Inn
& Suites
1111 Bankhead Highway
Carrollton, GA 30117
770-830-1000
Days Inn
35 Price Creek Rd.
Bremen, GA 30110
770-537-4646
Quality Inn and Suites
160 Centennial Road
770-832-2611
Hampton Inn-Bremen
28 Price Creek Rd.
Bremen, GA 30110
770-537-9001
Holiday Inn Express
104 South Cottage Hill Rd.
770-838-0508
American Inn & Suites
615 Edge Road
Villa Rica, GA 30180
770-459-5793
Super Eight
901 South Park Street
770-834-2001
Best Western Villa Rica Inn
124 Highway 61 Connector
770-459-6669
Great Western Inn
180 Centennial Road
770-214-0037
Hometown Lodge
770-459-6662
Jameson Inn
700 South Park St.
770-834-2600
Comfort Inn
128 Highway 61 Conn.
770-941-3401
Hampton Inn-Carrollton
102 S. Cottage Hill Rd.
Carrollton, GA
770-838-7722
Day’s Inn Villa Rica
770-459-8888
Royal Inn & Suites
1007 N. Park Street
770-932-9445
Super 8 Villa Rica
770-459-8000
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MEDIA INFORMATION
MEDIA OUTLETS
Newspapers/Wire Services
TIMES-GEORGIAN: 901 Hays Mill Road • Carrollton, Ga.
30117 • (770) 834-6631
WEST GEORGIAN: University of West Georgia • Carrollton,
Ga. 30118 • (678) 839-6527
THE VILLA-RICAN: 215 W. Wilson Street • Villa Rica, Ga.
30180 • (770) 459-5166
BOWDON BULLETIN: 118 City Hall Avenue • Bowdon, Ga.
30108 • (770) 258-2146
HARALSON GATEWAY-BEACON : 222 Tallapoosa Street •
Bremen, Ga. 30110 • (770) 537-2434
ROME NEWS TRIBUNE: P.O. Drawer F • Rome, Ga. 30161 •
(706) 291-6397
LAGRANGE DAILY NEWS: 105 Ashton Street, • LaGrange,
Ga. 30240 • (706) 884-7311
DOUGLAS COUNTY SENTINEL: 6405 Fairburn Road •
Douglasville, Ga. 30133 • (770) 942-6571
ASSOCIATED PRESS: Suite 500 South Tower • One CNN
Center • Atlanta, Ga. 30303 • (404) 522-8971
UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL: 415 Palisades E. Building • Atlanta, Ga. 30367 • (404) 355-3700
Wide Receiver Ron Dickson
ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION: P.O. Box 4689 •
Atlanta, Ga. 30302 • (404) 526-5331
Radio/Television
GEORGIA NEWS NETWORK: 2860 Peachtree Road, N.E. •
Atlanta, Ga. • (800) 458-6397 (404) 231-1888
WBTR: 102 Parkwood Circle • Carrollton, Ga. 30117 •
(770) 832-9685
WCKS: 102 Parkwood Circle • Carrollton,: Ga. 30117 •
(770) 834-5477
WKNG: P.O. Box 666 • Tallapoosa, Ga.: 30176 • (770) 749-1060
WUWG: University of West Georgia • Carrollton, Ga. 30118 •
(678) 839-6731
WTRP: P.O. Box 1203 • LaGrange, Ga. 30241 • (706) 884-9877
WGMI: 613 Tallapoosa Street • Bremen, Ga., 30110 •
(770) 537-0840
WAGA-TV: P.O. Box 4207 • Atlanta, Ga. 30302 •
(404) 898-0100
WSB-TV: 1601 West Peachtree Street • Atlanta, Ga. 30309 •
(404) 897-6270
WXIA-TV: 1611 West Peachtree Street NE • Atlanta, Ga. 30309
• (404) 873-9114
WGCL-TV: 1810 Briarcliff Road NE • Atlanta, Ga. 30327
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OUTLOOK
THE OUTLOOK
P
Preseason optimism is always the order of the day
in college football. Everyone is undefeated, everything is new and fresh, and the possibilities for
the coming season seem endless.
The 2008 West Georgia Wolves are no different. And, for the Wolves, the part about everything being “new” and “fresh” is more than applicable.
The Wolves are starting over in 2008.
At the helm of West Georgia’s
program is first year coach Daryl
Dickey. The veteran mentor was
named last December to the post,
and was given a daunting task:
return UWG football to the ranks
of contenders in the Gulf South
Conference and in NCAA
Division II.
Will this be an easy job? Hardly,
but the new coach doesn’t blink
when it comes to answering the
question as to whether West Georgia’s program can return to a competitive, possibly dominant level.
Dickey took the West Georgia job with no
magic wand or potion. Instead of a quick fix, he
made a commitment to “do this the right way.”
With Dickey, it isn’t just lip service. He wants the
building, to use a cliché, to be from the ground
up.
“We don’t want to be a rollover program,” says
the coach, adding, “We want kids who will be
here for the long haul.”
want to be known
“ We
as a team that is upbeat,
physical, and attacking in
nature. And, we will be a
disciplined team. We want
to play good defense and
special teams, then try to
score some points.
“Yes,” declared Dickey, emphatically. “There is
no question that it can be done. This university
has the ideal academic environment, social environment, and proximity to Atlanta. And, with the
quality of high school football played in this state,
I’d say all the ingredients are there.”
”
~Coach Dickey
To accomplish that, Dickey
knew he needed a top staff to begin the process of mining a deep
pool of talent in Georgia high
schools. The job is to identify
the right players, bring them to
Carrollton and keep them here.
The building plan is in place.
The people to implement the
plan are also in place. Now, the
question is, what happens on the
field in 2008?
“We want to be known as a
team that is upbeat, physical, and
attacking in nature,” says the coach. “And,” he
adds, “We will be a disciplined team. We want to
play good defense and special teams, then try to
score some points.”
One thing is very clear: Daryl Dickey is in this
for long haul. He’s a competitor and a winner,
and his West Georgia Wolves will take on the
personality of their head coach.
Now a look at the 2008 West Georgia Wolves …
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squad member A.J. Mitchell (6-2, 217, Fr.) and incoming frosh
recruit Randy Sides (6-3, 225).
Offense
Not a great deal of experience returns
on the offensive side of the ball for the
2008 season. Several experienced hands
are back at the wide receiver and tailback
positions, however experience is very thin
up front and at quarterback.
Matt Bailey
Along the line of scrimmage, center
Matt Bailey is the lone holdover. Bailey
(6-1, 287, Sr.) was a mainstay up front
a year ago, playing through injuries to
anchor UWG’s blocking corps. He should
be a candidate for post-season honors this
season.
While Bailey is the clear leader to claim the center spot, competition should be very keen for the other positions along the Wolves’
offensive line. A combination of returning squad members and a
large number of very exciting recruits are expected to stage a battle
royal to earn playing time at both guards and both tackles.
The most intriguing name along the blocking front for the
Wolves is that of Patrick Swoopes. A transfer from Division I
Alabama-Birmingham, Swoopes is a 6-4, 300-pound junior from
Starkville, Miss. He brings excellent size and promise to the battle
for one tackle spot.
Derek Jones, a redshirt freshman from Gilmer County, was part
of the UWG program a year ago. Jones is 6-4, 270, worked hard in
the off-season and improved during the spring. Others in the picture
at tackle include a host of exciting freshmen. Eric Sheker (6-8,
305), Todd Kidd (6-5, 305) and Sean Beeler (6-5, 290) all have
very bright futures. How much action the freshmen get this fall will
depend, in part, on how quickly they acclimate themselves to the
demands of the college game.
The outlook at the guard spots resembles the battle at tackle.
Spencer Romero (6-2, 317, So.) and Matt Johnson (6-0, 304,
So.) are returning squad members and in the picture. Also, West
Alabama transfer Kyle Yates (5-11, 268) is a redshirt freshman who
joined Johnson and Romero during spring practice.
From the recruiting class, freshman Jimmile Freeman (6-2,
330) is a very promising prospect. So, too, are other freshmen:
Jordan Ritchey (6-3, 285), Darius
Jackson (6-4, 270) and Shawn Corrigan
(6-0, 275). Youngsters behind Bailey at
the center spot include sophomore Cody
Wood (6-2, 250) and Ukandu Emeonye
(6-1, 285).
UWG has a pair of lettermen returning at the tight end position. Senior Grant
Jones (6-2, 211) and junior Adam White
(6-3, 216) lead the charge at the spot.
Also contending for duty will be returning
On the perimeter, UWG is excited by its collection of promising
wide receivers. Several bring experience to the mix; others are young
and talented. Seniors Ron Dickson (6-0, 206) and James Crowley
(6-2, 203) were mainstays a year ago, while junior Steven Billue
(6-2, 190) also saw plenty of playing time.
That trio will compete for playing time with plenty of potential
candidates. Senior transfer Wilson Kimble (6-3, 180) impressed
during spring practice. Sophomore Johnny Pope (6-2, 161), freshman Carl Snapp (6-3, 188) and sophomore Kyle Freeman (5-7,
165) have all been apart of the UWG
program.
On the incoming freshman side, the
Wolves believe they have both quality and
quantity. Some of the names to watch
include Brandon Clark (6-2, 185), Ely
Payne (6-3, 176), James Bull (5-11, 160)
and Calvin Dennis (5-10, 175). Also in
the mix are Eric Josovitz (5-11, 180),
Silas Rogers (5-11, 180), and Andrew
Smith (5-11, 180).
Ron Dickson
Much of Dickey’s preseason focus will
be on the quarterback position. Third-year sophomore Sean Gray
(6-1, 206) saw very limited playing time a year ago, but he’s the only
signal caller on the squad to have ever played in a college game. Gray
is expected to battle with redshirt freshman Kyle Padgett (6-2,
224) for the starting job during fall camp.
Beyond Gray and Padgett, squad member Chris Hirschfield
(6-1, 190, So.) returns to battle. Also at the spot are several incoming freshmen: Bobby Ervin (6-1, 175), Andrew Smith (5-10,
170) and Andrew Mathieson (6-3, 210).
An old friend returns to the West Georgia offense in 2008: the
fullback position. Battling for the spot is junior Stewart Cook (511, 220), who saw duty at the spot two seasons ago. Also in the hunt
are freshman Austin Albany (5-9, 217) and sophomore Eddie
Floyd (5-11, 215).
The tailback position has several players with limited experience.
Junior Joey Harris (5-10, 202) is UWG’s returning rushing leader,
having gained 168 yards on 40 carries in 2007. However, Harris suffered an ankle injury in the Wolves’ final spring scrimmage and has
worked very hard over the summer to be ready for the season.
Yusuf Holloway (5-8, 195, So.) and George Summerset
(5-10, 180, So.) gained 103 and 76 yards, respectively, last season.
Summerset earned his initial collegiate start in the season finale at
archrival Valdosta State.
Junior Quentin Roman may also figure in the tailback picture.
The Lenoir-Rhyne transfer is a former All-South Atlantic Conference performer from his days with the Bulldogs. Also, juco transfer
Dustin Lindsey (6-0, 220, Jr.) is a former Tennessee signee who
may figure in Dickey’s plans before the Wolves get deep into the
season.
Joey Harris
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Defense
Defense was a major struggle for West Georgia in 2007. Opponents shattered the record book as the Wolves surrendered yards
and points by the bushel. UWG must
improve, quickly and dramatically, for a
turnaround in the program’s fortunes in
2008.
The Wolves’ top two returning tacklers
are both linebackers. Senior Ray Mitchell
(5-10, 200) seems entrenched at the strong
side, or Sam, backer spot. Michael Reardon (5-11, 211, Jr.) is two-year letterman
and plays in the middle.
Four returning squad members play
behind Mitchell. They include Mitchell
Dean (6-2, 235, Jr.), Willie Barnes (6-2, 214, Fr.) Alex Coleman
(6-0, 202, Jr.), and Kendricus Matthews (5-11, 211, Fr.). Behind
Reardon is a trio of highly regarded newcomers. This group includes
John Weatherford (6-1, 213), Nick Popiel (6-3, 220) and Kyle
Bowman (6-1, 230).
Ray Mitchell
The battle for playing time at the Will, or weak side, linebacker
spot should also be very spirited. Junior Timothy Gregory (6-2,
235) will be among the contenders, as are returning squad members
Marcellus Hunter (6-0, 200, So.) and Andrew Geschke (6-2,
218, So.). Also, frosh recruit Robert Hill (6-0, 195) could develop
into a contender for playing time.
Along the line, the Wolves’ new four-man front scheme will
feature a few holdovers and many new faces. In the middle, senior
Brandon Thompson (5-10, 233) will
contend for snaps at the tackle post. Other
candidates there include squad member
Chandler Weatherby (5-11, 291, Fr.)
and a pair of incoming freshman recruits:
Juan Pickett (6-1, 270) and Dante Reid
(6-2, 240).
Newcomers are also expected to
dominate the battle for the job at the nose
position. Prep signees Terrance Turman
(6-1, 295) and Willie Pitts (6-2, 290)
bring lots of promise and great size to
Michael Reardon
the UWG program. Others who may be
in the picture include James White (6-0, 260, So.) and Gregory
Rodriguez (6-3, 290, Fr.).
The end positions are like the rest of the defense: a mix of the
young prospects with a sprinkling of holdovers. Most of the latter
have limited experience. Seniors Nick Hensley (6-1, 216) and
Kelvin Ferrell (6-5, 235) are both three-year lettermen and have
started games. Beyond them, however, none of the remaining end
contenders has played the position at the collegiate level.
Other candidates for playing time on the outside include redshirt
freshman Duke Banks (6-3, 218), sophomore Brendan Nestor
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(6-5, 240), sophomore James White (6-0, 260), sophomore Brett
Collier (6-3, 224), and junior Joshua Mitchell (6-2, 241). All
have been part of the UWG program and were part of the off-season
program and spring drills. Newcomers may also figure in the fight
for time at defensive end. Candidates include Darrius Wilborn
(6-0, 265, Fr.) and Rene Leon (6-0, 220, So.).
In the secondary, UWG returns twoyear regular Marcus Wise (5-9, 168,
Sr.) at one corner. Sophomores Waylon
Kimble (5-10, 170) and Dwate Strickland (6-1, 187) are also contenders to see
plenty of action at the corner spots. Others
in the debate include redshirt freshman
Dontavious Smith (6-0, 175), and
incoming freshmen Tre Hudson (5-10,
165), and Brandon Larkin (5-11, 180).
Sophomore letterman Wymon Kelley
Marcus Wise
(5-11, 186) is among the top contenders
to win the job at the rover position. Transfer Gregory Carson (6-0,
190), frosh recruit James McGee (5-10, 178) and newcomer Eddie
Brown (5-11, 180) are also at the position.
At free safety, sophomore Braxton Foster (5-10, 180) came
through spring practice as a top contender for the job. Other names
in the mix include incoming freshmen Will Jones (6-1, 205) and
Justin Beard (6-1, 200), returning squad member Nicholas Pavao
(6-0, 165, So.) and redshirt freshman Seth Satterfield (6-1, 205, Fr.).
Specialists
Special teams a year ago at West Georgia were a mixed bag.
With Jared Guberman (5-9, 197) the Wolves had a very good
punter and a superb kicker. Guberman was
among the nation’s most accurate field goal
specialists, missing only twice en route to
winning All-GSC, All-Southeast Region
and All-America honors.
If one talented placement specialist
wasn’t enough, the Wolves this summer
welcomed back Adi Brkic (6-4, 190, So.)
to the program. As a freshman in 1995,
Brkic kicked three field goals of over 50
yards, including a 54-yard boot to set a
new school record. His range, especially on
kickoffs, could be a factor this fall.
Jared Guberman
Beyond the kickers, UWG also returns a very reliable long snap
specialist. Junior Micah Hurst (6-3, 200) has handled the job well
the last two seasons, and is an excellent athlete on punt coverage.
Good kicking games, however, require more than just good kicking, punting and snapping. In other areas, UWG’s special teams a
year ago were, to be charitable, abysmal. Kickoff and punt coverage
was too often exploited, the return game was generally unproductive, and the team was far too vulnerable to having punts blocked.
THE OUTLOOK
Beyond identifying the return specialists, much of preseason will
be devoted to an emphasis on special teams. An old football theory
says that the quickest equalizer for a young and building football
team is a top flight kicking game. Dickey doesn’t dispute that theory.
Coaching Staff
A mix of youth and experience will be alongside Dickey for the
2008 football season. A veteran coach with excellent connections,
the Wolves’ new boss assembled an outstanding cast of teachers,
recruiters and strategists to help lead UWG football back to its
rightful place.
Offensively, veteran Jeff Fela will tutor the offensive line and
will serve as offensive coordinator. Fela had previously worked with
Dickey at Presbyterian, and the Wolves’ boss has tremendous confidence in Fela’s abilities.
Also on the offensive side, Lamont Seward will handle UWG’s
wide receivers and help coordinate the team’s academic support program. A pair of promising graduate assistants will also work with the
offense. Ryan Locke will work with the fullbacks and tight ends,
while Chad Pickett handles the tailbacks. Dickey will serve as his
own quarterback coach.
On the defensive side, James Colzie joins the staff as defensive
coordinator and will tutor the secondary. Colzie, a former Florida
State star, last season coached defensive backs and coordinated special teams at rival and Division II champ Valdosta State.
Russell Rothar, a former Presbyterian star, is UWG’s linebacker
coach. Rothar was recruited by and played for Dickey at PC. Louis
LeBlanc is UWG’s defensive line coach. Also, the former Alabama
aide serves as the Wolves’ recruiting coordinator. Also working on
the defensive side for UWG are grad assistants Charlie Wilburn
(defensive line and recruiting) and Robert Walden (secondary).
Also, Dave Ware returns to work with the kicking and punting
specialists.
A week later, the Wolves return to a Carrollton, but in a new
venue: Richards Stadium at Central High School. UWG faces SIAC
and state rival Clark Atlanta at Richards, a move necessitated by the
rebuilding of Grisham Stadium.
UWG begins league play in Week 3, heading to Arkadelphia,
Ark., for a date with Ouachita Baptist. Next, the Wolves are in
Carrollton for their debut on Grisham’s new rug vs. North Alabama.
Following an open date, the Wolves begin their October slate with
a visit from Henderson State. After the Reddies come to call, UWG
will travel to Arkansas-Monticello, welcome Arkansas Tech to town
for Homecoming, and then provide the Homecoming opponent for
West Alabama a week later in Livingston.
The season’s final two weeks as challenging as possible. First,
UWG travels to Cleveland Field for a Thursday night TV game with
Valdosta State. This marks the first time since 1994 that the Blazers
have not provided the opposition for West Georgia’s regular season
finale. That comes nine days later, in Carrollton, when the Delta
State Statesmen visit Grisham Stadium.
Overview
The road back to respectability, contention, and championships
won’t be an easy for the West Georgia Wolves. However, it is clear
to all that this program has taken the first steps. A quality coaching staff, a roster of hard-working and positive attitude players has
already helped lay the first level of foundation.
How will this translate into the won-loss record in 2008? No
one knows. However, the promise for a very bright future for West
Georgia Wolves football is very much real.
Schedule
A football team that plays in the Gulf South Conference is guaranteed a rugged schedule. The GSC is the deepest, most demanding
NCAA Division II league in the nation. Not only does no conference go deeper in quality teams, the excellence of the league’s top
programs is unquestioned.
Valdosta State is the defending national champion, while North
Alabama and Delta State were clearly among the nation’s top five
teams is season ago. UWG plays them all in 2008, though not in
succession as the end of the schedule, which was the case the past
two years.
The Wolves open the season with a pair of non-conference game.
First is a visit to Birmingham, Ala., for a date with Division I-FCS
Samford. The game marks the first meeting with the Bulldogs since
the 1992 season opener.
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WOLVES ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
No.
38
63
90
57
7
68
3
54
46
20
1
33
80
32
55
34
58
9
56
12
8
71
74
17
83
40
11
66
86
13
52
31
22
48
14
10
23
30
82
37
67
70
89
2
16
10
Name
Austin Albany
Matt Bailey
Duke Banks
Willie Barnes
Justin Beard
Sean Beeler
Steve Billue
Kyle Bowman
Adi Brkic
Eddie Brown
James Bull
Gregory Carson
Brandon Clark
Alex Coleman
Brett Collier
Stewart Cook
Shawn Corrigan
James Crowley
Mitchell Dean
Calvin Dennis
Ron Dickson
Daniel Dominey
Ukandu Emeonye
Bobby Ervin
Kelvin Ferrell
Eddie Floyd
Braxton Foster
Jimmile Freeman
Kyle Freeman
Sean Gray
Timothy Gregory
Jared Guberman
Joey Harris
Nick Hensley
Chris Hirschfield
Yusuf Holloway
Tre Hudson
Marcellus Hunter
Micah Hurst
Darius Jackson
Matt Johnson
Derek Jones
Grant Jones
Will Jones
Eric Josovitz
West Georgia Wolves
POS
HT WT
RB
5-9
217
OL
6-1
287
DE
6-3
218
LB
6-2
214
DB
6-1
200
OL
6-5
290
WR
6-2
190
LB
6-1
230
K
6-4
190
DB
5-11 180
WR
5-11 160
DB
6-0
190
WR
6-2
185
LB
6-0
202
DL
6-2
224
FB
5-11 220
OL
6-0
275
WR
6-2
203
LB
6-2
235
WR
5-10 175
WR
6-0
206
OL
6-2
300
OL
6-1
285
QB
6-1
175
DE
6-5
225
FB
5-11 215
DB
5-10 180
OL
6-2
330
WR
5-7
165
QB
6-1
206
LB
6-1
225
K/P
5-9
197
TB
5-10 202
DL
6-1
216
QB
6-1
190
TB
5-8
195
DB
5-10 165
LB
6-0
200
WR/LS 6-3
192
OL
6-4
270
OL
6-0
304
OT
6-4
268
TE
6-2
211
DB
6-1
205
WR
5-11 180
CL
FR
SR
FR
FR
FR
FR
JR
FR
SO
FR
FR
SO
FR
JR
SO
JR
FR
SR
JR
FR
SR
FR
FR
FR
SR
SO
SO
FR
SO
SO
JR
SR
JR
SR
SO
SO
FR
SO
JR
FR
SO
FR
SR
FR
FR
Hometown (High School)
Dallas (Hiram)
Hartwell (Hart County)
Atlanta (Colquitt Co.)
Dallas (Kell)
Homerville (Clinch County)
Knoxville, TN (Catholic)
Macon (Northeast)
Fayetteville (Whitewater)
Lawrenceville (Central Gwinnett)
Atlanta (Morrow)
Lakeland, FL (Lake Gibson)
Atlanta (Duluth)
Newnan (High)
Athens, AL (Stockbridge)
Oglethorpe (Southland Academy)
Carrollton (Central)
Cumming (Forsyth Central)
Ocean City, NJ (High)
Salem, AL (Smith’s Station)
Tallahassee, FL (Florida)
Hiram (Paulding County)
Douglasville (Lithia Springs)
Marietta (Osborne)
Monroe (Monroe Area)
St. Mary’s (Camden County)
Soperton (Treutlen County)
Canton (Cherokee)
Stockbridge (High)
Fayetteville (Fayette County)
Evans (Greenbrier)
Deltona, FL (High)
Boca Raton, FL (Spanish River)
Leesburg (Lee County)
Athens (Cedar Shoals)
Woodstock (Jackson Christian)
Columbus (Hardaway)
Newnan (Northgate)
Athens (Clarke Central)
Hochston (Mill Creek)
Suwanee (Collins Hill)
Ellijay (Gilmer County)
Norcross (Duluth)
WOLVES ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
No.
15
69
21
4
26
49
16
19
43
41
5
72
42
18
36
84
98
76
87
53
47
92
65
77
29
73
39
35
79
88
13
25
81
24
28
78
91
93
59
44
85
94
75
6
62
61
Name
Wymon Kelley
Todd Kidd
Waylon Kimble
Wilson Kimble
Dustin Lindsey
Kendricus Matthews
Andrew Matthieson
James McGee
A.J. Mitchell
Joshua Mitchell
Ray Mitchell
Bryce Neeley
Brendan Nestor
Kyle Padgett
Nicholas Pavao
Ely Payne
Juan Pickett
Willie Pitts
Johnny Pope
Nick Popiel
Michael Reardon
Dante Reid
Jordan Ritchey
Gregory Rodriguez
Quentin Roman
Spencer Romero
Trey Rowe
Seth Satterfield
Eric Sheker
Randy Sides
Andrew Smith
Dontavious Smith
Carl Snapp
Dwate Strickland
George Summerset
Patrick Swoopes
Brandon Thompson
Terrance Turman
Chandler Weatherby
John Weatherford
Adam White
James White
Darrius Wilborn
Marcus Wise
Cody Wood
Kyle Yates
POS
DB
OL
CB
WR
RB
LB
QB
DB
TE
LB
LB
OL
DE
QB
DB
WR
DL
DL
WR
LB
LB
DL
OL
OL
RB
OL
DB
DB
OL
TE
QB
DB
WR
DB
TB
OT
DL
DL
DT
LB
TE
DL
DL
CB
OL
OL
HT WT
5-11 186
6-5
305
5-10 170
6-3
190
6-0
220
5-11 211
6-3
210
5-10 178
6-2
217
6-2
241
5-10 200
6-4
285
6-5
240
6-2
224
6-0
163
6-3
176
6-1
270
6-2
290
6-2
161
6-3
220
5-11 211
6-2
240
6-3
285
6-3
290
5-11 185
6-2
317
5-10 175
6-1
205
6-8
305
6-3
225
5-10 170
6-0
175
6-3
188
6-1
187
5-10 165
6-4
300
5-10 233
6-1
295
5-11 291
6-1
213
6-3
216
6-0
260
6-0
265
5-9
168
6-2
250
5-11 268
CL
SO
FR
SO
SR
JR
FR
FR
FR
FR
JR
SR
FR
SO
FR
SO
FR
FR
FR
SO
FR
JR
FR
FR
FR
JR
SO
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
SO
SO
JR
SR
FR
FR
FR
JR
SO
FR
SR
SO
FR
Lovejoy (High)
Stockbridge (High)
Austell (South Cobb)
Alcoa, TN (High)
Griffin (High)
Alpharetta (Milton)
Columbus (Hardaway)
Rome (Model)
Bainbridge (High)
Hanford, CA (Hanford West)
Buchanan (Haralson County)
Bowling Green, KY (High)
Waynesboro (Burke County)
Land O’ Lakes, FL (High)
Columbus (Shaw)
Tallahassee, FL (Lincoln_
Albany (High)
Peachtree City (McIntosh)
Woodstock (Etowah)
Miami (Edison)
Covington (Eastside)
Miami (Coral Gables Senior)
Atlanta (Camden County)
Mt. Airy (Habersham Central)
Villa Rica (Hiram)
Gainesville (North Hall)
Clarksville (Habersham Central)
Loganville (Grayson)
Rabun Gap (Rabun County)
Donalsonville (Seminole Co.)
Lakenheath, England (High)
Carrollton (High)
Conyers (Salem)
Starkville, MS (High)
Smyrna (Campbell)
Elberton (Elbert County)
Roswell (Fellowship Christian)
Valley, AL (High)
Flowery Branch (High)
Decatur (North Gwinnett)
Lawrenceville (Berkmar)
Lilburn (Buford)
Franklin (Heard County)
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WOLVES NUMERICAL ROSTER
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
13
14
15
16
16
17
19
18
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
28
29
31
30
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
46
12
Name
James Bull
Will Jones
Steve Billue
Wilson Kimble
Ray Mitchell
Marcus Wise
Justin Beard
Ron Dickson
James Crowley
Yusuf Holloway
Braxton Foster
Calvin Dennis
Andrew Smith
Sean Gray
Chris Hirschfield
Wymon Kelley
Eric Josovitz
Andrew Matthieson
Bobby Ervin
James McGee
Kyle Padgett
Eddie Brown
Waylon Kimble
Joey Harris
Tre Hudson
Dwate Strickland
Dontavious Smith
Dustin Lindsey
George Summerset
Quentin Roman
Jared Guberman
Marcellus Hunter
Alex Coleman
Gregory Carson
Stewart Cook
Seth Satterfield
Nicholas Pavao
Darius Jackson
Austin Albany
Trey Rowe
Eddie Floyd
Joshua Mitchell
Brendan Nestor
A.J. Mitchell
John Weatherford
Adi Brkic
West Georgia Wolves
POS
WR
DB
WR
WR
LB
CB
DB
WR
WR
TB
DB
WR
DB
QB
QB
DB
WR
QB
QB
DB
QB
DB
CB
TB
DB
DB
DB
RB
TB
RB
K/P
LB
LB
DB
FB
DB
DB
OL
RB
DB
FB
LB
DE
TE
LB
K
HT
5-11
6-1
6-2
6-3
5-10
5-9
6-1
6-0
6-2
5-8
5-10
5-10
5-10
6-1
6-1
5-11
5-11
6-3
6-1
5-10
6-2
5-11
5-10
5-10
5-10
6-1
6-0
6-0
5-10
5-11
5-9
6-0
6-0
6-0
5-11
6-1
6-0
6-4
5-9
5-10
5-11
6-2
6-5
6-2
6-1
6-4
WT
160
205
190
190
200
168
200
206
203
195
180
175
170
206
190
186
180
210
175
178
224
180
170
202
165
187
175
220
165
185
197
200
202
190
220
205
163
270
217
175
215
241
240
217
213
190
CL
FR
FR
JR
SR
SR
SR
FR
SR
SR
SO
SO
FR
FR
SO
SO
SO
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
SO
JR
FR
SO
FR
JR
SO
JR
SR
SO
JR
SO
JR
FR
SO
FR
FR
FR
SO
JR
SO
FR
FR
SO
Macon (Northeast)
Hanford, CA (Hanford West)
Lawrenceville (Berkmar)
Homerville (Clinch County)
Hiram (Paulding County)
Ocean City, NJ (High)
Canton (Cherokee)
Rabun Gap (Rabun County)
Evans (Greenbrier)
Woodstock (Jackson Christian)
Lovejoy (High)
Norcross (Duluth)
Alpharetta (Milton)
Monroe (Monroe Area)
Columbus (Hardaway)
Atlanta (Morrow)
Columbus (Hardaway)
Carrollton (High)
Donalsonville (Seminole Co.)
Alcoa, TN (High)
Conyers (Salem)
Atlanta (Camden County)
Boca Raton, FL (Spanish River)
Newnan (Northgate)
Athens, AL (Stockbridge)
Atlanta (Duluth)
Gainesville (North Hall)
Waynesboro (Burke County)
Dallas (Hiram)
Villa Rica (Hiram)
Soperton (Treutlen County)
Bainbridge (High)
Bowling Green, KY (High)
Rome (Model)
WOLVES NUMERICAL ROSTER
No.
Name
47
48
49
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
61
62
63
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
86
85
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
98
Michael Reardon
Nick Hensley
Kendricus Matthews
Timothy Gregory
Nick Popiel
Kyle Bowman
Brett Collier
Mitchell Dean
Willie Barnes
Shawn Corrigan
Chandler Weatherby
Kyle Yates
Cody Wood
Matt Bailey
Jordan Ritchey
Jimmile Freeman
Matt Johnson
Sean Beeler
Todd Kidd
Derek Jones
Daniel Dominey
Bryce Neeley
Spencer Romero
Ukandu Emeonye
Darrius Wilborn
Willie Pitts
Gregory Rodriguez
Patrick Swoopes
Eric Sheker
Brandon Clark
Carl Snapp
Micah Hurst
Kelvin Ferrell
Ely Payne
Kyle Freeman
Adam White
Johnny Pope
Randy Sides
Grant Jones
Duke Banks
Brandon Thompson
Dante Reid
Terrance Turman
James White
Juan Pickett
POS
LB
DL
LB
LB
LB
LB
DL
LB
LB
OL
DT
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
OT
OL
OL
OL
OL
DL
DL
OL
OT
OL
WR
WR
WR/LS
DE
WR
WR
TE
WR
TE
TE
DE
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
HT
WT
CL
5-11
6-1
5-11
6-1
6-3
6-1
6-2
6-2
6-2
6-0
5-11
5-11
6-2
6-1
6-3
6-2
6-0
6-5
6-5
6-4
6-2
6-4
6-2
6-1
6-0
6-2
6-3
6-4
6-8
6-2
6-3
6-3
6-5
6-3
5-7
6-3
6-2
6-3
6-2
6-3
5-10
6-2
6-1
6-0
6-1
211
216
211
225
220
230
224
235
214
275
291
268
250
287
285
330
304
290
305
268
300
285
317
285
265
290
290
300
305
185
188
192
225
176
165
216
161
225
211
218
233
240
295
260
270
JR
SR
FR
JR
FR
FR
SO
JR
FR
FR
FR
FR
SO
SR
FR
FR
SO
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
SO
FR
FR
FR
FR
JR
FR
FR
FR
JR
SR
FR
SO
JR
SO
FR
SR
FR
SR
FR
FR
SO
FR
Woodstock (Etowah)
Athens (Cedar Shoals)
Griffin (High)
Deltona, FL (High)
Oglethorpe (Southland Academy)
Salem, AL (Smith’s Station)
Dallas (Kell)
Cumming (Forsyth Central)
Roswell (Fellowship Christian)
Franklin (Heard County)
Lilburn (Buford)
Hartwell (Hart County)
Covington (Eastside)
Stockbridge (High)
Suwanee (Collins Hill)
Stockbridge (High)
Ellijay (Gilmer County)
Douglasville (Lithia Springs)
Buchanan (Haralson County)
Mt. Airy (Habersham Central)
Marietta (Osborne)
Decatur (North Gwinnett)
Tallahassee, FL (Lincoln_
Miami (Coral Gables Senior)
Starkville, MS (High)
Clarksville (Habersham Central)
Newnan (High)
Lakenheath, England (High)
Athens (Clarke Central)
St. Mary’s (Camden County)
Valley, AL (High)
Albany (High)
Loganville (Grayson)
Atlanta (Colquitt Co.)
Smyrna (Campbell)
Miami (Edison)
Flowery Branch (High)
Columbus (Shaw)
West Georgia Wolves
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WOLVES PRE-SEASON DEPTH CHART
Offense
XR
Defense
LE
7 Wilson Kimble .................................6-3, 190, Sr., Austell
3 Steve Billue ....................................... 6-2, 190, Jr., Macon
90 Duke Banks ...................................6-3, 218, Fr., Moultrie
75 Darrius Willborn ...........................6-0, 265, Fr., Suwanee
LT
DT
78 Patrick Swoopes..................... 6-4, 300, Jr., Starkville, MS
68 Sean Beeler ...........................6-5, 290, Fr., Knoxville, TN
91 Brandon Thompson ......................5-10, 233, Sr., Smyrna
92 Dante Reid .......................................6-2, 225, Fr., Miami
LG
N
67 Matt Johnson ............................... 6-0, 304, So., Suwanee
66 Jimille Freeman ........................6-2, 330, Fr., Stockbridge
93 Terrance Turman ...........................6-1, 295, Fr., Elberton
76 Willie Pitts ............................6-2, 290, Fr., Tallhassee, FL
C
RE
63 Matt Bailey....................................6-1, 287, Sr., Hartwell
62 Cody Wood .....................................6-2, 250, Fr., Lilburn
48 Nick Hensley....................................6-1, 216, Sr., Athens
83 Kelvin Ferrell ............................... 6-5, 225, Sr., St. Mary’s
RG
WLB
73 Spencer Romero ........................... 6-2, 317, So., Mt. Airy
61 Kyle Yates .................................... 5-11, 268, Fr., Franklin
52 Timothy Gregory .....................6-1, 225, Jr., Deltona, FL
30 Marcellus Hunter ....................... 5-11, 200, So., Newnan
RT
MLB
70 Derek Jones .......................................6-4, 268, Fr., Ellijay
79 Eric Sheker ................................. 6-8, 305, Fr., Clarksville
47 Michael Reardon ..................... 5-11, 211, Jr., Woodstock
44 John Weatherford ......................6-1, 213, Fr , Odessa, FL
TE
SLB
89 Grant Jones ............................... 6-2, 211, Sr., Fayetteville
85 Adam White ................................ 6-3, 216, Jr., Valley, AL
5 Ray Mitchell.........................5-10, 200, Sr., Hanford, CA
56 Mitchell Dean .............................6-2, 235, Jr., Salem, AL
QB
BC
13 Sean Gray ..........................................6-1, 208, So., Evans
or
18 Kyle Padgett ............................... 6-2, 224, Fr., Carrollton
6 Marcus Wise.......................... 5-9, 168, Sr., Lawrenceville
24 Dwate Strickland ....................... 6-1, 187, So., Carrollton
FB
15 Wymon Kelley..............................5-11, 186, So., Lovejoy
33 Gregory Carson ........................... 5-10, 185, So., Decatur
34 Stewart Cook.............................5-11, 220, Jr., Carrollton
38 Austin Albany....................................5-9, 217, Fr., Dallas
TB
22 Joey Harris .................................. 5-10, 202, Jr., Leesburg
28 George Summerset ........................5-9, 170, So., Conyers
ZR
8 Ron Dickson .................................... 6-0, 206, Sr., Hiram
9 James Crowley .................... 6-2, 203, Sr., Ocean City, NJ
R
FS
11 Braxton Foster ............................... 5-10, 180, Jr., Canton
7 Justin Beard ...............................6-1, 200, Fr., Homerville
FC
21 Waylon Kimble .............................. 5-10, 170, So. Austell
25 Dontavious Smith .................6-0, 175, Fr., Donalsonville
Specialists
K
31 Jared Guberman .................5-9, 187, Sr., Boca Raton, FL
46 Adi Brkic ...............................6-4, 190, So., Lawrenceville
P
31 Jared Guberman .................5-9, 187, Sr., Boca Raton, FL
LS
82 Micah Hurst ..................................... 6-3, 192, Jr., Athens
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THE WOLVES
38
AUSTIN
ALBANY
FB • 5-9 • 220 • FR
63
MATT
BAILEY
G • 6-2 • 285 • SR
Dallas, Georgia
AT UWG: Young fullback prospect that joined
Wolves’ program during off-season … hard worker
who showed progress during spring drills … will
likely provide depth in Wolves’ backfield this fall …
HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped for Coach Andy Dorsey as
a defensive star at nearby Hiram High … was twice
named Hornet’s defensive player of the year, and was
name region’s top defensive player as a senior in
2006 … also was voted team captain, Golden Helmet
Award winner, and was AJC All-State Honorable
Mention … versatile athlete who was also a top prep
wrestler, winning many tournaments … was region
4-AAAAA champion as a senior, earning a bid to state
tournament … PERSONAL: Born June 29, 1988 …
son of Chris and Terri Kocopi … hobbies include wrestling, working out, four-wheeling, the Braves and going to the beach … lists other favorites as, foods: Mexican,
pizza, spaghetti and chicken; non-football sport: wrestling; movie: Saving Private
Ryan; TV: Family Guy; music: everything; music performers: Three Days Grace, Lil
Wayne, The Showdown; toy: Xbox 360; Division I football team: Florida State; NFL
team: Atlanta Falcons … looks forward to facing Valdosta State; doesn’t look forward
to any trip to Arkansas … least favorite class is English … best video games ever:
Madden, NCAA Football, Call of Duty 4; worst: Tetris … all-time sports hero is
cycling legend Lance Armstrong; non-sports heroes are parents … say the best kept
secret about UWG is “the women” … will not eat Brussels sprouts … majoring in
Finance.
Hartwell, Georgia
AT UWG: Veteran mainstay to the Wolves’ blocking
corps returning for senior season in 2008 … has
been a starter past two seasons, playing through
significant injury difficulties during ’07 campaign
… is strong, smart, tough and a very good leader …
should be the anchor up front for Wolves’ attack this
season … HIGH SCHOOL: Was a top performer
for Coach Greg Seagraves’ Hart County program
… was a two-way performer, scoring 32 pancake
blocks on the offensive line and posting 108 tackles
and eight sacks on defense … was named a team
captain, two-time all-region and was twice named to
All-Northeast Georgia Team … was used to success,
helping Hart County to a four-year record of 50-4 …
also participated in track and field as a senior … PERSONAL: Born June 10, 1983
… son of Lewis Bailey and Brenda Bailey … has a varied list of favorites, including;
foods: pizza and Little Debbie; music: any type; performer: Sheryl Crowe; movie:
Braveheart; other sports: baseball and rugby; hobbies: tennis, horseshoes, hanging
with friends … least favorite class is/was Spanish … looks most forward to games vs.
North Alabama and Valdosta State; would like to forget last year’s debacle at Newberry
… came to West Georgia for family-type atmosphere; says UWG’s best kept secret is
Z-6 … favorite NFL team: Atlanta Falcons; Division I teams: Georgia Tech and Auburn
… will not eat red cabbage … lists Bo Jackson among all-time sports heroes; nonsports hero is Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger of California … favorite toy is G.I. Joe
… would love to meet Sheryl Crowe … a History major with a minor in Geography;
career ambition is to teach, coach, and weigh 225.
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DUKE
BANKS
DE • 6-3 • 230 • FR
57
WILLIE
BARNES
LB/LS • 6-2 • 220 • FR
Atlanta, Georgia
AT UWG: Promising, young defensive lineman entering second year in UWG program … spent 2007
season on scout team as a redshirt … has a good attitude and good tools … needs to continue working
hard to become a contributor on Wolves’ defensive
line … HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped for Coach Tim
Cokely at at Colquitt High in Moultrie … earned team
top defensive honors for performance vs. Valdosta
High … had 70 tackles, including 35 solo stops, and
forced three fumbles during senior season with the
Packers … a versatile athlete who earned all-region
honors as a basketball player … PERSONAL: Born
October 8, 1988 … son of Duke Banks, Sr., and
Dolores Evans … hobbies include video games, family and friends, and Legos … other favorites include, food: pineapple pizza; music:
everything but country; music performer: Shawty Lo; non-football sport: basketball;
movie: Friday; NFL team: New York Giants; Division I team: Georgia … least favorite
class is Geology Lab … all-time sports hero is NFL pass rush specialist Dwight Freeney; non-sports hero is Sean Diddy Combs … not a big fan of soup from the Z …
worst fears are death, heights and snakes … would like to forget last year’s Valdosta
State; looking forward to ’08 meeting; least favorite road trip is to Harding … would
love to meet former New York Giants star Michael Strahan … a Civil Engineering
major with plans to be atop a chain of engineering firms.
Dallas, Georgia
AT UWG: Young defensive prospect readying to see
first action in 2008 … also a contender at long snap
position … hard worker who progressed during
spring and off-season program … expected to provide depth for Wolves this fall … HIGH SCHOOL:
Prepped for Coach Irv Sigler’s Longhorns at Kell
High in Cobb County … was named team’s offensive
lineman of the year and won several team offensive
player of the week honors … had a 15-tackle
performance in game vs. Lassiter … PERSONAL:
Born May 8, 1989 … son of Calvin Barnes and Angie
Barnes … lists favorites as, food: fried chicken;
movie: Four Brothers; non-football sport: basketball;
music: rap; music performers: Gucci Mane and T.I.;
NFL team: Dallas Cowboys; Division I football team: Tennessee … would like to forget
high school game vs. North Cobb … looking forward to playing Valdosta State …
all-time sports hero is NFL star Ray Lewis; non-sports hero is Dr. Martin Luther King,
Jr. … ranks Madden as best video game ever … would love to meet singer Christina
Milian … will not eat sushi … undecided major.
THE WOLVES
STEVE
BILLUE
WR • 6-2 • 196 • SO
3
Macon, Georgia
AT UWG: Talented transfer who saw action at
receiver position a season ago … came to Wolves
following a season at Tuskegee … top game was
a four-catch, 45-yard effort with a TD vs. Arkansas Tech … has good size, hands and speed …
progressed during off-season and spring practice
… should be in the mix for playing time this fall
… HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped for coaches Carror
Wright and Bruce Mullen at Macon’s Northeast High
… posted 87 career catches for 2,637 yards and 24
touchdowns … earned All-Middle Georgia honors
as a senior wide receiver, was all-region and All-Bibb
County at receiver and defensive back … also named
county’s outstanding receiver … gifted athlete who
also excelled in basketball and track, qualifying for state finals in the triple jump
… PERSONAL: Born December 26, 1987 … son of Steven and Dearonda Billue
… names hobbies as getting money and chilling with loved ones … other favorites
include, food: hot wings; non-football sport: track-and-field; TV: Martin and Wayans
Brothers; music: gospel, rap and R&B; video game: Sega DreamCast … names
grandparents as top non-sports heroes … doesn’t care for road trips to Arkansas …
undeclared major.
BILLUE’S STATS
Year
2007
Rec
7
32
Receiving
Yds
Avg.
65
9.3
TD
1
LP
24
55
BRETT
COLLIER
DE • 6-2 • 232 • SO
Oglethorpe, Georgia
AT UWG: Young defender returning to Wolves for
second season of collegiate play … saw limited
action in 2007 … top numbers came with three
tackles in game at Delta State … a very hard worker
with strong attitude … should continue to improve
and battle for snaps this fall … HIGH SCHOOL:
Was a star for Coach Jack Harris at private school
power Southland Academy in Americus … had a
huge senior season with 142 total tackles … was
two-time all-state and two-time all-region performer
… a very versatile and tenacious athlete, was also a
three-time region champion and two-time state title
winner as a wrestler … PERSONAL: Born November
4, 1988 … son of Tony and Renee Collier … lists
hobbies as X-Box, family and friends … other favorites include, food: Arby’s; movie:
300; non-football sport: wrestling; music: rock; Division I football team: Georgia …
all-time sports hero is NFL icon Dick Butkus; non-sports hero is dad, Tony … worst
fear is roaches … names Call of Duty 4 as best all-time video game; Halo as worst
… names last season’s Newberry game as one he most wants to forget … looking
forward to this season’s clash with Valdosta State; not looking forward to any bus ride
to Arkansas … good in the classroom, earning a berth on the 2007 GSC Academic
Honor roll … undecided major, but has ambition of becoming a high school football
coach.
COLLIER’S STATS
Year
2007
Solo
2
Asst Tot
2
4
Defense
Sacks TFL Int PBU
0
0
0
0
FR FF
0 0
ALEX
COLEMAN
LB • 6-0 • 190 • SO
Ellenwood, Georgia
AT UWG: Young-but-veteran defender returning to
Wolves’ program for his third season … saw limited
action defensively and on special teams last season
… had season-high three stops, including one for
loss, in Wolves’ defeat at Harding … hard worker
with good attitude, hopes to see increased playing
time this season … HIGH SCHOOL: Is a product
of Coach Steve Collins’ program at Henry County’s
Stockbridge High … had a 70-tackle senior season
for Tigers … good athlete who also excelled on track
team, winning country 400 title as a senior … PERSONAL: Born June 23, 1988 … son of George and
Barbara Coleman … lists hobbies as video games,
sports, sleeping and reading … other favorites include, TV: George Lopez Show; music: old school; music performers: Earth, Wind &
Fire; non-football sport: basketball; foods: a variety, including frog legs, pork chops,
Kool-Aid and ramen noodles; NFL team: Atlanta Falcons, Division I football team:
Auburn … looks most forward to playing Valdosta State … favorite game at UWG was
West Alabama a year ago; game to forger: last year’s loss at Newberry … favorite toy
is iPod … favorite video game is Mario Kart; least favorite is Pokemon … will not
eat cantaloupe … all-time sports hero is NFL legend Barry Sanders; non-sports hero
is Jesus … would love to take a road trip with family … excellent student, earning a
berth on 2007 GSC Academic Honor Roll … a Computer Science major with ambition for a career with EA Sports.
Matt Bailey
COLEMAN’S STATS
Year
2007
Solo
2
Defense
Asst Tot Sacks TFL Int PBU
3
5
0
1-1
0
0
FR FF
0 1
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STEWART
COOK
FB • 5-11 • 225 • JR
34
Carrollton, Georgia
AT UWG: A veteran performer in Wolves’ program
is back for fourth season in 2008 … returns to
offensive backfield this fall as the fullback position
returns to UWG attack … saw extensive action in
backfield as a freshman in 2006 … is a hard inside
runner and can catch the ball … should see much
more action with position switch for this season …
HIGH SCHOOL: Enjoyed a top career for Coach
Randy Padgett at hometown Central High School
… earned Golden Helmet Award for Lions during senior season … was named team’s defensive MVP and
most outstanding linebacker following both junior
and senior seasons … was also a captain’s award
winner … beyond gridiron, also starred on Lions’
baseball team … earned all-state honors as a senior and was a two-time all-county
selection; also won gold glove honor … PERSONAL: Born April 4, 1986 … son of
Coach Dennis and Ann Cook … enjoys a myriad of hobbies, including golf, fishing
and hunting, horseshoes and Braves games … has a unique list of favorites; food:
Hooters’ buffalo chicken strips; non-football sport: baseball; music: most; music
performer: The Band; TV: The Deadliest Catch; movie: The Last Waltz … least favorite class is Chemistry … looking most forward to games this year vs. Samford and
Valdosta State; would like to forget last year’s Newberry fiasco … will not eat mustard
… favorite NFL team: Green Bay Packers; favorite Division I team: Auburn … would
love to meet future Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher John Smoltz … all-time sports hero
is Bo Jackson … favorite toy is PlayStation 3; names Duck Hunter for Nintendo …
would love to take a road trip with former UWG lineman Brandon McCloud … worst
fear is snakes … a Physical Education major with ambition for a career in coaching.
COOK’S STATS
Year
2006
Att
3
Year
2006
Rec
5
Offense
Rushing
Yds
Avg
3
1.0
Receiving
Yds
Avg.
19
3.8
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Ocean City, New Jersey
AT UWG: Talented and tenacious veteran back for
senior season in 2008 … came to UWG last season
as a top juco transfer from Golden West (Calif.)
Community College … was a very reliable performer
for Wolves attack last season with 44 catches for
504 yards and two TDs … top performances was
10-catch, 91-yard effort in win over West Alabama
… has good hands and speed, and is very tough; will
make the tough catch in traffic, and is an effective
blocker for the run game … comes into senior
season as a major asset for UWG attack … JUNIOR
COLLEGE: Earned honors during two-year career at
California juco power … was second team all-state
and first team all-conference during sophomore season … HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Ocean City High
in hometown in New Jersey … PERSONAL: Born May 23, 1987 … son of James and
Diane Crowley … favorites include, hobbies: skateboarding, deer hunting and water
sports; non-football sport: water polo; movie: Me, Myself, & Irene; music: most everything, especially Kanye West … favorite game a year ago was win at Clarke Atlanta;
least favorite was Newberry … looking most forward to this season’s game Valdosta
State; not looking forward to pair of trips to Arkansas … says UWG’s best kept secret
is Kevin Powers … all-time sports hero is Bob Knight; non-sports hero is business
entrepreneur Donald Trump … favorite NFL team: Dallas Cowboys … would like to
take a road trip with teammate Ron Dickson and position coach Lamont Seward … a
Criminology major with ambition of working as a state trooper in native New Jersey.
CROWLEY’S STATS
Year
2007
Rec
44
TD
0
LP
1
Year
2007
Att
6
TD
0
LP
6
Year
2007
No.
8
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JAMES
CROWLEY
WR • 6-2 • 205 • SR
Receiving
Yds
Avg.
504
11.5
Rushing
Yds
Avg
26
4.3
Kickoff Returns
Yds.
Avg.
130
16.3
James Crowley
TD
2
LP
36
TD
0
LP
7
TD
0
LP
25
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MITCHELL
DEAN
LB • 6-2 • 235 • JR
Salem, Alabama
AT UWG: Talented defensive prospect preparing to
see first action for Wolves this season … sat out all
of 2007 campaign after transfer from juco ranks …
has excellent size and strength … worked hard since
coming to UWG during 2007 off-season program …
should be a contender to earn major playing time
this fall … JUNIOR COLLEGE: Was a mainstay for
Coach Jay Miller’s squad at Mississippi Delta Community College … was a two-time all-state performer
with 68 tackles as a sophomore and 112 for career
… HIGH SCHOOL: Was a highly regarded prep
performer for Coach Trey Holliday at Smith’s Station
High in Columbus area … posted 111 total tackles
as a senior and had 215, an interception and six
touchdowns for his career … also showed versatility as a member of both baseball
and basketball teams … PERSONAL: Born November 2, 1986 … son of Willard
and Jeri Dean … enjoys hunting and fishing as hobbies … names other favorites as,
food: hamburgers; sport: NASCAR; TV: ESPN SportsCenter; music: Christian; music
performers: Third Day and Jeremy Camp; NFL team: Green Bay Packers; Division I
team: Auburn … names Madden as best video game ever … sports hero is baseball
legend Nolan Ryan; non-sports hero is Jesus … will not eat sushi … most looking
forward to season opener at Samford … would like to meet actor Will Smith … is
happily married to wife, Brooke … majoring in Sports Management.
RON
DICKSON
WR • 6-1 • 195 • SR
8
Hiram, Georgia
AT UWG: Veteran stalwart returning for senior season in Wolves’ attack in 2008 … an always reliable
performer who had his biggest season a year ago …
had 36 receptions for 360 yards and a TD in 2007
… top performances included 70 yards vs. Valdosta
State and six-catch game against Arkansas-Monticello
… has 45 career catches for 440 yards … beyond
offense, has been a consistent plus on special teams
during career … is poised for biggest season yet in
2008 … HIGH SCHOOL: Was a major performer
for Coach Rick Sauls at Paulding County High in
nearby Dallas … was a 1,200-yard rusher with 18
touchdowns for Patriots during senior season …
was voted team MVP following huge senior campaign
… beyond football, was a multi-sport standout at PCHS … played four years of
basketball, two of baseball, and was on track team for one season … finished fifth
in state in weightlifting (175-pound class) as a junior, and was state runner-up as a
senior … PERSONAL: Born January 4, 1985 … son of Ronald Dickson, Lynn Smith
… favorites include, foods: grilled chicken, fish and steaks; non-football sport: softball; music: everything … a superlative student who is a multi-time member of GSC
Academic Honor Roll … favorite game at UWG was first half of 2007 game at Georgia
Southern; would like to forget second half … not a fan of bus rides to Arkansas
… would enjoy taking a road trip with either/or position coach Lamont Seward or
President Jimmy Carter … majoring in Physical Education and Health, with a minor
in Business Administration.
.
DICKSON’S STATS
Year
2005
2006
2007
Career
Rec
2
7
36
45
Year
2007
Att
3
Year
2006
2007
Career
No.
11
3
14
Receiving
Yds
Avg.
9
4.5
71
10.1
360
10.0
440
9.8
Rushing
Yds
Avg
4
1.3
Kickoff Returns
Yds.
Avg.
168
15.3
21
7.0
189
13.5
TD
0
0
1
1
LP
5
30
38
38
TD
0
LP
14
TD
0
0
0
LP
25
14
25
Ron Dickson
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THE WOLVES
KELVIN
FERRELL
DE • 6-5 • 225 • SR
83
St. Mary’s, Georgia
AT UWG: Talented athlete returning for senior season in Wolves’ program … has been Mr. Versatility
during career, lettering two seasons as a regular at
tight end before moving to defensive side of the ball
a year ago … had 22 tackles in 2007, including five
stops each in games at Delta State and North Alabama
… named team’s top defender for Delta State game
… progressed nicely at new position last year, and
continued during spring and during off-season program … expects to have bigger numbers as a senior
this season … HIGH SCHOOL: Was a top performer
for Coach Jeff Herron’s powerhouse program at Camden County … was a part of 2003 state title team for
Wildcats; played in semi final round of playoffs as a
senior … earned all-region honors and was Blue Chip Player of the Week on several
occasions … was squad’s top receiver as a senior, averaging 17.3 yards per catch …
a very versatile athlete who also played basketball and was a member of track team
… PERSONAL: Born December 2, 1986 … son of Kelvin and Angela Ferrell …
hobbies include other sports and playing cards … names other favorites as, foods:
chicken and pizza; NFL team: Jacksonville Jaguars; Division I football team: Florida;
non-football sport: basketball; music: rap and reggae; music performer: Lil Boosie
… favorite game was 2007 contest at Delta State; would still like to forget 2005
heartbreaker at home vs. North Alabama … all-time sports hero is NFL legend Deion
Sanders; non-sports hero is mom, Angela … favorite toy: PlayStation … would love
to meet tennis great Serena Williams … scared of heights … a Physical Education
major with ambition for a coaching career.
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EDDIE
FLOYD
FB • 6-0 • 215 • SO
11
BRAXTON
FOSTER
CB • 5-10 • 180 • JR
Adrian, Georgia
AT UWG: Veteran of the Wolves’ program returning
for third season at UWG … has spent two seasons
gaining experience on practice field … a very had
worker with an excellent attitude … looking forward
to fall camp in effort to earn first action this season
… HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped for Coach Britt Ingle at
Treutlen High in South Georgia … earned all-region
and all-state honors … performed on both sides of
the ball, rushing for over 400 yards while making
124 tackles … also had three forced fumbles and
two pass interceptions … was also a top performer
in baseball, earning all-region honors and playing
on Georgia all-star team in tournament in Hawaii …
PERSONAL: Born April 16, 1988 … son of Eddie
and Debbie Floyd … hobbies include hunting and fishing … other favorites are;
food: fried fish; music: country; performer: George Strait; non-football sport: baseball; TV: Home Improvement; NFL team: Atlanta Falcons; Division I team: Georgia
… all-time sports hero is Nathan Thomas; non-sports hero is dad, Eddie … least
favorite road trip is haul to Russellville, Ark. … looking forward to game vs. Valdosta
State … favorite toy is four-wheeler … would love to meet Larry the Cable Guy … is
majoring in Physical Education.
FERRELL’S STATS
Year
2006
Year
2007
Receiving
Yds
Avg.
TD
8
8.0
0
Defense
10 22
0/0
1/0
0
0
Rec
1
Solo
12
Kelvin Ferrell
20
West Georgia Wolves
LP
8
FR FF
0 0
Canton, Georgia
AT UWG: Veteran and talented defender returning
for second season in Wolves’ program … came to
UWG in early 2007 following transfer from University
of the Cumberlands … a very hard worker who
progressed during off-season program and spring
practice … comes to preseason camp with designs
on earning regular duty this season … HIGH
SCHOOL: Enjoyed a top career for Coach Brian
Dameron at Canton’s Cherokee High … was a threetime all-county performer and was twice named allregion and was Warriors’ two-time MVP … led team
with six interceptions as a junior, and had three-TD
performance as a senior vs. Roswell … a talented
athlete who was also a top basketball player … was
a two-time all-county hoop performer and won four letters on the hardwood …
PERSONAL: Born December 2, 1986 … son of Gary and Angela Roach … enjoys a
myriad of hobbies, including dog training, reading, listening to music and painting
custom shirts … other favorites include, foods: steak and potatoes; non-football
sport: basketball; movie: Harlem Nights; TV: The Simpsons; music: rap, R&B, soul,
reggae and Reggaeton; performers: Outkast, Tego Calderon, and brother, Chez …
will absolutely not eat eggs … all-time sports hero is NFL legend Walter Payton;
non-sports hero is dad … favorite NFL team: Atlanta Falcons; favorite Division I team:
Georgia … names Super Nintendo as favorite toy and calls the original Nintendo the
greatest video game ever; names Game Cube as the worst … majoring in Computer
Science.
THE WOLVES
KYLE
FREEMAN
WR • 5-7 • 165 • SO
86
Fayetteville, Georgia
AT UWG: Young receiver prospect returning for second season in Wolves’ program … very hard worker
who has continued improvement since coming to
UWG … hopes to compete for playing time when fall
camp begins … HIGH SCHOOL: Enjoyed success
for Coach Tommy Webb at Fayette County High in
Fayetteville … not only participated in football, also
was part of wrestling and track and field program
for Tigers … PERSONAL: Born January 8, 1988 …
son of Michael and Colleen Freeman … lists hobbies
as school and football … other favorites include,
music: soul, reggae, R&B and rap; music performers: Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston; TV: The
Boondocks and Family Guy; movie: Little Giants;
foods: cornbread and spaghetti, non-football sports: soccer and track and field; NFL
team: Dallas Cowboys; Division I team: Miami … opponent most eager to face is
Valdosta State … refuses to eat food that looks back at him … would like to meet
actress Meagan Good and singer Christina MIllan … calls Madden the best video
game ever; names RPG games as the worst … majoring in Business Management.
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TIMOTHY
GREGORY
LB • 6-1 • 225 • JR
Deltona, Florida
AT UWG: Promising linebacker set to see first action
in Wolves program this fall … transfer from Division
I-FCS Savannah State … brings a package of good
size and athletic ability to position … worked hard
in off-season and in spring drills … enters fall
camp ready to compete for playing time this season
… HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped for Coach Lippons at
Deltona (Fla.) High School … versatile athlete who
also took part in track, basketball and weightlifting … PERSONAL: Born June 1, 1986 … son of
Kenneth and Anne-Marie Gregory … lists favorites
as, TV: First 48; music: hop-hop, reggae and old
school R&B; artists: Rick James; NFL team: New York
Giants … least favorite class is mathematics … will
not eat medium rare steak; wants it burnt … all-time sports hero is Lawrence Taylor
… names Street Fighter as all-time best video game; worst is Newspaper Boy … is
majoring in Sociology and Criminology.
SEAN GRAY
13
QB • 6-1 • 195 • SO
Evans, Georgia
AT UWG: Gifted young athlete returning for third
season in Wolves program this fall … saw very
limited action as a reserve quarterback last fall …
completed five-of-17 passes for 41 yards … also
rushed 13 times for 26 yards … brings good athletic
ability and strong arm to the position … worked
hard to grasp new offense during off-season and
spring practice … exited spring as a prime candidate
to claim regular job when fall camp begins … HIGH
SCHOOL: Had big career for Coach Mickey Derrick
at Greenbrier High near Augusta … was a first
team all-county performer as a senior and captured
second team all-county as a junior … passed for 656
yards and six TDs as a senior … was a preseason
Super 9 choice as a senior … excellent athlete who also played three years on
basketball team … named team’s top defensive player and led CSRA in steals …
PERSONAL: Born June 21, 1988 … son of Michael and Maura Gray … has a wide
variety of hobbies, including video games, Frisbee, volleyball and disc golf … other
favorites include, food: tortilla soup; movie: The Big Lebowski; music: rock-and-roll;
music performer: Pink Floyd; non-football sport: basketball; NFL team: Pittsburgh
Steelers; Division I team: Arizona … favorite game at UWG was last season’s win over
West Alabama; least favorite was loss to Newberry … is looking forward to season
opener vs. Samford; least favorite road trip is Harding … says Kevin Powers is UWG’s
best kept secret … names RipStik as favorite toy … calls Halo best video game ever;
Tetris as worst … would like to take a road trip with younger brother, Andy … will
not eat mayonnaise … all-time sports hero is baseball iron man Cal Ripken, Jr.; nonsports hero is rock legend Pete Townshend … majoring in Mass Communications
with ambition to become a sports broadcaster in a major market.
GRAY’S STATS
Year
2007
Att-Comp-Int
17-5-3
Year
2007
Att
13
Passing
Yards
TD
41
0
Rushing
Yds
Avg
26
2.0
Pct.
29.4
Long
14
TD
0
LP
8
Sean Gray
West Georgia Wolves
21
THE WOLVES
31
JARED
GUBERMAN
K/P • 5-10 • 190 • SR
Boca Raton, Florida
AT UWG: Much-heralded placement specialist back
for senior season in Wolves’ program … Valdosta
State transfer from among nation’s most heralded
kickers in 2007 … was named All-GSC and was
honored with berths on four separate All-America
teams … was among nation’s most accurate kickers,
connecting on 15-of-17 field goal attempts, including
a long of 44 yards vs. Arkansas-Monticello … was a
two-time GSC Special Teams Player of the Week following wins over Clark Atlanta and West Alabama …
also did a solid job as a punter, averaging 38.6 yards
per attempt, including 23 inside the opponent’s 20
… enters 2008 season as a top contender for more
post season honors … HIGH SCHOOL: Was a top
performer for Coach Bob Braunstein at Spanish River (Fla.) High … beyond football,
was an excellent performer in soccer … was a two-time All-Palm Beach County
performer, was named preseason all-state, and was a five-time Florida State Team
Outstanding Defensive Player … PERSONAL: Born February 15, 1986 … son of
Stan and Karen Guberman … has a variety of hobbies, including playing video games,
shooting pool, playing ping pong and collecting memorabilia … other favorites
are, music: rap; artist: Lil Wayne; food: chicken Marsala; non-football sport: soccer;
movie: A Bronx Tale; NFL team: Miami Dolphins; Division I team: Miami Hurricanes
… favorite game at UWG was 2007 season opening win at Clark Atlanta; would like to
forget nightmare at Newberry … looking forward to playing former school Valdosta
State; least favorite road trip was to Delta State … best kept secret about UWG:
women … sports hero is Dan Marino; non-sports hero is dad, Stan … would enjoy
meeting Tiger Woods … would like to take a road trip with Will Ferrell … will not
eat certain types of fish … a superb student who earned spot on 2007 GSC Academic
Honor Roll … majoring in Business Management with ambition to play professional
football and/or become a lawyer.
GUBERMAN’S STATS
Kicking
Year XP-XPA Pct FG-FGA Pct Long Pts
2007 22-25 88.0 15-17 88.2
44 67
Punting
Year
Att
Yds Avg.
TB
FC I-20 Blkd
2007
73 2,817 38.6
2
13 23
2
Jared Guberman
22
West Georgia Wolves
JOEY
HARRIS
RB • 5-10 • 202 • JR
22
Leesburg, Georgia
AT UWG: Veteran runner returning for junior season
in Wolves’ program this fall … saw extensive duty as
backup tailback a season ago … top performance
was 11-carry, 97-yard effort against Newberry …
also had five-catch performance vs. Henderson State
… had a good off-season and spring practice, but
suffered ankle injury in final spring scrimmage and
spent summer doing rehab work to be ready for fall
camp … if fully recovered should be a mainstay
in UWG offensive backfield this season … HIGH
SCHOOL: Was a potent force for Coach David Johnson at Lee County High in the Albany area … earned
honorable mention all-state and all-region honors
… was also name Trojans’ Iron Man Award winner
… showed versatility with senior numbers: 90 carries for 621 yards; 35 receptions
for 583 yards … PERSONAL: Born February 28, 1988 … son of Joey and Pamela
Harris … hobbies include singing … other favorites are, food: pasta; music: R&B,
rap and country; artist: Joey Harris; movie: Vantage Point; Division I football team:
Florida State … favorite toy is Madden 08 video game … least favorite class is
Public Speaking … will absolutely not eat chitterlings … looks forward to playing
everyone; least favorite trip is to Arkansas … worst fear is falling from a high building … would like to take a road trip with Missy … all-time sports hero is former
Dallas Cowboy great Emmitt Smith; non-sports hero is mom, Pamela … majoring in
Accounting.
HARRIS’ STATS
Year
2006
2007
Career
Att
4
40
44
Year
2006
2007
Career
Rec
2
10
12
Offense
Rushing
Yds
Avg
17
4.3
168
4.2
185
4.2
Receiving
Yds
Avg.
10
5.0
67
6.7
77
6.4
Joey Harris
TD
0
0
0
LP
9
33
33
TD
0
1
1
LP
11
14
14
THE WOLVES
48
NICK
HENSLEY
DE • 6-2 • 220 • SR
Athens, Georgia
YUSUF
HOLLOWAY
RB • 5-8 • 200 • SO
10
Lawrenceville, Georgia
AT UWG: Veteran defender back for senior season
along Wolves’ defensive line … has seen action
throughout career on defense and special teams …
posted 16 tackles a year ago, including four each
vs. Clark Atlanta and Newberry … had two kickoff
returns each vs. Arkansas Tech and Harding …
a hard worker and good leader, should have best
season in 2008 … HIGH SCHOOL: A product of
Coach Scott Williams’ program at Cedar Shoals High
in Athens … had big senior year numbers, posting
109 tackles in only eight games for Jaguars … was
also a top performer for school’s top track team
… was a three-time member of title winning 4x400
relay team … PERSONAL: Born August 10, 1986
… son of Mike and Sue Hensley … favorite games at UWG were 2005 Peach Basket
win at Valdosta State and 07 clash at Georgia Southern … hobbies are hunting and
fishing … other favorites include, music: country; performer: Toby Keith; food: pasta;
non-football sport: volleyball; movie: Blue Collar Comedy Tour; NFL team: Atlanta
Falcons; Division I team: Georgia … favorite game at UWG: 2005 vs. Valdosta State;
least favorite: previous week vs. North Alabama … least favorite trip is any bus ride
to Arkansas … part of a growing consensus that considers Kevin Powers as UWG’s
best kept secret … considers Halo the best video game ever … would love to meet
country singer Miranda Lambert … will absolutely not eat chitterlings … majoring
in Criminology.
AT UWG: Young transfer tailback returning for
second season in UWG program … came to UWG
from Butler County (Kan.) Community College …
saw action as a reserve a season ago, rushing for
103 yards on 46 carries … also caught 14 balls for
88 yards … rushed for 26 yards in victory over West
Alabama; had four receptions each vs. Harding and
West Alabama … runs hard and is very hard worker
… had a good spring and will enter fall camp in
the hunt for playing at running back spot … HIGH
SCHOOL: Enjoyed a productive career for Coach
Bradley Warren’s Black Knights at Central Gwinnett
near Atlanta … was a three-year all-county performer and was team MVP as a senior … rushed for
1,150 yards and 15 TDs … also caught 80 passes … PERSONAL: Born September
8, 1987 … son of Chris and Janice Holloway … hobbies are sleeping, video games
and hanging with friends … names other favorites as, foods: French fries and gummi
bears; TV: Rob & Big; non-football sport: basketball; music: rap and R&B; artist: Cassidy; NFL team: Oakland Raiders; Division I team: Notre Dame … least favorite class
is math … all-time sports hero is Michael Jordan; non-sports hero is mom, Janice
… favorite game at UWG was win over West Alabama; least favorite at Newberry …
would like to meet Michael Jordan, NFL runner Adrian Peterson and Method Man
… will not eat cheese … favorite toy is Xbox 360 … says UWG’s best kept secret is
females … majoring in Marketing.
HENSLEY’S STATS
HOLLOWAY’S STATS
Year
2005
2006
2007
Career
Solo
1
0
8
9
14
Defense
Asst Tot Sacks TFL
3
4
0
0
2
2
0
0
8
16
0
1-2
13 22
0
1-2
Int PBU
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
FR
0
0
0
0
FF
0
0
0
0
Year
2007
Att
46
Year
2007
Rec
14
Offense
Rushing
Yds
Avg
103
2.2
Receiving
Yds
Avg.
88
6.3
TD
0
LP
16
TD
0
LP
16
CHRIS
HIRSCHFIELD
QB • 6-1 • 195 • JR
Woodstock, Georgia
AT UWG: Young quarterback prospect back for
second season in UWG program … came to Wolves
from D-I FCS Murray State … spent 2007 gaining
experience as a reserve and on scout team … good
athlete with solid skills … enters fall drills hoping
to become part of the mix in quarterback picture
… HIGH SCHOOL: Was a major contributor for
Coach Eric Cohu at Jackson (Tenn.) Christian School
… was a two-time member of all-state and All-West
Tennessee Team … threw for 2,100 yards and 29
TDs as a senior, including one 350-yard, four TD
game … was team MVP, region offensive MVP, and
twice an all-region player … also played basketball
and wan an all-district player in tennis … PERSONAL: Born July 4, 1987 … son of Henry and Kim Hirschfield, Terri and Don Hurlburt
… hobbies include sports, pool, and being with friends … favorites include, food:
Italian; TV: Seinfeld; non-football sport: baseball; music: rock; performers: Incubus;
Pink Floyd; The Doors; NFL team: New York Giants; Division I team: Georgia …
looking forward to playing Valdosta State; not looking forward to Arkansas bus rides
… favorite toy: PlayStation 3; best video game ever is NCAA Football … would like to
meet all-time sports hero Brett Favre; non-sports playing hero is legendary coach, the
late Jim Valvano … says UWG’s best kept secret is its people … is a Physical Education major with ambition of becoming a football coach.
Nick Hensley
West Georgia Wolves
23
THE WOLVES
30
MARCELLUS
HUNTER
LB • 5-11 • 200 • SO
Newnan, Georgia
AT UWG: Young defensive prospect returning for
second season of play in UWG program … saw limited action a year ago on defense and special teams
… had two tackles each in games vs. Arkansas Tech,
Newberry and Harding … is a good athlete with
speed and a good attitude and work ethic … showed
progress during off-season and spring practice …
hopes to compete for playing time when fall drills
begin … HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped for Coach Bill
Luckie at nearby Northgate High in Newnan … won
Vikings’ Hammer Award … is a very versatile athlete
who also played basketball and was a standout in
track and field … set a school record in 300 hurdles
… PERSONAL: Born May 6, 1989 … son of Bobby
Hunter and Michelle Sinkfield … hobbies include listening to music and playing
PlayStation 2 … lists favorites as, food: pizza; non-football sport: basketball; music:
rap; artist: T.I.; movie: Friday; NFL team: Dallas Cowboys; Division I team: Georgia …
least favorite class is English … most looking forward to playing Clark Atlanta; least
favorite trip is to Arkansas … all-time sports hero is Deion Sanders; non-sports hero
is dad, Bobby … calls NCAA Football the best video game ever … would enjoy meeting Chris Tucker … will not eat fish … majoring in Physical Education.
HUNTER’S STATS
Year
2007
Solo
4
Asst Tot
4
8
Defense
Sacks TFL Int PBU
0
0
0
0
FR FF
0 0
82
MICAH HURST
WR/LS • 6-3 • 200 • JR
Athens, Georgia
AT UWG: Talented and versatile player returning to
Wolves for third season in 2008 … has been team’s
long snap specialist the past two seasons, and is also
a wide receiver … came to UWG following redshirt
freshman season at Division I FCS Western Carolina
… a reliable performer who works hard … should
again be a contributor for UWG this fall … HIGH
SCHOOL: Enjoyed a stellar career for Coach William
Devane at Clarke Central High in Athens … caught
74 passes for 890 yards over two seasons for Gladiators … had school record eight catches in one
game and only one drop for entire career … was a
two-time member of All Northeast Georgia Team, a
Terrific Ten selection and honorable mention all-state
… won Best Hands competition at Georgia Southern camp, was permanent team
captain and a two-time scholastic award winner … showed versatility by playing both
baseball and basketball … was hoops team captain, Hustle Award winner and voted
best defender … PERSONAL: Born January 28, 1987 … son of Service and Mary
Hurst … hobbies are Xbox 360; fishing and playing basketball … favorites include,
foods: chili and anything Mexican or African; music: R&B; artist: Lil Wayne; nonfootball sport: basketball; TV: Family Guy; NFL team: Green Bay Packers; Division I
program: Georgia … a superb student having twice been named to the GSC Academic
Honor Roll; claims to not have a least favorite class … looking forward to playing
Valdosta State; not looking forward to any road trip to Arkansas … refuses to eat
Rocky Mountain oysters … names NFL legend Jerry Rice as his all-time sports hero;
non-sports heroes are parents … favorite toy is Xbox 360 … favorite video games
are Halo 3 and Call of Duty; names Kill Zone as worst … would love to meet Halle
Berry … would like to take a road trip with Dave Chapelle … an outstanding student
and two-time member of GSC Academic Honor Roll … majoring in Sport Management with a minor in Marketing … ambition is to be a coach, athletic director and
business man.
HURST’S STATS
Year
Solo
2006
0
2007
3
Career
3
Asst Tot
2
2
0
3
2
5
Defense
Sacks TFL Int PBU
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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FR
0
0
0
FF
0
0
0
THE WOLVES
67
MATT
JOHNSON
G • 6-2 • 295 • SO
Suwanee, Georgia
AT UWG: Young blocking prospect returning for
third season in Wolves’ program … has good size
and is a hard worker … showed progress during
spring drills … enters fall camp hoping to compete
for regular duty along Wolves’ blocking front
… HIGH SCHOOL: Enjoyed a top prep career for
Coach Larry Sherrill’s team at Collins Hill High in
suburban Gwinnett County … beyond football, was
also a top contributor as All-Gwinnett selection for
Eagles’ top-flight wrestling program … finished fifth
in the state while helping team to state crown …
PERSONAL: Born March 24, 1988 … son of Keith
and Linda Johnson … names hobbies as sports
and shooting skeet … other favorites include, food:
Italian; music: country; performer: Jimmy Buffett; non-football sport: wrestling; TV:
Lost; movie: Braveheart … favorite game thus far at UWG: 2007 at Georgia Southern;
would love to forget crash at Newberry and look forward to this season’s visit to
Valdosta State … will absolutely not eat olives … favorite NFL team: Atlanta Falcons;
Division I team; Georgia … names Xbox 360 as favorite toy; Golden Eye 007 N64
as best video game ever … would enjoy meeting actor Mel Gibson … a Business
Management major with aspirations to own-and-operate a restaurant.
GRANT
JONES
TE • 6-2 • 225 • SR
89
Fayetteville, Georgia
AT UWG: Experienced veteran returning for final
campaign as a collegian this fall … saw significant
action as a tight end and on special teams in 2007
… caught one pass each in Wolves’ games at Georgia
Southern and Valdosta State … is a hard worker,
good leader and ready to make biggest contribution
of career this fall … HIGH SCHOOL: Was a prep
standout for Coach Tommy Webb at Fayette County
High … was a Tigers team captain, offensive MVP
and earned first team all-region honors … caught 14
passes for 165 yards and three scores during a top
senior season … also had eight tackles, six assists
and a sack on defense … won Mike Fitzpatrick
Student Athletes of the Week honors … PERSONAL:
Born October 31, 1985 … son of Rick and Pat Jones … enjoys a variety of hobbies,
including golf and video games … other favorites include, non-football sports:
NASCAR and curling; foods: seafood and steak; TV: ESPN and The Discovery Channel;
music: classic rock, country, rap and R&B; music performer: Breon Ford … favorite
games at UWG highlighted by 2005 at Valdosta State and 2007 at Georgia Southern …
looking most forward to this year’s games at Samford and Valdosta State; least favorite
trip is any bus ride to Arkansas … will not eat onions … favorite NFL team: Tampa
Bay Buccaneers; favorite Division I team: Florida … names iPod and Facebook as
favorite toys … all-time sports heroes are Steve Tasker and Larry Csonka; non-sports
heroes are service men and women in the U.S. Military … would enjoy meeting
movie performer Will Ferrell … is a 2008 UWG graduate with a BBA in Marketing;
currently in grad school working toward a master’s degree in Business.
JONES’ STATS
70
DEREK
JONES
OT • 6-4 • 300 • SO
Year
2006
2007
Career
Rec
1
2
3
Offense
Receiving
Yds
Avg.
23
23.0
28
14.0
51
17.0
TD
0
0
0
LP
23
20
23
Ellijay, Georgia
AT UWG: Young offensive line performer returning
for third season as a part of Wolves’ program … has
good size, strength and is a hard worker … entering
fall drills in hopes of competing for playing time this
season … HIGH SCHOOL: Came to UWG following
top prep career for Coach Rob Stowe at Gilmer High
… earned both offensive and defensive player of the
year honors for the Bobcats … was a versatile performer who also played on school basketball team
… PERSONAL: Born August 13, 1988 … son of
Randall and Norma Jones … hobbies include video
games … names other favorites as, food: Chinese;
non-football sport: basketball; music: classic rock
and country; artist: Trace Adkins; TV: My Name is
Earl; movie: Gladiator … names Calculus as least favorite academic class … will not
eat spinach … favorite toy is Xbox 360; calls Call of Duty 4 the best video game ever
… favorite NFL team: Atlanta Falcons; Division I team: Georgia … looking forward to
game vs. Valdosta State … would enjoy meeting actress Jessica Alba … names parents as top non-sports heroes … majoring in Business Management with ambition of
becoming a corporate CEO.
Grant Jones
West Georgia Wolves
25
THE WOLVES
WYMON
KELLEY
DB • 5-11 • 185 • SO
15
Washington, D.C.
AT UWG: Young, talented defender returning for second season in UWG program … saw regular action
as a true freshman in 2007 … had pass interception
vs. Delta State, and recorded season-high six tackles
vs. Henderson State … has good combination of
talent, speed and overall athleticism … progressed
during freshman campaign, continuing during offseason and spring practice … comes to fall camp
among top contenders for action in Wolves’ secondary … HIGH SCHOOL: Came to West Georgia from
Lovejoy High in suburban Clayton County … enjoyed
a top career for Coach Al Hughes’ Wildcats …
PERSONAL: Born June 23, 1989 … son of Wymon
Kelley, Sr., and Colley Kelley … lists favorites as, nonfootball sport: basketball; movie: Friday; music: R&B; singer: Al Green … favorite
game at UWG was at Delta State; least favorite was Newberry … least favorite road
trip was visit to Arkansas Tech; is most looking forward to visit to Valdosta State …
favorite NFL team: Washington Redskins … favorite toy and video game is Madden
NFL; names Frogger as the worst … will not eat peanut butter … all-time sports hero
is NFL star Brian Dawkins; non-sports hero is dad … an Education/Math major with
ambition to become a head football coach on the high school level.
KELLEY’S STATS
Year
2007
Solo
11
21
Asst Tot
8
19
Defense
Sacks TFL
0
0
Int PBU
1
0
FR FF
0 0
WAYLON
KIMBLE
CB • 5-10 • 170 • SO
Austell, Georgia
AT UWG: Promising defensive back prospect back
for third season in Wolves’ program … was a
redshirt in 2006 and spent last season as a reserve
… is an excellent athlete with plenty of promise
… worked hard during off-season and spring and
enters fall camp hoping to earn playing time this fall
… HIGH SCHOOL: Was a top prep performer for
Coach Shane Queen at South Cobb High in Austell
… posted six pass interceptions and had 180 tackles
during career for the Eagles … among top games
was vs. McEachern: 97-yard fumble return and 15
tackles … was also a top track performer, posting
times of 10.7 in 100 meters, 21.8 in 200, and 48
seconds in 400 meters; also was part of top four-by100 relay team … PERSONAL: Born August 12, 1988 … son of Willie and Charlotte
Kimble; brother is teammate Wilson Kimble … hobbies include fixing old-school
cars, fishing, football and school … other favorites are, non-football sports: track
and basketball; music: R&B, old school funk and oldies; music performance: Orange
“Juice” Jones’ Walking in the Rain; movie: Gone in 60 Seconds; TV: Sanford & Son
and Martin; food: hot wings, tilapia, and anything mom cooks … is most looking
forward to late season date with Valdosta State … will absolutely not eat chitterlings
… non-sports hero is Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. … names War Games as all-time
best video game … would love to meet Gabriel Union, Nia Long and Halle Berry …
would most like to take a road trip with dad, Willie … majoring in Accounting.
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West Georgia Wolves
4
WILSON
KIMBLE
WR • 6-3 • 190 • SR
49
KENDRICUS
MATHEWS
LB • 5-10 • 200 • FR
Austell, Georgia
AT UWG: Talented, transfer performer preparing
for first season of play in West Georgia program this
fall … came to Wolves following three years at Fort
Valley State … impressed with work ethic, attitude
and ability during off-season work and spring drills
… enters fall camp as a top candidate to earn
playing time this season … AT FORT VALLEY STATE:
Earned Team Captain honors during three seasons
in Wildcats’ program … had a solid season in 2007:
13 receptions for 166 yards and one touchdown …
top game came vs. Benedict with game-tying TD and
two-point conversion catches, and 54-yard reception
to set up winning field goal … HIGH SCHOOL:
Prepped for Coach Shane Queen at Austell’s South
Cobb High School … a very versatile athlete who also starred on Eagles’ track and
basketball teams … PERSONAL: Born July 6, 1986 … son of Willie and Charlotte
Kimball … brother is teammate, Waylon Kimble … enjoys sports, and hanging out
with friends and family … other favorites are, foods: pizza and hot wings; non-football sport: basketball; TV: Martin and Jamie Foxx Show; music: hip-hop and R&B;
performers: Lil Wayne and T.I. … favorite game as a player was last season’s Fort
Valley State-Albany State clash … will absolutely not eat fish … all-time sports heroes
are Deion Sanders, Chad Jackson and Randy Moss; non-sports hero is Tiger Woods
… top-ranked toys include iPod Touch and PlayStation 2; best video game ever is
Black … favorite NFL team: New England Patriots; Division I team: Georgia … would
like to meet actor Denzel Washington … majoring in Computer Science with ambition of becoming a corporate CEO.
Griffin, Georgia
AT UWG: Young defensive prospect returning for
second season in Wolves’ program … spent 2007
campaign as a redshirt while gaining experience
on the scout team … a hard worker with skills;
needs experience to continue improvement … will
enter fall camp hoping to earn playing time in UWG
defensive unit this season … HIGH SCHOOL: Was a
top performer for Coach Steve Devoursney’s powerful
program at Griffin High … posted good number for
the Bears, including 74 tackles with 27 TFL during
senior season; 60 stops with two interceptions and
three forced fumbles as a junior … won numerous
honors, including four-year service award, Steve Gibson Award, Best Linebacker Award, Captain’s Award
and was a member of the all-area team … beyond football, also was a member of
the Bears’ always strong track team … PERSONAL: Born January 13, 1989 …
son of Katisa Mathews … lists favorites as, hobbied; listening to music and hanging
out with friends; type of music: old school; performer: Ludacris; food: French fries;
non-football sport: basketball; TV: Family Guy; NFL team: New England Patriots;
Division I team: Miami … will not eat squash … all-time sports hero is former NFL
great Marshall Faulk; non-sports hero is mom … looking forward to facing Valdosta
State … favorite toy is Xbox 360; named Madden NFL as best video game ever …
would love to meet film star Halle Berry; would like to take a road trip with rap star
Lil Wayne … has not declared a major.
THE WOLVES
43
A.J.
MITCHELL
TE • 6-2 • 215 • FR
41
JOSHUA
MITCHELL
DE • 6-2 • 235 • SR
Rome, Georgia
AT UWG: Young offensive prospect returning for second season in West Georgia program … spent last
season as a redshirt and working with the scout team
… showed strong work and improvement during
off-season and spring drills … enters fall camp hoping to continue improvement and earn playing time
in 2007 … HIGH SCHOOL: Was a part of Coach
Gordon Powers’ program at Model High in Rome
area … earned all-area notice for the Blue Devils
… a versatile athlete who also played basketball,
baseball and was a member of the school’s track
squad … PERSONAL: Born November 1, 1988 …
son of William and Linda Mitchell … lists hobby as
guitar … other favorites are, food: steak; music: rap;
artists: Lupe Fiasco and Andre 3000 … is most looking forward to facing Valdosta
State … all-time sports hero is basketball legend Julius (Dr. J) Erving; non-sports
hero is Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. … favorite NFL team: Atlanta Falcons; Division I
team: Alabama … ranks Goldeneye as best video game ever … names favorite toy as
his laptop … majoring in Biology.
Bainbridge, Georgia
AT UWG: Talented defender returning for senior
season as a member of Wolves’ stop troops in 2008
… saw regular duty after coming to UWG as transfer
a year ago from D-I FCS Savannah State … posted
35 tackles, including a season-high eight vs. Georgia
Southern … also had three tackles for loss and a
forced fumble … brings size, ability and experience
to defensive unit … had a solid spring and enters
fall camp in the hunt for regular duty on defense this
season … HIGH SCHOOL: Was a top performer for
Coach Greg Guy’s program at Bainbridge High …
averaged over 100 tackles per season for junior and
senior seasons for Bearcats … was named team’s
defensive lineman of the year, and was noted on
rivals.com … a versatile athlete who also performed on basketball and track teams
as a prep standout … PERSONAL: Born November 25, 1985 … son of Johnny and
Wilhemina Mitchell … lists hobbies as fishing, card collecting and music … other
favorites include, non-football sports: UFC and cage fighting; foods: a lot; music:
R&B, rap, country, rock and jazz; performers: Isley Brothers and Lil Wayne; movies:
Bad Boys I and II; TV: Martin … favorite game at UWG was last year’s win over West
Alabama; least favorite is any loss … refuses to eat pig’s feet … favorite NFL team:
Atlanta Falcons; least favorite: Florida State … would enjoy taking a road trip with
actress Megan Wood; also would enjoy meeting a variety of celebrities, including
Wood, Denzel Washington, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence … sports heroes include
Colts coach Tony Dungy, NFL legend Lawrence Taylor, and current pro football stars
Ray Lewis and Robert Mathis … names his favorite toys as iPod and phone; calls
Madden NFL as all-time best video game; worst: many … a Political Science major
with ambition of a career in pro football or as an FBI agent.
5
RAY
MITCHELL
LB • 6-0 • 212 • SR
Hanford, California
AT UWG: Talented and tenacious performer returning for senior season in 2008 … came to UWG as
a juco transfer from West Hills (Calif.) Community
College … was Wolves’ top tackler a year with 83,
including four stops for loss … also had one sack
and one pass interception … top numbers came in
19-tackes, 12 solo, in loss to Arkansas-Monticello;
also had double digit stops vs. Henderson State
and Harding … has good ability, instincts and a
non-stop motor … performed well during spring
and should be a candidate to have a big season in
2008 … HIGH SCHOOL: is a product of Coach Stan
Tangeman’s program at Hanford High in California
… was a two-time team defensive MVP … was first
team All-West Yosemite League as a senior after making second team during junior
season … played in King’s and Tulare County All-Star Classic … was also a track
standout, helping Hanford to a pair of CIF Valley championships in the 4x100 relays
… was team MVP as a senior when relay team was a state qualifier … PERSONAL:
Born September 17, 1986 … son of John Mitchell and Theresa Wynn … enjoys
many hobbies, including playing video games, listening to music and reading …
other favorites include, non-football sport: basketball; food: lumpia; movies: Blade II
and Varsity Blues; music: R&B, rap and alternative … favorite games at UWG were
Clark Atlanta and Arkansas-Monticello; least favorite was big loss at North Alabama
… looking most forward this season to facing North Alabama and Valdosta State;
least favorite trip: Harding … will never eat pig’s feet … favorite NFL team: San
Diego Chargers; Division I team: Fresno State … would like to meet Dave Chapelle
… all-time sports hero is dad, John; non-sports hero is brother, John M. Mitchell
… favorite toy; iPod … names Rainbow Six 2 as best ever video game; calls Final
Fantasy the worst … majoring in Physical Education; ambition is to be all-conference and All-America this season.
MITCHELL’S STATS
Year
2007
Solo
51
Asst Tot
32 83
Sacks TFL Int PBU
1.0-6 4/10 1
1
FR FF
0 1
MITCHELL’S STATS
Year
2007
Solo
20
Asst Tot
15 35
Defense
Sacks TFL Int PBU
0
3/4
0
1
FR FF
0 1
Ray Mitchell
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THE WOLVES
42
BRENDAN
NESTOR
DE • 6-5 • 240 • SO
Bowling Green, Kentucky
AT UWG: Promising, young player returning to
action this season after spending 2007 as a redshirt
… saw limited action at tight end as a true freshman
in 2006 before making position switch this spring …
has good size and aggressiveness and is a very physical player … enters fall camp with hopes of claiming
playing time this season … HIGH SCHOOL: Enjoyed
a top career playing for Coach Kevin Wallace at
Bowling Green (Ky.) High … was ranked among
Bluegrass State’s top defenders with 73 tackles and
14 sacks as a senior … was named all-state, all-region, and to the district all-star team … also ranked
among Kentucky Top 25 and All-Gridiron distinction
… PERSONAL: Born November 3, 1987 … son
of Mary Nestor … lists hobbies as fishing and disc golf … other favorites include,
foods: sushi and Mexican; non-football sports: disc golf; movie: The Shawshank
Redemption; music: country and rock-and-roll; artist: Hank Williams, Jr. … is most
looking forward to season opening game vs. Samford … all-time sports hero is NFL
legend Steve Young … favorite NFL team: San Francisco 49ers; favorite Division I
team: Kentucky … majoring in Business.
NICK PAVAO
36
FS • 6-1 • 175 • SO
Waynesboro, Georgia
AT UWG: Young defender returning for third season
in Wolves’ secondary … saw limited playing time
a season ago as a redshirt freshman … is a hard
worker and good athlete … continued to improve
during off-season and spring practice … comes to
fall camp hoping to work his way into Wolves’ plans
this season … HIGH SCHOOL: Was a top performer
for Coach Steve Summers at Burke County High in
Waynesboro … posted 120 tackles, five interceptions, five recovered fumbles and three forced
fumbles … also returned a pick for a touchdown
… was named honorable mention all-area and was
an all-state academic winner … a very versatile
athlete who also played on baseball and basketball
teams … PERSONAL: Born July 27, 1987 … son of Jim and Sally Pavao … has a
plethora of hobbies, including tennis, football, basketball, soccer and video games
… lists other favorites as, movie: Wedding Crashers; TV: Two and a Half Men; food:
chicken wings; music: R&B, rock and rap; music performer: Usher, Nickelback; NeYo, Lil Wayne and T.I.; non-football sport: basketball … favorite game at UWG: 2007
win over West Alabama; least favorite: 2007 at Newberry … is most looking forward
to contest at Valdosta State; least favorite road trip is to Arkansas … favorite NFL
team: New England Patriots; favorite Division I team: Georgia … would enjoy meeting
all-time sports hero is Michael Jordan; non-sports hero is dad, Jim … names Madden NFL as best video game ever … is majoring in Physical Education with ambition
for a career in coaching.
PAVAO’S STATS
Year
2007
18
KYLE
PADGETT
QB • 6-3 • 215 • FR
Carrollton, Georgia
AT UWG: Promising young signal caller back for
second season in West Georgia program … spent
2007 as a redshirt and gained valuable experience
with scout team … has good size, arm, and field
awareness … progressed well during off-season
and spring drills … comes into fall camp hoping to
contend for playing time this fall … HIGH SCHOOL:
Enjoyed a highly decorated career for dad, Coach
Randy Padgett, at hometown Central High … threw
for over 5,500 yards and 51 TDs as a four-year
starter for the Lions … was a three-year all-area
performer, won Old Spice Red Zone Player of the
Year award, and was team MVP as a senior … beyond football, also played for Central baseball team
… PERSONAL: Born September 19, 1988 … son of Randy Padgett and Sara Waters
… hobbies include fishing and hanging with friends … other favorites include,
food: macaroni and cheese; non-football sport: baseball; music: country, rock and
rap; music performer: Lynard Skynard; movie: 300; TV: Saved by the Bell … favorite
game at West Georgia was last year’s win at Clark Atlanta; would like to forget Newberry debacle … most looking forward to facing Valdosta State; doesn’t like any bus
ride to Arkansas … all-time sports hero is NFL legend John Elway; non-sports hero is
dad, Randy … favorite NFL team: Green Bay Packers; Division I team: Georgia … favorite toy: yo-yo … names Madden NFL as the best video game ever … would love to
take a road trip with teammates Cody Wood and Nick Hensley … would like to meet
Carmen Electra … ambition is to become a football coach … undecided major.
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Solo
0
87
Asst Tot
0
0
Defense
Sacks TFL Int PBU
0
0
0
1
FR FF
0 0
JOHNNY
POPE
WR • 6-2 • 161 • FR
Albany Georgia
AT UWG: Youthful wideout hopeful preparing for
first season of collegiate play in 2008 … was a
redshirt last season while gaining experience on
scout team … showed ability and good work habits
during off-season program and in spring practice …
comes into fall drills with hopes of emerging from
a crowded picture at receiver … HIGH SCHOOL:
Had a top prep career for Coach Reginald Mitchell
at Albany High in southwest Georgia … was Indians’
second ranked performer in receptions, yardage and
receiving TDs; led team with 20.2 yards per catch
… beyond football, was also a top hoops performer
and team’s defensive stopper for top-level Albany
team … PERSONAL: Born January 24, 1989 …
son of Johnny, Jr., and Deborah Pope … enjoys listening to music, television, playing
video games and sleeping … other favorites include, foods: fried chicken and macaroni and cheese; non-football sport: basketball; music: gospel, R&B and hip-hop;
music performer: Kanye West; TV: The Steve Harvey Show … most looking forward
to facing Valdosta State … will absolutely not eat oysters … enjoys all football road
trips … all-time sports hero is Kobe Bryant; non-sports heroes are parents … favorite NFL team: Pittsburgh Steelers; Division I football team: Florida State … would like
to meet Steve Harvey … is majoring in Finance with ambition to play professional
football and/or a career as a banking executive.
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MICHAEL
REARDON
LB • 6-0 • 215 • SO
Woodstock, Georgia
AT UWG: Veteran defender returning for third
season on Wolves’ defensive unit … saw limited
play as a freshman, but was a regular for most of
2007 … posted 59 tackles a year ago, highlighted
by 11 stops in win over West Alabama … also had
eight tackles for loss, including three sacks … is
a very hard worker who has emerged as a leader
on UWG squad … will enter fall camp pushing
for regular spot at linebacker for junior season
… HIGH SCHOOL: Was a standout for Coach Norb
Terza at Etowah High … posted big senior numbers
for Eagles, including 104 tackles, two sacks, two
fumble recoveries and one forced fumble … was
named team captain … a versatile athlete who was
also captain and state qualifier for school’s wrestling program … PERSONAL: Born
October 21, 1987 … son of Stephen and Susan Reardon … has a variety of hobbies,
including Xbox, movies, sleep and spending time with friends and family … other
favorites include, music: country, rock and rap; music performer: Jason Aldean;
movie: Rudy; TV: Family Guy; food: mom’s chicken cutlets … will not eat fish …
is most looking forward to facing Valdosta State … favorite NFL team: New England
Patriots … all-time sports hero is brother; non-sports hero is dad … names Ninja
Turtles as favorite toy; Halo 3 as best video game ever … a Physical Education major
with ambition to become a football coach.
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SPENCER
ROMERO
G • 6-1 • 290 • SO
Mount Airy, Georgia
AT UWG: Young offensive lineman returning for
second season in UWG program … saw limited
playing time as a reserve in 2007 … good size and a
very hard worker … improved during off-season and
spring practice … will enter fall camp in search of
regular duty up front this season … HIGH SCHOOL:
Enjoyed a top career for Coach Gene Cathcart at
Habersham Central in northeast Georgia … was
a two-time all-state selection, including first team
honors as a senior … also was named team captain
and voted team’s top lineman … a versatile athlete
who was also a part of Raiders … PERSONAL: Born
January 21, 1988 … son of Kathy Luna and Luis Luna
… favorites include, hobby: video games; music:
hip-hop and rock; food: Mexican; non-football sport: track and field; TV: Stargate
SG-1 … favorite game at UWG was last year’s win at Clark Atlanta … is most looking
forward to this season’s opener at Samford … favorite NFL team: Atlanta Falcons; Division I team: Georgia … favorite toy: Nintendo Wii; names God of War as best video
game ever … would like to take a road trip with teammates Cody Wood and Kyle
Padgett; claims biggest fear would be living with Cody Wood … majoring in Business.
REARSON’S STATS
Year
2006
2007
Career
Solo
5
33
38
26
Asst Tot
6
11
26 59
32 70
Defense
Sacks
1.0
3.0
4.0
TFL Int PBU
2/10 0
0
8/28 0
0
10/28 0
0
FR
0
2
2
FF
0
0
0
QUENTIN
ROMAN
RB • 5-11 • 185 • JR
Atlanta, Georgia
AT UWG: Transfer running back candidate who
joined Wolves’ program in January … came to UWG
from Division II Lenoir-Rhyne … showed talent and
hard work during off-season program and spring
practice … is a veteran who comes to fall camp
with designs on claiming playing time during 2008
season … LENOIR-RHYNE: Played two seasons at
North Carolina school … earned All-South Atlantic
Conference honors as punt and kick return specialist
for Bears … HIGH SCHOOL: Was a prep star for
Coach Jeff Herron’s perennial powerhouse at Camden
County … had a huge senior season, leading team
in rushing and receiving yardage with over 1,000
and 600, respectively … was named team offensive
player of the year, MVP, and earned all-region notice
… a versatile performer who also played baseball, basketball and ran track … PERSONAL: Born March 20, 1984 … son of Leon Roman … enjoys drawing and playing
sports … lists other favorites as, food: pizza; non-football sport: basketball; movie:
Money Talks; TV: Martin; music: rap and R&B; performers: Lil Wayne, Tupac and
T.I. … is most looking forward to facing Valdosta State … all-time sports hero is
NFL legend Walter Payton; non-sports hero is dad, Leon … favorite NFL team: Atlanta
Falcons; Division I team: Georgia … favorite toy: PS2; names Madden NFL as bestever video game … will absolutely not eat squash … would enjoy meeting Alicia Keys
… majoring in Mass Communications.
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SETH
SATTERFIELD
FS • 6-2 • 205 • FR
Gainesville, Georgia
AT UWG: Young defender returning for second
season in Wolves’ secondary … spent 2007 as a
redshirt while gaining experience on scout team
… brings good size and speed to safety spot … hard
worker who improved during off-season and spring
practice … comes to fall drills hoping to contend for
playing time in 2008 … HIGH SCHOOL: Was a top
two-way performer for Coach Bob Christmas at North
Hall High in Gainesville area … was a team captain,
a Gainesville Times All-Hall County selection, and
played in GACA North-South All-Star Classic … had
75 tackles, five interceptions and six blocked field
goals as a senior … also rushed 41 times for 370
yards, and caught nine passes for 165 yards and six
touchdowns … PERSONAL: Born January 29, 1988 … son of Allen and Reneigh
Satterfield … has a variety of hobbies, including working with youth ministries,
swimming, guitar and basketball … other favorites include, food: spaghetti; nonfootball sport: basketball; movie: Dumb Dumber; TV: Family Guy; music: Christian;
artist: David Crowder Band … is looking most forward to facing Valdosta State …
would like to meet actors Will Smith and Jim Carrey … will absolutely not eat Hot
Pockets … favorite NFL team: Chicago Bears; favorite Division I team: Notre Dame
… all-time sports heroes are David Justice and Scottie Pippen; non-sports hero is
John Rocker … favorite toy is his guitar … names Sega Streets of Rage as all-time
best video game; Link as the worst … has not declared a major.
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THE WOLVES
25
DONTAVIUS
SMITH
CB • 6-0 • 180 • FR
Donalsonville, Georgia
AT UWG: Second-year defensive prospect returning
to Wolves’ program … was a redshirt in 2007 while
gaining experience on scout team … progressed
during redshirt season, and continued during off-season and spring drills … will come to fall camp ready
to compete for playing time at corner in 2008…
HIGH SCHOOL: Was a top performer for Coach
Alan Ingram at Seminole County High … starred
on both sides of the ball for Indians … had over
500 receiving yards, 112 career tackles and six pass
interceptions … was named all-region first team as
both a receiver and defensive back … PERSONAL:
Born April 14, 1989 … son of Patricia Smith …
hobbies include movies and hanging out with friends
… names other favorites as, foods: cheeseburgers and French fries; non-football
sport: basketball; music: rap; performer: Lil Wayne; movie: Stomp the Yard …
names Baltimore Ravens as favorite NFL team; Georgia is favorite college team … will
absolutely not eat Chinese food … all-time sports hero is Walter Payton; non-sports
hero is mom, Patricia … would like to meet, and take a road trip with, Beyonce …
names Nintendo Contra as all-time best video game … is most looking forward to
facing Valdosta State … a Computer Science major with designs on coaching and
teaching.
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DWATE
STRICKLAND
CB • 6-1 • 190 • SO
Carrollton, Georgia
AT UWG: Second-year defender returning for
sophomore season in Wolves’ secondary … saw
limited action in 2007, making two tackles each vs.
Georgia Southern, Arkansas Tech and Newberry …
had a tackle for loss in Georgia Southern game …
worked hard and progressed during off-season and
spring practice … comes into fall camp looking to
win extended playing time this year … b Was a top,
two-way performer for Coach Marty Wild at nearby
Temple High … was a two-time all-region and allcountry performer for Tigers … rushed for 1,240
yards during senior season, also made 34 tackles
and had three pass interceptions … had a 29-carry,
299-yard effort vs. Armuchee … was a Wendy’s Heisman nominee and Coca-Cola Student-Athlete Award winner … also earned all-county
plaudits in baseball and team’s top defensive player in basketball … PERSONAL:
Born October 13, 1988 … son of Dwate and Debra Strickland, and Amber Bonner
… hobbies include serving as a church musician and hanging out with friends
… other favorites include, dressing and chicken; non-football sport: baseball; movie:
Gridiron Gang … favorite game at UWG was 2007 season opening win over Clark
Atlanta; would like to forget home loss to Arkansas Tech … will absolutely not eat asparagus … all-time sports hero is Deion Sanders; non-sports heroes include dad and
grandparents … favorite NFL team: Atlanta Falcons; Division I program: Georgia …
names Xbox 360 as favorite toy; Madden NFL as favorite video game … a very good
student and member of GSC Academic Honor Roll … a Special Education major with
ambition to become a coach and teacher.
STRICKLAND’S STATS
88
CARL SNAPP
WR • 6-3 • 195 • FR
Lakenheath, England
AT UWG: Second-year receiving prospect returning
to Wolves this fall … was a redshirt in 2007 while
gaining experience with scout team … a very hard
worker who showed progress during spring and
off-season … will enter fall drills hoping to provide
depth at wideout spots … HIGH SCHOOL: Played
at Lakenheath High in native England … was named
team MVP and All-Europe at wide receiver in sixgame senior season had 21 receptions for 483 yards
and seven touchdowns … was also a standout on
defense and special teams: 53 tackles, five sacks,
seven forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries and
two blocked punts … a versatile athlete who also
was a two-time all-conference performer and team
MVP in basketball and was a on championship soccer team: PERSONAL: Born April
11, 1989 … son of Richard and Melissa Snapp … hobbies include cars, sports and
extreme BMX; foods: all Chinese and Italian; TV: Futurama; movie: The Sandlot;
music: R&B and hardcore … will absolutely not eat chocolate … favorite toy is
laptop … names Soldier of Fortune II as all-time best video game; least favorite is
Spyro … all-time sports hero is Randy Moss; non-sports hero is Shaq ; would love
to meet Beyonce … a Business Management major with ambition for a successful
career in business world.
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West Georgia Wolves
Year
2007
Solo
6
Asst Tot
2
8
Defense
Sacks TFL
0
1/3
Int PBU
0
0
FR FF
0 0
THE WOLVES
GEORGE
SUMMERSET
RB • 5-9 • 170 • SO
28
Miami, Florida
AT UWG: Young running back returning for second
season in Wolves’ backfield … saw playing time as
a true freshman in 2007 … top game came in 11carry, 51-yard performance as a starter vs. Division II
champ Valdosta State … also had six pass receptions
for 28 yards … has good speed and is a hard runner
… impressed during off-season and spring practice
… comes to fall camp as a top contender to earn
more playing time in 2008 … HIGH SCHOOL:
Earned many honors for Coach Frank Caputo at
Salem High in Conyers … was named Seminoles’
most valuable running back and was a team captain
… was twice named to all-region team … was also a
Captain’s Award winner and team MVP in basketball
… PERSONAL: Born December 6, 1988 … son of Denise Andrews … hobbies
include watching funny movies … other favorites include, food: apple pie, music:
non-football sport: basketball; hip-hop and R&B; performer: Lil Wayne; movies: Baby
Boy; He Got Game and Friday … favorite game at UWG was starting assignment vs.
Valdosta State; would like to forget Newberry game … least favorite road trip is to
Harding … all-time sports hero is NFL rushing king Emmitt Smith; non-sports hero
is mom, Denise … favorite NFL team: Baltimore Ravens; favorite Division I team:
Miami … would like to meet Alicia Keys … would like to take a road trip with NBA
MVP Kobe Bryant … favorite toy is iPod … names Mario Kart as the top video game
ever; worst choice is Zelda … is co-founder and president of non-profit Christian
organization for young males called Men of Action … an excellent student who
earned a berth on the 2007 GSC Academic Honor Roll … ambition is to become an
All-America … majoring in Marketing.
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BRANDON
THOMPSON
DL • 5-9 • 250 • JR
Smyrna, Georgia
AT UWG: Veteran defender returning to Wolves’
front line for 2008 … played as a reserve for most of
past two seasons … had eight total stops, including
three for loss, during 2007 season … also had a
fumble recovery vs. Harding … top career game was
seven-tackle performance in 2006 vs. Henderson
State … is a very hard worker who continued to
progress in off-season and spring drills … comes
to camp hoping to be in the mix for regular duty this
season … HIGH SCHOOL: Was a top performer for
Coach Phillip Ironside at Smyrna’s Campbell High
… earned co-captain honors and was a four-time
player of the week for Spartans … top game was a
15-tackle performance in triple overtime win over
rival Osborne … beyond football, also was a standout prep wrestler, earning a berth
in the state meet and winning team MVP plaudits … PERSONAL: Born January 15,
1987 … son of Otis and Delores Thompson … favorites include: hobby: Madden
NFL; foods: Mexican and seafood; non-football sport: wrestling; movie: Paid in Full’
music: hop-hop and R&B; performers: Rick Ross, Kleen, and Gucci Mane … favorite
game at UWG was 2005 win at Valdosta State; would love to forget previous week’s
last second loss to North Alabama … looks most forward to playing Valdosta State;
least favorite road trip was last season’s mid-week trek to Harding … favorite NFL
team: Minnesota Vikings; favorite Division I team: Michigan … sports hero is NFL
rushing legend Barry Sanders; non-sports heroes are parents, Otis and Delores
… will not eat black-eyed peas … would like to meet Gabriel Union … favorite toy
is PlayStation; names Madden NFL as all-time best video game … majoring in Biology/Education with plans to become a high school teacher and coach.
SUMMERSET’S STATS
Year
2007
Att
19
Year
2007
Rec
6
Rushing
Yds
Avg
76
4.0
Receiving
Yds
Avg.
28
9.3
THOMPSON’S STATS
TD
1
LP
19
TD
0
LP
11
Year
2006
2007
Solo
4
5
Asst Tot
7
11
3
8
Defense
Sacks TFL Int PBU
0
0
0
0
0
3/5
0
0
FR FF
0 0
1 0
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THE WOLVES
59
CHANDLER
WEATHERBY
DT • 5-11 • 260 • FR
Roswell, Georgia
AT UWG: Young defensive line prospect returning for
second season in Wolves’ program … was a redshirt
while performing on the scout team in 2007 … good
attitude and hard worker who progressed during offseason and spring practice … comes to preseason
camp looking to compete for playing time this season
… HIGH SCHOOL: A highly decorated performer
for Coach Bob Lord at Fellowship Christian …
earned all-region honors as a senior, and was named
most valuable lineman and team’s top defensive lineman …had 86 tackles, 10 sacks, five forced fumbles,
four fumble recoveries and one interception … a
very versatile athlete who also won Coach’s Award for
Paladins’ tennis team … PERSONAL: Born October
22, 1988 … son of Steve and Kathy Weatherby … hobbies are hunting, fishing and
wakeboarding … other favorites include, food: Chinese; non-football sport: tennis;
movie: Jackass: The Movie; TV: CSI; music: rock and country; performers: O.A.R. and
Dave Mathews Band … is most looking forward to games vs. Samford and Valdosta
State … will absolutely not eat olives … sports hero is NFL superstar Peyton Manning; non-sports hero is dad, Steve … favorite NFL team: Indianapolis Colts; favorite
Division I team: Tennessee … would like to meet actor Johnny Knoxville … favorite
toys: wakeboard and boat … names Call of Duty 4 as all-time best video game;
worst: Superman for N64 … majoring in Business Management.
ADAM
WHITE
TE • 6-3 • 215 • JR
85
Valley, Alabama
AT UWG: Veteran performer returning for third
season in West Georgia program … came to UWG as
a 2006 transfer from Division I Troy … was moved
from quarterback position and saw regular duty as
team’s top tight end in 2007 … had one catch for
23 yards vs. Delta State … has good skills as both a
blocker and receiver, and a hard worker … showed
progress in new scheme during spring practice …
will enter fall as a top contender for regular duty this
season … HIGH SCHOOL: Was an award-winning
quarterback or Coach Jeff Williams at Valley High
Schools … showed athletic ability by passing for
1,173 yards and rushing for 327 more as a senior
… was named team’s MVP following junior season
… beyond football success, also won team MVP and batting title in baseball, and
played on school’s basketball squad … PERSONAL: Born September 27, 1986
… son of Steve and Beth White … names hobbies as golf, and spending time with
friends and family … other favorites include, food: spaghetti; non-football sport: golf;
TV: Scrubs … favorite game at UWG was 2007 win over West Alabama … is most
looking forward to season opener at Samford; doesn’t care for any road trip Arkansas
… refuses to eat sushi … all-time sports hero is Peyton Manning; non-sports hero is
dad, Steve … favorite NFL team: Indianapolis Colts; favorite Division I team: Alabama
… favorite toy: Wii; names Mario Kart as all-time best video game … would enjoy
meeting U.S. Senator Barack Obama … strong in the classroom, earning spot on
the 2007 GSC Academic Honor Roll … a Finance major with ambition to become a
financial advisor.
WHITE’S STATS
Year
2007
94
Adam White
32
West Georgia Wolves
Rec
1
Receiving
Yds
Avg.
23
23.0
TD
0
LP
23
JAMES
WHITE
DE • 6-0 • 260 • SO
Flowery Branch, Georgia
AT UWG: Young defender returning for sophomore
season in Wolves’ program … has gained experience
on scout team during career … a hard worker who
has continued to improve … comes to fall camp in
hopes of becoming a factor in UWG defensive line
plans this fall … HIGH SCHOOL: Enjoyed success
for Coach Lee Shaw at Flowery Branch High in
Gainesville area … was a member Gainesville Times
All-Area Team as a senior … also was team captain
for the Falcons during 2005 season … PERSONAL:
Born June 24, 1988 … son of Jim and Lori White
… enjoys many hobbies, including hunting, fishing,
outdoor activities, movies, and video games …
other favorites include, food: steak; music: rock;
performer; Metallica; non-football sport: baseball; movie: 300 … will absolute not
eat liver … favorite NFL team; Atlanta Falcons; Division I team; Florida … favorite
toy: Xbox 360 … all-time sports hero is NFL rushing king Emmitt Smith; non-sports
heroes are parents … names Halo 3 as best video game ever … is most looking
forward to facing Valdosta State … majoring in Physical Education with ambition for
a career in coaching.
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MARCUS
WISE
CB • 5-9 • 169 • JR
Lawrenceville, Georgia
AT UWG: Veteran secondary performer returning
for senior season in 2008 … was a regular for most
of 2007 season … posted 30 tackles, including a
season high eight in game vs. Delta State … also had
interception vs. North Alabama and 34-yard fumble
return vs. Arkansas-Monticello … beyond secondary
duty, was also Wolves’ top punt and kickoff return
specialist in 2006 … brings good skill and savvy
to defensive backfield … is expected to be a top
performer for Wolves in 2008 … HIGH SCHOOL:
Enjoyed success for Coach Wendall Early at Berkmar
High in Atlanta area … posted 70 tackles for Patriots
during senior season … also was a special teams
standout with six blocked kicks … gifted athlete
who also starred in track … was a part of school, region and county record setting
4x100 and 4x400 relay teams … PERSONAL: Born June 11, 1986 … son of Marcus
J. Wise and Rosie Smith … names hobbies as sleeping, drawing and playing video
games … other favorites include, music: anything but country; performers: Outkast
and Lil Wayne; food: Mandarin oranges … non-football sport: track; movie: Who
Framed Roger Rabbit … favorite games at UWG were Arkansas Tech and Delta State;
would like to forget North Alabama game … is most looking forward to facing North
Alabama and Valdosta State … will absolutely not eat pig’s feet … all-time sports
hero is Tampa Bay Buccaneer standout Ronde Barber; non-sports heroes are family,
including parents, sister and B.J.W. … favorite NFL team: Tampa Bay Bucs; favorite
Division I program: Miami … favorite toy: car … names Metal Gear Solid 1-3 and
Call of Duty 4 as best video games ever … majoring in Graphic Design with ambition
to earn a master’s degree.
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CODY
WOOD
C • 6-2 • 270 • SO
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YATES
G • 6-1 • 270 • FR
Buford, Georgia
AT UWG: Promising young blocker returning for
second season in West Georgia program … saw very
limited play in 2007 while gaining experience during
first collegiate campaign … hard-working, intelligent player who has progressed in off-season and
spring practice … comes to fall camp to compete
for snaps along Wolves’ line of scrimmage this fall
… HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped for Coach Jeff Simpson
at mega-power Buford High … was a mainstay on
Wolves’ blocking front during successful career …
was also a shot put performer for school’s track
team … PERSONAL: Born August 16, 1988 … son
of Billy and Tina Wood … lists favorites as, hobby:
hanging with friends; food: nachos; non-football
sport: field events; TV: Family Guy; music: country and rock; performer: Hank
Williams, Jr. … favorite game at UWG was 2007 win at Clark Atlanta … would like
to forget ’07 loss at Harding … most looking forward to facing Valdosta State … alltime sports hero is former Pittsburgh Steelers great Jack Lambert; non-sports hero:
John Wayne … favorite NFL team: Atlanta Falcons; favorite Division I team: Georgia
Tech … would like to meet and take a road trip with film performer Katie Morgan …
favorite toy: Xbox 360 … names Raw vs. Smackdown as all-time best video game;
Pokemon as the worst … will absolute not eat fried chicken … majoring in History.
WISE’S STATS
Year
2006
2007
Year
2006
Year
2006
Solo
4
22
Defense
3
7
0
0
0
0
8
30
0
0
1
2
Punt Returns
No.
Yds.
Avg.
TD
7
13
1.9
0
Kickoff Returns
No.
Yds.
Avg.
TD
12
214
17.8
0
FR FF
0 0
1 0
LP
15
LP
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Franklin, Georgia
AT UWG: Young offensive line transfer preparing for
first season in West Georgia program … came to
Wolves as a transfer following a redshirt freshman
season at West Alabama … Joined program for
winter program and spring drills … a very hard
worker who made progress … enters fall drills
among a crowded cast trying to earn playing time this
fall … HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped for former West
Georgia standout Tim Barron at nearby Heard County
High … was a three-year all-region performer for
the Braves, and earned all-state honors following senior season … beyond football, was also a wrestling
standout … finished fifth in the state championship
meet as a junior, improved to a fourth place finish as
a senior … PERSONAL: Born October 6, 1988 … son of Shannon and Ginger Yates
… lists hobbies as fishing and hunting … other favorites include, food: steak and
chicken; non-football sport: wrestling; movie: Remember the Titans; TV: WWE Raw;
music: country; performer: George Jones … opponent most anxious to face is Valdosta State … will not eat mayonnaise … all-time sports hero is Brett Favre … favorite
NFL team: Atlanta Falcons; favorite Division I team: Georgia … names iPod as favorite
toy … names Pacman as all-time best video game … would like to meet actor Burt
Reynolds … majoring in Physical Education.
Marcus Wise
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THE WOLVES
2008 FOOTBALL
RECRUITS
Name
Pos.
Ht.-Wt.
Hometown/Previous School(s)
Sean Beeler
James Bull
Kyle Bowman
Brandon Clark
Calvin Dennis
Jimmile Freeman
Robert Hill
Trevion Hudson
Darius Jackson
Travis Johnson
Will Jones
Eric Josovitz
Todd Kidd
James McGee
Ely Payne
Juan Pickett
Willie Pitts
Nick Popiel
Dante Reid
Jordan Ritchey
Erik Sheker
OL
WR
LB
WR
WR
OL
LB
DB
OL
DL
DB
WR
OL
DB
WR
DL
DL
LB
DE
OL
OL
6-6/290
5-11/160
6-1/230
6-2/185
5-10/175
6-2/330
6-0/195
5-10/165
6-4/270
5-11/270
6-1/205
5-11/180
6-5/305
6-0/185
6-3/176
6-1/270
6-2/290
6-3/220
6-1/225
6-3/285
6-8/305
Newnan (High)
Stockbridge (High)
Hollywood, FL (Hollywood Hills)
Columbus (Hardaway)
Luella (Henry County)
Norcross (Duluth)
Stockbridge (High)
Columbus (Hardaway)
Columbus (Shaw)
Tallahassee, FL (Lincoln)
Miami, FL (Edison)
Covington (Eastside HS)
Clarkesville (Habersham Central)
DL
LB
DL
6-1/295
6-1/213
6-0/265
Odessa, FL (Land O’ Lakes)
Suwanee (North Gwinnett)
O T B A L L
O
F TE 6-3/225
Grayson (High)
Randy Sides
Terrance Turman
John Weatherford
Darius Wilburn
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COACHES
HEAD COACH DARYL DICKEY
D
“Daryl Dickey was born to be a head football coach,” is how
West Georgia Director of Athletics Ed Murphy sums up the
man he selected to resurrect West Georgia’s moribund football
program.
Certainly, few coaches anywhere can
boast of the pedigree, experience, and record
of excellence to compare with Dickey. Also,
as he begins his reclamation project at UWG,
it’s worth noting that this won’t be the first
time Dickey has undertaken the challenge
of breathing life into a once-proud football
program.
In 1997 Dickey entered as the new head
football coach at Presbyterian. His first Blue
Hose team came home with a mark of 5-6.
By his fourth season on the job Presbyterian
was posting a mark of 8-2, and shattering
offensive records in the process.
The 8-2 record posted by PC in 2000 was
the school’s best record in over two decades.
Their two-year aggregate record of 15-6 was
the best for back-to-back Blue Hose seasons
since the 1978 and 79 seasons.
Following the 2000 campaign Dickey
was on his way to Florida State to begin a
six-year stint as quarterbacks coach for Bobby
Bowden’s Seminoles. More success and huge
offensive numbers again resulted. Florida
State won three Atlantic Coast Conference
titles; two of his quarterbacks were named
ACC Freshmen of the Year.
Winning was part of Dickey’s makeup
long before his coaching career began. As a
player at the University of Tennessee it was
Dickey who guided the Volunteers to the
1985 Southeastern Conference title. And, it
was the Wolves’ newest boss who stunned the
college football world when he took home
MVP honors from the 1986 Sugar Bowl the
Tennessee administered a stunning 35-7 beat
down over highly favored Miami.
Then, there is the pedigree. Daryl Dickey
grew up at the knee of his legendary dad,
Doug Dickey. He saw his dad guide the
Tennessee Vols and Florida Gators as the two
most notable stops of a brilliant coaching
career. Later, the elder Dickey also gained
notoriety when he returned to Tennessee as a
highly successful athletic director.
In between wearing the orange jersey in
Neyland Stadium and his last two coaching stops, Dickey worked with success at
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a variety of stops. He worked as both a
G.A. and assistant at Tennessee, coached
the quarterbacks in 1989 at Florida State,
and was the offensive coordinator and
quarterbacks coach at both Kentucky and
Georgia Southern.
When it comes to college football in
the south, the name Dickey stands for
winning. West Georgia fans believe that
the road to returning the Wolves’ program
to the ranks of GSC and Division II
contenders took on a straighter course the
day Daryl Dickey said “yes” to the offer
of becoming West Georgia’s head football
coach.
Beyond his football accomplishments
at Tennessee, Dickey also earned his B.A.
in Sociology from the Knoxville institution. He is married to the former Kendall
George. The Dickeys have three children: daughter Karis and sons Dallas James and Drew.
THE DICKEY FILE
PERSONAL
Full Name – Daryl R. Dickey
Birthdate – June 11, 1961
Hometown – Gainesville, Florida
FAMILY
Wife – Kendall
Daughter – Karis (17)
Sons – Dallas James (14), Drew (12)
PLAYING EXPERIENCE
University of Tennessee (1982-85)
San Diego Chargers (1986)
Memphis Showboats (1986-87)
COACHING EXPERIENCE
University of Tennessee (1987) – Graduate Assistant-DB/Volunteer QB Coach
Milano Rhinos (1988) – Offensive Coordinator
University of Tennessee (1988) – Assistant Quarterbacks Coach
Florida State University (1989) – Quarterbacks Coach
University of Kentucky (1990-94) – Quarterbacks Coach/Offensive Coordinator (’94)
Georgia Southern University (1995-96) – Quarterbacks/Offensive Coordinator
Presbyterian College (1997-2000) – Head Coach
Florida State University (2001-06) - Quarterback Coach
COORDINATORS
JAMES COLZIE
Defensive Coordinator/Secondary
If any member of the
West Georgia Wolves’
coaching staff knows the
terrain of the Gulf South
Conference, it’s James
Colzie. Beyond, not only
does Colzie know the
league, he knows winning
and what it takes to be a
champion in the nation’s
toughest Division II conference.
Colzie comes to the
West Georgia staff following a season as secondary
coach and special teams
coordinator at rival Valdosta State. There, he was part of staff that won the 2007 NCAA Division II title. Before coming to the Blazers, Colzie spent three seasons
as a grad assistant and cornerbacks coach at his alma mater, Florida
State. Also, he served from 1999-2004 as cornerbacks coach and
assistant special teams coach at Florida International, and coached at
Miami Christian High.
JEFF FELA
FELA PROFILE
COLZIE PROFILE
Alma Mater: Florida State (1997)
Birthdate: December 8, 1974
Hometown: Miami, Florida
Coaching Experience:
Assistant Coach – West Georgia (2008)
Assistant Coach – Valdosta State (2007)
Graduate Assistant – Florida State (2004-06)
Assistant Coach – Florida International (1999-2003)
Assistant Coach – Miami (Fla.) Christian High School (1998)
Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line
A trusted, veteran hand will help guide the West Georgia Wolves’
attack in 2007. Jeff Fela will serve this season as UWG’s offensive
coordinator and will tutor the team’s offensive line. Also, Fela will
serve coach Daryl Dickey as the team’s assistant head coach.
Fela has a long and distinguished career in the coach profession.
A year ago he was the running game coordinator and offensive line
coach at Division I FCS Tennessee Tech. Among his notable other
stops are three seasons (2003-05) as offensive coordinator at Troy,
two seasons (1999-2000) working for Dickey as offensive coordinator
and offensive line coach at Presbyterian, and five seasons (1990-94) as
offensive coordinator and line coach at Western Carolina. There, he
was honored as the Southern Conference Offensive Assistant Coach
of the Year.
Fela was an outstanding player during his collegiate days at
Southwestern (Kans.) College. He was named an all-conference
wide receiver and was a team captain. Prior to that, Fela was a highly
regarded defensive back at Garden City (Kans.) Community College.
A native of North Plainfield, N.J., Fela earned his bachelor’s
degree from Southwestern College in 1975. His wife is named Anita
Joan Fela.
Alma Mater: Southwestern (1975)
Birthdate: April 13, 1951
Hometown: North Plainfield, New Jersey
Last year’s national title as a coach was nothing new for Colzie.
As a player, he was part of the 1993 national championship team
at Florida State. Beyond that season, Colzie was also part of two
Orange Bowl title teams, one Sugar Bowl championship, and four
Atlantic Coast Conference titles in football. He also signed a free
agent contract and received a pro look from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Football wasn’t Colzie’s only notoriety at Florida State. He was
a part of the Seminoles’ nationally renowned baseball program and
spent time in the Montreal Expos’ organization.
Colzie holds a B.S. degree in International Affairs from Florida
State, with a minor in Theater. He also earned a master’s degree in
physical education. Single, Colzie lists hobbies as watching movies
and ESPN.
Assistant Coach – West
Georgia (2008)
Assistant Coach – Tennessee
Tech (2007)
Assistant Coach – Wagner
(2006)
Assistant Coach – Troy
(2003-05)
Assistant Coach – The
Citadel (2001-02)
Assistant Coach –
Presbyterian (1999-00)
Assistant Coach – Tennessee
Tech (1996-98)
Assistant Coach – William
& Mary (1995)
Assistant Coach – Western
Carolina (1990-94)
Assistant Coach – Connecticut (1989)
Assistant Coach – East Carolina (1987-88)
Assistant Coach – The Citadel (1983-86)
Graduate Assistant – Colorado (1982)
Graduate Assistant – Rutgers (1981, ’83)
Graduate Assistant – Pittsburgh (1980)
Assistant Coach – William Patterson (1977-79)
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COACHING STAFF
LOUIE L E BLANC
Experience at the highest level and at the grass
roots level accompany Louie LeBlanc to the West
Georgia Wolves’ 2008 football coaching staff. LeBlanc will be in charge of the Wolves’ defensive line.
LeBlanc joins coach Daryl Dickey’s staff following two seasons as a graduate assistant for the
Alabama Crimson Tide. At Alabama, he worked
as a defensive G.A., and as the Tide’s recruiting grad assistant. Prior to his time at Alabama,
LeBlanc spent seven seasons as linebackers coach
and defensive coordinator at American Christian
Academy in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
LeBlanc is a graduate of the University of
Alabama, holding a B.A. degree in Political Sci-
LAMONT SEWARD
An accomplished performer on the field,
Lamont Seward brings outstanding coaching ability to the UWG staff. Seward joins
the Wolves’ staff and will serve as the team’s
wide receivers’ coach.
Seward comes to West Georgia following
two seasons on the staff at his alma mater,
Western Carolina. He also coached for two
seasons at Warren County (N.C.) High
School.
Seward still ranks among the top pass
receivers in the history of the Southern Conference following a brilliant career at Western
Carolina. He is third most prolific pass
catcher in league history, both in total pass
receptions and in receiving yards. His name
L E BLANC PROFILE
Alma Mater: Alabama (1997)
Birthdate: March 24, 1974
Hometown: Birmingham, Alabama
Graduate Assistant – Alabama (2005-07)
Assistant Coach – American Christian Academy
(1998-2005)
is also among the all-time leaders in many
categories in the WCU records book.
A native of Warren, N.C., Seward holds
a B.S. degree in Sport Management from
Western Carolina University.
SEWARD PROFILE
Alma Mater: Western Carolina (2003)
Birthdate: December 20, 1980
Hometown: Warren, North Carolina
Assistant Coach – Western Carolina (200607)
Assistant Coach – Warren County (N.C.)
High School (2003-04)
A veteran hand returns to tutor UWG’s
specialist for the 2008 season. Highly respected
Dave Ware is back in the capacity volunteer
coach of the Wolves kickers and punters.
Ware brings a varied background to the
West Georgia staff. A pilot, he has spent his
career primarily in the military and with law
enforcement. Beyond his volunteer work with
UWG football, Ware works as a professional
airplane and helicopter pilot. He is employed as
a Life Net Medivac Pilot.
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ence. He also earned two master’s degrees, one in
Secondary Education and the other in Human
Performance-Sports Management.
A native of Birmingham, Ala., LeBlanc and
wife Shelly have a one-year old, Bennett.
Wide Receivers
DAVE WARE
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Defensive Line
Kickers/Punters
WARE PROFILE
Alma Mater: Louisiana Tech, LouisianaLaFayette
Hometown: Carrollton, Georgia
Volunteer Assistant – West Georgia (2005present)
COACHING STAFF
RUSS ROTHAR
The first time Daryl Dickey recruited Russ
Rothar to be a part of his football program, things
worked out very well. Rothar was a star at Presbyterian, including two seasons under Dickey. Now,
UWG will benefit from Dickey’s second successful
recruitment of the native of Davie, Fla.
Rothar joins the West Georgia staff this season
following a season at Division I Louisiana Tech.
He worked as grad assistant there in 2007, working with the defensive coordinator and with the
Bulldogs’ linebackers. Previously, he spent four
seasons in several capacities on the staff at his alma
mater. He served on the Blue Hose staff as a fulltime assistant, restricted earnings assistant, and as
a student assistant coach.
As a player at PC, Rothar was twice named
a Division II All-America, and was a three-time
JACKSON COOTS
The athletic program at the University of
West Georgia has been a trailblazer among its
Division II brethren. UWG was among the
very first schools in the nation to employ the
services of a full time strength and conditioning coordinator to work with the entire athletic
program, both women and men.
The man currently holding that position at
UWG is Jackson Coots. A veteran of the U.S.
Marine Corps, Coots is in his second season
overseeing the program for the Wolves’ 11sport intercollegiate athletic program.
Prior to coming to West Georgia, Coots
spent eight seasons as an assistant strength and
conditioning coach at his alma mater, Washington State.
Before his tenure at WSU, Coots spent six
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selection to the All-South Atlantic Conference
Team. He also played in the East Coast Bowl allstar game.
Rothar, who is single, is a 2004 graduate of
Presbyterian, earning a bachelor’s degree in History. His hobbies include relaxing and hanging
out.
ROTHAR PROFILE
Alma Mater: Presbyterian (2004)
Hometown: Davie, Florida
Graduate Assistant – Louisiana Tech (2007)
Assistant Coach – Presbyterian (2004-06)
Student Assistant – Presbyterian (2003)
Strength & Conditioning
years with the Marines, and served his country
in the Persian Gulf War.
Coots is a USWF Olympic Level I Club
Coach. He is a member of both the National
Strength and Conditioning Association, and
the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning
Coaches Association. He also has a number of
professional certifications, including Certified
Strength and Conditioning Specialist, and
Strength and Conditioning Coach Certified.
Coots is a 1997 graduate of Washington
State University, holding a B.S. in Kinesiology,
with a minor in Health and Wellness. In 1991
he earned a master’s degree in Physical Education, with an emphasis in Exercise Science
from the University of Idaho
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GRAD ASSISTANTS
RYAN LOCKE
West Georgia’s young-and-talented coaching
staff received a boost in June with the addition
of Ryan Locke to the post of tight ends and
fullbacks coach. Locke comes to the Wolves’ staff
after spending last season as a graduate assistant
on the staff at Alabama-Birmingham.
Prior to his stint at UAB, Locked served
three seasons as a student assistant at his alma
mater, Troy. He worked with the offensive line
on Trojan teams noted for their offensive firepower. Their run included a bowl trip in 2004,
and a Sun Belt Conference title and bowl bid
following the 2006 campaign.
A native of Alexander City, Ala., Locke is a
2007 graduate of Troy, where he earned a B.S.
Fullbacks/Tight Ends
degree in Social Science Education. Beyond
his student assistant duties as an undergrad, he
also served as a volunteer coach at his prep alma
mater, Benjamin Russell High School.
LOCKE PROFILE
Alma Mater: Troy (2007)
Birthdate:
Hometown:
Graduate Assistant – Alabama-Birmingham
Student Assistant – Troy
CHAD PICKETT Tailbacks
A new face to the West Georgia staff in 2008
is Chad Pickett. He joins the Wolves’ program in
the role of graduate assistant coach, working with
the tailbacks.
Pickett, a native of Lawrenceville, enjoyed an
outstanding playing career at Presbyterian, where
he earned a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics. He
was a linebacker for the Blue Hose, winning the
Coaches Award and a South Atlantic Conference
Player of the Week honor.
Prior to coming to West Georgia, Pickett
coached at Mill Creek High School in his native
Gwinnett County. He served as the Hawks’
running backs coach, and was offensive coordinator for the jayvee team. Also, Pickett wasnamed
a Gwinnett County Educator of Distinction in
2007.
PICKETT PROFILE
Alma Mater: Presbyterian (2005)
Birthdate: June 24, 1982
Hometown: Lawrenceville, Georgia
Graduate Assistant – West Georgia (2008)
Assistant Coach – Mill Creek High School (200608)
ROBERT WALDEN
West Georgia’s talented collection of new
coaches includes the addition of Robert
Walden to the staff. Walden will serve as a
graduate assistant, working primarily with the
Wolves’ safeties.
Hailing from Stone Mountain, Walden
comes to UWG following two seasons as a student assistant on the staff at Florida State. There,
he worked with the Seminoles’ defensive backs.
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Safeties
A 2006 Florida State graduate, Walden
earned a B.A. in Sport Management. His hobbies include reading and watching movies.
PICKETT PROFILE
Alma Mater: Florida State (2006)
Birthdate: October 27, 1980
Hometown: Stone Mountain, Georgia
Student Assistant – Florida State (2006-07)
GRAD ASSISTANTS
CHARLIE WILBURN Defensive Line/Recruiting
West Georgia’s roster of new faces for 2008
includes Charlie Wilburn. A native of Huntsville, Ala., Wilburn will serve as a graduate
assistant, assisting with the defensive line and
recruiting.
Though a newcomer to UWG, Wilburn
has a varied coaching background. He served
the last two years as defensive line coach at his
alma mater, Lee High in Huntsville. Wilburn’s
background also includes a prior stint at Lee,
two seasons working with the receivers and
special teams at Butler (Ala.) High School,
and a season working with the defensive line
and linebackers with the AF2 Tennessee Valley
Vipers arena team.
Wilburn is graduate of Alabama-Huntsville,
earning a B.A. in History and Secondary Edu-
cation. While at UAH he served as a basketball
student assistant for Coach Lennie Acuff ’s
program.
Wilburn and wife Jennifer enjoy spending
time with family and friends.
PICKETT PROFILE
Alma Mater: Alabama-Huntsville (2008)
Birthdate: June 27, 1984
Hometown: Lawrenceville, Georgia
Assistant Coach – Lee (Ala.) High School
(2006-07)
Assistant Coach – Tennessee Valley Vipers-AF2
(2007)
Assistant Coach – Butler (Ala.) High School
(2004-05)
Assistant Coach – Lee (Ala.) High School
(2002-03)
FOOTBALL TRAINER
TIM SINGLETON
Head Football Athletic Trainer
A wealth of experience at many levels is an
apt description of Tim Singleton. The Floridanative returns to UWG in 2008 as the primary
athletic trainer working with the Wolves’ program.
Singleton joined the West Georgia Sports
Medicine staff in 2007, following a stint as a
seasonal athletic trainer with the Atlanta Falcons.
This wasn’t Singleton’s first work with the NFL.
He was a training camp athletic trainer in 2003
with the Carolina Panthers, and served as an
athletic trainer intern in 2002 with the Tampa
Bay Buccaneers.
Beyond his NFL work, Singleton’s also has an
impressive collegiate background. He spent two
seasons as a graduate assistant at Georgia Tech,
working with the Jackets’ football and women’s
tennis programs. Also, he was a student trainer at
his alma mater, Wingate (N.C.) University, where
he spent one season as a quarterback for the Bulldogs.
A native of Tampa, Fla., Singleton holds a
Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training from
Wingate. He also earned a Master of Science in
Sports Medicine from Georgia State while working as a G.A. at Georgia Tech.
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ATHLETIC TRAINING
SETH LESTER
Head Athletic Trainer
Student-athletes in West Georgia’s 11-sport athletic program
enjoy the finest in medical attention. For the 14th season, Seth
Lester is in charge of UWG’s superb Sports Medicine program.
Beyond caring for UWG’s student-athletes as Head Trainer, Lester’s duties include supervising the staff within the Sports Medicine
department, including graduate assistant and student trainers. He also
oversees all athletic training activities for the program’s 10 intercollegiate sports teams. He works with the coaches in coordinating all
conditioning and rehabilitation work involving both male and female
student-athletes at UWG.
Lester came to West Georgia in 1991 following a stint as assistant
trainer at his alma mater, West Alabama. Lester’s impressive list of
credentials includes certification by the National Athletic Trainers’
Association, and the National Strength and Conditioning Association. He is also one of only two athletic trainers in the country to be a
member of the American Sports Medicine Fellowship Society. Lester
has also been named an Outstanding Young Man of America.
Though UWG’s student-athletes remain his priority, Lester’s
expertise has benefited performers on many levels. His duties
have included serving as primary
athletic trainer for America’s
team handball squad at the 2003
Pan American Games in Santiago, Chile. Also, this summer,
he worked the U.S. Olympic
Training Center in Colorado.
Originally from the Atlanta
area, Lester is a graduate of
Druid Hills High School, near
Emory University. He holds an
undergraduate degree in Athletic Training from the University of
West Alabama in Livingston.
Lester and wife Susan have one daughter, eight-year old Madison.
The Lesters are also foster parents to four children, and have been
foster parents for the past six years.
MEDICAL STAFF
GREGORY S. SLAPPEY, M.D.
Team Physician/Arthroscopy and Sports Medicine
West Georgia’s student-athletes benefit from the
finest in medical care. Dr. Gregory Slappey is a
vital part of that care, both preventative and, when
necessary, surgical intervention.
Dr. Slappey entered the Sports Medicine profession following a strong athletic background. He
was a top football and baseball player as an undergraduate at Georgia Southwestern in his hometown
of Americus. He was already planning a career in
medicine, and became interested in Sports Medicine
as a result in of his athletic career.
Dr. Slappey obtained his M.D. degree from the
Medical College of Georgia, and completed his
residency in orthopedic surgery at Georgia Baptist
Medical Center in Atlanta. He completed his Sports
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Medicine Fellowship at Southern California Orthopaedic Institute in Van Nuys, Calif., and returned
to Georgia in 1998 to join Carrollton Orthopedic
Clinic.
Currently, Dr. Slappey is serving on the Council
of Delegates for the American Orthopaedic Society
of Sports Medicine. He is on the Foundation Board
of Directors at both the University of West Georgia
and Georgia Southwestern State, and was an Organizing Director of McIntosh Commercial Bank in
Carrollton.
Dr. Slappey and wife Angie, a Carrollton native,
have two children.
OPPONENTS
GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE
A
Academic excellence, 43 National Championships and a leadership role in the NCAA’s Division II make the Gulf
South Conference (GSC) something special. As a charter member of D-II, the league’s 15 universities in six southeastern states enters its 39th year of setting the standards nationally, always breaking new ground.
In the summer of 1970, six college presidents met to talk
about athletics; when the meeting ended, a new league emergedthe Mid-South Conference-started by, and to this day run by,
the CEOs, the first in NCAA history. It is that CEO-control and
involvement that makes the league work and its 14 championships (football; men’s & women’s cross country, men’s & women’s
soccer; volleyball, men’s & women’s basketball, men’s & women’s
tennis, men’s & women’s golf; softball and baseball) so bitterly
contested in a collegial manner.
From that point forward, the GSC has been giant steps ahead
of the D-II pack. Dating back to 1997, the league has found neutral sites paying sizeable guarantees for most of its team championships. NCAA Conventions regularly feature GSC-proposed or
-inspired legislation. No one wins more regionals or earns more
NCAA post-season bids. In 2004, the league purchased its own
new construction office space. But the crowning moment came in
2005-06, when the GSC debuted its highly successful “GSC-TV
Live” package which included nine football games (now 10) and
its men’s & women’s basketball tournament finals. Add to that
its web-TV show, “GSC Sports Weekly,” and the broadbanding
of most of its championships and you can see why the GSC is a
Conference paving the way into the 21st century.
We take pride in our 43 National Team Championships in 12
sports and more than 100 regional titles, especially because there
is no sacrifice on the academic side, where GSC student-athletes
regularly earn Academic All-America. The Conference added two
more Titles in 2007- 08 with Valdosta State claiming the Football
crown and West Florida winning the Men’s Golf trophy in a
playoff versus fellow league member North Alabama.
Delta State, Florence State (now North Alabama), Jacksonville
State, Livingston (now West Alabama), Tennessee-Martin and
Troy State were the charter members. Scheduling problems for
the 1970-71 academic year limited the GSC to football, won by
Jacksonville State. In 1971, the addition of Southeast Louisiana
(SELA) and Nichols State increased the membership to eight.
The league opened an office in Hammond, LA, changed its name
to the Gulf South Conference and began championships in nine
men’s sports. Mississippi College and Northwestern Louisiana
(NWLA, now Northwestern State) joined in 1972 and two years
later, NELA left for Division I with SELA and Nicholls State following in 1979.
The conference continued with seven teams until 1981, when
the CEOs admitted Valdosta State, followed by West Georgia
(1983). In 1991, Tennessee-Martin and Troy State went Division
44
West Georgia Wolves
I, briefly dropping the GSC back to seven members. An aggressive expansion under the guidence of new Commissioner Nate
Salant resulted in ten new members: Lincoln Memorial (199293); Alabama-Huntsville, Henderson State, Central Arkansas
and Mississippi University for Women (1993-94); West Florida
(1994-95); and Arkansas-Monticello, Arkansas Tech, Montevallo and Southern Arkansas (1995-96). Jacksonville State went
Division I at the end of 1992-93. Mississippi College dropped to
Division III at the end of 1995-96, and was replaced by Christian
Brothers to keep the Conference at 16 schools. In July 2000, the
GSC welcomed Harding University and Ouachita Baptist University, making it the largest NCAA conference at any level with
18 schools. MUW dropped its athletics program at the end of the
2002-03 season, decreasing the membership to 17. The Conference decreased to 15 teams in 2006-07 when Central Arkansas
moved to Division I and Lincoln Memorial moved to the South
Atlantic Conference.
Former Commissioner Jim McCullough brought the GSC
office to Birmingham. Current Commissioner, Nate Salant began
his tenure in October, 1992. He is assisted by Assistant Commissioner for Media and Public Affairs Michael Anderson, Assistant
Sports Information Directors Michael Banks and Eric SanInocencio and Senior Woman Administrator Andrea Anderson. The
Chairman of the GSC Board of Directors is Dr. David Rankin
(Southern Arkansas). Joining him on the executive committee are
Vice Chair Dr. Beheruz Sethna (West Georgia) and past-Chair
Dr. Robert Brown (Arkansas Tech). The Supervisors of Officials
are Bill Johnson (Football), John Caldwell (Basketball-West Division) and Mike Murphy (Basketball-East Division).
GSC Member Schools
University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH)
University of Arkansas at Monticello (UAM)
Arkansas Tech University (ATU)
Christian Brothers University (CBU)
Delta State University (DSU)
Harding University (HU)
Henderson State University (HSU)
University of Montevallo (UM)
University of North Alabama (UNA)
Ouachita Baptist University (OBU)
Southern Arkansas University (SAU)
Valdosta State University (VSU))
University of West Alabama (UWA)
University of West Florida (UWF)
University of West Georgia (UWG)
SAMFORD UNIVERSIT Y BULLDOGS
August 28 • 8:00 PM
Seibert Stadium • Birmingham, Alabama
2007 RESULTS
23
14
34
26
20
21
25
59
12
28
17
WEST ALABAMA
at Georgia Tech
PRESBYTERIAN
SOUTHEAST MISSOURI
at Eastern Kentucky
at Tennessee-Martin
AUSTIN PEAY
at Tennessee Tech
JACKSONVILLE STATE
TENNESSEE STATE
at Eastern Illinois
21
69
24
21
43
31
29
52
24
38
33
2008 SCHEDULE
Aug. 28
Sept. 13
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
Nov. 22
WEST GEORGIA
at Ole Miss
at Elon*
at Western Carolina*
APPALCHIAN STATE*
THE CITADEL*
FURMAN*
at Georgia Southern*
WOFFORD*
at Chattanooga*
QUICK FACTS
COACHING STAFF
Location: Birmingham, Alabama
Enrollment: 4,300
Founded: 1841
Nickname: Bulldogs
Colors: Red and Blue
National Affiliation: NCAA
Division I-FCS
Conference: Southern
Stadium: Seibert Stadium (6,700)
Surface: Artificial
President: Dr. Andrew
Westmoreland
Sports Information Director:
Joey Mullins
Office Phone: (205) 726-2799
Wireless Phone: (205) 5323477
FAX: (205) 726-2545
E-Mail: jmmulli1@samford.edu
Website: www.samfordsports.
com
Mailing/Overnight Address:
Samford Sports Information
800 Lakeshore Drive
Birmingham, Alabama 35229
Press Box Phone: (205) 7262143/2144
Head Coach: Pat Sullivan
Record At SU: 4-7 (2nd year)
Career Record: 28-49-1 (8th
year)
Office Phone: (205) 726-2575
Assistant Coaches:
Steve Brickey (Assistant Head
Coach/Offensive Coordinator)
Bill D’Ottavio (Defensive
Coordinator)
Chris Brasfield (Running Backs)
Andre Bruce (Defensive Backs)
Bill Clay (Linebackers)
Brandon Herring (Offensive
Line)
Ross Newton (Defensive Line)
Ross Robinson (Wide Receivers)
SERIES SCORES
Series Tied, 2-2
1984: (H) West Georgia 41, Samford 6
1988: (H) West Georgia 17, Samford 14
1989: (A) Samford 28, West Georgia 3
1992: (A) Samford 44, West Georgia 16
1
Game
TEAM INFO
Base Offense: Multiple
Base Defense: Multiple
Lettermen Returning (off/def/
spec): 51 (20/27/4)
Starters Returning (off/def/
spec): 17 (7/8/2)
2007 Record: 4-7
2006 Conference Record: 6-1
(1st)
Series Record: Series even at 2-2
QUINTON SMITH
Linebacker
RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS
Yds
1,033
RODNEY
SHEPHERD
Linebacker
RUSHING
Chris Evans
Att
185
Avg
5.6
PASSING
Dante Williams
Att-Comp-Int
24-20-0
RECEIVING
Jonathan Lowery
No
56
Yds
485
Avg
8.7
TACKLES
Rodney Shepherd
UT
68
AT
20
Tot
88
Yds
172
TD
5
TDs
2
TD
4
PAT SULLIVAN
Head Coach
West Georgia Wolves
45
CLARK ATLANTA PANTHERS
2
Game
RICHARD
WASHINGTON
Defensive Line
S e p t e m b e r 6 • 7: 0 0 P M
Richards Memorial Stadium • Carrollton, Georgia
QUICK FACTS
COACHING STAFF
Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Enrollment: 4,916
Founded: 1988
Nickname: Panthers
Colors: Red, Black and Gray
Division II
Conference: Southern
Intercollegiate
Stadium: Panther Stadium (6,000)
Surface: Artificial
President: Dr. Carlton Brown
Athletic Director: TBA
SID: TBA
Office Phone: (404) 880-6685
FAX: (404) 880-8102
E-Mail: TBA
Website: http://www.cau.edu/
athletics/
Mailing Address: Clark Atlanta
Sports Information
223 James P. Brawley Drive,
SW, Atlanta, GA 30314
Press Box Phone: N/A
Head Coach: Ted Bahhur
Record At CAU: 11-20 (4th year)
Career Record: Same
Office Phone: (404) 880-6037
Assistant Coaches:
Keith Higdon (Assistant Head
Coach/Offensive Coordinator)
Aaron James (Wide Receivers)
Willie Pitts (Defensive Backs)
O.J. Fluellen (Cornerbacks)
Kelvin Powell (Defensive
Coordinator/Linebackers)
Jeff Mathis (Strength and
Conditioning)
2007 RESULTS
10
11
10
20
22
21
14
13
17
0
27
at Fort Valley State
WEST GEORGIA
at Alabama A&M
KENTUCKY STATE
MILES
CONCORDIA
ALBANY STATE
at Morehouse
BENEDICT
at Tuskegee
LANE
13
23
41
30
0
14
17
22
14
51
40
2008 SCHEDULE
TEAM INFO
Base Offense: Spread
spec): N/A
spec): 11 (5/5/1)
2007 Record: 3-8
Series Record: West Georgia leads,
4-1
Aug. 30
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
FORT VALLEY STATE
at West Georgia
STILLMAN
at Kentucky State
MILES
SAVANNAH STATE
at Albany State
MOREHOUSE
at Lane
TUSKEGEE
vs. Benedict
SERIES SCORES
West Georgia leads, 4-1
1986: (H) West Georgia 10, Clark Atlanta 7
1992: (A) Clark Atlanta 28, West Georgia 26
2007: (A) West Georgia 23, Clark Atlanta 11
WINSTON
THOMPSON
Running Back
TED BAHHUR
Head Coach
46
RUSHING
Winston Thompson
Att
189
PASSING
TDs
Mark Wright
Att-Comp-Int
Yds
15-6-1
83
RECEIVING
Antwan Bell
No
47
Yds
430
Avg
9.1
TACKLES
Devon Shorter
UT
29
AT
21
Tot
50
West Georgia Wolves
Yds
879
Avg
4.1
TD
2
0
TD
2
OUACHITA BAPTIST TIGERS
September 13 • 8:00 PM
2007 RESULTS
29 at Texas A&M-Commerce
46 EAST TEXAS BAPTIST
31 ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO*
10 DELTA STATE*
3 at Valdosta State*
7 at North Alabama*
38 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS*
28 at Arkansas Tech*
0 HENDERSON STATE*
36 at Harding
* - GSC Game
27
19
10
42
31
40
17
38
18
38
2008 SCHEDULE
Sept. 6
FORT LEWIS
Sept. 13 WEST GEORGIA*
Sept. 20 at Valdosta State*
Sept. 27 at Delta State*
Oct. 4
ARK-MONTICELLO*
Oct. 11
at Harding*
Oct. 18
SO. ARKANSAS*
Oct. 25
at Southwest Baptist
Nov. 1
WEST ALABAMA*
Nov. 6
at Henderson State*
* - GSC Game
3
Game
Williams Field • Arkadelphia, Arkansas
QUICK FACTS
COACHING STAFF
Location: Arkadelphia, Arkansas
Enrollment: 1,600
Founded: 1886
Nickname: Tigers
Colors: Purple & Gold
Division II
Stadium: Williams Field (5,600)
Surface: Natural Grass
President: Dr. Rex Horne
Athletic Director: David Sharp
SID: Brian Howard
Office Phone: (870) 245-5186
E-Mail: howardb@obu.edu
Fax: (501) 279-4020
Website: www.obutigers.com
Mailing/Overnight Address:
Sports Information, OBU Box
3650, 410 Ouachita Street,
Arkadelphia, AR 71998
Press Box Phone: (870) 2455306
Head Coach: Todd Knight
Record atOBU: 28-61 (9 years)
Career Record: 56-93-2 (15
years)
Office Phone: (870) 245-5304
Assistant Coaches:
Jay Derby (Offensive
Coordinator/Quarterbacks)
J.R. Eldridge (Linebackers)
Brett Shockley (Offensive Line)
Osita Alaribe (Defensive Line)
TIGERS
TEAM INFO
Lettermen Returning/Lost:
34/12
Starters Returning (Off/Def/
Spec): 14 (6/6/2)
2007 Record: 4-6
(tie-8th in GSC)
Series Record: West Georgia
leads, 3-0
LANCE PARKER
Quarterback
SERIES SCORES
West Georgia Leads, 3-0
2000: (A) West Georgia 38, Ouachita Baptist
10
2001: (H) West Georgia 30, Ouachita Baptist
3
2005: (A) West Georgia 34, Ouachita Baptist
23
BRYAN CHURCH
Defensive Line
RUSHING
K.J. Johnson
Att
102
Yds
424
Avg
4.2
PASSING
Lance Parker
Att-Comp-Int
326-177-7
RECEIVING
Julius Pruitt
No
51
Yds
723
Avg
14,2
TACKLES
Blake Burkett
UT
29
AT
23
Tot
52
Yds
1,908
TD
2
TD
13
TD
7
TODD KNIGHT
Head Coach
West Georgia Wolves
47
NORTH ALABAMA LIONS
4
S e p t e m b e r 2 0 • 7: 0 0 P M
Game
LIONS
A.J. MILWEE
Quarterback
Grisham Stadium • Carrollton, Georgia
QUICK FACTS
COACHING STAFF
Location: Florence, Alabama
Enrollment: 7,300
Founded: 1830
Nickname: Lions
Colors: Purple and Gold
Division II
Stadium: Braly Municipal
Stadium (14,215)
Surface: Natural (Prescription
Athletic Turf )
President: Dr. William Cale
Athletic Director: Mark Linder
SID: Jeff Hodges
Office Phone: (256) 765-4595
Home Phone: (256) 766-7572
E-Mail: sportsinformation@una.
edu
Assistant SID: Shane Herrmann
E-Mail: msherrmann@una.edu
Fax: (256) 765-4659
Website: www.roarlions.com
Mailing Address: Athletic
Department, PO Box 5071,
Florence, AL 35632
Press Box Phone: (256) 7606372, 6373
Head Coach: Mark Hudspeth
Record At UNA: 44-17 (6th year)
Career Record: Same
Office Phone: (256) 765-4397
Assistant Coaches:
Chris Willis (Assistant Head
Coach/Secondary)
Karl Morgan (Defensive
Coordinator/Defensive Line)
Alan Arrington (Offensive
Coordinator/Recruiting
Coordinator/Offensive Line)
Sean Cannon (Linebackers/
Strength)
Harold Wisdom (Cornerbacks)
Mike King (Kickers)
Brooks Dampeer (GA/Offense)
Eric Little (GA/Offense)
Brett Borden (GA/Defense)
TEAM INFO
Lettermen Returning (Off/Def/
Spec): 49 (26/21/2)
Spec): 14 (7/5/2)
2007 Record: 10-2
(2nd GSC)
Series Record: North Alabama
leads, 15-10
MICHAEL
JOHNSON
Linebacker
MARK
HUDSPETH
Head Coach
48
RUSHING
David McCants
Att
125
PASSING
A.J. Milwee
Att-Comp-Int
360-236-7
RECEIVING
Joemal Campbell
No
56
Yds
643
Avg
3
TACKLES
Michael Johnson
UT
44
AT
37
Tot
81
West Georgia Wolves
Yds
573
Avg
4.6
Yds
2,783
TDs
8
TDs
24
TDs
2007 RESULTS
43
58
27
27
40
46
28
24
65
49
20
23
TUSCULUM
at Harding*
SOUTHERN ARKANSAS*
at Arkansas Tech*
OUACHITA BAPTIST*
at Arkansas-Monticello*
DELTA STATE
at Valdosta State*
WEST GEORGIA*
WEST ALABAMA*
DELTA STATE$
at Valdosta State$
* - GSC Game
24
17
8
10
7
27
17
27
17
20
17
37
$ - NCAA Playoffs
2008 SCHEDULE
Aug. 28
Sept. 4
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 25
Oct. 4
Oct. 9
Oct. 16
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
SOUTHERN ARKANSAS
at Carson-Newman
HENDERSON STATE*
at West Georgia*
HARDING*
at Arkansas Tech*
at North Greenville
at Delta State*
VALDOSTA STATE*
ARK-MONTICELLO
at West Alabama*
SERIES SCORES
North Alabama leads 15-10
1983: (H) North Alabama 49, West Georgia 7
1984: (A) North Alabama 24, West Georgia 3
1986: (A) West Georgia 37, North Alabama 35
1987: (H) West Georgia 23, North Alabama 13
HENDERSON STATE REDDIES
O c t o b e r 4 • 7: 0 0 P M
2007 RESULTS
44
6
7
38
37
41
20
22
18
58
vs. Texas College
at Northwestern State
Delta State*
WEST ALABAMA*
West Georgia*
ARK-MONTICELLO*
ARKANSAS TECH*
HARDING*
at Ouachita Baptist*
at Southern Arkansas*
7
41
9
6
17
7
21
19
0
34
2008 SCHEDULE
Aug. 28
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 6
at Central Arkansas
ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF
at North Alabama*
ARK-MONTICELLO*
at West Georgia*
VALDOSTA STATE*
at Arkansas Tech*
HARDING*
OUACHITA BAPTIST*
SERIES SCORES
1995: (A) West Georgia 16, Henderson State 10
1996: (H) Henderson State 20, West Georgia
13 (2-OT)
1998: (H) West Georgia 54, Henderson State 3
2000: (H) West Georgia 38, Henderson State
14
2002: (H) West Georgia 44, Henderson State 3
21
2006: (A) Henderson State 16, West Georgia 9
17
5
Game
QUICK FACTS
COACHING STAFF
Location: Arkadelphia, Arkansas
Enrollment: 3,500
Founded: 1890
Nickname: Reddies
Colors: Red And Gray
Division II
Stadium: Carpenter-Haygood
(9,600)
President: Dr. Charles Welch
Athletic Director: Sam Goodwin
SID: Troy Mitchell
Office Phone: (870) 230-5197
FAX: (870) 230-5408
E-Mail: mitchet@hsu.edu
Website: www.hsu.edu/athletics
Mailing Address: Sports
Information Director, 1100
Henderson Street, Box 7630,
Arkadelphia, AR 71999-0001
Head Coach: Scott Maxfield
Record At HSU: 18-13 (3rd Year)
Career Record: Same
Office Phone: (870) 230-5201
Assistant Coaches:
Robby Brown (Offensive
Coordinator)
Zach Yenser (Offensive Line)
Robert Henry (Defensive
Coordinator)
Matt Gordon (Safeties)
Clint Smith (Defensive Line)
Coy Campbell (Wide Receivers)
David Morris (Graduate
Assistant)
TEAM INFO
Base Offense: One Back Spread
Base Defense: 4-3 Multiple
spec): 43 (23/21/2)
spec): 17 (8/6/3)
2007 Record: 7-3
(4th GSC)
Leads, 9-3
GARRETT
MANNING
Quarterback
RETURNING STATISTICAL
GREG GODFREY
Receiver
LEADERS
RUSHING
Bernard Palmer
Att
195
Yds
958
Avg
4.9
PASSING
Garrett Manning
Att-Comp-Int
160-84-10
RECEIVING
Greg Godfrey
No
25
Yds
407
Avg
16.3
TACKLES
Demarcus Robinson
UT
25
AT
20
Tot
45
Yds
1,261
TD
10
TDs
8
TDs
7
SCOTT
MAXFIELD
Head Coach
West Georgia Wolves
49
ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO BOLL WEEVILS
6
Game
BOLL WEEVILS
October 9 • 8:00 PM
Leslie Cotton Boll Stadium • Monticello, Arkansas
QUICK FACTS
SCOTT BUISSON
Quarterback
Head Coach: Gwaine Mathews
Record At UAM: 6-27 4th year)
Career Record: Same
Office Phone: (870) 460-1817
Assistant Coaches:
Donald Dykes (Assistant Head
Coach)
Matt Middleton (Offensive
Coordinator)
Derek Warehime (Offensive
Line)
Dan Fodrocy (Wide Receivers)
Todd Patterson (Running
Backs)
James Farley (Defensive Line)
Mike Rainwater (Knights
Coach)
TEAM INFO
Base Defense: 3-4
35/20
Starters Returning:13
2007 Record: 4-7
(10th GSC)
Leads, 9-2
RUSHING
Scott Buisson
Att
136
PASSING
Scott Buisson
Att-Comp-Int
372-214-17
RECEIVING
Jywin Ceasar
No
60
Yds
610
Avg
10.2
TACKLES
Larry White
UT
43
AT
59
Tot
102
GWAINE
MATHEWS
Head Coach
50
COACHING STAFF
Location: Monticello, Arkansas
Enrollment: 3,200
Founded: 1909
Nickname: Boll Weevils
Colors: Kelly Green and White
Division II
Stadium: Convoy Leslie Cotton
Boll (3,500)
Chancellor: Dr. Jack Lassiter
Athletic Director: Alvy Early
SID: Brian Ramsey
Office Phone: (870) 460-1574
FAX: (870) 470-1174
E-Mail: ramsey@uamont.edu
Website: www.uamsports.com
Mailing Address: Sports
Information Director
UAM Box 3589
Monticello, AR 71656
Overnight Address:
119 Service Street
Monticello, AR 71656
Press Box Phone: (870) 4601068, or 1568
West Georgia Wolves
Yds
567
Avg
4.2
Yds
2,359
TD
6
TD
16
TD
6
2007 RESULTS
21
10
10
48
45
7
35
44
28
14
SOUTHERN ARKANSAS
38
at Sam Houston State
48
at Ouachita Baptist
31
HARDING
32
Missouri-Rolla
28
at Henderson State
41
at West Georgia
32 (OT)
at West Alabama
36
VALDOSTA STATE
63
DELTA STATE
51
2008 SCHEDULE
Aug. 30
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
at Arkansas-Pine Bluff
MISSOURI SCIENCE &
TECH
at Delta State*
HENDERSON STATE*
ARKANSAS TECH*
WEST GEORGIA*
WEST ALABAMA*
at Harding*
at North Alabama*
SOUTHERN
ARKANSAS*
SERIES SCORES
1995: (H) West Georgia 40, Ark-Monticello 7
1996: (H) West Georgia 48, Ark-Monticello
21
1997: (A) West Georgia 39, Ark-Monticello 7
14
2001: (H) West Georgia 25, Ark-Monticello 7
2004: (A) Ark-Monticello 31, West Georgia 27
21
2006: (A) West Georgia 20, Ark-Monticello
14 (OT)
2007: (H) Ark-Monticello 35, West Georgia
32 (OT)
ARKANSAS TECH WONDER BOYS
O c t o b e r 1 8 O•M I2N: 0G0 P M
7
C
E
M
O
H
QUICK FACTS
2007 RESULTS
20 at Northeastern State
21 TEXAS COLLEGE
52 at West Georgia*
27 VALDOSTA STATE*
20 NORTH ALABAMA*
14 at Delta State*
21 at Henderson State*
38 OUACHITA BAPTIST*
55 at Harding*
* - GSC Game
13
6
34
28
27
43
20
28
56
62
2007 SCHEDULE
Aug. 28
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
* GSC Game
NORTHEASTERN
STATE
at Central Missouri
WEST ALABAMA*
NORTH ALABAMA*
at West Georgia*
HENDERSON STATE*
at Delta State*
HARDING*
Game
COACHING STAFF
Location: Russellville, Arkansas
Enrollment: 7,480
Founded: 1909
Nickname: Wonder Boys
Colors: Green/Gold
Division II
Stadium: Thone Stadium/Buerkle
Field (6,000)
President: Dr. Robert C. Brown
Athletic Director: Steve Mullins
SID: Ben Greenberg
Office Phone: (479) 968-0645
Mobile Phone: (479) 970-3919
Fax (479) 964-0829
E-Mail: bgreenberg@atu.edu
Website: http://athletics.atu.edu
Mailing Address: Tucker
Coliseum, 1604 Coliseum Drive,
Russellville, Arkansas 72801
Press Box Phone: (479) 9680243, 968-0246
Head Coach: Steve Mullins
Record at ATU: 71-46-0 (11th
season)
Career Record: Same
Office Phone: (479) 968-0245
Assistant Coaches
Benyard Jones (Defensive
Coordinator)
Scott Preston (Offensive
Coordinator)
Les Boyum
Erik Kruppe
Garren Rockwell
Ryan Wallace
WONDER BOYS
TEAM INFO
Base Offense: Spread
Base Defense: 3-4
spec): 38 (16/20/2)
spec): 15 (6/7/2)
2007 Record: 5-5
2007 Conference Record: 8Man Front
Series Record: Arkansas Tech
leads, 8-2
COLE BARTHEL
Quarterback
SERIES SCORES
Arkansas Tech leads, 8-2
1998: (A) West Georgia 14, Arkansas Tech 7
1999: (H) Arkansas Tech 41, West Georgia 23
2000: (H) West Georgia 34, Arkansas Tech 17
2001: (A) Arkansas Tech 20, West Georgia 15
(OT)
MICHAEL
PODOBNIK
Punter
RUSHING
Justin Ray
Att
97
Yds
476
Avg
4.9
PASSING
Justin Ray
Att-Comp-Int
85-166-6
RECEIVING
Tracy Stiger
No
61
Yds
656
Avg
10.8
TACKLES
Matt Kitchens
UT
34
AT
34
No
68
Yds
983
TDs
7
TDs
10
TDs
10
STEVE MULLINS
Head Coach
West Georgia Wolves
51
WEST ALABAMA TIGERS
8
Game
COLE MASON
Running Back
Tiger Stadium • Livingston, Alabama
QUICK FACTS
COACHING STAFF
Location: Livingston, Alabama
Enrollment: 4,157
Founded: 1835
Nickname: Tigers
Colors: Red and White
Division II
Stadium: Tiger Stadium (7,000)
President: Dr. Richard D.
Holland
Athletic Director: E.J. Brophy
SID: Kyle Lewis
E-Mail: klewis@westga.edu
Office Phone: (205) 652-3596
Assistant SID: Tony Schmidt
E-Mail: tschmidt@uwa.edu
Fax: (205) 652-3600
Website: athletics.uwa.edu
Mailing Address: UWA Station
5; Livingston, AL 35470
Head Coach: Bobby Wallace
Record at UWA: - 7-14 (3rd year)
Career Record: 108-121-1 (21st
year)
Office Phone: (205) 652-3483
Assistant Coaches:
Tony Oglesby (Assistant Head
Coach/Defensive Line)
Will Hall (Offensive
Coordinator)
Andy Greening (Defensive
Coordinator)
Ken Watson (Secondary)
Sam Gregg (Offensive Line)
Desmond Lindsay (Wide
Receivers)
Scott Harper (Tight Ends)
TERRY ALLEN
Receiver
RUSHING
Cole Mason
Att
179
PASSING
Kurt Kennedy
Att-Comp-Int
50-25-1
RECEIVING
Terry Allen
No
16
Yds
151
Avg
9.4
TACKLES
Tariq Ali
UT
31
AT
52
Tot
83
BOBBY
WALLACE
Head Coach
52
TEAM INFO
Base Offense: Slot I-Option
Base Defense: 4-3
31/39
Starters Returning/Lost: 15
(6/7/2)
2007 Record: 1-9
Leads, 17-8
West Georgia Wolves
Yds
858
Avg
4.8
Yds
319
TD
9
TD
1
TD
1
2007 RESULTS
21
28
17
21
35
28
0
36
9
20
at Samford
CONCORDIA
at Henderson State*
HARDING*
at West Georgia*
VALDOSTA STATE*
ARK-MONTICELLO*
DELTA STATE*
at North Alabama*
23
21
31
23
36
30
37
44
20
49
2007 SCHEDULE
Aug. 30
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 6
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 25
Nov. 3
Nov. 10
at Samford
CONCORDIA
at Henderson State*
HARDING*
vs. North Carolina Central
at West Georgia*
VALDOSTA STATE*
ARK-MONTICELLO*
DELTA STATE*
at North Alabama*
SERIES SCORES
West Georgia leads 17-8
1983: (A) West Alabama 28, West Georgia 14
1985: (H) West Georgia 24, West Alabama 14
1987: (H) West Alabama 17, West Georgia 14
1988: (A) West Georgia 13, West Alabama 0
1991: (H) West Alabama 32, West Georgia 21
(OT)
VALDOSTA STATE BLAZERS
2007 RESULTS
41
69
28
31
33
31
37
27
63
35
55
37
28
25
ALBANY STATE
at Fort Valley State
at Arkansas Tech*
OUACHITA BAPTIST*
DELTA STATE*
at West Alabama*
NORTH ALABAMA*
WEST GEORGIA*
CATAWBA$
NORTH ALABAMA$
at California$
NW MISSOURI STATE$
3
0
27
3
21
35
0
24
28
10
29
23
24
20
* - GSC Game $ - NCAA Division II Playoffs
2007 SCHEDULE
Aug. 23
Aug. 30
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 2
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Oct. 30
FORT VALLEY STATE
at Newberry
OUACHITA BAPTIST*
at West Alabama*
DELTA STATE*
at Henderson State*
HARDING*
at North Alabama*
WEST GEORGIA*
SERIES SCORES
Valdosta State Leads, 17-8
1983 (N) Valdosta State 20, West Georgia 13
1986 (H) Valdosta State 41, West Georgia 26
1987 (A) Valdosta State 49, West Georgia 14
1989 (A) Valdosta State 34, West Georgia 16
1991: (A) Valdosta State 38, West Georgia 37
1992: (H) West Georgia 42, Valdosta State 28
1996: (A) West Georgia 42, Valdosta State 21
2000: (H) Valdosta State 45, West Georgia 35
9
Game
Bazemore-Hyder Stadium • Valdosta, Georgia
QUICK FACTS
COACHING STAFF
Location: Valdosta, Georgia
Enrollment: 11,200
Founded: 1906
Nickname: Blazers
Colors: Red, Black
Division II
Stadium: Bazemore-Hyder
(10,100)
Surface: Field Turf
President: Dr. Ronald M. Zaccari
Athletic Director: Herb
Reinhard
SID: Shawn Reed
Office Phone: (229) 333-5903
Mobile Phone: (229) 563-2505
Fax: (229) 333-5972
E-Mail: msreed@valdosta.edu
Assistant SID: TBA
Office Phone: 229-245-4390
Website: www.vstateblazers.com
Mailing Address: Athletic
Department, Valdosta State
University, Valdosta, GA, 31698
Overnight Address: Physical
Education Complex, Baytree
Road, Valdosta, GA 31602
Head Coach: David Dean
Record at VSU: 13-1 (2nd year)
Career Record: Same
Office Phone: (229) 333-5844
Assistant Coaches:
David Eisenrath (Offensive
Line, Recruiting Coordinator)
Joe Cauthen (Defensive Line)
Buster Faulkner (Quarterbacks)
Maurice Linguist (Secondary/
Special Teams)
Earl Chambers (Defensive Line)
David Russell (GA Running
Backs)
Barrett Wilkes (GA
Quarterbacks)
TEAM INFO
Base Defense: 4-3
43/21
Spec): 12 (4/6/2)
2007 Record: 13-1
(2nd tie)
Series Record: Valdosta State
leads, 17-8
CEDRIC JONES
Receiver
SHERARD
REYNOLDS
Free Safety
RUSHING
Michael Terry
Att
164
Yds
1,107
Avg
6.8
PASSING
Tucker Pruitt
Att-Comp-Int
29-18-1
RECEIVING
Cedric Jones
No
102
Yds
1,171
Avg
11.5
TACKLES
Sherard Reynolds
UT
49
AT
52
Tot
101
Yds
227
TD
12
TD
1
TD
10
DAVID DEAN
Head Coach
West Georgia Wolves
53
DELTA STATE STATESMEN
10
N o v e m b e r 8 • 7: 0 0 P M
Game
STATESMEN
QUICK FACTS
COACHING STAFF
Location: Cleveland, Mississippi
Enrollment: 4,392
Founded: 1924
Nickname: Statesmen
Colors: Forest Green & White
Division II
Stadium: Parker Field at McCool
Stadium (8,125)
President: Dr. John M. Hilpert
Athletic Director: Jeremy
McClain
Athletic Media Relations
Director: Matt Jones
Office Phone: (662) 846-4284
Office Phone: (662) 846-4285
E-Mail: mjones@deltastate.edu
Website: www.gostatesmen.com
Fax: (662) 846-4297
Mailing Address: DSU Athletic
Media Relations, c/o Matt Jones,
DSU Box A3, Cleveland, MS
38733
Press Box Phone: N/A
Head Coach: Ron Roberts
Record at DSU: 10-2 (2nd year)
Career Record: First Year
Office Phone: (662) 846-4300
Assistant Coaches:
Darrin Hicks (Offensive
Coordinator)
Dave Aranda (Defensive Backs)
Randy Grierson (Defensive
Line)
Steven A. Smith (Offensive
Line)
Chet Pobolish (Wide Receivers)
Ryan Barker (Graduate
Assistant)
Travis Mikel (Graduate
Assistant)
Bennett Crowe (Graduate
Assistant)
Eric Wright (Director Football
Operations)
LARDESTER
HICKS
Linebacker
RUSHING
Dedrick Wilson
Att
160
PASSING
Garret Dewitt
Att-Comp-Int
133-84-4
RECEIVING
Chad Schroeder
No
62
Yds
699
Avg
11.3
TACKLES
Lardester Hicks
UT
26
AT
47
Tot
73
RON ROBERTS
Head Coach
54
TEAM INFO
Base Offense: Spread Multiple
Base Defense: 3-3-5
Spec): 16 (8/6/2)
2007 Record: 10-2
(1st in GSC)
Series Record: Delta State leads,
13-7
West Georgia Wolves
Yds
762
Avg
4.8
Yds
1,292
TD
12
TD
5
TD
1
2007 RESULTS
27 at Jackson State
15
9 HENDERSON STATE*
7
42 at Ouachita Baptist*
10
2
43 ARKANSAS TECH*
14
35 at Valdosta State*
31
17 at North Alabama
26
41 WEST GEORGIA*
9
20 at West Alabama*
9
51 at Arkansas-Monticello*
14
45 SHAW$
7
17 at North Alabama$
20
* - GSC Game$ - NCAA Division II Playoffs
2008 SCHEDULE
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 2
Oct. 11
Oct. 16
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
at McNeese State
ARKANSASMONTICELLO*
at Harding*
OUACHITA BAPTIST*
at Valdosta State*
WEST ALABAMA*
NORTH ALABAMA*
ARKANSAS TECH*
at West Georgia*
SERIES SCORES
Delta State Leads, 14-7
1983: (A) Delta State 35, West Georgia 3
1984: (H) Delta State 52, West Georgia 0
1988: (H) West Georgia 33, Delta State 28
1991: (A) West Georgia 20, Delta State 15
20072008
GSC COMPOSITE
COMPOSITE SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
GSC
Date
Day
08/23
SAT
!Fort Valley State @ VSU
08/28
THUR
UWG @ Samford
SAU @ UNA
Northeastern State @ ATU
08/30
SAT
Game
Time
7:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
THUR
ATU @ Central Missouri
!UNA @ Carson-Newman
09/06
SAT
#Clark-Atlanta @ UWG
Fort Lewis @ OBU
SAU @ Truman State
UWA @ HU
Missouri S&T @ UAM
Arkansas-Pine Bluff @ HSU
DSU @ McNeese State
09/11
THUR
$UWA @ ATU
09/13
SAT
UWG @ OBU
HSU @ UNA
VSU @ SAU
UAM @ DSU
HU @ Southwest Baptist
Day
Game
7:00 pm
6:00 pm
12:00 pm
12:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
7:00 pm
SAT
ATU @ UWG (HC)
HU @ VSU (HC)
SAU @ OBU (HC)
UWA @ UAM (HC)
1:00 pm
12:00 pm
1:30 pm
3:00 pm
10/25
SAT
UWG @ UWA (HC)
UAM @ HU (HC)
DSU @ SAU
VSU @ UNA (HC)
$HSU @ ATU
OBU @ Southwest Baptist
5:00 pm
2:00 pm
2:00 pm
6:00 pm
7:00 pm
1:30 pm
10/30
THUR
$UWG @ VSU
7:00 pm
11/01
SAT
UWA @ OBU
ATU @ DSU (HC)
HU @ HSU (HC)
UAM @ UNA
1:30 pm
3:00 pm
3:00 pm
6:00 pm
11/06
THUR
$OBU @ HSU
7:00 pm
11/08
SAT
DSU @ UWG
HU @ ATU (HC) 3:00 pm
SAU @ UAM
UNA @ UWA
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
6:00 pm
7:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
09/18
THUR
$SAU @ UWA
7:00 pm
09/20
SAT
UNA @ UWG
UAM @ HSU
DSU @ HU
OBU @ VSU
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
09/25
THUR
$HU @ UNA
7:00 pm
09/27
SAT
OBU @ DSU
ATU @ UAM
HSU @ SAU
VSU @ UWA
3:00 pm
6:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
10/02
THUR
$DSU @ VSU
10/04
SAT
HSU @ UWG
UNA @ ATU
SAU @ HU
$UAM @ OBU
Concordia-Selma @ UWA
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
10/09
THUR
$UWG @ UAM
UNA @ North Greenville
7:00 pm
6:00 pm
10/11
SAT
ATU @ SAU (HC)
UWA @ DSU
VSU @ HSU
OBU @ HU
2:30 pm
3:00 pm
3:00 pm
6:00 pm
10/16
THUR
$UNA @ DSU
7:00 pm
Time
10/18
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
HSU @ Central Arkansas
VSU @ Newberry 12:30 pm
UAM @ Arkansas-Pine Bluff
HU @ Missouri Southern
Belhaven @ UWA
09/04
Date
11/15
SAT
NCAA First Round TBA
11/22
SAT
NCAA Second Round TBA
11/29
SAT
NCAA Quarter-Finals TBA
12/06 SAT
NCAA Semi-Finals TBA
12/13 SAT
NCAA Championship
@ Braly Municipal Stadium (Florence, AL)
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
1:00 pm
All Times Central; GSC teams in CAPS;(HC)—Homecoming
!—Televised on CBS College Sports Network
#—@ Richards Stadium (Central High School, Carrollton, GA)
$—GSC Game of the Week (CSS/Cox Sports)
Schedule subject to change.
GSC TEAM CODES
UAM-Arkansas-Monticello
ATU-Arkansas Tech
DSU-Delta State
HU-Harding
HSU-Henderson State
UNA-North Alabama
OBU-Ouachita Baptist
SAU-Southern Arkansas
VSU-Valdosta State
UWA-West Alabama
UWG-West Georgia
West Georgia Wolves
55
We know that we are role models.
We respect our teammates, our opponents,
our game and those who support it.
We strive to create a family-friendly
environment during our contests.
We seek a partnership with our community.
As Division II student-athletes, we commit
to sportsmanship and ethical conduct
by demonstrating fair play, responsibility
and respect.
A message from the Division II Student-Athlete Advisory Committee
NCAA is a trademark of the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
REVIEW
2007 YEAR IN REVIEW
F
For a campaign that began with such high hopes, the
2007 football season was a major low point for the West
Georgia Wolves. From the giddiness of an opening day
road win, the Wolves ended the year with a mark of but
2-9.
The season’s biggest highlights were the two victories. UWG
whipped Clark Atlanta on the Panthers’ home turf to open the
year a t 1-0. Victory number two, however, didn’t happen until the
season’s seventh game as the Wolves vanquished West Alabama on a
last second field goal.
There were also weeks when UWG acquitted itself well against
top competition. The problem was sustaining the execution for 60
full minutes. For 30 minutes UWG was leading Division I-FCS
Georgia Southern, for three quarters the Wolves were eyeball-to-eyeball with Henderson State. However, the numbers game caught up
with UWG on these, and other occasions.
Individually, Jared Guberman was the most prominent of the
Wolves in 2007. The junior specialist from Boca Raton, Fla., turned
in an impressive season as both a kicker and punter. He connected
on 15-of-17 field goals and 22-of-25 points after touchdown. Also,
he punted 73 times for a 38.6-yard average, including 13 fair catches
and 23 punts inside the opponent’s 20-yard line.
WEST GEORGIA
CLARK ATLANTA
1
2
10
6
0
5
Scoring Summary:
3
0
6
4
7
0
West Georgia Wolves
First Downs
Rushes-Yards (Net)
Passing Yds (Net)
Passes Att-Comp-Int
Total Offense Plays-Yards
Punt Returns-Yards
Kickoff Returns-Yards
Interception Returns-Yards
Punts (Number-Avg)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yards
Sacks By: Number-Yards
Third Down Conversions
Fourth Down Conversion
Possession Time
WOLVES
15
33-63
239
34-17-0
67-302
1-8
3-42
0-0
7-46.3
0-0
12-108
4-23
2-16
2-2
29:05
PANTHERS
24
39-112
222
38-22-0
77-334
3-0
7-81
0-0
5-56.8
6-4
7-88
5-27
5-15
0-1
31:05
STATISTICAL LEADERS
Rushing
Wolves: Kennebrew, 17-61 yds; Panthers: Thompson, 23-97 yds
Passing
Wolves: Baldwin, 14-28, 220 yds, 2 TD; Panthers: Jones, 11-23, 134 yds
Wolves: Higgins, 5-81 yds; Howard 4-121 yds, 2 TD; Panthers: Wooten,
7-106 yds
Players of the Game
Score
23
11
Wolves – Jimmy Howard, 23 yd pass from Keats Baldwin (Jared Guberman
kick), Wolves 7, Panthers 0, 5:18 1st
Wolves – Jared Guberman, 30 yd field goal, Wolves 10, Panthers 0, 1:22 1st
Wolves – Jared Guberman 34 yd field goal, Wolves 13, Panthers 0, 9:01 2nd
Panthers – TM Safety, Wolves 13, Panthers 2, 4:45 2nd
Panthers – Henry Boynton, 37 yd field goal, Wolves 13, Panthers 5, 1:47 2nd
Wolves – Jared Guberman 23 yd field goal, Wolves 16, Panthers 5, :08 2nd
Panthers – Corey Jones, 10 yd run (pass failed), Wolves 16, Panthers 11, 8:08
3rd
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STATISTICS
Receiving
23
11
September 1, 2007 • Panther Stadium • Atlanta, Georgia – Opening day is a day for optimism. This was one was no different for the West
Georgia Wolves as they traveled to Atlanta for a date with the Clark-Atlanta
Panthers. UWG was hoping its newly re-tooled offensive attack could catch
CAU and their loaded defensive unit off-balance, at least enough to secure a
win on the sun-baked Astroturf of Panther Stadium.
Mission accomplished, though the 23-11 win didn’t come without a few
anxious moments. After jumping to an early, 13-0 lead, the Wolves didn’t
put this one away until Keats Baldwin connected on a fourth quarter TD
strike to Jimmy Howard. It was the second of the day for the duo, and
provided UWG with its final margin.
Beyond the Baldwin-to-Howard combination, the Wolves also got solid
special teams play. Transfer Jared Guberman made his West Georgia debut
a memorable one by hitting on three-of-three field goal attempts, converting
both PAT kicks, and punting for a 46.3 yards per kick average.
The Wolves departed a stadium better known as the setting for the
movie DrumLine with a new foundation for optimism and a record of 1-0.
Score by Quarters
West Georgia
Clark Atlanta
kick), Wolves 23, Panthers 11, 10:20 4th
Attendance: 5,009
Offense – Jimmy Howard
Defense – Steve Cenatus,
Jeremy Terry
Special Teams – Alonzo Wilson
Game Ball – Jared Guberman
WEST GEORGIA
GEORGIA SOUTHERN
21
45
September 8, 2007 • Paulson Stadium • Statesboro, Georgia – One
couldn’t help but be a bit nostalgic as the West Georgia Wolves traveled
below the gnat line for their second game of the season. It was UWG’s first
visit in 13 years to Paulson Stadium, the scene of arguably the most stirring
win in the program’s history, and easily the biggest victory ever for a West
Georgia football team.
And, for 30 minutes, this one had a bit of that 1994 feel to it. UWG
raced to a 21-10 halftime lead in front of 21,489 fans, the largest crowd to
ever witness a West Georgia football game. However, college football games
are 60-minute affairs, as Georgia Southern reminded the Wolves with five
unanswered touchdowns en route to a 45-21 decision.
Southern, making its debut under new coach Chris Hatcher, struck
first when Jayson Foster rambled 54 yards for a score on the game’s opening possession. However, UWG answered quickly with a four-yard scoring
run by James Kennebrew on the Wolves’ first possession of the night.
After an Eagles field goal, UWG answered with a pair of second quarter
touchdowns. First, Keats Baldwin connected with Daniel Johnson on
a seven-yard score. Later, Baldwin scrambled in from 11 yards out for the
11-point halftime margin.
The second half, unfortunately, was a track meet with Foster running
both the opening and anchor legs. GSU’s diminutive quarterback sprinted
56 yards for a third quarter TD to cut the Wolves’ lead to 21-17. Zeke
2007 YEAR IN REVIEW
Rozier then burst 41 yards for a late, third quarter scored to give the Eagles
the lead for good.
In the final period GSC added three more touchdowns. Rozier and
Foster ran for one apiece, and Foster hooked up with Michael McIntosh
for an 81-yard throw-and-catch.
Though the game was a loss, UWG came out of its trip to Georgia
Southern with some positives. Despite having 30 fewer scholarships, the
Wolves play eyeball-to-eyeball with Southern for three quarters. To do it in
front of a large, hostile crowd in the first game of the Hatcher Era at Southern gave West Georgia hope for better things the remainder of the season.
Score by Quarters
West Georgia
Georgia Southern
1
7
10
2
14
0
3
0
14
4
0
21
Score
21
45
Scoring Summary:
Eagles – Jayson Foster, 54 yd run (Jesse Hartley kick); Wolves 0 Eagles 7;
13:59 1st
Wolves – James Kennebrew, 4 yd run (Jared Guberman kick); Wolves 7 Eagles
7; 9:04 1st
Eagles – Jesse Hartley 21 yd field goal; Wolves 7, Eagles 10, 5:12 1st
Wolves – Daniel Johnson, 7 yd pass from Keats Baldwin (Jared Guberman
kick); Wolves 14 Eagles 10; 13:50 2nd
Wolves – Keats Baldwin 11 yd run (Jared Guberman), Wolves 21 Eagles 10,
2:51 2nd
Eagles – Jayson Foster, 56 yd run (Jesse Hartley kick); Wolves 21 Eagles 17;
7:13 3rd
Eagles – Zeke Rozier 41 yd run (Jesse Hartley kick); Wolves 21 Eagles 24; 3:04
3rd
Eagles – Michael McIntosh 81 yd pass from Jayson Foster (Jesse Hartley kick);
Wolves 21 Eagles 31; 14:16 4th
Eagles – Zeke Rozier 1 yd run (Jesse Hartley kick); Wolves 21 Eagles 38; 9:41
4th
Eagles – Jayson Foster 74 yd run (Jesse Hartley kick); Wolves 21 Eagles 45;
6:21 4th
Attendance: 21,489
STATISTICS
First Downs
Rushes-Yards (Net)
Passing Yds (Net)
Passes Att-Comp-Int
Punt Returns-Yards
Punts (Number-Avg)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yards
Possession Time
WOLVES
19
42-114
224
38-21-2
80-338
2-24
6-113
0-0
9-37.6
0-0
4-15
0-0
8-19
1-1
34:11
EAGLES
16
43-477
124
13-6-0
56-601
4-50
3-36
2-0
5-47.8
3-2
7-56
3-18
4-11
0-0
25:49
STATISTICAL LEADERS
Rushing
Wolves: Kennebrew, 18-49 yds, 1 TD; Eagles: Foster 11-231 yds, 3 TD
Passing
Wolves: Baldwin, 21-35, 224 yds, 1 TD; Eagles: Foster 6-9, 124 1 TD
Players of the Game
Offense – Keats Baldwin
Defense – Gary Hodges
Special Teams – Micah Hurst
ARKANSAS TECH
WEST GEORGIA
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34
September 15, 2007 • Grisham Stadium • Carrollton, Georgia – A
week earlier the West Georgia Wolves suffered a second half explosion at
the hands of the Georgia Southern Eagles. In their 2007 GSC and home
opener, unfortunately, the Wolves faced an Arkansas Tech team that was
clicking for 60 full minutes.
The result was a 52-34 shootout with the Wonder Boys claiming the
victory. The defeat spoiled an excellent night for the UWG offense. However, they couldn’t keep up the passing onslaught of Tech’s Cole Barthel
and his six TD passes.
The Wolves kept pace for much of the game. Trailing but 31-24 late in
the third quarter, UWG had its golden opportunity. Wes Myers pounced
on a Tech fumble on the eight, setting up the Wolves with a first-and-goal.
A three-yard gain, a three-yard loss, and a third-down sack resulted in Jared
Guberman hitting a 27-yard field goal to cut the deficit to but four, 31-27.
Arkansas Tech was in total control the rest of the way. Barthel ran for a
39-yard score, and then threw TD passes five-and-six. A Ryan Poole scoring pass to Justin Poole gave the Wolves their final score in the game’s last
minute.
Score by Quarters
Arkansas Tech
West Georgia
1
12
3
2
13
14
3
13
10
4
14
7
Score
52
34
Scoring Summary:
Wonder Boys – Chris Gunter 14 yd pass from Cole Barthel (kick failed), 0-6,
13:04 1st
Wolves – Jared Guberman 32 yd FG, 3-6, 7:32 1st
Wonder Boys – Justin Ray 20 yd pass from Cole Barthel (run failed), 3-12,
4:01 1st
Wolves – Steve Billue 12 yd pass from Keats Baldwin (Jared Guberman kick),
10-12, 14:56 2nd
Wolves – James Kennebrew 1 yd run (Jared Guberman kick), 17-12, 9:13 2nd
Wonder Boys – R.J. Vanhook 2 yd run (pass failed), 17-18, 4:36 2nd
Wonder Boys – Tracey Stiger 10 yd pass from Cole Barthel (Travis Cockerham kick), 17-25, :20 2nd
Wolves – Joey Harris 10 yd pass from Keats Baldwin (Jared Guberman kick),
24-25, 11:30 3rd
Wonder Boys – Rolaundo Wright 19 yd pass from Cole Barthel (kick
blocked), 24-31, 10:01 3rd
Wolves – Jared Guberman 27 yd field goal, 27-31, 4:14 3rd
Wonder Boys – Cole Barthel 39 yd run (Travis Cockerham kick), 27-38, 2:34
3rd
Wonder Boys – Justin McCutcheon 7 yd pass from Cole Barthel (Travis
Cockerham kick), 27-45, 14:23 4th
Wonder Boys – Tracey Stiger 7 yd pass from Cole Barthel (Travis Cockerham
kick), 27-52, 7:54 4th
Wolves – Justin Poole 2 yd pass from Ryan Poole (Jared Guberman kick),
34-52, :19 4th
Attendance: 4,154
Receiving
Wolves: Higgins, 4-65 yds; Howard 5-47 yds; Eagles: Andrews 3-35 yds
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2007 YEAR IN REVIEW
STATISTICS
WONDER BOYS
First Downs
29
Rushes-Yards (Net)
29-131
Passing Yds (Net)
310
Passes Att-Comp-Int
42-29-0
71-441
Punt Returns-Yards
3-57
9-506
1-0
Punts (Number-Avg)
4-34.2
Fumbles-Lost
2-1
Penalties-Yards
9-65
3-25
7-12
1-1
Possession Time
23:07
WOLVES
26
38-88
293
53-33-1
91-381
4-14
7-347
0-0
4-39.8
3-0
10-115
0-0
8-20
4-6
36:53
STATISTICAL LEADERS
Rushing
Wolves: Kennebrew, 17-58 yds, 1 TD; Wonder Boys: Barthel, 2-48 yds, 1 TD
Passing
Wolves: Baldwin, 22-36, 219 yds, 1 TD; Wonder Boys: Bathel, 29-42,
310 yds, 6 TD
Receiving
Wolves: Poole, 6-32 yds, 1 TD; Wonder Boys: Stiger, 7-51 yds, 2 TD
Indians – Andre Moyd 76 yd kickoff return (Ryan Lukshis kick), 0-37, 14:48
3rd
Indians – Tharry Salley 6 yd run (kick blocked), 0-43, 9:48 3rd
Wolves – Keats Baldwin 2 yd run (Jared Guberman kick), 7-43, 1:44 3rd
Indians – Tharry Salley 1 yd run (Ryan Lukshis kick), 7-50, :42 3rd
Indians – Derek Young 1 yd run (Ryan Lukshis kick), 7-57, 13:20 4th
Indians – Derek Young 8 yd run (Ryan Lukshis kick, 7-64, 5:04 4th
Wolves – Team Safety, 9-64, 4th
Attendance: 3,642
STATISTICS
First Downs
Rushes-Yards (Net)
Passing Yds (Net)
Passes Att-Comp-Int
Punt Returns-Yards
Punts (Number-Avg)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yards
Possession Time
Special Teams – Wes Myers
Wolves: Harris 11-97; Indians: Haynes 20-150, 1 TD
Passing
WEST GEORGIA
NEWBERRY
Wolves: Poole 8-13, 102 yds; Indians: Gantt 9-12, 99 yds
9
64
Receiving
Wolves: Crowley 4-34 yds; Indians: Brown 5-55 yds
Players of the Game
September 22, 2007 • Setzler Field • Newberry, South Carolina
– Ouch! Sometimes the score of a football game doesn’t accurately reflect
what happened on the field. Unfortunately, this was not such a game. The
Newberry Indians handed the West Georgia Wolves the most one-sided
beating in UWG’s 27-year modern football history.
Newberry, the defending South Atlantic Conference champs, took
control of this game early and never let up. They dominated at the line
of scrimmage with a power running game that set the tone for the night.
Newberry’s first three scoring drives covered 80, 87 and 68 yards, almost
exclusively on the ground.
The Indians also excelled on special teams, dominating the kicking
game with a pair of long touchdown returns. Offensively, UWG moved
the ball well at times, but losing three fumbles and giving up a pair of pass
interceptions prevented the Wolves from joining Newberry in a shootout.
Score by Quarters
West Georgia
Newberry
1
0
7
2
0
23
3
7
20
4
2
14
Score
9
64
Scoring Summary:
Indians – Alex Haynes 2 yd run (Ryan Lukshis kick), 0-7, 8:41 1st
Indians – Charles Brandon 7 yd run (Ryan Lukshis kick), 0-14, 14:54 2nd
Indians – Hamilton Sims 3 yd run (Ryan Lukshis kick), 0-21, 11:23 2nd
Indians – Team Safety, 0-23, 1:14 2nd
Indians – Antonio Patton 73 yd free kick return (Ryan Lukshis kick), 0-30,
1:03 2nd
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INDIANS
20
48-287
99
12-9-0
60-386
0-0
3-183
2-34
3-37.0
0-0
4-52
3-17
4-8
0-1
29:02
STATISTICAL LEADERS
Rushing
Players of the Game
Offense – Matt Bailey
Defense – Wes Myers
WOLVES
18
35-107
180
38-17-2
73-287
1- -3
7-146
0-0
5-37.2
3-3
6-90
0-0
4-15
1-1
30:58
West Georgia Wolves
None Selected
HENDERSON STATE
WEST GEORGIA
37
34
September 29, 2007 • Grisham Stadium • Carrollton, Georgia
– Though the 2007 football season was one of tumult for the West Georgia
Wolves, this was a team that maintained its effort and showed its character
throughout the long campaign. This Homecoming game vs. Henderson
State was a perfect example.
UWG came into this one at 1-3 and licking its wounds following the
previous week’s debacle at Newberry. Henderson State, meanwhile, boasted
of one of the Gulf South Conference’s top programs, despite its tough loss
at the hands of powerhouse Delta State.
For three quarters the smell of upset was in the air. However, the final
15 minutes belonged to the Reddies. HSU scored 27 unanswered points in
the final period to spoil homecoming with a 37-17 decision.
The game’s first half was perhaps UWG’s top defensive performance of
the season. The Wolves held Henderson’s attack to but a field goal, five first
downs, and but 79 total yards. However, UWG still trailed thanks to, again,
poor special teams play. A 72-yard punt return by Greg Godfrey allowed
HSU to carry a 10-7 lead into halftime.
The third quarter belonged to the Wolves. Keats Baldwin gave West
Georgia the lead with a 49-yard scoring pass to Jimmy Howard on the first
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play of the period. Later in the quarter the Wolves drove to the Henderson
State seven, setting up a Jared Guberman field goal from 24 yards and a
17-10 lead with 2:37 left in the third.
From that point, Henderson State took total control. The Reddies tied
the game with a six-play, 68-yard scoring drive that ended with a TD on the
first play of the fourth quarter. UWG then drove to midfield and was held
on a curious fourth-and-one attempt, turning the ball over to the Reddies at
the 50.
From there, it took Henderson State only three plays to claim the lead.
Roch Charpentier passed 25 yards to Godfrey to claim a 24-17 lead.
Two more Reddies touchdowns later in the period accounted for the final
margin.
Score by Quarters
Henderson State
West Georgia
1
3
0
2
7
7
3
0
10
4
27
0
Score
37
17
Scoring Summary:
Reddies – Justin Putnam, 31 yd field goal, 0-3, 10:12 1st
Wolves – Keats Baldwin, 3 yd run (Jared Guberman kick), 7-3, 13:04 2nd
Reddies – Greg Godfrey, 72 yd punt return, 7-10, 4:00 2nd
kick), 14-10, 14:43 3rd
Wolves – Jared Guberman, 24 yd field goal, 17-10, 2:37 3rd
Reddies – Garrett Manning, 1 yd run (Justin Putnam kick), 17-17, 14:58 4th
Reddies – Greg Godfrey, 25 yard pass from Roch Charpentier (Justin Putnam
kick), 24-17, 10:59 4th
Reddies – Bernard Palmer, 10 yd run (Justin Putnam kick), 31-17, 5:40 4th
Reddies – Bernard Palmer, 5 yard run (kick failed), 27-17, 3:09 4th
Attendance – 3,602
STATISTICS
First Downs
Rushes-Yards (Net)
Passing Yds (Net)
Passes Att-Comp-Int
Punt Returns-Yards
Punts (Number-Avg)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yards
Possession Time
REDDIES
18
42-145
310
42-29-0
71-441
3-57
9-506
1-0
3-39.3
2-1
9-65
3-25
7-12
1-1
23:07
WOLVES
18
23-27
293
53-33-1
91-381
4-14
7-347
0-0
5-34.8
3-0
10-115
0-0
8-20
4-6
36:53
STATISTICAL LEADERS
Rushing
Wolves: Harris, 12-22 yds; Reddies: Palmer, 25-95 yds, 2 TD
Passing
Wolves: Baldwin, 17-36, 185 yds, 1 TD; Reddies: Manning 12-18, 124
yds
Receiving
Wolves: Howard, 5-83 yds, 1 TD; Reddies: Espinoza, 5-62 yds
Players of the Game
Offense – Jimmy Howard
Defense – Wes Myers, Ray Mitchell
Special Teams – None
Jimmy Howard
WEST GEORGIA
HARDING
31
49
October 4, 2007 • First Security Stadium • Searcy, Arkansas – This
game had all the ingredients necessary to concoct a recipe for disaster. First,
the West Georgia Wolves found themselves saddled with the invidious
task of making a mid-week bus ride to Arkansas. That’s never an easy task,
especially when you’re making the trip saddled with a four-game losing.
And, coming off an epic-but-losing effort the week before at Homecoming
with Henderson, it was fair to wonder just how much the Wolves had left
in them.
Add one more factor to the mix: the venue and the opponent. No West
Georgia team had ever won a game in First Security Stadium. On this night
the Harding Bisons’ offensive unit made certain that UWG’s all-time record
in First Security Stadium remained winless.
Harding exploded for 47 points over the first three quarters in a 49-31
win over the Wolves. The Bisons posted 548 yards offense, netted 31 first
downs, and quarterback David Knighton threw for five touchdowns.
West Georgia did its best to hang in the game offensively. Quarterback
Ryan Poole completed 31-of-49 for 369 yards, three touchdowns, and no
interception. All three of the TD passes went to Jimmy Howard, equaling
a school record last set by Ron Dixon in the 1996 win over Valdosta State.
However, the rushing game again struggled with only 66 net yards, and the
Wolves lost four fumbles.
The defeat dropped West Georgia to 1-5 on the season, 0-3 in Gulf
South Conference play.
Score by Quarters
West Georgia
Harding
1
14
24
2
6
9
3
3
14
4
8
2
Score
31
49
Scoring Summary:
Bisons – Ryan Ferrell, 43 yd field goal, 0-3, 11:19 1st
Bisons – Daniel Phipps, 14 yd pass from David Knighton (Ryan Ferrell kick),
0-10, 4:24 1st
Wolves – Jimmy Howard, 79 yd pass from Ryan Poole (Jared Guberman kick),
7-10, 4:07 1st
Wolves – Ryan Poole 2 yd run (Jared Guberman kick), 14-10, 2:06 1st
Bisons – Jordan Watson, 66 yd pass from David Knighton (Ryan Ferrell kick),
14-17, 1:42 1st
Bisons – Kurt Adams, 25 yd pass from David Knighton (Ryan Ferrell kick),
14-24, :01 1st
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Bisons – Ryan Ferrell 40 yd field goal, 14-27, 14:09 2nd
Wolves – Jimmy Howard, 23 yd pass from Ryan Poole (kick failed), 20-27,
7:29 2nd
Bisons – David Knighton, 1 yd run (kick failed), 20-33, 6:07 2nd
Wolves – Jared Guberman, 29 yd field goal, 23-33, 8:47 3rd
Bisons – Ardell Bridges, 19 yd pass from David Knighton (Ryan Ferrell kick),
23-40, 7:08 3rd
Bisons – Kurt Adams, 39 yard pass from David Knighton (Ryan Ferrell kick),
23-47, 1:22 3rd
Bisons – Team Safety, 23-49, 10:20 1st
Wolves – Jimmy Howard, 4 yd pass from Ryan Poole (Jimmy Howard pass
from Ryan Poole), 31-49, :43 4th
STATISTICS
First Downs
Rushes-Yards (Net)
Passing Yds (Net)
Passes Att-Comp-Int
Punt Returns-Yards
Punts (Number-Avg)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yards
Possession Time
WOLVES
22
25-66
373
50-32-0
75-439
0-0
9-97
0-0
6-43.0
5-4
2-20
2-12
5-14
0-1
27:33
BISONS
31
44-147
401
43-26-0
97-548
3-20
6-114
0-0
6-38.2
4-2
9-53
1-5
5-13
0-0
32:27
STATISTICAL LEADERS
Rushing
Wolves: Poole, 7-34 yds, 1 TD; Bisons: Webster 9-82 yds
Passing
Wolves: Poole 31-49, 369 yds, 3 TD; Bisons: Knighton 26-43, 401 yds, 5
TD
Players of the Game
WEST ALABAMA
WEST GEORGIA
Special Teams – None
28
30
October 13, 2007 • Grisham Stadium • Carrollton, Georgia – The
West Georgia Wolves had their shortcomings in 2007; 2-9 records don’t
happen by accident. However, this team also had its strengths. The most
tangible of those was quarterback Ryan Poole throwing to a bevy of good
receivers. The intangible was a good attitude. No matter the adversity and
no matter the numbers on the scoreboard, this team played hard.
This victory over West Alabama was ample evidence of all of the above.
First, Poole was brilliant. The senior from Hartwell netted GSC Player of
the Week honors for his performance vs. West Alabama, completing 32of-47 for 367 yards and four touchdowns to four difference receivers. The
Wolves needed every bit of it, too, in coming from an early, 13-point deficit
to claim their first win since the season opener vs. Clark Atlanta.
West Alabama jumped into seeming control early in this one. The Tigers had two long field goal drives on their fist two possessions, then missed
a short field goal following their third. That miss was to be a predictor of
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Score by Quarters
West Alabama
West Georgia
1
6
0
2
14
14
3
8
7
4
0
9
Score
28
30
Scoring Summary:
Receiving
Wolves: Howard, 6-125 yds, 3 TD; Bisons: Briggs, 5-78 yds, 1 TD
Offense – James Crowley
Defense – None
things to come later in the day for the visitors. UWA pushed its lead to 13-0
in the second quarter, driving 63 yards in nine plays for a TD on a James
Reiter-to-Dwiuan White pass. With the Wolves’ recent history, even their
most optimistic of fans feared yet another blowout was about to take place.
Those fears were erased on UWG’s next possession, a our-play, 70-yard
scoring drive. Poole hit Jimmy Howard on a 32-yard scoring strike for the
TD, and UWG was back into the game. One drive later, they were more
than that as Poole and Ron Dickson connected on a six-yard touchdown
strike and a 14-13 lead with 1:57 to play in the half.
Unfortunately, West Alabama didn’t stay down long. A 12-play, 63-yard
drive that took only 1:46 put the Tigers on top with a Tyrone Tomlin sixyard scoring run. That gave UWA a 20-14, halftime advantage.
After swapping third quarter touchdowns, the Tigers carried a 28-21
lead into the final period. UWG whittled into the margin midway in the period when James Crowley hauled in Poole’s 11-yard scoring pass. However,
there was yet another special teams breakdown when Jared Guberman saw
his PAT attempt blocked.
Special teams breakdowns, however, were not limited to West Georgia.
Nursing a one point lead, West Alabama drove 10 plays to the Wolves’ eight
yard line, from where Mitch Warfield missed a third consecutive field goal
attempt. UWG had life with the ball at the 20 and 3:59 to play.
Poole was brilliant. He completed six consecutive passes, a string that
sandwiched his scramble for a first down. The drive’s big play came on a
fourth-and-one from the UWA 46, a 36-yard throw-and-catch with Patrick
Higgins that moved the ball to the Tigers’ 10. Three running plays and a
couple of West Alabama timeouts left the ball on the four with 53 seconds
to play, and from there Guberman was automatic to give the Wolves a 3028 lead.
West Alabama moved the ball to the Wolves’ 43, but Steve Cenatus
sacked Reiter on the game’s final play to preserve West Georgia second, and
final win of the 2007 season.
Tigers – Mitch Warfield, 28 yd field goal, 0-3, 12:11 1st
Tigers – Mitch Warfield, 25 yd field goal, 0-6, 4:54 1st
Tigers – Dwiuan White, 23 yd pass from James Reiter (Mitch Warfield kick),
0-13, 9:12 2nd
7-13, 7:38 2nd
Wolves – Ron Dickson, 6 yd pass from Ryan Poole (Jared Guberman kick),
14-13, 1:57 2nd
Tigers – Tyrone Tomlin, 6 yd run (Mitch Warfield kick), 14-20, :06 2nd
Wolves – Patrick Higgins, 10 yd pass from Ryan Poole (Jared Guberman kick),
21-20, 7:58 3rd
Tigers – Cole Mason, 1 yd run (Anthony Connell pass from James Reiter),
28-21, 6:39 3rd
Wolves – James Crowley, 11 yd pass from Ryan Poole (kick blocked), 28-27,
8:22 4th
Wolves – Jared Guberman, 21 yd field goal, 30-28, :49 4th
STATISTICS
First Downs
Rushes-Yards (Net)
Passing Yds (Net)
Passes Att-Comp-Int
TIGERS
23
53-298
117
33-14-2
86-415
WOLVES
24
25-77
367
47-32-2
72-444
2007 YEAR IN REVIEW
Punt Returns-Yards
Punts (Number-Avg)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yards
Possession Time
3-32
6-136
2-13
3-29.7
2-0
11-98
2-7
6-18
1-2
31:35
1-1
5-73
2-22
6-33.0
2-1
15-122
1-3
5-13
1-1
28:25
Scoring Summary:
STATISTICAL LEADERS
Rushing
Wolves: Kennebrew, 5-32 yds; Tigers: Tomlin, 11-116 yds, 1 TD
Passing
Wolves: Poole, 32-47, 367 yds, 4 TD; Tigers: Reiter, 12-29, 103 yds, 1
TD
Receiving
Wolves: Crowley, 10-91 yds, 1 TD: Tigers: White, 4-47 yds, 1 TD
STATISTICS
Players of the Game
Offense – Offensive Line
Defense – Michael Reardon
Special Teams – Gary Hodges
Game Ball – Breon Ford, Ryan Poole
ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO
WEST GEORGIA
35
32 (OT)
October 20, 2007 • Grisham Stadium • Carrollton, Georgia – Pundits call it “fishing for points.” It’s the temptation to roll the dice on twopoint conversions when there is an odd score early in a football game. It’s a
risky practice and far more often-than-not it’s a practice that comes back to
bite a team in rump.
The West Georgia Wolves learned that lesson in painful fashion in their
home finale for the 2008 season. UWG found itself up 19-14 following a
third quarter TD run by James Kennebrew. The Wolves then eschewed
the almost certain PAT kick, opting instead for a two-point conversion attempt that, predictably, failed.
That point looked awfully big about one hour later. Jared Guberman
drilled a 44-yard field goal on the final play of regulation that should have
been the game winner. Instead, it tied the game at 29-29 and sent West
Georgia and Arkansas-Monticello into overtime for the second straight
season.
Unlike 2006 when West Georgia got its only win of the season with a
double OT win in Monticello; this one went to the Boll Weevils. UAM’s
Johnny Polite bolted over from three yards out to hand his team a 35-32,
overtime win.
Despite the loss, Ryan Poole again turned in a monster offensive game.
He completed 35-of-59 for 388 yards, two touchdowns, and zero interceptions. Both scoring strikes went to Jimmy Howard, who caught six passes
for 163 yards.
Defensively, however, wasn’t as pretty. The Boll Weevils pounded out an
obscene 34 first downs and 489 rushing yards. John L. Williams paced the
onslaught with 275 yards on 31 carries, including three touchdowns. Williams’ 275 yards rushing was the most ever surrendered by a West Georgia
defense, breaking a 15-year old school record set by Surkano Edwards of
Samford in the 1992 season opener.
Score by Quarters
Arkansas-Monticello
West Georgia
1
0
7
2
7
6
3
7
6
4
15
10
OT
6
3
7-0, 13:02 1st
Weevils – John L. Williams, 40 yd run (Nick Green kick), 7-7, 12:00 2nd
Wolves – Jared Guberman, 33 yd field goal, 10-7, 1:27 2nd
Wolves – Jared Guberman, 40 yd field goal, 13-7, :00 2nd
Weevils – John L. Williams, 15 yd run (Nick Green kick), 13-14, 8:27 3rd
Wolves – James Kennebrew, 3 yd run (pass failed), 19-14, 2:26 3rd
Weevils – J.L. Williams, 5 yd run (Jywin Caesar pass from Scott Buisson),
19-22, 12:56 4th
26-22, 10:20 4th
Weevils – Clarence Denmark, 49 yd pass from Scott Buisson (Nick Green
kick), 26-29, 7:18 4th
Wolves – Jared Guberman, 44 yd field goal, 29-29, :00 4th
Wolves – Jared Guberman, 18 yd field goal, 32-29, First Overtime
Weevils – Johnny Polite, 3 yd run, 32-35, First Overtime
Score
35
32
BOLL WEEVILS
First Downs
34
Rushes-Yards (Net)
67-489
Passing Yds (Net)
141
Passes Att-Comp-Int
33-14-2
86-415
Punt Returns-Yards
0-0
3-36
0-0
Punts (Number-Avg)
2-34.5
Fumbles-Lost
2-2
Penalties-Yards
10-129
3-17
6-14
2-6
Possession Time
32:28
WOLVES
27
27-35
388
47-32-2
72-444
0-0
4-59
0-0
6-33.8
3-0
9-67
1-6
11-20
0-1
27:32
STATISTICAL LEADERS
Rushing
Wolves: Kennebrew, 14-50 yds, 1 TD; Weevils: Williams: 31-275 yds, 3 TD
Passing
Wolves: Poole, 35-59, 388 yds, 2 TD; Weevils: Buisson, 11-25, 141 yds, 1 TD
Receiving
Wolves: Howard, 6-163 yds, 2 TD; Weevils: Ceasar, 4-49 yds
Players of the Game
Offense – Jimmy Howard, Ryan Poole
Defense – Ray Mitchell
Special Teams – Jared Guberman
Ryan Poole (holding) and Jared Guberman (kicking)
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WEST GEORGIA
DELTA STATE
9
41
October 27, 2007 • Parker Field • Cleveland, Mississippi – It was
hard to not have a few trepidations before the Wolves traveled to Mississippi
for a date with the 10th ranked Delta State Statesmen. The Wolves were
coming off a devastating overtime setback to Arkansas-Monticello, while
DSU was locked in a fierce, three-way battle for the Gulf South Conference
title, and to battle for a berth in the NCAA Playoffs.
Despite all the above, this one was a game for a half. West Georgia
turned in perhaps its most impressive defensive effort of the season during
the game’s first 30 minutes. They held the very explosive Statesmen to but
43 yards rushing and seven first downs over the game’s first 30 minutes.
Still, the Wolves trailed at intermission, 14-9.
Jeremy Ricks was the big reason for the Statesmen’s halftime lead.
First, he capitalized on yet another special teams breakdown to return the
opening kickoff 92 yards for a TD. Then, late in the second quarter, he
combined with Garrett Dewitt on a 66-yard throw-and-catch to give Delta
State their halftime lead.
The Wolves’ points came early. After missing a field goal on their first
possession, UWG cashed in on their next. A Ty Morrell pass interception
set up the attack from the Statesmen 30, and three plays later Ryan Poole
connected with Daniel Johnson on a 23-yard touchdown pass. Later in
the period Wes Myers forced a DSU fumble, setting up a Jared Guberman field goal from 28 yards out to give the Wolves a 9-7 lead.
After intermission, it was all Delta State. Robert Watts picked off a
Poole aerial on the half ’s second play, setting up a Dedrick Wilson touchdown run to give the Statesmen a 21-9 lead. Wilson and Ricks later ran for
scores, while Dewitt passed to Eric Marshall for a fourth quarter TD to
account for the day’s final margin.
Score by Quarters
West Georgia
Delta State
1
9
7
2
0
7
3
0
13
4
0
14
Score
9
41
Scoring Summary:
Statesmen – Jeremy Ricks, 92 yd kickoff return (Trey Adams kick), 0-7, 14:46
1st
Wolves – Daniel Johnson, 23 yd pass from Ryan Poole (kick blocked), 6-7,
10:11 1st
Wolves – Jared Guberman 28 yd field goal, 9-7, :55 1st
Statesmen – Jeremy Ricks, 66 yd pass from Garrett Dewitt (Trey Adams kick),
14-9, 1:09 2nd
Statesmen – Dedrick Wilson, 33 yd run (Trey Adams kick), 9-21, 14:30 3rd
Statesmen – Dedrick Wilson, 14 yd run (kick blocked), 9-27, 3:12 3rd
Statesmen – Jeremy Ricks, 6 yd run (Trey Adams kick), 9-34, 11:26 4th
Statesmen – Eric Marshall, 50 yd pass from Garrett Dewitt (Trey Adams kick),
9-41, 7:04 4th
STATISTICS
First Downs
Rushes-Yards (Net)
Passing Yds (Net)
Passes Att-Comp-Int
Punt Returns-Yards
Punts (Number-Avg)
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WOLVES
11
21- -29
215
59-18-3
80-186
0-0
7-135
3-15
12-39.2
STATESMEN
26
357
285
31-16-3
83-642
6-115
3-114
3-0
6-35.7
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yards
Possession Time
0-0
7-60
1-6
6-22
0-1
28:31
4-4
11-235
6-25
8-17
1-1
31:29
STATISTICAL LEADERS
Rushing
Wolves: Harris, 1-4 yds; Statesmen: Wilson, 16-145 yds, 2 TD
Passing
Wolves: Poole 18-57, 215 yds, 1 TD; Statesmen: DeWitt, 6-13, 175 yds,
2 TD
Receiving
Wolves: Johnson, 5-77 yds, 1 TD; Statesmen: Schroeder, 5-74 yds
Players of the Game
Offense – Daniel Johnson
Defense – Ty Morrell
Special Teams – Kelvin Ferrell
WEST GEORGIA
NORTH ALABAMA
17
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November 3, 2007 • Braly Municipal Stadium • Florence, Alabama
– No team in America faced a tougher three-game stretch to close a season
than did the West Georgia Wolves. Three in a row on the road is tough
enough, but UWG was forced to close against three of the nation’s elite
power teams: Delta State, North Alabama and Valdosta State.
The sandwich game of this unenviable triumvirate was this trip to
Florence’s Braly Municipal Stadium for a date with the Lions. Just one week
after playing admirably against the Statesmen, UWG had little left to throw
at UNA. It showed on the scoreboard.
This one got off to a bit of a comical start as the first three snaps from
scrimmage results in three turnovers. The comedy of errors began when the
Lions’ Eric Denson picked off a Ryan Poole pass. UWG’s Marcus Wise
returned the favor by picking off A.J. Milwee in the end zone on UNA’s
first snap. Unfortunately, James Kennebrew fumbled on the very next
play, with Michael Johnson recovering on the 22.
After a false start penalty, UNA decided the turnover parade was over
as they launched a five-play scoring drive that ended with the first-of-three
David McCants touchdown runs and a 7-0 lead.
The McCants TD began a scoring parade that never stopped. UNA
scored 10 in the first period, 13 in the second, 14 in the third quarter, and
28 in the final period. It all ended with a final total of 65, the most ever
surrendered by a West Georgia team in the program’s modern history.
Score by Quarters
West Georgia
North Alabama
1
0
10
2
10
13
3
7
14
4
0
28
Score
17
65
Scoring Summary:
Lions – David McCants, 12 yd run (Scott Shurden kick), 0-7, 12:39 1st
Lions – Scott Shurden, 28 yd field goal, 0-10, 2:41 1st
Lions – David McCants, 15 yd run (Scott Shurden kick), 0-17, 10:25 2nd
Wolves – James Crowley, 4 yd pass from Ryan Poole (Jared Guberman kick),
7-17, 5:32 2nd
Lions – Ed Gant, 9 yd pass from A.J. Milwee (kick failed), 7-23, 2:23 1st
Wolves – Jared Guberman, 41 yd field goal, 10-23, :21 2nd
Lions – Jason Messing, 12 yd pass from A.J. Milwee (Kenny Spencer kick),
10-30, 9:41 3rd
2007 YEAR IN REVIEW
Lions – David McCants, 5 yd run (Kenny Spencer kick), 10-37, 5:19 3rd
Wolves – George Summerset 6 yd run (Jared Guberman kick), 17-37, :58 3rd
Lions – Rocky Coleman, 5 yd pass from Dusty Goodwin (Yuta Fukuda kick),
17-44, 14:56 4th
Lions – Jason Messing, 78 yd pass from Dusty Goodwin (Will Batson kick),
17-51, 11:23 4th
Lions – Dusty Goodwin, 24 yd run (Yuta Fukuda kick), 17-58, 5:19 4th
Lions – Darius Jackson, 51 yd fumble return (Yuta Fukuda kick), 17-65, 2:34
4th
STATISTICS
First Downs
Rushes-Yards (Net)
Passing Yds (Net)
Passes Att-Comp-Int
Punt Returns-Yards
Punts (Number-Avg) 8-37.9
Fumbles-Lost
3-2
Penalties-Yards
6-76
Fourth Down Conversion0-1
Possession Time
34:42
WOLVES
16
36-54
189
38-21-1
74-243
1-9
9-119
1-0
1-0
3-21.3
1-1
7-71
0-0
5-21
6-16
4-11
3-3
25:18
LIONS
27
34-227
315
36-27-1
70-542
4-29
4-69
hit Patrick Higgins on a 30-yard TD strike to even the score at 7-7.
After VSU reclaimed the lead, the Wolves were off another long drive.
This one took 14 plays and ended on the Valdosta State two-yard line. From
there, Jared Guberman booted a 19-yard field goal against his former
team, cutting UWG’s halftime deficit to but 14-10.
Unfortunately, it took the Blazers almost no time to flex their muscles
in the second half. Ronnye Nelson bolted 55 yards for a score and a 21-10
Valdosta State lead on the first possession of the period.
Next came something as predictable as the autumn leaves: a special
teams breakdown by West Georgia resulting in points for Valdosta State.
Eric Williams blocked a Wolves punt, which Maurice Leggett recovered
in the end zone for the score that effectively ended any doubt remaining as
to the eventual outcome. A Willie Copeland-to-Cedric Jones TD pass in
the final period provided the final margin.
With the defeat, West Georgia ended its season at 2-9.
Score by Quarters
West Georgia
Valdosta State
1
2
0
10
7
7
Scoring Summary:
3
0
14
4
0
7
Score
10
35
Passing
Blazers – Jeffrey Felton, 5 yd pass from Willie Copeland (Zac Williams kick),
0-7, 9:35 1st
Wolves – Patrick Higgins, 30 yd pass from Ryan Poole (Jared Guberman kick),
7-7, 9:26 2nd
Blazers – Willie Copeland, 6 yd run (Zac Williams kick), 7-14, 6:22 2nd
Wolves – Jared Guberman 19 yd field goal, 10-14, :38 2nd
Blazers – Ronnye Nelson, 55 yd run (Zac Williams kick), 10-21, 12:14 3rd
Blazers – Maurice Leggett, 0 yd blocked punt return, 10-28, 11:16 3rd
Blazers – Cedric Jones, 66 yd pass from Tucker Pruitt (Zac Williams kick),
10-35, 10:40 4th
Wolves: Poole 19-33, 170 yds, 1 TD; Lions: Milwee, 24-31, 223 yds, 2 TD
STATISTICS
STATISTICAL LEADERS
Rushing
Wolves: Kennebrew, 12-17 yds; Lions: McCants: 11-68 yds, 3 TD
Receiving
Wolves: Johnson, 5-54 yds; Lions: Messing, 7-132 yds, 2 TD
Players of the Game
None Selected
WEST GEORGIA
VALDOSTA STATE
10
35
November 8, 2007 • Bazemore-Hyder Stadium • Valdosta, Georgia
– A gauntlet more challenging than anything Clint Eastwood ever faced
on a move screen came to a close on this cold night in Valdosta. Beyond
the brutal stretch of close with three straight road games against a trio of
national powers, with the toughest one last, the entire 2007 season had
evolved into a death march for the West Georgia Wolves.
UWG was a woefully undermanned football team against most opponents this season. Yet, this was a team with good character, and it showed
week after week. Despite the losses, and despite the inevitable, this team
battled hard and tried to give itself a chance to compete.
The season finale vs. archrival Valdosta State was no different. Though
the Blazers took an early, 7-0 lead, West Georgia hung in this thing for a lot
longer than many would expect against the eventual national champs.
West Georgia’s first challenge came late in the first and early in the
second quarter. A 15-play, 80-yard drive ended at the VSU 13 with a missed
field goal. However, Wes Myers both forced and recovered a Valdosta State
fumble to set UWG up on the opponent’s 45. Seven plays later Ryan Poole
First Downs
Rushes-yards (Net)
Passing Yds (Net)
Passes Att-comp-int
Total Offense Plays-yards
Punt Returns-Yards
Punts (Number-Avg)
Fumbles-Lost
Penalties-Yards
Fourth Down Conversions
Possession Time
WOLVES
18
30-45
303
54-29-2
84-348
0-0
5-57
0-0
7-29.0
0-0
7-74
1-5
8-21
2-3
33:04
BLAZERS
17
31-208
209
32-19-0
63-417
3-15
3-57
2-54
6-30.3
3-1
6-48
5-39
4-12
1-1
26:56
STATISTICAL LEADERS
Rushing
Wolves: Summerset 11-51 yds; Blazers: Nelson, 8-94 yds, 1 TD
Passing
Wolves: Poole 29-53, 303 yds, 1 TD; Blazers: Copeland, 11-17, 99 yds, 1
TD
Receiving
Wolves: Higgins, 6-115 yds, 1 TD; Blazers: Jones, 6-127 yds, 1 TD
Players of the Game
None Selected
West Georgia Wolves
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2007 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Opponent
Clark Atlanta
Offense
Jimmy Howard
Georgia Southern
Arkansas Tech
Newberry
Henderson State
Gary Hodges
Matt Bailey
None Selected
Jimmy Howard
Harding
West Alabama
James Crowley
Offensive Line
Defense
Steve Cenatus,
Jeremy Terry
Keats Baldwin
Wes Myers
Special Teams
Alonzo Wilson
Game Ball*
Jared Guberman
Micah Hurst
Wes Myers
Wes Myers,
Ray Mitchell
Michael Reardon
Gary Hodges
Breon Ford,
Ryan Poole
Arkansas-Monticello
Jimmy Howard,
Ray Mitchell
Jared Guberman
Ryan Poole
Delta State
Daniel Johnson
Ty Morrell
Kelvin Ferrell
North Alabama
None Selected
Valdosta State
None Selected
* - Game Balls are symbolic awards presented by the coaching staff following each winning game.
COMPARISON STATS
First
---RUSHING-----PASSING--Opponent
Score
Downs
Number-Yards
Atts-Comp-Int
Clark Atlanta
23-11
15-24
33-63 /39-112
17-34-0 / 22-38-0
Georgia Southern
21-45
19/16
42-114 / 43-477
21-38-2 / 6-13-0
ARKANSAS TECH
34-52
26/29
38-88 / 29-131
33-53-1 / 29-42-0
Newberry
9-64
18/20
35-107 / 48-287
17-38-2 / 9-12-0
HENDERSON STATE
17-37
18/18
23-27 / 42-145
19-41-4 / 17-25-0
Harding
31-49
22/31
25-66 / 44-147
32-50-0 / 26-43-0
WEST ALABAMA
30-28
24/23
25-77 / 53-298
32-47-2 / 14-33-2
ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO 32-35
27/34
27-35 / 67-489
35-59-0 / 11-25-0
Delta State
9-41
11/26
21-29 / 52-357
18-59-3 / 16-31-3
North Alabama
17-65
16/27
36-54 / 34-227
21-38-1 / 27-36-1
Valdosta State
10-35
18/17
30-45 / 31-208
29-54-2 / 19-32-0
Totals
233-462 214/265 335-647 / 482-2878 274-511-17 / 196-330-6
Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category
3rd Down
4th Down
Time of
TOP
Avg
Opponent
Conversions Conversions Possession Margin
Yds/Rush
Clark Atlanta
2-16/5-15
2-2/0-1 28:55/30:55
-2:00
1.9/2.9
Georgia Southern
8-19/4-11
1-1/0-0 34:11/25:49
8:22
2.7/11.1
ARKANSAS TECH
8-20/7-12
4-6/1-1 36:53/23:07
13:46
2.3/4.5
Newberry
4-15/4-8
1-1/0-1 30:58/29:02
1:56
3.1/6.0
HENDERSON STATE
2-12/7-14
1-2/0-3 26:53/33:07
-6:14
1.2/3.5
Harding
5-14/5-13
0-1/0-0 27:33/32:27
-4:54
2.6/3.3
WEST ALABAMA
5-13/6-18
1-1/1-2 28:25/31:35
-3:10
3.1/5.6
ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO 11-20/6-14
0-1/2-6 27:32/32:28
-4:56
1.3/7.3
Delta State
6-22/8-17
0-1/1-1 28:31/31:29
-2:58
-1.4/6.9
North Alabama
6-16/4-11
0-1/3-3 34:42/25:18
9:24
1.5/6.7
Valdosta State
8-21/4-12
2-3/1-1 33:04/26:56
6:08
1.5/6.7
Totals
65-188/60-145
12-20/9-19 337:37/322:13
15:24
1.9/6.0
Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category
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West Georgia Wolves
TOTAL OFFENSE
Yards
Plays
239/222
67-302
224/124
80-338
293/310
91-381
180/99
73-287
207/155
64-234
373/401
75-439
367/117
72-444
388/141
86-423
215/285
80-186
189/315
74-243
303/209
84-348
2978/2378
846-3625
Avg
Yds/Pass
7.0/5.8
5.9/9.5
5.5/7.4
4.7/8.2
5.0/6.2
7.5/9.3
7.8/3.5
6.6/5.6
3.6/9.2
5.0/8.8
5.6/6.5
5.8/7.2
Avg
Yds/Play
4.5/4.3
4.2/10.7
4.2/6.2
3.9/6.4
3.7/4.5
5.9/6.3
6.2/4.8
4.9/6.8
2.3.7.7
3.3/7.7
4.1.6.6
4.3/6.5
Return
Yards
77-334
56-601
71-441
60-386
67-300
87-548
86-415
92-630
83-642
70-542
63-417
812-5256
Punting
Number-Avg
7-46.3 /5-56.8
9-37.6 / 5-47.8
4-39.8 / 4-34.2
5-37.2 /3-37.0
5-34.8 /3-39.3
6-43.0 /6-38.2
6-33.0 /3-29.7
6-33.8 /2-34.5
12-39.2 /6-35.7
8-37.9 /3-21.3
7-29.0 /6-30.3
75-37.6 /46-37.7
Penalty
Yards
50/90
137/86
192/155
143/217
95/235
97/134
96/181
93/36
150/229
128/141
86/126
1267/1630
TurnOvers
0/4
2/2
1/1
5/0
4/1
4/2
3/2
0/2
3/7
3/2
2/1
27/24
12-108 /7-88
4-15 / 7-56
10-115 / 9-65
6-90 / 4-52
10-78 /16-159
2-20 / 9-53
15-122 /11-98
9-67 /10-129
7-60 /11-235
6-76 /7-71
7-74 /6-48
88-825 /97-1054
GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS
---RUSHING--Date Opponent
No. Yds TD LG
Sept. 1 at Clark Atlanta
33 63 0 32
Sept. 15 at Georgia Southern 42 114 2 11
Sept. 15 ARKANSAS TECH
38 88 1 17
Sept. 22 at Newberry
35 107 1 33
Sept. 29 HENDERSON STATE 23 27 1 14
Oct. 4 at Harding
25 66 1 12
Oct. 13 WEST ALABAMA
25 77 0 19
Oct. 20 ARK-MONTICELLO
27 35 1 12
Oct. 27 at Delta State
21 -29 0 6
Nov. 3 at North Alabama
36 54 1 14
Nov. 8 at Valdosta State
30 45 0 19
---RECEIVING--No. Yds TD LG
17 239 2 66
21 224 1 45
33 293 3 30
17 180 0 32
19 207 1 49
32 373 3 79
32 367 4 36
35 388 2 53
18 215 1 30
21 189 1 22
29 303 1 38
---PASSING--Att-Cmp-Int Yds TD
17-34-0
239 2
21-38-2
224 1
33-53-1
293 3
17-38-2
180 0
19-41-4
207 1
32-50-0
373 3
32-47-2
367 4
35-59-0
388 2
18-59-3
215 1
21-38-1
189 1
29-54-2
303 1
LG
66
45
30
32
49
79
36
53
30
22
38
Wolves
Opponents
274 2978 19
196 2378 23 81
274-511-17 2978 19
196-330-6 2378 23
79
81
335 647 8 33
482 2878 34 74
Games Played: 11
Avg Per Rush: 1.9
Avg Per Catch: 10.9
Date
Sept. 1
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 4
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 8
Wolves
Opponents
Date
Sept. 1
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 4
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 8
Wolves
Opponents
|---TACKLES---|
A Total For Loss
10
63
7.0-28
18
57
5.0-8
20
59
2.0-4
48
74
2.0-4
26
72
8.0-35
40
87
7.0-24
14
73
4.0-24
32
88
4.0-15
56
93
2.0-8
30
73
3.0-5
32
64
2-0-7
477
426
326
367
803 46.0-162
793 99.0-415
Opponent
at Clark Atlanta
at Georgia Southern
ARKANSAS TECH
at Newberry
HENDERSON STATE
at Harding
WEST ALABAMA
ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO
at Delta State
at North Alabama
at Valdosta State
No
7
9
4
5
5
6
6
6
12
8
7
Yds
324
338
159
186
174
258
198
203
471
303
203
75
46
2817
1736
|-SACKS-|
No-Yds
4.0-23
0.0-0
0.0-0
0.0-0
3.0-26
2.0-12
1.0-3
1.0-6
1.0-6
0.0-0
1.0-5
13.0-81
39.0-223
|-FUMBLE-|
Pass
Rcv FR-Yds Int-Yds
1
4-0
0-0
1
2-0
0-0
0
1-0
0-0
0
0-0
0-0
1
1-0
0-0
2
2-0
0-0
0
0-0
2-22
1
2-34
0-0
2
4-0
3-15
0
1-0
0
2
1-29
0-0
10 18-63
10 10-60
|----PUNTING----|
Avg
Long
Blkd
46.3
74
0
37.6
50
1
39.8
42
0
37.2
51
0
34.8
41
0
43.0
49
0
33.0
41
0
33.8
37
0
39.2
47
0
37.9
49
0
29.0
42
1
37.6
37.7
74
66
70 1107
46 1019
0
3
---PUNT RET--No. Yds TD LG
1
8 0 8
2 24 0 14
4 14 0 7
1 -3 0 0
1
7 0 7
0
0 0 0
1
1 0 1
0
0 0 0
0
0 0 0
1
9 0 9
0
0 0 0
LG
17
25
38
40
25
23
26
21
41
25
27
41
92
11 60
31 397
0 14
2 72
All
Purp
352
475
573
430
329
536
540
482
336
371
405
4829
6826
All Purpose Avg/Game: 439.0
Total Offense Avg/Game: 329.5
Pass Efficiency: 108.19
Kick Ret Avg: 15.8
Punt Ret Avg: 5.5
Opponent
UA
at Clark Atlanta
53
at Georgia Southern
39
ARKANSAS TECH
39
at Ne wberry
26
HENDERSON STATE
46
at Harding
47
WEST ALABAMA
59
ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO 56
at Delta State
37
at North Alabama
43
at Valdosta State
32
---KICK RET--No. Yds TD
3 42 0
6 113 0
9 178 0
7 146 0
6 88 0
9 97 0
5 73 0
4 59 0
7 135 0
9 119 0
5 57 0
2
2
6-37
17-154
QBH
0
0
0
3
1
0
0
2
0
1
0
6
32
Blkd
|-Kicks—XPTS-|
Brk Kick Att-Made Run Rcv Saf Pts
4
0
2-20
0
0 0 23
1
0
3-3
0
0 0 21
5
2
4-4
0
0 0 34
0
1
1-1
0
0 1
9
0
0
2-2
0
0 0 17
7
0
3-2
0
1 0 31
4
0
4-3
0
0 0 30
3
0
2-2
0
0 0 32
4
1
1-0
0
0 0
9
1
0
2-2
0
0 0 17
2
0
1-1
0
0 0 10
31
80
5
4
TB
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
FC
1
2
0
0
1
0
1
3
2
1
2
50+
2
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
3
13
7
5
8
25-22
57-50
0
0
1
2
1 233
3 462
|--FIELD GOALS--|
I20 Att-Made Long
2
3-3
34
3
0-0
0
0
2-2
32
2
0-0
0
1
1-1
24
4
1-1
29
1
1-1
21
2
4-4
44
4
2-1
28
3
1-1
41
1
2-1
19
23
22
17-15
11-8
Blkd
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
44
43
0
0
West Georgia Wolves
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INDIVIDUAL/TEAM SUPERLATIVES
2007 UWG Individual Game Highs
Rushes......................... 18 ....James Kennebrew at Georgia Southern (9/8/07)
Yards Rushing ............. 97 ....Joey Harris at Newberry (9/22/07)
TD Rushes ..................... 1 ....James Kennebrew at Georgia Southern (9/8/07)
Keats Baldwin at Georgia Southern (9/8/07)
James Kennebrew vs. Arkansas Tech (9/15/07)
Keats Baldwin at Newberry (9/22/07)
Keats Baldwin vs Henderson State (9/29/07)
Ryan Poole at Harding (10/4/07)
James Kennebrew vs Ark-Monticello (10/20/07)
G. Summerset at North Alabama (11/3/07)
Long Rush ................... 33 ....Joey Harris at Newberry (9/22/07)
Pass attempts ............... 59 ....Ryan Poole vs Arkansas-Monticello (10/20/07)
Pass completions ......... 35 ....Ryan Poole vs Arkansas-Monticello (10/20/07)
Yards Passing ............ 388 ....Ryan Poole vs Arkansas-Monticello (10/20/07)
TD Passes ...................... 4 ....Ryan Poole vs West Alabama (10/13/07)
Long Pass .................... 79 ....Ryan Poole vs Harding (10/4/07)
Receptions................... 10 ....James Crowley vs West Alabama (10/13/07)
Yards Receiving ......... 163 ....Jimmy Howard vs Ark-Monticello (10/20/07)
TD Receptions ............... 3 ....Jimmy Howard at Harding (10/4/07)
Long Reception............ 79 ....Jimmy Howard at Harding (10/4/07)
Field Goals..................... 4 ....Jared Guberman vs Ark-Monticello (10/20/07)
Long Field Goal............ 44 ....Jared Gumerman vs. Ark-Monticello (10/20/07)
Punts ........................... 12 ....Jared Guberman at Delta State (10/27/07)
Punting Avg ............... 46.3 ....Jared Guberman at Clark Atlanta (9/1/07)
Long Punt .................... 74 ....Jared Guberman at Clark Atlanta (9/1/07)
Long Punt Return......... 14 ....Daniel Johnson at Georgia Southern (9/8/07)
Long Kickoff Return ..... 41 ....Daniel Johnson at Delta State (10/27/07)
Tackles ........................ 19 ....Ray Mitchell vs Arkansas-Monticello (10/20/07)
Sacks .......................... 2.0 ....Micheal Reardon vs Henderson State (9/29/07)
Tackles For Loss ......... 2.0 ....Micheal Reardon at Clark Atlanta (9/1/07)
Leroy Benjamin at Georgia Southern (9/8/07)
Wes Myers vs Henderson State (9/29/07)
Micheal Reardon vs Henderson State (9/29/07)
Interceptions ................. 1 ....Ray Mitchell vs West Alabama (10/13/07)
Breon Ford vs West Alabama (10/13/07)
Ty Morrell at Delta State (10/27/07)
Wymon Kelley at Delta State (10/27/07)
Breon Ford at Delta State (10/27/07)
Marcus Wise at North Alabama (11/3/07)
2007 UWG Team Game Highs
Rushes......................... 42 .............at Georgia Southern (9/8/07)
Yards Rushing ........... 114 .............at Georgia Southern (9/8/07)
Yards Per Rush ........... 3.1 .............vs West Alabama (10/13/07)
TD Rushes ..................... 2 .............at Georgia Southern (9/8/07)
Pass attempts ............... 59 .............vs Arkansas-Monticello (10/20/07)
at Delta State (10/27/07)
Pass completions ......... 35 .............vs Arkansas-Monticello (10/20/07)
Yards Passing ............ 388 .............vs Arkansas-Monticello (10/20/07)
Yards Per Pass ............ 7.8 .............vs West Alabama (10/13/07)
TD Passes ...................... 4 .............vs West Alabama (10/13/07)
Total Plays ................... 91 .............vs Arkansas Tech (9/15/07)
Total Offense.............. 444 .............vs West Alabama (10/13/07)
Yards Per Play ............ 6.2 .............vs West Alabama (10/13/07)
Points .......................... 34 .............vs Arkansas Tech (9/15/07)
Sacks By ........................ 4 .............at Clark Atlanta (9/1/07)
First Downs ................. 27 .............vs Arkansas-Monticello (10/20/07)
Penalties ...................... 15 .............vs West Alabama (10/13/07)
Penalty Yards ............. 122 .............vs West Alabama (10/13/07)
Turnovers ...................... 5 .............at Newberry (9/22/07)
Interceptions By ............ 3 .............at Delta State (10/27/07)
68
West Georgia Wolves
2007 Opponent Individual Game Highs
Rushes......................... 31 ....John L. Williams vs. Ark-Monticello (10/20/07)
Yards Rushing ........... 275 ....John L. Williams vs. Ark-Monticello (10/20/07)
TD Rushes ..................... 2 ....Jayson Foster at Georgia Southern (9/8/07)
John L. Williams vs. Ark-Monticello (10/20/07)
David McCants at North Alabama (11/3/07)
Long Rush ................... 74 ....Jayson Foster at Georgia Southern (9/8/07)
Pass Attempts............... 43 ....David Knighton at Harding (10/4/07)
Pass Completions......... 29 ....Cole Barthel vs. Arkansas Tech (9/15/07)
Long Pass .................... 81 ....Jayson Foster at Georgia Southern (9/8/07)
Receptions..................... 7 ....Marael Wooten at Clark Atlanta (9/1/07)
7 Tracey Stiger vs. Arkansas Tech (9/15/07)
7 Jason Messing at North Alabama (11/3/07)
Yards Receiving ......... 132 ....Jason Messing at North Alabama (11/3/07)
TD Receptions ............... 2 ....Tracey Stiger vs. Arkansas Tech (9/15/07)
2 Kurt Adams at Harding (10/4/07)
2 Jason Messing at North Alabama (11/3/07)
Long Reception............ 81 ....Michael McIntosh at Georgia Southern (9/8/07)
Field Goals..................... 2 ....Ryan Ferrell at Harding (10/4/07)
2 Mitch Warfield vs. West Alabama (10/13/07)
Long Field Goal............ 43 ....Ryan Ferrell at Harding (10/4/07)
Punts ............................. 6 ....Spencer Strickland at Delta State (10/27/07)
Punting Average ....... 56.8 ....Brandon Larkin at Clark Atlanta (9/1/07)
Long Punt .................... 66 ....Brandon Larkin at Clark Atlanta (9/1/07)
Long Punt Return......... 72 ....Greg Godfrey vs. Henderson State (9/29/07)
Long Kickoff Return ..... 92 ....Jeremy Ricks at Delta State (10/27/07)
Tackles ........................ 16 ....Curtis Johnson at Clark Atlanta (9/1/07)
Sacks .......................... 3.5 ....Curtis Johnson at Clark Atlanta (9/1/07)
Tackles For Loss ......... 6.5 ....Curtis Johnson at Clark Atlanta (9/1/07)
Interceptions ................. 2 ....Tariq Ali vs. West Alabama (10/13/07)
2007 Opponent Team Game Highs
Rushes......................... 67 .............vs. Arkansas-Monticello (10/20/07)
Yards Rushing ........... 489 .............vs. Arkansas-Monticello (10/20/07)
Yards Per Rush ......... 11.1 .............at Georgia Southern (9/8/07)
TD Rushes ..................... 7 .............at Newberry (9/22/07)
Pass Attempts............... 43 .............at Harding (10/4/07)
Pass Completions......... 29 .............vs. Arkansas Tech (9/15/07)
Yards Passing ............ 401 .............at Harding (10/4/07)
Yards Per Pass ............ 9.5 .............at Georgia Southern (9/8/07)
TD Passes ...................... 6 .............vs. Arkansas Tech (9/15/07)
Total Plays ................... 92 .............vs. Arkansas-Monticello (10/20/07)
Total Offense.............. 642 .............at Delta State (10/27/07)
Yards Per Play .......... 10.7 .............at Georgia Southern (9.8.07)
Points .......................... 65 .............at North Alabama (11/3/07)
Sacks By ........................ 6 .............at Delta State (10/27/07)
First Downs ................. 34 .............vs. Arkansas Monticello (10/20/07)
Penalties ...................... 16 .............vs. Henderson State (9/29/07)
Penalty Yards ............. 235 .............at Delta State (10/27/07)
Turnovers ...................... 7 .............at Delta State (10/27/07)
Interceptions By ............ 4 .............Henderson State (9/29/07)
UWG INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING
Player
James Kennebrew
Joey Harris
Yusuf Holloway
George Summerset
James Crowley
Sean Gray
Jimmy Howard
Jeremy Terry
Keats Baldwin
Micheal Reardon
Daniel Johnson
Ron Dickson
Patrick Higgins
TEAM
Ryan Poole
Wolves
Opponents
G
10
9
10
4
11
6
11
10
5
10
10
11
11
8
11
11
11
Att
101
40
46
19
6
13
6
1
37
2
8
3
1
2
50
335
482
KICK RETURNS
Gain Loss Net
327
60 267
197
29 168
124
21 103
84
8
76
26
0
26
38
12
26
15
3
12
11
0
11
101
93
8
6
0
6
17
13
4
14
10
4
0
1
-1
0
29 -29
112 146 -34
1072 425 647
3144 266 2878
Avg TD Long
2.6 3
32
4.2 0
33
2.2 0
16
4.0 1
19
4.3 0
7
2.0 0
8
2.0 0
6
11.0 0
11
0.2 3
16
3.0 0
5
0.5 0
11
1.3 0
14
-1.0 0
0
-14.5 0
0
-0.7 1
14
1.9 8
33
6.0 34
74
Avg/G
26.7
18.7
10.3
19.0
2.4
4.3
1.1
1.1
1.6
0.6
0.4
0.4
-0.1
-3.6
-3.1
58.8
261.6
PASSING
Player
Ryan Poole
Keats Baldwin
Sean Gray
Jimmy Howard
Wolves
Opponents
G
11
5
6
11
11
11
Effic
113.08
108.49
14.38
0.00
108.19
139.29
Att-Cmp-Int
188-339-9
81-154-5
5-17-3
0-1-0
274-511-17
196-330-6
Pct Yds TD Long Avg/G
55.5 2,029 13
79 184.5
52.6 908 6
66 181.6
29.4
41 0
14
6.8
0.0
0 0
0
0.0
53.6 2978 19
79 270.7
59.4 2378 23
81 216.2
RECEIVING
Player
Jimmy Howard
Patrick Higgins
James Crowley
Ron Dickson
Daniel Johnson
James Kennebrew
Yusuf Holloway
Joey Harris
Steve Billue
Devin Swafford
Justin Poole
George Summerset
Grant Jones
Brett Yenser
Adam White
Wolves
Opponents
G
11
11
11
11
10
10
10
9
8
8
7
4
5
7
7
11
11
Player
Daniel Johnson
Patrick Higgins
Jimmy Howard
Ty Morrell
James Kennebrew
Wolves
Opponents
No.
5
2
2
1
1
11
31
Player
Breon Ford
Ty Morrell
Ray Mitchell
Marcus Wise
Wymon Kelly
Wolves
Opponents
No.
2
1
1
1
1
6
17
No.
45
45
44
36
27
21
14
10
7
7
7
6
2
2
1
274
196
Yds
756
595
504
360
277
61
88
67
65
64
43
28
28
19
23
2978
2378
Avg
16.8
13.2
11.5
10.0
10.3
2.9
6.3
6.7
9.3
9.1
6.1
4.7
14.0
9.5
23.0
10.9
12.1
TD Long
9
79
2
45
2
36
1
38
2
31
0
17
0
16
1
14
1
24
0
17
1
11
0
11
0
20
0
13
0
23
19
79
23
81
PUNT RETURNS
Yds
30
12
8
0
10
60
397
Avg
6.0
6.0
4.0
0.0
10.0
5.5
12.8
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
Long
14
9
7
0
10
14
72
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Long
18
5
4
0
10
18
51
INTERCEPTIONS
Yds
18
5
4
0
10
37
154
Avg
9.0
5.0
4.0
0.0
10.0
6.2
9.1
Avg/G
68.7
54.1
45.8
32.7
27.7
6.1
8.8
7.4
8.1
8.0
6.1
7.0
5.6
2.7
3.3
270.7
216.2
Player
Jimmy Howard
Patrick Higgins
James Crowley
Daniel Johnson
Nick Hensley
Ron Dickson
Joshua Mitchell
Breon Ford
Wolves
Opponents
No.
35
11
8
7
4
3
1
1
70
46
Player
Marcus Wise
Wes Myers
Wolves
Opponents
No.
1
1
2
1
Yds
613
126
130
149
32
21
15
21
1107
1019
Avg
17.5
11.5
16.2
21.3
8.0
7.0
15.0
21.0
15.8
22.2
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
Long
40
35
25
41
20
14
15
21
41
92
TD
0
0
0
1
Long
34
29
34
51
Pass
2029
908
0
0
0
0
41
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2978
2378
Total
1995
916
267
168
103
76
67
26
12
11
6
4
4
-1
-29
3625
5256
FUMBLE RETURNS
Yds
34
29
63
60
Avg
34.0
29.0
31.5
60.0
TOTAL OFFENSE
Player
Ryan Poole
Keats Baldwin
James Kennebrew
Joey Harris
Yusuf Holloway
G. Summerset
Sean Gray
James Crowley
Jimmy Howard
Jeremy Terry
Micheal Reardon
Ron Dickson
Daniel Johnson
Patrick Higgins
TEAM
Wolves
Opponents
G
11
5
10
9
10
4
6
11
11
10
10
11
10
11
8
11
11
Plays
389
191
101
40
46
19
30
6
7
1
2
3
8
1
2
846
812
Player
Jimmy Howard
Patrick Higgins
James Crowley
Daniel Johnson
Ron Dickson
James Kennebrew
Joey Harris
Yusuf Holloway
G. Summerset
Steve Billue
Devin Swafford
Justin Poole
Breon Ford
Nick Hensley
Grant Jones
Sean Gray
Adam White
Brett Yenser
Joshua Mitchell
Jeremy Terry
Wymon Kelly
Keats Baldwin
Micheal Reardon
Ty Morrell
Ray Mitchell
TEAM
Ryan Poole
Wolves
Opponents
G Rush
11
12
11
-1
11
26
10
4
11
4
10 267
9 168
10 103
4
76
8
0
8
0
7
0
11
0
9
0
5
0
6
26
7
0
7
0
11
0
10
11
9
0
5
8
10
6
10
0
11
0
8
-29
11
-34
11 647
11 2878
Rush
-34
8
267
168
103
76
26
26
12
11
6
4
4
-1
-29
647
2878
Avg/G
181.4
183.2
26.7
18.7
10.3
19.0
11.2
2.4
1.1
1.1
0.6
0.4
0.4
-0.1
-3.6
329.5
477.8
ALL-PURPOSE
Rcv
756
595
504
277
360
61
67
88
28
65
64
43
0
0
28
0
23
19
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2978
2378
PR
8
12
0
30
0
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
60
397
KOR IR
613
0
126
0
130
0
149
0
21
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
21 18
32
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
15
0
0
0
0 10
0
0
0
0
0
5
0
4
0
0
0
0
1107 37
1019 154
Total
1389
732
660
460
385
338
235
191
104
65
64
43
39
32
28
26
23
19
15
11
10
8
6
5
4
-29
-34
4829
6826
Avg/G
126.3
66.5
60.0
46.0
35.0
33.8
26.1
19.1
26.0
8.1
8.0
6.1
3.5
3.6
5.6
4.3
3.3
2.7
1.4
1.1
1.1
1.6
0.6
0.5
0.4
-3.6
-3.1
439.0
620.5
West Georgia Wolves
69
UWG INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
SCORING
Player
Jared Guberman
Jimmy Howard
James Kennebrew
Keats Baldwin
Daniel Johnson
Patrick Higgins
James Crowley
Justin Poole
Ryan Poole
Joey Harris
Steve Billue
Ron Dickson
G. Summerset
TEAM
Breon Ford
Wolves
Opponents
TD
FG
0 15-17
9 0-0
3 0-0
3 0-0
2 0-0
2 0-0
2 0-0
1 0-0
1 0-0
1 0-0
1 0-0
1 0-0
1 0-0
0 0-0
0 0-0
27 15-17
63 8-11
|-----PATs-----|
Kick Rush Rcv
22-25
0-0
0
0-0
0-0
1
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0-0
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
22-25
0-0
1
50-57
0-1
2
FIELD GOALS
Pass
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-2
2-4
DXP
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Saf Points
0
67
0
56
0
18
0
18
0
12
0
12
0
12
0
6
0
6
0
6
0
6
0
6
0
6
1
2
0
0
1
233
3
462
Player
FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Long Blk
Jared Guberman 15-17 88.2
2-2
6-6
4-5 3-4
0-0 44 0
FG SEQUENCE
Team
West Georgia
Opponents
Clark Atlanta
(30), (34), (23)
(37)
Georgia Southern
(21)
Arkansas Tech
(32), (27)
Newberry
Henderson State
(24)
(31)
Harding
(29)
(43), (40)
West Alabama
(21)
(28), (25), 33, 36, 25
Arkansas-Monticello
(33), (40), (44), (18)
Delta State
47, (28)
North Alabama
(41)
(28)
Valdosta State
30, (19)
Numbers in (parentheses) indicates field goal was made.
TEAM STATISTICS
Team Statistics
Wolves
POINTS PER GAME
21.2
FIRST DOWNS
214
Rushing
47
Passing
138
Penalty
29
RUSHING YARDAGE
647
Yards Gained Rushing
1072
Yards Lost Rushing
425
Rushing Attempts
335
Average Per Rush
1.9
Average Per Game
58.8
TDs Rushing
8
PASSING YARDAGE
2978
Att-Comp-Int
511-274-17
Average Per Pass
5.8
Average Per Catch
10.9
Average Per Game
270.7
TDs Passing
19
TOTAL OFFENSE
3,625
Total Plays
846
Average Per Play
4.3
Average Per Game
329.5
KICKOFF RETURNS: # -YARDS 70-1107
PUNT RETURNS: # -YARDS
11-60
INT RETURNS: # -YARDS
6-37
KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE
15.8
70
West Georgia Wolves
Opponents
Team Statistics
Wolves
Opponents
42.0
265
139
107
18
2878
3144
266
482
6.0
261.6
34
2378
330-196-6
7.2
12.1
216.2
23
5,256
812
6.5
477.8
46-1019
31-397
17-154
22.2
PUNT RETURN AVERAGE
INT RETURN AVERAGE
FUMBLES-LOST
PENALTIES-YARDS
Average Per Game
PUNTS-YARDS
Average Per Punt
Net Punt Average
TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME
3rd-DOWN CONVERSIONS
3rd-Down Pct
th
4 -DOWN CONVERSIONS
4th- Down Pct
SACKS BY-YARDS
MISC YARDS
TOUCHDOWNS SCORED
FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS
PAT KICKS-ATTEMPTS
ATTENDANCE
Games/ Avg Per Game
5.5
6.2
21-10
88-825
75.0
75-2817
37.6
31.7
30:42
65/188
35%
12/20
60%
13-81
0
27
15-17
22-25
11877
4/2,969
12.8
9.1
28-18
97-1054
95.8
46-1736
37.7
35.1
29:18
60/145
41%
9/19
47%
39-223
0
63
8-11
50-57
51947
7/7,421
SCORE BY QUARTERS
WOLVES
Opponents
1ST
2ND
3RD
4TH
OT
Total
50
86
87
105
50
123
43
142
3
6
233
462
DEFENSIVE STATISTICS
Defensive Leaders
19 Ray Mitchell
47 Michael Reardon
1 Ty Morrell
39 Wes Myers
26 Jonathan King
24 Breon Ford
4 Deion Germany
41 Joshua Mitchell
92 Brandon Wheeling
35 Darnell Smith
6 Marcus Wise
7 Steven Reeves
56 Leroy Benjamin
40 Rakolya Morrison
83 Kelvin Ferrell
28 Jeremy Terry
15 Wymon Kelley
48 Nick Hensley
44 Steve Cenatus
93 Andre Johnson
91 Brandon Thompson
9 James Crowley
37 Dwate Strickland
TM Team
52 Andrew Geschke
30 Marcellus Hunter
32 Alex Coleman
31 Jared Guberman
42 Brett Collier
16 Alonzo Wilson
95 Bryan Thomie
45 Seth Brownlee
42 Daniel Cochran
82 Micah Hurst
8 Brett Yenser
84 Justin Poole
14 Patrick Higgins
22 Joey Harris
17 Keats Baldwin
23 Daniel Johnson
76 Sean O’Sullivan
11 Ron Dickson
98 Casey Hale
36 Nicholas Pavao
G
11
11
10
11
10
11
11
11
11
9
10
7
11
7
9
10
9
9
10
9
6
11
4
8
6
5
6
11
7
2
6
7
6
11
7
7
11
9
5
10
10
11
1
3
56 Stewart Cook
Wolves
Opponents
1
11
11
|-----Tackles-----|
Solo
Ast
Total
51
32
83
21
38
59
21
35
56
27
23
50
30
13
43
29
12
41
27
13
40
20
15
35
18
15
33
11
20
31
22
8
30
16
10
26
17
8
25
15
10
25
12
10
22
15
7
22
11
8
19
8
8
16
7
8
15
5
7
12
5
3
8
5
3
8
6
2
8
6
6
3
3
6
4
2
6
2
3
5
5
5
2
2
4
4
4
2
2
4
2
1
3
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
477
426
326
367
803
793
|-Sacks-|
TFL/Yds
No-Yds
3.0-10
1.0-6
6.5-28
3.0-21
2.5-8
1.5-5
5.5-42
2.0-20
1.0-1
3.0-10
1.0-6
2.0-4
5.5-16
1.0-7
0.5-2
0.5-1
4.5-9
1.0-1
0.5-0
1.5-2
1.0-1
0.5-2
1.0-3
1.0-3
2.0-13
1.5-12
2.5-5
1.0-3
0.5-1
46-162
99-415
13-81
39-223
|---Pass Def---|
Int-Yds
BrUp
1-4
1
1-5
1
2-18
9
6
1
1-0
4
2
1
1
1-10
2
1
1
6-37
17-154
31
80
|-Fumbles-|
QBH Rcv-Yds
1
2-0
1-0
3-29
1-0
1-0
2
1-0
1-0
1-34
1-0
1
1-0
2
1-0
2-0
6
32
1-0
18-63
10-60
FF
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
-
Blkd
Kick
2
1
1
1
-
10
10
5
4
West Georgia Wolves
Saf
1
1
3
71
2007 ALL-GSC FOOTBALL TEAM
FIRST TEAM – OFFENSE
SECOND TEAM – OFFENSE
Pos
Name
School
Pos
Name
School
QB
RB
RB
WR
WR
TE
C
G
G
T
T
T
David Knighton
#Bernard Palmer
%Willie Hopson
#Jeremy Ricks
!Cedric Jones
Johnny Fields
Justin Waltz
Chris Goff
!Ross Conn
!Kurt Kutscher
J.D. Whited
Gerald Davis
Harding
Henderson State
Ouachita Baptist
Delta State
Valdosta State
Southern Arkansas
Arkansas-Monticello
Delta State
Harding
Henderson State
North Alabama
Valdosta State
Pos
Name
School
DL
DL
DL
DL
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
DB
DB
DB
DB
DB
Michael Lewis
!Chris Eccles
#Sam Carter
^Tim Hunt
!Michael Eubanks
#Lardester Hicks
Anthony King
Josh Black
#Mike Johnson
#William Montford
#Jamarcus Wiggins
#Monterio James
#Devon Hughes
Craig Fox
!Sherard Reynolds
Delta State
Delta State
Henderson State
North Alabama
Delta State
Delta State
Delta State
Henderson State
North Alabama
Valdosta State
Delta State
Delta State
Henderson State
North Alabama
Valdosta State
QB
QB
RB
RB
RB
RB
WR
WR
TE
C
C
C
C
G
G
T
T
Justin Ray
A.J. Milwee
John L. Williams
Andrew Martin
Michael Terry
Cole Mason
Tracey Stiger
Julius Pruitt
Covington Wright
John Simmons
Kevin Davis
Sam Hathorn
Clayton Norman
Torrance Wright
Louis West
Jeremy Ashcraft
Mark Ellis
Arkansas Tech
North Alabama
Arkansas-Monticello
Arkansas-Monticello
Valdosta State
West Alabama
Arkansas Tech
Ouachita Baptist
North Alabama
Delta State
Henderson State
North Alabama
Southern Arkansas
Arkansas Tech
Henderson State
Arkansas Tech
Delta State
Pos
Name
School
Pos
Name
School
DL
DL
DL
DL
LB
LB
LB
LB
DB
DB
DB
DB
Antron Dillon
Ryan Terry
Travis Harrison
Jacobi Avery
Cedric Cursh
Cliff Gardner
Channing Hill
Tariq Ali
Tim Kranawetter
Antwon Thompson
Roland Perkins
C.J. Ellis
North Alabama
Southern Arkansas
Valdosta State
West Alabama
Arkansas Tech
Ouachita Baptist
Ouachita Baptist
West Alabama
Henderson State
Ouachita Baptist
Southern Arkansas
Southern Arkansas
K
P
RS
BT
Jared Guberman
Michael Podobnik
Greg Godfrey
Maurice Leggett
West Georgia
Arkansas Tech
Henderson State
Valdosta State
Pos
Name
School
K
K
P
RS
RS
BT
Michael Podobnik
Zach Wright
Craig McFarlin
Jeremy Ricks
Terry Allen
Jamarcus Wiggins
Arkansas Tech
Ouachita Baptist
Ouachita Baptist
Delta State
West Alabama
Delta State
FIRST TEAM – DEFENSE
FIRST TEAM – SPECIALISTS
!-2006 First Team All-GSC
#-2006 Second Team All-GSC $-2005
First Team All-GSC ^-2005 Second Team All-GSC %-2003 Second
Team All-GSC
GSC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: QB, David Knighton,
Harding
GSC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: LB, Michael Eubanks,
Delta State
GSC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: QB, Scott Buisson, ArkansasMonticello
GSC COACH OF THE YEAR: Ron Roberts, Delta State
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West Georgia Wolves
SECOND TEAM – DEFENSE
SECOND TEAM – SPECIALISTS
NOTE: The 2007 All-GSC Football Team was selected by the Head Coaches.
Coaches were not allowed to vote for their own players. Balloting that ended
in a tie was not broken.
2007 GSC FOOTBALL STANDINGS
School
Delta State
Valdosta State
North Alabama
Henderson State
Harding
Arkansas Tech
Arkansas-Monticello
Ouachita Baptist
Southern Arkansas
West Georgia
West Alabama
W
8
7
7
6
5
3
3
2
2
1
0
Conference
L
Pct.
0
1.000
1
0.875
1
0.875
2
0.750
3
0.625
5
0.375
5
0.375
6
0.250
6
0.250
7
0.125
8
0.000
For
269
285
336
241
284
276
213
153
194
180
151
Opp.
97
148
143
113
309
298
332
224
281
342
285
W
10
13
10
7
6
5
4
4
3
2
1
L
2
1
2
3
4
5
7
6
7
9
9
Overall
Pct.
0.833
0.929
0.833
0.700
0.600
0.500
0.364
0.400
0.300
0.182
0.100
For
375
540
450
291
357
317
289
228
245
233
200
Opp.
167
247
238
163
423
317
446
280
333
462
329
2007 GSC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Week Ending
9/1
9/8
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/6
10/13
10/20
10/27
11/3
Offense
QB Cole Barthel-ATU
RB Wilie Hopson, OBU
QB Cole Barthel, ATU
QB Scott Buisson, UAM
RB Michael Terry, VSU
QB David Knighton, HU
QB Ryan Poole, UWG
RB John L. Williams, UAM
QB Scott Buisson, UAM
QB David Knighton, HU
Defense
LB Lardester Hicks, DSU
DB Terrance Campbell, UWA
LB C.J. Ellis, SAU
SS Craig Fox, UNA
FS Tario Dansby, ATU
LB Michael Eubanks, DSU
DB Tito Jones, ATU
FS Solomon Edwards, UAM
CB Scooter White, UAM
DL Tim Hunt, UNA
Special Teams
K/P Jared Guberman, UWG
P Michael Podobnik, ATU
S Jamarcus Wiggins, DSU
RS Zak Ross, HU
KR Terry Allen, UWA
KR Greg Godfrey, HSU
K Jared Guberman, UWG
PR Jeremy Ricks, DSU
West Georgia Wolves
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GSC INDIVIDUAL STATS
RUSHING
Player
Willie Hopson
Bernard Palmer
Cole Mason
Michael Terry
Dedrick Wilson
Alan Webster
Josh SanFillipo
Scott Buisson
David McCants
Justin Ray
Team
OBU
HSU
UWA
VSU
DSU
HU
SAU
UAM
UNA
ATU
G
10
10
10
14
10
10
10
11
12
10
Att
234
195
179
164
160
93
159
136
125
97
ALL PURPOSE
Yds
1,178
958
858
1,107
762
596
521
567
573
476
Avg.
5.0
4.9
4.8
6.8
4.8
6.4
3.3
4.2
4.6
4.9
TD
10
10
9
12
12
3
4
6
87
7
Long Yds/G
47 117.8
41 95.8
37 85.8
69 79.1
64 76.2
52 59.6
63 52.1
44 51.5
43 47.8
47 47.6
Player
Willie Hopson
Terry Allen
Zac Ross
Tracey Stiger
Jeremy Ricks
Steven Ashley
Jimmy Howard
David McCants
Greg Godfrey
Ardell Briggs
Team
OBU
UWA
HU
ATU
DSU
SAU
UWG
UNA
HSU
HU
G
10
10
10
10
12
10
11
12
10
9
PASSING AVERAGE/GAME
Player
David Knighton
A.J. Milwee
Willie Copeland
Scott Buisson
Lance Parker
Ryan Poole
Garett Manning
Josh SanFillippo
Dedrick Wilson
Roch Charpentier
Team
HU
UNA
VSU
UAM
OBU
UWG
HSU
SAU
DSU
HSU
G Att Cmp
10 453 297
12 360 236
14 487 311
11 372 214
10 328 178
11 339 188
10 158
84
10 218
81
10 180
84
9 129
68
Int Pct.
12 65.6
7 65.6
11 63.9
17 57.5
7 54.3
955.5
10 53.2
14 37.2
12 46.7
6 52.7
Team G
HU
10
UAM 11
UNA
12
VSU
14
OBU
10
DSU
10
UWG 11
SAU
10
HSU
10
ATU
10
Player
Cedric Jones
Tracey Stiger
Julius Pruitt
Ardell Briggs
Jywin Ceasar
Tim Harris
Chad Schroeder
Zac Ross
Chris Gunter
Joemal Campbell
Team
VSU
ATU
OBU
HU
UAM
UAM
DSU
HU
ATU
UNA
Rush
112
567
165
171
6
762
-34
521
373
476
TD
32
24
28
16
13
13
8
12
6
12
Avg/G
319.8
231.9
225.7
214.5
193.5
184.5
126.1
121.2
112.8
99.1
Player
Jamarcus Wiggins
Sherard Reynolds
Roland Perkins
Maurice Leggett
Tito Jones
Devon Hughes
Joe Bryant
Monterio James
Tario Dansby
Jabrayl Ward
Team
DSU
VSU
SAU
VSU
ATU
HSU
ATU
DSU
ATU
HSU
Rec
Yds
102 1,171
61
656
52
736
50
522
60
610
47
642
62
699
49
512
47
424
56
643
Plays
535
508
459
567
367
340
389
377
241
263
Total
3,310
2,926
2,948
3,331
1,941
1,890
1,995
1,733
1,634
1,459
Yds/G
331.0
266.0
245.7
237.9
194.1
189.0
181.4
173.3
163.4
145.9
Player
A.J. Milwee
David Knighton
Willie Copeland
Roch Charpentier
Tucker Pruitt
Dusty Goodwin
Garett Manning
Scott Buiosson
Justin Ray
Ryan Poole
Avg/C Rec/G
11.5 7.29
10.8 6.10
14.2 5.78
10.4 5.56
10.2 5.45
13.7 5.22
11.3 5.17
10.4 4,90
9.0
4.70
11.5 4.67
Player
Greg Godfrey
Jeremy Ricks
Sherard Reynolds
Roger King
Tracey Stiger
Clarence Wright
Zac Ross
Tony Taylor
Monterio James
Ed Gant
Team
HSU
DSU
VSU
VSU
ATU
SAU
HU
OBU
DSU
UNA
Player
Clarence Wright
David McCants
Jeremy Ricks
Zac Ross
Tracey Stiger
Tim Kranawetter
Greg Godfrey
Terry Allen
Steven Ashley
Ardell Briggs
Team
SAU
UNA
DSU
HU
ATU
HSU
HSU
UWA
SAU
HU
Team
UNA
HU
VSU
HSU
VSU
UNA
HSU
UAM
ATU
UWG
G
12
10
14
9
11
9
10
11
10
11
74
Team G Rec Yds
VSU
14 102 1,171
OBU
9 52 736
UAM
9 47 642
UWG 11 45 756
DSU
12 55 806
ATU
10 61 656
DSU
12 38 779
DSU
12 62 699
HU
9 50 522
UAM
11 60 610
West Georgia Wolves
G
12
14
10
11
11
10
10
12
10
10
Int
7
7
5
5
5
4
4
4
3
3
Yds
132
76
45
107
79
60
19
60
114
67
TD Long
1
61
0
46
0
32
1
55
0
54
1
51
0
17
0
29
1
98
0
30
Int/G
0.58
0.50
0.50
0.45
0.45
0.40
0.40
0.33
0.30
0.30
Att Cmp
360 236
453 297
487 311
129 68
31 18
25 11
158 84
372 214
166 85
339 188
Int Pct.
7 65.6
12 65.6
11 63.9
6 52,7
0 58.1
3 44.0
10 53.2
17 57.5
6 51.2
9 55.5
Yds TD
Eff.
2,783 24 148.6
3,198 32 142.9
3,160 28 132.8
892 12 132.2
227
1 130.2
196
3 125.5
1,261
8 124.3
1,259 16 115.8
983 10 113.6
2,029 13 113.1
PUNT RETURNS
TD LONG
10
66
10
61
7
42
4
48
6
43
4
80
1
45
4
39
4
32
3
75
RECEIVE YARDS/GAME
Player
Cedric Jones
Julius Pruitt
Tim Harris
Jimmy Howard
Jeremy Ricks
Tracey Stiger
Eric Marshall
Chad Schroeder
Ardell Briggs
Jywin Ceasar
PR KR
Yds Avg/G
0 289 1,650 165.0
0 1,061 1,614 161.4
134 826 1,520 152.0
155 615 1,441 144.1
201 415 1,621 135.1
22 512 1,273 127.3
8 613 1,389 126.3
0 577 1,431 119.2
252 389 1,098 109.8
0 253
935 103.9
PASS EFFICIENCY
Pass
3,198
2,359
2,783
3,160
1,935
1,128
2,029
1,212
1,261
983
RECEPTIONS/GAME
G
14
10
9
9
11
9
12
10
10
12
Rcv
183
151
512
656
806
284
756
281
407
522
INTERCEPTIONS
Yds
3,198
2,783
3,160
2,359
1,935
2,029
1,261
1,212
1,128
892
TOTAL OFFENSE
Player
David Knighton
Scott Buisson
A.J. Milwee
Willie Copeland
Lance Parker
Dedrick Wilson
Ryan Poole
Josh SanFillippo
Garett Manning
Justin Ray
Rush
1,178
402
48
15
199
455
12
573
50
160
TD Long
10
66
7
42
4
80
9
79
5
66
10
61
5
80
1
45
4
48
6
43
G
10
12
14
13
10
10
10
10
12
10
Ret
13
14
23
15
13
15
18
18
17
12
Yds
252
201
325
189
155
165
134
108
98
31
TD
2
0
1
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
Long
84
41
65
80
55
36
34
48
39
20
Avg
19.4
14.4
14.1
12.6
11.9
11.0
7.4
6.0
5.8
2.6
Yds
534
577
415
826
615
292
389
1,061
512
253
TD
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
Long
87
68
92
67
81
40
46
100
72
55
Avg
26.7
26.2
25.9
25.8
24.6
24.3
24.3
24.1
23.3
23.0
KICK RETURNS
Avg/C Yds/G
11.5
83.6
14.2
81.8
13.7
71.3
16.8 68.7
14.7
67.2
10.8
65.6
20.5
64.9
11.3
58.2
10.4
58.0
10.2
55.5
G
10
12
12
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
Ret
20
22
16
32
25
12
16
44
22
11
GSC INDIVIDUAL STATS
PUNTING
Player
Michael Podobnik
Craig McFarlin
Garett Manning
Will Batson
Jared Guberman
Zach Massingill
Spencer Strickland
Steven Wright
Micah Canterbury
J.D. Wu
Team
ATU
OBU
HSU
UNA
UWG
SAU
DSU
VSU
HU
UWA
Player
Zac Williams
Dedrick Wilson
Tracey Stiger
Willie Hopson
Ryan Ferrell
Jared Guberman
Bernard Palmer
Greg Godfrey
Scott Shurden
Trey Adams
Team
VSU
DSU
ATU
OBU
HU
UWG
HSU
HSU
UNA
DSU
TACKLES FOR LOSS
G Punt
Yds
10
43 1,945
10
59 2,407
10
38 1,492
12
30 1,170
11
74 2,852
10
56 2,140
12
49 1,832
14
56 2,075
10
46 1,681
10
51 1,724
Long
75
60
59
52
74
62
54
55
65
49
Avg
45.2
40.8
39.3
39.0
38.5
38.2
37.4
37.1
36.5
33.8
Player
Team
G
Solo
Ast
Yds
Total Avg/G
Michael Eubanks
Anthonty King
Michael Lewis
William Montford
Travis Harrison
Bryan Church
Sam Carter
Jacobi Avery
Lardester Hicks
Ryan Terry
DSU
DSU
DSU
VSU
VSU
OBU
HSU
UWA
DSU
SAU
12
12
12
14
14
10
10
10
12
9
19
16
12
10
10
12
10
9
7
7
16
5
8
8
7
3
6
5
8
7
138
97
80
60
58
53
55
49
63
68
27.0
18.5
16.0
14.0
13.5
13.5
13.0
11.5
11.0
10.5
FUMBLES FORCED
SCORING
G
14
10
10
10
10
11
10
10
12
12
TD XPT
0 65
12
0
11
0
11
0
0 36
0 22
10
0
10
0
0 36
0 45
FG 2XP Pts Pts/G
13
0 104 7.4
0
0 72 7.2
0
0 66 6.6
0
0 66 6.6
9
0 63 6.3
15
0 67 6.1
0
0 60 6.0
0
0 60 6.0
11
0 69 5.8
8
0 69 5.8
Player
Rodney Anthony
Wes Myers
Jermaine Blanchard
Daren Lewis
Demarcus Robinson
Tito Jones
Vincent Cary
Neal Mitchell
Joe Wise
Danny Martin
FGA Pct.
17 88.2
20 65.0
17 64.7
14 64.3
13 61.5
8 87.5
19 42.1
11 36.4
10 30.0
1 100.0
Player
D.J. Papillion
Rodney Anthony
Kyle Young
Rocky Hall
Wes Myers
Graham Cole
Josh Smyth
Nick Pate
Montrell Craft
Steve Hudson
Team
UWG
VSU
UNA
HU
OBU
SAU
DSU
UWA
UAM
ATU
G
11
14
12
10
10
9
12
10
11
10
Player
Team
G
Solo
Larry White
Jonathan Webster
William Montford
Cliff Gardner
Tariq Ali
Zach Noel
Mark Van-Paris
Greg Smith
Ray Mitchell
Michael Eubanks
UAM
ATU
VSU
OBU
UWA
ATU
HSU
UWA
UWG
DSU
11
9
14
10
10
10
10
10
11
12
43
39
47
47
31
30
34
36
51
48
Team
SAU
UWG
HU
SAU
HSU
ATU
UNA
UNA
HSU
ATU
G
10
11
10
10
10
11
12
12
9
9
Avg/G
0.40
0.36
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.27
0.25
0.25
0.22
0.22
Num
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
2
FUMBLES RECOVERED
FIELD GOALS
Player
Jared Guberman
Zac Williams
Scott Shurden
Ryan Ferrell
Zach Wright
Noe Cuevas
Trey Adams
Mitch Warfield
Nick Green
Michael Podobnik
2.25
1.54
1.33
1.00
0.96
1.35
1.30
1.15
0.92
1.17
FG
15
13
11
9
8
7
8
4
3
1
FG/G
1.36
0.93
0.92
0.90
0.80
0.78
0.67
0.40
0.27
0.10
Team
HSU
SAU
HU
HU
UWG
OBU
UWA
8
UNA
HU
G
10
10
10
10
11
8
8
2
12
10
Avg/
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.27
0.25
0.25
Num
3
3
3
3
3
2
2
0.25
3
2
0.25
0.20
PASSES DEFENDED
TACKLES
Ast Total Avg/G
Sack
Player
Team
G
Brup
59
40
74
38
52
53
43
40
32
42
1.0
0.0
4.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.0
12.0
Devon Hughes
Lavar Wyatt
Sherard Reynolds
Scooter White
Antwon Thompson
Maurice Leggett
Jamarcus Wiggins
Monterio James
Joe Bryant
Jamario McClain
HSU
UAM
VSU
UAM
OBU
VSU
DSU
DSU
ATU
OBU
10
11
14
10
10
11
12
12
10
10
19
15
12
11
11
8
7
9
6
7
102
79
121
85
83
83
77
76
83
90
9.3
8.8
8.6
8.5
8.3
8.3
7.7
7.6
7.5
7.5
Int Total
4
1
7
2
1
5
7
4
4
3
23
16
19
13
12
13
14
13
10
10
Avg/G
2.30
1.45
1.36
1.30
1.20
1.18
1.17
1.08
1.00
1.00
SACKS
Player
Michael Eubanks
Travis Harrison
Michael Lewis
Sam Carter
Anthony King
Tim Hunt
Ryan Terry
Jerry McNeill
Montrell Craft
Cedric Crush
Team
DSU
VSU
DSU
HSU
DSU
UNA
SAU
OBU
UNA
ATU
G
12
14
12
10
12
11
9
10
12
10
Solo
8
6
5
6
5
6
5
5
4
5
Ast
8
4
4
2
3
1
2
2
3
0
Yds
85
51
45
26
60
38
56
49
30
38
Total Avg/G
12.0 1.00
8.0 0.57
7.0 0.58
7.0 0.70
6.5 0.54
6.5 0.59
6.0 0.67
6.0 0.60
5.5 0.46
5.0 0.50
Ray Mitchell (19) and Wes Myers (39)
West Georgia Wolves
75
GSC TEAM STATS
SCORING OFFENSE
TD
71
60
46
46
51
42
40
32
29
27
27
XP 2XP DXP
65
0
1
53
0
0
36
2
0
36
1
0
45
0
0
27
2
0
36
1
0
30
1
0
26
1
0
22
1
0
22
0
4
PUNTING
Team
Valdosta State
North Alabama
Harding
Arkansas Tech
Delta State
Henderson State
Arkansas-Monticello
Southern Arkansas
Ouachita Baptist
West Georgia
West Alabama
G
14
12
10
10
12
10
11
10
10
11
10
FG Saf
13 4
11 2
9 2
1 0
8 0
2 1
3 1
7 0
8 1
15 1
0 200
Pts
540
450
347
317
375
289
289
245
228
233
20.0
Avg
38.6
37.5
34.7
31.7
31.2
26.3
26.3
24.5
22.8
21.2
Team
Delta State
Henderson State
Valdosta State
North Alabama
Ouachita Baptist
Arkansas Tech
West Alabama
Southern Arkansas
Harding
Arkansas-Monticello
West Georgia
G
12
10
14
12
10
10
10
10
10
11
11
FG Saf
6 2
4 0
7 0
8 0
9 0
7 0
9 1
7 0
9 2
11 2
8 3
Pts
167
161
247
238
280
317
329
333
397
446
462
Avg
13.9
16.1
17.6
19.8
28.0
31.7
32.9
33.3
39.7
40.5
42.0
Team
Harding
West Georgia
North Alabama
Delta State
Valdosta State
Arkansas-Monticello
Henderson State
Arkansas Tech
Ouachita Baptist
Southern Arkansas
West Alabama
G Att Opp Int Pct. Yds Avg TD Yds/G
10 457 299 12 65.4 3220 7.0 32 322.0
11 511 274 17 53.6 2978 5.8 19 270.7
12 392 250 10 63.8 3026 7.7 28 252.2
12 389 211 19 54.2 3025 7.8 15 252.1
14 524 334 11 63.7 3431 6.5 30 245.1
11 381 217 18 57.0 2387 6.3 16 217.0
10 287 152 16 53.0 2153 7.5 20 215.3
10 347 201 9 57.9 2022 5.8 20 202.2
10 342 185 7 54.1 1996 5.8 13 199.6
10 239 86 14 36.0 1296 5.4 13 129.6
10 188 82 11 43.6 917 4.9 5 91.7
Team
Henderson State
Delta State
Valdosta State
West Georgia
Ouachita Baptist
North Alabama
Southern Arkansas
Arkansas-Monticello
West Alabama
Harding
Arkansas Tech
G Att Opp Int Pct. Yds Avg TD Yds/G
10 296 148 15 50.0 1367 4.6 9 136.7
12 435 181 20 41.6 1921 4.4 11 160.1
14 482 270 27 56.0 2876 6.0 16 205.4
11 330 196 6 59.4 2378 7.2 23 216.2
10 304 166 7 54.6 2164 7.1 21 216.4
12 447 260 20 58.2 2724 6.1 15 227.0
10 300 170 11 56.7 2356 7.9 18 235.6
11 366 197 9 53.8 2751 7.5 29 250.1
10 305 190 8 62.3 2529 8.3 24 252.9
10 348 205 7 58.9 2559 7.4 25 255.9
10 403 255 16 63.3 2678 6.6 17 267.8
Team
Henderson State
Southern Arkansas
Delta State
North Alabama
West Alabama
Harding
Arkansas Tech
Ouachita Baptist
Valdosta State
West Georgia
Arkansas-Monticello
G
10
10
12
12
10
10
10
10
14
11
11
Team
Valdosta State
Arkansas Tech
Ouachita Baptist
Southern Arkansas
Harding
West Georgia
Henderson State
Delta State
North Alabama
Arkansas-Monticello
West Alabama
G
14
10
10
10
10
11
10
12
12
11
10
XP 2XP DXP
17
1
0
17
0
0
28
0
0
26
1
0
31
0
0
36
1
0
36
0
0
42
0
0
42
3
0
47
4
0
50
2
0
PASS OFFENSE
PASS DEFENSE
KICKOFF RETURNS
76
West Georgia Wolves
Ret
32
51
30
49
59
63
50
48
52
70
66
Yds
758
1174
688
1109
1259
1326
1039
908
938
1107
1004
Yards
2114
2195
2407
2140
1855
2852
1579
1848
1724
1919
1724
Avg/P
37.1
42.2
40.1
38.2
35.7
37.5
37.6
35.5
35.2
34.3
32.5
PR
46
173
211
232
139
397
185
133
257
335
324
Avg TB Net/P
0.8 1 35.9
3.3 9 35.4
3.5 6 34.6
4.1 4 32.6
2.7 2 32.2
5.2 2 31.8
4.4 3 31.8
2.6 6 30.7
5.2 4 28.3
6.0 3 27.2
6.1 2 25.7
TURNOVER MARGIN
SCORING DEFENSE
TD
21
22
33
31
37
43
44
45
53
59
63
No.
57
52
60
56
52
76
42
52
49
56
53
TD
0
0
2
0
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
Avg
23.7
23.0
22.9
22.6
21.3
21.0
20.8
18.9
18.0
15.8
15.2
|--Gained--|
Team
G
Valdosta State
14
North Alabama
12
Arkansas Tech
10
Ouachita Baptist
10
Harding
10
West Alabama
10
Henderson State
10
West Georgia
11
Southern Arkansas
10
Delta State
12
Arkansas-Monticello 11
Fum
13
16
14
12
14
11
11
18
17
10
8
Int
27
20
16
7
7
8
15
6
11
20
9
Tot
40
36
30
19
21
19
26
24
28
30
17
|--Lost--|
Fum
9
12
19
13
10
10
12
10
17
21
14
Int
11
10
9
7
12
11
16
17
14
19
18
Tot
20
22
28
20
22
21
28
27
31
40
32
Mar
+20
+14
+2
-1
-1
-2
-2
-3
-3
-10
-15
Per/G
1.43
1.17
0.20
-0.10
-0.10
-0.20
-0.20
-0.27
-0.30
-0.83
-1.36
RUSHING OFFENSE
Team
G
Att
Yds
Avg
TD
Yds/G
Arkansas-Monticello
Delta State
West Alabama
Southern Arkansas
Valdosta State
Ouachita Baptist
North Alabama
Henderson State
Arkansas Tech
Harding
West Georgia
11
12
10
10
14
10
12
10
10
10
11
508
534
502
498
479
427
450
395
398
317
335
2418
2613
2091
2071
2360
1668
1875
1560
1522
1236
647
4.8
4.9
4.2
4.2
4.9
3.9
4.2
3.9
3.8
3.9
1.9
21
29
19
19
29
15
25
18
21
14
8
219.8
217.8
209.1
207.1
168.6
166.8
156.2
156.0
152.2
123.6
58.8
Team
Delta State
North Alabama
Valdosta State
Henderson State
West Alabama
Southern Arkansas
Arkansas Tech
Arkansas-Monticello
Ouachita Baptist
Harding
West Georgia
G
12
12
14
10
10
10
10
11
10
10
11
Avg
1.9
3.5
3.2
3.3
4.1
4.3
4.1
4.8
5.2
5.2
6.0
TD
5
11
14
10
19
21
23
29
12
25
34
Yds/G
67.3
119.2
120.9
130.7
166.0
166.8
176.6
188.5
203.5
238.6
261.6
RUSHING DEFENSE
Att
428
413
529
394
409
392
436
433
394
455
482
Yds
808
1431
1693
1307
1660
1668
1766
2073
2035
2386
2878
TOTAL OFFENSE
Team
Delta State
Harding
Arkansas-Monticello
Valdosta State
North Alabama
Henderson State
Ouachita Baptist
Arkansas Tech
Southern Arkansas
West Georgia
West Alabama
G
12
10
11
14
12
10
10
10
10
11
10
Rush
2613
1236
2418
2360
1875
1560
1668
1522
2071
647
2091
Pass Plays Yards Avg/P
3025 923 5638
6.1
3220 774 4456
5.8
2387 889 4805
5.4
3431 1003 5791
5.8
3026 842 4901
5.8
2153 682 3713
5.4
1996 769 3664
4.8
2022 745 3544
4.8
1296 737 3367
4.6
2978 846 3625
4.3
917 690 3008
4.4
TD Yds/G
44 469.9
46 445.6
37 436.8
59 413.6
53 408.4
38 371.3
28 366.4
41 354.4
32 336.7
27 329.5
24 300.8
GSC TEAM STATS
TOTAL DEFENSE
Team
Delta State
Henderson State
Valdosta State
North Alabama
Southern Arkansas
West Alabama
Ouachita Baptist
Arkansas-Monticello
Arkansas Tech
West Georgia
Harding
G
12
10
14
12
10
10
10
11
10
11
10
Rush
808
1307
1693
1431
1668
1660
2035
2073
1766
2878
2386
Pass Plays Yards Avg/P
1921 863 2729
3.2
1367 690 2674
3.9
2876 1011 4569
4.5
2724 860 4155
4.8
2356 692 4024
5.8
2529 714 4189
5.9
2164 698 4199
6.0
2751 799 4824
6.0
2678 839 4444
5.3
2378 812 5256
6.5
2559 803 4945
6.2
TD Yds/G
16 227.4
19 267.4
30 326.4
26 346.2
39 402.4
43 418.9
33 419.9
58 438.5
40 444.4
57 477.8
50 494.5
OPPONENT FIRST DOWNS
Team
Henderson State
Delta State
Southern Arkansas
West Alabama
Ouachita Baptist
North Alabama
Arkansas-Monticello
Harding
Valdosta State
West Georgia
Arkansas Tech
PUNT RETURN AVG
Team
Henderson State
Valdosta State
Arkansas Tech
Delta State
Southern Arkansas
Harding
Ouachita Baptist
North Alabama
West Georgia
West Alabama
Arkansas-Monticello
G
10
14
10
12
10
10
10
12
11
10
11
Ret
24
42
17
38
19
21
22
29
11
14
7
G
12
10
14
10
12
10
11
10
11
10
10
Team
Delta State
Henderson State
Valdosta State
North Alabama
Arkansas Tech
Ouachita Baptist
Southern Arkansas
Arkansas-Monticello
West Georgia
Harding
West Alabama
G
12
10
14
12
10
10
10
11
11
10
10
Att
392
457
524
287
389
347
381
342
511
239
188
Cmp
250
299
334
152
211
201
217
185
274
86
82
TD
2
6
3
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
PUNT
G
18.0
14.0
13.2
11.2
10.8
7.9
6.5
6.3
5.5
4.1
2.7
Arkansas Tech
West Georgia
Harding
Valdosta State
North Alabama
Southern Arkansas
Ouachita Baptist
Arkansas-Monticello
Henderson State
Delta State
West Alabama
Pct
.638
.654
.637
.530
.542
.579
.570
.541
.536
.360
.436
Cmp
181
148
270
260
255
166
170
197
196
205
190
Yds
3026
3220
3431
2153
3025
2022
2387
1996
2978
1296
917
TD
28
32
30
20
15
20
16
13
19
13
5
Effic
147.1
142.5
133.4
127.8
122.5
120.7
114.0
111.6
108.2
87.8
81.7
Int Pct.
20 41.6
15 50.0
27 56.0
20 58.2
16 63.3
7 54.6
11 56.7
9 53.8
6 59.4
7 58.9
8 62.3
Yds
1921
1367
2876
2724
2678
2164
2356
2751
2378
2559
2529
TD
11
9
16
15
17
21
18
29
23
25
24
Effic
77.9
88.7
105.9
111.5
125.1
132.6
135.1
138.2
139.3
140.4
152.7
FIRST DOWNS
Team
Valdosta State
Arkansas-Monticello
Delta State
North Alabama
Harding
West Georgia
Arkansas Tech
Ouachita Baptist
Henderson State
Southern Arkansas
West Alabama
G
14
11
12
12
10
11
10
10
10
10
10
Rush
129
138
129
101
79
47
86
97
87
107
110
Pass
Pen
Total
84
63
95
90
107
83
96
121
102
139
112
61
84
89
103
83
126
117
110
123
107
132
22
37
16
21
25
17
24
18
26
18
21
167
184
200
214
215
226
237
249
251
265
265
Pass
153
104
110
127
138
138
103
92
91
62
39
Red
Zone
Fumb/Int
R/P FG-AT Downs/Other
Percent TDs
10 34-40
11 28-34
10 34-42
14 54-68
12 50-65
10 29-39
10 25-35
11 27-38
10 29-41
12 34-54
10 22-36
85.0
82.4
81.0
79.4
76.9
74.4
71.4
71.1
70.7
63.0
61.1
33
17
28
42
41
22
17
23
27
30
18
18/15
1-3
8/9 11-12
10/18 6-10
26/16 12-16
22/19 9-13
15/7
7-8
11/6 8-12
14/9
4-8
17/10
2-6
24/6 4-11
14/4
4-8
0/1/2/1
0/2/3/0
0/1/3/0
1/3/3/3
5/2/3/1
2/2/4/1
5/0/0/1
1/2/3/1
0/5/3/0
2/4/4/3
1/2/7/0
RED ZONE DEFENSE
Int
10
12
11
16
19
9
18
7
17
14
11
PASS DEFENSE EFFICIENCY
Att
435
296
482
447
403
304
300
366
330
348
305
Rush
RED ZONE OFFENSE
Yds
432
587
224
427
206
166
143
183
60
58
19
PASS EFFICIENCY
Team
North Alabama
Harding
Valdosta State
Henderson State
Delta State
Arkansas Tech
Arkansas-Monticello
Ouachita Baptist
West Georgia
Southern Arkansas
West Alabama
G
10
12
10
10
10
12
11
10
14
11
10
Pen
31
21
23
24
21
28
20
19
17
25
21
Total
313
263
262
252
238
213
209
208
195
194
170
Delta State
North Alabama
Southern Arkansas
Valdosta State
Ouachita Baptist
Henderson State
Arkansas Tech
West Alabama
Arkansas-Monticello
West Georgia
Harding
G
Red
Zone
12
12
10
14
10
10
10
10
11
11
10
17-30
20-33
30-47
23-36
22-33
17-25
41-56
39-53
44-55
45-55
39-47
Fumb/Int
R/P FG-AT Downs/Other
Percent TDs
56.7
60.6
63.8
63.9
66.7
68.0
73.2
73.6
80.0
81.8
83.0
11
15
24
18
15
13
37
30
38
37
33
4/7 6-10
8/7
5-9
17/7 6-10
10/8 5-10
6/9
7-8
8/5
4-7
21/16
4-9
17/13 9-16
26/12 6-11
24/13 8-11
17/16
6-7
2/2/4/1
3/1/4/1
1/7/3/2
1/1/5/1
3/2/3/2
0/2/2/1
1/6/2/1
3/2/0/2
1/0/3/2
2/0/3/2
2/0/4/1
KICKOFF COVERAGE
Team
G
North Alabama
12
Valdosta State
14
Henderson State
10
West Alabama
10
Harding
10
Arkansas Tech
10
Delta State
12
Ouachita Baptist
10
Southern Arkansas 10
West Georgia
11
Arkansas-Monticello 11
No.
81
97
54
41
65
57
73
44
46
53
50
Yards
4,876
5,414
3,072
2,231
3,654
3,252
4,128
2,303
2288
2,591
2,475
Avg.
60.2
55.8
56.9
54.4
56.2
57.1
56.5
52.3
49.7
48.9
49.5
Retn
1,380
1,561
910
637
1,104
1,144
1350
835
758
1,019
1,055
TB
5
2
3
3
6
0
5
0
3
2
0
NetAvg
41.9
39.3
38.9
37.4
37.4
37.0
36.7
33.4
32.0
28.9
28.4
PENALTIES
Team
Ouachita Baptist
North Alabama
Southern Arkansas
Arkansas Tech
Harding
Valdosta State
West Georgia
Arkansas-Monticello
Henderson State
Delta State
G
No
Yds
Avg/G
10
12
10
10
10
14
11
11
10
12
74
98
82
82
82
108
88
93
106
128
658
811
694
717
723
1015
825
869
838
1420
65.8
67.6
69.4
71.7
72.3
72.5
75.0
79.0
83.8
118.3
West Georgia Wolves
77
GSC TEAM STATS
OPPONENT PENALTIES
Team
Ouachita Baptist
West Alabama
West Georgia
Southern Arkansas
Arkansas Tech
North Alabama
Delta State
Harding
Arkansas-Monticello
Valdosta State
Henderson State
ONSIDE-KICK ALLOWED
G
No
Yds
Avg/G
10
10
11
10
10
12
12
10
11
14
10
101
105
97
112
94
93
87
83
85
102
60
978
974
1059
894
808
920
872
672
713
835
469
97.8
97.4
96.3
89.4
80.8
76.7
72.7
67.2
64.8
59.6
46.9
Team
Harding
Valdosta State
Arkansas-Monticello
Arkansas Tech
North Alabama
West Alabama
Delta State
Henderson State
Ouachita Baptist
Southern Arkansas
West Georgia
4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS
Team
Ouachita Baptist
West Georgia
Valdosta State
Arkansas-Monticello
Delta State
North Alabama
Southern Arkansas
Arkansas Tech
West Alabama
Harding
Henderson State
Conv
Att
Pct
10
11
14
11
12
12
10
10
10
10
10
11
12
11
18
11
11
11
11
11
5
7
16
20
20
33
24
24
24
25
31
15
22
68.8
60.0
55.0
54.5
45.8
45.8
45.8
44.0
35.5
33.3
31.8
Conv
Att
Pct
Delta State
Henderson State
Ouachita Baptist
Valdosta State
Southern Arkansas
West Georgia
Arkansas-Monticello
Arkansas Tech
North Alabama
Harding
West Alabama
12
10
10
14
10
11
11
10
12
10
10
5
8
6
17
7
9
10
14
14
13
14
21
20
15
40
16
19
20
28
27
21
20
23.8
40.0
40.0
42.5
43.8
47.4
50.0
50.0
51.9
61.9
70.0
Team
G
Team
Ouachita Baptist
Valdosta State
Henderson State
North Alabama
Harding
Delta State
Arkansas Tech
Arkansas-Monticello
Southern Arkansas
West Georgia
West Alabama
Sacks
Yds
12
14
12
10
10
10
10
11
11
10
10
48
38
35
26
20
20
20
16
13
13
13
377
307
192
136
161
149
148
99
81
70
80
Arkansas-Monticello
Southern Arkansas
Harding
Ouachita Baptist
West Alabama
West Georgia
Henderson State
Arkansas Tech
Valdosta State
North Alabama
Delta State
78
Conv
10
14
10
12
10
12
10
11
10
11
10
80
80
56
63
57
71
59
65
59
65
45
Att
Pct
181
185
137
159
146
182
152
177
162
188
146
44.2
43.2
40.9
39.6
39.0
39.0
38.8
36.7
36.4
34.6
30.8
G
Conv
Att
Pct
12
10
12
14
10
10
10
10
11
11
10
55
46
62
80
51
51
63
58
60
67
72
210
157
178
220
137
130
156
141
145
156
160
26.2
29.3
34.8
36.4
37.2
39.2
40.4
41.1
41.4
42.9
45.0
G
Made
Att
Pct
G
10
10
11
14
10
12
12
10
11
10
10
Made
30
26
36
65
36
53
45
22
22
36
27
Att
31
27
38
69
40
59
51
25
25
42
37
Pct
.968
.963
.947
.942
.900
.898
.882
.880
.880
.857
.730
TIME OF POSSESSION
Team
TIME OF POSSESSION
Southern Arkansas
Ouachita Baptist
Arkansas-Monticello
North Alabama
West Georgia
West Alabama
Henderson State
Delta State
Harding
Valdosta State
Arkansas Tech
G
Total Time
Avg/G
G
10
10
11
12
11
10
10
12
10
14
10
Total Time
320:54
320:12
344:32
369:03
337:47
298:41
297:43
354:34
293:53
409:12
252:09
Avg/G
32:05
32:01
31:19
30:45
30:42
29:52
29:46
29:32
29:23
29:13
25:12
SACKS AGAINST
Onside
0-4
0-2
0-1
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
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G
Delta State
Henderson State
North Alabama
Valdosta State
West Alabama
Ouachita Baptist
Harding
Southern Arkansas
West Georgia
Arkansas-Monticello
Arkansas Tech
Team
Henderson State
Arkansas Tech
West Alabama
North Alabama
Ouachita Baptist
Valdosta State
Southern Arkansas
Harding
Arkansas-Monticello
Delta State
West Georgia
ON-SIDE-KICK SUCCESS
G
11
10
10
10
10
11
10
10
14
12
12
PAT KICKING
Southern Arkansas
Ouachita Baptist
Arkansas-Monticello
Valdosta State
Harding
North Alabama
Delta State
West Alabama
West Georgia
Arkansas Tech
Henderson State
Team
SACKS
Team
PAT KICKING
Team
Percent
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
OPPONENT 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS
G
Delta State
Valdosta State
North Alabama
Henderson State
Southern Arkansas
Arkansas Tech
Ouachita Baptist
Arkansas-Monticello
West Georgia
West Alabama
Harding
Onside
0-2
0-2
0-2
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS
G
OPPONENT 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS
Team
G
10
14
11
10
12
10
12
10
10
10
11
Percent
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
G
Sacks
Yds
10
10
10
12
10
14
10
10
11
12
11
11
11
13
16
17
20
23
30
31
31
39
80
74
113
162
105
144
147
196
225
188
223
FIELD GOALS
Team
West Georgia
Southern Arkansas
Valdosta State
North Alabama
Harding
Ouachita Baptist
Delta State
West Alabama
Henderson State
Arkansas Tech
Arkansas-Monticello
G
Made
Att
Pct
11
10
14
12
10
10
12
10
10
10
11
15
7
13
11
9
8
8
4
2
1
3
17
8
20
17
14
13
19
11
6
3
10
.882
.875
.650
.647
.643
.615
.421
.364
.333
.333
.300
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2007 GSC INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS
Points Scored ................... 26 .... Justin Ray Arkansas Tech at Harding Nov 03, 07
Touchdowns ....................... 4 .... Justin Ray Arkansas Tech at Harding Nov 03, 07
Total Offense Yards ......... 570 .... Scott Buisson Ark-Monticello vs. Harding Sep 22, 07
Rushing Yards ................ 275 .... J.l. Williams Ark-Monticello at West Georgia Oct 20, 07
Rushing attempts .............. 42 .....Willie Hopson Ouachita Baptist vs. Ark-Monticello Sep 15, 07
Rushing Tds........................ 4 .... Justin Ray Arkansas Tech at Harding Nov 03, 07
Longest Rush .................... 91 .... Brandenn Picket North Alabama at Harding Sep 13, 07
Passing Yards ................. 529 .... David Knighton Harding vs. Arkansas Tech Nov 03, 07
Passing attempts ............... 62 .... David Knighton Harding vs. Arkansas Tech Nov 03, 07
Passing Tds......................... 7 .... David Knighton Harding vs. Arkansas Tech Nov 03, 07
Longest Pass ..................... 80 .... Scott Buisson Ark-Monticello vs. Harding Sep 22, 07
......................................... 80 .... Dedrick Wilson Delta State vs. Arkansas Tech Oct 06, 07
Passes Completed ............. 46 .... David Knighton Harding vs. Arkansas Tech Nov 03, 07
Receiving Yards .............. 210 .... Tim Harris Ark-Monticello vs. Harding Sep 22, 07
Receptions........................ 14 .... Cedric Jones Valdosta State at Arkansas Tech Sep 22, 07
Receiving Tds ..................... 3 ....Jimmy Howard West Georgia at Harding Oct 04, 07
........................................... 3 .... Tracey Stiger Arkansas Tech vs. Ouachita Baptist Oct 20, 07
........................................... 3 .... Jywin Ceasar Ark-Monticello at West Alabama Oct 25, 07
........................................... 3 .... Jeffrey Felton Valdosta State at Ark-Monticello Nov 03, 07
Longest Reception ............ 80 .... Tim Harris Ark-Monticello vs. Harding Sep 22, 07
......................................... 80 .... Eric Marshall Delta State vs. Arkansas Tech Oct 06, 07
Field Goal attempts ............. 5 .... Mitch Warfield West Alabama at West Georgia Oct 13, 07
........................................... 5 .... Trey Adams Delta State at Ark-Monticello Nov 10, 07
Field Goals Made ....................4 ....J. Guberman West Georgia vs. Ark-Monticello Oct 20, 07
Longest Field Goal ............ 47 .... Scott Shurden North Alabama at Harding Sep 13, 07
......................................... 47 .... Scott Shurden North Alabama at Arkansas Tech Sep 29, 07
......................................... 47 .... Trey Adams Delta State at Ark-Monticello Nov 10, 07
Pat Kicks attempted ............ 9 .... Zac Williams Valdosta State at Fort Valley State Sep 08, 07
........................................... 9 .... Ryan Ferrell Harding vs. Arkansas Tech Nov 03, 07
........................................... 9 .... Zac Williams Valdosta State at Ark-Monticello Nov 03, 07
Pat Kicks Made ................... 9 .... Zac Williams Valdosta State at Ark-Monticello Nov 03, 07
Punts ........................... 12 ....J. Guberman West Georgia at Delta State Oct 27, 07
......................................... 10 .... Zach Massingill Southern Arkansas vs. Harding Oct 20, 07
........................................... 9 .... Zach Massingill Southern Arkansas at Nicholls St. Sep 08, 07
........................................... 9 .... Garett Manning Henderson State at Delta State Sep 15, 07
........................................... 9 .... Criag Mcfarlin Ouachita Baptist at North Alabama Oct 06, 07
Yards Punted ............. 471 ....J. Guberman West Georgia at Delta State Oct 27, 07
....................................... 378 .... Criag Mcfarlin Ouachita Baptist vs. Delta State Sep 22, 07
....................................... 368 .... Zach Massingill Southern Arkansas vs. Harding Oct 20, 07
....................................... 363 .... Steven Wright Valdosta State vs. Delta State Oct 11, 07
Longest Punt ..................... 75 .... M. Podobnik Arkansas Tech at Northeastern St. Aug 30, 07
......................................74 ... J. Guberman West Georgia at Clark Atlanta Sep 01, 07
......................................... 65 .... M. Canterbury Harding at Southern Arkansas Oct 20, 07
......................................... 63 .... M. Podobnik Arkansas Tech at Harding Nov 03, 07
Punt Returns....................... 5 .... Clarence Wright So. Arkansas vs. West Alabama Sep 15, 07
........................................... 5 .... Ed Gant North Alabama vs. Ouachita Baptist Oct 06, 07
Punt Return Yards .......... 103 .... S. Reynolds Valdosta State vs. North Alabama Dec 01, 07
Longest Punt Return ......... 84 .... Greg Godfrey Henderson State vs. Ark-Monticello Oct 06, 07
Punt Return Tds.................. 1 .... Shawn Harris Valdosta State vs. Albany State Sep 01, 07
........................................... 1 .... Greg Godfrey Henderson State at West Georgia Sep 29, 07
........................................... 1 .... Roger King Valdosta State vs. Ouachita Baptist Sep 29, 07
........................................... 1 .... Greg Godfrey Henderson State vs. Ark-Monticello Oct 06, 07
........................................... 1 .... Donnie Powell Valdosta State vs. Delta State Oct 11, 07
........................................... 1 .... Terrance Boykin Arkansas Tech at Henderson St. Oct 13, 07
........................................... 1 .... Tario Dansby Arkansas Tech at Henderson State Oct 13, 07
........................................... 1 .... Jon Douglas North Alabama vs. Delta State Oct 18, 07
........................................... 1 .... Tracey Stiger Arkansas Tech at Harding Nov 03, 07
........................................... 1 .... Maurice Leggett Valdosta State vs. West Georgia Nov 08, 07
........................................... 1 .... S. Reynolds Valdosta State vs. North Alabama Dec 01, 07
........................................... 1 .... Roger King Valdosta State vs. North Alabama Dec 01, 07
Kick Returns ....................... 9 .... J. Thornton Ark-Monticello vs. Delta State Nov 10, 07
Kick Return Yards ........... 216 .... Terry Allen West Alabama vs. Harding Sep 29, 07
Longest Kick Return........ 100 .... Terry Allen West Alabama vs. Harding Sep 29, 07
Kick Return Tds .................. 1 .... Terry Allen West Alabama vs. Harding Sep 29, 07
........................................... 1 .... Jeremy Ricks Delta State at Valdosta State Oct 11, 07
........................................... 1 .... Jeremy Ricks Delta State vs. West Georgia Oct 27, 07
........................................... 1 .... Terry Allen West Alabama at North Alabama Nov 10, 07
........................................... 1 .... Ronnye Nelson Valdosta State vs. North Alabama Dec 01, 07
Interceptions ...................... 2 .... Roland Perkins So. Arkansas at North Alabama Sep 22, 07
........................................... 2 .... Bobby Brooks North Alabama vs. So. Arkansas Sep 22, 07
........................................... 2 .... Jamario McClain Ouachita Baptist vs. So. Arkansas Oct 13, 07
........................................... 2 .... Tito Jose Arkansas Tech at Henderson State Oct 13, 07
........................................... 2 .... Tariq Ali West Alabama at West Georgia Oct 13, 07
........................................... 2 .... Craig Fox North Alabama vs. Delta State Oct 18, 07
........................................... 2 .... Joe Bryant Arkansas Tech vs. Ouachita Baptist Oct 20, 07
........................................... 2 .... Scooter White Ark-Monticello at West Alabama Oct 25, 07
........................................... 2 .... Tracy Brown Harding at Henderson State Oct 27, 07
........................................... 2 .... Rashad Rayner Harding vs. Arkansas Tech Nov 03, 07
........................................... 2 .... Donald White Ouachita Baptist at Harding Nov 10, 07
........................................... 2 .... Ja. Wiggins Delta State at Ark-Monticello Nov 10, 07
Interception Return Yds.... 98 .... Tario Dansby Arkansas Tech vs. North Alabama Sep 29, 07
Longest Interception Rtn... 98 .... Tario Dansby Arkansas Tech vs. North Alabama Sep 29, 07
Interception Return Tds...... 1 .... Darnei Bates Henderson State vs. Texas College Aug 25, 07
........................................... 1 .... Maurice Leggett Valdosta State at Fort Valley State Sep 08, 07
........................................... 1 .... Jacobi Avery West Alabama at Henderson State Sep 20, 07
........................................... 1 .... Tario Dansby Arkansas Tech vs. North Alabama Sep 29, 07
........................................... 1 .... Lavar Wyatt Ark-Monticello at Missouri-rolla Sep 29, 07
........................................... 1 .... Shawn Harris Valdosta St. at Southern Arkansas Oct 06, 07
........................................... 1 .... Jamaal Clark Valdosta State at Southern Arkansas Oct 06, 07
........................................... 1 .... Ja. Wiggins Delta State vs. Arkansas Tech Oct 06, 07
........................................... 1 .... David Tahi Delta State at Valdosta State Oct 11, 07
........................................... 1 .... Anton Bowen North Alabama vs. Delta State Oct 18, 07
........................................... 1 .... Devon Hughes Henderson St. at So. Arkansas Nov 10, 07
........................................... 1 .... Jon Douglas North Alabama vs. West Alabama Nov 10, 07
All-purpose Yards ........... 275 .... J.l. Williams Ark-Monticello at West Georgia Oct 20, 07
....................................... 275 .... Terry Allen West Alabama vs. Valdosta State Oct 20, 07
Tackles ........................19.0 ....Ray Mitchell West Georgia vs. Ark-Monticello Oct 20, 07
Sacks ............................... 5.0 .... Michael Eubanks Delta State vs. Shaw University Nov 17, 07
Tackles For Loss .............. 6.0 .... Michael Eubanks Delta State vs. Arkansas Tech Oct 06, 07
Ryan Poole (holder) and Jared Guberman (kicker)
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Points ................................... 69 ...... Valdosta State at Fort Valley State (9/08/07)
Total Offense Yards ............. 812 ...... Arkansas-Monticello vs. Harding (9/22/07)
Total Offense Yards/Play ...... 8.7 ...... Arkansas-Monticello vs. Harding (9/22/07)
Rushing Yards ...............489...... Ark-Monticello at West Georgia (10/20/07)
Rushing Attempts ............67...... Ark-Monticello at West Georgia (10/20/07)
Rushing TDs ........................... 6 ...... Southern Arkansas at Arkansas Tech (10/27/07)
............................................... 6 ...... Delta State at Arkansas-Monticello (11/10/07)
Longest Rush ........................ 91 ...... North Alabama at Harding (9/13/07)
Passing Yards ..................... 529 ...... Harding vs. Arkansas Tech (11/03/07)
Passing Attempts ................... 62 ...... Harding vs. Arkansas Tech (11/03/07)
Passing TDs ............................ 7 ...... Harding vs. Arkansas Tech (11/03/07)
Longest Pass ......................... 80 ...... Arkansas-Monticello vs. Harding (9/22/07)
............................................. 80 ...... Delta State vs. Arkansas Tech (10/06/07)
Passes Completed ................. 46 ...... Harding vs. Arkansas Tech (11/03/07)
Field Goal Attempts ...........5...... West Alabama at West Georgia (10/13/07)
............................................... 5 ...... Delta State at Arkansas-Monticello (11/10/07)
Field Goals Made...............4...... West Georgia vs. Ark-Monticello (10/20/07)
Longest Field Goal ................ 47 ...... North Alabama at Harding (9/13/07)
............................................. 47 ...... North Alabama Arkansas Tech (9/29/07)
............................................. 47 ...... Delta State at Arkansas-Monticello (11/10/07)
PAT Kicks Attempted ............... 9 ...... Valdosta State at Fort Valley State (9/08/07)
............................................... 9 ...... Harding vs. Arkansas Tech (11/03/07)
............................................... 9 ...... Valdosta State at Arkansas-Monticello (11/03/07)
..........................................9...... North Alabama vs. West Georgia (11/3/07)
PAT Kicks Made ...................... 9 ...... Valdosta State at Arkansas-Monticello (11/03/07)
Punts ...............................12...... West Georgia at Delta State (10/27/07)
Longest Punt ......................... 75 ...... Arkansas Tech at Northeastern State (8/30/070
Yards Punted .............. 471 ......West Georgia at Delta State (10/27/07)
Punt Returns........................... 6 ...... Southern Arkansas vs. West Alabama (9/15/07)
..........................................6...... Delta State vs. West Georgia (10/27/07)
Punt Return Yards .............. 183 ...... Valdosta State vs. North Alabama (12/01/07)
Punt Return TDs ..................... 2 ...... Arkansas Tech at Henderson State (10/13/07)
............................................... 2 ...... Valdosta State vs. North Alabama (12/01/07)
Longest Punt Return ............. 84 ...... Henderson State vs. Ark-Monticello (10/06/07)
Kick Returns ........................... 9 ...... Harding vs. North Alabama (9/13/07)
....................................... 9 ......West Georgia vs. Arkansas Tech (9/15/07)
....................................... 9 ......West Georgia at Harding (10/04/07)
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............................................... 9 ...... Harding vs. Arkansas Tech (11/03/07)
..........................................9...... West Georgia at North Alabama (11/03/07)
............................................... 9 ...... Southern Arkansas vs. Henderson St. (11/10/07)
Kick Return Yards ............... 243 ...... Southern Arkansas vs. Henderson St. (11/10/07)
Longest Kick Return............ 100 ...... West Alabama vs. Harding (9/29/07)
Kick Return TDs ..................... 1 ...... West Alabama vs. Harding (9/29/07)
............................................... 1 ...... Delta State at Valdosta State (10/11/07)
..........................................1...... Delta State vs. West Georgia (10/27/07)
............................................... 1 ...... West Alabama at North Alabama (11/10/07)
............................................... 1 ...... Valdosta State vs. North Alabama (12/01/07)
Interceptions .......................... 5 ...... North Alabama vs. Delta State (10/18/07)
Interception Return Yards .. 166 ...... Valdosta State at Southern Arkansas (10/06/07)
Longest Interception Return . 98 ...... Arkansas Tech vs. North Alabama (9/29/07)
Interception Return TDs ......... 2 ...... Valdosta State at Southern Arkansas (10/06/07)
Fumble Lost ............................ 5 ...... Arkansas Tech at Delta State (10/06/07)
Fumble Recovered .................. 5 ...... Delta State vs. Arkansas Tech (10/06/07)
Sacked By Opponent............... 7 ...... Ouachita Baptist vs. Henderson St. (11/01/2007)
............................................... 7 ...... Delta State at North Alabama (11/24/07)
QB Sacks .............................. 10 ...... Delta State vs. Shaw University (11/17/07)
Turnovers Committed ............. 7 ...... Southern Arkansas at North Alabama (9/22/07)
............................................... 7 ...... Southern Arkansas vs. Valdosta State (10/06/07)
............................................... 7 ...... Arkansas Tech at Delta State (10/06/07)
..........................................7...... Delta State vs. West Georgia ( 10/27/07)
Turnovers Caused ................... 7 ...... Henderson State vs. Texas College (8/25/07)
............................................... 7 ...... North Alabama vs. Southern Arkansas (9/22/07)
............................................... 7 ...... Valdosta State at Southern Arkansas (10/06/07)
............................................... 7 ...... Delta State vs. Arkansas Tech (10/06/07)
..........................................7...... West Georgia at Delta State (10/27/07)
First Downs .......................... 39 ...... Harding vs. Arkansas Tech (11/03/07)
1st Downs Rushing ..........27...... Ark-Monticello at West Georgia (10/20/07)
1st Downs Passing ................ 28 ...... Harding vs. Arkansas Tech (11/03/07)
1st Downs By Penalty .............. 6 ...... Delta State at Ouachita Baptist (9/22/07)
............................................... 6 ...... Southern Arkansas at Delta State (9/27/07)
..........................................6...... West Georgia vs. Henderson State (9/29/07)
............................................... 6 ...... Valdosta State vs. Delta State (10/11/07)
Penalties ............................... 22 ...... Delta State at Ouachita Baptist (9/22/07)
Penalties Yards..............235...... Delta State vs. West Georgia (10/27/07)
RECORDS
UWG FOOTBALL… FROM A TO Z
This year’s edition of UWG Football A-to-Z is a two-fold celebration. As UWG football enters a new and exciting era, we’ll look
forward to the Wolves’ first season under the direction of new coach
Daryl Dickey.
Also, the 2008 season marks the 10th anniversary of the most
improbable of West Georgia’s three Gulf South Conference title
team. Though UWG’s championship squads weren’t preseason league
favorites in 1997 or 2000, they were ranked among the league’s top
squads and were nationally ranked at the seasons’ outset.
The 1998 season was a far different story. Under first year head
coach Glenn Spencer, West Georgia was picked sixth in the annual
GSC preseason poll. One GSC head coach thought so little of the
Braves that he picked them last.
UWG was armed with a chip on its shoulder, not to mention
good players and good coaching, and a huge dose of self-confidence.
“We’ll win one or two (tough) games just because these guys think
they’re supposed to,” said Spencer, prior to the season.
The 1998 West Georgia Braves won 10 games; some tough and
some were blowouts. They also won a ring, always a good way to
garner a measure of respect.
A – Anderson, Matt: His numbers weren’t overwhelming, not unusual
for a tight end, but this Division I (Troy State) transfer was a key
offensive contributor to the Braves’ title run. Though the Marietta
native was best known for his blocking prowess, Anderson caught 11
passes for 111 yards and a touchdown. That score, a 22-yard strike
vs. Delta State, earned Anderson the team’s top offensive honors for
the game vs. the Statesmen.
B – Blocked Punt: Special teams excellence was a given for West
Georgia football in the 90s, and the 1998 season was no exception.
The most memorable special teams play of that, or perhaps any other
UWG season, came on a sweltering October evening in Grisham
Stadium vs. powerhouse North Alabama. With the Braves up 3-0
last in the first period, UNA All-America Tony Faggioni had a punt
taken off his foot, literally, by West Georgia’s Anthony Johnson. The
backup wide receiver never broke stride on his 30-yard sprint to the
end zone. Johnson’s play was huge as West Georgia prevailed in a
24-17 decision.
C – Cooper, Vinson: Talk about your impact transfers! This Savannah
native was all that, and more, for the Braves’ in 1998. Cooper, who
signed out of high school with South Carolina, came to UWG from
the junior college ranks and made an impact from the first snap. He
earned All-America, All-South Region and All-GSC honors while
leading the team with eight sacks and 15 tackles for loss. He was
the Braves’ defensive player of the game vs. Mars Hill and North
Alabama. In the latter, Cooper was also GSC Defensive Player of the
Week as his dramatic stop on a fourth-and-goal in the final seconds
preserved a West Georgia win.
D – Dickerson, J.D.: There was more than one impact transfer on
UWG’s record setting 1998 defensive unit. Among three who
earned post-season honors was this Wrightsville native who came to
Carrollton from Georgia Southern. Dickerson was All-GSC Second
Team after leading the Braves with 110 tackles from his strong safety
position. He was also named GSC Defensive Player of the Week and
was presented the game ball for his performance in a key road win at
Central Arkansas.
E – Eagles: The moniker of an old nemesis that, for the third time in
four seasons, ended West Georgia’s season in the NCAA Playoffs.
The Carson-Newman Eagles stopped the Braves, 30-20, in Jefferson
City, Tenn. Unlike their previous visit to Burke-Tarr Stadium two
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seasons earlier, West Georgia put up quite a battle in this one. Jeremy
Clements threw for 297 yards, including scoring strikes to Roscoe
Pounds and Anthony Johnson. However, the Eagles’ veer-option
attack was more than UWG could overcome in a loss that ended a
10-2 season.
F – Farias, Robert: Championship teams feature big-time players making big-time plays. Coaches call them difference makers. However,
there are always times when an unsung hero is required to step
forward in a vital situation. Enter this junior quarterback from Riverside, Calif. Farias had been the Braves’ opening night starter under
center, but lost his job when Clements led UWG to an overtime win
over Presbyterian. But, when a head blow knocked Clements out in
the fourth quarter vs. North Alabama, Farias entered to rescue the
day. He led an eight-play, 85-yard drive for the Braves’ game-winning score.
G – Grace, Oyemon: West Georgia’s list of all-time All-America players
includes this gifted linebacker from Warner Robins. Grace earned
the honor in 1999, but his performance during the ’98 title run was
more than exemplary. The former AJC player of the year had 68
tackles, including five for loss, as part of a trio of linebackers (Grace,
Casey Pennone and Matt Mosley) that ranks among the finest units
in school history. Also, his fourth quarter blocked punt provided the
points that sealed UWG’s 26-13 win over Valdosta State to clinch
the GSC title.
H – Hill, Twuan: Though his season was cut short by injury, this
talented wide receiver from New Smyrna Beach, Fla., was a top
weapon for the Braves’ attack in 1998. Hill’s biggest moment came
in UWG’s victory in Conway vs. Central Arkansas. He was on the
receiving end of a 72-yard scoring pass from Pounds for the tying
score as the Braves erased an early, 14-0 deficit. UWG won the game,
35-21.
I – Ivie, Steve: Few players contributed in more different ways than did
this Lithonia native during his UWG career. Ivie, the son of former
major league star Mike Ivie, came to West Georgia as a quarterback.
The combination of injuries and Ivie’s athleticism resulted in him
playing a variety of positions. His biggest moment, however, came
in the regular season finale vs. Valdosta State. His 41-yard, fourth
quarter TD scamper with a screen pass gave the Braves a 10-point
lead, and some breathing room, in a win over the Blazers.
J – Jam: A synonym for predicament, a jam is what the Braves found
themselves in during their late October trip to Delta State. West
Georgia entered the game against the powerful Statesmen shorthanded, after several key players were left home due to disciplinary
reasons. And, this was not the venue or the opponent to have bullets
missing from the gun. The Statesmen put three early scores on the
board, then coasted home to a 34-10 win, handing UWG their only
regular season loss.
K – Kincaid, David: You had to love a player who shows up for the first
day of preseason camp with a pet snake. A North Carolina native,
Kincaid (without his ophidian) was a top special teams star during
the Braves’ title run. The reserve tight end, who was an outstanding
blocker, was twice named UWG’s special teams player of the week:
vs. Central Arkansas and Carson-Newman in ’98.
L – Lithia Springs: The hometown of UWG’s first year head coach,
Glenn Spencer. After spending eight years on the staff, minus a
two-week sojourn to Gardner-Webb, Spencer was elevated to the
head coach job in March, following the departure of Charlie Fisher
to a post on the staff at North Carolina State. In three seasons as the
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Braves’ coach, Spencer led his teams to two GSC titles, two NCAA
playoff appearances, and a record of 28-7.
M – Mosely, Matt: Nicknamed “Gator”, this native of Seminole County
was a vital cog in West Georgia’s record-setting defensive unit in
1998. He was fourth on the team in total tackles with 76, and
second in tackles for loss with 11. Also, Mosely was named UWG’s
defensive player of the game following the season opening, 24-21,
overtime thriller over Presbyterian.
N – North Carolina: UWG ventured to the Tar Heel State for only the
second time in the program’s history in their Week 2 visit to Mars
Hall. A year before the Lions had visited Carrollton, pushing the
Braves deep into the fourth quarter before West Georgia took total
control. This one was over very early as UWG ran, figuratively and
literally, to a 31-0 halftime lead and a 37-0 win. The Braves ran for
359 yards against the Lions, including two 100-yard performances.
Steve Duncan carried 16 times for 137 yards and three TDs, while
Kevin Carroll had 12 carries for 103 yards.
O – Offensive Line: An unsung backbone of almost any championship
team is the blocking corps. For this West Georgia team, however,
unsung might not have been the appropriate word. The 1998 offensive line ranked among the best of many great one tutored by
Gary Otten during his many years on the UWG staff. Tackle Chris
Williams was a two-time All-America, guard Jonathan Brinson and
center Matt Fendley both earned post season honors, and the unit’s
newcomer, sophomore Abed Taha, also developed into a two-time
All-America later in his career. Both Williams and Taha are members
of the University of West Georgia Athletic Hall of Fame.
P – Pounders: The offensive line wasn’t the only stellar unit on the
1998 West Georgia Braves. UWG’s defensive line did its share of
pounding all season. Tutored by former team captain and Braves star
Roberto Pinilla, this unit was outstanding all season. The ends; AllAmerica Vinson Cooper, Pat Brown, and Courtney Roebuck were
all big playmakers. Inside, the Braves had GSC Freshman of the Year
Channing Williams, Pierre Pluviose, and Chip Horton. Was it any
wonder the Braves’ linebackers had so much freedom to roam and
make plays?
Q – Queen: Homecoming activities always feature the crowning of a
queen. In 1998, the Braves did their part to make the proceedings
festive with a major beat down of Henderson State. UWG’s 54-3 win
over the Reddies was the most one-sided Homecoming win in school
history. It was a huge day for defense as West Georgia held their
visitors to but 123 yards offense and forced four turnovers. Jeremy
Clements threw four TD passes, while Dennison Robinson and J.D.
Dickerson each returned an interception for a score.
R – Robinson, Dennison: Still going strong as an Arena Football
League star, this native of Baton Rouge, La., was a rock in the Braves’
secondary in 1998. Robinson earned All-GSC Second Team honors,
leading the league with seven interceptions. He also has a 93-yard
punt return for a score in the win over Arkansas-Monticello, the
longest of the season in the GSC. Robinson, now with AFL’s Chicago Rush, was this season named the Arena Football League ADT
Defensive Player of the Year.
S – Sanders, Grant: A common thread through this section of looking
back at the 1998 GSC title team has been special teams excellence.
At the center of much of that success, no pun intended, was this native of Dewey Rose. His precision helped placement specialist Jeremy
Coates to a record setting career. Also, he had eight tackles following
punt snaps to Justin Allen, helping UWG surrender only 111 punt
return yards for the entire season.
T – Turner, Brian: West Georgia football big run in the 1990s featured
many stars. However, the Braves’ success would never have happened
without contributions from players like Turner. At one time a defensive end, Turner worked on getting bigger and stronger. By his senior
season the Lawrenceville native was a mainstay at offensive guard for
UWG’s title team.
U – Umbrella: This weather protection device was only a small part of
the protective gear needed when the Braves made their first ever visit
to Buerkle Field to face Arkansas Tech. A cold rain, coupled with a
wind chill factor in the 20s, made for conditions that were charitably
described as miserable. Still, one week away from a showdown with
Valdosta State, West Georgia remained focused on the task at hand
to score a hard-fought, 14-7 win over the Wonder Boys. Steve Duncan rolled for 179 yards rushing and one touchdown, plus he caught
a two-point conversion pass. Two field goals from Jeremy Coates
provided UWG’s other points in what is still the program’s only win
ever in Russellville.
V – Vapid: Prior to the 2008 season many thought this adjective would
be ideal to describe the state of West Georgia football: “lacking or
having lost life or sharpness.” Picked sixth in the GSC preseason
poll, West Georgia was voted last by one league head coach. Those
projections, as it turned, were… vapid.
W – Williams, Chris – A leader and a performer, this native of
Swainsboro still ranks among the most decorated and celebrated
players ever to wear the blue-and-red. Williams, a tri-captain of
the 98 title team, was a two-time All-America and twice earned
berths on the All-Region and All-Gulf south Conference Teams.
Also, he was a first ballot selection to the UWG Athletic Hall of
Fame.
X – X-Receiver: This was the terminology given in the Braves’ terminology of the day to, mostly, the split end position. It was a spot
manned quite nicely by Roscoe Pounds. A Villa Rica native, Pounds
came to UWG in 1997 as a quarterback from Jones County (Miss.)
Community College. He led the 98 Braves with 62 receptions for
915 yards and 10 touchdowns. Pounds remains UWG’s career pass
reception record holder with 154, including catches in a school
record 32 straight games.
Y – Youth: Despite the newness of many players, the 1998 West Georgia
Braves were not a young team. Redshirt freshman defensive tackle
Channing Williams made the most impact of any of the newcomers
as he won GSC Freshman of the Year honors. Also playing a prominent role as a redshirt freshman was defensive back Nate Coggins.
Though not a starter for the season opener vs. Presbyterian, Coggins
was on the field midway in the first period and he never left. The
Atlanta native and two-time All-America started a school record 45
straight games and was a 2007 inductee of the UWG Athletic Hall
of Fame.
Z – Zip Job: West Georgia’s record-setting defense pitched one shutout
in 1998, a Week Two shellacking of Mars Hill. What was UWG’s
most impressive defensive performance of the season came, perhaps,
in an opening night in an overtime epic vs. Presbyterian. The Braves
trailed this one 21-0 just 10 minutes into the season. But, from that
moment forward, West Georgia’s defense put the clamps on the Blue
Hose and their high-flying attack. They shutout PC over the game’s
final 40 minutes, and during the first period of overtime, to secure a
dramatic opening night win. It was a win that proved to be a springboard to a magical football season.
West Georgia Wolves
83
PAST SEASONS 1946-2007
COACH LEVEN
HAZELGROVE
1951-53 • 4-18-2
COACH EARL WHEBY
1946-47 • 3-12-2
0
6
0
13
0
7
7
6
0
0
6
7
21
12
12
13
13
1946
(0-6-1)
Fort McPherson
Brewton-Parker
Georgia Military
Fort McClellan
Jacksonville State
Russell High Alum
South Georgia
1947
(3-6-1)
Georgia Military
Tennessee Wesleyan
Gordon Military
Middle Georgia
Darlington Prep
Troy State
St. Bernard
Jacksonville State
South Georgia
TOBACCO BOWL
Norman Park
12
6
12
34
39
13
30
7
44
26
20
7
13
6
31
15
6
20
13
0
6
7
6
0
46
18
25
24
19
33
8
50
1949
(0-8-1)
0
0
6
13
7
6
12
13
0
84
Brevard
Gordon Military
Georgia Military
Middle Georgia
Chipola
Marion Institute
Hiawassee
St. Bernard
South Georgia
West Georgia Wolves
6
0
0
0
7
12
0
0
1951
(0-8-0)
Middle Georgia
Gordon Military
Tennessee Wesleyan
Hiawasse
Georgia Military
Middle Georgia
Marion Institute
North Greenville
40
46
41
32
32
43
52
26
7
26
0
13
7
6
7
12
1952
(2-5-1)
Marion Institute
Sewanee “B”
Tennessee Wesleyan
Hiawassee
Troy State
Jacksonville State
Middle Georgia
North Greenville
27
0
25
6
44
40
7
20
0
0
6
13
0
0
7
7
1953
(2-5-1)
Atlanta General Depot
Marion Institute
Tennessee Wesleyan
Hiawassee
Jacksonville State
Georgia Military
Middle Georgia
North Greenville
0
13
26
7
40
20
45
0
0
COACH
HENRY “SHAG” WELCH
1948-50 • 2-22-1
1948
(1-7-0)
Georgia Military
Gordon Military
Middle Georgia
Chipola
Marion Institute
Troy State
St. Bernard
South Georgia
7
0
13
21
6
0
6
1950
(1-7-0)
Gordon Military
St. Bernard
Middle Georgia
Tennessee Wesleyan
Marion Institute
Hiawassee
St. Bernard
0
12
60
7
43
19
44
20
45
19
6
19
20
32
9
7
COACH BILL EMERSON
1954-55 • 3-12-1
25
8
7
0
0
6
1954
(1-5-0)
Warner Robins Civilians
Gordon Military
Hiawassee
Jacksonville State
Georgia Military
Pearl River, Miss.
0
13
20
38
45
83
6
6
18
0
6
7
29
21
1955
(2-5-1)
Warner Robins Civilians
South Georgia
Gordon Military
Middle Georgia
Gordon Military
Georgia Military
Middle Georiga
Camden Military, S.C.
COACH BOBBY PATE
1981-84 • 28-15-0
0
25
19
0
13
34
7
61
COACH BEN THOMPSON
1956 • 1-7-0
0
6
12
20
14
7
6
0
1956
(1-7-0)
South Georgia
Gordon Military
Marion Institute
Middle Georgia
Gordon Military
Georgia Military
Middle Georgia
NE Mississippi
26
13
0
21
52
13
13
41
1981
(9-1-0)
37
41
6
27
37
42
20
35
41
at Miles
Baptist
Millsaps
at Hampden-Sydney
at Centre
Randolph-Macon
Central Florida
at Morehouse
at Maryville
NCAA SOUTH REGION
TITLE GAME
3 Widener
COACH KEN JOHNSON
1957 • 0-8-0
1957*
(0-8-0)
0 Tennessee Wesleyan
6 South Georgia
0 Gordon Military
0 Georgia Military
6 Tennessee-Martin
6 Middle Georgia
0 Southern Union
0 Middle Georgia
*First year as senior
14
12
0
0
6
0
10
NATIONAL CHAMPS
1982
(12-0-0)
45
25
41
26
59
41
51
19
COACH
RICHARD OTTINGER
1958 • 0-6-0
1958
(0-6-0)
Marion Institute
Gordon Military
South Georgia
Middle Georgia
Southern Union
Georgia Military
14
0
3
15
25
13
6
21
7
39
20
28
33
34
20
38
45
41
48
45
34
41
42
45
Miles
6
Baptist
0
at Milsaps
6
Hampden-Sydney
0
Knoxville
3
at Randolph Macon
0
at Central Florida
7
Morehouse
6
Maryville
13
NCAA SOUTH REGION
TITLE GAME
31 Widener
24
NCAA SEMIFINALS
27 Bishop
6
NCAA DIVISION III
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
14 Augustana
0
23
3
0
20
14
13
45
10
7
28
1983
(4-6-0)
Gardner-Webb
at Delta StateJacksonville StateTennessee-Martinat West AlabamaValdosta State**Newberry
at Morehouse
North Alabamaat Liberty Baptist
8
35
38
18
28
20
33
13
49
7
5
41
15
10
34
52
13
24
0
3
33
1984
(3-8-0)
at Gardner Webb
Samford
at Jacksonville StateTroy Stateat West AlabamaLiberty Baptist
Valdosta State**at Mississippi Delta State at North AlabamaTennessee-Martin-
14
6
24
41
38
31
20
52
52
24
16
COACH FRANK VOHUN
1985-88 • 15-27-0
1985
(5-5-0)
10
62
14
0
24
12
30
20
14
21
12
30
20
14
21
at Liberty
Miles
Jacksonville Stateat Troy StateWest AlabamaValdosta State**Mississippi at Delta StateNorth Alabamaat Tennessee-MartinValdosta State**Mississippi at Delta StateNorth Alabamaat Tennessee-Martin-
7
0
35
42
14
49
28
25
19
14
49
28
25
19
14
1986
(4-7-0)
21
21
10
34
21
17
26
14
27
37
39
Liberty
at Central Florida
Clark
at Jacksonville StateTroy Stateat West AlabamaValdosta Stateat Mississippi Delta Stateat North AlabamaTennessee-Martin-
17
34
7
52
34
28
41
30
42
35
33
6
21
6
6
14
14
14
7
9
23
12
1987
(2-9-0)
at Georgia Southwestern
Clark
Jacksonville Stateat Troy StateWest Alabamaat Central Florida
at Valdosta StateMississippi at Delta StateNorth Alabamaat Tennessee-Martin-
7
0
17
44
17
52
49
37
40
13
17
14
0
3
13
17
14
8
33
16
12
1988
(4-6-0)
at Central Florida
at Jacksonville StateTroy Stateat West AlabamaSamford
Valdosta Stateat Mississippi Delta Stateat North AlabamaTennessee-Martin-
33
30
38
0
14
17
10
28
0
38
COACH MAC McWHORTER
1989 • 4-7-0
49
7
9
35
27
25
2
17
9
7
20
at Wofford
at Georgia Southern
Jacksonville Stateat Troy StateWest Alabamaat Samford
at Valdosta StateMississipi at Delta StateNorth Alabamaat Tennessee-Martin-
16
48
38
14
14
28
34
48
27
27
7
COACH CHARLIE FISHER
1990
(1-10-0)
1993
(4-6-0)
at Miles
at Troy Stateat Jacksonville StateAmerican International
at West AlabamaWofford
Valdosta Stateat Mississippi Delta Stateat North AlabamaTennessee-Martin-
1993-97 • 36-17-0
0
28
44
41
33
27
37
44
28
45
24
55
10
24
42
21
49
37
21
20
28
56
Alma
at Troy State
at Jacksonville StateClark Atlanta
West Alabamaat Wofford
at Valdosta StateMississippi at Delta StateNorth Alabamaat Lane
0
13
50
28
32
42
38
49
15
26
8
1992
(5-6-0)
16
18
10
26
47
38
42
38
35
at Samford
Livingstone
Jacksonville Stateat Clark Atlanta
at West Alabamaat Mississippi Valdosta StateKnoxville
Delta State-
7 at North Alabama62 Lane
11
12
14
23
19
27
23
27
27
14
at Elon
at Tennessee-Martin
Albany StateCentral ArkansasHarding
West AlabamaValdosta Stateat Mississippi Delta Stateat North Alabama-
25
20
24
26
22
22
16
25
7
41
1994
(7-3-0)
1991
(6-5-0)
1989
(4-7-0)
17
7
6
28
36
3
16
6
21
17
36
COACH RON JURNEY
1990-92 • 7-15-0
44
12
17
28
13
45
28
16
36
19
0
29
15
33
10
38
55
33
24
32
25
Elon at Georgia Southern
at Albany State
at Central ArkansasUnion (KY)
West Alabamaat Valdosta StateMississippi at Delta StateNorth Alabama-
24
14
0
55
7
21
49
23
20
37
1995
(8-3-0)
35
22
28
20
19
30
40
31
16
44
Elon
Jacksonville State
Southern ArkansasDelta StateNorth AlabamaMississippi Arkansas-MonticelloWest AlabamaHenderson StateValdosta StateNCAA PLAYOFFS
26 at Carson-Newman
West Georgia Wolves
6
25
4
34
15
7
7
10
6
37
85
1996
(9-3-0)
at Newberry
at Jacksonville State
Arkansas-MonticelloElon
Henderson StateTusculum
at Central ArkansasDelta Stateat West AlabamaNorth Alabamaat Valdosta StateNCAA PLAYOFFS
at Carson-Newman
10
30
48
48
13
69
30
34
47
32
42
7
1997
(8-2-0)
at North Dakota State
Mars Hill
at Arkansas-Monticello
North Carolina Central
at Henderson State
Central Arkansas
at Delta State
West Alabama
at North Alabama
Valdosta State
14
37
39
27
36
17
28
48
18
35
7
10
21
14
20
0
7
51
23
31
21
40
20
38
24
34
21
20
42
33
23
23
1999
(8-3-0)
at Presbyterian
CENTRAL ARKANSAS
at Southern Arkansas
MOREHEAD STATE
at North Alabama
WEST ALABAMA
DELTA STATE
at Henderson State
ARKANSAS TECH
at Valdosta State
45
28
38
34
31
38
31
38
35
35
35
24
2000
(10-2-0)
Presbyterian
at Albany State
Henderson StateArkansas Techat Arkansas-MonticelloSouthern Arkansasat West Alabamaat Ouachita BaptistHardingat North AlabamaValdosta Stateat Catawba$
41
31
12
7
0
18
13
9
15
21
21
1998-00 • 28-7-0
24
37
59
35
17
24
30
10
54
14
26
20
86
1998
(10-2-0)
Presbyterian
(OT) 21
at Mars Hill
0
Arkansas-Monticello14
at Central Arkansas21
Southern Arkansas13
North Alabama17
at West Alabama3
at Delta State34
Henderson State3
at Arkansas Tech7
Valdosta State13
NCAA PLAYOFFS
at Carson-Newman
30
West Georgia Wolves
14
0
14
17
21
28
10
10
13
28
45
28
COACH GARY OTTEN
2001 • 8-3-0
COACH GLENN SPENCER
35
29
33
15
25
37
35
30
31
49
6
2001
(8-3-0)
at Presbyterian
Albany State
at Henderson State*
at Arkansas Tech*
Arkansas-Monticello*
West Alabama*
Ouachita Baptist*
at Harding*
North Alabama*
at Valdosta State*
COACH MIKE LEDFORD
2002-07 • 18-45
41
10
14
29
28 OT
7
6
31
13
41
16
34
13
14
20
7
26
14
3
43
0
31
37
32
21
44
21
0
32
12
33
26
3
2002
(3-8-0)
PRESBYTERIAN
at Albany State
HENDERSON STATE
Delta State
HARDING
West Alabama
Arkansas Tech
CENTRAL ARKANSAS
North Alabama
VALDOSTA STATE
21
7
6
38
7
21
38
9
6
21
17
2003
(3-8-0)
at Presbyterian
ALBANY STATE
SOUTHERN ARKANSAS*
at Henderson State*
DELTA STATE*
at Harding*
WEST ALABAMA*
ARKANSAS TECH*
at Central Arkansas*
NORTH ALABAMA*
at Valdosta State*
14
34
52
35
61
25
35 OT
38
48
48
30
24
27
27
14
38
38
21
38
12
2004
(2-7-0)
vs. Carson-Newman
at Harding
Arkansas Tech
at West Alabama
Henderson State
at North Alabama
Valdosta State
38
28
31
28
20
45
28
21
35
35
29
42
3
27
13
35
14
49
36
19
13
10
23
34
58
9
41
31
38
19
29
2005
(7-4-0)
at Presbyterian
vs. Carson-Newman
HARDING*
ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO*
at Arkansas Tech*
WEST ALABAMA*
SOUTHERN ARKANSAS*
at Henderson State*
NORTH ALABAMA*
at Valdosta State*
0
7
21
9
16
14
20
7
12
13
2006
(1-9-0)
PRESBYTERIAN
Furman
Arkansas Tech
Henderson State
HARDING
West Alabama
Arkansas-Monticello
DELTA STATE
NORTH ALABAMA
VALDOSTA STATE
10
2428(OT)
16
34
24
14(OT)
21
26
38
23
45
35
9
34
31
30
32
9
17
10
2007
(2-9-0)
Clark-Atlanta
Georgia Southern
Arkansas Tech*
Newberry
Henderson State*
Harding*
West Alabama*
Delta State*
North Alabama*
Valdosta State*
11
21
52
64
37
49
28
35 (OT)
41
65
35
48
14
21
23
21
14
0
14
12
20
15
ALL TIME COACHES DIRECTORY 1958-2008
Head Coaches
Richard Ottinger
Bobby Pate
Frank Vohun
Mac McWhorter
Ron Jurney
Charlie Fisher
Glenn Spencer
Gary Otten
Mike Ledford
Daryl Dickey
Assistant Coaches Status
Mike Adams
Volunteer Coach
Assistant Coach
John Alexander
Graduate Assistant
Charles Anthony Assistant Coach
Karl Anthony
Student Assistant
Leo Barker
Assistant Coach
Tim Barron
Student Assistant
Brian Bohannon Graduate Assistant
Jack Brinkley
Assistant Coach
Bert Browne
Assistant Coach
Mike Bugar
Assistant Coach
Steven Campbell Graduate Assistant
D.R. Cash
Graduate Assistant
Mike Chastain
Student Assistant
Josh Clendenin
Assistant Coach
Graduate Assistant
Josh Collins
Graduate Assistant
James Colzie
Assistant Coach
John Copeland
Student Assistant
Danny Cronic
Assistant Coach
Drew Cronic
Graduate Assistant
Wayne Dabbs
Graduate Assistant
Ron Davenport
Assistant Coach
David Dean
Assistant Coach
Jeff Dean
Graduate Assistant
Justin DeShon
Graduate Assistant
Maurice Dixon
Student Assistant
Aaron Dobbins
Graduate Assistant
Archie Donaldson Graduate Assistant
Andy Dorsey
Graduate Assistant
Jeff Durden
Graduate Assistant
Mike Earwood
Assistant Coach
Chris Elam
Graduate Assistant
Mark Eldred
Student Assistant
Tom Evangelista
Graduate Assistant
Assistant Coach
Harold Farmer
Student Assistant
Jeff Farrington
Assistant Coach
Jeff Fela
Assistant Coach
Charlie Fisher
Assistant Coach
Mike Foster
Graduate Assistant
Andy Friedlander Assistant Coach
Jonathan Gastley Graduate Assistant
Allen Gaston
Assistant Coach
Russell Gray
Student Assistant
Years
2001
2002-2005
1984
2005
2008
1997
1993
1994-95
1981-84
2003-2005
1985-87
1981-82
2002
1998
2006-2007
2005
2007
2008
1996
1984
1998
2007
1991
1992-1999
1984
2005
2008
2007
1986-87
2002
1989-90
1981-86
2003
1996
1994-96
1999-2001
2000
1992-96
2008
1991-92
1987-88
2002
2001-2002
1981-83
1995
Years
1958
1981-84
1985-88
1989
1990-92
1993-1997
1998-2000
2001
2002-2007
2008-
Assistant Coaches
Bob Griffin
Glynn Griffin
Nico Guggino
Garrett Hagin
Tom Hall
Stacy Harden
Jamie Henderson
Ken Hite
Rocky Hunt
Frankey Iverson
Steve Ivie
Don Jacobs
Derrick Jackson
Forrest Jackson
Ron Jurney
Micah Kilgore
Steve Kiner
Hal Lamb
Jim Lanford
Status
Assistant Coach
Graduate Assistant
Student Assistant
Assistant Coach
Student Assistant
Graduate Assistant
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
Graduate Assistant
Student Assistant
Assistant Coach
Graduate Assistant
Graduate Assistant
Assistant Coach
Student Assistant
Graduate Assistant
Graduate Assistant
Assistant Coach
W-L-T
0-6-0
28-15-0
15-27-0
4-7-0
12-21-0
36-17-0
28-7-0
8-3-0
18-45-0
0-0-0
Years
1985
1983
1991
2007
1982-83
1989-90
2007
1990-91
2003-2005
2003
2000
1986-90
1999-00
2003
1989
2000-2001
1988
1987
1994-1998,
2000-2003
Tommy Laurendine Assistant Coach 2006
Graduate Assistant 1991-93
Louis LeBlanc
Assistant Coach 2008
Mike Ledford
Assistant Coach 1998-2001
David Lee
Graduate Assistant 1986
Ryan Locke
Mark Loudermilk Student Assistant 1987
Grady Maddox
Keith Maloof
Student Assistant 1984
Bubba May
Preston Mitchell Graduate Assistant 1991
Mike Morand
Johnny Morris
Will Muschamp
Tony Oglesby
Gary Otten
Mike Pack
John Pate
Michael Payne
Pete Peterson
Kevin Phelps
Chad Pickett
Roberto Pinilla
Assistant Coach 1998, 2001
Pct.
.000
.651
.357
.364
.364
.679
.800
.727
.286
.000
Assistant Coaches
David Pleasants
Hicks Poor
Cleve Pounds
Kevin Powers
Nick Price
Spencer Riley
Ted Roof
David Rooks
Joel Roope
Russell Rothar
Barry Russell
Mike Sanford
Lamont Seward
Mike Scott
Byron Slack
John Small
Bill Spears
Glenn Spencer
Jimmy Stokes
Toby Strange
Status
Years
Student Assistant 2004-present
Student Assistant 2001-02
Student Assistant 1994-96
Bobby Swafford
Alvin Sutherland Student Assistant 1999-00
Todd Tanney
Brad Tate
Chuck Taylor
Jody Theobald
Jeremy Varn
Frank Vohun
Robert Walden
Chad Walker
Scott Walker
Dave Ware
Volunteer Assistant 2005-present
Ted Watson
Dave Wheeler
Charlie Whitlock Graduate Assistant 1985
Charlie Wilburn Graduate Assistant 2008
Channing Williams Student Assistant 2002
Grant Wise
Ron Wright
Bill Young
West Georgia Wolves
87
COACHING RECORDS
COACHES CUMULATIVE RECORDS
Name
Earl Wheby*
Henry “Shag” Welch*
Leven Hazelgrove*
Bill Emerson*
Ben Thompson*
Dr. Kenneth Johnson
Richard Ottinger
Bobby Pate
Frank Vohun
Mac McWhorter
Ron Jurney
Charlie Fisher
Glenn Spencer
Gary Otten
Mike Ledford
Tenure
2
3
3
2
1
1
1
4
4
1
3
5
3
1
5
Yrs
1946-47
1948-50
1951-53
1954-55
1956
1957
1958
1981-84
1985-88
1989
1990-92
1993-97
1998-00
2001
2002-07
W-L-T
3-12-2
2-22-1
4-18-2
3-12-1
1-7-0
0-8-0
0-6-0
28-15-0
15-27-0
4-7-0
12-21-0
36-17-0
28-7-0
8-3-0
18-45-0
Pct.
.176
.080
.167
.188
.125
.000
.000
.651
.357
.364
.364
.679
.800
.727
.286
COACHES AND CAPTAINS
Year
1957
1958
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2006
88
Coach
Ken Johnson
Dick Ottinger
Bobby Pate
Bobby Pate
Bobby Pate
Bobby Pate
Frank Vohun
Frank Vohun
Frank Vohun
Frank Vohun
Mac McWhorter
Ron Jurney
Ron Jurney
Ron Jurney
Charlie Fisher
Charlie Fisher
Charlie Fisher
Charlie Fisher
Charlie Fisher
Glenn Spencer
Glenn Spencer
Glenn Spencer
Gary Otten
Mike Ledford
Mike Ledford
Mike Ledford
Mike Ledford
Mike Ledford
Mike Ledford
West Georgia Wolves
Captains
Bob Denman
Larry McMillan
Derrick Germaine, Mac McCoy, David Archer, Charlie Whitlock
Derrick Germaine, Mac McCoy, David Archer, Charlie Whitlock
Derrick Germaine, Mac McCoy, Charlie Whitlock
Ken Terry, Chris Carter, Mike Shackelford, Frank Barden
Cater Pierce, Rick Zak, Dennis Scandrett
Hal Lamb, Mike Foster
none
none
Charles Kidd, Mark Evans, Mark Sonenshein
Nelson Guggino, Preston Mtchell
Shane Brown, Troy Kirkland, Louis Lomax
Xarvia Smith, Mark Evans
Chris Teal, Russell Gray
Felix Addo, Richard Fendley
Roberto Pinnilla, Tim McClain, Mark Eldred
Byron Slack, Rick Swales, Mathis Curry
Klay Killingswoth, Corey Jarrells, Toby Strange
Kevin Carroll, Casey Pennone, Chris Williams
Roscoe Pounds, Matt Mosley, Tony Wilson
Abad Taha, Jeremy Clements, Nate Coggins
Nate Coggins, Nick Price, Zach Battles, Courtney Roebuck
Travis Williams, Marquis Floyd, Detronn Harris, Forrest Jackson
Jonathan Sello, Jesse Marinko, Grant Wise, Devin Johnson
WLT
0-8-0
0-6-0
9-1-0
12-0-0
4-6-0
3-8-0
5-5-0
4-7-0
2-9-0
4-6-0
4-7-0
1-10-0
6-5-0
5-6-0
4-6-0
7-3-0
8-3-0
9-3-0
8-2-0
10-2-0
8-3-0
10-2-0
8-3-0
3-8-0
3-8-0
2-7-0
7-4-0
1-9-0
2-9-0
RECORDS AGAINST OPPONENTS
Team
G
First
Meeting
Last
Meeting
Site
Score
W-L-T
Team
G
First
Meeting
Last
Meeting
Site
Score
W-L-T
Albany State
6
1993
2003
H
7-34
5-1-0
Liberty
4
1983
1986
H
21-17
4-0-0
Alma
1
1991
1991
H
55-0
1-0-0
Livingstone
1
1992
1992
H
18-12
1-0-0
American International
1
1990
1990
H
35-41
0-1-0
Marion Institute
8
1948
1958
H
14-39
1-7-0
Arkansas-Monticello
10
1995
2007
H
32-35
8-2-0
Maryville
2
1981
1982
H
45-13
2-0-0
Arkansas Tech
10
1998
2007
H
34-52
2-8-0
Mars Hill
2
1997
1998
A
37-0
2-0-0
Atlanta General Depot
1
1953
1953
H
0-0
0-0-1
Middle Georgia
14
1947
1958
A
0-33
1-11-2
Augustana, Ill.
1
1982
1982
N
14-0
1-0-0
Miles
3
1981
1985
H
62-0
3-0-0
Baptist
2
1981
1982
H
45-0
2-0-0
Millsaps
2
1981
1982
A
41-6
2-0-0
Bishop
1
1982
1982
H
27-6
1-0-0
Mississippi College
12
1984
1995
A
30-15
4-8-0
Brevard
1
1949
1949
H
0-0
0-0-1
Morehouse
3
1981
1983
A
10-13
2-1-0
Brewton Parker
1
1946
1946
A
6-6
0-0-1
Newberry
3
1983
2007
A
9-64
2-1-0
Camden Military
1
1955
1955
A
21-61
0-1-0
Norman Park
1
1947
1947
N
13-0
1-0-0
Carson-Newman
5
1995
2005
A
10-14
0-5-0
North Alabama
25
1983
2007
A
17-65 10-15-0
Catawba
1
2000
2000
A
24-28
0-1-0
North Carolina Central
1
1997
1997
H
27-0
1-0-0
Central Arkansas
8
1993
2003
A
6-48
4-4-0
North Dakota State
1
1997
1997
A
14-31
0-1-0
Central Florida
5
1981
1988
A
14-33
2-3-0
North Greenville
3
1951
1953
H
7-0
1-2-0
Centre
1
1981
1981
A
37-25
1-0-0
Ouachita Baptist
3
2000
2005
A
34-23
3-0-0
Chipola
2
1948
1949
A
7-43
0-2-0
Northeast Mississippi
1
1956
1956
A
0-41
0-1-1
Clark Atlanta
5
1986
2007
A
23-11
4-1-0
Pearl River
1
1954
1954
A
6-83
0-1-1
Darlington Prep
1
1947
1947
H
7-7
0-0-1
Presbyterian
8
1998
2006
H
0-10
5-3-0
Delta State
21
1983
2007
A
9-41
7-14-0
Randolph Macon
2
1981
1982
A
34-0
2-0-0
Elon
4
1993
1996
H
48-14
3-1-0
Russell Alumni
1
1946
1946
H
7-13
0-1-1
Fort McClellan
1
1946
1946
H
13-34
0-1-0
Saint Bernard
6
1947
1950
A
6-7
1-5-0
Fort McPherson
1
1946
1946
H
0-12
0-1-0
Samford
4
1984
1992
A
16-44
2-2-0
Furman
1
2006
2006
A
7-24
0-1-0
Sewanee “B”
2
1952
1952
H
26-0
1-0-0
Gardner Webb
2
1983
1984
A
5-14
1-1-0
South Georgia
8
1946
1958
H
0-28
0-8-0
Georgia Military
10
1946
1958
H
0-20
0-10-0
Southern Arkansas
9
1995
2005
H
31-14
5-4-0
Georgia Southern
3
1989
2007
A
21-45
1-2-0
Southern Union
2
1957
1958
A
6-34
0-2-0
Georgia Southwestern
1
1987
1987
A
6-7
0-1-0
Tennessee-Martin
10
1957
1993
A
12-20
5-5-0
Gordon Military
12
1947
1958
H
12-20
1-11-0
Tennessee Wesleyan
4
1947
1953
A
6-26
0-4-0
Hampden Sydney
2
1981
1982
H
48-0
2-0-0
Troy
11
1947
1991
A
10-13
2-9-0
Harding
8
1993
2007
A
31-49
2-7-0
Tusculum
1
1996
1996
H
69-0
1-0-0
Henderson State
13
1995
2007
H
34-37
9-4-0
Union
1
1994
1994
H
38-7
1-0-0
Hiawassee
6
1949
1954
A
7-20
2-4-0
Valdosta State
25
1983
2007
A
10-35
8-17-0
Jacksonville State
17
1946
1996
A
30-10
1-16-0
Warner Robins
2
1954
1955
H
6-0
2-0-0
Kno xville
2
1982
1992
H
38-16
2-0-0
West Alabama
25
1983
2007
H
30-28
17-8-0
Lane
2
1991
1992
H
62-0
2-0-0
Wofford
3
1989
1991
A
49-42
2-1-0
West Georgia Wolves
89
RECORDS BY DATE
Date
Opponent
Result
Date
Opponent
Result
Date
Opponent
Result
9/15/90
9/15/01
9/15/07
Jacksonville State
Henderson State
ARKANSAS TECH
Loss
Win
Loss
9/29/07
HENDERSON STATE
Loss
9/16/89
9/16/00
9/16/06
JACKSONVILLE STATE
HENDERSON STATE
Arkansas Tech
Loss
Win
Loss
9/30/89
9/30/95
9/30/00
9/30/06
WEST ALABAMA
DELTA STATE
Arkansas-Monticello
Henderson State
Win
Win
Win
Loss
9/17/83
9/17/88
9/17/94
9/17/05
Delta State
Jacksonville State
Albany State
Ouachita Baptist
Loss
Loss
Win
Win
10/1/83
10/1/88
10/1/94
10/1/05
TENNESSEE-MARTIN
West Alabama
UNION (KY)
Arkansas Tech
Win
Win
Win
Loss
9/18/82
9/18/93
9/18/99
MILES
ALBANY STATE
CENTRAL ARKANSAS
Win
Loss
Win
10/2/93
10/2/99
10/2/04
HARDING
MOREHEAD STATE
ARKANSAS TECH
Loss
Win
Loss
9/19/81
9/19/87
9/19/92
9/19/98
Miles
CLARK-ATLANTA
JACKSONVILLE STATE
Central Arkansas
Win
Win
Loss
Win
10/3/81
10/3/82
10/3/87
10/3/92
MILLSAPS
Millsaps
Troy State
West Alabama
Win
Win
Loss
Win
CLARK-ATLANTA
NO. CAROLINA CENTRAL
SOUTHERN ARKANSAS
Win
Win
Loss
10/4/86
10/4/03
10/4/07
TROY STATE
DELTA STATE
Harding
Loss
Loss
Loss
10/5/85
10/5/91
10/5/96
10/5/02
Troy State
WEST ALABAMA
TUSCULUM
Delta State
Loss
Loss
Win
Loss
10/6/84
10/6/90
10/6/01
West Alabama
WOFFORD
Southern Arkansas
Loss
Loss
Win
10/7/89
10/7/95
10/7/00
10/7/06
Samford
North Alabama
SOUTHERN ARKANSAS
HARDING
Loss
Loss
Win
Loss
10/8/83
10/8/88
10/8/94
10/8/05
West Alabama
SAMFORD
WEST ALABAMA
WEST ALABAMA
Loss
Win
Win
Win
10/9/82
10/9/93
10/9/99
10/9/04
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
West Alabama
North Alabama
West Alabama
Win
Win
Win
Win
10/10/81
10/10/87
10/10/92
10/10/98
Hampden-Sydney
WEST ALABAMA
Mississippi College
NORTH ALABAMA
Win
Loss
Loss
Win
8/26/06
PRESBYTERIAN
Loss
8/27/05
Presbyterian
Loss
8/28/97
North Dakota State
Loss
8/29/98
PRESBYTERIAN
Win
8/31/95
8/31/96
Elon
Newberry
Win
Win
9/1/90
9/1/01
9/1/07
9/1/05
Miles
Presbyterian
Clark Atlanta
Carson-Newman*
Win
Win
Win
Loss
9/2/89
9/2/00
Wofford
PRESBYTERIAN
Win
Win
9/3/94
ELON
Win
9/4/93
9/4/99
9/4/04
Elon
Presbyterian
Carson-Newman*
Loss
Loss
Loss
9/5/92
9/5/98
Samford
Mars Hill
Loss
Win
9/20/86
9/20/97
9/20/03
9/6/86
9/6/97
9/6/03
LIBERTY
MARS HILL
Presbyterian
Win
Win
Win
9/21/91
9/21/96
9/21/02
Jacksonville State
ELON
Southern Arkansas
Loss
Win
Loss
9/7/85
9/7/91
9/7/96
9/7/02
Liberty
ALMA
Jacksonville State
PRESBYTERIAN
Win
Win
Win
Win
9/22/84
Jacksonville State
Loss
9/22/90
9/22/01
9/22/07
AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL
Arkansas Tech
Newberry
Loss
Loss
Loss
9/8/84
9/8/90
9/8/01
9/8/07
Gardner-Webb
Troy State*
ALBANY STATE
Georgia Southern
Loss
Loss
Win
Loss
9/23/89
9/23/95
9/23/00
Troy State
SOUTHERN ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS TECH
Win
Win
Win
9/9/89
9/9/95
9/9/00
9/9/06
Georgia Southern
Jacksonville State
Albany State
Furman
Loss
Loss
Win
Loss
9/24/83
9/24/88
9/24/94
9/24/05
JACKSONVILLE STATE
TROY STATE
Central Arkansas
ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO
Loss
Loss
Loss
Win
9/10/83
9/10/88
9/10/94
9/10/05
GARDNER-WEBB
Central Florida
Georgia Southern
HARDING
Win
Loss
Win
WIN
9/25/82
9/25/93
9/25/99
9/25/04
BAPTIST
CENTRAL ARKANSAS
Southern Arkansas
Arkansas-Monticello
Win
Loss
Loss
Loss
9/11/93
9/11/99
9/11/04
9/12/87
9/12/92
9/12/98
Tennessee-Martin
Arkansas-Monticello
Harding
Georgia Southwestern
L
IVINGSTONE
ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO
Loss
Win
Loss
Loss
Win
Win
9/26/81
9/26/87
9/26/92
9/26/98
BAPTIST
JACKSONVILLE STATE
Clark-Atlanta
SOUTHERN ARKANSAS
Win
Loss
Loss
Win
9/13/86
9/13/97
9/13/03
CENTRAL FLORIDA
Arkansas-Monticello
ALBANY STATE
Loss
Win
Loss
9/27/86
9/27/97
9/27/03
Jacksonville State
Henderson State
Henderson State
Loss
Win
Win
9/14/85
9/14/91
9/14/96
9/14/02
9/15/84
MILES
Troy State
ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO
Albany State
SAMFORD
Win
Loss
Win
Win
Win
9/28/85
9/28/91
9/28/96
9/28/02
JACKSONVILLE STATE
CLARK-ATLANTA
HENDERSON STATE
HENDERSON STATE
Loss
Win
Loss
Win
9/29/84
9/29/90
9/29/01
TROY STATE
West Alabama
ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO
Loss
Loss
Win
90
West Georgia Wolves
10/11/86 West Alabama
10/11/97 CENTRAL ARKANSAS
10/11/03 Harding
Loss
Win
Loss
10/12/85
10/12/91
10/12/96
10/12/02
10/12/06
WEST ALABAMA
Wofford
Central Arkansas
HARDING
West Alabama
Win
Win
Win
Loss
Loss
10/13/84 LIBERTY
10/13/90 VALDOSTA STATE
10/13/01 WEST ALABAMA
Win
Loss
Win
RECORDS BY DATE
Result
Date
10/13/07 WEST ALABAMA
Win
10/14/89 Valdosta State
10/14/95 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE
Loss
Win
Win
10/15/05 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS
Loss
Loss
Win
Date
Opponent
10/16/82
10/16/93
10/16/99
10/16/04
KNOXVILLE
VALDOSTA STATE
WEST ALABAMA
Southern Arkansas
Win
Win
Win
Loss
10/17/81
10/17/87
10/17/92
10/17/98
10/18/03
Centre
Central Florida
VALDOSTA STATE
West Alabama
WEST ALABAMA
Win
Loss
Win
Win
Win
Loss
Loss
10/20/84
10/20/90
10/20/01
10/20/07
Valdosta State*
Mississippi College
OUACHITA BAPTIST
Arkansas-Monticello
Loss
Loss
Win
Loss
10/21/89
10/21/95
10/21/00
10/21/06
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE
ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO
Ouachita Baptist
Arkansas-Monticello
Loss
Win
Win
Win
10/22/83 Valdosta State*
10/22/88 Mississippi College
10/22/05 Henderson State
Loss
Loss
Win
10/23/82 Randolph-Macon
10/23/99 DELTA STATE
10/23/04 HENDERSON STATE
Win
Win
Loss
10/24/81
10/24/87
10/24/92
10/24/98
Win
Loss
Win
Loss
RANDOLPH-MACON
Valdosta State
KNOXVILLE
Delta State
10/25/97 Delta State
10/25/03 ARKANSAS TECH
Loss
Win
Loss
10/26/85
10/26/91
10/26/96
10/26/02
Valdosta State*
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE
DELTA STATE
Arkansas Tech
Loss
Loss
Loss
Loss
10/27/84
10/27/90
10/27/01
10/27/07
Mississippi College
DELTA STATE
Harding
Delta State
Loss
Loss
Loss
Loss
10/28/89
10/28/95
10/28/00
10/28/06
Delta State
West Alabama
HARDING
DELTA STATE
Loss
Win
Win
Loss
10/29/83 NEWBERRY
Win
Opponent
Result
Date
Opponent
Result
10/29/88 DELTA STATE
10/29/94 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE
10/29/05 NORTH ALABAMA
Win
Win
Loss
11/12/88 TENNESSEE-MARTIN
Loss
Loss
Loss
10/30/82
10/30/93
10/30/99
10/30/04
Central Florida
Mississippi College
Henderson State
North Alabama
Win
Win
Win
Win
11/13/82 MARYVILLE
11/13/93 North Alabama
Win
Loss
Win
10/31/81
10/31/87
10/31/92
10/31/96
10/31/98
CENTRAL FLORIDA
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE
DELTA STATE
West Alabama
HENDERSON STATE
Win
Loss
Loss
Win
Win
11/14/81
11/14/87
11/14/92
11/14/98
Maryville
NORTH ALABAMA
LANE
VALDOSTA STATE
Win
Win
Win
Win
11/1/86
11/1/97
11/1/03
Mississippi College
WEST ALABAMA
Central Arkansas
Loss
Win
Loss
Win
Win
Loss
11/2/85
11/2/91
11/2/02
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE
Delta State
CENTRAL ARKANSAS
Win
Win
Loss
11/16/85
11/16/91
11/16/96
11/16/02
Loss
Win
Win
Loss
11/3/84
11/3/90
11/3/01
11/3/07
DELTA STATE
North Alabama
NORTH ALABAMA
North Alabama
Loss
Loss
Win
Loss
11/4/89
11/4/95
11/4/00
11/4/06
NORTH ALABAMA
Henderson State
North Alabama
NORTH ALABAMA
11/5/83
11/5/88
11/5/94
11/5/05
NORTH ALABAMA
Lane
Valdosta State
VALDOSTA STATE
Win
11/18/95 Carson-Newman$
11/18/00 Catawba$
Loss
Loss
11/19/83 Liberty
Win
Win
Win
Win
Loss
11/20/82 WIDENER$
Win
11/21/81 WIDENER$
11/21/87 Tennessee-Martin
Loss
Loss
Loss
Morehouse
North Alabama
Delta State
Valdosta State
Loss
Win
Win
Win
Win
Win
Loss
11/6/82
11/6/93
11/6/99
11/6/04
MOREHOUSE
DELTA STATE
ARKANSAS TECH
VALDOSTA STATE
Win
Win
Loss
Loss
11/27/82 BISHOP$
12/4/82 Augustana*$
Win
Win
11/7/81
11/7/87
11/7/92
11/7/98
Morehouse
Delta State
North Alabama
Arkansas Tech
Win
Loss
Loss
Win
11/8/86
11/8/96
11/8/03
11/8/07
DELTA STATE
North Alabama
NORTH ALABAMA
Valdosta State
Loss
Loss
Loss
Loss
11/9/85
11/9/91
11/9/96
11/9/02
11/9/06
Delta State
NORTH ALABAMA
NORTH ALABAMA
North Alabama
VALDOSTA STATE
Loss
Win
Win
Loss
Loss
Loss
Loss
Loss
Win
Win
Loss
* - Neutral Site
$ - NCAA Playoffs
O T B A L L
F O
West Georgia Wolves
91
DIVISION II INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Please note: Season and career records set in 1995, 1996,
and 1998 include NCAA playoff games.
TOTAL OFFENSE
Most Plays
Game–69,Chris Teal at Valdosta State, Oct. 19, 1991
Season–396, Chris Teal, 1992
Career–1,141, Chris Teal, 1990-93
Most Yards Gained
Game–421, Chris Teal at Valdosta State, Oct. 19, 1991
Season–2,648, Toby Strange, 1996
Most Touchdowns Responsible For
Game–6, Cater Pierce vs. Liberty Baptist, Oct. 13, 1984
Season–25, Jeremy Clements, 1998; Chris Teal, 1992;
Toby Strange, 1996
Career–66, Jeremy Clements, 1998-2000
RUSHING
Most Rushes
Game–37, Stevie Young vs. Mississippi College, Nov. 2,
1985
Season–211, Nick Price, 2000
Career–603, Stevie Young, 1984-87
Most Yards Gained
Game–235, Nick Price vs. Southern Arkansas, Oct. 7,
2000
Season–1,409, Nick Price, 2000
Career–3,404, Nick Price, 1998-2001
Most Games Gaining 100 Yards
Season–7 - Michael Alexis, 2004, Nick Price 2001; Felix
Addo, 1994
Career–14, Nick Price, 1998-2001
Consecutive 100 Yard Games
Season–5, Nick Price, 2001, Felix Addo, 1994
Career– 5, Nick Price, 2001, Felix Addo, 1994
Highest Average Per Rush
Game (min 10 att)-16.08, Gary Harden (13-209), West
Alabama 1996;
(min 20 att)-11.25, Shane Reinhardt (20-225), West
Alabama 1989
Season (min 100 att)-6.7 – Nick Price (211-1,409),
2000
Career (min 100 att)-6.62, Rendell Jackson (185
-1,224 yds), 1992-95
(min 200 att)-6.23, Felix Addo (436-2,715) 1992-94
Most TD’s Rushing
Game–4, Mark Evans vs. Lane, Nov. 14, 1992; Shane
Reinhardt vs. West Alabama, Sept. 30, 1989
Season–14, Nick Price, 2001
Longest Rush
Game–97+ Stevie Young vs. Troy State, Sept. 29, 1984
PASSING
Highest Completion Percentage
Game (min 15 att)–78.9 - Jeremy Clements (15-19) vs.
Arkansas-Monticello, Sept 12, 1998
Season (min. 100 atts.)–61.0% (169-277), Toby
Strange, 1997
Career (min. 300 atts.)–59.1% (315-534), Toby
Strange, 1994-97
Most Passes Attempted
Most Passes Completed
Career–572, Chris Teal, 199093
Most Passes Had Intercepted
Game–4 - Lucas McMichen at Harding, September 11,
2004; Toby Strange at North Alabama, November 8,
1997; vs. Central Arkansas, October 11, 1997; vs.
Henderson State, September 28, 1996; Mark Eldred at
Carson-Newman, November 18, 1995; David Barker
at Valdosta State, October 26, 1987; Cater Pierce vs.
West Alabama, October 12, 1985; vs. Jacksonville
State, September 28, 1995.
Season–16, Cater Pierce, 1984, 1985 and 1986
Career–48, Cater Pierce, 1984-86
Most Yards Gained
Season–2,648 Toby Strange, 1996
Most TD Passes
Game–6+, Cater Pierce vs. Liberty Baptist, Oct. 13, 1984
Career–64, Jeremy Clements, 1998-2000
Longest Pass Completion
Game–94 yards, Mark Eldred to Chad Walker at Albany
State, Sept. 17, 1994
RECEIVING
Most Passes Caught
Game–14, Chad Walker vs. Arkansas-Monticello, Oct.
21, 1995
Season– 63, Detronn Harris, 2002
Career–154, Roscoe Pounds (1997-99)
Consecutive Games Catching a Pass
Career–32 – Roscoe Pounds (1997-99)
Most Yards Gained
Game– 245, Andre Heard vs. Presbyterian, Sept. 2, 2000
Season–1,095, Andre Heard, 2000
Career–2,456, Chad Walker, 1992-95
Running Back Nick Price
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Quarterback Chris Teal
Highest Average Per Reception
Game–(min. 5 rec.) 29.8 - Roscoe Pounds, vs. Central
Arkansas, Sept. 19, 1998
Season–(min. 20 rec.) 20.67, Chris Bennett (33-682),
1992
Career–(min. 50 rec.) 20.53, Andre Heard, 1999-2000
Most TD Passes Caught
Game–3, Jimmy Howard at Harding, October 4, 2007;
Ron Dixon at Valdosta State, November 9, 1996; Ron
Dixon vs. North Alabama, November 2, 1996; Chris
Bennett vs. Valdosta State, October 17, 199
Season–11 Ron Dixon, 1996
Career–25, Chad Walker, 1992-95
SCORING
Most Points
Game–24, Chris Elam vs. North Alabama, 11/4/00;
Mark Evans vs. Lane, Nov. 14, 1992; Trevon Daniels
vs. Miles, Sept. 14, 1985; Shane Reinhardt vs. West
Alabama, Sept. 30, 1989
Season–102, Chris Elam, 2000
Most Touchdowns
Game–4, Chris Elam at North Alabama, Nov. 4, 2000;
Mark Evans vs. Lane, Nov. 14, 1992; Trevon Daniels
vs. Miles, Sept. 14, 1985; Shane Reinhardt vs. West
Alabama, Sept. 30, 1989
Season–17 - Chris Elam, 2000
Most PATs Attempted
Games–10, Jeremy Coates vs. Tusculum, October 5,
1996
Season–49, Wes Wilson, 2000
Career–153, Jeremy Coates, 1995-98
Most PATs Made
Game–9, Jeremy Coates vs. Tusculum, Oct. 15, 1996
Highest Percentage of PATs Made
Season–100%, Trevor Ramos (24-24), 2003;Wes
Wilson (49-49), 2000; Rob Rice (20-20), 1983; Dave
Head 20-20, 1985
Career–(min 50) 96.4%, Adam Campbell, 1991-92
DIVISION II INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Game–98, Corey Jarrells vs. Mars Hill, Sept. 6, 1998
Season–183, Daetwan Wells, 2001
Career– 261, Marquis Floyd, 1999-2002
Most Points Kicking
Game–14, Jared Guberman vs. Arkansas-Monticello,
October 20, 2007
Most TDs on Interception
Game–1, done 21 times, most recently by Kelvin Morris
vs. Arkansas-Monticello, September 24, 2005, by
Breon Ford at Valdosta State, November 5, 2005
Season–2, Nate Coggins, 2001
Career–2, Daetwan Wells (2001-02), Nate Coggins
(1998-2001)
FIELD GOALS
Most Field Goals Attempted
Game–5, Jeremy Coates at Mars Hill, Sept. 5, 1998
Longest Interception Return
Most Field Goals Made
Game–98 yards, Corey Jarrells vs. Mars Hill, September
6, 1998
Game–4, Jared Guberman vs. Arkansas-Monticello, October 20, 2007; Wes Wilson vs. Arkansas-Monticello,
September 29, 2001; Rob Rice vs. Tennessee-Martin,
November 17, 1984
TACKLES
Most Total Tackles
Highest Percentage of Field Goals Made
Season–100.0%, Jeremy Coates (8-8), 1996
Career–(min 20 att.) 74.4% – Wes Wilson, 2000-01t
Most Consecutive Field Goals Made
Season–14, Jeremy Coates, 1996-97
Longest Field Goal Made
Game– 54 yards, Adi Brkic at Arkansas Tech, October
1, 2005
PUNTING
Most Punts
Game–13, Jeff Carpenter vs. Harding, October 12, 2002
Season– 77, Jeff Carpenter, 2002
Career–256, Jeff Carpenter, 2002-05
Most Yards on Punts
Game– 539, Jeff Carpenter vs. Harding, October 12,
2002
Season–3,197, Jeff Carpenter, 2003
Career–10,405, Jeff Carpenter, 2002-05
Highest Punting Average
Game–51.8, Jeff Carpenter vs. Carson-Newman, September 4, 2004
Season–43.8, Jeff Carpenter, 2004
Career–41.2, Bryan Watts, 1983-85
Longest Punt
Game–+85, Bryan Watts vs. North Alabama, Nov. 16,
1985
PUNT RETURNS
Most Punt Returns
Game–7, Corey Jarrells vs. Arkansas-Monticello, Sept.
14, 1996
Season–36, Marquis Floyd, 2002
Career–125, Marquis Floyd, 1999-2002
Most Yards on Punt Returns
Game–102, Corey Jarrells vs. Arkansas-Monticello, Sept.
14, 1996
Season–350, Corey Jarrells, 1996
Career– 982, Marquis Floyd, 1999-2001
Highest Average on Punt Returns
Game (min 3)-19.3, Corey Jarrells (3-58) vs. Tusculum,
October 5, 1996
Season (min 10)-12.1, Corey Jarrells (29-350), 1996
Career (min 25)-10.1, Corey Jarrells, 1994-97
Most TDs on Punt Returns
Game–1, done 11 times, most recently by Johnny Wil-
Kicker Jerr Carpenter
liams vs. Henderson State, October 22, 2005
Season– 2, Ken Revels, 1983
Career–2, Ken Revels, 1983#
#Revels also returned a punt for a TD 1982 when West Georgia played at the
Division III level.
Longest Punt Return
Game–92, Dennison Robinson, vs. Arkansas-Monticello,
Sept 12, 1998
KICKOFF RETURNS
Most Kickoff Returns
Game–6, Jimmy Howard vs. Newberry, September 22,
2007; TaShawn McBroom vs. Arkansas Tech, October
25, 2003; John Strickland at Troy State, October 3,
1987; John Strickland at Jacksonville State, September
27, 1986; John Strickland at Troy State, October 5,
1985
Season–35, Jimmy Howard, 2007
Career–73, John Strickland, 1984-87
Highest Average Per Kickoff Return
Season–(min 10) 26.8, Detronn Harris, 2002
Career–(min 25) 23.8 – Corey Jarrells (34-810),
1994-97
Game–25, Nate Coggins vs. North Alabama, Nov. 4,
2000; Neal Gooch vs. West Alabama, Oct. 10, 1987
Season–160, Derrick Ross, 1984
Career–416, Nate Coggins, 1998-2001
Most Unassisted Tackles
Game–16, Neal Gooch vs. West Alabama, Oct. 10, 1987
Season–102, Trent Hattaway, 1986
Career–253, Nate Coggins, 1998-2001
Most Assisted Tackles
Game–12, Angelo Snipes at Liberty Baptist, Nov. 19,
1983; James Carter vs. Troy State, Sept. 8, 1990; Chris
Opolka vs. Delta State, Oct. 27, 1990
Season–71, Russell Gray, 1993
Career–197, Russell Gray, 1990-93
Most Quarterback Sacks
Game–4, by Odell Willis at Valdosta State, November 5,
2005
Season–11.5, Courtney Roebuck, 2000
Career–22, Courtney Roebuck, 1998-2001
Fumble Recoveries
Game–2, done four times, most recent by Hayes Mercure at Southern Arkansas, September 21, 2002; and
Devin Johnson at West Alabama, October 19, 2002
Season–4, Nico Guggino, 1987 and Steve Palmer, 1988
Career–9, Nate Coggins,
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Most TDs on Kickoff Returns
Game–1, done many times, most recently by Detronn
Harris, at West Alabama, October 19, 2002
Season–1, done many times, most recently by Detronn
Harris, 2002
Career–2, Detronn Harris (2001-02), Tony Wilson
(1996-99), and Nick Neal (1985-88)
Longest Kickoff Return
Game–97, Trevon Daniels at UT-Martin, Nov. 23, 1985
INTERCEPTIONS
Most Passes Intercepted
Game–3, Marquis Floyd at Arkansas Tech, September
22, 2001; Marquis Floyd, vs. Henderson State, September 16, 2000; Reggie Lewis at Delta State, October
25, 1997; Kendall Simmons vs Delta State, October
29, 1988
Season–9, Marquis Floyd, 2000
Career–19, Marquis Floyd, 1999-2002
Most Yards on Interceptions
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DIVISION II TEAM RECORDS
SINGLE GAME OFFENSE
SINGLE GAME DEFENSE
TOTAL OFFENSE
PUNTING
Most Plays–96 at Arkansas-Monticello, Sept. 13, 1997
Fewest Plays–44 at Georgia Southern, Sept. 9, 1989
Most Yards Gained–640, vs. Presbyterian, Sept. 2,
2000
Fewest Yards Gained–105 vs. Albany State, Sept. 13,
2003
Most Per Play– 11.0 vs. West Alabama, Oct. 31, 1996
Fewest Yards Per Play–1.9 vs. Clark, Sept. 20, 1986
Most Touchdowns– 10 vs. Tusculum, Oct. 5, 1996
Most Punts–13, vs. Harding, October 12, 2002
Highest Average–51.8, vs. Carson-Newman, September
4, 2004
RUSHING
Most Rushes–71 at Tennessee-Martin, Nov. 11, 1989
Fewest Rushes–18, vs. Valdosta State, Nov. 16, 2002; at
Delta State, Oct. 24, 1998
Most Yards–463 vs. Samford, Sept. 15, 1984
Fewest Yards–(-) 29 at Delta State, October 27, 2007
Most Yards Per Rush–10.5 vs. Samford, Sept. 15, 1984
Most Touchdown by Rush– 6 vs. Miles, Sept. 14,
1985; vs. Tusculum; Oct. 5, 1996
PASSING
Most Attempts–67 at Valdosta State, Oct. 19, 1991
Fewest Attempts–4 at West Alabama, Oct. 1, 1988, at
North Alabama, Nov. 5, 1988 and at Troy State, Sept.
23, 1989
Most Completions–42 at Valdosta State, Oct. 19, 1991
Fewest Completions–1 at West Alabama, Oct. 1, 1988
Most Intercepted–5 vs. Valdosta State, Oct. 24, 1987
and 5 vs. North Alabama, Nov. 2, 1990
Most Yards Gained–428 at Jacksonville St., Sept. 27, 1986
Fewest Yards Gained–8 at Georgia Southern, Sept. 9, 1989
Most Yards Per Completion– (min 5) - 34.9 (7-14244 yds) vs. Alma, Sept. 7, 1991
Most TD Passes–6+ vs. Liberty Baptist, Oct. 13, 1984
SCORING
Most Points–69 vs. Tusculum, Oct. 5, 1996
Fewest Points–0 in several games, latest vs. Presbyterian, 8/26/06
Greatest Margin of Victory–69, 69-0 vs. Tusculum,
Oct. 5, 1996
Most Points Both Teams–91, 49-42 at Wofford, Oct.
12, 1991
Most Touchdowns–10 vs. Tusculum, Oct. 5, 1996
Most Points in a Quarter–28, vs. Arknasas-Monticello, Sept. 12, 1998
Most Points in a Half–45, vs. Arkansas-Monticello,
Sept 12, 1998
Most Points in a Loss–40, at Presbyterian, September
4, 1999
Fewest Points in a Victory–10, at Newberry (Aug. 31,
1996); vs. Clark, Sept. 20, 1986; at Liberty, Sept. 7,
1985
Most PATs Made–9 vs. Tusculum, Oct. 5, 1996
Most Field Goals Made– 4, vs. Arkansas-Monticello,
October 20, 2007; vs. Arkansas-Monticello, September 29, 2001; vs. Tennessee-Martin, November 17,
1984
Most Two-Points Made–2 at Jacksonville St., Sept. 27,
1986
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PUNT RETURNS
Most Punt Returns– 7 vs. Arkansas-Monticello, Sept.
14, 1996
Most Yards Gained–126, vs. North Alabama, November
3, 2001
Most Touchdowns Scored–1 – in many games, most
recently at Henderson State, October 22, 2005
Longest Return–93, vs. Arkansas-Monticello, Sept. 12,
1998
KICKOFF RETURNS
Most Kickoff Returns–9, vs. Arkansas Tech, September
15, 2007; at Harding, October 4, 2005; at North
Alabama, November 3, 2007; at Jacksonville State,
September 27, 1986
Most Yards Gained–197 at Jacksonville St., Sept. 27, 1986
Most Touchdowns Scored–1, in several games, most
recent at West Alabama, October 19, 2002
Longest Return–97 at UT-Martin, Nov. 23, 1985
FIRST DOWNS
Most First Downs–36, at Arkansas-Monticello, September 13, 1997
Fewest First Downs–0, at Delta State, October 27,
2007
Most Rushing First Downs–21, at West Alabama, Oct.
3, 1992
Fewest Rushing First Downs–2, done three times,
most recent vs. Presbyterian, 8/26/06
Most Passing First Downs–22 vs. Valdosta State, Oct.
17, 1992
Fewest Passing First Downs–0 at North Alabama, Nov.
5, 1988
Most First Downs by Penalty–6 vs. West Alabama,
Sept. 29, 1990
FUMBLES
Most Fumbles–8 at Albany State, Sept. 17, 1994
Most Fumbles Lost–5 at Liberty , Nov. 19, 1983 and at
West Alabama, Oct. 6, 1984
PENALTIES
Most Penalties–15 at Elon, Sept. 4, 1993
Most Yards Penalized–166 at Elon, Sept 4, 1993
RUSHING DEFENSE
Fewest Rushes–16 at Tennessee-Martin, Nov. 11,
1989
Most Rushes–74 at Jacksonville St., Sept. 27, 1986
Fewest Yards– minus 72, at Henderson State,
October 30, 1999
Most Yards–489, vs. Arkansas-Monticello, October
20, 2007
Most Touchdowns Allowed Rushing–6 vs. Delta
State, Nov. 3, 1984 and at Jacksonville State, Sept.
15, 1990
SCORING
Fewest Points–0 – Done many times, most recent
vs. West Alabama, October 8, 2005
Most Points–65, at North Alabama, November 3,
2007
Most Points in a Quarter–28, at North Alabama,
November 3, 2007
Most Points in a Half–45, vs. Delta State, Oct. 4,
2003
FIRST DOWNS
Fewest First Downs–2 vs. Southern Arkansas, Sept.
23, 1995
Most First Downs–34, vs. Arkansas-Monticello,
October 20, 2007; vs. Central Florida, October
17, 1987
Fewest First Downs Rushing–0 at Henderson
State, October 30, 1999, and at North Alabama,
November 14, 1987
Most First Downs Rushing–27, vs. Arkansas-Monticello, October 20, 2007
Fewest First Downs Passing–0 vs. West Alabama,
Oct. 16, 1999; at North Alabama, Nov. 7, 1992; at
Jacksonville State, Sept. 22, 1984
Most First Downs Passing–20, at Valdosta State,
Oct. 15, 1994
FUMBLES
Most Fumbles Caused–8 vs. North Alabama, Nov.
12, 1983
Most Fumbles Recovered–5 vs. Valdosta State,
Oct. 26, 1985, Mississippi College, Oct. 30, 1993
TURNOVERS
Most Turnovers–7, vs. Henderson State, September
15, 2000; at Valdosta State, November 5, 2005
DIVISION II TEAM RECORDS
SINGLE SEASON OFFENSE
TOTAL OFFENSE
Most Plays–846, 2007
Fewest Plays–591, 1988
Most Yards–4,962, 2000
Fewest Yards–2,352, 1988
Most Yards Per Game–421.6, 1991
Fewest Yards Per Game–235.2, 1988
Most Yards Per Play–6.64, 1994
Fewest Yards Per Play–3.9, 1983
Most Touchdowns–56, 1996
Fewest Touchdowns–15, 1988
RUSHING
Most Rushes–551, 1989
Fewest Rushes–335, 2007
Fewest Yards–647, 2007
PASSING
Fewest Yards–673, 1988
Most Yards Per Attempt–8.85, 1994
Most Yards Per Completion–16.43, 1994
Fewest Yards Per Attempt–5.2, 2003
Fewest Yards Per Completion–9.9, 2003
Most Touchdown Passes–26, 1998
Fewest Touchdown Passes–4, 1988
SCORING
Most Points–412, 2000
Fewest Points–123, 2006
Most Points Per Game–34.3, 2000
Fewest Points Per Game–12.0, 1987
Most PAT Made–49, 2000
Fewest PAT Made–10, 1987
Most Field Goals Made–15, 2007, 2000
Fewest Field Goals Made–4, 1987, 2005
Most Two-Point Made–3, 1986
Highest Victory Margin–15.3, 2000
PUNTING
Most Punts–78, 2002
Highest Average Per Punt–43.8, 2004
PUNT RETURNS
Most Punt Returns–37, 2002
Most Yards–460, 2001
Highest Average Per Return–13.5, 1996
Most Touchdowns–2, 2001, 1998, 1983
Highest Average Per Return–22.7, 1997
FIRST DOWNS
Most First Downs–228, 1992, 2000
Most Rushing First Downs–119, 1989
Most Passing First Downs–138, 2007
Most First Downs By Penalty–29, 2007
PENALTIES
Most Penalties–92, 2002
Most Yards Penalized–520, 2004
Fewest Penalties–58, 1983
Fewest Yards Penalized–543, 198
FUMBLES
Most Fumbles–37, 1983
Most Fumbles Lost–26, 1983
Fewest Fumbles–16, 2003
Fewest Fumbles Lost–6, 1990
KICKOFF RETURNS
Most Kickoff Returns–70, 2007
SINGLE SEASON DEFENSE
TOTAL DEFENSE
Fewest Plays–606, 2004
Most Plays–831, 1986
Lowest Average Per Play–4.11, 1998
Highest Average Per Play–7.0, 2003
Fewest Touchdowns–22, 1995
RUSHING DEFENSE
Fewest Rushes–370, 2004
Most Rushes–570, 1986
Lowest Average Per Rush–2.9, 2000
Highest Average Per Rush–6.0, 2007
Fewest Rushing Touchdowns–9, 2006
Most Rushing Touchdowns–36, 1990
PASSING DEFENSE
Fewest Pass Attempts–163, 1990
Most Pass Attempts–367, 2000
Fewest Pass Completions–92, 1990
Most Pass Completions–220, 2003
Lowest Pass Completion Percentage–44.9%, 1998
Highest Pass Completion Percentage–62.1%, 2003
Most Pass Interceptions–20, 2000
Fewest Pass Interceptions–6, 2007
Fewest Yards Passing–1,398, 1988
Most Yards Passing–2,955, 2003
Fewest Yards Passing Per Game–129.1, 1990
Most Yards Passing Per Game– 268.6, 2003
Most Yards Per Completion–15.43, 1990
Fewest Yards Per Completio –11.18, 1988
Most Yards Per Attempt–8.71, 1990
Fewest Yards Per Attempt–5.32, 1995
Most Touchdowns Allowed–24, 2003
Fewest Touchdowns Allowed–7, 1995
Most Interception Return Yards–399, 2000
Most TD’s on Interceptions–3, 2001
SCORING
Fewest Points Allowed–147, 1997
Fewest Points Allowed Per Game–14.67, 1998
Most Points Allowed–462, 2007
Most Points Allowed Per Game–42.0, 2007
FIRST DOWNS
Fewest First Downs–64, 2005
Most First Downs–265, 2007
Fewest First Downs Rushing–73, 2001
Most First Downs Rushing–155, 1986
Fewest First Downs Passing–63, 1990
Most First Downs Passing–116, 2003
Fewest Penalty First Downs–4, 2005
Most Penalty First Downs–20, 1996
PUNT RETURNS
Most Punt Returns–37, 2003
Fewest Punt Returns–7, 1997 and 1996
Lowest Average Per Punt Return–1.1, 2001
Highest Average Per Punt Return–12.8, 2007
Fewest Punts Returned For Touchdowns–0, Many
times, most recent 2006
Most Punts Returned For Touchdowns– 2, 2007,
1984
KICKOFF RETURNS
Most Kickoff Returns–81, 1996
Fewest Kickoff Returns–21, 1988
Lowest Average Per Kickoff Return–12.3, 1991
Highest Average Per Kickoff Return–23.5, 2003
Fewest Kickoffs Returned For Touchdowns– 0,
most recently in 2006
Most Kickoffs Returned For Touchdowns–3, 2007
FUMBLES
Most Fumbles Caused–38, 1982, 1988 and 1989
Most Fumbles Recovered–23, 1987
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LONGEST PLAYS
RUNS FROM SCRIMMAGE
1. 97 yards, Stevie Young vs. Troy State, 9/29/84
2. 83 yards, Felix Addo vs. Delta State, 11/6/94
3. 82 yards, Steve Duncan vs. Valdosta State,
11/14/98
82 yards, Stevie Young vs. Samford, 9/15/84
82 yards, Shane Reinhardt vs. West Ala, 9/30/89
6. 80 yards, Breon Ford vs. West Alabama, 10/8/05
80 yards, Gary Harden vs. West Alabama,
10/31/96
8. 77 yards, Nick Price vs. Southern Arkansas,
10/7/00
9. 75 yards, Felix Addo vs. Elon, 9/3/94
10. 68 yards, Gary Harden vs. West Alabama,
11/31/96
68 yards, Kevin Ayers vs. Delta State, 10/29/88
PASS COMPLETIONS
1. 96 yards, Mark Eldred-Chad Walker at Albany
State, 9/17/94
2. 90 yards, Jeremy Clements to Andre Heard
vs.Presbyterian, 9/2/00
3. 85 yards, Chris Teal-Leo Mendenhall vs. West
Alabama, 10/5/91
4 78 yards, Steve Ivie-Brad Moson at Southern
Arkansas, 9/25/99
78 yards, Chris Teal-Louis Lomax vs. Alma,
9/7/91
5. 79 yards, Ryan Poole-Jimmy Howard, at Harding,
10/4/07
6. 77 yards, Jeremy Clements to Andre Heard
vs.Presbyterian, 9/2/00
77 yards, Cater Pierce-Stevie Young vs. Liberty,
10/13/84
8. 76 yards, Chris Teal-Chris Bennett vs. Delta State,
10/31/93
9. 75 yards, Toby Strange-Ron Dixon vs. Tusculum,
10/5/96
10. 74 yards, Toby Strange-Roscoe Pounds, at Delta
State, 10/25/97
74 yards, Jeremy Clements-Andre Heard, vs. Delta
State, 10/23/99
74 yards, Chris Teal-Mark Evans vs. Valdosta
State, 10/17/92
TOUCHDOWN PLAYS
1. 99-yard kickoff return by Detronn Harris at West
Alabama, 10/19/02
2. 98-yard interception return by Corey Jarrells vs.
Mars Hill, 9/6/98
3. 97-yard kickoff return by Trevon Daniels at UTMartin, 11/23/85
4. 97-yard run by Stevie Young vs. Troy State,
9/29/84
5. 96-yard interception return by Forrest Jackson at
Albany State, 9/9/00
6. 96-yard pass by Mark Eldred to Chad Walker vs.
Albany State 9/17/94
7. 94-yard interception return by Chris Carter vs.
West Alabama, 10/8/83
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8. 93-Yard kickoff return by Adrian Magee, vs.
Arkansas Tech, 11/6/99
93-yard punt return by Dennison Robinson vs.
Arkansas-Monticello, 9/12/98
93-yard kickoff return by Corey Jarrells vs. Tusculum, 10/5/96
93-yard kickoff return by Nick Neal vs. West
Alabama, 10/10/87
12. 92-yard kickoff return by Tony Wilson at. CarsonNewman, 11/23/96
13. 90-Yard pass, Jeremy Clements to Andre Heard
vs. Presbyterian, 9/2/00
14. 89-yard fumble return by Andre Gilliam vs. West
Alabama, 10/8/94
89-yard kickoff return by Detronn Harris at
Presbyterian, 9/1/01
16. 88-yard kickoff return by Nick Neal at North
Alabama, 11/15/86
17. 87-yard kickoff return by Thad Tucker at Valdosta
State, 10/15/94
18. 86-Yard kickoff return by Tony Wilson at Henderson State, 10/27/97
19. 85-yard pass from Chris Teal to Leo Mendenhall
vs. West Alabama, 10/5/91
85-yard kickoff return by John Strickland vs. UTMartin, 11/22/86
PUNTS
1. 85 by Bryan Watts vs. North Alabama, 11/16/85
2. 76 by Bryan Watts vs. Troy State, 10/5/85
3. 3. 74 yards, Jared Guberman, at Clark Atlanta,
9/1/07
72 by Matt Stone vs. Delta State, 10/27/90
4. 70 by Craig Davis at Delta State, 11/2/91
70 by Mike Lilly vs. Troy State, 9/24/88
6. 68 by Jeff Carpenter vs. Harding, 10/12/02
7. 67 by Bryan Watts vs. Newberry, 10/29/83
8. 66 by Jeff Carpenter at West Alabama 10/9/04
66 by Bryan Watts at Jacksonville State, 9/22/84
10 62 Jeff Carpenter, vs. North Alabama, 11/8/03
62 by Bryan Watts vs. Newberry, 10/29/83
PUNT RETURNS
1. 93 yards by Dennison Robinson vs. ArkansasMonticello, 9/12/98
2. 66 yards by Ken Revels vs. UT-Martin, 10/1/83
3. 63 yards by Jonathan Waldon vs. West Alabama,
10/5/91
4. 53 yards by Marquis Floyd vs. Delta State,
10/23/99
5. 50 yards by Corey Jarrells at Arkansas-Monticello,
10/13/97
6. 51 yards by Daetwan Wells at Harding, 10/27/01
7. 47 yards by Troy Kirkland at Georgia Southern,
9/9/89
8. 44 yards by Ken Revels vs. Gardner-Webb,
9/10/83
Defense Back Marquis Floyd
KICKOFF RETURNS
1. 99-yard kickoff return by Detronn Harris at West
Alabama, 10/19/02
2. 97 yards by Trevon Daniels at UT-Martin,
11/23/85
3. 93 yards by Adrian Magee vs. Arkansas Tech,
11/6/99
93 yards by Corey Jarrells vs. Tusculum, 10/5/96
93 yards by Nick Neal vs. West Alabama, 11/10/87
6. 92 yards by Tony Wilson at Carson-Newman,
11/23/96
7. 89 yards by Detronn Harris at Presbyterian,
9/1/01
8. 88 yards by Corey Jarrells at North Dakota State,
8/28/97
88 yards by Nick Neal at North Alabama,
11/15/86
10. 87 yards by Thad Tucker by Valdosta State
10/15/96
INTERCEPTION RETURNS
1. 98 yards by Corey Jarrells vs. Mars Hill, 9/6/97
2. 96 yards by Forrest Jackson at Albany State,
9/2/00
3. 94 yards by Chris Carter at West Alabama,
10/8/83
4. 77 yards by Marquis Floyd vs. Arkansas Tech,
9/23/00
5. 69 yards, Breon Ford at Valdosta State, 11/5/05
James Stephens vs. West Alabama, 10/5/85
6. 62 yards by Russell Gray vs. Clark-Atlanta,
9/26/92
7. 60 yards by Jonathan Sello at Albany State,
9/14/020
8. 58 yards by Travis Williams at Valdosta State,
11/13/99
9. 57 yards by Ken Revels vs. UT-Martin, 11/17/84
10. 53 yards by Nate Coggins vs. Albany State, 9/8/01
*active player
YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS
TOTAL OFFENSE
Year
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Name
David Archer
David Archer
Frank Barden
Cater Pierce
Cater Pierce
Cater Pierce
Stevie Young
Brooks Benton
Brooks Benton
Mike Gwyn
Chris Teal
Chris Teal
Chris Teal
Mark Eldred
Mark Eldred
Toby Strange
Toby Strange
Jeremy Clements
Jeremy Clements
Jeremy Clements
Corry Strange
Corry Strange
Brandon Glover
Michael Alexis
Keats Baldwin
Brett Yenser
Ryan Poole
Year
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Name
Trevon Daniels
Harold Long
Harold Long
Curtis Bell
Stevie Young
Stevie Young
Stevie Young
Brooks Benton
Brooks Benton
Shane Reinhardt
Louis Lomax
Mark Evans
Felix Addo
Felix Addo
Rendell Jackson
Gary Harden
Steve Duncan
Steve Duncan
Nick Price
Nick Price
Nick Price
Brandon Glover
Brandon Glover
Michael Alexis
Abe Felix
James Kennebrew
James Kennebrew
Plays
215
255
265
354
276
374
172
198
154
171
328
396
338
200
323
345
312
334
336
353
323
212
170
207
261
205
389
Yards
1,112
1,589
978
1,664
1,560
2,230
773
856
818
786
2,255
2,551
1,797
1,648
2,147
2,649
2,099
2,083
2,016
2,267
1,642
916
868
1,232
1,202
863
1,995
TD
8
10
3
1
3
0
3
3
6
7
0
0
0
2
21
25
21
25
20
21
13
7
9
11
9
3
14
RUSHING
No.
124
116
90
113
185
179
172
196
147
117
149
188
175
200
132
81
88
194
132
211
200
150
169
207
169
162
101
Yards
767
1,061
428
589
892
678
773
856
759
607
824
1,014
1,118
1,276
859
575
521
1,030
624
1,409
1,193
744
848
1,232
981
741
267
Avg.
6.2
9.2
4.8
5.2
4.7
3.8
4.5
4.4
5.1
5.2
5.5
5.4
6.4
6.4
6.5
6.3
5.9
5.3
4.7
6.7
6.0
5.0
5.0
6.0
5.8
4,6
2.6
TD
3
8
3
4
4
4
3
3
6
8
12
10
8
12
8
5
5
7
9
12
14
7
9
11
12
5
3
Yards
958
1,134
1,114
1,880
1,535
2,348
934
369
TD
9
17
6
15
6
22
8
3
PASSING
Year
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
Name
David Archer
David Archer
Frank Barden
Cater Pierce
Cater Pierce
Cater Pierce
Dave Barker
Huel Medders
Att-Comp-Int
129-54-8
148-60-12
190-88-8
304-161-16
223-118-16
345-184-16
183-87-11
68-36-2
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Mike Gwyn
Mike Gwyn
Chris Teal
Chris Teal
Chris Teal
Mark Eldred
Mark Eldred
Toby Strange
Toby Strange
Jeremy Clements
Jeremy Clements
Jeremy Clements
Corry Strange
Corry Strange
Lucas McMichen
Lucas McMichen
Keats Baldwin
Brett Yenser
Ryan Poole
Year
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Name
Mike McConnell
Al Sheppard
Al Sheppard
Curtis Bell
Hal Lamb
Hal Lamb
Stevie Young
Nick Neal
Bobby Greene
Leo Mendenhall
Leo Mendenhall
Chris Bennett
Antjuane Sims
Chad Walker
Chad Walker
Ron Dixon
Roscoe Pounds
Roscoe Pounds
Roscoe Pounds
Andre Heard
Detronn Harris
Detronn Harris
Jesse Marinko
Jesse Marinko
Jaybriel Holbrook
Jaybriel Holbrook
Jimmy Howard
Patrick Higgins
Year
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
Name
Rob Rice
Rob Rice
Rob Rice
Rob Rice
Dave Head
John Strickland
Stevie Young
Stevie Young
Brett Hardy
Shane Reinhardt
Shane Reinhardt
Louis Lomax
Mark Evans
Felix Addo
Felix Addo
Rendell Jackson
75-36-3
152-74-5
301-176-13
372-203-15
301-163-7
162-82-11
263-134-14
324-185-12
277-169-15
300-171-14
303-159-11
318-173-14
284-133-11
183-93-8
178-99-8
171-108-9
221-96-7
175-80-6
339-189-9
414
938
2,311
2,644
1,911
1,532
2,007
2,648
2,164
2,232
2,182
2,390
1,804
1,101
1,072
1,288
1,301
964
2,029
2
5
20
25
11
15
20
24
18
24
20
20
13
7
4
7
9
2
13
RECEIVING
Catches
14
17
32
39
38
53
32
19
17
39
55
33
31
25
61
45
46
62
46
55
32
63
26
27
28
29
45
45
Yards
316
447
396
442
588
771
253
317
253
562
906
682
430
662
1,018
874
717
915
707
1,095
517
954
330
426
432
447
756
595
TD
1
6
2
4
0
6
2
4
2
2
9
7
1
10
8
11
7
10
7
5
3
5
0
2
1
3
9
2
SCORING
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
TD
9
9
5
2-PT
PAT
37-33
52-49
20-20
19-17
20-20
1
1
13-11
9
8
14
13
9
12
10
1
2
-
-
FG
12-7
13-7
11-7
18-12
10-7
PTS
54
70
41
53
41
56
56
30
11-17
32
54
50
84
78
54
76
60
*active player
West Georgia Wolves
97
YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS
1996
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Kevin Carroll
Ron Dixon
Jeremy Coates
Jeremy Coates
Nick Price
Chris Elam
Nick Price
Brandon Glover
Trevor Ramos
Brandon Glover
Michael Alexis
Abe Felix
James Kennebrew
Jared Guberman
Year
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
200
2005
2006
2007
Name
David Noe
David Phillips
Bryan Watts
Bryan Watts
Bryan Watts
Mike Lilly
Mike Lilly
Mike Lilly
Craig Davis
Matt Stone
Craig Davis
Craig Davis
Craig Davis
Benji Shelton
Marcus Smith
Justin Allen
Justin Allen
Justin Allen
Benji Shelton
Justin Allen
Chris McNeal
Jeff Carpenter
Jeff Carpenter
Jeff Carpenter
Jeff Carpenter
Jon Reinert
Jared Guberman
Year
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
Name
Gary Mills
Ken Revels
Ken Revels
Al Sheppard
Adrian Haugabrook
Adrian Haugabrook
Darin Habersham
Darin Habersham
Marcus McCombs
Troy Kirkland
Antjuane Sims
Antjuane Sims
Antjuane Sims
Antjuane Sims
Corey Jarrells
Corey Jarrells
Corey Jarrells
Dennison Robinson
Marquis Floyd
Marquis Floyd
Marquis Floyd
Marquis Floyd
TaShawn McBroom
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
11
11
0
0
10
17
16
7
0
9
13
13
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
33-38
38-42
0-0
0
0
24
0
0
0
0
22
Punts
29
36
71
64
52
57
73
68
58
60
51
61
43
26
51
44
40
64
59
59
64
77
76
40
63
47
73
Avg.
36.9
37.5
42.2
41.4
40.4
40.2
36.7
37.8
39.3
39.4
36.9
36.5
36.3
40.1
31.8
34.5
35.3
39.7
38.7
36.5
33.9
36.2
42.1
43.8
42.4
36.0
38.6
0
0
8-13
12-16
0-0
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
15
66
66
57
74
60
102
86
42
42
54
78
78
36
67
PUNTING
Long
51 (2)
55
67
66
85
57
57
70
59
72
70
53
61
68
50
61
48
55
53
49
57
68
62
66
59
57
74
PUNT RETURNS
98
West Georgia Wolves
Ret.
12
14
11
14
12
25
17
16
11
12
6
19
8
27
13
29
24
18
27
29
33
36
12
Avg.
6.7
12.9
9.5
4.1
4.3
4.8
6.9
5.3
2.8
7.1
13.2
9.8
2.6
3.8
4.1
12.1
12.1
10.5
8.9
5.4
8.8
8.2
110
Long
6
71
61
19
10
37
23
27
31
19
32
40
10
20
21
31
50
93
53
25
39
37
9.2
TD
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2004
2005
2006
2007
Kevin Johnson
Channing Price
Marcus Wise
Daniel Johnson
9
28
7
5
56
7.8
13
6.0
6.2
28
9
14
0
0
0
0
Long
34
92
33
36
33
85
32
22
51
61
34
47
39
87
59
92
86
57
53
38
89
99
78
64
34
40
TD
0
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
KICKOFF RETURNS
Year
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2007
Name
Trevon Daniels
Lamar West
Lamar West
Jerome Winters
John Strickland
John Strickland
John Strickland
Kevin Exum
Mark Evans
Mark Evans
Marcus McCombs
Antjuane Sims
Mathis Curry
Thad Tucker
Larez Moody
Tony Wilson
Tony Wilson
Anthony Johnson
Tony Wilson
Terrance Radford
Detronn Harris
Detronn Harris
TaShawn McBroom
Javari Taylor
Beau Whitmire
Jimmy Howard
Year
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
Name
Bubba O’Brien
Steve South
Chris Carter
Ken Revels
James Stephens
Bernard Willis
Darin Habersham
Kendall Simmons
Daren Petty
Anthony Green
Troy Kirkland
Tyler Bonner
Preston Mitchell
Tyler Bonner
Troy Kirkland
John Cross
Tim McClain
Andre Gilliam
Reggie Lewis
Reggie Lewis
Reggie Lewis
Dennison Robinson
Nate Coggins
Marquis Floyd
Daetwan Wells
Marquis Floyd
Marquis Floyd
Devin Johnson
Kevin Johnson
Larico Stevenson
Larico Stevenson
Breon Ford
Ret.
5
15
17
14
17
24
32
12
30
25
19
23
13
16
15
20
8
18
8
12
32
17
24
9
16
35
Avg.
28.4
29.9
17.4
18.6
17.0
23.8
22.7
14.3
21.7
18.0
18.6
21.8
22.8
24.0
20.7
25.1
27.9
20.8
20.5
21.3
19.8
26.8
22.3
15.1
21.9
17.5
0
0
0
0
PASS INTERCEPTIONS
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
No.
6
4
3
3
3
4
4
6
2
2
3
3
3
2
2
5
2
4
3
3
4
7
3
9
6
6
4
4
3
6
4
2
Yards
46
68
101
66
88
33
99
68
40
0
13
54
0
11
3
48
12
11
46
48
66
65
0
150
183
37
74
72
100
55
22
18
TD
0
0
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
CAREER STAT LEADERS/HIGHS
PASSING
SINGLE GAME PASSING YARDAGE
250-Yard Club
Yds
417
416
401
388
372
369
367
357
350
337
326
324
319
316
308
305
305
305
303
296
296
293
285
283
281
280
280
275
275
270
268
268
267
263
258
257
254
251
Name
Chris Teal
Jeremy Clements
Chris Teal
Ryan Poole
Toby Strange
Ryan Poole
Ryan Poole
Chris Teal
Cater Pierce
Toby Strange
Toby Strange
Mark Eldred
Chris Teal
Toby Strange
Keats Baldwin
Chris Teal
Chris Teal
Cater Pierce
Ryan Poole
Toby Strange
Jeremy Clements
Chris Teal
Chris Teal
Chris Teal
Mark Eldred
Jeremy Clements
Toby Strange
Lucas McMichen
Chris Teal
Toby Strange
Corry Strange
Jeremy Clements
Jeremy Clements
Cater Pierce
Jeremy Clements
Frank Barden
Chris Teal
Chris Teal
Opponent
Valdosta State
Presbyterian
Mississippi College
Arkansas-Monticello
West Alabama
Harding
West Alabama
Valdosta State
West Alabama
North Alabama
Delta State
Arkansas-Monticello
Jacksonville State
Valdosta State
Presbyterian
Clark Atlanta
West Alabama
Delta State
Valdosta State
Mars Hill
Carson-Newman
Central Arkansas
Mississippi College
North Alabama
North Alabama
North Alabama
Arkansas-Monticello
North Alabama
Jacksonville State
Newberry
Presbyterian
Catawba
Arkansas-Monticello
Central Florida
West Alabama
Newberry
Harding
Samford
SINGLE GAME ATTEMPTS
Att.
67
59
57
53
51
49
49
49
48
47
47
46
45
45
45
44
43
42
42
41
41
41
41
Year
1991
2000
1992
2007
1997
2007
2007
1992
1984
1996
1996
1995
1991
1996
2005
1992
1991
1986
2007
1997
1998
1993
1991
1993
1995
2000
1996
2004
1992
1996
2001
2000
1998
1986
1999
1983
1993
1992
Name
Chris Teal
Ryan Poole
Ryan Poole
Ryan Poole
Jeremy Clements
Chris Teal
Ryan Poole
Chris Teal
Cater Pierce
Ryan Poole
Chris Teal
Corry Strange
Toby Strange
Chris Teal
Cater Pierce
Chris Teal
Jeremy Clements
Toby Strange
Chris Teal
Jeremy Clements
Chris Teal
Cater Pierce
Cater Pierce
Opponent
Valdosta State
Arkansas-Monticello
Delta State
Valdosta State
Catawba
Mississippi College
Harding
Jacksonville State
Delta State
West Alabama
North Alabama
Harding
North Alabama
Jacksonville State
Central Florida
Valdosta State
Arkansas Tech
Delta State
North Alabama
Carson-Newman
Samford
North Alabama
Mississippi College
SINGLE GAME COMPLETIONS
Year
1991
2007
2007
2007
2000
1992
2007
1991
1986
2007
1993
2001
1996
1992
1986
1992
1999
1996
1992
1998
1992
1984
1984
CAREER ATTEMPTS
Name
Chris Teal
Years
1990-93
Attempts
1,039
Jeremy Clements
1998-2000
921
Cater Pierce
Toby Strange
1984-86
1994-97
872
634
Lucas McMichen
Corry Strange
Ryan Poole
2001-04
1998-2002
2005-07
515
478
440
Mark Eldred
1994-95
425
Comp.
42
35
32
32
31
29
27
27
26
26
25
25
24
24
23
23
23
23
Name
Chris Teal
Ryan Poole
Ryan Poole
Chris Teal
Ryan Poole
Ryan Poole
Jeremy Clements
Toby Strange
Chris Teal
Chris Teal
Chris Teal
Cater Pierce
Jeremy Clements
Cater Pierce
Jeremy Clements
Toby Strange
Toby Strange
Chris Teal
Opponent
Valdosta State
Arkansas-Monticello
West Alabama
Mississippi College
Harding
Valdosta State
Carson-Newman
North Alabama
North Alabama
Jacksonville State
Jacksonville State
Mississippi College
Catawba
West Alabama
Arkansas Tech
Newberry
Arkansas-Monticello
Clark Atlanta
Year
1991
2007
2007
1992
2007
2007
1998
1996
1993
1991
1992
1984
2000
1984
1999
1996
1997
1992
CAREER COMPLETIONS
Name
Chris Teal
Years
1990-93
Completions
578
Jeremy Clements
1998-2000
503
Cater Pierce
Toby Strange
1984-86
1994-97
463
375
Ryan Poole
Corry Strange
2005-07
1998-2002
240
231
Mark Eldred
1994-95
216
CAREER PASSING YARDAGE
Name
Chris Teal
Jeremy Clements
Cater Pierce
Toby Strange
Mark Eldred
Years
1990-93
1998-00
1984-86
1994-97
1994-95
Name
Toby Strange
Mark Eldred
Jeremy Clements
Chris Teal
Cater Pierce
Years
1994-97
1994-95
1998-99
1990-93
1984-86
Att.
1,039
911
872
634
425
Comp.
578
501
463
375
216
Yards
7,258
6,804
5,763
5,045
3,539
TD
59
64
53
44
35
TDs
44
35
64
59
53
Rating
140.38
136.20
132.00
119.20
118.67
Career Passing Efficiency Rating
Att-Comp-Int
634-375-27
425-216-25
911-501-39
1,039-512-39
872-463-48
Yards
5,045
3,539
6,804
7,258
5,763
Quarterback Ryan Poole
West Georgia Wolves
99
RECEIVING
SINGlE GAME RECEPTION YD
The 100-Yard Club
Yards
245
236
228
205
181
176
174
165
163
161
149
147
146
144
143
141
139
138
136
131
127
125
125
125
124
121
121
116
115
115
112
110
110
109
109
108
108
108
107
107
107
106
106
106
105
105
105
105
105
103
102
101
101
100
Name
Andre Heard
Chad Walker
Leo Mendenhall
Andre Heard
Ron Dixon
Detronn Harris
Chris Bennett
Ron Dixon
Jimmy Howard
Roscoe Pounds
Roscoe Pounds
Curtis Bell
Roscoe Pounds
Hal Lamb
Chad Walker
Jesse Marinko
Leo Mendenhall
Chad Walker
Chad Walker
Stevie Young
Roscoe Pounds
Mark Evans
Jimmy Howard
Nick Neal
Chad Walker
Jimmy Howard
Bryan Pitts
Detronn Harris
Patrick Higgins
Nakia Morgan
Roscoe Pounds
Hal Lamb
Orondus Mons
Adam Gray
Ron Dixon
Chad Walker
Hal Lamb
Orondus Mons
Roscoe Pounds
Nick Neal
Mark Evans
Al Sheppard
Leo Mendenhall
Nick Neal
Detronn Harris
Antjuane Sims
Nick Neal
Chad Walker
Hal Lamb
Jaybriel Holbrook
Chad Walker
Jesse Marinko
Detronn Harris
Leo Mendenhall
Opponent
Presbyterian
Ark-Monticello
West Alabama
North Alabama
Valdosta State
North Alabama
Delta State
North Alabama
Arkansas-Monticello
Delta State
Central Arkansas
West Alabama
West Alabama
Delta State
North Alabama
Ark-Monticello
West Alabama
Albany State
Jacksonville State
Jacksonville State
Presbyterian
Valdosta State
Harding
Central Florida
Delta State
Clark-Atlanta
North Alabama
Central Arkansas
Valdosta State
Ark-Monticello
Mars Hill
Valdosta State
Jacksonville State
Catawba
West Alabama
Valdosta State
North Alabama
Valdosta State
West Alabama
Delta State
Clark Atlanta
Troy State
Delta State
Valdosta State
West Alabama
Mississippi College
Central Florida
Delta State
North Alabama
at Ark-Monticello
Harding
Valdosta State
Presbyterian
Wofford
Year
2000
1995
1991
2000
1996
2002
1992
1996
2007
1997
1998
1984
1984
1986
1995
2004
1990
1994
1995
1986
1998
1991
2007
1986
1994
2007
1996
2002
2007
1996
1997
1986
1991
2000
1996
1994
1985
1991
1998
1985
1992
1984
1991
1987
2002
1992
1988
1995
1986
2006
1993
2004
2001
1991
CAREER RECEPTIONS
Name
1. Roscoe Pounds
2. Chad Walker
3. Hal Lamb
4. Leo Mendenhall
5. Stevie Young
6. Detronn Harriss
Mark Evans
100
Years
1997-99
1992-95
1983-86
1988-91
1984-87
2001-02
1989-92
West Georgia Wolves
No.
154
141
129
107
104
95
95
PUNTING
SINGLE GAME RECEPTIONS
Yards
2.339
2,456
1,843
1,567
952
1,471
1,001
TD
24
27
10
11
8
8
8
SINGLE GAME PUNTING AVERAGE
No
Name
Opponent
Year
14
11
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
9
9
9
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
Chad Walker
Leo Mendenhall
James Crowley
Chad Walker
Orondus Mons
Mark Evans
Leo Mendenhall
Hal Lamb
Detronn Harris
Adam Gray
Ron Dixon
Hal Lamb
Leo Mendenhall
Detronn Harris
Detronn Harris
Roscoe Pounds
Roscoe Pounds
Roscoe Pounds
Ron Dixon
Hal Lamb
Mark Evans
Antjuane Sims
Stevie Young
Stevie Young
Ark-Monticello
West Alabama
West Alabama
Jacksonville State
Valdosta State
Valdosta State
Delta State
Valdosta State
Valdosta State
Catawba
Valdosta State
Delta State
West Alabama
West Alabama
North Alabama
Presbyterian
Carson-Newman
Ark-Monticello
Valdosta State
North Alabama
Clark Atlanta
Mississippi College
Valdosta State
Mississippi College
1995
1991
2007
1995
1991
1991
1991
1986
2002
2000
1996
1986
1990
2002
2002
1998
1998
1997
1996
1986
1992
1992
1986
1984
Avg.
51.8
50.4
50.4
49.3
49.0
48.0
49.0
48.8
48.3
48.0
48.0
47.3
46.8
46.7
46.7
Name
Jeff Carpenter
Jeff Carpenter
Matt Stone
Bryan Watts
Jeff Carpenter
Jeff Carpenter
Bryan Watts
Jeff Carpenter
Craig Davis
Jeff Carpenter
Bryan Watts
Jeff Carpenter
Bryan Watts
Bryan Watts
Craig Davis
Opponent
Carson-Newman
North Alabama
Delta State
North Alabama
Presbyterian
Ouachita Baptist
Newberry
Valdosta State
Delta State
Ouachita Baptist
Jacksonville State
Arkansas-Monticello
Delta State
Troy State
Delta State
Year
2004
2003
1990
1985
2005
2004
1983
2003
1991
2004
1984
2004
1983
1984
1989
CAREER PUNTING
Name
1. Bryan Watts
2. Jeff Carpenter
3. Jared Guberman
4, Mike Lilly
5. Benji Shelton
6. Craig Davis
7. Justin Allen
Years
1983-85
2002-05
2007
1986-88
1994, 96, 99
1989, 91-93
1996-98, 00
No. Yards
187 7.699
256 10,405
73 2,817
198 7,540
96 3,648
213 7,948
207 7,437
Avg.
41.2
40.6
38.6
38.1
38.0
37.3
36.3
RETURNS
Career Punt Return Yards
Name
1. Marquis Floyd
2. Corey Jarrells
3. Antjuane Sims
4. Channing Price
5. Darrin Habersham
Years
1999-02
1995-97
1991-94
2005
1985-88
No.
125
66
60
28
33
Yds
972
664
390
218
202
Avg.
7.8
10.1
6.5
7.8
6.1
Career Punt Return Average
Name
1. Corey Jarrells
2. Troy Kirkland
3. Marquis Floyd
4. Antjuane Sims
5. Darin Habersham
Years
1995-97
1988-91
1999-02
1991-94
1985-88
No. Yards
66
664
19
188
125
972
60
390
33
202
Avg.
10.1
9.9
7.8
6.5
6.1
Career Kickoff Return yards
Name
1. John Strickland
2. Mark Evans
3. Tony Wilson
4. Detronn Harris
5. Corey Jarrells
Receiver Leo Mendenhall
CAREER YARDAGE
Name
1. Chad Walker
2. Roscoe Pounds
3. Hal Lamb
4. Nick Neal
5. Leo Mendenhall
6. Andre Heard
Years
1992-95
1997-99
1983-86
1985-88
1988-91
1999-00
No.
141
154
129
84
107
72
Years
1984-87
1989-92
1996-99
2001-02
1994-97
No. Yards
80 1,727
72 1,392
44 1,229
49 1,089
34
810
Avg.
21.6
19.3
23.4
22.2
23.8
Career Kickoff Return Average
Yards
2,456
2,339
1,843
1,652
1,567
1,478
Name
1. Corey Jarrells
2. Antjuane Sims
3. Tony Wilson
4. TaShawn McBroom
5. Detronn Harris
6. Nick Neal
Years
1994-97
1991-94
1996-99
2003
2001-02
1985-88
No. Yards
34
810
24
586
44 1,229
24
534
49 1,089
23
511
Avg.
23.8
23.7
23.4
22.3
22.2
22.2
*active player
SCORING
RUSHING
200-YARD GAMES
235.......Nick Price vs. Southern Arkansas, 2000
233.......Felix Addo vs Delta State, 1993
225.......Shane Reinhardt vs. Livingston, 1989
218.......Stevie Young vs. Mississippi College, 1985
213.......Steve Duncan vs. Valdosta State, 1998
209.......Gary Harden vs. West Alabama, 1996
209.......Felix Addo vs. Mississippi College, 1994
200.......Mark Evans vs. Lane College, 1992
125-YARD GAMES
199...... Rendell Jackson vs. Mississippi College, 1995
197...... Felix Addo vs. Elon, 1994
195...... Harold Long vs. Liberty Baptist, 1983
190...... Stevie Young vs. Delta State, 1987
189...... Javari Taylor vs. North Alabama, 2005
187...... Nick Price vs. Arkansas-Monticello, 2000
186...... Mark Evans vs. Wofford, 1991
185...... Nick Price vs. West Alabama, 2001
185...... Nick Price vs. Ouachita Baptist, 2000
184....... James Kennebrew vs. North Alabama, 2006
184...... Michael Alexis at North Alabama, 2004
179...... Steve Duncan at Arkansas Tech, 1998
178...... Stevie Young vs. Samford, 1984
177...... Felix Addo vs Valdosta State, 1993
175...... Nick Price at Henderson State, 2001
173...... Abe Felix vs. Southern Arkansas, 2005
173...... Michael Alexis at Southern Arkansas, 2004
169....... James Kennebrew at Arkansas Tech, 2006
169...... Brandon Glover at West Alabama, 2002
168...... Felix Addo vs. Livingston, 1994
166...... Steve Duncan at Arkansas-Monticello, 1997
166...... Stevie Young vs. Livingston, 1985
162...... Nick Price vs. Arkansas Tech, 2000
160...... Nick Price vs. Ouachita Baptist, 2001
160...... Sheldon Hogan vs. North Alabama, 2001
159...... Michael Alexis at Harding, 2004
158...... Michael Alexis vs. Henderson State, 2004
158...... Trevon Daniels vs. Maryville, 1981
155...... Brooks Benton vs. North Alabama, 1989
154...... Brandon Glover vs. West Alabama, 2003
153...... Rendell Jackson vs. Elon, 1995
151...... Felix Addo vs. Valdosta State, 1994
148...... Stevie Young vs. Delta State, 1988
146...... Brooks Benton vs. Delta State, 1988
144...... Harold Long vs. Knoxville, 1982
144...... Trevon Daniels vs. Widener, 1982
143...... Abe Felix vs. Carson-Newman, 2005
143...... Felix Addo vs. North Alabama, 1994
140...... Abe Felix vs. Ouachita Baptist, 2005
139...... Felix Addo vs Mississippi College, 1993
137...... Abe Felix vs. Arkansas-Monticello, 2005
137...... Nick Price vs. Harding, 2000
137...... Steve Duncan at Mars Hill, 1998
136 ..... Harold Long vs. Augustana, 1982
135 … Nick Price at Presbyterian, 2001
134...... Michael Alexis vs. Valdosta State, 2004
134 … Nick Price at Harding, 2001
134...... Mark Evans vs. Livingstone, 1992
132...... Michael Alexis vs. Carson-Newman, 2004
132...... Michael Alexis vs. Arkansas Tech, 2004
130...... Stan Rowe vs. Ouachita Baptist, 2005
130...... Brandon Glover vs. Central Arkansas, 2002
130...... Felix Addo vs. Delta State, 1994
130...... Todd Clifton vs. Miles, 1982
129...... Mark Evans vs. North Alabama, 1992
129...... Stanley Rogers vs. Newberry, 1983
128...... Mark Evans vs. Knoxville College, 1992
128...... Trevon Daniels vs. Morehouse, 1981
127...... Louis Lomax vs. Wofford, 1991
127...... Trevon Daniels vs. Miles, 1985
126...... Harold Long vs. Maryville, 1982
125...... Louis Lomax vs. North Alabama, 1991
CAREER SCORING
Name
1. Nick Price
2. Jeremy Coates
3. Wes Wilson
4. Chad Walker
5. Kevin Carroll
6. Mark Evans
7. Stevie Young
8. Roscoe Pounds
9. Felix Addo
Years
1984-87
1998-01
1989-92
1992-94
1986-89
Running Back Felix Addo
Years
Att.
1998-01
582
1984-87
603
1992-94
436
1989-92
540
1986-89
426
2003-04 324
2002-03
319
1993-96
338
1997-98
282
1989-90
229
1992-95
185
1988-91
226
2006-07
273
PAT
0
129
82
2
0
0
1
0
2
FG PTS
0 252
36 237
29 169
0 164
0 162
0 156
0 148
0 144
0 142
Years
1998-01
1995-98
1992-95
1989-92
1997-99
1984-87
1992-94
TD
42
27
27
26
24
24
23
CAREER POINTS BY KICKING
Name
1. Jeremy Coates
2. Wes Wilson
3. Adam Campbell
4. Trevor Ramos
5. Benji Shelton
6. #Rob Rice
Years
1995-98
2000-01
1991-92, 94
1994, 1998
1983-84
PAT
129
82
81
65
56
37
FG
36
29
14
17
14
19
PTS
237
169
123
116
98
94
# Rice also competed in 1981 and ’82 when West Georgia was
Division III. He completed his collegiate career with 218 points.
LONG FIELD GOALS
Att.
603
582
540
436
426
CAREER NET YARDAGE
(1,000-Yard Club)
Name
1. Nick Price
2. Stevie Young
3. Felix Addo
4. Mark Evans
5. Brooks Benton
6. Michael Alexis
7. Brandon Glover
8. Mathis Curry
9. Steve Duncan
10. Shane Reinhardt
11. Rendell Jackson
12. Louis Lomax
13 James Kennebrew
TD
42
0
0
27
27
26
24
24
23
CAREER TOUCHDOWNS
Name
1. Nick Price
2. Kevin Carroll
Chad Walker
4. Mark Evans
5. Roscoe Pounds
Stevie Young
7. Felix Addo
CAREER ATTEMPTS
Name
1. Stevie Young
2. Nick Price
3. Mark Evans
4. Felix Addo
5. Brooks Benton
Years
1998-01
1995-98
2000-01
1992-95
1995-98
1989-92
1984-87
1997-99
1992-94
Yards
3,404
2,826
2,751
2,680
1,911
1,815
1,592
1,555
1,551
1,266
1,204
1,120
1,018
Dist.
54
51
51
50
47
47
47
47
47
47
47
45
45
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
Name
Adi Brkic
Adi Brkic
Wes Wilson
Adi Brkic
Trevor Ramos
Jeremy Coates
Matt Stone
Brad Donahue
Brett Hardy
Dave Head
Rob Rice
Clay Robertson
Rob Rice
Jared Guberman
Jon Vickers
Wes Wilson
Wes Wilson
Benji Shelton
Jeremy Coates
Benji Shelton
Adam Campbell
Dave Head
Opponent
Arkansas Tech
Southern Arkansas
Southern Arkansas
Harding
Southern Arkansas
North Alabama
Delta State
Samford
Delta State
Clark
Hampden-Sydney
Albany State
West Alabama
Arkansas-Monticello
West Alabama
Albany State
Ouachita Baptist
Central Arkansas
NC Central
Delta State
Samford
Mississippi College
West Georgia Wolves
Year
2005
2005
2001
2005
2003
1998
1990
1989
1988
1986
1981
200z
1984
2007
2004
2001
2000
1999
1997
1994
1992
1985
101
DEFENSIVE RECORDS
SINGLE GAME PASS INTERCEPTIONS
No.
3
3
3
3
Name
Marquis Floyd
Marquis Floyd
Reggie Lewis
Kendall Simmons
Opponent
Arkansas Tech
Henderson State
Delta State
Delta State
CAREER PRIMARY TACKLES
Year
2002
2000
1997
1988
CAREER PASS INTERCEPTIONS
Name
Years
1. Marquis Floyd
2. Bernard Willis
3. Kendall Simmons
Reggie Lewis
Larico Stevenson
6. Nate Coggins
7. Dennison Robinson
Tyler Bonner
8. Daetwan Wells
Andre Gilliam
Darrin Habersham
James Stephens
John Cross
1999-2002
1985-88
1985-88
1994-97
2005-06
1998-2001
1998
1990-92
2001-02
1993-94, 96
1985-88
1984-86
1991-93
No.
19
11
10
10
10
9
7
7
6
6
6
6
6
SEASON PRI MARY TACK LES
Name
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
104
102
96
92
81
Neal Gooch (1986)
Trent Hattaway (1986)
Derrick Germaine (1983)
Derrick Ross (1984)
Tim McClain (1995)
SEASON TOTAL HITS
Name
No.
Name
No.
1.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
253
245
240
215
207
165
165
1.
2.
3.
4.
158
149
138
131
Nate Coggins (1998-01)
Neal Gooch (1985-88)
Tim McClain (1992-95)
Trent Hattaway (1985-88)
Nate Coggins (1998-)
Russell Gray (1989-92)
Bernard Willis (1989-92)
5. Nate Coggins (2000)
Tim McClain (1995)
No.
72
71
65
59
58
Name
No.
1.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
416
398
362
358
351
317
Nate Coggins (1998-)
SEASON RECOVERED FUMBLES
CAREER TACKLE AS SISTS
Name
No.
1.
2.
2.
3.
4.
5.
196
163
153
147
138
118
Casey Pennone (1995-98)
128
128
CAREER TOTAL HITS
SEASON TACKLE ASSISTS
Name
1. Don Gill (1992)
2. Russell Gray (1991)
3. Russell Gray (1991)
4. Casey Pennone (1996)
5. Derrick Ross (1984)
Derrick Ross (1984)
Neal Gooch (1986)
Derrick Germaine (1983)
Don Gill (1994)
Name
No.
1. Steve Palmer (1988)
Nelson Guggino (1987)
Russell Gray (1992)
4
4
4
CAREER RECOVERED FUMBLES
Name
No.
1. Nate Coggins (1998-01)
2. Bo Williams (2000-02)
3 Casey Pennone (1995-98)
Andre Gilliam (1993-94, 96)
9
7
6
6
6
6
OTHER RECORDS
LARGEST CONFERENCE VICTORY MARGINS
Year
1998
2001
1998
2005
2002
1995
1994
1992
1997
1995
1997
1989
Opponent
Henderson State
North Alabama
Arkansas-Monticello
West Alabama
Henderson State
Valdosta State
West Alabama
West Alabama
West Alabama
Arkansas-Monticello
Arkansas-Monticello
Tennessee-Martin
Score
54-3
49-0
59-14
41-0
44-3
44-6
55-21
47-13
48-15
40-7
39-7
36-7
Year
1995
1996
2000
1994
2000
2000
1999
1996
1995
1996
1989
1996
Opponent
Southern Arkansas
Arkansas-Monticello
Ouachita Baptist
West Alabama
Henderson State
Henderson State
Central Arkansas
West Alabama
West Alabama
Central Arkansas
West Alabama
Valdosta State
WORST CONFERENCE DEFEATS IN UWG HISTORY (SINCE 1983)
Score
28-0
48-21
38-10
55-21
38-14
38-14
38-14
47-23
31-7
30-7
36-14
42-21
LARGEST VICTORY MARGINS
(Non-conference)
Year
1996
1992
1985
1991
Opponent
Tusculum
Lane
Miles
Alma
102
West Georgia Wolves
Score
69-0
62-0
62-0
55-0
Year
1990
1991
1984
1996
Opponent
Miles
Lane
Samford
Elon
Score
49-0
56-8
41-6
48-14
Score
61-7
65-17
52-0
52-6
55-10
Year
1985
1983
1989
2003
Opponent
Troy State
North Alabama
Mississippi College
Central Arkansas
Score
42-0
49-7
48-6
48-6
Year
2003
2007
1984
2003
1994
Opponent
Delta State
North Alabama
Delta State
Southern Arkansas
Central Arkansas
1957
1958
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
(15-12 overall, 15-10 in NCAA Division II)
WG OPP
WG OPP
Middle Georgia
6 33 1994 Mississppi College
24
23
Southern Union
6 34 1995 Arkansas-Monticello 40
7
Randolph Macon
42 13 1996 Delta State
34
51
Hampden-Sydney
48
0 1997 West Alabama
48
15
Newberry
45 33 1998 Henderson State
54
3
Delta State
0 52 1999 West Alabama
20
6
Livingston
24 14 2000 Harding
35
13
Valdosta State
35
14
Mississippi College
7 37 2002 Harding
0
13
Delta State
38 35 OT
Noth Alabama
17 27 2004 Henderson State
21
28
Delta State
41
0
North Alabama
28 26 2006 North Alabama
16
26
Delta State
30
28
Delta State
27
7
HOMECOMING GAMES
BEST OPPONENTS PERFORMANCES
INDIVIDUAL
Most Total Offense–560 yards by Todd Cunningham of Presbyterian, 9/1/01
Most Yards Rushing– 249 by Surkano Edwards of Samford, 9/5/92
Most Yards Passing–505 yards by Todd Cunningham of Presbyterian, 9/1/01
Most Rushes–35 by Tregnel Thomas of Delta State, 10/26/96
Most Passes Attempted–70 by Lance Funderburk of Valdosta State, 11/11/95
Most Passes Completed–45 by Chris Hatcher of Valdosta State, 10/ 16/ 93
Most Passes Caught–17 by Sean Pender of Valdosta State, 11/11/95
Most Pass Receiving Yardage–275 by D.J. Humphries of Presbyterian, 9/1/01
Longest Touchdown Run–92 yards by Tim Lowery of Clark Atlanta, 9/ 26/ 92
Longest Punt Return–91 yards by Anthony Merritt of North Alabama, 11/8/03
Longest Interception Return–90 yards by Eric Davis of Jacksonville State, 10/ 16/ 89
Longest Kickoff Return–100 yards by Aaron Jenkins of Valdosta State, 11/11/01;
Tony Champion of UT-Martin, 10/ 1/ 83
Longest Pass Play–95 yards from Kevin Nawracaj to Tony Lockhart of Central
Arkansas – 9/18/99
Longest Punt–68 yards by Quintin Tookes of Morehouse, 11/ 7/ 81
Longest Field Goal–53 yards by Jason Williams of Southern Arkansas 9/26/98
TEAM
Offensive Plays–95 by Newberry, 10/ 29/83
Total Offense–700 by Central Florida, 10/ 17/ 87
Passes Attempted–70 by Valdosta State, 11/11/95
Passes Completed–45 by Valdosta State, 10/ 16/ 92
Pass Yardage–505 by Presbyterian, 9/1/01
Rushing Attempts–74 by Jacksonville State, 9/ 27/ 86
Rushing Yardage–472 by Southern Arkansas, 9/20/03
Points Scored–61 by Delta State, 10/4/03
Fumbles–8 by North Alabama, 11/ 12/ 83
Fumbles Lost–5 Valdosta State, 10/ 26/ 85
Penalties–16 (tie) by Harding, 10/27/01; and by Valdosta State, 10/15/94
THE LAST TIME
A PUNT WAS RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN
UWG–October 22, 2005, Johnny Williams vs. North Alabama, (UNA 20, UWG 19)
OPP.–November 8, 2007, Maurice Leggett of Valdosta State, 0 yards (VSU 35,
UWG 10)
A KICKOFF WAS RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN
UWG–November 5, 2005, Breon Ford at Valdosta State, (UWG 29, VSU 15)
OPP.–October 27, 2007, Jeremy Rick of Delta State, 92 yards, (DSU 41, UWG 9)
A PASS INTERCEPTION WAS
RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN
UWG–October 30, 2004, Odell Willis at North Alabama, 43 yards (UWG 38, UNA 21)
OPP.–November 9, 2006, Sherard Reynolds, Valdosta State, 51 yards (VSU 38,
UWG 13)
A PUNT WAS BLOCKED
UWG– November 3, 2007, Alex Coleman blocked a punt by North Alabama’s Will
Batson (UNA 65, UWG 17)
OPP.–November 8, 2007, Eric Williams of Valdosta State blocked a punt by West
Georgia’s Jared Guberman (VSU 35, UWG 10)
A FUMBLE WAS RECOVERED FOR A TOUCHDOWN
UWG–October 8, 2005, Brandon Jamison returned fumble 15 yards for TD vs. West
Alabama (UWG 41, UWA 0)
OPP– September 1, 2005, Cornelius Ballard of Carson-Newman returned a fumble 28
yards for a TD (CN 14, UWG 10)
A SAFETY WAS RECORDED
UWG–November 5, 2005, Damian Green tackled Valdosta State’s Vincent Brown in the
end zone, (UWG 29, VSU 15)
OPP–September 1, 2007, Clark Atlanta recorded a team safety when UWG’s Joey Harris was tackled in the end zone (UWG 23, CAU 11)
GRISHAM STADIUM FACTS
Overall Grisham Stadium Record
84 W, 50 L, 0 T (.627)
2007: 1-3
2006: 0-4
2005:4-1
2004: 0-3
2003: 1-4
2002: 2-3
2001: 5-0
2000: 5-1
1999: 4-1
1998: 6-0
1997: 5-0
1996: 4-2
1995: 5-0
1994: 4-1
1993: 2-3
1992: 4-2
1991: 3-2
1990: 0-5
1989: 1-3
1988: 2-3
1987: 2-3
1986: 3-3
1985: 3-2
1984: 3-2
1983: 3-2
1982: 8-0
1981: 4-1
Grisham Sta dium Streaks
(SINCE 1981):
Longest Winning Streak: 16 games, from 11/9/96-11/6/99
Longest Regular Season Winning Streak: Same as above
Longest Losing Streak: 7 games, 1989-90
West Georgia vs. GSC Opponents at Grisham Stadium: 44 W, 45 L, 0 T (.494)
West Georgia Wolves
103
UWG ALL-GSC PLAYERS
(First Team Selections in Bold)
2007 ALL-GSC
Jared Guberman
Kicker
Corey Jarrells .......................... Cornerback
1990
Blake Collins ........................... Center Reggie Lewis ................................... Safety
Doug Pridmore ........ Offensive Tackle Nakia Morgan .................... Wide Receiver
Matt Stone .............................. Punter John Nickson .....................Defensive End
Casey Pennone ........................ Linebacker
1991
Roscoe Pounds ................... Wide Receiver
Leo Mendenhall ........ Wide Receiver Leroy Scott .............................. Linebacker
Doug Pridmore ............ Offensive Tackle $ – GSC Offensive Player of the Year
Chris Edwards .................Defensive Tackle
1998
Louis Lomax ............................... Tailback
Chris Teal ..............................Quarterback Jonathan Brinson......... Offensive Guard
$Jeremy Clements ..............Quarterback
1992
Vinson Cooper................ Defensive End
Chris Teal...........................Quarterback Casey Pennone ..................... Linebacker
Tim Barron ............................. Linebacker Roscoe Pounds ................ Wide Receiver
Chris Bennett ..................... Wide Receiver Chris Williams ............. Offensive Tackle
Adam Campbell ............................. Kicker J.D. Dickerson ................................ Safety
Don Gill ................................. Linebacker Steve Duncan .............................. Tailback
Michael Payne .................Offensive Tackle Dennison Robinson ............... Cornerback
Pat Rogers ......................................Center $ – GSC Offensive Player of the Year
Xarvia Smith ......................Defensive End
1983
1993
Bryan Watts ................................ Punter
Mike Shackleford ...........................Center
Angelo Snipes .....................Defensive End
Russell Gray ......................... Linebacker
Felix Addo ................................... Tailback
Tim McClain .......................... Linebacker
Mike Thomas .....................Defensive End
Chad Walker ...................... Wide Receiver
1984
Bryan Watts ................................ Punter
Mike Shackleford ...........................Center
Angelo Snipes .....................Defensive End
1985
Stevie Young..............................Tailback
Jeff Allen ................................. Linebacker
Hal Lamb ........................... Wide Receiver
Greg Shepherd ................Offensive Tackle
1986
Greg Shepherd ............. Offensive Tackle
Stevie Young ................................ Tailback
Hal Lamb ........................... Wide Receiver
Bernard Willis ................................. Safety
1987
Stevie Young..............................Tailback
Trent Hattaway ....................... Linebacker
1988
Brooks Benton ............................ Fullback
Trent Hattaway ....................... Linebacker
Mike Lilly ...................................... Punter
Nick Neal ........................... Wide Receiver
Kendall Simmons ................... Cornerback
1994
Felix Addo.................................Tailback
Richard Fendley ........... Offensive Tackle
Corey Jarrells ...................... Cornerback
Tim McClain .......................... Linebacker
Mark Eldred ..........................Quarterback
Josh Lovelady ..................Offensive Guard
Thad Tucker ....................... Kick Returner
Rick Swales ..................... Defensive End
Chad Walker ................... Wide Receiver
Mark Eldred ..........................Quarterback
Scott Embry ................................ Fullback
Mickey Henderson ..........Offensive Guard
Corey Jarrells .......................... Cornerback
Scott Pflibsen .......................... Linebacker
Byron Slack .............................. Tight End
*1996
Ish Hall ........................Defensive Tackle
Nick Price ....................... Running Back
Abed Taha .................... Offensive Tackle
Kenyatta Woulard ...... Offensive Tackle
Andre Heard ...................... Wide Receiver
Conelius Alvin ...............................Center
Forrest Jackson ........................ Linebacker
Courtney Roebuck ............Defensive End
Wes Wilson .................................... Kicker
2001
Corey Jarrells ...................... Cornerback
Mickey Henderson....... Offensive Guard $Nate Coggins ...............Defensive Back
Marquis Floyd............ Defensive Back
* – No second team selected
1989
1997
Corey Jarrells .............. Return Specialist
Klay Killingsworth ......Defensive Tackle
$Toby Strange ....................Quarterback
Chris Williams ............. Offensive Tackle
Mike Chastain ................................Center
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2002
Marquis Floyd............ Defensive Back
Forrest Jackson .................Linebacker
Travis Williams .......... Defensive Back
Conelius Alvin .........................Center
Marquis Floyd..........Return Specialist
Daetwan Wells ........... Defensive Back
Bo Williams ................ Defensive Line
2003
Jeff Carpenter ............................. Punter
2004
Michael Alexix ...................... Tailback
Jeff Carpenter ..........................Punter
John Perkins .....................Linebacker
Prentice Purnell .......... Defensive Line
2005
Jeff Carpenter ............................. Punter
Brandon Jamison..................Linebacker
$Kelvin Morris .....................Linebakcer
Odell Willis ....................Defensive Line
Abe Felix ............................... Tailback
John Perkins .....................Linebacker
$ – GSC Defensive Player of the Year
2006
James Kennebrew........ Running Back
John Perkins .................... Linebacker
Odell Willis ................Defensive Line
Adam Carter .................Defensive Back
2000
1995
Andre Culpepper ............................. BT
Rendell Jackson ........................Tailback Nate Coggins .................Defensive Back
Barron Hamlin ........................... Tackle
Terrell
Dobson
.....................
Linebacker
Andre Kenneybrew ......Defensive Tackle
Tim McClain ....................... Linebacker Marquis Floyd............ Defensive Back Larico Stevenson ...........Defensive Back
Brooks Benton ......................Fullback
Henry Johnson ......... Offensive Tackle
Doug Pridmore ........ Offensive Tackle
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1999
Nick Price ....................... Running Back
Roscoe Pounds ................ Wide Receiver
Matt Fendley ............................... Center
Abed Taha .................... Offensive Tackle
Channing Williams ..Defensive Lineman
Oyemon Grace ..................... Linebacker
Nate Coggins .................Defensive Back
Jeremy Clements ...................Quarterback
Harold Farmer ................... Running Back
Vinson Cooper .................. Defensive Line
Terrell Dobson ........................ Linebacker
Tony Wilson......................Defensive Back
Tony Wilson................... Return Specialist
Johnny Leverette .................. Kick Blocker
Conelius Alvin .........................Center
Bo Williams ................ Defensive Line
Travis Williams .......... Defensive Back
Forrest Jackson .................Linebacker
Nick Price ....................Running Back
Courtney Roebuck ...... Defensive Line
Daetwan Wells ........... Defensive Back
Channing Williams .... Defensive Back
Wes Wilson ..............................Kicker
2007
Jared Guberman.......................Kicker
DIVISION II ALL-AMERICAS
CHAD WALKER
BYRON SLACK
MICKEY HENDERSON
COREY JARRELLS
KLAY KILLINGSWORTH
1995 Wide Receiver
1996 Tight End
1996 Offensive Guard
1996 Defensive Back
1997 Cornerback
Return Specialist
1997 Defensive Tackle
CHRIS WILLIAMS
JONATHAN BRINSON
JEREMY CLEMENTS
VINSON COOPER
MATT FENDLEY
1997 & 98 Offensive Tackle
1998 Offensive Guard
1998 Quarterback
1998 Defensive End
1999 Center
OYEMON GRACE
ROSCOE POUNDS
ABED TAHA
NATE COGGINS
MARQUIS FLOYD
1999 Linebacker
1999 Wide Receiver
1999 & 2000 Offensive Tackle
2000 & 2001 Safety
2000 & 2001 Cornerback
NICK PRICE
MICHAEL ALEXIS
JEFF CARPENTER
JARED GUBERMAN
2000 & 2001 Tailback
2004 Tailback
2004 Punter
2007 Kicker
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UWG PLAYERS IN THE PROS
Pos – Name
RB – Felix Addo
FB – Kevin Carroll
Year(s) at UWG
1992-94
1995-98
Professional Team(s)
Shreveport (CFL)
Pittsburgh Steelers (NFL)
QB – Jeremy Clements
1997-2000
Lubeck Cougars (Europe)
FS - Nate Coggins
1998-2001
New York Giants (NFL)
Georgia Force (Arena Football League)
DB – James Dickerson
WR – Ron Dixon
DB/KR – Marquis Floyd
WR - Detronn Harris
LB – Brandon Jamison
(1998)
1996
(1999-2002)
2001-02
Tennessee Valley (Arena II)
NY Giants (NFL)
Tennessee Valley (Arena II)
San Jose Saber Cats (AFL)
Tennessee Titans (NFL)
Carolina Panthers
Birmingham Steeldogs (Arena II)
2005
Atlanta Falcons (NFL)
Carolina Panthers (NFL)
RB – Rendell Jackson
1992-95
Winnipeg (CFL)
Macon Knights (Arena II)
LB – Kelvin Morris
2005
Spokane (Arena II)
WR – Nick Neal
1985-88
Winnipeg (CFL)
OT – Prentice Purnell
2003-04
Rome (NIFL)
WR – Sheddrick Risper
1994-97
DB - Dennison Robinson
LB – Angelo Snipes
1998
1981-84
Saskatchewan (CFL)
Las Vegas Gladiators (AFL)
Chicago Rush (AFL)
Kansas City (NFL)
Washington (NFL)
Saskatchewan (CFL)
Birmingham (CFL)
DB – Tim Stokes
DE – Cornell Thomas
K – Wes Wilson
OT – Chris Williams
2000
1990-93
1999-2001
1995-98
San Diego (NFL)
Columbus Wardogs (Arena II)
New Orleans (NFL)
New Jersey Knights (AFL)
OT – Kenyatta Woulard
106
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Columbus Wardogs (Arena II)
Photo: Jimmy Cribb/Atlanta Falcons
UWG PLAYERS IN THE PROS
Cornell Thomas
Marquis Floyd
Ron Dixon
Brandon Jamison
Dennison Robinson
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ALL TIME LETTERMEN 1981-07
Name
Year(s) Lettered
A
Felix Addo .............................. 1992-1994
Shad Akins ............................. 1997-1999
John Alexander ....................... 1981-1982
Michael Alexis ........................ 2003-2004
Justin Allen ...................... 1996-98, 2000
Jeff Allen ................................ 1984-1985
Conelius Alvin ....................... 1999-2002
Matt Anderson ....................... 1997-1998
Scott Antol .......................................1988
Pete Antoniou ..................................1987
David Archer.......................... 1981-1982
Justin Armstrong ..............................1995
Jamie Aull ..............................2002, 2004
Kevin Ayers ............................ 1988-1990
B
Mark Bailey ............................ 1981-1983
Matt Bailey ..........................2006-2007
Keats Baldwin ........................2005, 2007
Frank Barden.......................... 1981-1984
David Barker ....................................1987
Tim Barron ............................ 1990-1992
Bo Bartik................................ 2002-2003
Bucky Bartles ...................................1981
Carlos Bates......................................2002
Frank Battle......................................1994
Zach Battles ........................... 1998-2001
Justin Beauchamp.............................2006
Eric Beasley ............................ 2003-2004
Curtis Bell ........................................1984
Neal Bell ................................ 2001-2004
Leroy Benjamin ................................2007
Chris Bennett ................ 1990-1992,1994
Craig Bennett ......................... 1994-1995
Jason Bennett ......................... 2004-2007
Brooks Benton ....................... 1986-1989
Henry Binion ......................... 1986-1987
Chris Black.......................................1992
Jason Blake .......................................2000
Sheldon Bliss ....................................1999
Jason Bonner .......................... 1996-1997
Tyler Bonner .......................... 1990-1992
Brett Boschma ........................ 1981-1982
B.J. Bottom ......................................2003
Jeff Boudreaux..................................2006
Edward Bowen ....................... 2001-2002
Michael Boyd ...................................1991
Derek Boykin ...................................2004
Joseph Boykin ........................ 1982-1983
Corey Braddy ......................... 2002-2004
Jason Brigdon ...................................1993
Brandon Brigman................... 2001-2002
Jonathan Brinson ....................... 1997-98
Corry Brittian ..................................2004
Adi Brkic ..........................................2005
Jeff Brooks........................................1985
Harry Broughton ................... 1981-1982
Shane Brown .......................... 1988-1991
Pat Brown .............................. 1996-1999
Seth Brownlee ..................................2007
Robert Brownrigg................... 1988-1989
David Bruce ........................... 1985-1986
Landru Buckelew .............................2001
Justin Burden ...................................2004
Brian Burke ................................ 2001-02
Bobby Bullock..................................1981
Vijande Burr ....... 1989-1990, 1992-1993
C
J.C. Cajuste ......................................1997
Rico Cameron ..................................2005
Adam Campbell ..................... 1991-1992
Fernel Campbell ...............................1982
Bill Canamare ..................................1993
Terry Canup ........................... 1981-1983
Jeff Carpenter ......................... 2002-2005
Kevin Carroll ......................... 1995-1998
108
West Georgia Wolves
Name
Year(s) Lettered
Adam Carter .............................. 2004-06
Chris Carter ........................... 1982-1984
James Carter .....................................1990
Anthony Causer ...............................1982
Jay Cauthen......................................1994
Steve Cenatus ...................................2007
Mike Chastain ........................ 1995-1997
Emory Chatman .................... 1983-1984
Leslie ..............................................Cheek
1983-1985
Charles Chester ...................... 1986-1987
Derrick Clark ...................................1987
Joe Clark ................................ 2002-2005
Mack Clark ......................................1989
Jason Clements.................................2005
Jeremy Clements .................... 1998-2000
Todd Clifton .......................... 1981-1983
Cepada Cloud ........................ 1992-1995
Jeremy Coates ........................ 1995-1998
Daniel Cochran ................................2007
Antoine Cockerhan ..........................1987
Nate Coggins ......................... 1998-2001
Alex Coleman ............................... 2007
Brett Collier .................................. 2007
Blake Collins .......................... 1988-1991
Bill Colquitt ........................... 1981-1983
Drew Connell ........................ 2005-2007
Stewart Cook .......................2006-2007
John Cooke ......................................1989
Brandon Coon ........................... 2003-06
Jimmy Cooper........................ 1986-1989
Vinson Cooper ....................... 1998-1999
John Copeland .................................1995
John Cross.............................. 1992-1993
Thomas Cross ........................ 1991-1992
James Crowley .............................. 2007
Andre Culpepper ........................ 2003-06
Mathis Curry ............................. 1993-96
D
Adam Daigler ............................. 2006-07
Todd Damato ...................................1989
Scott Daniel ........................... 1982-1984
Brent Daniels ......................... 1994-1997
Danny Daniels ........................... 2002-03
Trevon Daniels ............. 1981-1983, 1985
Kemo Dassau ............................. 2001-02
Brian Davis ................................ 2003-06
Craig Davis ................... 1989,1991-1993
Doug Davis ............................ 1994-1997
Greg Davis ............................. 1987-1990
Jeffery Davis ........................... 1981-1982
Johnny Davis.......................... 1989-1990
Luther Davis .......................... 1983-1985
Phillip Davis.....................................1981
Ryan Davis ................................. 2002-04
Roy Delay .............................. 1981-1982
Andrew Delong ................................2007
J.D. Dickerson .................................1998
Ron Dickson ............................2005-07
Shelton Dinkins ...............................1984
Maurice Dixon ........................... 2003-05
Ron Dixon .......................................1996
Terrell Dobson ....................... 1998-2001
Brad Donahue ..................................1989
Jermel Dorthch ...................... 1988-1991
Dan Dorsey ................................ 2005-06
Jack Duffey ......................................1985
Steve Duncan ......................... 1997-1998
Andy Dyer ................................. 1992-95
E
Major Ealey ......................................1982
Chris Edwards ........................ 1990-1991
Chris Elam ............................. 2000-2001
Charlie Elder ..........................1998, 2000
Mark Eldred ........................... 1994-1995
Danny Elrod .......................... 1981-1984
Name
Year(s) Lettered
Scott Embry ........................... 1993-1995
Marion Erwin ........................ 1981-1984
Lawrence Erwin ..................... 1981-1983
Henry Evans.....................................1981
Mark Evans ............................ 1989-1992
Kevin Exum .....................................1988
F
Robert Farias .......................... 1998-1999
Harold Farmer........................ 1996-1999
Abe Felix ..........................................2005
Matt Fendley .......................... 1998-1999
Richard Fendley ..................... 1991-1994
Kelvin Ferrell ...........................2005-07
Chris Ferron .....................................1992
Kevin Fleeman ....................... 1989-1992
Marquis Floyd ........................ 1999-2002
Duke Fontenot ....................... 1993-1995
Breon Ford ................... 2003-2005, 2007
Lee Ford ...........................................1984
Michael Foster ........................ 1983-1986
Joe Fowler .................................. 2004-05
Darron Franklin ..................... 1987-1988
Tracey Franklin ................................2004
Greg Frashier ....................................1982
Terrell Freeman ................................1986
Jim Frink ................................ 1989-1990
Rico Fuller ................................. 2001-02
John Fumbanks ...................... 1986-1987
G
Jermaine Gadson .................. 2003-04, 06
Dexter Gammage .............................1989
Ryan Garza.......................................2005
Aron Gebhardt ....................... 1982-1985
Jonathan Gee ...................................2002
Derrick Germaine .................. 1981-1984
Deion Germany ...............................2007
Andrew Geschke ........................... 2007
Andre Gilbert ...................................1987
Don Gill ................................ 1991-1992
Andre Gilliam .............. 1993-1994, 1996
Tim Glanton .......................... 1986-1989
Brandon Glover.......................... 2002-03
Lee Golden................................. 2002-03
Rafinnee Gonzalez...................... 2003-06
Neal Gooch ............................ 1985-1988
Oyemon Grace ....................... 1996-1999
Adam Gray ................... 2000, 2002-2003
Russell Gray ........................... 1990-1993
Sean Gray...................................... 2007
Anthony Green ...................... 1987-1990
Damian Green..................................2005
Shane Green ........................... 1990-1993
Bobby Greene ..................................1989
Greg Greer .......................................1997
Justin Griggs.....................................1995
Jared Guberman............................ 2007
Nico Guggino ............... 1987-1988,1990
Elbert Gurley ......................... 1998-1999
Dennis Gutierrez ..............................1993
Mike Gwyn ............................ 1988-1990
H
Darin Habersham................... 1986-1988
Casey Hale .......................................2006
Ish Hall .................................. 1999-2001
Barron Hamlin ....................... 2003-2006
Mark Hansford ...................... 1988-1990
Gary Harden .......................... 1996-1997
Chas Hardy ............................ 1986-1989
Brett Hardy ......................................1989
Detronn Harris .......................... 2001-02
Joey Harris .................................... 2007
Sammy Harris ..................................1982
Keith Harrison ....................... 1981-1982
Andre Hartley ........................ 1989-1992
Erik Hartman ...................................2002
Lee Hasseltine ........................ 1997-1998
Name
Year(s) Lettered
Trent Hattaway ...................... 1985-1988
Adrian Haugabrook................ 1984-1987
Keeto Hayes ........................... 1995-1996
Yatwan Hayward ..............................1998
David Head............................ 1985-1986
Andre Heard .......................... 1999-2000
Aaron Hefty ........................... 1999-2001
Mickey Henderson ................. 1995-1996
Anthony Hendrix .............................1985
Nick Hensley .......................2005-2007
Louie Herron ...................................1994
Kevin Hester ....................................1984
Jarrod Hickman ...............................1998
Breylan Hicks ......................... 1986-1988
Patrick Higgins.................................2007
John Higham ...................................1999
Anthony Hill ....................................2002
Jarvaris Hill ......................................1997
Ricky Hill............................... 1981-1982
Twuan Hill ................................. 1997-98
Gary Hodges .......................... 2006-2007
Sheldon Hogan ...................... 1999-2001
Jaybriel Holbrook ................... 2004-2006
Ezzard Horn ........................... 2000-2001
Chip Horton .......................... 1996-1999
T.J. Hudson ........................... 2002-2005
Kevin Hunt ............................ 1990-1993
Joaquin Hunt ......................... 1992-1993
Marcellus Hunter .......................... 2007
Micah Hurst ........................2006-2007
Daniel Hurt .....................................1993
I
Ronnie Ingram ....................... 2000-2002
Frankey Iverson ...................... 1999-2002
Steve Ivie ................................ 1997-1999
J
Jimmy Jackson .................................1996
Forrest Jackson ....................... 2000-2002
Rendell Jackson ...................... 1992-1995
Roland Jackson.................................2003
Brandon Jamison..............................2005
Corey Jarrells .......................... 1994-1997
Jason Jarriel ......................................2002
Andre Johnson ....................... 2006-2007
Bruce Johnson ........................ 1981-1982
Daniel Johnson ................................2007
Devin Johnson ....................... 2000-2003
Henry Johnson .... 1986-1987, 1989-1990
Kevin Johnson ..................................1991
Kevin Johnson ..................................2004
Sage Joiner ............................. 1999-2001
Chris Jones ............................. 1994-1995
Emory Jones .....................................2005
Grant Jones ................................... 2007
Mark Jones .............................2003, 2005
Robert Jones .....................................1995
K
Jonah Katende ........................ 2005-2006
Hamilcar Kelly ....................... 2000-2001
Wymon Kelley .............................. 2007
James Kennebrew ................... 2006-2007
David Kennedy ................................1983
Andre Kenneybrew ................. 1992-1995
Charles Kidd .......................... 1985-1987
Jonathan King ........................ 2005-2007
Klay Killingsworth ................. 1994-1997
David Kinkaid..................................1998
Corey Kinnebrew .............................2004
Troy Kirkland ......................... 1989-1991
L
Hal Lamb ............................... 1983-1986
Derek Landstrom .............................1982
Brian Lane.............................. 1990-1991
Donny Lawrence ..............................1993
Benji Laws.............................. 1991-1992
Jeff Laws................................. 1987-1989
ALL TIME LETTERMEN 1981-07
Name
Year(s) Lettered
Steven Lawver ..................................2002
Maurice Lee ........................... 1986-1989
Johnny Leverette ..............................1999
Reggie Lewis .......................... 1995-1997
Mike Lilly .............................. 1986-1988
Louis Lomax .......................... 1988-1991
Clint Long .......................................1981
Harold Long .......................... 1981-1983
Willie Long ......................................1987
Mark Loudermilk ................... 1984-1985
Josh Lovelady ......................... 1991-1994
Tony Lowe ............................. 1989-1990
Ken Lowenburg......................1994, 1996
Adam Lucas......................................2002
Greg Luke .............................. 1993-1994
Ian Lyle .................................. 2003-2006
John Lynch............................. 1990-1991
M
Keith Maloof .......................... 1981-1983
Oatha Mann .......................... 1990-1992
Jesse Marinko ......................... 2001-2004
Kevin Martin.......................... 1999-2000
Chip Massey........................... 1990-1992
Jerome Mays .......................... 1994-1995
Alan McBrayer .................................1984
Jason McBride ........................ 1986-1989
TaShawn McBroom..........................2003
Tim McClain ......................... 1992-1995
Michael McClearen .................... 2000-03
Brandon McCloud ................. 2004-2005
Marcus McCombs ..........1989,1991,1993
Mike McConnell .................... 1981-1983
Brian McCormick .................. 1981-1982
Mac McCoy ........................... 1981-1983
Jason McCullough............................2002
Tracy McDaniel...................... 1995-1996
Adam McDonald ................... 1999-2001
Herbert McDuffie .................. 1992-1993
Brian McElroy ........................ 1982-1983
Gary McGowan ...............................2004
Landon McKenzie ............................2001
Brian McKinney ...............................2003
Travis McLeod..................................2003
Lucas McMichen.................... 2002-2004
Kenneth McWhorter .............. 1982-1983
Chris McNeal ...................................2001
Huel Medders ........................ 1987-1988
Leo Mendenhall ..................... 1988-1991
Hayes Mercure ....................... 2002-2004
Gary Mills ........................................1981
Joshua Mitchell............................. 2007
Ray Mitchell ................................. 2007
Preston Mitchell ..................... 1987-1990
Chris Mitchem ....................... 2004-2005
Orondus Mons1990-1992
Larez Moody ....................................1995
Butch Moore .......................... 1985-1986
Greg Moore .................. 2000-2001, 2003
Dennis Moreland ................... 1986-1987
Nakia Morgan ........................ 1996-1997
Ty Morrell ........................................2007
Kelvin Morris ...................................2005
Randy Morris ......................... 1981-1983
Rakolya Morrison.............................2007
Matt Mosely ........................... 1998-1999
Brad Moson ........................... 1999-2001
Demarius Moten .................... 2002-2003
Thomas Munson ..............................2002
Chad Murray ......................... 1995-1997
Wes Myers ........................................2007
N
John Navakas ............................. 1995-96
Nick Neal ................................... 1985-88
John Nickson ............................. 1994-97
Korey Niles ......................................1998
David Noe........................................1981
Name
Year(s) Lettered
Scott Nunn ......................................1988
Todd Nunnally ........................... 1981-84
O
Bubba O’Brien ....................... 1981-1983
Ryan O’Neal ....................................1986
Danny O’Rourke ................... 1996-1998
Sean O’Sullivan ...................... 2005-2007
Lamar Odister ........................ 1985-1986
Levi Olds..........................................2002
Mark Oliverio ..................................1982
Chris Opolka ...................................1990
Jeff Outlaw .......................................1991
Alan Overstreet ...................... 1990-1991
P
Steve Palmer ........................... 1989-1990
Adam Patrick....................................2006
Nicholas Pavao.............................. 2007
Michael Payne ........................ 1990-1992
Eric Pearce........................................1989
Jeffery Peeples...................................2005
Casey Pennone ....................... 1995-1998
John Perkins ........................... 2003-2006
Robbie Perez.....................................1984
Darius Pettigrew ..................... 2003-2006
Darren Petty .....................................1989
Scott Pflibsen ......................... 1992-1995
David Phillips ........................ 1981-1982
Cater Pierce ............................ 1984-1986
Roberto Pinilla ....................... 1992-1995
Eric Pinkerton ..................................1989
Blaine Pitchford ..................... 1989-1990
Bryan Pitts ............................. 1996-1997
David Pleasants ...................... 1986-1987
Pierre Pluviose ........................ 1997-2000
Julius Ponder ....................................1981
Justin Poole ......................................2007
Ryan Poole ............................. 2006-2007
Andy Porter ......................................1999
Roscoe Pounds ....................... 1997-1999
Ben Powell ............................. 1997-1998
Channing Price ................................2005
Nick Price .............................. 1998-2001
Leon Prickett .......................... 1997-1999
Doug Pridmore ...................... 1989-1992
Bruce Pritchett ....................... 1981-1982
Prentice Purnell ...................... 2003-2004
R
Terrence Radford..............................2000
J.R. Ragan .............................. 1998-2001
Trevor Ramos ......................... 2002-2004
Michael Reardon..................2006-2007
Steven Reeves ...................................2007
Jon Reinert .......................................2006
Shane Reinhardt ..................... 1989-1990
Patrick Remy ....................................1993
Ken Revels.............................. 1982-1984
Caleb Rice .............................. 2003-2005
Rob Rice ................................ 1981-1984
Charles Ricks ......................... 1985-1986
Sheddrick Risper .................... 1995-1997
Edward Roberts ...................... 1999-2002
Steve Roberts....................................1982
Clay Robertson ................................2002
Ahdwele Robinson ...........................2002
Archie Robinson...............................1984
Dennison Robinson .........................1998
Steve Robinson....................... 1994-1997
Courtney Roebuck ................. 1998-2001
Benji Rogers .....................................1983
Stanley Rogers ..................................1983
Pat Rogers .............................. 1990-1991
Corey Rolle ......................................1997
Derrick Ross.....................................1984
Brian Rossell ....................................2004
Stan Rowe ........................................2005
S
Name
Year(s) Lettered
Sammy Samples ...............................1987
Grant .......................................... Sanders
1997-1999
Mike Sanford ......................... 1984-1986
Calvin Scandrett..................... 1985-1987
Dennis Scandrett .................... 1983-1986
Werner Schrotter .................... 1990-1991
John Schwickerath............................1993
Leroy Scott ................................. 1995-97
Jonathan Sello ..... 2000-2001, 2003-2004
Mike Shackelford ................... 1981-1984
Trent Shannon .................................2003
Jon Sharretts ............................1981,1983
Michael Shaw ...................................2005
Todd Shelnutt ........................ 1990-1991
Benji Shelton..........................1994, 1999
Greg Shepherd ....................... 1984-1986
Al Sheppard............................ 1982-1984
Jeff Shiflett .......... 1987-1988, 1990-1991
Leonard Shivers ................................2005
Marcus Shumans .......... 1999-2001, 2003
Jamie Sims.............................. 2001-2002
Kendall Simmons ................... 1986-1988
Melvin Simmons ..............................1999
Octavius Simmons ................. 1992-1994
Antjuane Sims ........................ 1991-1994
Byron Slack ............................ 1993-1996
John Small.............................. 1992-1995
Danny Smith....................................1989
Darnell Smith...................................2007
Marcus Smith ................ 1992,1994-1995
Mario Smith ........................... 1999-2002
Toron Smith ........................... 1995-1997
Xarvia Smith .......................... 1990-1992
Angelo Snipes ......................... 1981-1984
Mark Sonenshine ................... 1987-1988
Steve South ............................ 1981-1983
Euell Stallings ......................... 1985-1986
John Starr ............................... 1982-1983
Joey Steadman ........................ 2002-2003
James Stephens ....................... 1984-1986
Larico Stevenson .................... 2005-2006
Jesse Stewart ........................... 1983-1984
Tim Stokes .......................................2000
Matt Stone .......................................1990
Mark Stout ............................. 1981-1982
Corry Strange ......................... 2001-2002
Toby Strange .......................... 1995-1997
Dwate Strickland .......................... 2007
John Strickland ...................... 1984-1987
Lorenzo Stroud.............. 1990,1993-1994
Sandy Strozier ........................ 1986-1988
George Summerset ........................ 2007
Alvin Sutherland .................... 1994-1996
Devin Swafford ................................2007
Josh Swales ............................. 1996-1997
Rick Swales ............................ 1994-1995
Edward Swint ...................................1997
T
Abed Taha .............................. 1998-2000
Derryl Talton....................................1984
Jarvis Tarplin .......................... 1998-2000
Brad Tate ....................... 1992-1993,1995
Chuck Taylor ...................................1986
Javari Taylor ........................... 2004-2005
Rodney Taylor ........................ 1995-1997
Zachary Taylor .................................1993
Chris Teal ............................... 1991-1993
Antonio Terrell .................................2003
Jeremy Terry .....................................2007
Ken Terry ............................... 1981-1984
Jody Theobald ..................................1985
Chris Thigpen ..................................2005
Cedric Thomas....................... 1992-1995
Cornell Thomas ..................... 1990-1993
James Thomas ........................ 1993-1996
Name
Year(s) Lettered
Mike Thomas ................ 1991-1992,1994
Bryan Thomie ..................................2007
Brandon Thompson.............2006-2007
Charles Thompson ...........................1985
Donald Thornton.............................2006
Anthony Thurman ...........................1997
Julian Todd.......................................2004
Jimmy Tonkin ........................ 1986-1988
Anthony Toomer .................... 1981-1982
Chris Towles.....................................1985
Michael Truitt ..................................1983
Buddy Tuck ......................................1985
Thad Tucker ...........................1994, 1998
Inoke Tukia ............................ 2005-2006
Brian Turner .....................................1998
V
Chris Vespermann ............................1984
W
Jonathon Waldon .............................1991
Chad Walker .......................... 1992-1995
Derrell Walker ........................ 1998-1999
Jay Walker ........................................1984
Jerome Wallace .................................1981
Mark Wallace ......................... 1982-1983
Delmas Watkins ............ 1988,1990-1992
Richie Watson ........................ 1989-1992
Bryan Watts............................ 1983-1985
Tony Welch ............................ 1982-1985
Daetwan Wells ....................... 2001-2002
Lamar West ............................ 1981-1983
Tommy Wester .................................1982
Rusty Whaley ......................... 1981-1983
Brandon Wheeling ................. 2006-2007
Adam White .................................. 2007
Charlie Whitlock.................... 1981-1983
Beau Whitmire .................................2005
George Wilkerson .................. 2002-2003
Greg Wilkerson ................................2004
Babafemi Williams ................. 1994-1995
Bo Williams ........................... 2000-2002
Channing Williams ................ 1998-2001
Chris Williams ....................... 1995-1998
Chuck Williams ...............................1990
Johnny Williams..................... 2003-2006
Marcus Williams .................... 2001-2002
Taurus Williams ...............................1998
Travis Williams....................... 1999-2002
Mark Williamson ................... 1981-1983
Bernard Willis ........................ 1985-1988
Odell Willis ............................ 2003-2006
Al Wilson ............................... 2000-2002
Kevin Wilson ......................... 2000-2001
Tony Wilson........................... 1996-1999
Wes Wilson ............................ 2000-2001
Jerome Winters ................................1984
Grant Wise ............................. 2000-2003
Marcus Wise ........................2006-2007
Eddie Wood .....................................1981
Rico Wood ............................. 2005-2006
Kenyatta Woulard .................. 1999-2000
Corey Wright ...................................1995
Y
Brett Yenser ................................ 2005-07
Stevie Young ............................... 1984-87
Z
Derick Zak .......................................2001
Rick Zak .................................... 1982-85
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DIVISION III RECORDS (1981-82)
GAME
Rushing
Most Attempts – 26 by David Phillips at Hampden-Sydney (10/10/81)
Most Yards – 163 by Harold Long vs. Bishop
(11/27/82)
Most Yards Per Rush – 55.5 by Trevon Daniels
vs. Hampden-Sydney (10/9/82)
Longest Run – 78 yards by Trevon Daniels at
Maryville (11/14/81); Harold Long vs. Bishop
(11/27/82)
Passing
Most Attempts – 21 by David Archer vs.
Millsaps (10/3/81)
Most Completions – 10 by David Archer vs.
Randolph-Macon (10/23/82)
Most Yards – 181 by David Archer at Central
Florida (10/30/82)
Most Touchdowns – 3 by David Archer at
Randolph-Macon (10/23/82); vs. Maryville
(11/13/82)
Most Interceptions – 3 by David Archer vs.
Hampden-Sydney (10/9/82)
Best Completion Pct. – 75% by David Archer,
6-8 vs. Baptist (9/26/81)
Longest Play – 71 yards; David Archer to Al
Sheppard vs. Augustana (12/4/82)
Receiving
Most Receptions – 5 by Brian McCormick
vs. Centre (10/17/81); by Al Sheppard at
Most Yards – 122 by Brian McCormick at
Centre (10/17/81)
Most Touchdowns – 2 by Rusty Whaley vs.
Hampden-Sydney (10/9/82) and vs. Maryville
(11/13/82); by Al Sheppard at Randolph-Macon (10/23/82) and vs. Knoxville (10/16/82)
Total Offense
Most Plays – 33 by David Archer vs. Millsaps
(10/3/81)
Most Yards – 229 by David Archer at RandolphMacon (10/23/82)
Scoring
Most Points – 12 by David Archer, Lamar West,
Trevon Daniels, Al Sheppard, Harold Long,
Rusty Whaley
Most Touchdowns – 2 by players listed above
Most PATs – 6 by Rob Rice vs. Randolph-Macon
(10/24/81)
Most Field Goals – 2 by Rob Rice (3 times)
Punt Returns
Receiving
Most Returns – 6 by Ken Revels vs. Maryville
(11/13/82)
Most Yards – 110 by Ken Revels vs. Maryville
(11/13/82)
Longest Return – 71 by Ken Revels vs.
Maryville (11/13/82)
Kickoff Returns
Most Returned – 3 by Lamar West vs. Widener
(11/20/82)
Most Net Yards – 183 by Lamar West at
Millsaps (10/3/82)
Longest Return – 92 yards by Lamar West at
Millsaps (10/3/82)
Defense
Most Unassisted Tackles – 18 by Derrick
Germaine vs. Widener (11/21/81)
Most Assists – 9 by Mac McCoy vs. Widener
(11/21/81)
Most Total Tackles – 24 by Derrick Germaine
vs. Widener (11/21/81)
Most Interceptions – 2 by Roy DeLay at
Maryville (11/14/81)
Longest Interception Return – 75 by Derrick
Germaine at Hampden-Sydney (10/10/81)
Most Interception Return Yards – 75 by
Derrick Germaine at Hampden-Sydney
(10/10/81)
Must Fumble Recoveries – 1 by Many
Most Sacks – 4 by Angelo Snipes vs. Augustana
(12/4/82)
INDIVIDUAL SEASON
Rushing
Most Attempts – 124, Trevon Daniels (1981)
Most Yards – 1,061. Harold Long (1982)
Most Yards Per Rush – 9.2, Harold Long
(1982)
Most Touchdowns – 10, David Archer (1982)
Passing
Most Attempts – 148, David Archer (1982)
Most Completions – 60, David Archer (1982)
Most Yards – 1,134, David Archer (1982)
Most Interceptions – 12, David Archer (1982)
Best Completion Pct. – 42.0%, David Archer
(1981)
Most Receptions – 17, Al Sheppard (1982)
Most Yards – 447, Al Sheppard (1982)
Most Touchdowns – 8, Rusty Whaley (1982)
Most Yards Per Receptions – 31.6, Rusty
Whaley (1981)
Total Offense
Most Plays – 255, David Archer (1982)
Most Yards – 1,589 David Archer (1982)
Scoring
Most Points – 70, Rob Rice (1982)
Most PATs – 49, Rob Rice (1982)
Most Field Goals – 7, Rob Rice (1981 & 82)
Punting/Kicking
Most Punts – 26, David Phillips (1982)
Highest Average – 37.5, David Phillips (1982)
Most Field Goals – 7, Rob Rice (1981 & 82)
Most Field Goal Attempts – 13, Rob Rice
(1982)
Most PATs Made – 49, Rob Rice (1982)
Most PAT Attempts – 52, Rob Rice (1982)
Punt Returns
Most Returns – 21, Greg Frasier (1982)
Most Yards – 181, Ken Revels (1982)
Most Yards Per Return – 12.9, Ken Revels
(1982)
Touchdowns – 1, Ken Revels (1982)
Kickoff Returns
Most Returns – 15, Lamar West (1982)
Most Return Yards – 448, Lamar West (1982)
Most Yards Per Return – 29.9, Lamar West
(1982)
Most Touchdowns – 2, Lamar West (1982)
Defense
Most Unassisted Tackles – 82, Derrick
Germaine (1981)
Most Assists – 40, Derrick Germaine (1981)
Most Total Tackles – 122, Derrick Germaine
(1981)
Most Interceptions – 5, Steve South (1981)
Most Fumble Recoveries – 2, Angelo Snipes, Ken Terry, Lawrence Erwin
(1981); Brian McElroy (1981)
Most Sacks – 12, Angelo Snipes (1981)
Passing
Most Attempts – 277, David Archer
Most Completions – 114, David Archer
Most Yards – 2,092, David Archer
Most Touchdowns – 26, David Archer
Most Interceptions – 20, David Archer
Best Completion Pct – 44.9%, Frank Barden
Receiving
Most Receptions – 26, Mike McConnell
Most Yards – 568, Mike McConnell
Most Touchdowns – 9, Rusty Whaley
Most Yards Per Reception – 24.3, Al Sheppard
Total Offense
Most Plays – 470, David Archer
Most Yards – 2,701, David Archer
Scoring
Most Points – 124, Rob Rice
Most Touchdowns – 18, David Archer
Most PATs – 82, Rob Rice
Most Field Goals – 14, Rob Rice
Punting/Kicking
Most Punts – 53, David Phillips
Highest Average – 36.9, David Noe
Most Field Goals – 14, Rob Rice
Most Field Goal Attempts – 25, Rob Rice
Most PAT’s – 82, Rob Rice
Most PAT Attempts – 89, Rob Rice
Punt Returns
Most Returns – 21, Greg Frasier
Most Return Yards – 188, Ken Revels
Most Yards Per Return – 12.5, Ken Revels
Most Touchdowns – 1, Ken Revels
Kickoff Returns
Most Returns – 15, Lamar West
Most Return Yards – 448, Lamar West
Most Yards Per Return – 29.9, Lamar West
Most Touchdowns – 2, Lamar West
Defense
Punting/Kicking
Quarterback David Archer
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Rushing
Most Attempts – 211, Trevon Daniels
Most Yards – 1,437, Trevon Daniels
Most Yards Per Rush – 7.9, Harold Long
Most TD’s – 11, Harold Long
Most Unassisted Tackles – 147, Derrick
Germaine
Most Assists – 76, Derrick Germaine
Most Total Tackles – 223, Derrick Germaine
Most Interceptions – 9, Steve South
Most Fumble Recoveries – 2, Marion Erwin,
Brian McElroy, Angelo Snipes, Lawrence
Erwin, Ken Terry
Most Sacks – 15, Angelo Snipes
Most Punts – 8 by David Noe vs. Central Florida
(10/31/82); by David Phillips vs. Widener
(11/21/81)
Highest Average – 41.5 by David Phillips at
Longest Punt – 55 by David Phillips vs.
Widener (11/20/82)
Most FGs Made – 2 by Rob Rice (3 times)
Most FGs Attempted – 4 by Rob Rice vs.
Millsaps (10/3/81)
Longest Field Goal – 47 by Rob Rice at
Hampden-Sydney (10/10/81); at Centre
(10/17/81)
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INDIVIDUAL CAREER
UWG
WEST GEORGIA
T
The University of West Georgia is a leading residential, doctoral-comprehensive university that offers a broad undergraduate and graduate curriculum based on a liberal arts foundation. Founded in 1906, the institution grew from a
district agricultural and mechanical school to a two-year institution and was granted four-year college status in 1957.
The school was recognized with university status in 1996. The motto of our university is Educational Excellence in a
Personal Environment.
The university currently offers 109 programs of study,
including 56 at the Bachelor’s degree level, 40 at the Master’s
and Specialist degree levels, two at the Doctoral level, and 11
certificates. In the Summer of 2009, the university
will enroll its first students in a new Doctoral program in professional counseling and supervision.
Enrollment at UWG was 10,677 in the 2007
Fall semester. As a state university in the University
System of Georgia, it enrolls students from most counties in Georgia as well as from about 40 other states and 80
countries.
The University of West Georgia is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges
and Schools.
The five academic entities which comprise the university are the College of Arts and Sciences, the largest of West
Georgia’s undergraduate colleges; the College of Education,
housing one of the largest teacher-education programs in the
nation; the Richards College of Business, one of only approximately four percent of the schools worldwide with separate
AACSB-International accreditation for its business and
accounting programs; the Honors College, the only college of
its kind in the state; and the Graduate School, which enrolls
one of the highest percentages of graduate students of any
institution in the University System of Georgia.
The University of West Georgia is a national leader in
debate, undergraduate research, and school improvement. The
nursing program and the College of Education are helping
to meet the state’s growing demand for professionals in these
fields.
Improved and expanded facilities, including the newly
opened Campus Center, are a vital part of the learning environment and encourage students to be involved in and out of
the classroom. Construction is under way on a new Health
and Wellness Center, which will house the Department of
Physical Education and Recreation, as well as a major renovation and addition to the Callaway Building, which houses the
geosciences program.
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West Georgia students can be involved in the life of the
campus in many ways. The University of West Georgia fields
five men’s and six women’s intercollegiate athletics teams and
offers a wide range of clubs, interest groups, organizations,
and activities. Service learning is an important component of
the West Georgia experience.
For further information, or to arrange a visit to the university, please contact the Undergraduate Admissions Office
located in Mandeville Hall on front campus at 678-839-4000,
or e-mail admiss@westga.edu.
ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION
Lisa Ledbetter
Dr. Beheruz N. Sethna
Dr. Andy Leavitt
President
Associate Vice President for Development
and Alumni Relations
Ed Murphy
Gloria Laseter
Athletic Director
Associate Athletic Director
for Business/Finance
Michael Cooney
Associate Athletic Director
for Operations
Assistant Vice President for University
Communications and Marketing
Eddie Duffey
Assistant Athletic Director
for Development and Operations
OBJECTIVES AND PRIORITIES FOR ATHLETICS
There are specific and critical objectives for the Director of Athletics and the Athletics staff, each of which must be met under
the overarching umbrella of:
I. Sound ethical behavior and standards of the highest order,
which includes compliance with NCAA and GSC rules
and regulations; and
II. Sound fiscal prudence and appropriate management of the
Athletics budget.
In order, these objectives are:
1. Safety
2. Success of student athletes in terms of retention and graduation rates
3. Opportunities for student athletes who have the necessary
ability and commitment to develop and demonstrate their
athletic abilities, with particular emphasis on Title IX issues
4. Spirit: the engendering of team and school spirit among players, the student body, and other supporters - which includes
winning games
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COACHING STAFF
Rongi Bethea
Women’s Basketball
Assistant
Don Dollar
Elizabeth Butts
Frank Butts
Michael Cooney
Jackson Coots
Cross-Country Assistant
Head Cross-Country Coach
Men’s Basketball
Head Coach
Strength and
Conditioning
Phil Ellison
David “Doc” Fowlkes
Jeff King
Marisa Kovacs
Golf Coach/Academic
Support Coordinator
Head Soccer Coach
Mandy Sansbury
Erika Swanson
Shannon Turner
Assistant Softball Coach
Head Softball Coach
Head Baseball Coach
Men’s Basketball Assistant
Baseball Assistant
Gary Lee
Craig Roden
Head Volleyball Coach
Women’s Head
Basketball Coach
Alex Udin
Jamie Van Haltern
Soccer Assistant
Softball Assistant
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Andy Young
Men’s Basketball Assistant
Assistant
ATHLETIC SUPPORT STAFF
Photographer
Jimmy Drew
Scoreboard Operator
Stuart Houghton
Assistant SID
Steven Broome
Sandy Nix
Director of Football
Operations
Greg Gerard
LaDonna Gray
Mitch Gray
PA Announcer
Press Box Manager
Sports Information
Director
Gloria Laseter
Seth Lester
Andy Micacchione
JoAnn Morgan
Senior Women’s
Administrator.
Head Athletic Trainer
Wolves Radio
Administrative Secretary
Brad Prince
Tim Singleton
Ken Skinner
Carrie Stewart
NCAA Faculty Athletic
Representative
Athletic Trainer
Statistics
Athletic Trainer
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ATHLETIC PHONE DIRECTORY
ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION
FOOTBALL
V.P University Advancement
Dr. Andy Leavitt ..................................................... 839-6447
Director of Athletics Ed Murphy .................................. 839-6533
emurphy@westga.edu
Administrative Secretary JoAnn Morgan....................... 839-6533
jemorgan@westga.edu
Associate A.D. Mike Cooney........................................ 839-6533
mcooney@westga.edu
Associate A.D Gloria Laseter ........................................ 839-6532
glaseter@westga.edu
Assistant A.D. Eddie Duffey......................................... 839-3962
eduffey@westga.edu
Athletics FAX ............................................................... 839-6792
Senior Women’s Administrator Gloria Laseter .............. 839-6532
glaseter@westga.edu
Compliance Jeff King ................................................... 839-4621
jsking@westga.edu
Faculty Athletic Representative
Dr. Brad Prince ....................................................... 839-4845
bprince@westga.edu
Main Office.................................................................. 836-6539
Head Coach Daryl Dickey ........................................... 836-6539
ddickey@westga.edu
Director of Football Operations Sandy Nix .................. 836-6539
snix@westga.edu
Assistants Coaches
Louis LeBlanc ........................................................... 839-3959
lleblanc@westga.edu
Jeff Fela..................................................................... 839-3960
jfela@westga.edu
James Colzie ............................................................. 839-3957
jcolzie@westga.edu
Russell Rothar........................................................... 839-3958
rrothar@westga.edu
Lamont Seward......................................................... 839-3961
lseward@westga.edu
Graduate Assistants ................................................... 839-6541
BASEBALL
Head Coach Doc Fowlkes ............................................ 839-6537
dfowlkes@westga.edu
Assistant Coach Phil Ellison ......................................... 839-3956
pelliso1@my.westga.edu
BASKETBALL- MEN
Head Coach Mike Cooney ........................................... 839-6974
mcooney@westga.edu
Assistant Coach Andy Young ........................................ 839-3954
andyy@westga.edu ...................................................................
Assistant Coach Don Dollar .................................................TBA
ddollar@westga.edu
BASKETBALL- WOMEN
Head Coach Craig Roden ............................................ 839-3967
croden@westga.edu
Assistant Coach Rongi Bethea ...................................... 839-3968
ibethea@westga.edu
CROSS COUNTRY- MEN & WOMEN
Head Coach Dr. Frank Butts ........................................ 839-3163
fbutts@westga.edu
Assistant Coach Elizabeth Butts.................................... 839-3163
ebutts@westga.edu
GOLF
Head Coach Jeff King .................................................. 839-6533
jsking@westga.edu
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VOLLEYBALL
Head Coach Gary Lee .................................................. 839-3955
glee@westga.edu
SOCCER (WOMEN’S)
Head Coach Marisa Kovacs .......................................... 839-6545
soccer@westga.edu
SOFTBALL
Head Coach Erika Swanson ......................................... 839-3963
eswanson@westga.edu
Grad Assistant Mandy Sansbury ................................... 839-3963
SPORTS INFORMATION
Director Mitch Gray .................................................... 839-6542
mgray@westga.edu
Assistant Stuart Houghton ........................................... 836-6544
shoughto@westga.edu
SID FAX ...................................................................... 839-6543
SPORTS MEDICINE
Head Athletic Trainer Seth Lester ................................. 839-3968
slester@westga.edu
Head Football Trainer Tim Singleton ........................... 839-3969
tsinglet@westga.edu
Assistant Athletic Trainer Carri Stewart ....................... 839=3969
cstewart@westga.edu
STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING
Jackson Coots............................................................... 839-6533
jcoots@westga.edu
ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME
Class of 1988
Name
David Archer
Clema Billingsley
Westley Brown
Ronnie Burchfield
John Devore
Steven Holmes
Joe Laboon
Dorothy McNabb
Rick Meyer
Ward Pafford
Larry Schnall
Tom Turner
Clarence Walker
Yrs Played
1981-82
1976-78
1973-76
1962-65
1962-65
1974-77
1973-75
1953-88
1966-70
1971-75
1974-77
1972-74
1972-74
Class of 2000
Sport
Football
Basketball
Track and Field
Baseball
Baseball
Tennis
Track and Field
Coach and Educator
Baseball
Adminstration
Tennis
Basketball
Basketball
Class of 1989
Name
Diane Benford
David Brookings
Barry Evans
Arnold Franklin
Bobby Pate
Yrs Played
1973-75/
1961-65
1974-77
1964-81
1980-85
77-80
Sport
Basketball
Basketball/Volleyball
Baseball
Trainer
Head Football Coach
Volleyball
Class of 1990
Name
Tom D’Armi
Brad Campbell
Karen Garrett–Ayers
Derrick Germaine
Yrs Played
1962-64
1975-78
1980-84
1980-83
Sport
Baseball
Baseball
Basketball
Football
Class of 1991
Name
Lynn Ayers
Tim Criswell
Lisa McGhee-Smith
Jerry Reynolds
Yrs Played
1976-80
1983-86
1983-86
1972-75
Sport
Baseball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball Coach
Yrs Played
1973-74
1978-82
1982-84
1972-76
1984-90
Sport
Baseball
Basketball /Volleyball
Baseball
Track
Football/Baseball
Class of 1997
Name
Jerry Arnold
Lisa Blackmon-Phillips
Angelo Snipes
Yrs Played
1974-77
1987-91
1981-84
Sport
Track/Cross Country
Basketball
Football
Years Played
1970-90
1983-86
1987-91
1976-79
Years Played
1985-87
1988-90
1966-present
1975-77
Years Played
1992-94
1980-81
1990-93
1992-95
Sport
Football
Baseball
Cross Country
Football
Class of 2002
Name
Kevin Creech
Shawn Hadley
Mike Shackelford
Jane Williamson
Years Played
1984-??
1993-95
1981-84
1962-66
1987-94
Sport
Baseball
Basketball
Football
Basketball
Basketball Coach
Class of 2003
Name
Tony Bailey
Lonnie Edwards
Corey Jarrells
Byron Slack
Years Played
1993-94
1996-98
1994-97
1993-96
Sport
Basketball
Basketball
Football
Football
Class of 2004
Name
Mantevious Jackson
Sam Roark
Schwanda Walker
Chris Williams
Yrs Played
1995-1997
1988-1991
1990-1994
1995-1998
Sport
Basketball
Cross-Country
Basketball
Football
Class of 2005
Name
Dr. David Dugan
Yrs Played
1988-89
1988, 1990-94*
Klay Killingsworth
Curtis Pass
Toby Strange
1995-97
1998-00
1994-97
Sport
Baseball
Administrator
Football
Basketball
Football
Class of 2006
Name
Jeremy Clements
Mickey Henderson
Clarence “Buddy” Murphy
Russ Sharp
Yrs Played
1996-2000
1995-96
1965-68
1977-90
Sport
Football
Football
Baseball
Athletic Trainer,
Administrator
Class of 2007
Sport
Basketball/A.D.
Football
Basketball
Baseball
Name
Nate Coggins
Nick Price
Melanie Shepherd
Abed Taha
Sport
Basketball
Softball/Volleyball
Special Category
Baseball
Name
Marquis Floyd
Dr. Gary Holmes
Tim McClain
Paul Snyder
Yrs Played
1998-2001
1998-2001
1997-2001
1998-2000
Sport
Football
Football
Football
Class of 2008
Class of 1999
Name
Anthony Barge
Barbara Berry
Jim Collins
Dan Logan
Sport
Football
Basketball
Football
Volleyball
Baseball
Class of 2001
Name
Felix Addo
Parker Rowland
Jimmy Sorrells
Chad Walker
Class of 1998
Name
Roger Kaiser
Hal Lamb
Velisa Levett (Caldwell)
Sid Sprewell
Years Played
1988-91
1962-64
1990-93
1985-88
1978-79
Michael Davis
Class of 1992
Name
Rick Camp
Mary Fletcher
Stuart Lewis
Larry Turner
Stevie Young
Name
Doug Pridmore
Bill Shotwell
Chris Teal
Dawn Tobin (Criswell)
Clay Wood
Yrs Played
Sport
1999-2002
Football
Baseball/Special 1960-63
Football
1992-95
Baseball
1964-67
2008 Football Schedule
Date
August 28
September 6
September 13
September 20
October 4
October 9
October 18
October 25
October 30
November 8
Opponent
Samford
CLARK-ATLANTA@
Ouachita Baptist*
NORTH ALABAMA*
HENDERSON STATE*
ARKANSAS TECH* (HC)
West Alabama*
Valdosta State*
DELTA STATE*
@ - Richards Stadium – Central High School
* - Gulf South Conference Opponent
Location
Birmingham, AL
CARROLLTON
Arkadelphia, AR
CARROLLTON
CARROLLTON
Monticello, AR
CARROLLTON
Livingston, AL
Valdosta
CARROLLTON
ALL Times Eastern
Time
8:00
7:00
8:00
7:00
7:00
8:00
2:00
6:00
8:00
7:00

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