FB MEDIA SERVICES Leonard Haynes, Director [email protected] Kevin Paige, Asst. Director MORGAN1700 East Cold Spring ■ , Md. ■ 21251 ■ 443-885-3831 (P) ■ 443-885-8307STATE ■ www.MorganStateBears.com [email protected] GAME 13 • NOV. 29, 2014 MORGAN STATE BEARS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES 2014 MORGAN SCHEDULE (7-5, 6-2) Bears Face No. 16/18 Richmond in First Round of FCS Playoffs - A30 at Eastern Michigan (ESPN3) L, 28-31 Kickoff at 1 p.m. at Robins Stadium S6 at Holy Cross L, 26-29 S13 BOWIE STATE W, 28-3 GAME #13 S20 vs. HOWARD*^ W, 38-35 Date: Saturday, Nov. 29, 2014 S27 at Norfolk State* L, 14-15 Location: Richmond, Va. O4 at Florida A&M* W, 24-9 Kickoff: 1 p.m. (ET) O18 N.C. CENTRAL* (HC) W, 21-20 Stadium: E. Claiborne Robins Stadium O25 at #6 Villanova L, 28-48 RICHMOND MORGAN STATE Capacity: 8,700 N1 at Hampton* W, 38-35 8-4, 5-4 (CAA) 7-5, 6-2 (MEAC) N8 at N.C. A&T* L, 0-45 IN THE POLLS IN THE POLLS ONE TO WATCH N15 S.C. STATE* W, 24-21 No. 16 - FCS Coaches Poll No. 7 - HSRN Poll Pushing 5-8 and 180 pounds, Herb Walker Jr. (aka. N22 DELAWARE STATE* W, 69-7 No. 18 - SportsNetwork Poll No. 7 - BoxtoRow Coach Poll Smurf) may not be big in stature, but he’s steadily N29 vs. #16/18 Richmond 1 p.m. becoming the big man on campus when it comes to *Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Game; ^ NY Urban League Classic RET. LEADERS RET. LEADERS running the football. In his first start of the season at Holy Cross, the sophomore carried the ball 20 times BOLD = Home Games played at Hughes Stadium Rushing All times ET and subject to change Rushing for a career high 271 yds and two touchdowns. In Fisher, 148/717/ 10 TD Walker, 212/1288/ 13TDs doing so, he became the school’s all-time single game MORGAN COACHING STAFF rushing leader. He has 15 touchdowns and 1,288 Passing Passing rushing yards for the season. , 1st Year at MSU...... Head Coach Strauss, 191/277/7 INT Skillon, 92/159/5 INTS John Morgan, Jr., 1st Year...... Asst. Head Coach 2,202 yds, 16 TDs 1107 yds, 9 TDs , 1st Year...... Offensive Coordinator Dwayne Foster, 1st Year...... Offensive Line Receiving Receiving Kenneth Lucas, 1st Year...... Running Backs Diggs, 69/885/5 TDs King, 37/428/5TDs Jamari McCullough, 1st Year...... Receivers LeAndre Creamer, 2nd Year...... Defensive Line Defense Defense Brawley Evans, 1st Year...... DBs/Recruiting Coord. Wright 82 TT, 7 TFL,4 SKS Acker, 101 TT, 10 TFL,3 SKS Benton ‘Sport’ Harold, 15th Year...... SPTs/Tight Ends Howard, 72 TT, 6TFL,3 SKS Eatman, 89 TT, 3 TFL, INT Kevin Myrie, 2nd Year...... Graduate Assistant Jarvis West, 2nd Year...... Graduate Assistant GAME TIME Robb Johnson, 1st Year...... Admin. Assistant - Defense The Morgan State Bears will face #16/18 Richmond in the first round of the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) Playoffs. Game time at Robins Stadium is scheduled for 1 p.m. and will be broadcast Roderick Chapman, 1st Year..Admin. Assistant - Offense on ESPN3. The game will be broadcast live by Morgan State’s flagship station WEAA, 88.9 FM, also on Eric Fair, 1st Year...... Admin. Assistant - Offense Heritage Sports Network (HSRN) and Sirius XM. It will air on Sirius Channel 136 and XM Channel 204. The winner of the game will play at No. 7-seeded Coastal Carolina on December 6. MORGAN QUICK FACTS HOW IT HAPPENED Location...... Baltimore, Md. •Morgan State (7-5 overall, 6-2 MEAC) won a share of the MEAC Championship and earned the conference’s Founded...... 1867 automatic qualification. This is the first Division I postseason trip for the Bears. •Richmond (8-4, 5-3 CAA) finished fourth in the Colonial Athletic Association. The Spiders are an at-large Enrollment...... 7,643 qualifier and will be making its ninth trip to the Football Championships (FCS) Playoffs, including a Nickname...... Bears national championship in 2008. This will be the first trip to the playoffs since 2009. School Colors...... Orange & Blue (PMS - 1655/288) Stadium...... Hughes Stadium THE BEARS-SPIDERS SERIES •Saturday’s matchup marks the first meeting between the two schools. Capacity/Surface...... 10,000/Synthetic Grass Affiliation...... NCAA Football Championship Series QUICK HITS Conference...... Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) •MSU QB Moses Skillon set the school record for most touchdown passes in a game – the Florida native First Football Season...... 1898 tossed five TDs in a 69-7 rout at Hughes Stadium against the Hornets. It was the most points by the Bears since posting 69 points vs. Hampton in 1967. President...... Dr. David Wilson •MSU has 12 senior Bears who will be suiting up for the first Division I postseason appearance in school history. Director of Athletics...... Floyd Kerr •Morgan State and Richmond are ranked among the FCS leaders when it comes to passing and Athletics Dept. Phone...... 443-885-3050 defending the pass. The Bears rank No. 2 in passing yards allowed (141.4), while the Spiders rank No. 9 (307.7) in pass offense. Athletics Website...... www.MorganStateBears.com •Senior DE Christopher Robinson set the school’s career sack record (28.5) two weeks ago and recently set the school’s single season sack record ... he currently has 15 sacks and counting... •Sophomore RB Herb Walker Jr. is a member of the Walter Payton Award Watch List. •Lee Hull’s Bears were predicted to finish last in the MEAC’s Preseason Order of Finish. However, MSU not only finished with it’s first winning record since 2009...but they also captured its first MEAC Title in 35 years. •Senior LB Nate Ayers recorded a pair of interceptions vs. Delaware State - The Baltimore product has eight picks for his career. GAME 13 • NOV. 29, 2014 MORGAN STATE BEARS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 2

KEEPING UP WITH THE BEARS FIRST AND 10 is the Spiders premier running back by • accounting for 717 yards on 148 carries ON THE AIR MSU has won five of its last seven games. During the last five wins, the Bears have (4.8 avg) with 10 TDs. Radio: WEAA, 88.9 FM outscored its opponents 152-83. Wideouts Reggie Diggs, Brian Brown Lamont Germany - play-by-play •RB Herb Walker Jr. became the first and Rashad Ponder have led the Spiders as Kelvin Bridgers, analyst Bears to go over 1,000 rushing yards since favorite receiving targets. Diggs has 885 Devan James posted 1,337 yards in 2008. yards on 69 catches with a five TDs, while 2014 MEAC STANDINGS •The Bears went undefeated (4-0) at Brown has 65 receptions for 873 yards and Hughes Stadium this season. 2 TDs, and Ponder has 56 catches for 644 yards. Richmond has eight players with MEAC Overall MEDIA AVAILABILITY over 100 receiving yards. Morgan State*% 6-2 7-5 The Spiders have one of the top Lee Hull will be available to the media via defenses in the CAA. The defense ranked NC Central* 6-2 6-5 the MEAC’s weekly teleconference every South Carolina State* 6-2 8-4 No. 3 in the conference in total defense Tuesday beginning at 10:03 a.m. (EST). To (332.1) , No. 3 in rushing defense (126.2), Bethune-Cookman* 6-2 9-3 gather more information on the availability North Carolina A&T* 6-2 9-3 and No. 7 in pass defense (205.9). of coach Hull or student-athletes please Richmond’s defense has been led by Norfolk State 4-4 4-8 notify the Office of Media Relations of your Eric Wright, Omar Howard and Justin Florida A&M^ 3-5 3-9 intent, please call (443) 885-3831. Grant. Wright leads the Spiders with 82 Howard 3-5 5-7 tackles and 7 TFLs, Howard has 72 stops Hampton 2-6 3-9 BEARS OPEN 116th SEASON OF wth three sacks. Grant has 71 tackles with Delaware State 2-6 2-10 FOOTBALL SINCE 1898 five breakups. The Bears O-Line will also Savannah State^ 0-8 0-12 MSU enters its 116th season of football, have to account for Justin Williamson who * 2014 MEAC Co-Champs and the first under head coachLee Hull. paces the Spiders with seven sacks, and %NCAA FCS Playoffs automatic qualifier nine TFLs. ^Will not be eligible for a MEAC Title SCOUTING THE SPIDERS Danny Rocco is in his 3rd year as The Spiders finished with an overall mark Richmond’s head coach. He has led the of 6-6 and were T-5th place with a 4-4 CAA Spiders to a 22-13 record. In 2012, Rocco record during the 2013 season. led Richmond to a share of the CAA Football They returned16 starters from a team championship, posting an overall record that won its final four games of the 2013 of 8-3 and a conference mark of 6-2. As a season. result of his effort, he was named a finalist Richmond will enter this weekend’s not only for the Eddie Robinson Award, but contest fresh off of a 34-20 win at William also the Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year & Mary. The Spiders snapped a 2-game Award. losing streak and earned an at-large bid for MEAC TELECONFERENCE its ninth appearance in the FCS playoffs. MSU TITLES Conducted every Tuesday AM during FB season The Spiders offense is led by QB MSU was a power as a former member 10:00am - MEAC Notes Michael Strauss. Strauss completed 29-of- of the CIAA. The Bears posted 173 wins between 1929 and 1959 when Edward 10:03am - Lee Hull (Morgan State) 40 passes for 291 yards including a pair of touchdown passes to lead Richmond P. Hurt was the head coach and the Bears 10:13am - Earl Holmes (Florida A&M) won 14 CIAA championships. 10:23am - Brian Jenkins (Bethune-Cookman) past the Tribe. Seth Fisher, 6-2, 232 pound r-junior, added to the championship collection by 10:33am - Kermit Blount (Delaware State) winning four titles during the 1960s and 10:43am - Gary ‘Flea’ Harrell (Howard) a MEAC title in 1971. Clarence Thomas 10:53am - Pete Adrian (Norfolk State) led the Bears to a MEAC title in 1979... 11:03am - Connell Maynor (Hampton) and now - after a 40-year drought - Lee 11:13am - Earnest Wilson III (Savannah State) Hull has added a MEAC title. 11:23am - Buddy Pough (South Carolina State) 11:33am - (North Carolina A&T) PRESEASON PICKED LAST 11:43am - Jerry Mack (N. Carolina Central) Morgan State, who finished T-3rd in the MEAC a season ago, was picked to finish CAMPAIGNING FOR SUCCESS last (9th) to defending MEAC defending The Bears entered the 2014 season looking to champion and Preseason #1 Bethune- post their first winning season since going 6-5 Cookman and #2 South Carolina State. in 2009. 2014 MEAC FOOTBALL PREDICTED NON-CONFERENCE PLAY ORDER OF FINISH (First Place Votes) The Bears will open the 2014 campaign with 1. *Bethune-Cookman 487 two of its first three non-conference matchups 2. South Carolina State 457 coming on the road. MSU opens the season at 3. North Carolina A&T 338 Eastern Michigan (Aug. 30), followed by a game 4. Howard 309 at Holy Cross (Sept. 6). The Bears host Bowie 5. Delaware State 229 State (Sept. 13) in the home-opener and round 6. Norfolk State 225 out non-conference play when they travel to 7. Hampton 200 face Villanova (Oct. 25). R-Junior QB Moses Skillon has completed 92-of-159 passes 8. North Carolina Central 187 for 1,107 yards with 9 TDs and 5 INTs in eight games. 9. Morgan State 148 #BearDown @morganstbears /morganstatebears morganstatebears morganstatebears MorganStateBears.com GAME 13 • NOV. 29, 2014 MORGAN STATE BEARS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 3

MORGAN ALUMS BANKS TO BE INDUCTED INTO THE THE COACHES It speaks well of a program when former STATE HALL OF FAME players return to their alma mater after The Maryland State Athletic Hall of Fame will they have graduated to fill a role within the be inducting Earl Banks who was a legendary athletics department and Morgan State has football coach while at Morgan State and benefited from an influx of recent returnees. served as the Athletic Director from 1960 The Bears have four (4) former players on through 1973. He was also enshrined in staff in various capacities, including: former the College Football Hall of Fame in 1992, a defensive lineman Kevin Myrie (graduate year before he was killed in an automobile Lee Hull...... Coach...... Danny Rocco assistant), linebacker Jarvis West (graduate accident in Baltimore at the age of 69. Holy Cross, ‘88...... Alma Mater...... Wake Forest, ‘84 assistant), defensive back Robb Johnson This year’s Hall of Fame event will be held 7-5 (1st)...... Record at School...... 22-13 (3rd) (admin. assistant - offense) and offensive on November 13, 2014 in Baltimore, Md. Same...... 69-33 (9th) lineman Eric Fair (admin. assistant - offense). Banks, who completed his career Career Record with a .839 win-loss percentage, will be 0-0...... Record vs. Opponent...... 0-0 PRESEASON ALL-MEAC PLAYERS honored with the John Steadman Lifetime *Lee Hull’s offense ranked No. 2 in the MEAC in Six (6) Bears were named to the MEAC Achievement Award. The Award recognizes scoring (28.2/g) and in rushing (211.3/g). preseason team at the 2014 MEAC Football a Maryland citizen whose lifetime career in *Danny Rocco’s Spiders rank among the nation’s Press Luncheon in Norfolk, Va. Senior OL sports has brought honor and distinction to leaders in pass offense by averaging 307.7 yards Darren Pinnock and redshirt sophomore P Maryland and its citizenry. per game (No. 9 in FCS). Lawrence Forbes led the contingent with Banks, who led Morgan State to a 95-30-2 TALES OF THE TAPE first-team nods, while LBCody Acker, RB record in 14 seasons from 1960-73, was Lamont Brown III and Thomas Martin MEAC’s first superstar coach. Banks’ teams (2014 totals) were voted to the second team. Junior CB never had a losing season, and he oversaw DeShaun Summers was selected to the the Bears’ into the MEAC from the CIAA, third-team. where they won five conference titles, made four bowl appearances, had three unbeaten RETURN MEN seasons and fashioned a 30-game winning The 2014 Morgan State Bears return 64 streak from 1965-1968. He was named CIAA letterwinners, including 17 starters - 7 on Coach of the Year - 1962, 1965, and 1966. offense, 7 on defense and 3 on special As an assistant coach and head coach 211.3...... Rushing Offense...... 153.5 teams. he sent forty-one of his players to the pros, 160.7...... Passing Offense...... 307.7 including Willie Lanier, Leroy Kelly, John 372.0...... Total Offense...... 461.2 BEARS NAME TEAM CAPTAINS Fuqua, Raymond Chester, Roger Brown and 28.2...... Scoring Offense...... 31.2 The MSU Bears wrapped up the preseason Sherman Plunkett. 208.5...... Rushing Defense...... 126.2 by naming the team captains for the 2014 As the coach at Morgan State, he said, 104.3...... Pass Eff. Defense...... 119.7 season. The leadership group is comprised “The players are going to be scholars first. 349.9...... Total Defense...... 332.1 of three seniors ... offense - Clarence Swain They come for an education, and 90 percent 24.8...... Scoring Defense...... 24.6 (Fayetteville, Ga.), defense - Christopher get degrees - not just physical education but Robinson (Baltimore), and special teams - in pre-medicine, pre-law and business. Two 12.4...... Punt Returns...... 5.6 Nate Ayers (Baltimore). days a week I talk life, not football. College 19.4...... Kickoff Returns...... 20.9 football is great for today’s life. The world 0.33...... Turnover Margins...... -1.17 is looking for leadership and discipline. 141.4...... Pass Defense...... 205.9 Football offers that experience.” 117.9...... Passing Efficiency...... 133.9 Banks played football for Wendell Phillips 32...... Sacks...... 22 High School, Chicago, and was all-state 75...... Tackles for Loss...... 53 in 1943. He was a stocky, 5-8, 210 pound 15...... Sacks Allowed...... 12 Clarence Christopher Nate all-star guard for Iowa, 1946-49, and played Swain Robinson Ayers one year professionally with the New York Yankees of the NFL in 1950.

THIS WEEK IN MORGAN STATE FOOTBALL (practice times tentative, check with Media Relations Office for update) NOVEMBER Monday 24 Tuesday 25 Wednesday 26 Thursday 27 Friday 28 Saturday 29 Sunday 30 Practice MEAC Coaches Practice Practice Walkthrough Game Day Weightroom 4:00 - 5:30 p.m. Teleconference (Shell) (Helmet) at Robins Stadium vs. #18 Richmond 10:00 a.m. 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. 1 p.m. Practice 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.

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PRESEASON AWARD LEAD COUNCIL game rushing leader. Senior QB Robert Council earned the • Jason Jackson, who finished with 251 CANDIDATES starting nod from Hull in Week 1 and yards against Savannah State at the delivered a strong performance. Proctor & Gamble Ohio Classic on Sept. LAWRENCE FORBES, SO., P • The 6-foot-4, 215-pound Camden (SC) 17, 2005, previously held the record. College Football Performance Awards watch List product completed 18-of-28 passes for 285 • Walker was named the MEAC Offensive Preseason All-MEAC First Team yards (2 yds shy of matching career-high) Player of Week 2, and was named College and threw a career-best three touchdowns. It Football Performance Awards (CFPA) RB CODY ACKER, SR., LB marked the most passing yards in a season- Honorable Mention. opener by the Bears in the last eight seasons. • Walker had 20 carries for a game-high 180 College Football Performance Awards watch List •Council followed that up with 57-yards on yards and two TDs vs. Bowie State in Week 3. Preseason All-MEAC Second Team 7-of-18 passes, including a 21-yard TD to • He posted 141 yds and a pair of TDs redshirt freshman Amonta Poteat. He also vs. Howard in Week 4, and had 111 yds LAMONT BROWN III, SO., RB rushed for 83 yards on 11 carries. and a TD vs. Norfolk State (MEAC No. 2 Preseason All-MEAC Second Team •In Week 3, he ran for 73 yards on 12 carries rushing defense) in Week 5, he scored 4 and scored a pair of TDs vs. Bowie State. TDs in Week 10 at Hampton, he had 128 THOMAS MARTIN, RSO., WR • He surpassed 2,500 passing yards for his yards on 17 carries and a TD in Week 12 career after tossing for 168 yards and TDs vs. Delaware State; Preseason All-MEAC Second Team vs. Howard in Week 4 ... he also rushed for • Walker ranks in the No. 2 in the MEAC 90 yards and a TD and was selected the NY (No. 16 in FCS) in rushing yards (1,288 DARREN PINNOCK, SR., OL Urban League Classic MVP. yds), No. 12 in nation in rushing yards Preseason All-MEAC First Team • He had an efficient game during Week 6 per game (116.3 ypg). at Florida A&M, he threw for 121 (7-of-11) • He has scored 15 TDs (13 rushing/2 NATE INGRAM, SR., TE and ran for a pair of TDs. receiving) so far this season. • College Football Performance Awards watch List He accounted for a pair of TDs, including a 15-yd TD pass to Andrew King in the final FINISHING TOUCHES seconds to help beat N.C. Central. Morgan State was the best in the MEAC at CHRIS MOLLER, SO., PK • He was picked off for the first time all scoring in the red zone. Through the first College Football Performance Awards watch List season on his 135th pass attempt at N.C. A&T 12 games, the Bears scored 31-of-37 (83%) Year GP A-C-I Pct Yds TD L times inside its opponent’s 20 yardline ... DESHAUN SUMMERS, JR., DB 2014 8 61-139-2 44% 821 7 75 29 of the 31 scores have been TDs. Preseason All-MEAC Third Team 2013 9 44-83-4 53% 598 2 51 2012 11 98-195-4 50% 1115 5 44 SKILLON BOUNCES BACK 2011 8 25-58-3 45% 372 3 56 Morgan State quarterback Moses Skillon Totals 36 228-475-13 48% 2,906 17 75 was far from perfect at #4 Villanova where he threw three picks in his first career start ROLLING WITH THE TRENCH MOB of the season, but what he did achieve was MSU’s offense has already rolled up a rebound from an imperfect Week 9. almost 4,000 yards of offense, including • Skillon completed 21 of 37 passes a record-setting performance by RB Herb for 252 yards, a touchdown run, no Walker Jr. One thing to keep in mind interceptions and the game winning is that the Bears offensive line should touchdown to lead Morgan State to a absolutely not go unnoticed. 38-35 win over Hampton. He got rolling a • The O-line, aka. “The Trench Mob”, has 30-yard pass to Andrew King on the Bears MSU SENIORS GOING OUT ON TOP plenty of veteran experience with senior first drive en route to the first score of the center Clarence Swain, senior left guard game. And the 6-6 redshirt-junior walked The following is the list of the Morgan State and preseason All-MEAC first team selection into the end zone for a 2-yard TD to put senior football players play in their last regular the Bears up 14-0 early in the first quarter season game as collegiate student-athletes last Darren Pinnock, redshirt, senior right guard Randon Key, and junior backup • He padded his numbers with a screen Saturday at Hughes Stadium against Delaware pass to electric running back Herb Walker State. These 12 seniors are working diligently to tackle Daniel Onwuegbu. Talented true freshman Matthew Thompson handles the Jr. who raced 17 yards to paydirt for complete their final courses so they can obtain right tackle position. the winning score. It was Skillon’s third their degree and take a step into the world as • The Bears offense is averaging 211.3 touchdown pass of his career. educated young men. The 2014 seniors are: rushing yards per contest (No. 2 in MEAC) • Skillon has started the last four weeks and is averaging 372.0 total yards of for the Bears, posting a 3-1 record as the #15 QB Robert ‘Josh’ Council starter. #55 DE Christopher Robinson offense per game (No. 4 in MEAC). #62 C Clarence Swain HERB SET SCHOOL RECORD Year GP A-C-I Pct Yds TD L #94 DT Micale Allen Herb Walker Jr. made quite the splash 2014 8 92-159-5 58% 1107 9 72 #5 LB Cody Acker during his first start of the season. After 2013 5 18-44-2 40% 316 2 55 #22 LB Nathan Ayers 2012 1 1-2-0 50% 13 0 13 Lamont Brown III had his season ended #25 LB Donyae Olton as a result of an ACL injury, the coaching Totals 14 111-61-7 54% 1,436 9 72 #42 S Paul Eatman Jr. staff tabbed Walker as the starter for the #72 OT Darren Pinnock Holy Cross game -- Walker did the rest. #76 OG Randon Key • Walker carried the ball 29 times for a #99 NG Bradley Sanchez career high 271 yards and two TDs. In doing so, he became the school’s all-time single #BearDown @morganstbears /morganstatebears morganstatebears morganstatebears MorganStateBears.com GAME 13 • NOV. 29, 2014 MORGAN STATE BEARS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 5

CODY ACKER STANDS OUT IN NOTABLE NATIONAL NOTES SPORTS NETWORK FCS TOP 25 MICHIGAN Here are a few 2014 FCS national statistics COLLEGE FOOTBALL POLL Cody Acker may have been wondering of note on offense, defense and special why he was sore after the game at Eastern teams that pertained to the Bears: 1. New Hampshire Wildcats (93) 10-1 3585 1 Michigan; it’s probably because he • Herb Walker Jr. currently ranks in the FCS 2. North Dakota State Bison (39) 11-1 3472 3 recorded a career-high 19 tackles (T-No. No. 12 in yards per game (117.1 ypg), No. 16 3. Jacksonville State Gamecocks (14) 10-1 3360 4 12 in FCS) to lead the Bears defense. in rushing yards (1,288 yds), No. 17 in rushing 4. Eastern Washington Eagles 10-2 3191 5 • The senior, a 2013 All-MEAC Third yards per carry (6.08 avg); T-No. 27 in scoring 5. Villanova Wildcats 10-2 2962 6 Team selection, was named the MEAC’s (90), has the No. 4 highest rushing total (271 6. Coastal Carolina Chanticleers 11-1 2783 2 Defensive Player of Week 1. yds vs. Holy Cross) in the FCS; • 7. Illinois State Redbirds 10-1 2766 8 • He currently leads the team with 101 Senior LB Cody Acker ranks T-17 8. Chattanooga Mocs 9-3 2494 9 total tackles (No. 5 in MEAC). nationally in solo tackles (66 TT); has the • 9. Fordham Rams 10-2 2362 7 Acker also ranks No. 17 in the nation in T-No. 12 highest total tackles (19 vs. E. 10. Northern Iowa Panthers 8-4 2328 11 solo tackles (66). Michigan) in the FCS; 11. Southeastern Louisiana Lions 9-3 2326 10 • The Landover (Md.) product has posted • R-Senior LB Christopher Robinson ranks No. 4 nationally in sacks (15), ranks 12. Montana Grizzlies 8-4 2027 13 two double-digit tackle performances so 13. Harvard Crimson 10-0 1620 15 far this season. T-No. 21 in tackles for loss (18); • The Bears rushing offense ranks 24th 14. South Dakota State Jackrabbits 8-4 1592 16 15. James Madison Dukes 9-3 1558 17 Year Tackles TFL Sacks nationally total offense (211.3); • The Bears passing efficiency defense 16. Eastern Kentucky Colonels 9-3 1486 14 2014 94 9.0 3.0 17. Montana State Bobcats 8-4 1411 12 2013 65 10.5 1.5 ranks No. 10 (104.3) and No. 2 in passing yards allowed (141.4). 18. Richmond Spiders 8-4 1130 21 2012 39 2.5 -- • 19. Sam Houston State Bearkats 8-4 940 23 2011 23 -- -- The Bears rank No. 30 in 3rd down conversions (.425). 20. Liberty Flames 8-4 648 NR Totals 221 22.0 4.5 21. Youngstown State Penguins 7-5 551 20 BEAR IN BROWNS CAMP 22. Bethune-Cookman Wildcats 9-3 463 25 CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON NO. 4 • IN FCS IN SACKS The Cleveland Browns were awarded 23. William & Mary Tribe 7-5 459 22 OL Karim Barton off waivers from the 24. Idaho State Bengals 8-4 404 NR R-senior outside linebacker Christopher Philadelphia Eagles. 25. Indiana State Sycamores 7-5 399 18 Robinson’s four sacks against Bowie • He is currently on the Brown’s practice squad. State (Sept. 13) were the most by an MSU • Barton agreed to a free-agent contract Others receiving votes: Sacred Heart 350, McNeese player since 1989. He has 55 tackles, and with the Philadelphia Eagles after the State 261, North Carolina A&T 75, Stephen F. Austin 74, 15 sacks ranks No. 4 in the FCS. conclusion of the 2014 NFL Draft. Charleston Southern 67, Yale 42, Lamar 35, Bryant 24, • The Dunbar HS product capped the • Barton had an impressive college career Samford 23, Southern Illinois 22, Morgan State 22, Alcorn regular season ranked T-No. 2 in the and a stellar senior season. The versatile State 20, Cal Poly 17, Dartmouth 16, Northern Arizona 12, MEAC with 18 tackles for loss (T-No. lineman earned First-Team Mid-Eastern Grambling State 11, Jacksonville 11, Bucknell 9, South 21 in FCS). Impressive stuff for a 6-2, Athletic Conference honors and took home Carolina State 8, Wagner 7, North Carolina Central 6, 225-pound player who originally joined the MEAC’s Offensive Lineman of the Week Jackson State 5, Western Carolina 5, San Diego 4, Albany the Bears as a walk-on. honors three times in his campaign with 3, Sacramento State 3, Central Arkansas 1 • Robinson broke the school’s career the Bears. sack record held by Willie Thompson (26, FORMER HEAD COACHES ON STAFF 1994-97), and recently broke school’s Four of the six (6) assistants named to single season sack record held by James Lee Hull’s initial coaching staff are former HERITAGE SPORTS RADIO NETWORK Dozier in 1990 (14.5). head coaches at either the college or high BLACK COLLEGE FOOTBALL POLL Year Tackles TFL Sacks school level. 2014 55 18.0 15 • Fred Farrier - Kentucky State head coach 1. North Carolina A&T Aggies (3) 9-3 118 1 2013 43 7.5 4 • John Morgan Jr. - Ft. Valley State head coach 2. Bethune-Cookman Wildcats (4) 9-3 113 5 2012 40 13.5 8.5 • Dwayne Foster - NCCU interim head coach 3. Southern Jaguars (2) 8-3 98 3 2011 30 3.5 1 • Ken Lucas - Gonzaga College head coach 4. South Carolina State Bulldogs (1) 8-4 96 4 Totals 168 42.5 28.5 THE KING RETURNS 5. Alcorn State Braves (2) 9-3 83 2 6. Morgan State Bears 7-5 80 7 R-Junior wideout Andrew King missed 7. North Carolina Central Eagles 7-5 69 8 the first five (5) games of the season with a 8. Grambling State Tigers 7-4 65 6 broken right foot suffered during fall camp 9. Alabama State Hornets 7-5 42 9 (he broke his left foot at W. Kentucky Sept. 21, 10. Tennessee State Tigers 6-6 35 NR 2013). He made his return to the gridiron at Florida A&M (Oct. 4), where he played limited minutes. He played a key part when the Bears Others receiving votes: Texas Southern 22. overcame a 13-point deficit to defeat N.C. Central 21-20 when he caught a 15-yd TD FUN FACT... pass from Robert Council with 32.4 seconds One of the best left in the game. King recorded a season-high nicknames on the team 151 yards on 11 catches and scored a TD during the Bears win vs. S.C. State (Nov. 15). is for 5-foot-8 wideout He leads the Bears with 37 rec. for 428 yards Orlando Johnson ... the (61 avg/g) and 5 TDs. NOTE: His friends call redshirt-freshman is him “The Snake” because of his aggressive known as “Baby Gap”. #BearDown @morganstbears /morganstatebears morganstatebears morganstatebears MorganStateBears.com GAME 13 • NOV. 29, 2014 MORGAN STATE BEARS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 6 MSU’s RETURN TO GREATNESS OFFENSIVE NOTES missed the NSU game, he matched a career- • WR/RB Orlando Johnson posted his first high with 12 tackles at #4 Villanova, collected This past May 20, President career TD on a 16 yard run at NSU; two picks vs. Delaware State; David Wilson began acting on recommendations from • WR Andrew King, had three TD catches vs. • LB Donyae Olton posted career numbers... the university’s Return to Greatness Steering Committee. DSU, leads team with 37 rec. for 428 yds and four tackles, two sacks, 2.5 tackles for loss; • recorded his first career The group, commissioned by President Wilson in June five TDs; Delonta Hall • start when he lined-up at CB vs. Howard, he 2013, had been charged with conducting a strategic WR Thomas Martin, has 18 rec. for 303 yds and 3 TDs, caught a 33-yd TD at #4 Villanova; recorded a pair of picks at FAMU; assessment of Morgan’s football program, identifying • QB Robert Council threw for 285 yds with • The Bears recorded a season-high four best practices for operating a Division I Football 3 TDs in the season opener at EMU, he has takeaways at Hampton by posting two fumble Championship Subdivision (FCS) program, and making accounted for nine TDs, has completed 44-of- recoveries and two interceptions. recommendations to help Morgan football reclaim its 97 passes for 566 yards and 6 TDs; he ran for •The Bears finished with six sacks at Florida winning legacy. score and tossed 15-yd TD pass to Andrew A&M, it marked the most by a Bear defense From 1935 to 1980, Morgan State’s football King to help beat N.C. Central; since collecting 6 sacks vs. Hampton in 2012. program attained the status of legend. During that time, • WR Ricky Fisk led the Bears in receiving SPECIAL TEAMS NOTES the Bears won a total of 23 conference championships: with 6 catches for 51 yds at EMU, scored his first career TD on a 3-yd end around at #4 •PK Chris Moller recorded a pair of field 19 in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association Villanova;had an 8-yd TD reception vs. DSU; goals at Holy Cross, including a career-long (CIAA) and four in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference • WR Amonta Poteat caught a 21-yard TD at 45-yarder; he handled the punt duties at (MEAC). In addition, they were one-time NCAA Holy Cross -- it was the first of his collegiate Florida A&M; is currently 32 of 33 in point Mid-Atlantic College champions, three-time Orange career, he had a season-high eight catches for after attempts; he booted a game-winning Blossom Classic champions and a one-time winner of 75 yards at #4 Villanova; 38-yd kick vs. Howard; has recorded 16 the Tangerine Bowl (now the Capital One Bowl). During • OL Ehijele ‘A.J.’ Ubuane recorded his first touchbacks on kickoffs; • those same years, Morgan produced 18 All-Americans start of the season vs. N.C. Central; P Lawrence Forbes averaged 44 yards per • punt vs. Bowie State, including a season-long and scores of players who went on to success in the QB Moses Skillon started at #4 Villanova and completed 23-of-38 passes for 204 yards, 58-yarder and four punts inside the 20, he , among them, four NFL Hall and accounted for three TDs, threw for 252 had a 55-yarder in the season-opener at EMU, of Famers: Willie Lanier, Len Ford, Roosevelt Brown and yards vs Hampton with 2 TDs for his first career booted a 57-yard punt at Hampton; Leroy Kelly. win, had school record 5 TD pass vs. DSU; • PR Thomas Martin had a career-high 48- “Winning athletic programs boost enrollment,” • RB Tracy Martin had 74 yards on 9 carries yard punt return at Holy Cross; said Kevin M. Banks, Ed.D., Morgan’s vice president and scored on a 2-yd run vs. Delaware State; • KR Orlando Johnson had a career-high for Student Affairs and co-chairman of the steering • The offense ran a season-high 71 plays (49 82-yard kick return vs. Howard; • committee. “We know there’s a correlation…. You look runs) vs. Howard; KR Ricky Fisk had a career-high 23-yard • kick return vs. Howard, he posted a season- at any major team that wins a championship or gets The offense recorded a season-high 529 high 53-yd run at N.C. A&T. close to one: it boosts applications.” yards (261 passing) vs. Delaware State. Knowing these facts, Dr. Wilson took steps toward DEFENSIVE NOTES INJURY REPORT a “Return to Greatness,” while the steering committee • DL Andrew Mitchell recovered a fumble The Bears have a couple of players was still deliberating. After meeting with Dr. Banks and vs. Bowie State, has 14 tackles and 3 TFL; sidelined this week as a result of injury. Athletic Director Kerr, he directed the enhancement of • DE Heleaince Gates had career-high 7 The list is as follows: academic enrichment for scholar-athletes to ensure their stops and 1.5 tackles for loss at EMU, he Pos Player Injury Status success at MSU; the establishment of a training table for forced a fumble at Norfolk State; RB Lamont Brown III Knee Out FB Austin Tuck Foot Out scholar-athletes for nutritional guidance during dinner • LB Cody Acker logged a career-high 19 OL Magnus Day Shoulder Out meals; the assignment of customized space for the tackles at EMU, had 7 tackles and a sack at NSU, added 9 stops and a sack at Hampton, had a OL Justin Haymes Knee Out football team to hold meetings; the renovation of men’s game-high 11 tackles and a sack at N.C. A&T; DL Terrod Roberts Concussion Out and women’s locker rooms and the football • LB Christopher Robinson almost broke the WR Grayling Harrison Ankle Prb coaches’ offices; and the establishment of programs school record (4.5) by posting 4 sacks vs. Bowie to connect MSU athletic legends with current Morgan State, finished with a career-high 8 tackles with BEARS IN THE POLLS athletes, to help the younger players know the legacy 2 sacks vs. Howard, had 2 sacks at NSU; The latest Heritage Sports Radio Network of MSU football. In January, the university hired a new • CB DeShaun Summers finished with (HSRN) released Monday morning has football coach, Lee Hull, who has already had success seven tackles and a breakup vs. Howard, Morgan State moving up to No. 6 (80 votes) for Week 12. The Bears remained with Morgan’s initiative to increase in-state recruiting of posted his first INT of the season at Hampton; • CB had 9 tackles in his at No. 7 in the BoxToRow Coaches Poll scholar-athletes. These measures, most of which were Antonio Jefferson first start at CB at Holy Cross, started at SS vs. (82) and improved to No. 7 (74 votes) in later included in the committee’s recommendations, NSU and had 12 tackles, started at CB at #4 the BoxToRow Media Poll. are part of the ongoing effort to boost the success of Villanova and posted 11 tackles, had career- Morgan football. high 13 stops with a TFL, fumble recovery and MOVING THE BALL “The recommendations by the Return to Greatness a blocked PAT at Hampton; MSU has shown a great ability to sustain Steering Committee will guide us to building a stronger • FS Peterson Janvier recorded eight tackles drives this season. Through 12 games, competitive edge and graduating student-athletes at a and had a fumble recovery at N.C. A&T; the Bears have 17 drives of 10-plus • plays, 13 of which ended with scores and higher rate,” Kerr said. LB Greg Gibson registered a career high 11 tackles at Norfolk State; resulted in a total of 70 points. The Bears “I call upon all alumni and friends to support our • SS Paul Eatman Jr. finished with 12 also rank No. 1 in the MEAC in 3rd Down athletic program,” Dr. Wilson said, “as we seek to return tackles and an INT vs. Bowie State; he suffered Conversions (42%), and No. 5 in first to the glory years of Morgan athletics.” a concussion vs. Howard and as a result he downs (228). #BearDown @morganstbears /morganstatebears morganstatebears morganstatebears MorganStateBears.com GAME 13 • NOV. 29, 2014 MORGAN STATE BEARS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 7 2014 MORGAN STATE DEPTH CHART • WEEK 13 BEARS OFFENSE BEARS DEFENSE Starter Back-Up Starter Back-Up X 16 Thomas Martin...... 5-10,175,RSo. 17 Ladarious Spearman...... 6-1,180,So. DT 92 Andrew Mitchell....6-3,260,RSo. 97 Noel Liverpool...... 6-2,210,So. 86 Cornelius Middleton...... 5-10,180,Fr. 56 Chris Fatogoma...... 6-1,235,Fr. LT 72 Darren Pinnock...... 6-4,330, Sr. 69 Ehijele ‘A.J.’ Ubuane...... 6-5,280,Fr. NT 99 Bradley Sanchez...... 6-3,310, Sr. 94 Micale Allen...... 6-1,275,RSr. LG 54 Dominique Woods...... 6-2,300,RFr. 66 Joshua Miles...... 6-6,290,Fr. 95 Ayodeji “AJ” Agbelese...... 6-3,240,Fr. C 62 Clarence Swain...... 6-2,360,Sr. 60 Justin Haymes...... 6-0,280,So. DE 19 Dalonte Jenifer...... 6-3,285,Fr. 88 Heleaince Gates...... 6-5,240,RSo. RG 76 Randon Key...... 6-4,335,Sr. 71 Joshua Stevens...... 6-4,325,Jr. 96 Terrod Roberts...... 6-4,250,So. RT 74 Matthew Thompson...... 6-4,330,Fr. 69 Ehijele ‘A.J.’ Ubuane...... 6-5,280,Fr. OLB 55 Christopher Robinson...6-2,220,RSr. 25 Donyae Olton...... 6-2,210,Sr. TE 83 Eme Akonawe...... 6-3,230,Sr. 84 Willie Gillus...... 6-1,265,RSo. 8 Brandon Griffin...... 5-11,200,Fr. 44 Adam Miller...... 5-11,260,RFr. ILB 41 Greg Gibson...... 6-2,215,So. 9 Ta’Quon Jackson...... 6-2,215,RSo. 35 Godfrey Durham...... 5-10,235,RFr. 52 Samuel Raymond...... 6-0,200,Fr. QB 12 Moses Skillon...... 6-5,230,RJr. 15 Robert Council...... 6-4,215,RSr. ILB 5 Cody Acker...... 6-1,220,Sr. 7 Damare’ Whitaker...... 6-0,230,Fr. 10 Seth Higgins...... 6-4,230,Sr. OLB 50 Bill Hill...... 6-1,220,RJr. 58 Joel Scott...... 6-1,230,Jr. 18 Chris Clack...... 6-3,190,RFr. 21 Jordan Cry...... 6-1,215,Fr. R 3 Herb Walker...... 5-8,180,So. 1 Orlando Johnson...... 5-8,150,RFr. CB 13 Delonte Hall...... 5-8,165,Jr. 4 Deadrick Jones...... 5-10,180,So. 27 Tracy Martin...... 5-9,175,Sr. 31 Eric Alvis...... 6-2,185,RFr. A 11 Andrew King...... 5-9,170,RJr. 14 Amonta Poteat...... 5-8,180,RFr. SS 42 Paul Eatman Jr...... 6-0,195,Sr. 22 Nate Ayers...... 6-0,200,Sr. Z 85 Landen Malbrough...... 6-1,180,So. 2 Ricky Fisk...... 6-0,170,RSo. 40 Fonyi Agendia...... 5-10,185,Jr. 82 Grayling Harrison...... 5-11,175,Jr. 33 Eddie Gross...... 5-11,200,Fr. 89 Ryan Davis...... 6-0,190,So. FS 29 Peterson Janvier...... 5-10,185,Jr. 20 Cravon Rogers...... 6-0,185,RFr. F 49 Marcolm Banks...... 5-10,195,So. 28 Arthur Dukes III...... 5-11,200, RFr. 43 Terry Harris...... 5-10,175,RFr. 36 Jamil Lee...... 5-10,200,RFr. CB 6 DeShaun Summers...5-9,175,Jr. 23 Antonio Jefferson...... 6-1,180,So. 45 Troy Robinson...... 5-10,170,Fr.

BEARS SPECIAL TEAMS As of November 24, 2014 Starter PK 37 Chris Moller...... 5-11,235,RSo. 38 Lawrence Forbes...... 6-4,180,RSo. P 38 Lawrence Forbes.....6-4,180,RSo. 37 Chris Moller...... 5-11,235,RSo. LS 84 Willie Gillus...... 6-1,265,RSo. 22 Nate Ayers...... 6-0,200, Sr. PR 16 Thomas Martin.....5-10,175,RSo. 11 Andrew King...... 5-9,170,RJr. KR 1 Orlando Johnson.....5-8,150,RFr. 11 Andrew King...... 5-9,170,RJr. KR 2 Ricky Fisk...... 6-0,170,RSo. 3 Herb Walker...... 5-8,180,RSo.

A WIN WOULD ... 2014 BOXTOROW HBCU 2014 BOXTOROW HBCU FOOTBALL MEDIA POLL FOOTBALL COACHES POLL ... give the Bears an 8-5 record...its most wins since recording an 8-2 finish in 1970 Rank School W-L Pts. 2013 Final Rank School W-L Pts. Last Week under legendary MSU head coach Earl C. 1. Southern (7) 8-3 129 3 1. Bethune-Cookman (8) * 9-3 145 4 Banks. 2. Virginia State (3) 10-2 117 4 2. Southern (6) 8-3 133 3 3. Bethune-Cookman (2)* 9-3 114 5 3. North Carolina A&T 9-3 127 1 ... give Lee Hull his first NCAA FCS Playoff victory as a head coach. 4. North Carolina A&T 9-3 108 1 4. Alcorn State (3) 9-3 117 2 5. Alcorn State (3) 9-3 100 2 5. South Carolina State 8-4 98 5 ... would be the Bears’ seventh win in the 6. South Carolina State (1) 8-4 85 7 6. North Carolina Central 7-5 85 9 last 10 games. 7. Morgan State (1) 7-5 74 T-10 7. Morgan State 7-5 82 8 8. North Carolina Central 7-5 62 T-10 8. Grambling State 7-4 70 7 ... improve the Bears record against 9. Grambling State 7-4 55 8 9. Alabama State 7-5 50 6 Richmond to 1-0. 10. Winston-Salem State 9-2 44 9 10. Tennessee State 6-6 15 NR ... mark the Bears first NCAA FCS Playoff Others receiving votes: Tuskegee (9-3) 29, Alabama State victory...and its first postseason victory (7-5) 11, Albany State (7-3) 4, Tennessee State (6-6) 1. Others receiving votes: Prairie View A&M (5-5) 11. since defeating Wester Chester State 14-6 on December 10, 1966 at the 21st Annual *2013 BOXTOROW National Champion Tangerine Bowl Classic in Orlando, Florida.

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ACKER NAMED MEAC DEFENSIVE yards with two touchdowns in a 38-35 win over • Walker recorded four touchdowns in the PLAYER OF WEEK 1 Howard. He also rushed 90 yards on 14 carries Bears’ 38-35 win over Hampton. The Cleveland • Morgan State standout linebacker Cody with one touchdown to help the Bears record (OH) product finished with 67 yards on the Acker was named the Mid-Eastern Athletic their first conference victory of the season. The ground with three touchdowns. He also caught Conference’s defensive player of the week. Camden S.C. native was also named the New seven passes for a career-high 109 yards. The 6-foot-1, 220-pound senior form Landover, York Urban League Classic Most Valuable Player. • Jefferson, a 6-1, 180 pound sophomore, Maryland posted a personal-best 19 tackles • Pinnock graded out of 96-percent of his collected a career-high13 tackles, 11 solo, with Saturday at Eastern Michigan. The senior also assignments as he aided the Bears to 435 yards one for a loss of one yard in the win over the had a tackle for a loss. of total offense in a 38-35 win over Howard. Pirates. The Suffolk (Va.) native recovered a • The 19 tackles represents the most by a Bear The Miami product collected four pancake fumble and blocked the Pirates’ extra point since linebacker Elandon Roberts posted 19 blocks and did not give up any penalties or attempt in the third quarter. stops against Hampton on Nov. 17, 2012. surrender any sacks in the conference victory. • Swain led the Bears in a late rally to beat • Acker’s previous highest tackle performance • Moller tallied 407 yards on seven kickoffs Hampton 38-35. The senior center played was last season at North Carolina Central where (58.1 avg.), including a touchback, in the Bears without any penalties or missed assignments he recorded 15 tackles on October 13. win over Howard. He also finished a perfect and did not surrender a single sack. He • Acker becomes the first Bear to earn player of 5-of-5 in point after attempts and 1-of-2 in field totaled four pancake blocks and graded out at the week accolades this season. goals, including the game-winning 38-yard 93-percent of his assignments. field goal to help the Bears pullout a 38-35 WALKER NAMED MEAC OFFENSIVE victory with 28 seconds remaining. ROBINSON ADDED TO CFPA WATCH LIST PLAYER OF WEEK 2 The College Football Performance Awards, • A career day by Morgan State’s Herb Walker WALKER NAMED BOXTOROW NATIONAL the largest awards organization in Division I Jr. has earned the redshirt sophomore running PLAYER OF WEEK 5 college football, recently announced its watch back a weekly honor. • Morgan State running back Herb Walker, list for the 2014 CFPA Football Championship • Walker was named the Mid-Eastern Athletic Jr. has been named the MELD-App BOXTOROW Subdivision Defensive Player of the Year Watch Conference (MEAC) Player of the Week on National Player of the Week. List. Monday. In Morgan State’s last second 29-26 • Walker rushed for 203 yards on 22 carries • The senior linebacker Christopher Robinson loss at Holy Cross on Saturday, Walker carried and one touchdown and two receptions for earned a spot on the watch list, which includes the ball 29 times for a career high 271 yards and 49 yards in the Bears 24-9 victory over Florida 30 performers, vying to become the first two touchdowns. In doing so, he became the A&M. Morgan State player to be selected as the top school’s all-time single game rushing leader. • It marked Walker’s fifth-straight 100 yard defensive player. • It’s the first time in Walker’s career to earn this game, and his second 200 yard game this • The Dunbar HS product has made 44 stops award. season. overall, including 27 solo tackles, and ranks T-No. 4 in the FCS. He also ranks No. 3 in the EATMAN NAMED MEAC DEFENSIVE SWAIN SELECTED MEAC OFFENSIVE MEAC with 14 tackles for loss (No. 25 in FCS). PLAYER OF WEEK 3 LINEMAN OF WEEK 8 Morgan State safety Paul Eatman Jr. has been Senior center Clarence Swain was selected as PINNOCK SELECTED MEAC OFFENSIVE named the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Offensive LINEMAN OF WEEK 11 Defensive Player of the Week. Lineman of the Week of Week 8. • Senior center Darren Pinnock was selected • Eatman, a 6-foot, 195-pound senior from • Swain graded out at 95-percent of all as the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Jersey City, New Jersey, played a big part in the blocking assignments as he anchored the Offensive Lineman of the Week. Bears best defensive effort of the season. The offensive line that aided the team with 360 • A native of Miami, Florida, Pinnock was senior recorded a game-high 12 tackles (seven yards of total offense in a 21-20 come-from- selected by the league office as the MEAC solo) to help lead the Bears to a 28-3 home-opener behind Homecoming victory against North Lineman of the Week for the second time this victory against Bowie State at Hughes Stadium. Carolina Central. season. Pinnock, a 6-foot-4, 330 pounder, • Eatman’s 12 tackles was a career-high and he • He recorded four pancake blocks and played graded out at 90-percent in MSU’s come-from- also pulled down the team’s first interception of the without any penalties and did not surrender a behind 24-21 win over South Carolina State. season. It marked the 4th interception of his career. single sack. It was the first win over SCSU since 2002, and • After giving up a field goal early in the game, • Swain becomes the second member of it also marked the first home victory over the the Bears held Bowie State scoreless through the MSU offensive line, aka. The Mob, to be Bulldogs since 1974. the final three quarters. The Bears completed selected as Offensive Lineman of the Week. • Pinnock played without any penalties or the game with eight breakups, four sacks and Senior tackle Darren Pinnock was honored missed assignments and did not surrender a forced a pair of turnovers. following his Week 4 performance against single sack, totaling four knockdown blocks. Howard. • He helped direct a potent MSU offensive THREE BEARS SELECTED MEAC attack that generated 448 total yards vs. the PLAYERS OF WEEK 4 THREE NAMED MEAC PLAYERS OF WEEK 9 Bulldogs, the second highest total of the Redshirt senior quarterback Robert Council, Morgan State running back Herb Walker season. A member of the 2014 Preseason senior offensive lineman Darren Pinnock Jr. was selected as the Mid-Eastern Athletic All-MEAC First Team, Pinnock helped the Bears and redshirt sophomore Chris Moller were Conference (MEAC) Offensive Player of the rush for 159 yards and throw for 289 yards. selected as the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Week. MSU teammates Antonio Jefferson and Offensive Player, Offensive Lineman and Clarence Swain were selected as the Defensive Special Teams Player of the Week, respectively Player and Offensive Lineman of the Week, • Council connected on 13 of 22 passes for 168 respectively. #BearDown @morganstbears /morganstatebears morganstatebears morganstatebears MorganStateBears.com @MORGANSTBEARS MORGANSTATEBEARS.COM #GOBEARS 2014 MORGAN STATE ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER NO TEAM POS HT WT YR HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 1 Orlando Johnson WR 5-8 150 Rf. Memphis, Tenn. / Ridgeway HS NO TEAM POS 2 Ricky Fisk WR 6-0 170 So. Port Arthur, Texas / Port Arthur Memorial HS 3 Herb Walker Jr. RB 5-8 180 So. Cleveland, Ohio / Cleveland Glenville Ginn Academy 1 Orlando Johnson WR 4 Deadrick Jones DB 5-10 180 So. Memphis, Tenn. / Southwind HS 2 Ricky Fisk WR 5 Cody Acker LB 6-1 220 Sr. Landover, Md. / Roosevelt HS 6 DeShaun Summers DB 5-9 175 Jr. Hampton, Va. / Phoebus HS 3 Herb Walker Jr. RB 7 Damare’ Whitaker LB 6-0 230 Fr. Washington, D.C./ Friendship Collegiate Academy 8 Brandon Griffin DB 5-11 200 Fr. Baltimore, Md. / Centenniel HS 4 Deadrick Jones DB 9 Ta’Quon Jackson LB 6-2 215 R-So. Chesapeake, Va. / Indian River HS 5 Cody Acker WR 10 Seth Higgins QB 6-4 230 Sr. Edgewood, Md. / Edgewood HS 11 Andrew King WR 5-9 170 R-Jr. Columbia, Md. / Atholton HS 6 DeShaun Summers DB 12 Moses Skillon QB 6-5 230 R-Jr. Liberty City, Fla. / Hallendale HS 13 Delonta Hall DB 5-8 165 Jr. Fort Washington, Md./Friendly HS 7 Damare’ Whitaker LB 14 Amonta Poteat WR 5-8 180 Rf. Washington, D.C. / Friendship HS 15 Robert Council QB 6-4 215 R-Sr. Camden, S.C. / Camden HS 8 Brandon Griffin LB 16 Thomas Martin WR 5-10 175 R-So. Naples, Fla. / Naples HS 9 Ta’Quon Jackson LB 17 Ladarious Spearman WR 6-3 210 So. Beaumont, Texas / Westbrook HS 18 Chris Clack Jr. QB 6-3 190 Rf. Beaumont, Texas / Westbrook HS 10 Seth Higgins QB 19 Dalonte Jenifer DL 6-3 285 Fr. Pikesville, Md. / St. Frances Academy 20 Cravon Rogers Jr. DB 6-0 185 Rf. Houston, Texas / Lamar HS 11 Andrew King WR 21 Jordan Cry LB 6-1 215 Fr. Detroit, Mich. / Southfield HS 12 Moses Skillon QB 22 Nathan Ayers DB 6-0 200 Sr. Baltimore, Md. / Dunbar HS 23 Antonio Jefferson DB 6-1 180 So. Suffolk, Va. / Lakeland HS 13 Delonta Hall DB 25 Donyae Olton LB 6-2 210 Sr. Copperas Cove, Texas / Copperas Cove 27 Tracy Martin RB 5-9 175 Sr. Burtonsville, Md. / Paint Branch HS 14 Amonta Poteat WR 28 Arthur Dukes III RB 5-11 200 RFr. Ypsilanti, Mich. / Milan HS 29 Peterson Janvier DB 5-10 185 Jr. Immokalee, Fla. / Golden Gate HS 15 Robert Council QB 30 Ahmir Bess RB 5-9 190 Jr. Calverton, Md. 16 Thomas Martin WR 31 Eric Alvis Jr. DB 6-2 185 Rf. Houston, Texas / Eisenhower HS 32 Lamont Brown III RB 5-10 180 R-So. Suffolk, Va. / Nanesmond River HS 17 Ladarious Spearman WR 33 Eddie Gross RB 5-11 200 Fr. Clinton, Md. / Gwynn Park HS 34 Austin Tuck FB 5-9 230 Fr. Upper Marlboro, Md. / DeMatha Catholic HS 18 Chris Clack Jr. QB 35 Godfrey Durham, Jr. FB 5-10 235 Rf. Rising Sun, Md. / Northeast HS 19 Dalonte Jenifer DL 36 Jamil Lee RB 5-10 200 R-Fr. Greensboro, N.C. / Eastern Guilford HS 37 Chris Moller PK 5-11 235 R-So. Newport News, Va. / Woodside HS 20 Cravon Rogers Jr. DB 38 Lawrence Forbes P 6-4 180 R-So. Upper Marlboro, Md. / Riverdale Baptist HS 39 Jospeh Ukwu RB 5-7 192 So. New Carrollton, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt HS 21 Jordan Cry LB 40 Fonyi Agendia LB 5-10 185 Jr. Lanham, Md. / Duval HS 41 Greg Gibson LB 6-2 215 So. Houston, Texas / Lamar HS 22 Nathan Ayers DB 42 Paul Eatman Jr. DB 6-0 195 Sr. Jersey City, N.J. / Hudson Catholic HS 23 Antonio Jefferson DB 43 Terry Harris DB 5-10 175 Rf. Oklahoma City, Okla. / Douglass HS 44 Adam Miller FB 5-11 260 Rf. Fort Worth, Texas / Trinity HS 25 Donyae Olton LB 45 Troy Robinson DB 5-10 170 Fr. Baltimore, Md. / City HS 48 Anthony Fludd DB 5-10 160 Fr. Cheverly, Md. / Wise HS 27 Tracy Martin RB 49 Marcolm Banks FB 5-10 195 So. Tampa, Fla. / Wharton HS 28 Arthur Dukes III RB 50 Bill Hill LB 6-1 220 R-Jr. Howell, N.J. / Tom’s River South HS 52 Samuel Raymond LB 6-0 200 Fr. Greenbelt, Md. / Eleanor Roosevelt HS 29 Peterson Janvier DB 54 Dominique Woods OL 6-2 300 Rf. Skyline, Texas / Skyline HS 55 Christopher Robinson DE 6-2 220 R-Sr. Baltimore, Md. / Dunbar HS 30 Amihr Bess RB 56 Chris Fatogoma LB 6-1 235 Fr. Baltimore, Md. / New Town HS 31 Eric Alvis Jr. DB 58 Joel Scott FB 6-1 230 Jr. Joppatowne, Md. / Joppatowne HS 60 Justin Haymes OL 6-0 280 So. Stone Mountain, Ga. / Stephenson HS 32 Lamont Brown III RB 62 Clarence Swain OL 6-2 360 R-Sr. Fayetteville, Ga. / Fayette County HS 63 Magnus Day OL 6-2 260 Fr. New Castle, Del. / Newark HS 33 Eddie Gross RB 64 Daniel Onwuegbu OL 6-5 335 R-Jr. Houston, Texas / Blinn College 66 Joshua Miles OL 6-6 290 Fr. Baltimore, Md. / Western Tech 34 Austin Tuck FB 69 Ehijele “EJ” Ubuane OL 6-5 280 Fr. Baltimore, Md. / St. Frances Academy 35 Godfrey Durham, Jr. FB 71 Joshua Stevens OL 6-4 325 Jr. Baltimore, Md. / Eastern Technical HS 72 Darren Pinnock OL 6-4 330 Sr. Miami, Fla. / Miami-Palmetto HS 36 Jamil Lee RB 74 Matthew Thompson OL 6-4 330 Fr. Perry Hall, Md. / Perry Hall HS 76 Randon Key OL 6-4 335 Sr. Newport News, Va / Warwick HS 37 Chris Moller PK 82 Grayling Harrison WR 5-11 175 Jr. Baltimore, Md. / Edmondson HS 38 Lawrence Forbes P 83 Eme Akonawe TE 6-3 230 Sr. Laurel, Md. / Laurel HS 84 Willie Gillus III TE 6-1 265 R-So. Suffolk, Va. / Nanesmond River HS 39 Joseph Ukwu RB 85 Landen Malbrough WR 6-1 180 So. Beaumont, Texas / Beaumont Central HS 86 Cornelius Middleton WR 5-10 180 Fr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Carver HS 40 Fonyi Agendia LB 88 Heleaince Gates DE 6-5 240 R-So. Philadelphia, Pa. / Delaware Valley Charter HS 89 Ryan Davis WR 6-0 190 So. Baltimore, Md. / Parkville HS 41 Greg Gibson LB 92 Andrew Mitchell DL 6-3 260 R-So. Memphis, Tenn. / Hamilton HS 42 Paul Eatman Jr. DB 93 Bryan Egborebhe DL 6-2 255 Jr. Baltimore, Md. / Patterson HS 94 Micale Allen DL 6-1 275 R-Sr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Northeast Catholic HS 43 Terry Harris DB 95 Ayodeji Agbelese DL 6-3 240 Fr. Lanham, Md. / DuVal HS 96 Terrod Roberts Jr. DE 6-4 250 So. Baltimore, Md. / Woodlawn HS 44 Adam Miller FB 97 Noel Liverpool DE 6-2 210 So. Baltimore, Md. / Archbishop Curley 45 Troy Robinson DB 99 Bradley Sanchez DL 6-3 310 Sr. Sante Fe Springs, Calif. / East Los Angeles College 48 Anthony Fludd DB 49 Marcolm Banks FB 50 Bill Hill LB 52 Samuel Raymond LB 54 Dominique Woods OL 55 Christopher Robinson DE

#BearDown @morganstbears /morganstatebears morganstatebears morganstatebears MorganStateBears.com @MORGANSTBEARS MORGANSTATEBEARS.COM #GOBEARS 2014 MORGAN STATE ROSTER ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER NO TEAM POS HT WT YR HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 5 Cody Acker LB 6-1 220 Sr. Landover, Md. / Roosevelt HS NO TEAM...... POS 95 Ayodeji Agbelese DL 6-3 240 Fr. Lanham, Md. / DuVal HS 40 Fonyi Agendia LB 5-10 185 Jr. Lanham, Md. / Duval HS 56 Chris Fatogoma LB 83 Eme Akonawe TE 6-3 230 Sr. Laurel, Md. / Laurel HS 57 Cody Acker LB 94 Micale Allen DL 6-1 275 R-Sr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Northeast Catholic HS 31 Eric Alvis Jr. DB 6-2 185 Rf. Houston, Texas / Eisenhower HS 58 Joel Scott FB 22 Nathan Ayers DB 6-0 200 Sr. Baltimore, Md. / Dunbar HS 49 Marcolm Banks FB 5-10 195 So. Tampa, Fla. / Wharton HS 60 Justin Haymes OL 30 Ahmir Bess RB 5-9 190 Jr. Calverton, Md. 32 Lamont Brown III RB 5-10 180 R-So. Suffolk, Va. / Nanesmond River HS 62 Clarence Swain OL 18 Chris Clack Jr. QB 6-3 190 Rf. Beaumont, Texas / Westbrook HS 63 Magnus Day OL 15 Robert Council QB 6-4 215 R-Sr. Camden, S.C. / Camden HS 21 Jordan Cry LB 6-1 215 Fr. Detroit, Mich. / Southfield HS 64 Daniel Owuegbu OL 89 Ryan Davis WR 6-0 190 So. Baltimore, Md. / Parkville HS 63 Magnus Day OL 6-2 260 Fr. New Castle, Del. / Newark HS 66 Joshua Miles OL 28 Arthur Dukes III RB 5-11 200 RFr. Ypsilanti, Mich. / Milan HS 69 Ehijele Ubuane OL 35 Godfrey Durham, Jr. FB 5-10 235 Rf. Rising Sun, Md. / Northeast HS 42 Paul Eatman Jr. DB 6-0 195 Sr. Jersey City, N.J. / Hudson Catholic HS 71 Joshua Stevens OL 93 Bryan Egborebhe DL 6-2 255 Jr. Baltimore, Md. / Patterson HS 56 Chris Fatogoma LB 6-1 235 Fr. Baltimore, Md. / New Town HS 72 Darren Pinnock OL 2 Ricky Fisk WR 6-0 170 So. Port Arthur, Texas / Port Arthur Memorial HS 48 Anthony Fludd DB 5-10 160 Fr. Cheverly, Md. / Wise HS 74 Matthew Thompson OL 38 Lawrence Forbes P 6-4 180 R-So. Upper Marlboro, Md. / Riverdale Baptist HS 76 Randon Key OL 88 Heleaince Gates DE 6-5 240 R-So. Philadelphia, Pa. / Delaware Valley Charter HS 41 Greg Gibson LB 6-2 215 So. Houston, Texas / Lamar HS 82 Grayling Harrison WR 84 Willie Gillus III TE 6-1 265 R-So. Suffolk, Va. / Nanesmond River HS 35 Godfrey Durham, Jr. FB 5-10 235 Rf. Rising Sun, Md. / Northeast HS 83 Eme Akonawe TE 8 Brandon Griffin DB 5-11 200 Fr Baltimore, Md. / Centenniel HS 84 Willie Gillus III TE 33 Eddie Gross RB 5-11 200 Fr. Clinton, Md. / Gwynn Park HS 13 Delonta Hall DB 5-8 165 Jr. Fort Washington, Md./Friendly HS 85 Landen Malbrough WR 43 Terry Harris DB 5-10 175 Rf. Oklahoma City, Okla. / Douglass HS 82 Grayling Harrison WR 5-11 175 Jr. Baltimore, Md. / Edmondson HS 86 Cornelius Middleton WR 60 Justin Haymes OL 6-0 280 So. Stone Mountain, Ga. / Stephenson HS 88 Heleaince Gates DE 10 Seth Higgins QB 6-4 230 Sr. Edgewood, Md. / Edgewood HS 50 Bill Hill LB 6-1 220 R-Jr. Howell, N.J. / Tom’s River South HS 89 Ryan Davis WR 9 Ta’Quon Jackson LB 6-2 215 R-So. Chesapeake, Va. / Indian River HS 29 Peterson Janvier DB 5-10 185 Jr. Immokalee, Fla. / Golden Gate HS 92 Andrew Mitchell DL 23 Antonio Jefferson DB 6-1 180 So. Suffolk, Va. / Lakeland HS 19 Dalonte Jenifer DL 6-3 285 Fr. Pikesville, Md. / St. Frances Academy 93 Bryan Egborebhe DL 1 Orlando Johnson WR 5-8 150 Rf. Memphis, Tenn. / Ridgeway HS 94 Micale Allen DL 4 Deadrick Jones DB 5-10 180 So. Memphis, Tenn. / Southwest HS 76 Randon Key OL 6-4 335 Sr. Newport News, VA / Warwick HS 95 Ayodeji Agbelese DL 11 Andrew King WR 5-9 170 R-Jr. Columbia, Md. / Atholton HS 36 Jamil Lee RB 5-10 200 R-Fr. Greensboro, N.C. / Eastern Guilford HS 96 Terrod Roberts Jr. DE 97 Noel Liverpool DE 6-2 210 So. Baltimore, Md. / Archbishop Curley 97 Noel Liverpool DE 85 Landen Malbrough WR 6-1 180 So. Beaumont, Texas / Beaumont Central HS 16 Thomas Martin WR 5-10 175 R-So. Naples, Fla. / Naples HS 99 Bradley Sanchez DL 27 Tracy Martin RB 5-9 175 Sr. Burtonsville, Md. / Paint Branch HS 86 Cornelius Middleton WR 5-10 180 Fr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Carver HS 66 Joshua Miles OL 6-6 290 Fr. Baltimore, Md. / Western Tech 44 Adam Miller FB 5-11 260 Rf. Fort Worth, Texas / Trinity HS 92 Andrew Mitchell DL 6-3 260 R-So. Memphis, Tenn. / Hamilton HS 37 Chris Moller PK 5-11 235 R-So. Newport News, Va. / Woodside HS 25 Donyae Olton LB 6-2 210 Sr. Copperas Cove, Texas / Copperas Cove 64 Daniel Onwuegbu OL 6-5 335 R-Jr. Houston, Texas / Blinn College 72 Darren Pinnock OL 6-4 330 Sr. Miami, Fla. / Miami-Palmetto HS 14 Amonta Poteat WR 5-8 180 Rf. Washington, D.C. / Friendship HS 52 Samuel Raymond LB 6-0 200 Fr. Greenbelt, Md. / Eleanor Roosevelt HS 96 Terrod Roberts Jr. DE 6-4 250 So. Baltimore, Md. / Woodlawn HS 55 Christopher Robinson DE 6-2 220 R-Sr. Baltimore, Md. / Dunbar HS 45 Troy Robinson DB 5-10 170 Fr. Baltimore, Md. / City HS 20 Cravon Rogers Jr. DB 6-0 185 Rf. Houston, Texas / Lamar HS 99 Bradley Sanchez DL 6-3 310 Sr. Sante Fe Springs, Calif. / East Los Angeles College 58 Joel Scott FB 6-1 230 Jr. Joppatowne, Md. / Joppatowne HS 12 Moses Skillon QB 6-5 230 R-Jr. Liberty City, Fla. / Hallendale HS COACHING STAFF 17 Ladarious Spearman Wr 6-3 210 So. Beaumont, Texas / Westbrook HS Lee Hull, Head Football Coach 71 Joshua Stevens OL 6-4 325 Jr. Baltimore, Md. / Eastern Technical HS John Morgan, Jr., Asst. Head Coach 6 DeShaun Summers DB 5-9 175 Jr. Hampton, Va. / Phoebus HS Fred Farrier, Offensive Coordinator 62 Clarence Swain OL 6-2 360 R-Sr. Fayetteville, Ga. / Fayette County HS 74 Matthew Thompson OL 6-4 330 Fr. Perry Hall, Md. / Perry Hall HS Benton “Sport” Harold, Special 34 Austin Tuck FB 5-9 230 Fr. Upper Marlboro, Md. / DeMatha Catholic HS Teams/Tight Ends Coach 69 Ehijele Ubuane OL 6-5 280 Fr. Baltimore, Md. / St. Frances Academy Brawley Evans, Defensive Backs Coach 39 Jospeh Ukwu RB 5-7 192 So. New Carrollton, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt HS LeAndre Creamer, Defensive Line 3 Herb Walker Jr. RB 5-8 180 So. Cleveland, Ohio / Cleveland Glenville Ginn Academy 7 Damare’ Whitaker LB 6-0 230 Fr. Washington, D.C / Friendship Collegiate Academy Dwayne Foster, Offensive Line Coach 54 Dominique Woods OL 6-2 300 Rf. Skyline, Texas / Skyline HS Kenneth Lucas, Running Backs Coach Jamari McCollough, Receivers Coach Kevin Myrie, Graduate Asst. Coach As of September 21, 2014 Jarvis West , Graduate Asst. Coach Robb Johnson, Admin. Asst. - Defense Roderick Chapman, Admin. Asst. - Offense Eric Fair, Admin. Asst. - Offense

#BearDown @morganstbears /morganstatebears morganstatebears morganstatebears MorganStateBears.com GAME 13 • NOV. 29, 2014 MORGAN STATE BEARS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 11 LEE HULL Head Coach Lee Hull was introduced by Morgan State University Athletics Director Floyd Kerr as the The Hull File new head football coach of the Morgan State Bears on January 9, 2014. Hull has been the assistant coach at Maryland since 2008, and has Coaching Experience built an impressive coaching resume. » Maryland Hull, 48, becomes the 19th head football coach 2008-13.: Assistant Coach - Wide Receivers in Morgan State history. » Oregon State Hull comes to MSU after spending the past 2003-04: Assistant Coach – Running Backs six seasons (2008-13) with the University of 2005-07: Assistant Coach - Wide Receivers Maryland as wide receivers coach. During his time there he helped coach Darrius Heyward-Bey () and Torrey » Holy Cross Smith () to first and second round NFL Draft selections, respectively, 2000-02: Assistant Coach - Wide Receivers/ as well as building one of the most talented receiving corps in the ACC this season. Passing Game Coord./Kickoff Return 1999: Assistant Coach - Wide Receivers/ Hull also helped developed LaQuan Williams (Baltimore Ravens), Tony Logan (New Kickoff Coverage England Patriots) and Quintin McCree () who went on to 1998: Assistant Coach - Linebackers careers in professional football after leaving College Park. » San Diego Chargers Hull also has experience coaching other positions. He tutored running backs his first 2000-01: Internship two seasons at Oregon State and wide receivers the last three. He coached three OSU All-Americans, including a pair of wideouts, and was a part of four bowl wins. » Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1999: Volunteer Assistant Coach In 2006, he coached Sammie Stroughter to All-America status in one of Oregon State’s best seasons. The Beavers posted a 10-4 record, second-best in school history, » South (Worcester, Mass.) High School including a win over Missouri in the Sun Bowl. That season, Stroughter led the Pac- 1996-97: Head Coach 10 Conference and ranked 10th in the country in receiving yards per game (92.4). 1992-94: Asst. Coach - Offensive Coordinator Stroughter was on the watch list for the 2007 Biletnikoff Award, which honors the top receiver in the nation. He went on to be selected in the 2009 NFL Draft by Tampa Bay. » Auburn (Mass.) High School 1995: Asst. Coach - Passing Game Coordinator In Hull’s first season in charge of OSU wide receivers, Mike Hass ended his stellar career as a first-team All-America selection and the winner of the 2005 Biletnikoff Playing Experience Award. Hass posted the third-highest receiving yards total (3,924) in league history. He is currently a member of the Seattle Seahawks. » Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1990-92: Wide Receiver Hull also coached current Atlanta Falcon’s running back Steven Jackson during the 2003 season. Jackson was a first-team All-Pac-10 and third-team All-America choice » Toronto Argonauts as a junior, his final season at OSU. He was a first-round draft choice in the 2004 NFL 1992: Wide Receiver Draft. » Holy Cross Prior to his five seasons at Oregon State, Hull spent five years (1998-2002) at his alma 1984-87: Wide Receiver mater, the College of the Holy Cross. He coached linebackers for one season before becoming wide receivers coach, as well as overseeing the kickoff coverage and kickoff return units. He also went on to become the passing game coordinator.

Hull was a standout wide receiver at Holy Cross from 1984-87, playing under former Maryland coach Mark Duffner his final two seasons. The Crusaders posted a 21-1 re- cord his last two years and were ranked No. 1 in Division I-AA in 1987. Holy Cross also won the Colonial League title and the Lambert Cup that season. He was a preseason #BearDown @morganstbears /morganstatebears morganstatebears morganstatebears MorganStateBears.com GAME 13 • NOV. 29, 2014 MORGAN STATE BEARS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 12 BEARS Assistant Coaches Bombers won the 1990 Grey Cup. He also played for Toronto in 1992. Hull was also a free-agent signee of the New England Patriots JOHN FRED in 1998. MORGAN, JR FARRIER Prior to joining Holy Cross, he coached at the Assistant Offensive prep level in Massachusetts for five years. He Head Coach Coordinator was offensive coordinator at South High School in Worcester, Mass., for three years (1992-94) and the passing game coordinator at Auburn High School in 1995. He returned to South Hometown: Washington, D.C. Hometown: Cleveland Heights, Ohio Alma Mater: Alma Mater: High in 1996 as head coach. Bowie State ‘93 Holy Cross ‘92 Years at MSU: 1st season Years at MSU: 1st season During his coaching career, Hull has participated in a number of internships. In DWAYNE KENNETH 1999 he interned in the CFL. In 2000 and 2001 FOSTER LUCAS he took part in the NFL’s Minority Internship Offensive Running Program. In addition, he attended the 2007 Line Backs Minority Coaches Forum in Chandler, Ariz.

Hull earned his bachelor’s degree in economics from Holy Cross in 1988 and a master’s in Hometown: Washington, D.C. Hometown: Washington, D.C. secondary education from Worcester State in Alma Mater: Delaware State ‘93 Alma Mater: Univ. of Delaware ‘88 Years at MSU: 1st season Years at MSU: 1st season 1995.

He had a stellar high school career as both a JAMARI LEANDRE football player and track performer. MCCOLLOUGH CREAMER Receivers Defensive A native of Vineland, N.J., Hull lettered twice Line as a wide receiver for Vineland High School. He was selected All-Cape League, first-team All-South Jersey, first-team All-New Jersey Group-4, honorable mention all-state and the Hometown: Baltimore, Md. Hometown: Baltimore, Md. Vineland Student-Athlete of the Year. He was a Alma Mater: Univ. of Maryland, 2010 Alma Mater: Tennessee ‘87 long jumper and ran the 400 meters. Years at MSU: 1st season Years at MSU: 2nd season

Hull and his wife, Stacey, have two sons, BRAWLEY BENTON Alexander and Jordan, and one daughter, Laila. EVANS HAROLD Defensive Backs Special Teams Recruiting Coordinator Tight Ends

Hometown: Baltimore, Md. Hometown: Augusta, Ga. Alma Mater: West Liberty St., 2005 Alma Mater: Georgia Southern ‘96 Years at MSU: 1st season Years at MSU: 15th season

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THE LAST TIME... Had 85 or more plays total offense:...... vs. S.C. State, 2014 (86) RUSHING Had 75 or more plays total offense:...... at N.C. Central, 2013 (77) Had 400 or more yards: ����������������������������������� vs. Virginia Union, 1996 (447) Had 300 or more yards: ������������������������������������������vs. Holy Cross, 2014 (356) SCORING Had 200 or more yards: �����������������������������������vs. Delaware State, 2014 (268) Scored 60 or more points: ����������������������������������vs. Delaware State, 1967 (69) Had FEWER than 50 yards: �������������������������������������������vs. N.C. A&T, 2011 (33) Scored 50 or more points: ���������������������������������������at N.C. Central, 2011 (52) Had 60 or more rush attempts: ������������������������������������������at NCCU, 2013 (64) Scored 40 or more points: ��������������������������������� vs. Savannah State, 2012 (45) Had 50 or more rush attempts: ������������������������������vs. Florida A&M, 2013 (51) Scored 30 or more points: ��������������������������������������������at Hampton, 2014 (38) Had three TDs: ����������������������������������������������������������� vs. Delaware State, 2014 Was held scoreless: �����������������������������������������������������at N.C. A&T, 2014 (45-0) Had four or more rush TDs: ������������������������������������������������Hampton, 2014 (4) Was held scoreless in the 1st half: ������������������������������at N.C. A&T, 2014 (31-0) Had two or more players with 150 rush yards in a game...... Was held scoreless in the 2nd half: �����������������������������at N.C. A&T, 2014 (14-0) ...... vs. Morris Brown, 2002; T.J. Stallings (195), L. Washington (169) Was held scoreless in Hughes Stadium: �����������vs. #17 S.C. State, 2008 (32-0) Had a player rush for 2 TDs: ���������������������Moses Skillon at #4 Villanova, 2014 Was held scoreless on the road: ����������������������������������at N.C. A&T, 2014 (45-0) Had a player rush for 3 TDs:...... at Hampton, 2014, Herb Walker Jr. (3) Held opponent scoreless in the 1st half: ������������at Delaware State, 2011 (6-0) Had a player rush for 5 or more TDs:...... at Howard, 2002, T.J. Stallings (5) Held opponent scoreless in the 2nd half: ������� vs. Delaware State,2014 (28-0) Rushed for 200 yards or more:...... at Florida A&M, Herb Walker Jr. (203) Held opponent scoreless:...... at Delaware State, 2011 (12-0) Rushed for 100 yards or more:...... vs. Delaware State, Herb Walker Jr. (128) Held opponent scoreless at Hughes Stadium: ������������� vs. Howard, 2005 (7-0) Had a run of 70 or more yards:.....Travis Davidson, Savannah State, 2012 (70) Held two opponents scoreless in one season: ���...... 1979, vs. UMES (41-0), Had a run of 60 or more yards: ����������������Travis Davidson, at BGSU, 2011 (61) ...... vs. Delaware State (22-0) Had a run of 50 or more yards: ����������������������Ricky Fisk at N.C. A&T, 2014 (53) Held three opponents scoreless in one season: ����������������������� Not since 1934 Held four opponents scoreless in one season: ������������������������� Not since 1934 PASSING Held five opponents scoreless in one season: �����������������������������������1934, (8) Had 400 or more yards passing: �������������������������������� vs. N.C. A&T, 2001 (551) Held a MEAC opponent scoreless:...... N.C. A&T (32-0), 2006 Had 300 or more yards passing: ���������������������vs. Savannah State, 2011 (318) Held two MEAC opponents scoreless: ����������������� vs. MD-Eastern Shore (41-0), Had 200 or more yards passing ����������������������� vs. Delaware State,2014 (261) ...... 1979, vs. Delaware State (22-0), 1979 Had LESS than 125 yards passing: �������������������������������at N.C. A&T, 2014 (118) Held three MEAC opponents scoreless: ����������������vs. NC College (23-0), 1967 Had LESS than 75 yards passing: ��������������������������� at Norfolk State, 2014 (38) ...... vs. Delaware State (27-0), vs. Norfolk State (63-0) Had 50 or more pass attempts: ������������������������������������at S.C. State, 2004 (59) Attempted a two-point conversion: ����������������������������������������at Howard, 2012 Had 40 or more pass attempts: �����������������������������������vs. S.C. State, 2014 (45) Had 30 or more pass attempts: ������������������������������������at Hampton, 2014 (37) TURNOVERS Attempted 20 or fewer passes: �������������������������������������������at Florida A&M (11) Committed five or more turnovers: �������������������������� at Norfolk State, 2012 (5) Had 25 or more pass completions:...... vs. S.C. State, 2014 (25) Committed four turnovers:...... at Howard, 2013 (3 INTs, fumble) Had 20 or more pass completions: ...... at Hampton, 2014 (21) Had four or more fumbles: ���������������������������������������� at Norfok State, 2012 (5) Had FEWER than 15 pass completions: ������������������������������������� at N.C. A&T (8) Had three fumbles: ������������������������������������������������������������������� at Akron, 2012 Had five passing TDs:...... vs. Delaware State, 2014 Did not commit a turnover: ��������������������������������������� vs. Delaware State, 2014 Had four passing TDs:...... vs. Savannah State, 2011 Recorded five or more takeaways: ������������������������������ at N.C. Central, 2011 (5) Had three passing TDs:...... vs. Delaware State , 2003 Recorded three or more fumble recoveries: �������������������at Hampton, 2014 (4) Had two passing TDs: ��������������������������������������������������������� vs. S.C. State, 2014 Recorded two fumble recoveries: ��������������������������������������� vs. S.C. State, 2014 Had zero passing TDs: ����������������������������������������������������������� at N.C. A&T, 2014 Returned two or more INTs for TDs: ������������������������������vs. N.C. Central, (2008) Had three passing TDs:...... at Eastern Michigan, 2014 Returned an interception:...... at Hampton, 2014 (Nate Ayers) Had two passing TDs:...... at Eastern Michigan, 2014 Recorded two interceptions:...... at Florida A&M, 2014 (Delonta Hall) Had four or more passes intercepted: ������������vs. Bethune-Cookman, 2010 (4) Returned INT for a TD: �������vs. Delaware State, 2014 (Peterson Janvier, 60 yds) Had three passes intercepted: �����������������������������������������at #4 Villanova, 2014 Returned a fumble for a TD: �������������������������������vs. Howard (Michael Dallas II) Had two passes intercepted: ���������������������������������������������� vs. S.C. State, 2014 Retd a blocked extra pt for 2-points:...... vs. Towson, 2009 (Darren McKhan) Did not throw an interception: ���������������������������������� vs. Delaware State, 2014 DEFENSE RECEIVING Held opponent to 0 or fewer rushing yards:...... vs. Bowie State, 2010 (-33) Caught six or more passes:...... Andrew King, vs. Delaware State, 2014 (8) Held opponent to 50 or fewer rushing yards: ��������������N.C. Central, 2013 (44) Had 8 or more receivers with a catch: ...... at Hampton, 2014 (8) Held opponent to 100 or fewer rushing yards: ����vs. Robert Morris, 2011 (88) Had one player with 100 yards receiving in a game:...... vs. Delaware State, Held opponent to 100 or fewer passing yards: ..vs. Delaware State, 2014 (31) 2014, Andrew King (116) Held oppt to 300 or fewer total offense:...... vs. S.C. State, 2014 (207) Had one one 300-yard passer and one 100-yard passer and one 100-yard rushing Held oppt to 200 or fewer total offense: ����������vs. Delaware State, 2014 (177) in a game: ...... at S.C. State, 2004, (B. Littlejohn 392-pass, J. Jackson 145-run) Intercepted five or more passes: �������������������������������vs. N.C. Central, 2008 (6) Had one 100-yard receiver and one 100-yard rusher in a game:....at Delaware State, Intercepted four passes:...... at Bethune-Cookman, 2007 ...... 2014, (H. Walker 128-run, A. King 116 yds-receiving) Intercepted three passes:...... vs. Florida A&M, 2013 Intercepted two passes:...... vs. Delaware State, 2014 TOTAL OFFENSE Scored a saftey:...... at Bowie State, 2010 Had 20 or more first downs:...... vs. Delaware State, 2014 (23) Recorded six or more sacks:...... at Florida A&M, 2014 (6) Had 600 or more yards total offense:...... vs. Norfolk State, 2002 (601) Had 550 or more yards total offense:...... vs. S.C. State, 2004 (625) Recorded five sacks:...... at Robert Morris, 2013 Had 500 or more yards total offense:...... vs. Delaware State, 2014 (529) Had 10 or more tackles: �������������������Peterson Janvier vs. S.C. State, 2014 (10) Had 400 or more yards total offense:...... vs. S.C. State, 2014 (448) LESS than 200 yards of total offense:...... at S.C. State, 2013 (134) #BearDown @morganstbears /morganstatebears morganstatebears morganstatebears MorganStateBears.com GAME 13 • NOV. 29, 2014 MORGAN STATE BEARS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 14 SPECIAL TEAMS Returned a punt for a TD:...... Phillip Adams, #17 S.C. State, 2008 (61 yds) Had a field goal of 40 or more yards:...... vs. S.C. State, 2014 Returned a blocked punt for a TD:...... Dylan Mulder, at Eastern Michigan, 2014 (1 yd) ...... (Chris Moller, 44 yds) Returned a kickoff for a TD:...... S.C. State, 2014, Antonio Hamilton (98 yds) Had a punt of 50 or more yards:...... at Hampton, 2014 Punted 8 or more times:...... vs. Hampton, 2013 ...... (Lawrence Forbes, 57 yds) Punted Once:...... at Hampton, 2014 Returned a punt for a TD:...... at Howard, 2013 Did not Punt:...... at Norfolk State, 2010 ...... (Broderick Gager, 89 yds) Missed a kicking PAT:...... vs.. Hampton, 2013 (A. Prevost) Punted 8 or more times:...... Earvin Gonzalez at N.C. A&T, 2012 (10) Blocked a PAT:...... vs. Delaware State, 2014 Returned a blocked punt for a TD:.....N.C. A&T, 2008 (Willie Hardemon, 0 yds) Blocked a Field Goal:...... at Florida A&M, 2014 (Al Palmer-Hicks) Returned a kickoff for a TD:...... vs. Hampton, 2013 (Tubotein Taylor, 93 yds) Blocked two Field Goals:...vs. B-Cookman, 2012 (Dawud Lane, Lavon McCoy) Returned a kickoff and a punt for a TD:...... Returned a blocked FG for a TD:...... Jonathan Dowling, WKU, 2013 (70 yds) Kickoff Ret. of 50 yds or more:...... Orlando Johnson, vs. Howard, 2014 (82) Blocked a Punt:...... at #4 Villanova, 2014 (?????) Punt Ret. of 40 yds or more:...... Andrew King, at Delaware State, 2014 (62) Missed a FG:...... vs. N.C. Central, 2014 (B. McLaren, 51) Blocked one punt:...... vs. Norfolk State, 2013 (Paul Eatman Jr.) Missed 2 or more FGs:...... vs. N.C. Central, 2014 (E. Fenton, 41, 34) Blocked a field goal:...... vs. Bethune-Cookman, 2012 (Joe Rankin) Blocked an extra point conversion:...... at Hampton, 2014 (Antonio Jefferson) MISCELLANEOUS Missed a kicking PAT:...... vs. Delaware State, 2014 (Chris Moller) Had 20 or more first downs:...... at N.C. A&T, 2014 (27) Missed a field goal:...... vs. S.C. State, 2014 (Chris Moller, 45 yds) Had FEWER than 10 first downs:...... at Delaware State, 2014 (3) Had 10 or more penalties:...... at Hampton, 2014 (10) THE LAST TIME AN OPPOSING PLAYER... Had zero penalties:...... at #4 Villanova, (2014) Had 100 or more yards in penalties:...... at N.C. Central, 2013 (101) PASSING Had 35 minutes or more of possession time:...... vs. N.C. A&T, 2014 (38:29) Had 400 or more yards passing:...... at Akron, 2012 (565) Had one 100-yard rushing and one 100-yard receiver:...... at Buffalo, Had 300 or more yards passing:...... vs. Delaware State, 2012 (398) ...... 2012 (Branden Oliver 238-rush, Alex Neutz 154-receiving) Had 200 or more yards passing...... at N.C. A&T,2014 (249) Had LESS than 100 yards passing:...... vs. Delaware State, 2014 (31) Had 40 or more pass attempts:...... vs. N.C. Central, 2014 (40) RUSHING Had 30 or more pass attempts:...... vs. Howard, 2014 (35) Rushed 40 or more times:...... vs. Delaware State, 2014 (44) Had four passing TDs:...... at N.C. A&T, 2014 (4) Rushed 30 or more times:...... Tarik Cohen, N.C. A&T, 2013 (31) Had three passing TDs:...... at #4 Villanova, 2014 Rushed 25 or more times:...... Jeremiah Schwartz, Hampton, 2012 (29) Rushed for 200 yards or more:...... WKU, Antonio Andrews, 2013 (213) Had one player with 100 yards receiving in a game:...... vs. Howard, 2014 Rushed for 150 yards or more:...... Kevin Monangai, Villanova, 2014 (170) ...... Matthew Colvin (115) Rushed for 100 yards or more:.Bronson Hill, at Eastern Michigan 2014 (114) Had eight or more players catch a pass:...... at N.C. A&T, K. Quick, 2014 (8) Rushed for three or more TDs:...... at #Villanova, 2014 (3) Player rushed for three or more TDs: ...John Robertson, at #4Villanova, 2014 (3) SCORING Rushed for two TDs:...... Shane Taylor, at Holy Cross, 2014 Scored 60 or more points:...... at Akron, 2012 (66) Had a run of 70 or more yards:.....Kevin Monangai, at #4 Villanova, 2014 (81) Scored 50 or more points:...... at Western Kentucky, 2013 (58) Had a run of 60 or more yards:...... Antonio Andrews, WKU, 2013 (65) Scored 40 or more points:...... at N.C. A&T, 2014 (45) Had a run of 50 or more yards:.....John Robertson, at #4 Villanova, 2014 (56) Scored 30 or more points:...... at Hampton, 2014 (35) Scored a two-point conversion:...... at Howard, 2013 (pass) PASSING Passed for 500 or more yards:...... Bobby Townsend, Howard, 1999 (522) TURNOVERS Passed for 400 or more yards:...... Dalton Williams, Akron, 2012 (446) Had four or more fumbles:...... vs. Delaware State, 2014 (5) Passed for 300 or more yards:...... Nick Elko, Delaware State, 2012 (398) Had three or more fumbles LOST:...... at N.C. Central, 2011 (4) Passed for 200 or more yards:...... Kwashaun Quick, at N.C. A&T, 2014, (249) Did not commit a turnover:...... at #23 N.D. State 2010 Attempted 50 or more passes:...... Tim Little, Sacred Heart, 2012 (50) Intercepted five or more passes:...... vs. N.C. Central, 2008 (6) Attempted 40 or more passes:...... Malcom Bell, N.C. Central, 2014 (40) Intercepted four passes:...... vs. Bethune-Cookman, 2010 (4) Completed 30 or more passes:...... Nick Elko, Delaware State, 2012 (33) Intercepted three passes:...... at #4 Villanova, 2014 Completed 20 or more passes:...... Kwashaun Quick, N.C. A&T, 2014 (22) Intercepted two passes:...... vs. S.C. State, 2014 Threw five or more TD passes:...... Matt Schilz, Bowling Green, 2011 (5) Returned an INT for a TD:...... at Norfolk State 2012 (X. Boyce, 16 yds) Threw 5 or more interceptions:...... Stadford Brown, NC Central, 2008 (5) Returned a fumble for a TD:...... at Akron, 2012 (Nick Rossi, 29 yds) Threw four TD passes:...... Kwashaun Quick, at N.C. A&T, 2014 Threw three TD passes:...... John Robertson, at #4 Villanova, 2014 DEFENSE Completed a pass of 75 or more yds: M. Francois to P. Kirkland, BCU, 2007 (82) Held MSU to 15 or fewer first downs:...... at N.C. A&T, 2014 (8) Completed a pass of 50 or more yards:....Greg McGhee to Matthew Colvin vs. Scored a saftey...... :...... at Western Kentucky, 2013 ...... Howard, 2014 (58) Held MSU to 50 or fewer yards rushing:...... vs. N.C. A&T, 2011 (33) Held MSU to 300 or fewer yards passing:...... vs. S.C. State, 2014 (289) RECEIVING Held MSU to 200 or fewer yards passing:...... at. N.C. A&T, 2014 (118) Caught 10 or more passes:...... Travis Tarpley, Delaware State, 2012 (12) Held MSU to 100 or fewer yards passing:...... at Norfolk State, 2014 (38) Caught six or more passes:...... D. Lawrence, at N.C. A&T, 2014 (8) Held MSU to 300 or fewer yards total offense:...... at N.C. A&T, 2014 (251) Had 150 or more yds receiving:...... Alex Neutz, Buffalo, 2012 (154) #BearDown @morganstbears /morganstatebears morganstatebears morganstatebears MorganStateBears.com GAME 13 • NOV. 29, 2014 MORGAN STATE BEARS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 15 Had 100 or more yards receiving:...... Matthew Colvin, vs. Howard, 2014 (115) Caught two TD passes:...... Denzel Keyes, at N.C. A&T, 2014 Caught three TD passes:...... Deryn Bowser, at Akron, 2009 Caught four TD passes:...... Alex Neutz, at Buffalo, 2012 Had 8 or more receivers with a catch: ...... at N.C. A&T, 2014 (8)

SCORING Scored four or more TDs:...... Antonio Andrews, WKU, 2013 (5 runs) Scored three TDs:...... Greg McGhee, vs. Howard, 2014 (3 runs) Scored two TDs:...... Denzel Keyes, at N.C. A&T, 2014 (receptions)

DEFENSE Intercepted three or more passes: ���������Michael Williams, B-Cookman, 2010 (3) Intercepted two passes:...... D’Vonte Graham, at N.C. A&T, 2014 Recorded three or more sacks: ������������������������Joey Drayton, Hampton, 2003 (3) Recorded two sacks:...... Marquis Ragland, Robert Morris, 2014 (2.5) Returned a fumble for a TD: ����������������������������at Akron, 2012 (Nick Rossi, 29 yds)

SPECIAL TEAMS Scored 10 or more points kicking: ������������������������������������������R. Stein, 2012 (12) Kicked four field goals:...... R. Estep, Norfolk State, 2011 Kicked three field goals:...... Chase Varnadore, at Flordia A&M, 2014 Kicked a 50-yard field goal:...... Chase Varnadore, at Florida A&M, 2014 (53) Kicked a 60-yard punt:...... J. Stovall, Hampton, 2011 (60) Kickoff Ret. of 50 yds or more:...... Antonio Hamilton, vs. S.C. State, 2014 (98) Punt Ret. of 50 yds or more:...... Devonte Johnson, at Florida A&M, 2014 (53)

2014 GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS Offense LT LG C RG RT WR QB RB WR/TE/FB WR WR at Eastern Michigan Pinnock Woods Swain Thompson Key Martin Council Brown Banks Fisk Malbrough at Holy Cross Pinnock Woods Swain Thompson Key Martin Council Walker Akonawe Fisk Malbrough Bowie State Pinnock Woods Swain Thompson Key Martin Council Walker Akonawe Fisk Malbrough vs. Howard Pinnock Woods Swain Thompson Key Martin Council Walker Spearman Fisk Malbrough at Norfolk State Pinnock Woods Swain Thompson Key Martin Council Walker Spearman Fisk Malbrough at Florida A&M Pinnock Woods Swain Thompson Key Martin Council Walker Spearman Poteat Malbrough N.C. Central Pinnock Woods Swain Ubuane Key Martin Council Walker Spearman Poteat Malbrough at #4 Villanova Pinnock Woods Swain Ubuane Key Martin Skillon Martin Spearman Poteat Malbrough at Hampton Pinnock Woods Swain Ubuane Key Martin Skillon Walker Spearman Poteat Malbrough at N.C. A&T Pinnock Thompson Swain Ubuane Key Martin Council Walker Spearman Poteat Malbrough S.C. State Pinnock Woods Swain Thompson Key Martin Skillon Walker Spearman King Mabrough Delaware State Pinnock Woods Swain Thompson Key Martin Skillon Walker Spearman King Malbrough

Defense DE NT DE OLB ILB ILB OLB CB FS SS CB at Eastern Michigan Mitchell Sanchez Gates Robinson Jackson Acker Ayers Hall Peterson Eatman Summers at Holy Cross Mitchell Sanchez Gates Robinson Jackson Acker Ayers Jefferson Peterson Eatman Summers Bowie State Mitchell Sanchez Gates Robinson Jackson Acker Ayers Jones Peterson Eatman Summers vs. Howard Mitchell Sanchez Gates Robinson Gibson Acker Olton Hall Peterson Eatman Summers at Norfolk State Allen Sanchez Gates Robinson Gibson Acker Hill Hall Peterson Jefferson Summers at Florida A&M Mitchell Sanchez Allen Robinson Gibson Acker Hill Hall Peterson Eatman Summers N.C. Central Mitchell Jenifer Allen Robinson Gibson Whitaker Hill Hall Peterson Eatman Summers at #4 Villanova Mitchell Sanchez Gates Robinson Gibson Acker Hill Jefferson Peterson Eatman Summers at Hampton Allen Sanchez Jenifer Robinson Gibson Acker Hill Jones Jefferson Eatman Summers at N.C. A&T Allen Jenifer Gates Robinson Gibson Acker Hill Hall Jefferson Eatman Summers S.C. State Allen Sanchez Gates Robinson Gibson Acker Hill Hall Jefferson Eatman Summers Delaware State Allen Sanchez Gates Robinson Gibson Acker Hill Hall Jefferson Eatman Summers

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SCORING DRIVES QTR...... Opponent ...... Time...... Scoring Play...... Conversion...... Plays-Yds...... TOP...... Score 1 ...... at Eastern Michigan 8:08 ...... L.Brown III, 3 yd run ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 13-75 6:52 7-0 2 ...... at Eastern Michigan 4:57 L.Brown III, 46 yd pass from R.Council ...... C.Moller Kick 4-65 1:52 14-21 3 ...... at Eastern Michigan 00:55 ...... L.Malbrough 34 yd pass from R.Council ...... C.Moller Kick 8-80 ...... 1:26 21-21

QTR...... Opponent ...... Time...... Scoring Play...... Conversion...... Plays-Yds...... TOP...... Score 2 ...... at Holy Cross ...... 14:54 ...... C.Moller 42 yd field goal ...... 4-7 ...... 1:46 ...... 3-9 2 ...... at Holy Cross ...... 10:22 ...... A.Poteat, 21 yd pass from R.Council ...... C.Moller Kick ...... 5-89 ...... 1:44 .....10-9 4 .... at Holy Cross ...... 13:57 ...... H.Walker, 46 yd ...... C.Moller Kick ...... 3-59 ...... 1:03 19-16 4 .... at Holy Cross ...... 3:39 ...... H.Walker 2 yd run ...... C.Moller Kick ...... 12-77 ...... 6:38 ...... 26-23

QTR...... Opponent ...... Time...... Scoring Play...... Conversion...... Plays-Yds...... TOP...... Score 3 ...... at Bowie State ...... 11:01 ...... R. Council 6 yd run ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 3-45 ...... 11:01 7-3 3 ...... at Bowie State ...... 5:33 ...... R. Council 7 yd. run ...... C.Moller Kick ...... 6-48 ...... 2:41 14-3 4 ...... at Bowie State ...... 2:56 ...... Herb Walker Jr...... C.Moller Kick ...... 1-28 ...... 00:07 21-3 4 ...... at Bowie State...... :25...... Herb Walker Jr...... C. Moller Kick...... 3-40...... 1:29...... 28-3

QTR...... Opponent ...... Time...... Scoring Play...... Conversion...... Plays-Yds...... TOP...... Score 1 ...... vs. Howard ...... 11:01 ...... H. Walker 1 yd run ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 10-65 .....2:42 7-0 1 ...... vs. Howard ...... 8:33 ...... R. Council 2 yd run ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 6-59 ...... 2:54 14-0 3 ...... vs. Howard ...... 11:53 ...... H. Walker 4 yd run ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 6-42 ...... 1:50 21-014 3 ...... vs. Howard ...... 00:00 ...... H. Walker 17 yd pass from R. Council ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 3-15 ...... 0:56 ....35-21 4 ...... vs. Howard ...... 00:28 ...... C. Moller 38 yd field goal ...... 8-34 ...... 1:53 38-35

QTR...... Opponent ...... Time...... Scoring Play...... Conversion...... Plays-Yds...... TOP...... Score 4 ...... at Norfolk State ...... 14:52 ...... O. Johnson 23 yd run ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 7-82 ...... 3:28 7-9 4 ...... at Norfolk State ...... 8:28 ...... H. Walker 5 yd run ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 9-65 ...... 4:08 14-9

QTR...... Opponent ...... Time...... Scoring Play...... Conversion...... Plays-Yds...... TOP...... Score 1 ...... at Florida A&M ...... 11:04 ...... R. Council 4 yd run ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 8-74 ...... 3:49 7-0 2 ...... at Florida A&M ...... 11:44 ...... H. Walker 5 yd run ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 8-75 ...... 7:16 14-3 2 ...... at Florida A&M ...... 7:35 ...... R. Council 1 yd run ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 5-50 ...... 1:48 21-3 4 ...... at Florida A&M ...... 8:20 ...... C. Moller 44 yd fg ...... 10-59 .....5:13 24-6

QTR...... Opponent ...... Time...... Scoring Play...... Conversion...... Plays-Yds...... TOP...... Score 2 ...... vs. N.C. Central ...... 14:26 ...... R. Council 15 yd run ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 3-27 ...... 0:50 7-0 4 ...... vs. N.C. Central ...... 9:03 ...... H. Walker 4 yd run ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 8-58 ...... 3:31 14-20 4 ...... vs. N.C. Central ...... 0:32 ...... A. King pass from R. Council ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 10-66 .....2:03 21-20

QTR...... Opponent ...... Time...... Scoring Play...... Conversion...... Plays-Yds...... TOP...... Score 1 ...... vs. #4 Villanova ...... 12:50 ...... T. Martin 33 yd pass from M. Skillon ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 1-33 ...... 0:06 7-7 2 ...... vs. #4 Villanova ...... 9:05 ...... M. Skillon 3 yd run ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 8-59 ...... 3:24 14-14 2 ...... vs. #4 Villanova ...... 1:04 ...... R. Fisk 3 yd run ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 2-20 ...... 0:45 21-21 4 ...... vs. #4 Villanova ...... 13:51 ...... M. Skillon 1 yd run ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 9-82 ...... 3:40 28-48

QTR...... Opponent ...... Time...... Scoring Play...... Conversion...... Plays-Yds...... TOP...... Score 1 ...... at Hampton ...... 12:04 ...... H. Walker 12 yd run ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 6-75 ...... 3:02 7-0 1 ...... at Hampton ...... 8:57 ...... M. Skillon 2 yd run ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 6-23 ...... 3:01 ....14-0 3 ...... at Hampton ...... 2:29 ...... C. Moller 24 yd field goal...... 16-68 ...... 2:29 ...... 17-14 4 ...... at Hampton ...... 13:20 ...... H. Walker 21 yd run...... C. Moller Kick...... 9-75 ...... 3:50 ...... 24-20 4 ...... at Hampton ...... 9:47...... H. Walker 1 yd run ...... C. Moller Kick ...... 5-34 ...... 2:30 ...... 31-20 4 ...... at Hampton ...... 1:13 ...... H. Walker 17 yd pass from M. Skillon ...... C. Moller Kick...... 6-33 ...... 1:21 ...... 38-35

QTR...... Opponent ...... Time...... Scoring Play...... Conversion...... Plays-Yds...... TOP...... Score 1 ...... vs. SCSU ...... 7:18...... C. Moller 44 yd fg...... 12-53...... 5:07...... 3-7 2 ...... vs. SCSU ...... 4:31...... A. King 55 yd pass from M. Skillon...... C. Moller Kick...... 3-57...... 0:50...... 10-7 4 ...... vs. SCSU ...... 12:19...... L. Spearman 18 yd. pass from M. Skillon...... C. Moller Kick...... 10-73...... 4:24...... 17-14 4 ...... vs. SCSU ...... 00:58...... M. Skillon 9 yd run...... C. Moller Kick...... 8-46...... 2:08...... 24-21

QTR...... Opponent ...... Time...... Scoring Play...... Conversion...... Plays-Yds...... TOP...... Score 1 ...... vs. DSU ...... 9:57...... A. King 10 yd pass from M. Skillon...... C. Moller Kick...... 10-54...... 5:03...... 7-0 1 ...... vs. DSU ...... 7:01...... L. Malbrough 72 yd pass from M. Skillon...... C. Moller Kick...... 3-76...... 0:46...... 14-0 2 ...... vs. DSU ...... 7:38...... H. Walker Jr. 19 yd run...... C. Moller Kick Blkd...... 3-62...... 0:49...... 20-7 2 ...... vs. DSU ...... 3:21...... A. King 28 yd pass from M. Skillon...... C. Moller Kick...... 6-89...... 1:01...... 27-7 2 ...... vs. DSU ...... 0:24...... A. King 36 yd pass from M. Skillon...... C. Moller Kick...... 6-89...... 0:24...... 34-7 3 ...... vs. DSU ...... 14:03...... M. Skillon 34 yd run...... C. Moller Kick...... 1-34...... 0:09...... 41-7 3 ...... vs. DSU ...... 10:52...... D. Olton 0 fumble recovery...... C. Moller Kick...... 48-7 3 ...... vs. DSU ...... 8:12...... R. Fisk 8 yd pass from M. Skillon...... C. Moller Kick...... 1-8...... 0:08...... 55-7 4 ...... vs. DSU ...... 12:49 ...... P. Janvier 60 yd interception return...... C. Moller Kick...... 62-7 4 ...... vs. DSU ...... 7:50...... T. Martin 2 yd run...... C. Moller Kick...... 7-70...... 3:19...... 69-7

#BearDown @morganstbears /morganstatebears morganstatebears morganstatebears MorganStateBears.com GAME 13 • NOV. 29, 2014 MORGAN STATE BEARS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES • 15 THE THREE HEARTBREAKS THE NEW BLOOD Conference to earn the prestigious award. The Morgan State Bears last heartbreaker Eight (8) true freshman from the 2014 • Walker took over as the Bears’ No. 1 was at Norfolk State, a 15-14 loss. The play of recruiting class - OL Matthew Thompson, option after the first game, and he hasn’t the game hinged on a pass interference call OL Ehijele Ubuane, OL Joshua Miles, DL looked back. The small, elusive back on a 3rd and 2 from the MSU 5. NSU backup Ayodeji Agbelese, DL Dalonte’ Jenifer, LB has gone over 100 yards in five games, QB Tyler Clark scored on the ensuing play Jordan Cry, LB Brandon Griffin and LB including twice over 200 yards, while with a 1-yard run to help to seal the win. Damare’ Whitaker - enrolled at MSU and scoring 12 total touchdowns. Overall, he is • It marked the third game in which the Bears took part in preseason drills. averaging 119.1 rushing yards per game, could’ve easily been in the win column. ranking first in the Mid-Eastern Athletic • In Week 1, Morgan State had a shot to tie BEARS IN OT Conference and No. 10 in the nation. the game down the stretch with a 55-yarder... The Bears are 8-6 all-time in overtime • The Cleveland native has already etched however, before the snap, the Bears were games since the NCAA instituted the rule his name in the MSU record book by called for offsides that pushed kicker Chris in 1996. MSU’s last ovetime contest was rushing for 271 yards against Holy Cross Moller into a 60-yard try as time expired -- it on Sept. 1, 2012 during a season-opener – it currently stands as the third highest didn’t come close. 30-27 win against Sacred Heart. rushing total in the FCS. • In Week 2, the Bears lost at Holy Cross, • Walker was one of three running backs 29-26, on a last second 1-yd QB TD run as time IN OT added to the list, joining Marshaun Coprich expired. Date Opponent Result Score (Illinois State) and Tyler Varga (Yale). • The Bears have lost three games by a total of 9/21/96 Liberty W 34-28 7 points. 9/26/98 Norfolk State L 43-46 NO SACK ZONE • The Bears recorded their first close win 10/26/02 Delaware State W 35-28 Morgan State’s offensive line, “The Mob”, by rallying from a 20-7 deficit to upset N.C. 11/2/02 Morris Brown W 42-41 has kept its’ quarterbacks well protected so Central 21-20 during MSU’s Homecoming on 9/27/03 Hampton L 21-24 far this season. Oct. 18. 10/4/03 B-Cookman W 31-24 • Under the direction of new O-Line coach • A 9-yard touchdown run by Moses Skillon 10/8/05 N.C. A&T L 33-40 Dwayne Foster, the largely veteran group with 58 seconds left proved to be the difference 9/20/07 Hampton L 17-24 has only allowed 15 sacks, ranked No. 1 in in a 24-21 Morgan State victory over the South 10/13/07 Howard W 36-33 the MEAC. Carolina State Bulldogs. It was the first win over 11/20/07 S.C. State L 21-28 • Last season they allowed 22 sacks (ranked SCSU since 2002, and it also marked the first 10/18/08 Howard W 31-30 No. 4 in MEAC). • home victory over the Bulldogs since 1974. 9/19/09 W-Salem State W 16-10 This week the offensive line gets its final 10/31/09 Florida A&M L 28-31 test of the season when it lines up against FOLLOW US IN CYBERSPACE 9/1/12 Sacred Heart W 30-27 Delaware State. The Hornets have 17 sacks There are many ways to keep up with MSU on the season and has 53 tackles for loss. athletics online and on the go: NO HUDDLE Rodney Gunter (6-5, 305) leads the Hornets • Visit www.morganstatebears.com, the • PK Chris Moller nailed a 38-yard field in the trenches with 7 sacks (ranks No. 4 in official web site of Bears athletics, for news, goal to help the pullout a 38-35 victory vs. MEAC) and 11 TFLs. schedules, stats, bios and more. The MSU Howard in Week 4 ... it marked the second time of his career that he’s booted in a LOST ON SUMMERS’ ISLAND media relations office also will feature Morgan State CB is virtual media guides. game-winner - he connected on a 27-yarder DeShawn Summers • as time expired to give the Bears a 24-23 putting together another great season for Fans and media can also download the the Bears. No matter who he’s faced this official smartphone app for Android and win over North Carolina A&T on Nov. 9, 2013 at Hughes Stadium. year, Summers has not only shut some Apple devices through their respective of the league’s best receivers down, but app stores. The app inlcudes live in-game he’s done it solo, with man coverage. He updates for sports that have a live statistical • QB Moses Skillon tossed the ball around 43 times during the Bears win against doesn’t have the gaudy statistics that he did feed for home games, in addition to a a season ago, however it’s hard to get stats Twitter feed. South Carolina State - it was the most pass • attempts by the Bears in a decade (2004-32). when teams aren’t even throwing to his Follow us on social media: • side of the field. Facebook: /MorganStateBears Morgan State’s offense ran 86 plays last weekend vs. S.C. State - it was the most • Last season, Summers led the Bears with Twitter: @MorganStBears three interceptions. Instagram: /MorganStateBears plays since the Bears posted 85 plays vs. Hampton in 2010. • So far through 12 games, the Hampton HONOR ROLL • The Bears scored two defensive (Va.) native has 38 tackles (28 solo) and has Eight (8) returning Morgan State football touchdowns in the regular season finale five pass breakups and he recorded his first against Delaware State - Petereson Janvier interception of the season during a win at players were named to the 2014 MEAC returned an interception 60-yds for a TD, Commissioner’s All-Academic Team, which Hampton. and Donyae Olton recovered a fumble in • He also has three tackles for loss and a requires a grade-point average of 3.00 or the endzone for a score. better for the past academic year. The six (6) forced fumble. • The Bears have allowed 141.4 passing members included: Fonyi Agendia (Biology), WALKER ADDED TO WATCH LIST (Information Systems), yards per game (No. 2 in FCS) and are Eme Akonawe Seth Morgan State redshirt sophomore running among the nation’s leaders ranked No. 10 Higgins (Marketing), Chris Moller (Public back Herb Walker Jr. has been added to in pass efficiency defense (104.3). Relations), Christopher Robinson (Physical • Education), and DeShaun Summers the 2014 Walter Payton Award Watch List, A cornerback like Summers creates more (Business Administration). announced today by The Sports Network. flexibility for the entire defense. • Walker will attempt to be the first-ever player from the Mid-Eastern Athletic

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