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The Winningest Junior College in Texas N 491 WINS N 92 ALL 2017 The Winningest Junior College in Texas N 26 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS N 491 WINS N 21 BOWL APPEARANCES N 92 ALL -AMERICANS N 2 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS FOOTBALL www.kilgore.edu/football RANGER FOOTBALL 2016 ALL-AMERICAN TROY BURNETT (34) n Honorable Mention 2016 SWJCFC ALL-CONFERENCE 1ST TEAM 2ND TEAM Jarod Wood – TE Anthony Thomas – Troy Burnett - LB Return Specialist Hasan Defense – DB Tommy Simmons – Deep Snapper HONORABLE MENTION Joe Lewis - WR Michael Jackson – LB Kyle McBride - WR Tristan Thompson – LB Cameron Fisher – WR Desmond Payton – LB Garrett Bowery – OL De’Andre Thomas – DB Andriguez Barnum – OL Trevaun Calahan – DB Jonathon Beaudoin – C Will Smith – DB Chandler Eiland – QB Korenzo Credit – DB Byron Proctor – RB Brian Scott – DL 2ND TEAM Louis Wings – DL Luis Sanchez – K Fred Thompkins – DL Eddie Smith – TB 2017 KILGORE COLLEGE FOOTBALL H www.kilgore.edu/football 17 RANGERS IN THE NFL SINCE 2000 RUFUS JOHNSON LANE JOHNSON CHASE FORD Ricardo Colclough Pittsburg Steelers Marvin White Cincinnati Bengals Jorge Diaz Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jessie Smitherman Dallas Cowboys Kevin Everett Buffalo Bills Thomas Herrion San Francicso 49ers Tony Hutson Dallas Cowboys Derrick Pickens Oakland Raiders Chad Stanley Houston Texans Chase Ford Minnesota Vikings Robbie Tobeck Seattle Seahawks Darren Woodard St. Louis Rams Brandon Warfeld Baltimore Ravens Marcus Reed Green Bay Packers Demorrio Williams San Diego Chargers Ricky Collins Green Bay Packers FOOTBALL Alton Wright Tennessee Titans Lane Johnson Philadelphia Eagles Cedric Sullivan Cincinnati Bengals Rufus Johnson Washington Redskins 50 DIVISION 1 SIGNEES SINCE 2012 Garrett Barton Justin Endicott Demontrai Lewis Univ. of North Texas Texas Tech Univ. Lamar University Ed’Marques Batties Jamal Fontenot DeQuinton Osborne Middle Tennessee University Arkansas State Univ. Oklahoma State Univ. Steven Borden Breyland Goods JaMarcus Rhodes University of Kentucky Texas Southern Univ. Arizona State Univ. De’Angelo Brooks Jesse Harris Dequan Ruffn Louisiana Tech University Sam Houston State Univ. Stephen F. Austin State Univ. Jordan Burton Joey Herrick Oklahoma State University University of Kentucky Melvin Shead Abilene Christian University Larry Carroll Averion Hurts Lamar University Texas Southern Univ. Tramon Shead Lamar University Hassan Defense Colin Jeter University of Kansas Louisiana State University Jerrell Sykes Fresno State Univ. Troy Duran Damon King Stephen F. Austin State Univ. Texas Southern Univ. Martinez Syria Texas Southern Univ. Chandler Eiland Julio Lazano Southeastern Louisiana Univ. Liberty University Jarod Wood Lamar University Dante Lovilotte Univ. of Texas at El Paso 2017 KILGORE COLLEGE FOOTBALL H www.kilgore.edu/football KILGORE COLLEGE RANGER BOWL GAMES COACHING 1946 Junior Rose Bowl Compton JC 19/KC 0 1948 Texas Rose Bowl KC 19/Hutchinson CC 7 STAFF 1950 Memorial Bowl KC 32/Holmes JC 12 1951 Texas Rose Bowl KC 27/NE Oklahoma A&M JC 14 1956 Hospitality Bowl KC 20/Pearl River CC 7 J.J. Eckert 1957 Industrial Bowl KC 25/Cameron State College 19 Head Coach 1965 Shrine Bowl KC 21/NW Mississippi CC 20 1966 Shrine Bowl KC 28/Ferrum College 7 1971 Wool Bowl Phoenix College 24/KC 0 1978 Garland Bowl KC 30/Jones County CC 0 1980 Garland Bowl NE Oklahoma A&M JC 21/KC 14 Willie 1982 Garland Bowl NE Oklahoma A&M JC 13/KC 0 Gooden 1989 Shrine Bowl NW Mississippi CC 31/ KC 27 Offensive 1990 Shrine Bowl KC 24/Itawamba CC 6 Coordinator 2001 Red River Bowl KC 14/Tyler JC 7 2004 Pilgrim’s Pride Bowl Pima CC 10/KC 7 2006 H.O.T Bowl KC 19/Ft. Scott CC 7 2007 H.O.T Bowl MGCCC 62/KC 28 2012 Brazos Valley Bowl NW Mississippi CC 47/KC 36 Nick Dobler Defensive 2015 H.O.T Bowl EC Mississippi 35/KC 21 Coordinator 2016 Mississippi Bowl East Mississippi CC 27/KC 17 Bold represents National Championship games Gary Wade Special Teams Coordinator Dustin Smith Running Backs/ Tight Ends Keith CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Browning KC has been conference champions 25 times: Defensive 1936, 37, 38, 39, 41, 46, 48, 54, 56, 57, 66, 67, 68, 70, 75, 77, Line Coach 78, 80, 81, 82, 90, 2001, 2004, 2007, 2012, 2015 KC has been National Champions twice: 1966, 1978.
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