a championship tradition . . . Over the past nine seasons, West A&M has proven it ranks among not Winning Percentage – only the very best football teams in the State of Texas, but the Buffaloes rank Texas Universities among the top-10 in the entire nation, as well, based on regular-season winning (Last Nine Seasons, Regular-Season Only) percentage. School W L Pct. Yrs. in Postseason With 80 regular season victories over the last nine years which stands 1. West Texas A&M 80 18 82% 9 of 9 2. TCU 82 25 77% 8 of 9 eighth-best nationally and WT has the best regular-season winning percentage 3. Midwestern State 73 22 77% 4 of 9 among all Division I and Division II schools in Texas during that span. 4. Texas 80 27 75% 7 of 9 Tough on the road; tough at home as the Buffs played a remarkable 5. Abilene Christian 62 33 65% 6 of 9 11-games away from Kimbrough Memorial Stadium in 2012 en route to the 6. Houston 70 38 65% 6 of 9 7. Texas Tech 68 39 64% 8 of 9 NCAA National Semifinals. The Buffs went 12-3 overall matching the school- 8. Tarleton State 61 34 64% 2 of 9 record for wins in a season (2007) and went 10-1 away from home and 9-1 in 9. Texas A&M 64 40 62% 7 of 9 true road games. The Buffs followed that performance up with an 11-3 cam- 10. Sam Houston State 58 40 59% 4 of 9 paign in 2013 as they reached the National Quarterfinal round of the Division II 11. UT-San Antonio 18 15 54% 1 of 3 12. Texas A&M-Kingsville 52 46 53% 3 of 9 playoffs with wins over Indianapolis and Ohio Dominican, before falling to Grand 13. Texas State 53 51 51% 2 of 9 Valley State. WT continued its strong play both home and away going 7-2 away 14. Baylor 54 53 50% 4 of 9 from home and 4-1 at Kimbrough Memorial Stadium. 15. Eastern New Mexico 37 41 47% 0 of 9 It all adds up to four Championships, seven NCAA 16. Angelo State 43 53 45% 1 of 9 17. Stephen F. Austin 45 56 44% 2 of 9 Play off appearances and nine seasons of postseason play. Over the past nine 18. SMU 45 62 42% 4 of 9 seasons, the Buffs have become a perennial football powerhouse. 19. Rice 46 62 42% 3 of 9 20. UTEP 41 65 39% 2 of 9 21. Texas A&M-Comerce 37 56 39% 1 of 9 22. Incarnate Word 18 34 34% 0 of 5 23. North Texas 30 77 28% 1 of 9 2014 West Texas A&M University Quick Facts Location...... Canyon, Texas Founded...... 1910 Football Record Book Enrollment...... 8,389 President ...... Dr . Patrick O’Brien Athletic Director...... Michael McBroom Nickname...... Buffaloes/Buffs CONTENTS Colors...... Maroon and White Opening Year-By-Year Results ...... 36-38 Affiliation ...... NCAA Division II Top Teams in Texas...... IFC Buffalo Letterwinners ...... 39-42 Conference...... Lone Star Table of Contents ...... 1 Buffalo Football Records ...... 44 Stadium...... Kimbrough Memorial Stadium Surface...... Synthetic Grass Top-10 Career Leaders ...... 45 Coaching Staff Capacity...... 20,000 Year-by-Year Individual Leaders...... 46-48 Head Football Coach - Mike Nesbitt ...... 2 Athletic Department Phone. . . . . (806) 651-4400 Offensive/Defensive Coordinators ...... 3 Buffalo Bowl Appearances ...... 49 Ticket Sales Contact...... J Rich Sparks NCAA Playoff Results ...... 50 Ticket Office Phone Number. . . . . (806) 651-1414 2013 Season Review NCAA Playoff Record ...... 51 2013 Statistics ...... 4-12 LSC Playoff History ...... 52 Media Relations 2013 Game-by-Game Reviews ...... 14-28 Images of 2013 ...... 53 Assistant A .D ./FB Contact...... Kit Strief The Lone Star Conference ...... 30 WT Hall of Champions ...... 54 E-Mail...... kstrief@wtamu .edu LSC Record Book ...... 31-33 Football All-Americans...... 55 Office Phone...... (806) 651-4430 All-Time Records Buffaloes in the Pros ...... 56 Cell Phone ...... (515) 490-4627 Season-Opening/Homecoming Games . . . . 34 Assistant Director...... Brent Seals All-Time Series Record ...... 34 Media Information ...... IBC E-Mail...... bseals@wtamu .edu All-Time Series vs . 2014 Opponents ...... 35 Office Phone...... (806) 651-442 Cell Phone ...... (806) 674-7050 Web Site...... www .gobuffsgo .com SID Mailing Address...... WTAMU Box 60049 Canyon, Texas 79016 Overnight Address . . . . . 2403 Russell Long Blvd . Canyon, Texas 79016

Coaching Staff Head Coach ...... Mike Nesbitt Alma Mater...... New Mexico (‘96) WTAMU Record...... 11-3 ( .786, One Year) Overall Record ...... Same Office Phone...... (806) 651-4413 Assistant Coaches Nick Paremski ...... Defensive Coordinator Stephen Lee. . . Offensive Coordinator/ Joel Hinton. . . . Wide Receivers/Special Teams Coord . Brett Watson. . . Defensive Line/Recruiting Coordinator Rashad Sanders...... Outside Linebackers Kevin Avey...... Inside Linebackers John Kenjura ...... Defensive Backs Keola Loo...... Offensive Line Caid Faske. . . . Defensive Quality Control/Asst . DL Matt Talamantes...... Wide Receivers Tony Dickey...... Wide Receivers Sarah Ramey...... Strength and Conditioning

Football Information 2013 Overall Record...... 11-3 2013 LSC Record...... 4-2 (3rd) Starters Returning...... 8 Starters Lost...... 17 Letterwinners Returning...... 32 Letterwinners Lost...... 33 Offensive Formation...... Spread Defensive Formation...... 3-4 NCAA Division II Playoff Appearances. . . . . 7 (8-7)

Buffalo Football NCAA Bowl Record...... 6-0 First Year of Football...... 1910 All-Time Record...... 489-486-22 ( .502)

1 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book Mike nesbitt Head Coach Second Season New Mexico ‘96

ike Nesbitt begins his second season , while also implementing his own at the helm of the Buffaloes after brand of offensive football . Nesbitt’s transition Mserving as interim head coach in 2013 to S .F .A . was a success as sophomore Brady where he guided the Buffaloes to an 11-3 Attaway ranked No . 10 nationally in total of- season and a berth in the NCAA quarterfinals . fense, racking up 286 .9 yards per game, while Nesbitt’s interim tag was removed following throwing for 3,181 yards and 27 . the season on Dec . 9 . Overall, the Lumberjack offense enjoyed Top The Buffs earned their second-straight 15 national rankings in passing offense (No . NCAA Playoff appearance in 2013 and sev- 6 - 318 .8), scoring offense (No . 11- 35 .7) and enth in schoool history as senior quarterback total offense (No . 11 - 439 .4), earning Nesbitt in school history . Nesbitt also mentored cur- Dustin Vaughan threw for 5,401 yards and 53 recognition among his peers . rent receiver Charly Martin passes in 2013 as he finished as Despite replacing the top player in Football that year . Martin concluded his collegiate the 2013 Harlon Hill runner-up . Vaughan was Bowl Subdivision play in 2011, S .F .A . nearly career with 95 receptions for 1,867 yards and the only quarterbaback at any level to throw equaled its offensive and scoring output, 22 touchdowns to earn All-America honors . for over 5,000 yards, his 5,401 yards is the racking up 439 .4 total yards (compared to Nesbitt has 17 years of coaching experi- most all-time in Division II and his 53 touch- 442 .9 in 2010) and scoring 35 .7 points (36 .3 ence, including 13 years at the collegiate down passes were the third-most all-time in in 2010) . level . He spent two seasons in Brenham, Division II . Under Nesbitt’s guidence, the Buffs Prior to S .F .A ., Nesbitt spent four years Texas, as the offensive coordinator at Blinn finished eighth nationally in the final AFCA at West Texas A&M coordinating the offense College and helped coach the Buccaneers Coaches’ Poll . in 2010 while also working with the Buffalo to a 19-3 ( .864) overall record and the 2006 Nesbitt returned to the WT football pro- receivers and quarterbacks . Nesbitt’s offense NJCAA National Championship . In addition gram in 2013 as the assistant head coach averaged 529 yards per game in 2010, includ- to the team’s success, Nesbitt’s offense and coach the offensive line for the Buffaloes ing 423 yards through the air . The Buffaloes produced several All-Americans . Prior to his before being elevated to interim head coach ranked No . 2 nationally in total offense and two seasons at Blinn, Nesbitt helped Howard on Aug . 22, 2013 . He came back to Canyon No . 3 in scoring offense (42 .0) . West Texas Payne produce a 30-10 ( .750) overall record from the University of Houston where he A&M quarterback Taylor Harris also finished in four seasons . spent the 2012 campaign as the Cougars’ third nationally with 400 yards passing per Nesbitt enjoyed a standout playing career offensive coordinator . contest, and was among the nation’s leaders at the University of New Mexico, where he Prior to the University of Houston, Nesbitt with 38 touchdown passes . was one of the nation’s top punters . He was the offensive coordinator at Stephen F . Nesbitt coached the West Texas A&M finished second all-time in UNM school history Austin where he mentored one of college receivers in 2009 . The Buffaloes hauled in 355 averaging 45 yards per punt as a junior and football’s most explosive offenses . A former passes for 4,251 yards, the third-highest total led the nation in net punting that season . He Division I student- also spent time in the athlete (New Mexico) NFL with the New and NFL for Orleans Saints and the New Orleans . Saints and Minne- A native of sota Vikings, Nesbitt Belen, N .M ., Nes- has spent the major- bitt received his ity of his collegiate bachelor’s degree coaching career from UNM in 1996 . crafting offensive He graduated with game plans, includ- a master’s degree ing his one-year in interdisciplinary stint at S F. .A . studies from West In 2011, Nesbitt Texas A&M in 2008 . had to replace Lum- Nesbitt, and his wife berjack two-time All- Camille, have a son, America quarterback Gavin who is a red- and 2010 Walter shirt freshman on the

Buffalo Football Payton Award win- Buffalo football team . ner Jeremy Moses with a first-year

2 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book offensive/defensive Coordinators Stephen lee Nick Paremski offensive coordinator Defensive Coordinator Fourth season Ninth Season

Beginning his fourth season on the WT football staff Now in his ninth season with the West Texas A&M and third as the offensive coordinator is Stephen Lee after football program, Nick Paremski continues in his role working with the quarterbacks in 2011. as defensive coordinator. Last season, the Buffs had the most prolific quarterback in school and conference history as senior Dustin Vaughan In Paremski’s first season as defensive coordina- threw for 5,401 yards and 53 touchdowns. He was the tor in 2013, he oversaw a defense that produced the only quarterback in any division this season to throw over Lone Star Conference linebacker of the year, defensive 5,000 yards and his 53 touchdown passes was good for back of the year and freshman of the year. In addition, third-most all-time in Division II. Bryan Johnson, Taylor McCuller and Ethan Westbrooks In his first season as offensive coordinator in 2012, the each signed NFL free agent contracts with the Buffalo Buffs had one of their best seasons in school history as they went 12-3 overall and earned a berth in the NCAA Bills, New England Patriots and St. Louis Rams. His National Semifinal for the first time in school history. Lee unit also produced CFL signees Chris Olson and Kyle guided an offense that ranked eighth nationally in passing Voss. (332.00), 12th in total offense (474.93), 13th in passing efficiency (158.36) and 17th Prior to taking the reins as defensive coordinator, Paremski was the Buffaloes in scoring offense (38.6). He had the LSC Offensive Player of the Year in junior quar- secondary coach from 2006 thru 2012 and he continues to oversee this unit. His terback Dustin Vaughan who ranked 10th in total offense (323.4) and 10th in passing secondary units annually rank among the Lone Star Conference leaders in passing efficiency at 158.07 per game. Vaughan earned all-America accolades and was one of eight Harlon Hill Finalists. Lee also had a Gene Upshaw Finalist on the offensive line defense statistics. Throughout his nine year career coaching the Buffs secondary, in Manase Foketi who was picked up by the immediately following the he has developed thirteen first team, six second team and eight honorable mention NFL draft in April. All-LSC defensive backs. Paremski also developed LSC defensive backs of the Not only did Lee and the Buffs continue the passing prowess of recent years, Lee year Tae Evans (2010), who signed an NFL free agent contract with the St. Louis also brought the running game into the fold as senior running back Khiry Robinson led Rams and Curtis Slater (2013). Over the years, he has also developed the talents the LSC and rushed for a school-record 1,621 yards. Robinson finished 13th nationally at 124.69 yards per game. of defensive backs Darnell Johnson, Arseel Shakoor, Bret Jones, Cashmin Thomas Prior to coming to WT, Lee served from 2005-2010 at Brenham (TX) High School. Curtis Jefferson, Caleb Randolph, Jordan Smith and Torian Oakley all of whom While with the Cubs, he served as Co-Offensive Coordinator/Passing Game and have garnered various post-season accolades. coached quarterbacks, receivers and tight ends. During his six years at Brenham, the Prior to arriving in Canyon, Paremski spent two seasons at Lone Star Confer- Cubs registered five district championships while posting an overall mark of 66-13. In ence rival Texas A&M-Kingsville, where he helped the Javelinas capture the 2004 2005, Lee was an integral part of a team that went 14-1 en route to a Class 4A State LSC Championship and an NCAA Division II playoff berth. Under Paremski’s tute- semifinal berth and in 2009 was a part of the Cubs’ 13-3 State Finalist team. From 2000-2005, Lee was an assistant at Howard Payne. From 2003-05, he lage, three TAMUK defensive backs earned All-LSC recognition including Michael tutored the Yellowjackets’ defensive ends and tackles, while 2000-2002 saw Lee Bragg, who captured first team All-LSC and Daktronics All-Southwest Region working on the offensive side of the line with the tight end and running back corps. In honors following the 2004 season. Bragg went on to have a three year NFL career 2002, Lee coached the American Southwest Conference Defensive MVP as HPU posted with the Kansas City Chiefs after signing as a free agent. As a team, the Texas a 9-1 record and a 10th place national ranking, while the 2001 HPU squad posted the A&M-Kingsville secondary was impressive as they limited opponents to 171.5 top-ranked defense in the ASC. Lee coached HPU’s all-time leading rusher during the yards a game, ranking second in the Lone Star Conference. 2000 campaign. Lee served one season (1999) at Western New Mexico, where he was in charge of Paremski earned his bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the the running game while also coaching the offensive line and special teams units. University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and holds a master’s of Business Administration He began his coaching career with a four-year stint at Mertzon, Texas, Irion County from Texas A&M-Kingsville. High School, serving in the combined roles as Athletic Director and Head Football Nick and his wife, Krista, reside in Amarillo and are the parents of a son, Huston Coach. In 1998, Irion County were district co-champs, while in 1997 they were district and daughter Alani. champs and bi-district finalists. Lee also served as golf coach from 1996-97, as well as head track & field coach during the 1999 season. Lee has been a speaker at numerous football camps as well as having a deep involvement with his community. Lee played collegiately at Angelo State, as a quarterback and fullback, from 1988- 92. He received his B.S. in Kinesiology from ASU in 1993 and later received his Master’s in Educational Leadership from Western New Mexico. A native of Bronte, Texas, Lee and his wife, Molly, are the parents of four children, a son, Jarrett (a former standout at LSU and current San Diego Charger) and three girls, Jordan, Jacy and Katie. Buffalo Football

3 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book 2013 Final Statistics 2013 Team and Individual Statistics TEAM STATISTICS WTAMU OPP RUSHING GP-GS Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G SCORING 645 355 Aaron Harris 14-12 154 897 20 877 5 7. 11 51 62 .6 Points Per Game 46 .1 25 .4 Geremy Alridge 14-2 104 538 20 518 5 .0 6 35 37 .0 FIRST DOWNS 367 317 Jamison Sterns 7-0 15 120 0 120 8 .0 1 30 17 .1 Rushing 87 120 Jarrian Rhone 14-0 9 31 0 31 3 .4 0 9 2 .2 Passing 254 139 Nathan Slaughter 14-14 6 27 7 20 3 3. 0 8 1 .4 Penalty 26 58 DeShaun Rawls 7-0 6 22 2 20 3 3. 0 9 2 .9 RUSHING YARDAGE 1468 2221 Rodney Davis 1-0 4 18 4 14 3 .5 0 10 14 .0 Yards gained rushing 1778 2753 Jacob Hancock 11-0 1 12 0 12 12 0. 0 12 1 .1 Yards lost rushing 310 532 Preston Rabb 1-0 1 2 0 2 2 0. 0 2 2 .0 Rushing Attempts 375 566 David Lehocky 5-0 2 5 5 0 0 0. 0 5 0 .0 Average Per Rush 3 .9 3 .9 Torrence Allen 14-14 1 0 2 -2 -2 .0 1 0 -0 .1 Average Per Game 104 .9 158 .6 TEAM 11-0 14 0 56 -56 -4 0 . 0 0 -5 1 . TDs Rushing 20 19 Dustin Vaughan 14-14 58 106 194 -88 -1 .5 1 10 -6 .3 PASSING YARDAGE 5544 3259 Total 14 375 1778 310 1468 3.9 20 51 104.9 Comp-Att-Int 457-691-10 268-475-14 Opponents 14 566 2753 532 2221 3.9 19 77 158.6 Average Per Pass 8 .0 6 .9 Average Per Catch 12 .1 12 .2 Average Per Game 396 .0 232 .8 PASSING GP-GS Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G TDs Passing 57 28 Dustin Vaughan 14-14 156 .38 447-675-10 66 .2 5401 53 72 385 .8 TOTAL OFFENSE 7012 5480 David Lehocky 5-0 251 51. 10-14-0 71 4. 143 4 26 28 .6 Total Plays 1066 1041 TEAM 11-0 0 00. 0-1-0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 . Average Per Play 6 .6 5 .3 Word Hudson 13-2 0 00. 0-1-0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 .0 Average Per Game 500 .9 391 .4 Total 14 157.86 457-691-10 66.1 5544 57 72 396.0 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 47-1334 65-1515 Opponents 14 127.61 268-475-14 56.4 3259 28 75 232.8 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 20-239 21-151 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 14-59 10-143 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 28 .4 23 .3 RECEIVING GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 11 .9 7 .2 Torrence Allen 14-14 123 1668 13 .6 12 69 119 .1 INT RETURN AVERAGE 4 .2 14 .3 Anthony Johnson 14-12 87 1294 14 .9 14 72 92 .4 -LOST 15-4 26-18 Jace Jackson 14-14 63 587 9 3. 8 30 41 .9 PENALTIES-Yards 161-1358 107-840 Nathan Slaughter 14-14 50 516 10 .3 3 37 36 .9 Average Per Game 97 .0 60 .0 Jarrian Rhone 14-0 37 371 10 .0 4 57 26 .5 PUNTS-Yards 49-2169 76-2834 Aaron Harris 14-12 27 263 9 7. 5 63 18 .8 Average Per Punt 44 .3 37 .3 Trevor Hammargren 14-0 18 220 12 .2 5 24 15 .7 Net punt average 37 .1 32 .3 Jeremy Watson 14-0 17 224 13 .2 3 39 16 .0 KICKOFFS-Yards 118-7277 66-3645 Word Hudson 13-2 16 249 15 .6 2 33 19 .2 Average Per Kick 61 .7 55 .2 Geremy Alridge 14-2 15 107 7 .1 1 20 7 .6 Net kick average 39 .3 29 .3 Sidney Parker 14-0 2 13 6 5. 0 9 0 .9 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 29:30 30:27 Jacob Hancock 11-0 1 16 16 .0 0 16 1 .5 3RD-DOWN Conversions 96/165 85/216 Dimitri Donald 13-0 1 16 16 .0 0 16 1 .2 3rd-Down Pct 49% 39% Total 14 457 5544 12.1 57 72 396.0 4TH-DOWN Conversions 5/10 12/25 Opponents 14 268 3259 12.2 28 75 232.8 4th-Down Pct 50% 48% SACKS BY-Yards 40-275 31-196 MISC YARDS 6 0 TOTAL OFFENSE GP Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 82 48 Dustin Vaughan 14 733 -88 5401 5313 379 .5 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 24-30 7-11 Aaron Harris 14 154 877 0 877 62 .6 ON-SIDE KICKS 1-1 1-3 Geremy Alridge 14 104 518 0 518 37 .0 RED-ZONE SCORES (72-80) 90% (39-55) 71% David Lehocky 5 16 0 143 143 28 .6 RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (56-80) 70% (34-55) 62% Jamison Sterns 7 15 120 0 120 17 .1 PAT-ATTEMPTS (77-78) 99% (40-44) 91% Jarrian Rhone 14 9 31 0 31 2 .2 ATTENDANCE 43,834 38,841 Nathan Slaughter 14 6 20 0 20 1 .4 Games/Avg Per Game 5/8,767 8/4,855 DeShaun Rawls 7 6 20 0 20 2 .9 Neutral Site Games 1/3,093 Rodney Davis 1 4 14 0 14 14 .0 Jacob Hancock 11 1 12 0 12 1 .1 Preston Rabb 1 1 2 0 2 2 .0 SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Torrence Allen 14 1 -2 0 -2 -0 .1 West Texas A&M 157 207 141 140 645 TEAM 11 15 -56 0 -56 -5 1 . Opponents 83 71 100 101 355 Total 14 1066 1468 5544 7012 500.9 Opponents 14 1041 2221 3259 5480 391.4 Buffalo Football

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2013 Individual Statistics SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Pts. KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Sergio Castillo - 24-30 77-78 - - - - - 149 Nathan Slaughter 23 830 36 .1 3 100 Aaron Harris 16 ------96 Jarrian Rhone 14 353 25 .2 0 58 Anthony Johnson 14 ------84 Dimitri Donald 4 65 16 .2 0 24 Torrence Allen 13 ------78 Jacob Laguna 3 29 9 7. 0 24 Jace Jackson 8 - - - 1 - - - 50 Sidney Parker 1 17 17 .0 0 17 Geremy Alridge 7 ------42 Aaron Harris 1 26 26 .0 0 26 Nathan Slaughter 6 ------36 David Christmas 1 14 14 .0 0 14 Trevor Hammargren 5 ------30 Total 47 1334 28.4 3 100 Jarrian Rhone 4 ------24 Opponents 65 1515 23.3 1 99 Jeremy Watson 3 ------18 Word Hudson 2 ------12 Jamison Sterns 1 ------6 PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Dustin Vaughan 1 - - - - 1-3 - - 6 Jeremy Watson 19 232 12 .2 0 50 Curtis Slater 1 ------6 Curtis Slater 1 7 7 .0 0 7 Taylor McCuller 1 - - 0-1 - - - - 6 Total 20 239 11.9 0 50 TEAM ------1 2 Opponents 21 151 7.2 0 35 Total 82 24-30 77-78 0-1 1 1-3 - 1 645 Opponents 48 7-11 40-44 2-3 1 1-1 - - 355 No. Yds Avg TD Long Curtis Slater 5 20 4 .0 0 12 ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G John McSheffery 2 12 6 .0 0 12 Torrence Allen 14 -2 1668 0 0 0 1666 119 .0 Ethan Morriss 2 16 8 .0 0 17 Nathan Slaughter 14 20 516 0 830 0 1366 97 6 . Torian Oakley 2 2 1 .0 0 2 Anthony Johnson 14 0 1294 0 0 0 1294 92 .4 Chris Ceazer 1 2 2 .0 0 2 Aaron Harris 14 877 263 0 26 0 1166 83 .3 Stormy Butler 1 3 3 .0 0 3 Jarrian Rhone 14 31 371 0 353 0 755 53 9 . Taylor McCuller 1 4 4 .0 0 4 Geremy Alridge 14 518 107 0 0 0 625 44 .6 Total 14 59 4.2 0 17 Jace Jackson 14 0 587 0 0 0 587 41 .9 Opponents 10 143 14.3 0 51 Jeremy Watson 14 0 224 232 0 0 456 32 .6 Word Hudson 13 0 249 0 0 0 249 19 .2 Trevor Hammargren 14 0 220 0 0 0 220 15 .7 RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Jamison Sterns 7 120 0 0 0 0 120 17 1 . Taylor McCuller 1 36 36 .0 1 36 Dimitri Donald 13 0 16 0 65 0 81 6 2 . Curtis Slater 1 26 26 .0 1 26 Sidney Parker 14 0 13 0 17 0 30 2 1 . Total 2 62 31.0 2 36 Jacob Laguna 13 0 0 0 29 0 29 2 2. Opponents 0 0 0.0 0 0 Jacob Hancock 11 12 16 0 0 0 28 2 5 . Curtis Slater 14 0 0 7 0 20 27 1 9 . DeShaun Rawls 7 20 0 0 0 0 20 2 9 . Ethan Morriss 14 0 0 0 0 16 16 1 1 . Rodney Davis 1 14 0 0 0 0 14 14 0 . David Christmas 14 0 0 0 14 0 14 1 0. John McSheffery 11 0 0 0 0 12 12 1 1 . Taylor McCuller 14 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 3 . Stormy Butler 13 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 2 . Preston Rabb 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 . Torian Oakley 14 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 . Chris Ceazer 14 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 . TEAM 11 -56 0 0 0 0 -56 -5 1 . Total 14 1468 5544 239 1334 59 8644 617.4 Opponents 14 2221 3259 151 1515 143 7289 520.6 FG’s FGM-FGA Pct. 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk Sergio Castillo 24-30 80 .0 1-1 11-11 4-7 7-8 1-3 55 0

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC i20 50+ Blk Kevin VanVoris 48 2169 45 .2 72 10 3 16 17 1 TEAM 1 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 49 2169 44.3 72 10 3 16 17 1 Opponents 76 2834 37.3 58 7 10 16 10 1

KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn Kevin VanVoris 118 7277 61 .7 45 7 Total 118 7277 61.7 45 7 23.3 39.3 25 Opponents 66 3645 55.2 15 2 28.4 29.3 35 Buffalo Football

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2013 Defensive Statistics

|------Tackles------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |----Fumbles----| Blkd DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP-GS Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf ------Taylor McCuller 14-14 61 91 152 8.0-28 2.0-15 1-4 1 3 4-36 . . . Curtis Slater 14-14 76 38 114 10.5-54 4.0-33 5-20 7 . 1-26 7 . . Kyle Voss 10-10 35 47 82 13.5-43 3.0-22 . 4 1 1-0 1 . . Patric Youngman 14-11 25 45 70 16.0-77 5.5-45 . 2 2 1-0 1 . . Dwight Morrison 14-14 35 24 59 3.0-7 . . 6 . 1-0 1 . . Bryan Johnson 14-3 19 31 50 8.5-27 4.0-16 . 1 2 1-0 . . . LaPear Willrich 14-11 17 33 50 11.0-38 2.5-23 . 1 5 . 2 1 . Ethan Morriss 14-3 24 21 45 1.5-4 . 2-16 2 . 1-0 . . . Torian Oakley 14-14 30 14 44 1.0-3 . 2-2 8 . . 1 . . Ethan Westbrooks 14-10 26 17 43 19.5-73 7.0-36 . 5 10 2-0 1 . . John McSheffery 11-11 23 11 34 3.5-11 . 2-12 1 . . 2 . . Shane Pennix 14-5 13 19 32 8.5-38 3.5-15 . . 3 2-0 . . . Chris Ceazer 14-0 20 12 32 0.5-2 . 1-2 6 . 1-0 . . . Will Toliver 14-0 19 10 29 0.5-1 . . 1 . . . . . Nick Whitt 13-4 9 20 29 2.0-5 . . . 1 1-0 . . . Stormy Butler 13-0 16 10 26 . . 1-3 ...... Alex Olson 14-0 7 18 25 0.5-0 ...... Chris Olson 14-12 13 12 25 4.5-30 2.5-23 . . 2 . . . . LeBrandon Mosley 13-2 10 12 22 3.5-11 1.0-6 . 1 . . . . . Sidney Parker 14-0 8 9 17 ...... 1 1 . Alex Tucci 14-14 10 7 17 5.5-11 1.5-5 . 1 3 1-0 . 3 . John Sheehy 13-2 10 6 16 2.5-16 1.5-11 . . 1 . . . . Meili Valele 13-0 4 10 14 2.5-4 ...... Jacob Laguna 13-0 4 9 13 1.5-2 . . . 1 1-0 . . . David Christmas 14-0 8 3 11 2.0-31 2.0-31 . . 1 . . . . Dimitri Donald 13-0 4 7 11 ...... Kyler Gregory 14-0 6 4 10 1.0-5 ...... Brandon Green 12-0 5 5 10 ...... Anthony Hayes 6-0 4 4 8 1.0-2 . . 1 . . . . . Cameron Warren 7-0 3 2 5 1.0-3 ...... Kendrele Staten 12-0 . 5 5 . . . 1 . . . . . Jonathan Atchison 6-0 2 2 4 ...... Ramon Lopez 14-0 1 2 3 ...... Jarrian Rhone 14-0 2 . 2 ...... Derriel Collins 7-0 1 1 2 ...... Craig Watts 14-14 1 1 2 ...... Aaron Harris 14-12 2 . 2 ...... Torrence Allen 14-14 2 . 2 ...... Anthony Johnson 14-12 1 . 1 ...... Christian McBride 4-0 . 1 1 ...... Word Hudson 13-2 . 1 1 ...... Austin Carson 14-14 1 . 1 ...... TEAM 11-0 ...... 1 Total 14 557 564 1121 133-526 40-275 14-59 49 35 18-62 17 5 1 Opponents 14 526 470 996 65-292 31-196 10-143 50 15 4-0 7 2 . Buffalo Football

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2013 West Texas A&M Football – Individual Game-by-Game Leaders

Rushing (Att-Yds/TD)

NAME TOTAL WSCU CSC TAMUC TAMUK CSU TSU ASU MCM ENMU UWG MSU INDY ODU GVSU Aaron Harris 154-877/11 7-44/0 17-103/2 11-30/1 7-43/3 6-82/1 17-66/1 5-9/0 11-136/1 4-11/0 16-145/2 13-38/0 13-59/0 11-65/0 16-46/0 Geremy Alridge 104-518/6 11-50/0 4-13/0 4-44/1 6-32/1 6-44/0 12-43/1 10-39/0 7-49/3 2-19/0 4-13/0 5-30/0 10-54/0 18-76/0 5-12/0 Jamison Sterns 15-120/1 DNP DNP DNP 6-44/0 3-37/0 - - 6-39/1 - - DNP DNP DNP DNP Jarrian Rhone 9-31/0 - 4-16/0 - - - - 1-6/0 - 2-9/0 - - - 2-0/0 - Nathan Slaughter 6-20/0 - 1--7/0 - - 2-9/0 - 2-15/0 1-3/0 ------DeShaun Rawls 6-20/0 2-12/0 DNP DNP DNP 2-4/0 DNP - 2-4/0 - - - DNP DNP DNP Rodney Davis 4-14/0 DNP DNP DNP 4-14/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Jacob Hancock 1-12/0 - DNP DNP DNP - - - 1-12/0 ------Preston Rabb 1-2/0 DNP DNP DNP 1-2/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP David Lehocky 2-0/0 1--5/0 DNP - 1-5/0 - DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP DNP DNP Torrence Allen 1--2/1 - - - - - 1--2/0 - - - - 0-0/1 - - - TEAM 14--56/0 DNP 2--16/0 - 2--24/0 DNP 2--4/0 2--4/0 DNP 1--2/0 - 3--4/0 - 2--0/0 - Dustin Vaughan 58--88/1 8--15/0 1-0/0 3-8/1 2-2/0 2--7/0 5-2/0 3--17/0 3--2/0 5--25/0 3-9/0 7-1/0 8-2/0 5--25/0 3--21/0

Passing (Comp-Att-Int)

NAME TOTAL WSCU CSC TAMUC TAMUK CSU TSU ASU MCM ENMU UWG MSU INDY ODU GVSU Dustin Vaughan 447-675-10 38-58-0 29-41-0 36-62-0 25-33-0 33-41-0 25-43-1 32-58-1 27-40-1 38-57-1 29-41-0 23-46-2 37-47-0 39-52-1 36-56-3 David Lehocky 10-14-0 1-2-0 DNP - 5-7-0 3-3-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP Word Hudson 0-1-0 ------0-1-0 DNP TEAM 0-1-0 DNP - - - DNP - - DNP - - - 0-1-0 - -

Passing (Yards-TD)

NAME TOTAL WSCU CSC TAMUC TAMUK CSU TSU ASU MCM ENMU UWG MSU INDY ODU GVSU Dustin Vaughan 5401-53 472-6 353-1 508-4 227-1 438-7 255-2 471-4 452-6 472-5 370-6 250-0 320-3 416-4 397-4 David Lehocky 143-4 4-0 DNP - 74-2 56-2 DNP DNP DNP DNP 9-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP Word Hudson 0-1-0 ------0-0 DNP TEAM 0-1-0 DNP - - - DNP - - DNP - - - 0-0 - -

Receiving (No.-Yards/TD)

NAME TOTAL WSCU CSC TAMUC TAMUK CSU TSU ASU MCM ENMU UWG MSU INDY ODU GVSU Torrence Allen 123-1668/12 13-208/2 8-124/0 8-103/0 6-37/0 7-108/2 5-74/0 12-199/2 4-34/0 11-158/2 5-97/1 7-94/0 15-146/1 11-145/1 11-141/1 Anthony Johnson 87-1294/14 3-53/2 4-54/0 9-181/1 3-27/0 8-114/1 5-39/1 9-136/0 5-97/1 10-129/0 5-52/3 3-37/0 2-42/1 10-168/2 11-165/2 Jace Jackson 63-587/8 1-9/0 8-87/0 2-23/0 6-72/0 4-53/2 4-51/1 4-39/1 3-15/0 4-33/1 5-71/1 2-8/0 8-65/1 8-43/0 4-18/1 Nathan Slaughter 50-516/3 5-36/0 2-36/0 5-52/1 2-33/0 3-62/0 3-19/0 3-24/0 3-39/0 5-32/1 6-83/1 5-50/0 2-11/0 2-11/0 4-28/0 Jarrian Rhone 37-371/4 2-20/0 1-18/0 4-55/1 3-19/0 6-57/1 3-15/0 1-19/0 3-62/2 5-66/0 1--4/0 - 3-16/0 3-9/0 2-19/0 Aaron Harris 27-263/5 1-17/1 4-21/1 5-57/1 2-5/0 2-18/0 1-9/0 1-15/1 1-63/1 - 2-11/0 4-39/0 1-2/0 1-7/0 2--1/0 Word Hudson 16-249/2 4-62/0 1-2/0 2-36/0 1-23/1 2-31/1 - - 4-71/0 - 2-24/0 - - - DNP Jeremy Watson 17-224/3 2-20/0 - - 2-33/1 1-16/0 - - 3-63/1 2-46/1 2-24/0 1-9/0 3-10/0 - 1-3/0 Trevor Hammargren 18-220/5 3-32/1 1-11/0 1-1/0 2-25/1 2-19/2 3-50/0 1-19/0 1-8/1 - 1-12/0 1-13/0 - 1-6/0 1-24/0 Geremy Alridge 15-107/1 4-15/0 - - 2-11/0 - 1--2/0 1-20/0 - 1-8/0 - - 3-28/0 3-27/1 - Dimitri Donald 1-16/0 - - - 1-16/0 ------DNP Jacob Hancock 1-16/0 - DNP DNP DNP 1-16/0 ------Sidney Parker 2-13/0 1-4/0 ------1-9/0 - - - - Buffalo Football

7 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book 2013 Final Statistics

2013 West Texas A&M Football – Team Game-by-Game

|---RUSHING---| |---RECEIVING---| |---PASSING---| |---KICK RET---| |---PUNT RET---| Date Opponent No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg C-A-I Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg Tot Off 9/7/13 at Western State 29 86 0 16 39 476 6 45 39-60-0 476 6 45 2 59 0 30 4 31 0 15 562 9/12/13 vs . #18 Chadron State 29 109 2 17 29 353 1 28 29-41-0 353 1 28 6 153 0 69 1 50 0 50 462 9/21/13 A&M-COMMERCE 18 82 3 35 36 508 4 54 36-62-0 508 4 54 2 133 1 100 3 26 0 13 590 9/28/13 at Texas A&M-Kingsville 29 118 4 33 30 301 3 30 30-40-0 301 3 30 2 121 1 95 1 28 0 28 419 10/5/13 CENTRAL STATE 21 169 1 30 36 494 9 37 36-44-0 494 9 37 1 14 0 14 2 37 0 24 663 10/12/13 at #21 Tarleton State 37 105 2 21 25 255 2 28 25-43-1 255 2 28 1 17 0 17 0 0 0 0 360 10/19/13 ANGELO STATE 23 48 0 8 32 471 4 46 32-58-1 471 4 46 6 181 0 58 1 7 0 7 519 10/26/13 at McMurry 31 241 5 51 27 452 6 72 27-40-1 452 6 72 5 140 0 57 3 56 0 33 693 11/2/13 EASTERN NEW MEXICO 14 12 0 20 38 472 5 57 38-57-1 472 5 57 6 149 0 38 1 0 0 0 484 11/9/13 WEST GEORGIA 23 167 2 36 30 379 6 62 30-43-0 379 6 62 4 115 1 93 0 0 0 0 546 11/16/13 at #24 Midwestern State 28 65 1 13 23 250 0 27 23-46-2 250 0 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 315 11/23/13 at #10 Indianapolis 31 115 0 18 37 320 3 24 37-48-0 320 3 24 3 106 0 63 0 0 0 0 435 11/30/13 at #7 Ohio Dominican 38 114 0 22 39 416 4 69 39-53-1 416 4 69 3 25 0 9 3 1 0 4 530 12/7/13 at #22 Grand Valley St. 24 37 0 13 36 397 4 33 36-53-3 397 4 33 6 121 0 23 1 3 0 3 434 West Texas A&M 375 1468 20 51 457 5544 57 72 457-691-10 5544 57 72 47 1334 3 100 20 239 0 50 7012 Opponents 566 2221 19 77 268 3259 28 75 268-475-14 3259 28 75 65 1515 1 99 21 151 0 35 5480

Games Played: 14 Avg per rush: 3 .9 Avg per catch: 12 .1 Pass efficiency: 157 .86 Kick ret avg: 28 4. Punt ret avg: 11 .9 All purpose avg/game: 617 .4 Total offense avg/game: 500 .9

|------TACKLES------| |-SACKS-| |--FUMBLE--| |----PASS DEF----| |------PAT ATT------| Date Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds QBH BRU Blkd Kick Rush Rcv Saf Pts 9/7/13 at Western State 36 24 60 12 0-35 . 4 0-12 . 1 3-0 0-0 0 6 0 6-6 0 0 0 48 9/12/13 vs . #18 Chadron State 48 46 94 8 .0-28 2 .0-17 0 0-0 3-8 0 1 0 2-2 0 1 0 34 9/21/13 A&M-COMMERCE 37 30 67 13 0-59 . 7 0-44 . 2 1-0 1-0 5 4 2 8-8 0 0 0 62 9/28/13 at Texas A&M-Kingsville 32 56 88 10 .0-68 5 .0-54 2 2-26 0-0 0 4 0 9-9 0 0 0 69 10/5/13 CENTRAL STATE 43 42 85 15 0-53 . 4 0-31 . 2 1-0 2-3 6 4 0 9-9 0 0 0 72 10/12/13 at #21 Tarleton State 53 38 91 10 .0-46 4 .0-20 2 2-0 1-0 4 4 0 3-4 0 0 0 27 10/19/13 ANGELO STATE 39 74 113 10 0-27 . 1 0-1 . 2 2-0 0-0 7 2 1 2-2 0 0 1 34 10/26/13 at McMurry 52 44 96 10 .0-36 1 .0-11 1 1-36 2-29 2 1 0 12-12 0 0 0 90 11/2/13 EASTERN NEW MEXICO 41 46 87 13 .0-43 2 .0-11 0 1-0 0-0 1 4 0 5-5 0 0 0 38 11/9/13 WEST GEORGIA 36 46 82 10 0-40 . 3 0-26 . 3 3-0 0-0 6 3 0 9-9 0 0 0 63 11/16/13 at #24 Midwestern State 32 40 72 6 .0-39 3 .0-27 1 0-0 2-12 3 2 1 1-1 0 0 0 19 11/23/13 at #10 Indianapolis 38 16 54 3 .0-7 1 .0-5 0 0-0 1--1 1 7 0 3-3 0 0 0 27 11/30/13 at #7 Ohio Dominican 42 32 74 7 .0-15 1 .0-1 1 1-0 1-2 0 4 1 4-4 0 0 0 34 12/7/13 at #22 Grand Valley St. 28 30 58 6 .0-30 2 .0-21 0 1-0 1-6 0 3 0 4-4 0 0 0 28 West Texas A&M 557 564 1121 133.0-526 40.0-281 17 18-62 14-59 35 49 5 77-78 0 1 1 645 Opponents 526 470 996 65.0-292 31.0-196 7 4-0 10-143 15 50 2 40-44 2 1 0 355

|------PUNTING------| |---FIELD GOALS---| |------KICKOFFS------| Date Opponent No Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ i20 Md-Att Lg Blkd No Yds Avg TB OB 9/7/13 at Western State 7 340 48 6 . 66 0 3 0 4 2 2-2 29 0 9 541 60 1 . 4 0 9/12/13 vs . #18 Chadron State 3 122 40 .7 51 0 0 0 1 2 4-4 29 0 8 477 59 6. 0 2 9/21/13 A&M-COMMERCE 5 219 43 8 . 63 1 1 0 3 1 2-2 42 0 11 680 61 8 . 4 1 9/28/13 at Texas A&M-Kingsville 1 48 48 .0 48 0 0 0 0 0 2-2 41 0 12 754 62 .8 6 0 10/5/13 CENTRAL STATE 2 95 47 5 . 50 0 0 0 1 0 1-1 28 0 11 696 63 3 . 7 0 10/12/13 at #21 Tarleton State 6 237 39 .5 51 0 0 1 2 2 0-1 0 0 5 317 63 4. 2 0 10/19/13 ANGELO STATE 5 200 40 0 . 43 0 2 0 0 0 2-2 47 0 7 453 64 7 . 4 0 10/26/13 at McMurry 3 111 37 0 . 43 0 0 0 0 2 2-2 38 0 14 868 62 0 . 5 1 11/2/13 EASTERN NEW MEXICO 3 131 43 .7 53 0 0 1 1 3 1-3 55 0 7 445 63 6. 3 0 11/9/13 WEST GEORGIA 2 110 55 0 . 60 0 1 0 2 1 0-0 0 0 10 647 64 7 . 3 0 11/16/13 at #24 Midwestern State 2 118 59 .0 72 0 2 0 1 0 4-4 47 0 6 349 58 2. 4 1 11/23/13 at #10 Indianapolis 3 124 41 .3 52 0 0 0 1 2 2-3 26 0 6 359 59 8. 1 0 11/30/13 at #7 Ohio Dominican 5 215 43 .0 47 0 1 0 0 1 2-2 44 0 7 413 59 0. 2 1 12/7/13 at #22 Grand Valley St. 2 99 49 .5 58 0 0 1 1 0 0-2 0 0 5 278 55 6. 0 1 West Texas A&M 49 2169 44.3 72 1 10 3 17 16 24-30 55 0 118 7277 61.7 45 7 Opponents 76 2834 37.3 58 1 7 10 10 16 7-11 42 1 66 3645 55.2 15 2 Buffalo Football

8 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book 2013 Final Statistics

2013 West Texas A&M Football – Opponent Game-by-Game

|---RUSHING---| |---RECEIVING---| |---PASSING---| |---KICK RET---| |---PUNT RET---| Date Opponent No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg C-A-I Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg Tot Off 9/7/13 at Western State 24 18 0 8 23 248 3 72 23-36-0 248 3 72 4 112 0 40 2 3 0 4 266 9/12/13 vs . #18 Chadron State 40 242 3 77 28 222 1 20 28-40-3 222 1 20 6 123 0 24 3 34 0 35 464 9/21/13 A&M-COMMERCE 32 64 0 23 18 267 4 75 18-37-1 267 4 75 6 181 0 85 2 11 0 1 331 9/28/13 at Texas A&M-Kingsville 43 96 0 30 13 92 1 13 13-24-0 92 1 13 6 131 0 32 1 8 0 8 188 10/5/13 CENTRAL STATE 43 126 0 21 19 179 0 51 19-40-2 179 0 51 4 67 0 18 1 -7 0 0 305 10/12/13 at #21 Tarleton State 45 133 1 27 26 433 3 63 26-45-1 433 3 63 3 80 0 27 4 24 0 12 566 10/19/13 ANGELO STATE 53 256 3 43 22 298 1 43 22-37-0 298 1 43 3 43 0 20 3 26 0 14 554 10/26/13 at McMurry 44 300 3 57 37 408 5 61 37-57-2 408 5 61 8 139 0 28 0 0 0 0 708 11/2/13 EASTERN NEW MEXICO 59 232 3 34 8 148 1 34 8-16-0 148 1 34 4 172 1 99 1 1 0 1 380 11/9/13 WEST GEORGIA 53 290 3 30 7 145 0 56 7-19-0 145 0 56 7 195 0 52 0 0 0 0 435 11/16/13 at #24 Midwestern State 40 123 1 68 12 161 0 31 12-21-2 161 0 31 1 11 0 11 0 0 0 0 284 11/23/13 at #10 Indianapolis 25 122 0 24 19 190 2 35 19-38-1 190 2 35 5 100 0 28 1 24 0 24 312 11/30/13 at #7 Ohio Dominican 34 143 1 18 20 249 3 29 20-33-1 249 3 29 4 73 0 19 3 27 0 19 392 12/7/13 at #22 Grand Valley St. 31 76 1 18 16 219 4 46 16-32-1 219 4 46 4 88 0 47 0 0 0 0 295 Opponents 566 2221 19 77 268 3259 28 75 268-475-14 3259 28 75 65 1515 1 99 21 151 0 35 5480 West Texas A&M 375 1468 20 51 457 5544 57 72 457-691-10 5544 57 72 47 1334 3 100 20 239 0 50 7012

Games Played: 14 Avg per rush: 3 .9 Avg per catch: 12 .2 Pass efficiency: 127 .61 Kick ret avg: 23 3. Punt ret avg: 7 .2 All purpose avg/game: 520 .6 Total offense avg/game: 391 .4

|------TACKLES------| |-SACKS-| |--FUMBLE--| |----PASS DEF----| |------PAT ATT------| Date Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds QBH BRU Blkd Kick Rush Rcv Saf Pts 9/7/13 at Western State 49 32 81 9 0-34 . 7 0-31 . 0 0-0 0-0 0 3 0 3-3 0 0 0 21 9/12/13 vs . #18 Chadron State 40 34 74 3 .0-3 0 .0-0 1 2-0 0-0 0 1 0 4-4 0 0 0 31 9/21/13 A&M-COMMERCE 41 16 57 2 0-7 . 1 0-2 . 1 1-0 0-0 0 4 1 4-4 0 0 0 28 9/28/13 at Texas A&M-Kingsville 28 42 70 7 .0-38 1 .0-6 0 0-0 0-0 0 3 0 1-1 0 0 0 7 10/5/13 CENTRAL STATE 33 30 63 2 0-12 . 1 0-11 . 0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 10/12/13 at #21 Tarleton State 39 28 67 7 .0-22 2 .0-7 0 0-0 1-0 0 2 1 2-2 0 1 0 31 10/19/13 ANGELO STATE 40 28 68 4 .0-22 2 .0-17 1 1-0 1-20 1 7 0 3-4 0 0 0 30 10/26/13 at McMurry 29 40 69 3 .0-14 2 .0-12 0 0-0 1-51 1 3 0 7-7 1 0 0 57 11/2/13 EASTERN NEW MEXICO 32 38 70 6 .0-32 4 .0-30 0 0-0 1-0 1 5 0 4-4 1 0 0 39 11/9/13 WEST GEORGIA 34 20 54 1 0-4 . 0 0-0 . 0 0-0 0-0 0 4 0 2-3 0 0 0 23 11/16/13 at #24 Midwestern State 29 38 67 5 .0-17 2 .0-13 1 0-0 2-17 4 7 0 0-1 0 0 0 12 11/23/13 at #10 Indianapolis 54 18 72 3 .0-14 2 .0-13 2 0-0 0-0 1 3 0 2-2 0 0 0 14 11/30/13 at #7 Ohio Dominican 45 54 99 6 .0-37 4 .0-33 1 0-0 1-32 0 3 0 3-4 0 0 0 27 12/7/13 at #22 Grand Valley St. 33 52 85 7 .0-36 3 .0-21 0 0-0 3-23 7 3 0 5-5 0 0 0 35 Opponents 526 470 996 65.0-292 31.0-196 7 4-0 10-143 15 50 2 40-44 2 1 0 355 West Texas A&M 557 564 1121 133.0-526 40.0-281 17 18-62 14-59 35 49 5 77-78 0 1 1 645

|------PUNTING------| |---FIELD GOALS---| |------KICKOFFS------| Date Opponent No Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ i20 Md-Att Lg Blkd No Yds Avg TB OB 9/7/13 at Western State 9 416 46 2 . 58 0 1 2 3 2 0-0 0 0 4 260 65 0 . 2 0 9/12/13 vs . #18 Chadron State 4 124 31 .0 37 0 0 0 0 0 1-1 33 0 6 328 54 7. 0 0 9/21/13 A&M-COMMERCE 8 285 35 6 . 52 1 0 0 1 1 0-1 0 1 5 325 65 0 . 3 0 9/28/13 at Texas A&M-Kingsville 7 234 33 .4 54 0 1 2 2 0 0-1 0 0 2 104 52 .0 0 0 10/5/13 CENTRAL STATE 7 255 36 4 . 53 0 1 1 1 1 0-0 0 0 1 19 19 0 . 0 0 10/12/13 at #21 Tarleton State 3 119 39 .7 44 0 2 0 0 0 1-2 30 0 6 389 64 8. 5 0 10/19/13 ANGELO STATE 5 186 37 2 . 53 0 0 2 1 2 1-2 22 0 7 408 58 3 . 1 0 10/26/13 at McMurry 5 218 43 6 . 56 0 0 0 1 1 0-0 0 0 7 266 38 0 . 0 0 11/2/13 EASTERN NEW MEXICO 5 192 38 .4 49 0 0 0 0 2 1-1 18 0 7 406 58 0. 0 1 11/9/13 WEST GEORGIA 3 126 42 0 . 54 0 1 1 1 0 1-1 42 0 5 225 45 0 . 1 0 11/16/13 at #24 Midwestern State 4 133 33 .2 41 0 1 0 0 1 2-2 41 0 3 195 65 0. 3 0 11/23/13 at #10 Indianapolis 5 152 30 .4 36 0 0 0 0 3 0-0 0 0 3 175 58 3. 0 0 11/30/13 at #7 Ohio Dominican 7 245 35 .0 41 0 0 2 0 2 0-0 0 0 4 202 50 5. 0 1 12/7/13 at #22 Grand Valley St. 4 149 37 .2 40 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 0 0 6 343 57 2. 0 0 Opponents 76 2834 37.3 58 1 7 10 10 16 7-11 42 1 66 3645 55.2 15 2 West Texas A&M 49 2169 44.3 72 1 10 3 17 16 24-30 55 0 118 7277 61.7 45 7 Buffalo Football

9 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book 2013 NCAA Statistics / FinaL RANKINGS

2013 AFCA Poll 2013 National Team Rankings - (162 Teams Ranked Division II; 7 Lone Star) 2013 AFCA Division II Coaches’ Poll (Final) WTAMU Nat’l Nat’l Conf LSC Rank Team (1st votes) Record Points Last Category Rank Actual Leader Actual Rank Leader Actual Rushing Offense 140 104 .9 Lenoir-Rhyne 370 .9 6 Midwestern State 261 .9 1 . NW Missouri State (32) 15-0 800 2 Passing Offense 2 396 .0 Henderson State 428 .4 1 West Texas A&M 396 .0 2 . Lenoir-Rhyne 13-2 768 13 Total Offense 9 500 .9 Henderson State 576 .4 1 West Texas A&M 500 .9 3. Grand Valley State 12-3 652 22 Scoring Offense 4 46 .1 Henderson State 53 .3 1 West Texas A&M 46 .1 4 . West Chester 13-2 614 15 Rushing Defense 81 158 .6 Shepherd 48 .3 6 Angelo State 136 .7 5 . St . Cloud State 12-2 568 12 Pass Efficiency Defense 89 127 .61 Winston-Salem State 92 .27 4 Midwestern State 109 .33 Total Defense 85 391 .4 Winston-Salem State 233 .6 4 Midwestern State 341 .7 6 . Minnesota State 11-1 555 1 Scoring Defense 60 25 .4 Indianapolis 13 .3 2 Midwestern State 23 .9 7 . Colorado State-Pueblo 11-1 548 3 Net Punting 16 37 .10 Colorado Mines 41 .00 1 West Texas A&M 37 .10 8 . Minnesota-Duluth 11-2 539 5 Punt Returns 39 11 .95 Simon Fraser 18 .85 3 Tarleton State 12 .48 9 . Shepherd 11-1 524 6 Kickoff Returns 1 28 .38 West Texas A&M 28 .38 1 West Texas A&M 28 .38 10 . North Alabama 10-3 516 16 Turnover Margin 10 1 .3 Fayettteville State 1 .9 2 Midwestern State 1 .5 Passing Yards Allowed 101 232 .8 Clark Atlanta 142 .1 4 Midwestern State 188 .5 11. West Texas A&M 11-3 510 19 Passing Efficiency 13 157 .86 West Alabama 182 .87 1 West Texas A&M 157 .86 12. Ohio Dominican 10-1 442 7 Sacks 26 2 .86 Johnson C . Smith 4 .70 3 Texas A&M-Commerce 3 .92 13 . Henderson State 11-1 419 4 Tackles For Loss 3 9 .5 Texas A&M-Commerce 10 .8 2 Texas A&M-Commerce 10 .8 14 . Winston-Salem State 10-2 398 9 Sacks Allowed 102 2 .21 Harding 0 .27 5 Tarleton State 1 .20 15 . North Carolina-Pembroke 9-2 380 8 Third Down Conversions 3 0 .492 Chadron State 0 .519 1 West Texas A&M 0 .492 Completion Percentage 12 0 .661 Lake Erie 0 .710 1 West Texas A&M 0 .661 16 . Bloomsburg 10-2 375 11 First Downs 1 367 West Texas A&M 367 1 West Texas A&M 367 17 . Carson-Newman 10-3 337 18 Red Zone Defense 34 0 .709 American International 0 .565 2 Eastern New Mexico 0 .697 18. Indianapolis 10-2 260 10 Red Zone Offense 8 0 .900 South Dakota Mines 0 .977 2 Midwestern State 0 .915 19 . Pittsburg State 10-2 243 17 20 . Emporia State 9-2 209 14 21 . Slippery Rock 9-3 167 20 National Player Rankings - 2013; Top 25 National Leaders 22 . Saginaw Valley State 9-3 142 21 23 . Newberry 9-3 93 25 WTAMU Nat’l Nat’l 24 . Indiana (Pa .) 9-2 63 23 Category Player Rank Actual Leader Actual Passing Yards Dustin Vaughan 1 5,401 Dustin Vaughan, West Texas A&M 5,401 25 . Tuskegee 8-3 45 NR Passing Yards Per Game Dustin Vaughan 2 385 .8 Kevin Rodgers, Henderson State 400 .6 Others Receiving Votes: Missouri Western 37; Azusa Pacific 36; American International 34; West Alabama Passing Efficiency Dustin Vaughan 18 156 .4 Trevor Adams, Northwest Missouri State 192 .5 25; Virginia State 21; Tarleton State 17; New Haven Passing TD’s Dustin Vaughan 1 53 Dustin Vaughan, West Texas A&M 53 14; Harding 13; Colorado Mines 9; Midwestern State 9; Delta State 5; Shippensburg 5; Washburn 5; Points Responsible For Dustin Vaughan 1 326 Dustin Vaughan, West Texas A&M 326 Chadron State 1; Eastern New Mexico 1; Ouachita Completions Per Game Dustin Vaughan 2 31 .93 Joe Clancy, Merrimack 36 .00 Baptist 1 . Total Offense Dustin Vaughan 3 379 .5 Kevin Rodgers, Henderson State 399 .3 2013 D2Football.com Poll Receiving Yards Torrence Allen 2 1,668 Freddie Martino, North Greenville 1,680 Receptions Per Game Torrence Allen 7 8 .8 Freddie Martino, North Greenville 13 .3 D2Football.com Top 25 Poll (Final) Receiving Yards Per Game Torrence Allen 14 119 .1 Freddie Martino, North Greenville 152 .7 Rank Team Record Last Week 1. NW Missouri State 15-0 2 Scoring Sergio Castillo 9 10 .6 Franklyn Quiteh, Bloomsburg 15 .7 2. Lenoir-Rhyne 13-2 11 Kickoff Returns Nathan Slaughter 1 36 .1 Nathan Slaughter, West Texas A&M 36 .1 3. Grand Valley State 12-3 23 4. Minnesota State 11-1 1 Kickoff Return TD Nathan Slaughter 1 3 Nathan Slaughter, West Texas A&M 3 5. St . Cloud State 12-2 12 Punt Returns Jeremy Watson 26 12 .3 CJ Davis, Shepherd 24 .9 6. Minnesota-Duluth 11-2 4 7. West Texas A&M 11-3 17 Field Goals Per Game Sergio Castillo 3 1 .7 Brent Wahle, Ohio Dominican 1 .9 8. West Chester 13-2 16 Punting Kevin VanVoris 2 45 .6 Scott Gallardo, Fort Lewis 46 .1 9. Colorado State-Pueblo 11-1 3 10. North Alabama 10-3 18 Forced Fumbles Curtis Slater 2 0 .50 Javier Garacia, Cheyney 0 .70 11. Pittsburg State 10-2 14 Solo Tackles Curtis Slater 35 5 .4 Jake Edmiston, Colorado Mesa 9 .3 12. Ohio Dominican 10-1 7 13. Shepherd 11-1 6 Total Tackles Taylor McCuller 17 10 .9 Jake Edmiston, Colorado Mesa 16 .1 14. Henderson State 11-1 5 15. Winston-Salem State 10-2 8 Tackles For Loss Ethan Westbrooks 49 1 .4 Leron Furr, Fort Valley State 2 .3 16. Bloomsburg 10-2 10 17. Carson-Newman 10-3 19 18. North Carolina-Pembroke 9-2 15 19. Emporia State 9-2 13 West Texas A&M in the Polls 20. Indianapolis 10-2 9 Poll Week AFCA D2FB.com 21. Missouri Western 8-3 22 Preseason (2013) 3rd 4th Week 1 (Sept . 9/10) 4th 4th 22. Saginaw Valley State 9-3 21 Week 2 (Sept . 16/17) 4th 4th 23. Slippery Rock 9-3 20 Week 3 (Sept . 23/24) 4th 4th 24. West Alabama 8-3 NR Week 4 (Sept . 30/Oct . 1) 4th 4th 25. Newberry 9-3 24 Week 5 (Oct . 7/8) 4th 4th Week 6 (Oct . 14/15) 17th 12th

Buffalo Football Week 7 (Oct . 21/22) 16th 9th Week 8 (Oct . 28/29) 15th 8th Week 9 (Nov . 4/5) RV 21st Week 10 (Nov . 11/12) 25th 20th Week 11 (Nov . 18/19) 19th 17th Week 12 (Final) 11th 7th

10 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book 2013 LSC RECAP

2013 Lone Star Conference Standings School LSC Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA Streak Tarleton State^ 5-1 .883 195 141 7-3 .700 328 289 L1 Eastern New Mexico^ 5-1 .883 177 166 7-3 .700 321 268 W6 West Texas A&M 4-2 .667 249 147 11-3 .786 645 355 L1 Midwestern State 3-3 500. 179 163 7-3 700. 392 239 L2 Texas A&M-Commerce 2-4 .333 170 207 7-4 .636 417 343 L1 Angelo State 2-4 .333 209 198 5-6 .455 329 341 W3 Texas A&M-Kingsville 0-7 .000 120 309 2-8 .200 220 390 L8

^ 2013 LSC Co-Champions

Team Final 2013 Lone Star Conference Statistics Leaders Individual 2013 LSC Players of the Week SCORING OFFENSE TD FG XPT PTS Avg/G RUSHING Att. Yards Avg. TD Avg/G Offensive 1 . West Texas A&M 82 24 77 645 46 .1 1 . K . Jackson-MSU 210 1177 5 .6 15 117 .7 S-9...... Dustin Vaughan, Sr., QB, WTAMU 2 . Midwestern State 51 11 49 392 39 .2 2 . K . Washington-ASU 134 1102 8 .2 9 100 .2 S-16 ...... Aaron Harris, Sr., RB, WTAMU 3 . A&M-Commerce 55 12 52 420 35 .0 3 . J . Calhoun-ASU 199 930 4 .7 5 84 .5 ...... Robert Armtrong, Sr ., WR, TAMUK 4 . Tarleton State 42 12 38 328 32 .8 4 . C . Long-ENMU 140 538 3 .8 11 67 .2 S-23 ...... Dustin Vaughan, Sr., QB, WTAMU 5 . Eastern New Mexico 45 3 36 321 32 .1 5 . J . Regal-TSU 127 653 5 .1 6 65 .3 S-30 ...... Jerome Regal, So ., RB, TSU O-7 ...... Dustin Vaughan, Sr., QB, WTAMU SCORING DEFENSE TD FG XPT PTS Avg/G PASSING AVG/GAME C-A-I Yards TD Avg/G O-14 ...... Le’Nard Meyers, So ., WR, TSU 1 . Midwestern State 32 7 26 239 23 .9 1 . D . Vaughan-WTAMU 447-675-10 5401 53 385 .8 O-21 ...... Keidrick Jackson, Sr ., RB, MSU 2 . West Texas A&M 48 7 40 355 25 .4 2 . J . Fenske-TSU 202-336-10 2412 20 241 .2 ...... Deric Davis, Jr ., QB, TAMUC 3 . Eastern New Mexico 36 7 31 268 26 .8 3 . K . Washington-ASU 192-312-7 2073 17 188 .5 O-28 ...... Vernon Johnson, Jr ., WR, TAMUC 4 . Tarleton State 39 7 30 289 28 .9 4 . H . Stewart-TAMUC 139-259-7 1843 18 167 .5 ...... Jake Glover, Jr ., QB, MSU 5 . Angelo State 46 8 37 341 31 .0 5 . J . Buurma-ENMU 94-174-3 1569 11 156 .9 N-4 ...... Christian Long, Sr ., RB, ENMU N-11 ...... Dustin Vaughan, Sr., QB, WTAMU TOTAL OFFENSE Rush Pass Yards Avg/G RECEIVE YDS/GAME Rec. Yards TD Long Av/C Av/G N-18 ...... Christian Long, Sr ., RB, ENMU 1 . West Texas A&M 1468 5544 7012 500 .9 1 . V . Johnson-TAMUC 70 1350 13 88 19 .3 122 .7 2 . Tarleton State 1554 3159 4713 471 .3 2 . T . Allen-WTAMU 123 1668 12 69 13 .6 119 .1 Defensive 3 . Angelo State 2781 2256 5037 457 .9 3 . A . Johnson-WTAMU 87 1294 14 72 14 .9 92 .4 S-9 ...... Brandon James, Sr ., LB, TAMUC 4 . Midwestern State 2619 1540 4159 415 .9 4 . R . Armstrong-TAMUK 66 761 8 60 11 .5 76 .1 S-16 ...... Taylor McCuller, Sr., LB, WTAMU 5 . Eastern New Mexico 2483 1599 4082 408 .2 5 . L . Meyers-TSU 58 731 4 63 12 .6 73 .1 ...... Marc Martinez, Sr ., LB, TSU S-23 ...... Lynn Williams, Sr ., S, MSU TOTAL DEFENSE Rush Pass Yards Avg/G SCORING TD FG XPT 2XP Pts Pts/G 1 . Midwestern State 1532 1885 3417 341 .7 1 . S . Castillo-WTAMU 0 24 77 0 149 10 .6 S-30 ...... Taylor McCuller, Sr., LB, WTAMU 2 . Eastern New Mexico 1411 2229 3640 364 .0 2 . K . Jackson-MSU 15 0 0 0 90 9 .0 O-7 ...... Marqui Christian, So ., S, MSU 3 . A&M-Kingsville 1664 2215 3879 387 .9 3 . C . Long-ENMU 11 0 0 0 66 8 .2 O-14 ...... Marquis Wadley, Sr ., LB, TSU 4 . West Texas A&M 2221 3259 5480 391 .4 4 . G . Saladino-MSU 0 10 48 0 78 7 .8 ...... O-21 Taylor McCuller, Sr., LB, WTAMU 5 . Angelo State 1504 2891 4395 399 .5 5 . S . Martinez-TAMUC 0 11 52 0 85 7 .7 ...... Marqui Christian, So ., S, MSU O-28 ...... Taiyon Jackson, Sr ., S, MSU RUSHING OFFENSE Att. Yards Avg. TD Yds/G FIELD GOALS M Att. Pct. Made/G N-4 ...... Matthew Gholston, So ., DE, ASU 1 . Midwestern State 496 2619 5 .3 36 261 .9 1 . S . Castillo-WTAMU 24 30 80 .0 1 .71 N-11 ...... Connor Brinton, Jr ., S, ENMU 2 . Angelo State 513 2781 5 .4 22 252 .8 2 . B . Barnes-TSU 12 20 60 .0 1 .20 N-18 ...... John McSheffery, Sr., S, WTAMU 3 . Eastern New Mexico 595 2483 4 .2 29 248 .3 3 . G . Saladino-MSU 10 12 83 .3 1 .00 4 . Tarleton State 362 1547 4 .3 16 154 .7 S . Martinez-TAMUC 11 15 73 .3 1 .00 5 . A&M-Kingsville 416 1480 3 .6 13 148 .0 5 . M . Stoll-TAMUK 8 14 57 .1 0 .80 Special Teams S-9 ...... Matt Stoll, Sr ., K, TAMUK RUSHING DEFENSE Att. Yards Avg. TD Yds/G TACKLES (All positions) Solo Ast. Tot Avg/G S-16 ...... Ronald Fields, Jr ., PR/KR, TAMUC 1 . Angelo State 395 1504 3 .8 12 136 .7 1 . M . Wadley-TSU 66 60 126 12 .6 . . . . Anthony Washington, Jr ., PR/KR, TAMUK 2 . Eastern New Mexico 322 1411 4 .4 16 141 .1 2 . T . McCuller-WTAMU 61 91 152 10 .9 S-23 ...... Nathan Slaughter, Sr., KR, WTAMU 3 . Tarleton State 400 1506 3 .8 15 150 .6 3 . B . James-TAMUK 45 43 88 9 .8 S-30 ...... Sergio Castillo, Sr., K, WTAMU 4 . A&M-Commerce 550 1834 3 .3 26 152 .8 4 . R . Seaver-ASU 64 43 107 9 .7 O-7 ...... Cameron Frosch, Sr ., P, TAMUC 5 . Midwestern State 386 1532 4 .0 16 153 .2 5 . M . Christian-MSU 45 50 95 9 .5 O-14 . . . . . Dominique Williams, So ., PR/KR, MSU O-21 ...... Vernon Johnson, Jr ., PR/KR, TAMUC PASS OFFENSE C Att. Yards TD Yds/G SACKS Solo Ast. Tot Avg/G O-28 ...... Marcus Fore, Sr ., Cov ., TAMUC 1 . West Texas A&M 457 691 5544 57 396 .0 1 . C . Tuuau-TAMUC 11 3 12 .5 1 .04 N-4 ...... D’majeric Tucker, Fr ., PR/KR, ENMU 2 . Tarleton State 267 449 3166 25 316 .6 T . Moore-TAMUC 10 5 12 .5 1 .04 N-11 ...... Nathan Slaughter, Sr., KR, WTAMU 3 . A&M-Commerce 268 481 3634 35 302 .8 3 . M . Gholston-ASU 6 2 7 .0 0 .64 N-18 ...... Sergio Castillo, Sr., K, WTAMU 4 . Angelo State 206 341 2256 19 205 .1 C . Callicutt-ASU 5 3 7 .0 0 .64 5 . A&M-Kingsville 169 328 1790 12 179 .0 5 . E . Westbrooks-WTAMU 5 2 6 .0 0 .50

PASS DEFENSE C Att. Yards TD Yds/G INTERCEPTIONS No. Yards TD Long Avg/G 1 . Midwestern State 170 320 1885 15 188 .5 1 . N . Conway-MSU 5 131 0 51 0 .50 2 . A&M-Kingsville 196 323 2215 20 221 .5 2 . C . Slater-WTAMU 5 20 0 12 0 .36 3 . Eastern New Mexico 193 378 2229 19 222 .9 3 . S . Bailey-ENMU 3 48 0 31 0 .30 4 . West Texas A&M 268 475 3259 28 232 .8 D . McCloud-ENMU 3 33 1 33 0 .30 5 . A&M-Commerce 271 454 3063 23 255 .2 R . Riascos-MSU 3 33 0 18 0 .30 Buffalo Football

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PASSING 30 Completions - (39) Dustin Vaughan at Ohio Dominican, 11-30-2013 PASSING 40 Completions - (43) Taylor Harris vs . East Central, 11-13-2010 30 Completions - (32) John McLain at Chadron State, 11-17-2012 40 Attempts - (47) Dustin Vaughan at Indianapolis, 11-23-2013 40 Attempts - (46) G . Rodriguez at McMurry, 10-26-2013 50 Attempts - (57) Dustin Vaughan vs . Eastern New Mexico, 11-2-2013 50 Attempts - (53) Jose Mohler Central Washington, 10-29-2011 60 Attempts - (62) Dustin Vaughan vs . Texas A&M-Commerce, 9-21-2013 60 Attempts - (67) J .J . Harp Eastern New Mexico, 10-10-2009 400 Yards - (472) Dustin Vaughan vs . Eastern New Mexico, 11-2-2013 350 Yards - (394) J . Fenske at Tarleton State, 10-12-2013 500 Yards - (508) Dustin Vaughan vs . Texas A&M-Commerce, 9-21-2013 400 Yards - (420) Mike Reilly Central Washington, 11-15-2008 Pass over 90 Yards - (99) Taylor Harris to Stephen Burton vs . Tarleton State, 10-9-2010 Pass for 80 Yards - (84) Billy Malone, Abilene Christian, 10-19-2006 3 Touchdowns - Dustin Vaughan (3) at Indianapolis, 11-23-2013 4 Touchdowns - Jose Mohler, (4) Central Washington, 10-29-2011 4 Touchdowns - Dustin Vaughan (4) at Ohio Dominican, 11-30-2013 5 Touchdowns - G . Rodriguez (5) at McMurry, 10-26-2013 5 Touchdowns - Dustin Vaughan (5) vs . Eastern New Mexico, 11-2-2013 6 Touchdowns - Billy Malone at Abilene Christian, 11-22-2008 6 Touchdowns - Dustin Vaughan (6) vs . West Georgia, 11-9-2013 7+ Touchdowns - Dustin Vaughan (7) vs . Central State, 10-5-2013 Receiving 150 Yards - (178) L . Meyers at Tarleton State, 10-12-2013 Receiving 200 Yards - (230) K . Shelton Abilene Christian, 10-18-2008 150 Yards - (199) Torrence Allen vs . Angelo State, 10-19-2013 Two Players 100 Yds . - L . Meyers (178), C . Rhodes (130) at Tarleton St ., 10-12-2013 200 Yards - (208) Torrence Allen at Western State, 9-7-2013 Reception over 80 Yards - (84) John Brock Abilene Christian, 10-19-2006 Reception over 90 Yards - (99) Stephen Burton vs . Tarleton State, 10-9-2010 10 Receptions - (10) Anthony Stewart at Central Missouri, 11-20-2010 Two Players 100 Yds . - A . Johnson (168) & T . Allen (145) at Ohio Dom ., 11-30-2013 4 Receiving Touchdowns - (4) Johnny Spevak Central Washington, 11-15-2008 10 Receptions - (15) Torrence Allen at Indianapolis, 11-23-2013 3 Receiving Touchdowns - (3) Anthony Johnson vs . West Georgia, 11-9-2013 Rushing 100 Yards - (159) P . Grayer at McMurry, 10-26-2013 Rushing Two over 100 Yards - Jackson/Kelsey (133/100) vs . Midwestern State, 11-3-2012 100 Yards - (145) Aaron Harris vs . West Georgia, 11-9-2013 200 Yards - (292) Bernard Scott at Abilene Christian, 11-22-2008 200 Yards - (235) Khiry Robinson at Chadron State, 11-17-2012 30 or More Attempts - (34) Bobby Coy Colorado Mesa, 8-28-2008 Rush of 80 Yards - (80) Aarrhon Flores vs . Eastern New Mexico, 10-22-2011 Rush of 75 Yards - (75) Tristan Carter at Angelo State, 9-25-2010 3 Rushing TD’s in a Game - Geremy Alridge at McMurry, 10-26-2013 3 Rushing TD’s in a Game - Christian Long vs . Eastern New Mexico, 11-2-2013 4 Rushing TD’s in a Game - Khiry Robinson at Eastern New Mexico, 10-20-2012 Defense Defense Returned for TD - Paul Cuff (74) at CSU-Pueblo, 8-30-2012 Interception Returned for TD - Curtis Slater (85 yards) at Angelo State, 10-6-2012 10+ Tackles - Justin Bell (14) at Ohio Dominican, 11-30-2013 Fumble Returned for TD - Torrence Allen (0 yards) at Midwestern State, 11-16-2013 3 Interceptions in a Game - James Williams Abilene Christian, 11-6-2010 3 Interceptions in a Game - Keon Gaither vs . East Central, 9-30-2005 Fumble Return for TD - Marqui Christian (18 yards) vs . Midwestern State, 11-3-2012 Safety - Eric Finefeuiaki at Eastern New Mexico, 10-20-2012 15+ Tackles - (27) Taylor McCuller vs . Angelo State, 10-19-2013 Special Teams Blocked Punt - C . Napoleon vs . Texas A&M-Commerce, 9-21-2013 Special Teams Blocked Punt for Touchdown - Alex Winters at Ashland, 11-24-2012 Blocked Punt - Sidney Parker vs . Texas A&M-Commerce, 9-21-2013 FG Blocked - Peter Parker vs . Angelo State, 10-24-2009 Blocked Punt returned for TD - Eric Finefeuiaki at A&M-Commerce, 11-10-2012 PAT Blocked - TEAM at Tarleton State, 10-12-2013 FG Blocked - Alex Tucci vs . Texas A&M-Commerce, 9-21-2013 of 50 Yards - (52, 54) Greg Zeurlein Nebraska-Omaha, 12-5-2009 PAT Blocked - LaPear Willrich at Ohio Dominican, 11-30-2013 Punt for 60 Yards - (60) S . Covey Abilene Christian, 10-13-2012 PAT Blocked, Returned for 2-Point Conversion - Tae Evans at Angelo State, 9-25-2010 Did Not Punt - Angelo State 10-22-2005 Field Goal of 50 Yards - (55) Sergio Castillo, Jr ., vs . Eastern New Mexico, 11-2-2013 Kickoff Return of 90 Yards - (91) Jabir Perkins Texas A&M-Kingsville, 9-27-2008 Kickoff Return of 80 Yards - (100) Nathan Slaughter vs . TAMU-Commerce, 9-21-2013 Kickoff Return for TD - (91) Jabir Perkins Texas A&M-Kingsville, 9-27-2008 Kickoff Return for a TD - (100) Nathan Slaughter vs . Texas A&M-Commerce, 9-21-2013 Punt Return for TD - Vincent Oglesby Texas A&M-Kingsville, 10-25-2003 Did Not Punt - vs . Incarnate Word, 9-24-2011 Punt Return for TD - (66) Jason Jones vs . Central Oklahoma, 9-11-2004 Punt Return for 60 Yards - (75) Brittan Golden vs . Angelo State, 10-8-11 Four Field Goals in a Game - Sergio Castillo at Midwestern State, 11-16-2013 Punt for 60 Yards - (63) Kevin VanVoris vs . Texas A&M-Commerce, 9-21-2013 Punt for 70 Yards - (72) Kevin VanVoris at at Midwestern State, 11-16-2013 Punt for 80 Yards - (84) Cort Johnson vs . Central Oklahoma, 10-4-2006 Buffalo Football

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13 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book 2013 game recaps - Game 1 #3 West TExas A&M at western state Saturday, september 7, 2013 • mountaineer bowl • Gunnison, Colorado • (752) VAUGHAN TOSSES CAREER-HIGH SIX TOUCHDOWNS IN SEASON-OPENER GUNNISON, Colo. – West Texas A&M senior quarterback Dustin Vaughan Whitt who recovered it for the Buffs and likes playing Western State Colorado University. Saturday, he went 37 of 57 for a short field. a career-high 470 yards and a career-high six touchdowns as the No. 3-ranked Johnson scored his second touch- Buffaloes won 48-21 in Gunnison, Colo. down for a 31-0 lead from 24-yards out Vaughan, a senior from Corpus Christi, Texas, threw a then-career-high five on a long second and goal for the Buffs 48 touchdowns last season vs. the Mountaineers in Canyon and had 409 yards. In due to a number of penalties. After a the two games vs. Western State, Vaughan has thrown 11 touchdowns and 879 punt by the Mountaineers, Vaughan yards and gone 58-89 in passing. used the 2-minute drill and drove WT Not only did Vaughan impress on Saturday, but senior Torrence from its 35 to Western State’s 12 before Allen had a career-high 206 yards receiving on 12 catches and two scores. Castillo belted his second field goal of Junior transfer Anthony Johnson had an impressive debut for the Buffs with three the day for a 34-0 lead. catches for 53 yards and two scores. Sophomore Word Hudson had 62 yards on Midway through the third, the Buffs 21 four receptions. took over on their 40 after a Western On the ground, the Buffs were led by sophomore Geremy Alridge with 50 yards punt and Vaughan hooked up with on 11 carries, while senior Aaron Harris had 44 yards on seven touches. senior Trevor Hammargren for a 41-0 With the win, the Buffs snapped a four-game skid in season-openers and lead with 7:15 remaining in the quarter improved to 31-9 all-time versus teams from the Rocky Mountain Athletic Confer- on a four play, 60-yard drive taking just 56 seconds. ence. Pitching the shutout, the game moved to the fourth quarter where Western As a team, the Buffs tallied 562 yards of total offense and allowed just 267 as showed some signs of life and a few lucky bounces of the ball. First, WSCU they ran 89 plays to just 61 for WSCU. The defense held WSCU to just 18 yards backup quarterback Ron Dickerson threw a 72-yard strike for a score to Travis on the ground and 249 through the air, while coming up with four sacks, 10 Haney as the ball went ricocheted off the hands of a WT defender and right to tackles for loss and recovered three fumbles. Haney for a 41-7 score. Senior LeBrandon Mosley le the team with seven tackles and five solo stops, WT came right back with another under a minute score as Vaughan connected while redshirt freshman Patric Youngman had six stops with five solo tackles and with Allen for his career-high sixth touchdown from 28 yards out for a 48-7 lead. one sack along with two tackles for loss and a breakup. A good kick return by Arius Norris of 40 yards set the Mountaineers up well at WT took the opening kick and marched right down the field to the WSCU three. their own 45. WSCU went for it on 4th and 3 from the WT 25 and Haney came The Buffs settled for a 20-yard field goal from senior kicker Sergio Castillo, Jr. up with a miraculous catch for a first down to keep the drive alive and starting After a three-and-out by WSCU, highlighted by a pass breakup by senior quarterback Brett Arrivey connected with Vince Delmonico in the back of the end defensive lineman Ethan Westbrooks on a third and two, the Buffs took over at zone for a 48-14 score with 4:35 left. their 15. Vaughan connected with junior receiver Jeremy Watson for 11 yards on WSCU added another touchdown late from Arrivey for the final score of 48-21. 3rd and 13 but the Mountaineers were called for a personal foul on a late hit out The Buffs return home to prepare for the short week as they travel to AT&T of bounds, extending the drive. Stadium in Arlington for a Thursday night matchup with No. 21 Chadron State on From there, Vaughan hooked up with Allen for 20 yards and then on 2nd and CBS College Sports Network at 7 p.m. The game will also be broadcast back to four from the 13, Vaughan connected with Johnson for the first touchdown and a the Panhandle on KAMR. 10-0 lead. After a punt by WSCU, Vaughan and the Buffs marched right down the field once again for a 10 play, 80-yard drive as he connected from 17 yards out to Harris for a 17-0 lead with 29 seconds remaining in the first quarter. The Buffs scored 17 points in the final six minutes of the second quarter to Individual Statistics blow the game open for a 34-0 lead at intermission. The first score came on Al- Rushing (Att-Yds-TDs) len’s second touchdown for a 24-0 lead. Western took over after the score at its West Texas A&M-G. Alridge 11-50-0; A. Harris 7-44-0; D. Rawls 2-12-0; D. Lehocky 25 yard line, but Austin Ekeler had the ball punched out by senior linebacker Nick 1--5-0; D. Vaughan 8--15-0. Western State-A. Norris 4-13-0; A. Ekeler 10-10-0; R. Dickerson 2-3-0; K. Worth 1--3- West Texas A&M 17 17 7 7 – 48 0; B. Arrivey 7-5-0. Passing (C-Att.-Int., Yds., TDs) WESTERN STATE 0 0 0 21 – 21 West Texas A&M-D. Vaughan 38-58-0, 472, 6 TDs; D. Lehocky 1-2-0, 4 yds, 0 TDs Statistics WTAMU WSCU Western State-B. Arrivey 22-33-0, 176 yds, 2 TDs; R. Dickerson 1-3-0, 72 yds, 1 TD. FIRST DOWNS...... 30 14 Receiving (Rec.-Yds.-TDs) RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...... 29-86 24-18 West Texas A&M-T. Allen 13-208-2; N. Slaughter 5-36-0; W. Hudson 4-62-0; G. Alridge PASSING YDS (NET)...... 476 248 4-15-0; A. Johnson 3-53-2; T. Hammargren 3-32-1; J. Watson 2-20-0; J. Rhone 2-20-0; A. Passes Comp-Att-Int...... 39-60-0 23-36-0 Harris 1-17-1. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 89-562 60-265 Western State-T. Haney 7-113-1; V. Delmonico 3-50-1; T. Dennis 3-26-0; A. Ekeler 3-0- Fumble Returns-Yards-TD...... 0-0-0 0-0-0 0; B. Kirkwood 2-25-0; L. Adams 1-18-1. Punt Returns-Yards-TD...... 4-31-0 2-3-0 Tackle Leaders (UA.-A.-Tot) Kickoff Returns-Yards-TD...... 2-59-0 4-112-0 West Texas A&M-L. Mosley 4-4-8; T. McCuller 2-4-6; P. Youngman 3-2-5; J. McShef- Interception Returns-Yards-TD.... 0-0-0 0-0-0 fery 4-0-4; C. Slater 4-0-4; C. Ceazer 3-1-4. Punts (Number-Avg)...... 7-48.6 9-46.2 Western State-J. Terry 7-4-11; J. Weiss 5-2-7; G. Coleman 4-2-6; D. Schmidt 3-3-6; T. Fumbles-Lost...... 1-0 4-3 Henry 4-1-5; C. Waliczek 3-2-5; L. Stuht 2-3-5; M. Lopez 2-2-4; K. Winter 1-3-4. Penalties-Yards...... 22-162 9-74 Defense Stats (Sacks-TFL-INT) Possession Time...... 31:39 28:21 West Texas A&M-P. Youngman 1-1.5-0; D. Christmas 1-1-0; J. McSheffery 0-2-0; E. Third-Down Conversions...... 9 of 19 1 of 11 Westbrooks 0-1-0; L. Mosley 0-1.5-0; C. Slater 0-1-0; C. Warren 0-1-0. Fourth-Down Conversions...... 0 of 0 1 of 1 Western State-D. Schmidt 2.5-2.5-0; J. Bernhard 1.5-1.5-0; A. Yurko 1.5-1.5-0; T. Red-Zone Scores-Chances...... 8-8 2-3 Chavira 0.5-0.5-0; T. Henry 1-1-0; M. Lopez 0-1-0. Sacks By: Number-Yards...... 4-10 7-31 Buffalo Football

14 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book LSC FOOTBALL FESTIVAL Recap - Game 2 #18 Chadron state vs. #4 west Texas A&M Thursday, september 12, 2012 • AT&T Stadium • Arlington, texas • (3,063) #4 west Texas A&M Wins Wild thriller, 34-31 ARLINGTON – Down 24-6 at halftime, the fourth-ranked West Texas A&M The Eagles opened the game with a football team roared back outscoring No . 18 Chadron State 28-7 in the final 77-yard run by Glen Clinton for a 7-0 two quarters for a thrilling 34-31 victory in the first game of the Lone Star lead on the first play from scrim- Football Festival at AT&T Stadium . mage . WT then fumbled the lateral “This goes back to the character of the team and the culture that has been pass on its first possession as Dillon 31 built here,” interim head coach Mike Nesbitt said . “Things just didn’t go Breinig returned the miscue to the good for us early . These guys have been here a long time as seniors and the seven . McLain hooked up with Nathan transfers we have gotten have come in here and have bought in and that re- Ross for a 14-0 lead just 1:11 into the ally helped us in the third and fourth quarters . Our guys decided in the second game . half to push back and try and win it and they did a great job .” A long 17 play, 82-yard drive The Buffs (2-0) scored the final 18 points of the game in the fourth quarter consuming 5:57 on the clock made to mount the thrilling comeback as senior kicker Sergio Castillo, Jr ,. kicked the score 21-0 in favor of the Eagles in 34 his career-high fourth field goal of the game with 49 seconds left to break a midway through the first quarter . 31-31 tie . In a game that was a tale of two Following the field goal, Buff “D” came up with the third interception of the halves, the Buffs had eight first downs game as junior defensive back Torian Oakley picked off Eagle quarterback and 168 total yards in the first half, to Jonn McLain to seal the win with nine seconds left . 16 first downs and 275 total yards for Chadron State . The second half was WT pulled even with a great 19-yard pass from senior quarterback Dustin much different as the Buffs finished with 23 first downs and 462 total yards Vaughan to senior running back Aaron Harris and a two-point conversion for a and Chadron State had nine first downs the rest of the way and 464 total 31-31 lead with 6:36 remaining . Vaughn connected with senior wide receiver yards . Jace Jackson for the tie game . Vaughan threw another clean game as he was 29 of 41 for 353 yards On the ensuing Chadron State (1-1) possession, senior linebacker Taylor and one touchdown, while Harris was the key offensively as he had his first McCuller came up with one of the biggest plays of the game and of his career 100-yard game on the ground in a Buffalo uniform on 17 carries for 103 yards as he intercepted McLain on a 4th-and-4 at the WT 34 setting up the winning and two scores . He also had four catches for 21 yards and a score . Senior field goal . receiver Torrence Allen and Jackson made huge catches all game – eight of McCuller had a game-high 17 tackles with 10 solo stops . It was his first them each as Allen had 124 yards and Jackson had 87 yards . career interception . It was the four field goals and great kick and punt returns by the Buffs “We just settled down as we had been in this situation before and our which really helped . senior leaders kept everyone together and not to panic, “McCuller said . “I Chadron State (1-1) was led by Clinton who had 143 yards and a score on felt like in the second half they had some doubt and were thinking about last 24 carries, but he was held to just nine carries and 16 yards in the second year’s game and we took advantage of that .” half . Madkins had seven carries for 89 yards . McLain was 28 of 40 with one Harris scored from three yards out early in the fourth quarter as special touchdown and three picks in the game . Defensively, Lance Haller led the way teams came up big for the Buffs in the second half . Junior returner Jeremy with 15 tackles and nine solo stops . Watson had a 50-yard punt return to the Chadron State five setting up the The Buffs return home to open conference play next Saturday for their score from Harris from three yards out for a 31-23 deficit . home-opener against Texas A&M-Commerce at 6 p .m . at Kimbrough Memorial Coming out of halftime, the special teams set the Buffs up in great position Stadium . as senior returner Nathan Slaughter returned the kickoff 69 yards to the Chad- ron 17 and on the first play from scrimmage, Harris scampered in for a 24-13 score . Individual StatisticS Leaders The momentum looked to be leaning towards the Buffs in a largely partisan WT announced crowd of 3,093 . The Buffs forced the Eagles to punt on their Rushing (Att-Yds-TDs) opening possession of the half and mounted a 10 play, 69-yard drive, but Chadron State-G. Clinton 24-143-1; M. Madkins 7-89-2; C. Paul 1-9-0; J. McLain settled for a field goal for a 24-26 score . 8-1-0. Chadron State roared right back on the ground as Michael Madkins got West Texas A&M-A. Harris 17-103-2; J. Rhone 4-16-0; G. Alridge 4-13-0; D. Vaughan loose for a 52-yard touchdown swelling the lead to 31-16 . 1-0-0; N. Slaughter 1--7-0; TEAM 2--16-0. Passing (C-Att.-Int., Yds., TDs) Chadron State-J. McLain 28-40-3, 222, 1 TD. Chadron State 21 3 7 0 – 31 West Texas A&M-D. Vaughan 29-41-0, 353 1 TD. West Texas A&M 3 3 10 18 – 34 Receiving (Rec.-Yds.-TDs) Chadron State-C. Ham 8-61-0; C. Roes 5-52-0; G. Clinton 5-23-0; N. Ross 4-44-1; K. Statistics CSC WTAMU Vinich 2-23-0; E. Bauer 2-6-0; R. Jackson 1-8-0; T. Reeves 1-5-0. FIRST DOWNS...... 25 23 West Texas A&M-T. Allen 8-124-0; J. Jackson 8-87-0; A. Johnson 4-54-0; A. Harris RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...... 242 109 4-21-1; N. Slaughter 2-36-0; J. Rhone 1-18-0; T. Hammargren 1-11-0; W. Hudson 1-2-0. PASSING YDS (NET)...... 222 353 Tackle Leaders (UA.-A.-Tot) Passes Comp-Att-Int...... 28-40-3 29-41-0 Chadron State-L. Haller 9-6-15; S. Koch 3-7-10; P. Etchemendy 6-2-8; B. Miller 4-2-6; TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 80-464 70-462 R. Wood 3-2-5; D. Breinig 1-3-4; Z. Sandstrom 1-3-4. Fumble Returns-Yards-TD...... 0-0-0 0-0-0 West Texas A&M-T. McCuller 10-7-17; C. Slater 3-6-9; B. Johnson 3-6-9; T. Oakley Punt Returns-Yards-TD...... 3-34-0 1-50-0 6-2-8; N. Whitt 2-5-7; L. Willrich 2-3-5; P. Youngman 2-2-4. Kickoff Returns-Yards-TD...... 6-123-0 6-153-0 Defense Stats (Sacks-TFL-INT) Interception Returns-Yards-TD.... 0-0-0 3-8-0 Chadron State-P. Etchemendy 0-1-0; D. Breinig 0-1-0. Punts (Number-Avg)...... 4-124 (31.0) 3-122 (40.7) West Texas A&M-B. Johnson 1-2-0; P. Youngman 1-1-0; A. Tucci 0-2-0; M. Valele 0-1- Fumbles-Lost...... 0-0 3-2 0; T. McCuller 0-0-1; C. Slater 0-0-1; T. Oakley 0-0-1. Penalties-Yards...... 7-43 8-54 Possession Time...... 33:49 26:11 Third-Down Conversions...... 8 of 16 6 of 14

Buffalo Football Fourth-Down Conversions...... 1 of 3 0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances...... 3-4 7-8 Sacks By: Number-Yards...... 0-0 2-17

15 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book 2013 game recaps - Game 3 Texas A&M-Commerce at #4 west Texas A&m Saturday, september 21, 2013 • kimbrough memorial stadium • canyon, texas • (11,126) second half explosion propels no. 4 buffs to 62-28 victory in home-opener CANYON, Texas – No . 4 West Texas A&M blew open a 24-14 halftime lead for a but a fumble in the red zone ended the 62-28 victory in the 2013 home-opener Saturday evening against Texas A&M- threat . Commerce at Kimbrough Memorial Stadium . With the win, the Buffs improved to TAMUC pulled within 31-21 at the 3-0 on the year and 1-0 in the Lone Star Conference, while TAMUC fell to 2-1 and end of the third quarter on a V . Johnson 0-1 in league play . 11-yard touchdown pass from Rollison, 28 In front of the largest home-opening crowd since 2009 at 11,126, WT had its but Slaughter had the answer on the highest offensive output with 62 points which was the most since WT scored 75 ensuing kickoff going coast-to-coast for points in a 75-13 win over Azusa Pacific on Sept . 13, 2008 . WT senior quarterback a 100-yard kickoff return for a 38-21 Dustin Vaughan threw for a career-high 508 yards passing and four touchdowns, advantage . It was the fifth 100-yard while running for a score . kickoff return in school history and first Vaughan moved into second all-time in passing as he is just 342 yards away since Anthony Armstrong vs . Eastern from catching Taylor Harris who leads the school record with 9,799 passing yards . New Mexico on Nov . 8, 2003 . Vaughan surpassed Keith Null (9,385) and has 9,457 yards. Rollison fumbled early in the fourth 62 WT tallied 590 yards of offense with 82 yards rushing and the 508 from quarter setting the Buffs up with good Vaughan . He was 36 of 62 with no interceptions . Junior wide receiver Anthony field position at theA&M-Commerce Johnson had a WT career-high 181 yards with a score, while senior Torrence Allen 41 . Castillo kicked a 42-yard field goal had 103 yards receiving . Senior Nathan Slaughter 52 yards receiving and a score, for a 41-21 lead with 13:32 left . After a but really shined in the return game as he had two kick returns for 133 yards . TAMUC punt, WT swelled the lead to 48-21 as Vaughan threw a 15-yard strike to On the ground, WT was led by sophomore Geremy Alridge with four carries for sophomore Jarrian Rhone for a score . 44 yards and a score, while senior reigning Lone Star Conference Co-Offensive Reigning Co-LSC Special Teams Player of the Week, Ronald Fields, took the Player of the Week Aaron Harris had 11 carries for 30 yards and a score . Vaughan kickoff back 85 yards to the WT 12 and quarterback Harrison Stewart threw a had three carries for eight yards and a score . touchdown pass to Jordon Jenkins from 3-yards out for a 48-28 score with 10:30 TAMUC was led by quarterback Tyrik Rollison went 15 of 29 with an interception left . for 257 yards and three scores . Receiver Vernon Johnson had three catches for Another touchdown pass to Harris and a touchdown run to Alridge followed for 137 yards and two scores . WT held TAMUC to just 65 yards rushing . the Buffs for the 62-28 margin . The first quarter was fast and furious as the teams combined for 35 points . Defensively, the Buffs were led by senior defensive back Curtis Slater who had TAMUC got off to the quick start as Rollison hooked up with V . Johnson on the first a career-night with 12 total tackles and six solo stops, two sacks for 15 yards, 3 .5 play from scrimmage for a 75-yard touchdown down the far side and a 7-0 lead tackles for loss, a forced fumble and fumble recovery . Reigning Co-LSC Defensive 10 seconds into the contest . Player of the Week T aylor McCuller had seven total tackles with a half a sack Harris took a Vaughan pass 15-yards on the drive and junior wide receiver and two tackles for loss . Senior defensive back Shane Pennix had two sacks and Anthony Johnson had four receptions on the drive for 51 yards, including a 17-yard redshirt freshman LaPear Willrich had 1 5. sacks for 13 yards and 2 .5 tackles for strike to the TAMUC 1-yard line . Vaughan scored on the keeper for a 21-14 lead . loss for 14 yards, along with five total tackles . The Buffs blocked the first of two kicks in the quarter . This one was on a punt TAMUC came into the nation leading the nation in sacks and tackles for loss, but as senior wide receiver Sidney Parker got his hand on the Cameron Frosch punt it was the Buffs who put up the sacks and the tackles for loss as WT had seven setting the Buffs up at the TAMUC 26 . WT kicker Sergio Castillo kicked his seventh sacks in the game for 44 yards and 12 tackles for loss for 58 yards . TAMUC had field goal of the season for a 24-14 lead . just one sack for two yards and two tackles for loss for seven yards . A&M-Commerce had chance to cut into the deficit as Saul Martinez tried a 36-yard field goal later in the quarter and sophomore defensive lineman Alex Tucci blocked it to preserve the 24-14 advantage . For the half, Vaughan had 257 yards passing as he was 23 of 36 with one touch- down and one rushing score . Allen had seven catches for 88 yards, while Johnson Individual StatisticS Leaders had six catches for 63 . WT had 272 yards of total offense . Vaughan hooked up with A . Johnson for a 53-yard strike early in the third quar- Rushing (Att-Yds-TDs) ter for a 31-14 lead . The Buffs had a chance later in the quarter to go up more, Texas A&M-Commerce-A. Fields 4-31-0; K. Garrett 9-18; T. Rollison 11-14; V. Moore 4-11; H. Stewart 3--8. Texas A&M-Commerce 14 0 7 7 – 28 West Texas A&M-G. Alridge 4-44-1; A. Harris 11-30-1; D. Vaughan 3-8-1. Passing (C-Att.-Int., Yds., TDs) West Texas A&M 21 3 14 24 – 62 Texas A&M-Commerce-T. Rollison 15-29-1, 253, 3 TD; H. Stewart 3-8-0, 9, 1 TD. West Texas A&M-D. Vaughan 36-62-0, 508, 4 TD. Statistics taMUC WTAMU Receiving (Rec.-Yds.-TDs) FIRST DOWNS...... 23 31 Texas A&M-Commerce-V. Johnson 3-137-2; S. Smith 3-36-0; T. Peasha 2-33-0; J. RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...... 64 82 Jenkins 2-2-31; S. Zongo 2--2; V. Moore 2--3. PASSING YDS (NET)...... 267 508 West Texas A&M-A. Johnson 9-181-1; T. Allen 8-103-0; A. Harris 5-57-1; N. Slaughter Passes Comp-Att-Int...... 18-37-1 36-62-0 5-52-1; J. Rhone 4-55-1; W. Hudson 2-36-0; J. Jackson 2-23-0. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 69-331 80-590 Tackle Leaders (UA.-A.-Tot) Fumble Returns-Yards-TD...... 0-0-0 0-0-0 Texas A&M-Commerce-M. Fore 7-2-9; T. Johnson 5-0-5; K. Woods 4-1-5; D. Shores Punt Returns-Yards-TD...... 2-11-0 3-26-0 2-3-5; M. Claggett 4-0-4; A. Beatty 3-1-4; C.J. Johnson 3-0-3; C. Pitts 1-2-3; J. Wren Kickoff Returns-Yards-TD...... 6-181-0 2-133-1 2-0-2; C. Childs 1-1-2. Interception Returns-Yards-TD.... 0-0-0 1-0-0 West Texas A&M-C. Slater 7-5-12; T. McCuller 2-4-6; S. Butler 3-2-5; L. Willrich 3-2-5; Punts (Number-Avg)...... 8-285 (35.6) 5-219 (43.8) T. Oakley 3-1-4; E. Westbrooks 2-2-4; B. Johnson 2-2-4; C. Ceazer 2-2-4; S. Pennix 2-1-3; Fumbles-Lost...... 2-1 2-1 E. Morriss 1-2-3; S. Parker 1-2-3; J. Sheehy 2-0-2; D. Morrison 1-1-2; A. Tucci 1-1-2; L. Penalties-Yards...... 13-122 24-238 Mosley 0-2-2. Possession Time...... 26:09 33:51 Defense Stats (Sacks-TFL-INT) Third-Down Conversions...... 3 of 15 5 of 14 Texas A&M-Commerce-A. Betty 0.5-0.5-0; L. Johnson 0.5-0.5-0; K. Woods 0-1-0. Fourth-Down Conversions...... 0 of 1 0 of 0 West Texas A&M-C. Slater 2-4-0; L. Willrich 1.5-2.5-0; T. McCuller 0.5-1.5-0; T. Oakley Red-Zone Scores-Chances...... 3-6 5-6 0-0-1; E. Westbrooks 0-2-0; B. Johnson 1-1-0; S. Pennix 2-2-0. Sacks By: Number-Yards...... 1-2 7-44 Buffalo Football

16 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book 2013 game recaps - Game 4 #4 West TExas A&M at texas a&m-kingsville Saturday, september 28, 2013 • javelina stadium • Kingsville, Texas • (11,500) Buffs Stampede Javelinas in record-setting fashion, 69-7 KINGSVILLE, Texas – 62-unanswered points sparked the fourth-ranked West a 41-yard field goal as he surpassed Texas A&M football team to a record-setting 69-7 win at Texas A&M-Kingsville DeWayne Miles (1997-2000) with 335 Saturday evening. With the win, WT improved to 4-0 on the year and 2-0 in Lone career points. Miles had 332 points. Star Conference play, while TAMUK fell to 2-1 and 0-1 in league play. WT took the 31-7 lead into intermission. WT senior place-kicker Sergio Castillo, Jr., broke the school-record for career For the half, WT had 222 yards on 69 scoring as he tallied 15 points with two field goals and nine extra-points breaking 37 plays including 46 yards rushing DeWayne Miles’ career record of 332 points. Castillo now has 343 career points and 176 yards passing from Vaughan. and remained perfect on the season in both extra-points and field goals. Alridge had 32 yards and a score, while “I was nervous at first, but it was good to get that off my shoulders,” Castillo senior receiver Torrence Allen had 37 said. “It was great to get it on a field goal, but whatever helps the team first.” yards on five catches. TAMUK had For the game, WT outgained TAMUK 419 to 188 as WT rushed for 118 yards 67 yards rushing on 23 carries and and passed for 301, while holding one of the top rushing teams in the country to 57 yards passing for 124 yards on 37 7 just 96 yards on 43 carries on the ground and the Javelinas passed for just 92 plays. yards. WT, who won the toss and deferred to Senior quarterback Dustin Vaughan went 25 of 33 passing for 227 yards and a the second half, had more kickoff magic score as he is just 115 yards from tying the school record of 9,799 career pass- and senior returner Nathan Slaughter ing yards set by Taylor Harris. returned the kick for 95 yards and his second kick return for a touchdown in as The Buffs opened the game on defense and held the Javelinas to a punt on many games for a 38-7 lead. Slaughter returned a kick 100 yards for a score last their opening drive for the first time since the season opener. Vaughan, a Corpus week against Texas A&M-Commerce. Christi, Texas, native, went 8 for 8 on the opening drive for the Buffs as he com- “Mom said she hoped I got another one and I have to please mom,” Slaughter pleted passes to five different receivers on the drive as the Buffs went 10 plays said. “I have great guys on the return team and they sell out for me and say every and 75 yards in 3:53 for a 7-0 lead on a senior Aaron Harris 1-yard run. time in the huddle, let’s take it to the house and they are going to block for me The Javelinas came back with a 15-play 66-yard drive that went 5:28, but like that, I am going to return it every time.” TAMUK was stopped on 4th and 2 from the WT nine on an incomplete pass in The Buffs added to its lead with four more touchdowns in the quarter for a the end zone. WT had to punt on its next possession as TAMUK took over at its 66-7 lead as the Buffs surpassed their output of 62 points from last week in a own 42 early in the second quarter. The Javelinas marched down the field helped 62-28 win over Texas A&M-Commerce. out by a personal foul penalty on the Buffs and quarterback Aaron Bueno tossed The Buffs rattled off 62 unanswered points since a 7-7 score in the second a 10-yard touchdown pass to Derek Tesch for a 7-7 score with 10:38 left in the quarter and Castillo came out for a 36-yard field goal midway through the fourth second. quarter as both teams emptied their benches and a 69-7 lead. That’s when the Buffs took control of the half, scoring the next 28 points for a The Javelinas mustered a late drive, but the Buff defense stood tall as senior 31-7 halftime lead. The Buff offense came back out and Vaughan was precise Bryan Johnson and senior David Christmas sacked Bueno for a 22-yard loss on again as he went 5 for 5 on the drive capped with a 7-yard touchdown pass to a 3rd and goal from the two forcing the Javelinas into a 41-yard field goal which senior Trevor Hammargren for a 14-7 lead. Matt Stoll missed keeping the game at 69-7. Following a three-and-out, WT swelled the lead with a nine play, 50-yard drive WT returns home for Homecoming 2013 as it hosts Central State (Ohio) Satur- capped with a 1-yard run by sophomore Geremy Alridge for a 21-7 lead. day, Oct. 5 at 3 p.m. at Kimbrough Memorial Stadium. On the ensuing TAMUK possession, the Javelinas had a 3rd and 5 from their 40 as redshirt freshman LaPear Willrich sacked Bueno for a 10-yard loss and a forced fumble. Senior defensive back Curtis Slater alertly picked it up and ran 26-yards for the fumble return and a 28-7 lead. Castillo tied the school scoring Individual Statistics record with is fourth extra-point of the game. Rushing (Att-Yds-TDs) The Buff “D” again forced a three-and-out and WT regained the ball at its own West Texas A&M-J. Sterns 6-44-0; A. Harris 7-43-3; G. Alridge 6-32-1; R. Davis 4-14- 36. The Buffs went eight plays as Castillo broke the school scoring record with 0; D. Lehocky 1-5-0; P. Rabb 1-2-0; D. Vaughan 2-2-0. Texas A&M-Kingsville-C. Shackelford 14-47-0; G. Pitre 9-46-0; A. Washington 2-36- West Texas A&M 7 24 35 3 – 69 0; A. Bueno 18--33-0. Passing (C-Att.-Int., Yds., TDs) Texas A&M-Kingsville 0 7 0 0 – 7 West Texas A&M-D. Vaughan 25-33-0, 227 yds, 1 TD; D. Lehocky 5-7-0, 74 yds, 2 TDs. Statistics WTAMU TAMUK Texas A&M-Kingsville-A. Bueno 13-23-0, 92 yds, 1 TD; D. Brantley 0-1-0. FIRST DOWNS...... 25 14 Receiving (Rec.-Yds.-TDs) RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...... 29-118 43-96 West Texas A&M-J. Jackson 6-72-0; T. Allen 6-37-0; A. Johnson 3-27-0; J. Rhone PASSING YDS (NET)...... 301 92 3-19-0; N. Slaughter 2-33-0; J. Watson 2-33-1; T. Hammargren 2-25-1; G. Alridge 2-11-0; Passes Comp-Att-Int...... 30-40-0 13-24-0 A. Harris 2-5-0; W. Hudson 1-23-1; D. Donald 1-16-0. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 69-419 67-188 Texas A&M-Kingsville-R. Armstrong 4-19-0; C. Griggs 2-24-0; D. Tesch 2-22-1; G. Fumble Returns-Yards-TD...... 1-26-1 0-0-0 Pitre 2-16-0; C. Shackelford 2-14-0; C. Lee 1--3-0. Punt Returns-Yards-TD...... 1-28-0 1-8-0 Tackle Leaders (UA.-A.-Tot) Kickoff Returns-Yards-TD...... 2-121-1 6-131-0 West Texas A&M-T. McCuller 5-9-14; N. Whitt 3-9-12; P. Youngman 3-5-8; A. Olson Interception Returns-Yards-TD.... 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-2-5; W. Toliver 2-3-5; A. Tucci 2-2-4; J. Sheehy 2-2-4; M. Valele 0-4-4. Punts (Number-Avg)...... 1-48.0 7-33.4 Texas A&M-Kingsville-Z. Brown 1-8-9; M. Severe 3-5-8; F. Jones 4-2-6; A. Bueno Fumbles-Lost...... 1-0 3-2 3-3-6; R. Armstrong 3-2-5; L. Hills 1-4-5; M. Stewart 2-2-4. Penalties-Yards...... 8-57 7-34 Defense Stats (Sacks-TFL-INT) Possession Time...... 26:51 33:09 West Texas A&M-C. Slater 1-1-0; L. Willrich 1-1-0; D. Christmas 1-1-0; A. Tucci 1-1-0; Third-Down Conversions...... 6 of 11 7 of 19 K. Gregory 0-1-0; P. Youngman 0.5-1.5-0. Fourth-Down Conversions...... 1 of 1 1 of 2 Texas A&M-Kingsville-Z. Brown 0-1-0; A. Bueno 0-1.5-0; M. Severe 0-1-0; R. Arm- Red-Zone Scores-Chances...... 5-5 1-3 strong 0-1-0; R. Ford 0-1-0. Sacks By: Number-Yards...... 5-54 1-6 Buffalo Football

17 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book 2013 homecomming - Game 5 Central State at #4 west Texas A&m Saturday, October 5, 2013 • kimbrough memorial stadium • canyon, texas • (13,876) vaughan sets career passing mark as buffs blank central state, 72-0 CANYON, Texas – A career-high seven touchdowns by West Texas A&M senior through the fourth as it got to the Buff quarterback Dustin Vaughan highlighted a 72-0 win on Homecoming over two, but a delay of game and an in- Central State (Ohio) for the fourth-ranked Buffs Saturday afternoon . With the complete pass on fourth down turned win, WT improved to 5-0 on the year, while Central State fell to 0-5 . the ball back over to WT . Central had Vaughan, a native of Corpus Christi, Texas, broke the school career passing another chance to score, but junior 0 record of 9,799 yards which was held by Taylor Harris as he threw for 401 defensive back Stormy Butler came up yards and a career-high seven touchdowns . Vaughan was 32 of 40 for the with an interception at the WT 12 as game with no interceptions . Vaughan came into the game just 115 yards time expired in the game . behind Harris and achieved the feat late in the first quarter . For the second consecutive year the After Central State won the toss and deferred to the second half, WT took Buffs have blanked their Homecom- the ball and went just three plays in 1:04 as Vaughan hooked up with senior ing opponent as they shutout Abilene wide receiver Torrence Allen for a 14-yard score and a 6-0 lead . WT went for Christian 36-0 last season . It was 72 two, but failed . the Buffs’ first shutout of the season Following a great punt by CSU, WT took possession at its 10 and drove the and first since that game on Oct . length of the field for a 10 play, 90-yard drive as Vaughan tossed his second 13, 2012 . With Vaughan’s seven touchdown pass, this time to senior Jace Jackson for a 13-0 lead . touchdown passes, he moves to within Another punt followed for CSU as WT took over at its 31 . The Buffs three TD passes of the school all-time career record of 92 held by Keith Null meticulously moved the ball down the field, yet again as Vaughan hooked up (2005-2008) . Billy Malone of Abilene Christian holds the LSC record of 114 with junior Anthony Johnson to break Harris’ record for a 35-yard strike to the touchdown passes (2005-2008) . CSU four . From there, Vaughan hooked up with senior Trevor Hammargren for The 72-point margin of victory was the most since a 77-0 win over Mont- a 20-0 lead with 1:32 remaining in the first . Vaughan has 10,085 yards for ezuma in 1924 and the 72 points are the most since a 75-13 win over Azusa his career as he is just 2,024 yards behind Abilene Christian’s Mitchell Gale Pacific on Sept . 13, 2008 . In addition, WT moved to 483-483-22 all-time in (2009-2012) . school history and is the first time the Buffs have been .500 or better all-time For the quarter, WT outgained CSU 222-79 and 145 to 51 in passing yards . since 1986 . The Buffs added 24 points in the second quarter on touchdowns to Ham- Defensively, the Buffs forced three turnovers in the game and were led by margren, senior wide receiver Torrence Allen, Johnson and a 28-yard field senior linebacker Taylor McCuller who had a team-high 11 tackles and three goal by senior Sergio Castillo as time expired in the first half and a 44-0 lead . tackles for loss . Redshirt freshman Patric Youngman continued to have a nice It was the largest lead at halftime for the Buffs so far this season . season as he had seven tackles with one sack and three tackles for loss . For the half, Vaughan was 24 of 29 for 305 and six touchdowns, while se- The Buffs return to Lone Star Conference play at Tarleton State next Satur- nior wide receiver Nathan Slaughter had three carries for 46 yards and senior day night in Stephenville . WT then returns home to host Angelo State on Oct . running back Aaron Harris had four rushes for 42 yards . 19 . WT outgained CSU 416-113 in the half, 305-67 in passing yards and 111- 46 in rushing yards . A 19-yard run by Harris for a score gave the Buffs a 51-0 lead with 4:59 remaining in the third quarter . Early in the fourth quarter, Vaughan broke his career record with his seventh touchdown pass as he hooked up with Jackson once again for a 12-yard strike and a 58-0 lead . Vaughan threw six touchdown passes at Western State in the season-opener . Individual StatisticS Leaders From there, WT scored two more touchdowns as junior quarterback David Rushing (Att-Yds-TDs) Lehocky went 3 for 3 with two scores and 56 yards . Central State-M. Wilson 15-52-0; G. Mabhena 1-21-0; I. Grooms 3-14-0; R. Smith WT preserved the shutout as Central State had a great drive midway 3-12-0; P. Shuler 8-12-0; M. Horne 6-10-0; K. Jackson 7-5-0. West Texas A&M-A. Harris 6-82-1; N. Slaughter 3-46-0; G. Alridge 6-44-0; J. Sterns Central State 0 0 0 0 – 0 3-37-0; D. Rawls 2-4-0; D. Vaughan 2--7-0. West Texas A&M 20 24 7 21 – 72 Passing (C-Att.-Int., Yds., TDs) Central State- M. Wilson 16-32-1, 124, 0 TD; M. Horne 3-8-1, 55, 0 TD. Statistics CSU WTAMU West Texas A&M-D. Vaughan 32-40-0, 401, 7 TD; D. Lehocky 3-3-0, 56, 2 TD. FIRST DOWNS...... 17 32 Receiving (Rec.-Yds.-TDs) RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...... 126 206 Central State-Z. Thomas 6-59-0; D. Leon 6-33-0; K. Ali 1-51-0; K. Jackson 1-26-0. PASSING YDS (NET)...... 179 457 West Texas A&M-A. Johnson 8-114-1; T. Allen 7-108-2; J. Rhone 6-57-1; J. Jackson Passes Comp-Att-Int...... 19-40-2 35-43-0 4-53-2; W. Hudson 2-31-1; N. Slaughter 2-25-0; T. Hammargren 2-19-2; A. Harris 2-18-0; TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 83-305 65-663 J. Watson 1-16-0; J. Hancock 1-16-0. Fumble Returns-Yards-TD...... 0-0-0 0-0-0 Tackle Leaders (UA.-A.-Tot) Punt Returns-Yards-TD...... 1--7-0 2-37-0 Central State-J. Blunt 8-4-12; D. Smith 4-3-7; C. Gee 3-3-6; B. Riley 2-4-6; D. Polzot Kickoff Returns-Yards-TD...... 4-67-0 1-14-0 3-1-4; D. Stewart 1-3-4. Interception Returns-Yards-TD.... 0-0-0 2-3-0 West Texas A&M-T. McCuller 3-8-11; P. Youngman 3-4-7; C. Olson 3-3-6; W. Toliver Punts (Number-Avg)...... 7-255 (36.4) 2-95 (47.5) 4-1-5; C. Ceazer 3-1-4; D. Morrison 2-2-4; K. Voss 1-3-4; E. Westbrooks 1-3-4. Fumbles-Lost...... 2-1 0-0 Defense Stats (Sacks-TFL-INT) Penalties-Yards...... 12-120 11-100 Central State-J. Jones 1-1-0; T. Shipmon 0-0.5-0; J. Paige 0-0.5-0. Possession Time...... 36:08 23:52 West Texas A&M- P. Youngman 1-3-0; T. McCuller 0-3-0; E. Westbrooks 0.5-2.5-0; L. Third-Down Conversions...... 6 of 20 3 of 6 Willrich 0-1.5-0; A. Hayes 0-1-0; J. Sheehy 1-1-0; C. Slater 0-0-1; S. Butler 0-0-1; Fourth-Down Conversions...... 1 of 4 0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances...... 0-1 10-10 Sacks By: Number-Yards...... 1-11 3-30 Buffalo Football

18 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book 2013 game recaps - Game 6 #4 West TExas A&M at #21 Tarleton State Saturday, october 12, 2012 • tarleton memorial stadium • stephenville, texas • (8,147) No. 4 BUFFS UPSET by No. 21 Tarleton State STEPHENVILLE, Texas – The fourth-ranked West Texas A&M Buffaloes dropped a 31-27 WT moved to TSU’s 20 on the ensuing heartbreaker Saturday evening at No . 21 Tarleton State . With the loss, the Buffs fell to possession, but a big loss nine-yard loss 5-1 and 2-1 in Lone Star Conference play, while Tarleton State improved to 6-0 and 4-0 on third and six pushed the Buffs back to in league play . the 29 and a 46-yard field goal attempt In what was a tale of two halves for the Buffs, WT held a 27-3 lead at intermission, from senior Sergio Castillo . Castillo but was outscored 28-0 in the second half and 21-0 in the fourth quarter as TSU scored missed the field goal wide left as it was 27 its go ahead touchdown with 44 seconds remaining for its first lead of the game . his first miss of the season . “We just weren’t executing like we know how in the second half,” senior quarterback Tarleton State took over and Fenske Dustin Vaughan said . “We have to come out and be completely different in the next hit Clifton Rhodes III for 45 yards on the game and play all four quarters the way we know how . We came out good in the first drive, including a 36-yarder on a third and half, but I don’t know what happened in the second . We never want to let our foot off 12 and the score from four yards out for a the gas and we did in this game and paid the price .” 27-16 score . TSU had a bad snap on the The Buffs jumped out to a 6-0 lead early in the first half off a miscue by TSU on the extra point attempt . first play from scrimmage as Texan running back Jerome Regal fumbled the hand off as After a three-and-out by WT, Fenske 31 WT recovered at the TSU 27 . Vaughan threw his first of two touchdown passes in the hooked up with Le’Nard Meyers for 63- game to senior Jace Jackson for a 6-0 lead . The extra point was blocked by TSU . yard touchdown for a 27-24 score with The Texans scored a field goal on their second possession for a 6-3 score midway 5:38 left . Fenske converted the two-point through the quarter . WT went on top 13-3 as senior running back Aaron Harris had attempt to Meyers . a nice drive with 43 of the 80-yard drive as he scored from a yard out with 1:49 remain- WT got a first down on the ensuing possession, but had to punt once again . Tarleton ing in the quarter . State took over with 2:40 . After Westbrooks’ second sack of the game, the Texans From there, the Buff “D” came up with the second big turnover as senior defensive got out of the jam as Fenske hooked up with Rhodes for a big 22-yard gain . Meyers back Curtis Slater climbed the ladder and picked off Aaron Doyle’s pass with a nice grab caught a 14-yarder on a third and 12 and Meyers caught a jump ball for 22 yards in mid-air for his team-leading third pick of the year . to the WT seven . He then caught the game winner for a 31-27 advantage with 44 This drive, it was sophomore running back Geremy Alridge who did most of the dam- seconds left . age as he scored from five yards out for a 20-3 lead which really silenced the crowd of For the game, the Buffs were led by 66 yards on the ground by Harris and one score . 8,147 . Senior wide receiver Torrence Allen had five catches for 74 yards, while Vaughan was Texan field goal kicker Blake Barnes missed a 30-yarder wide right on TSU’s next 25 of 41 with one interception and two touchdowns for 255 yards . possession giving the Buffs the ball back as Vaughan orchestrated another 80-yard TSU had 427 yards passing with 133 on the ground . Fenske threw for 388 on 25 scoring drive as he hooked up with junior wide receiver Anthony Johnson for a 27-3 of 42, while Doyle was 1 of 3 with an interception . Meyers had eight catches for 168 lead with 3:07 remaining in the half . It was Vaughan’s second touchdown of the game yards and two touchdowns, while Rhodes tallied seven catches for 134 yards and a giving him 91 for his career as he pulled within one of tying Keith Null for the most in a score . career in school history . Defensively, Slater had a career-high 16 tackles with 11 solo stops and an intercep- TSU took over at its 30 and marched down the field, but another great stop by the tion . Westbrooks had a season-high nine tackles and two sacks with four tackles for Buff defense turned the Texans away with no points and the second stop in the red zone loss and a forced fumble . Marcus Wadley had 15 tackles for Tarleton State . in the half . WT will look to get back on the winning track Saturday, Oct . 19, at Kimbrough After a WT punt on its first possession of the second half, TSU began getting some Memorial Stadium versus Angelo State . momentum back as it used a 16 play 90-yard driving consuming 5:38 as Doyle ran in from one yard out for a 27-10 score midway through the third . “Even in the first half, some of the little plays we didn’t make, like the missed extra point, they add up,” interim head coach Mike Nesbitt said . “That’s something we’ve talked about since day one as the small things add up and tonight that happened ”. WT went three-and-out on its next possession and tallied just two turnovers in the third quarter as the Buffs led 27-10 through three quarters . Early in the fourth, Vaughan threw his first interception of the season as the ball was Individual Statistics tipped and Marc Martinez came up with it . Moments later, senior defensive lineman Rushing (Att-Yds-TDs) Ethan Westbrooks sacked TSU quarterback Jake Fenske as he fumbled and WT senior West Texas A&M-A. Harris 17-66-1; G. Alridge 12-43-1; D. Vaughan 5-2-0; T. Allen linebacker Kyle Voss recovered . 1--2-0; TEAM 2--4-0. Tarleton State-Z. Henshaw 22-107-0; J. Regal 13-37-0; A. Doyle 4-9-1; J. Fenske West Texas A&M 13 14 0 0 – 27 6--20-0. Passing (C-Att.-Int., Yds., TDs) tarleton state 3 0 7 21 – 31 West Texas A&M-D. Vaughan 25-43-1, 255, 2 Statistics WTAMU TSU Tarleton State-J. Fenske 25-42-0, 394, 3; A. Doyle 1-3-1, 39, 0. FIRST DOWNS...... 22 31 Receiving (Rec.-Yds.-TDs) RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...... 37-105 45-133 West Texas A&M-T. Allen 5-74-0; A. Johnson 5-39-1; J. Jackson 4-51-1; T. Hammar- PASSING YDS (NET)...... 255 433 gren 3-50-0; N. Slaughter 3-19-0; J. Rhone 3-15-0; A. Harris 1-9-0; G. Alridge 1--2-0. Passes Comp-Att-Int...... 25-43-1 26-45-1 Tarleton State-L. Meyers 9-178-2; C. Rhodes III 6-130-1; J. Frye 6-72-0; A. Plata 4-36- TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 80-360 90-566 0; J. Regal 1-17-0. Fumble Returns-Yards-TD...... 0-0-0 0-0-0 Tackle Leaders (UA.-A.-Tot) Punt Returns-Yards-TD...... 0-0-0 4-24-0 West Texas A&M-C. Slater 14-5-19; K. Voss 3-6-9; E. Westbrooks 6-2-8; B. Johnson Kickoff Returns-Yards-TD...... 1-17-0 3-80-0 6-0-6; E. Morriss 3-2-5; T. McCuller 2-3-5; T. Oakley 2-3-5. Interception Returns-Yards-TD.... 1-0-0 1-0-0 Tarleton State-M. Wadley 8-7-15; P. Bettiol 6-4-10; J. Hurndon 3-2-5; M. Martinez Punts (Number-Yds)...... 6-237 (39.5) 3-119 (39.7) 3-2-5; C. Moore 2-3-5. Fumbles Number-Lost...... 0-0 3-2 Defense Stats (Sacks-TFL-INT) Penalties-Yards...... 7-61 14-106 West Texas A&M-E. Westbrooks 2-4.5-0; S. Pennix 1-1-0; K. Voss 1-1-0; C. Slater Possession Time...... 32:05 27:55 0-1-1; P. Youngman 0-1-0. Third-Down Conversions...... 9 of 17 7 of 15 Tarleton State-D. Ward 1-2-0; D. Jackson 1-1-0; M. Wadley 0-1.5-0; P. Bettiol 0-1-0; M. Fourth-Down Conversions...... 0 of 1 1 of 2 Martinez 0-0-1. Red-Zone Scores-Chances...... 4-5 4-6 Sacks By: Number-Yards...... 4-16 2-7 Buffalo Football

19 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book 2013 game recaps - Game 7 angelo state at #12/17 West TExas A&M Saturday, october 19, 2013 • Kimbrough memorial stadium • canyon, texas • (5,487) BiG FOURTH QUARTER COMEBACK HELPS BUFFS ESCAPE, 34-30 CANYON, Texas – No . 12/17 West Texas A&M scored 15 unanswered points in the touchdown run and a 7-7 score . fourth quarter as it battled back from a 30-19 deficit for a 34-30 win Saturday evening The Buffs marched down the field follow- over visiting Angelo State . With the win, the Buffs improved to 6-1 on the year and 3-1 ing the missed field goal as senior kicker in Lone Star conference play, while Angelo State fell to 2-5 overall and 0-3 in league Sergio Castillo converted from 47 yards out play . for a 10-7 lead with 14:46 remaining in the In what was a dramatic fourth quarter, the WT offense began to come alive early second quarter . It was his 12th made field 30 in the quarter as Vaughan converted two first downs and got into ASU territory for the goal in 13 attempts this season . first time in the second half . Sophomore running back Geremy Alridge picked up a first Washington marched the Rams down the down on the ground on third and one for just the second third down conversion of the field to the WT four mainly by his own feet game for WT (2 of 9) . WT entered the game converting 47 percent of its third downs . on a number of runs . The Buff “D” stiffened Senior kicker Sergio Castillo converted his second field goal of the game, this time a once again, as Washington’s pass was 39-yarder bringing WT within 30-22 with 11:53 remaining in regulation . incomplete on third down with a great pass WT forced a big three-and-out on the ensuing ASU possession . WT took over at its rush from sophomore Alex Tucci, forcing a own 28 with 9:50 remaining . A big 18-yard pass to senior wide receiver Torrence Allen field goal attempt . This time, Reid Layton 34 gave WT a first and 10 from the ASU 26 with seven minute remaining . Vaughan then converted the field goal for a 10-10 score hooked up with senior Jace Jackson for a 19-yard strike to pull the Buffs within 30-28 with 11:13 left in the half . with 7:13 remaining . The Buffs went for two, but were unable to convert . Washington had an illegal forward pass The Rams went three-and-out following the WT score, giving WT the ball back with and a false start which proved costly as just under five minutes remaining . Vaughan drove WT down the field and after a sack, senior Ethan Westbrooks tackled ASU running back Jermie Calhoun in the end zone for sophomore wide receiver Jarrian Rhone came up with a great grab for 19-yards and a safety and a 12-10 WT lead midway through the second quarter . first down at the ASU six . Another sack put WT at 3rd and goal from the 15 with 1:58 The Buffs took the free kick, but Vaughan was picked off by Ryan Clapsaddle as ASU left . Vaughan, off play action, passed to senior Aaron Harris out of the backfield for a was setup in good field position on the WT side of the field . It was Vaughan’s second 15-yard touchdown giving WT the lead at 34-30 with 1:51 left in the game . It was the interception in as many games and just his second INT of the season . Smith rushed first lead for WT since a 12-10 lead with 8:34 remaining in the second quarter . from 17 yards out for a touchdown and a 16-12 Ram lead . WT stood tall on the extra Angelo State had one last chance as Washington completed a shovel pass to Calhoun point as Tucci had his second block of the season which proved costly for the Rams in on a 3rd and 10 from the WT 49 for 39 yards to the WT 10 . Two incomplete passes fol- the end . lowed and a run to the nine on third down brought up a 4th and goal from the nine . WT A big pass to Reels for 43 yards set ASU up once again in WT territory . A tackle in senior linebacker Kyle Voss came up with a big pass deflection in the back of the end the back field from redshirt freshman linebacker atricP Youngman set at 3rd and 10 zone on what would have been the go ahead touchdown with one minute left to give the from the WT 37 for the Rams . Westbrooks sacked Washington forcing a punt with Buffs the ball . WT ran out the clock for the 34-30 win . three minutes and change remaining in the half . WT was led by Vaughan, who tallied 471 yards passing on 32 of 58 with four touch- downs and one interception . Allen tallied 199 yards receiving on 12 catches and two Vaughan orchestrated a record-breaking drive as the Buffs regained the lead with 1:17 touchdowns . ASU was led by quarterback Kyle Washington who had 106 yards rushing left in the half . Allen was on the receiving end of a 9-yard score and a 19-16 lead . on 11 carries with a score and was 22 of 36 for 298 yards and a touchdown . Receiver It was Vaughan’s record-breaking 93rd career touchdown pass and Allen’s second Joey Knight had nine catches for 106 yards and one touchdown, while Blake Smith had touchdown reception of the game . 89 yards rushing and two touchdowns . Defensively, the Buffs were led by senior linebacker Taylor McCuller who was all over Washington and the Rams came back with the 2-minute drill as they moved inside the the field with a career-high 27 total tackles and five solo stops . Voss ha 13 total tackles . Buffs’ 40 . Two incompletes forced a fourth and four from the WT 34 for the Rams . ASU Westbrooks tallied the lone sack for the Buffs, while Youngman had a team-high three converted the fourth down to the WT 25 with 21 seconds left . Washington then threw tackles for loss . ASU was led by 10 tackles from Rush Seaver . a 25-yard touchdown pass to Joey Knight for a 23-19 lead with 14 ticks remaining The Buffs showed no ill effects from last week’s second half as they right down the silencing the crowd heading into intermission . field on the opening possession as Vaughan completed four of five passes, including a 46-yard touchdown pass to Allen for an early 7-0 lead . It was Vaughan’s 92nd career touchdown, tying the school career-record with former WT quarterback Keith Null Individual Statistics (2005-08) who was in attendance at the game . Rushing (Att-Yds-TDs) The Rams came right back as Washington completed a long pass to Quinn Reels on Angelo State-K. Washington 11-106-1; B. Smith 22-89-2; J. Calhoun 19-39-0; J. Knight a 3rd and 7 from their 10 and followed with a read option by Washington for a 43-yard 1-22-0. West Texas A&M-G. Alridge 10-39-0; N. Slaughter 2-15-0; A. Harris 5-9-1; J. Rhone ANGELO STATE 7 16 7 0 – 30 1-6-0; TEAM 2--4-0; D. Vaughan 3--17-0. Passing (C-Att.-Int., Yds., TDs) WEST TEXAS A&M 7 12 0 15 – 34 Angelo State-K. Washington 22-36-0, 298, 1. Statistics asU WTAMU West Texas A&M-D. Vaughan 32-58-1, 471, 4. FIRST DOWNS...... 27 25 Receiving (Rec.-Yds.-TDs) RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...... 53-256 23-48 Angelo State-J. Knight 9-106-1; Q. Reels 5-96-0; J. Calhoun 3-63-0; E. Osborne 1-16- PASSING YDS (NET)...... 298 471 0; J. Hurd 1-11-0; Z. Hernandez 1-6-0; B. Smith 1-5-0; A. Yancy 1--5-0. Passes Comp-Att-Int...... 22-37-0 32-58-1 West Texas A&M-T. Allen 12-199-2; A. Johnson 9-136-0; J. Jackson 4-39-1; N. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 90-554 81-519 Slaughter 3-24-0; G. Alridge 1-20-0; T. Hammargren 1-19-0; J. Rhone 1-19-0; A Harris Fumble Returns-Yards-TD...... 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-15-1. Punt Returns-Yards-TD...... 3-26-0 1-7-0 Tackle Leaders (UA.-A.-Tot) Kickoff Returns-Yards-TD...... 3-43-0 6-181-0 Angelo State-R. Seaver 6-4-10; N. Miller 7-1-8; R. Clapsaddle 4-2-6; D. Elliot 3-3-6; C. Interception Returns-Yards-TD.... 1-20-0 0-0-0 Moore 4-1-5; J. Shannon 3-2-5; J. Family 2-2-4; C. Callicutt 1-3-4; A. Gonzalez 1-3-4. Punts (Number-Yds)...... 5-186 (37.2) 5-200 (40.0) West Texas A&M-T. McCuller 7-19-26; K. Voss 3-11-14; E. Morriss 5-3-8; D. Morrison Fumbles Number-Lost...... 2-2 1-1 5-2-7; P. Youngman 3-4-7; L. Willrich 0-6-6; E. Westbrooks 4-1-5; T. Oakley 3-2-5; J. Penalties-Yards...... 3-20 6-50 McSheffery 3-2-5; B. Johnson 0-5-5; C. Slater 2-2-4. Possession Time...... 35:41 24:19 Defense Stats (Sacks-TFL-INT) Third-Down Conversions...... 10 of 19 6 of 14 Angelo State-B. Smith 1-1-0; A. Gonzalez 0.5-0.5-0; C. Drennan 0.5-0.5-0; R. Fourth-Down Conversions...... 1 of 2 0 of 1 Clapsaddle 0-0-1. Red-Zone Scores-Chances...... 3-5 3-4 West Texas A&M-E. Westbrooks 1-3-0; P. Youngman 0-2.5-0; K. Voss 0-1.5-0; T. Mc- Sacks By: Number-Yards...... 2-17 1-1 Culler 0-1-0; J. Sheehy 0-1-0. Buffalo Football

20 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book 2013 game recaps - Game 8 #16 West TExas A&M at McMurry University Saturday, October 26, 2013 • Wilford moore stadium • Abilene, Texas • (2,134) buffs score season-high 90 points in 95-57 win at mcmurry aBILENE, Texas – In what had the potential to be a high-scoring game, it ing the War Hawks off guard . After a lived up to the billing as No . 9/16 West Texas A&M scored its third-most points in good run by Harris, Vaughan completed school history in a 90-57 win at McMurry Saturday afternoon . With the win, WT passes to sophomore Word Hudson for improved to 7-1 on the year, while McMurry fell to 1-7 . 19 yards and 21 yards to Rhone for a In a game that saw 172 offensive plays and 1,401 yards of total offensive score and a 24-7 lead with 40 seconds 90 combined, WT senior quarterback Dustin Vaughan went 27 of 40 for 452 yards remaining in the quarter . and six touchdowns with one interception . Senior running back Aaron Harris had a McMurry began its drive at the 35, WT career-best 136 yards rushing on 11 carries and one score, while junior wide but Rodriguez hooked up with Livings- receiver Anthony Johnson had a team-high 97 yards and a score . Sophomore ton for a 61-yard touchdown as time receiver Jarrian Rhone had a career-high two touchdown receptions . expired in the quarter for a 24-14 score . As a team, WT had a season-high 242 yards on the ground on 31 carries for a WT sophomore Geremy Alridge 7 .8 yard average per carry . The Buffs had 452 yards passing for a season-high rushed in from seven yards out early 693 yards of total offense in 71 offensive plays . in the second quarter for a 31-14 lead . 57 McMurry tallied 300 yards on the ground, while War Hawk true freshman quar- After trading punts, McMurry started terback Gabe Rodriguez was 28 of 46 for 344 yards and five touchdowns along at its own 18 . Rodriguez threw a nine- with two interceptions . He graduated last year from Amarillo High School . He also yard pass to Clinton McCoy who was had six rushes for 27 yards . Rodriguez left the game in the fourth quarter with an stripped by senior defensive back Curtis injury and didn’t return . Slater and senior linebacker Taylor McCuller alertly picked up the ball and ran it The War Hawks had two running backs over 100 yards each as Paxton Grayer back 36 yards for a touchdown and a 38-14 lead . It was Slater’s team leading fifth had 159 yards on 12 carries and two scores, while Chris Simpson tallied 108 yards forced fumble of the season as he entered the game ranked fourth nationally in on 20 carries and one score . Greg Livingston led the team with eight receptions forced fumbles . for 129 yards and two scores . McMurry ran 101 plays in the game and had 40 The teams then traded touchdowns as WT went into half with a 52-28 lead first downs . and the track meet was on in the second half . Vaughan hooked up with Harris Defensively, the Buffs were led by a season-high 11 tackles from senior Dwight for a 63-yard touchdown pass on a short screen pass for Vaughan’s 100th career Morrison . He had 1 5. tackles for a loss of three yards and eight solo stops . touchdown pass and a 55-35 lead midway through the third quarter . Despite just one sack on the day, the Buffs had 10 tackles for loss for 36 yards and WT kept the War Hawks at arm’s length between 20 and 27 points for most of forced two interceptions by Rodriguez and one fumbler for three turnovers in the the second half . Harris scored from 17 yards out for a 76-49 lead late in the third contest . quarter for the most points to that point this season (71-0 vs . Central State, Oct . 5) Both teams punt on their initial drives as McMurry got the ball for its second and then Alridge scored from 15 yards out with 30 seconds left in the quarter for possession and, on a third and 16, Rodriguez scampered 16 yards for a first down an 83-49 lead which was the third-most points WT has scored in school history . to keep the drive alive . Rodriguez threw a 2-yard touchdown to Livingston for a WT scored 104 and 100 points, respectively, versus Oklahoma Panhandle State in 7-0 lead with nine minutes remaining in the first quarter . 1922 and 1923 . Vaughan’s first pass from scrimmage was tipped and intercepted by George The Buffs return home for two weeks, beginning with the Annual Wagon Wheel Adams who returned it 51 yards to the WT 25 . Rodriguez returned the favor as Game Saturday, Nov . 2 versus Eastern New Mexico at 6 p .m . at Kimbrough Memo- sophomore Ethan Morriss intercepted the Rodriguez offering in the red zone keep- rial Stadium . ing the deficit at 7-0 . From there, WT and Vaughan made things look easy as Vaughanhooked up with Johnson for a 72-yard touchdown and a 7-7 score on a third and four from the WT 28 . After a MCM punt and a great 33-yard return from junior Jeremy Watson, WT settled for a 27-yard field goal from senior Sergio Castillo and a 10-7 lead . A great pass from Vaughan to Rhone for 32 yards after another War Hawk punt, Individual Statistics set WT up in enemy territory once again as Vaughan and Rhone hooked up for a nine yard score and 17-7 lead with 1:40 remaining in the quarter . Rushing (Att-Yds-TDs) Senior kicker Kevin VanVoris kicked an onside kick as WT recovered catch- West Texas A&M-A. Harris 11-136-1; G. Alridge 7-49-3; J. Sterns 6-39-1; J. Hancock 1-12-0; D. Rawls 2-4-0; N. Slaughter 1-3-0; D. Vaughan 3--2-0. McMurry-P. Grayer 12-159-2; C. Simpson 20-97-1; G. Rodriguez 6-27-0; B. Lambert West Texas A&M 24 28 31 7 – 90 2-10-0; C. Bausley 3-8-0; B. Young 1--1-0. Passing (C-Att.-Int., Yds., TDs) McMurry University 14 14 21 8 – 57 West Texas A&M-D. Vaughan 27-40-1, 452 yds, 6 TD Statistics WTAMU MCM McMurry-G. Rodriguez 28-46-2, 344 yds, 5 TD; B. Lambert 9-11-0, 64 yds FIRST DOWNS...... 28 40 Receiving (Rec.-Yds.-TDs) RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...... 31-241 44-300 West Texas A&M-A. Johnson 5-97-1; W. Hudson 4-71-0; T. Allen 4-34-0; J. Watson PASSING YDS (NET)...... 452 408 3-63-1; J. Rhone 3-62-2; N. Slaughter 3-39-0; J. Jackson 3-15-0; A. Harris 1-63-1; T. Passes Comp-Att-Int...... 27-40-1 37-57-2 Hammargren 1-8-1. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 71-693 101-708 McMurry-J. Smith 9-95-1; G. Livingston 8-129-2; C. McCoy 5-47-1; C. Simpson 4-42-0; Fumble Returns-Yards-TD...... 1-36-1 0-0-0 R. Nelson 2-26-0; P. Grayer 2-15-1; C. Bausley 2-12-0. Punt Returns-Yards-TD...... 3-56-0 0-0-0 Tackle Leaders (UA.-A.-Tot) Kickoff Returns-Yards-TD...... 5-140-0 8-139-0 West Texas A&M-D. Morrison 7-4-11; K. Voss 4-5-9; C. Slater 6-2-8; T. McCuller Interception Returns-Yards-TD.... 2-29-0 1-51-0 5-2-7; C. Ceazer 4-3-7; W. Toliver 4-1-5; B. Johnson 3-2-5; E. Morriss 2-3-5; E. Westbrooks Punts (Number-Avg)...... 3-111 (37.0) 5-218 (43.6) 2-2-4; P. Youngman 1-3-4; A. Olson 0-4-4. Fumbles-Lost...... 0-0 1-1 McMurry-D. Guy 2-5-7; C. Jackson 5-1-6; J. Blair 3-3-6; C. Pippen 1-5-6; D. Johnson Penalties-Yards...... 18-121 10-83 4-1-5; C. Franklin 1-4-5; N. Alana 1-4-5; C. Middlebrooks 0-5-5. Possession Time...... 27:23 32:31 Defense Stats (Sacks-TFL-INT) Third-Down Conversions...... 6 of 12 9 of 19 West Texas A&M-C. Slater 0-0-1; C. Olson 1-1-0; D. Morrison 0-1.5-0; B. Johnson Fourth-Down Conversions...... 1 of 1 1 of 2 0-1-0; S. Pennix 0-1-0. Red-Zone Scores-Chances...... 9-9 5-6 McMurry- J. Blair 1-1-0; M. Rice 1-1-0; G. Adams 0-0-1; C. Jackson 0-1-0. Sacks By: Number-Yards...... 1-11 2-12 Buffalo Football

21 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book 2013 game recaps - Game 9 eastern new mexico at #8 West Texas A&M Saturday, November 2, 2013 • Kimbrough memorial stadium • Canyon, Texas • (7,167) eastern new mexico upsets buffs in final minute, 39-38 CANYON, Texas – Eastern New Mexico’s Christian Long capped an 11 play, 69-yard drive with a The Greyhounds eventually pushed into the two-point conversion with 45 seconds left to give ENMU its first lead of the game and pull the upset Buffs’ territory on their first possession of the of No . 8/15 West Texas A&M, 39-38 Saturday evening at Kimbrough Memorial Stadium . second quarter that began with Seth Bailey “You could kind of see it coming,” interim head coach Mike Nesbitt said . “They (Eastern) had a lot intercepting Vaughan in the middle of the field at of believe and they played well all week . When they got on that run, it was tough getting them off the ENMU 26 . of it . They deserve all of the credit and they played really well . We didn’t get our guys where they They crossed midfield on a first down, 34 yard 39 run by Cameron Mikell . The drive was kept alive needed to be . We have go back to the drawing board and improve .” on a defensive pass interference call on third and ENMU scored 15-unanswered points in the fourth quarter to pull the upset as it was the Grey- 16 . Buurma would then reach Adrian Horton on a hounds first win over WT since Oct . 9, 2004 – a span of seven-straight wins and the Greyhounds high pass down the middle for a 20 yard score to regained the Wagon Wheel . pull ENMU within seven . WT fell to 7-2 on the year and 3-2 in Lone Star Conference play and the loss really hurt its Seven plays and 21 yards later on the Buffs’ chances of making the NCAA playoffs . ENMU won its fourth-straight game and improved to 5-3 on ensuing possession spanning 2:25, Castillo the year and 3-1 in Lone Star Conference play as it stayed in a tie for first in the league standings . increased the lead to 10 with a long 55-yard field goal, just one yard shy of his career-best set last Following a rare missed field goal by WT kicker Sergio Castillo, Jr ., from 32 yards out with five season versus Abilene Christian . The kick just 38 minutes left, ENMU converted two 3rd and long passes as quarterback Jeremy Buurma hit Ricky had just enough, as Castillo received a favorable Milks for 34 yards and Jacob Johnson for 24 yards setting the Greyhounds up at the WT six . bounce off the crossbar . The WT defense forced ENMU into another third down from the nine and got the incomplete pass, ENMU’s triple-option offense immediately but the Buffs were called for roughing the passer and an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty setting stormed down the field on a nine play, 74-yard ENMU up with a first and goal from the two . Long scored the touchdown to pull ENMU to within scoring drive . After reaching the WT one yard line on a fourth and goal, the Greyhounds lined up as 38-37 prior to his two-point conversion . if to run a play, however, after calling a timeout they elected to take the three points on an 18-yard kick by Mitchell Cox . WT had one last chance with 45 seconds left, as Vaughan hooked up with Allen for 23 yards to The Buffs took their next drive down for a touchdown and the 24-10 lead with 2:09 left in the the ENMU 40 . A holding penalty put WT back to the 50 as Castillo came out for a 67-yard field goal half . Vaughn connected with junior Jeremy Watson on a 39 yard pass into the front-left corner of which came up just short as time expired . the end zone as the receiver slipped past the cornerback and just inside the pylon for the score . The Buffs were led by senior quarterback Dustin Vaughan who passed for 472 yards and five It was just a matter of seconds before the Greyhounds answered as Dmajeric Tucker returned touchdowns on 38 of 57 with one interception . Senior wide receiver Torrence Allen had 11 catches senior Kevin VanVoris’ kickoff 99-yards to the house . for 158 yards and two scores, while junior Anthony Johnson had 10 catches for 129 yards . Vaughan added yet another touchdown to the board before the close of the first frame . After Defensively, senior linebacker Taylor McCuller had 20 total tackles, along with six solo stops and reaching the one yard line on a fourth and goal, the Buffs chose to go for it leading to Allen’s second scoring grab of the evening while allowing the home to head into the break with the 31-17 lead . one tackle for loss . Senior defensive back Curtis Slater had 19 total tackles with 11 solo stops and The drive began with a 57 yard bomb from Vaughan to Rhone on first and 10 . two tackles for loss . The Buffs outgained the visitors in first-half yardage 332-176 . All of WT’s yards were in the air Long rushed for 121 yards and three scores to lead the Greyhounds, while Buurma was 8 of 16 with Vaughan going 26-of-38 . WT was led defensively by senior Curtis Slater with five tackles while for 148 yards and one touchdown . Defensively, Kevin Reaves led ENMU with 12 total tackles and redshirt-freshman Patric Youngman added 1 5. tackles-for-loss to his four total . seven solo stops . ENMU received the second half’s opening kickoff but managed only one play before giving up The fourth quarter opened as Long scored from eight yards out for a 38-31 WT lead . The Buffs an unforced fumble on second down . Westbrooks came up big for the Buffs as he picked up the and Greyhounds traded punts on their next possessions setting up the Buffs with a promising drive recovery at the visitors’ 22 yard line . Vaughn then threw his fifth touchdown of the game on the short five-play drive with an eight-yard strike to senior Jace Jackson across the middle with 12:45 with 10:20 left . on the clock . Vaughan hooked up with Allen for 22 yards on 3rd and six, followed by passes to sophomore The Greyhounds marched down 75 yards on their next possession but were held to a fourth and Geremy Alridge and Allen putting WT in ENMU territory . Alridge made a great spin move to gain 20 goal for the second time by the Buffs’ defense . This time; however, they took their chances which yards to the ENMU 23 . A rush by Vaughan and a pass to Rhone set WT up at the ENMU 15 . Castillo paid off as Christian Long found pushed through a hole in the middle to cross the goal line, bringing missed the field goal wide right for just his second miss to that point all season . the score to 38-24 with 6:33 left in the third quarter . After receiving the ball on his second possession with 9:40 left in the opening quarter, Vaughan The Buffs close out the home slate Saturday, Nov . 9 on Senior Night against West Georgia begin- drove the Buffs downfield on a seven-play, 58-yard scoring drive to take the 7-0 advantage, taking ning at 6 p .m . at Kimbrough Memorial Stadium . 2:40 off the clock . Vaughan completed passes to four different receivers during the drive en route to the eight-yard shovel pass to Nathan Slaughter for the score . Vaughan then capped off another short scoring drive (2:02) by connecting with senior Torrence Al- len on a 24-yard touchdown play to give the Buffs the two-score lead . The drive initially began at the Individual Statistics WT 31 with some fancy handwork by Allen . Vaughn tossed a 28 yard ball down the left sideline on Rushing (Att-Yds-TDs) first down leading to the diving one-handed reception by Allen as he picked up the completion with an outstretched hand . Eastern N.M.-C. Long 27-121-3; C. Mikell 2-57-0; J. Wells 8-35-0; D. Tucker 3-19-0; R. Milks 7-12-0; R. Lawrence 2-3-0; E. Spight 3--6-0; J. Buurma 7--9-0. West Texas A&M-G. Alridge 2-19-0; A. Harris 4-11-0; J. Rhone 2-9-0; TEAM 1--2-0; D. Eastern NEw Mexico 0 17 7 15 – 39 Vaughan 5--25-0. Passing (C-Att.-Int., Yds., TDs) West Texas A&M 14 17 7 0 – 38 Eastern N.M.-J. Buurma 8-16-0, 148 yds., 1 TD. Statistics enMU WTAMU West Texas A&M-D. Vaughan 38-57-1, 472 yds., 5 TD. FIRST DOWNS...... 24 23 Receiving (Rec.-Yds.-TDs) RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...... 59-232 14-12 Eastern N.M.-R. Milks 2-49-0; J. Johnson 1-24-0; D. Tucker 1-23-0; A. Horton 1-20-1; PASSING YDS (NET)...... 148 472 J. Wells 1-20-0; R. Lawrence 1-7-0; C. Long 1-5-0. Passes Comp-Att-Int...... 8-16-0 38-57-1 West Texas A&M-T. Allen 11-158-2; A. Johnson 10-129-0; J. Rhone 5-66-0; N. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 75-380 71-484 Slaughter 5-32-1; J. Jackson 4-33-1; J. Watson 2-46-1; G. Alridge 1-8-0. Fumble Returns-Yards-TD...... 0-0-0 0-0-0 Tackle Leaders (UA.-A.-Tot) Punt Returns-Yards-TD...... 1-1-0 1-0-0 Eastern N.M.-K. Reaves 7-5-12; J. Yearwood 2-5-7; I. Maiga 5-1-6; C. Brinton 4-1-5; D. Kickoff Returns-Yards-TD...... 4-172-1 6-149-0 McCloud 4-1-5; B. McCoy 2-3-5; S. Bailey 1-4-5; B. Langford 1-4-5; S. Vaifanua 0-4-4. Interception Returns-Yards-TD.... 1-0-0 0-0-0 West Texas A&M-C. Slater 14-5-19; T. McCuller 6-10-16; P. Youngman 2-6-8; S. Butler Punts (Number-Yds)...... 5-192 (38.4) 3-131 (43.7) 6-1-7; E. Westbrooks 3-1-4; W. Toliver 3-1-4; J. McSheffery 0-4-4. Fumbles Number-Lost...... 1-1 0-0 Defense Stats (Sacks-TFL-INT) Penalties-Yards...... 7-63 17-154 Eastern N.M.-B. McCoy 1.5-3-0; J. Yearwood 1-1-0; S. Bailey 0-0-1 Possession Time...... 33:02 26:58 West Texas A&M-E. Westbrooks 1-3-0; P. Youngman 1-2-0; C. Slater 0-2-0; C. Olson Third-Down Conversions...... 5 of 14 6 of 13 0-1-0; S. Pennix 0-1.5-0. Fourth-Down Conversions...... 1 of 1 1 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances...... 5-5 3-4 Sacks By: Number-Yards...... 4-30 2-11 Buffalo Football

22 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book 2013 game recaps - Game 10 west georgia wolves at #21/RV West Texas A&M buffaloes Saturday, November 9, 2013 • Kimbrough memorial stadium • Canyon, Texas • (6,178) Buffs stampede west georgia, 63-23 on senior night CANYON, Texas – No . 21 West Texas A&M downed visiting West Georgia Saturday night The Buffs’ defense forced a huge 63-23 on Senior Night as the Buffs improved to 8-2 on the year, while UWG fell to 5-5 . turnover on visitors’ next possession Senior quarterback Dustin Vaughan broke the Lone Star Conference all-time record for to regain possession at the UWG nine passing yards and total yards for a career in the game . yard line . Senior Curtis Slater smothered Before the game, the Buffs honored 26 seniors who were playing in their final regular Trainor for a sack eight yards back while season home game at Kimbrough Memorial Stadium . The 2013 Senior Class includes forcing the fumble . It was his conference 23 in alphabetical order; Torrence Allen (WR), Sergio Castillo (PK), David Christmas (DL), and national-best sixth forced fumble of Trevor Hammargren (WR), Aaron Harris (RB), Terrance Harris (OL), Jace Jackson (WR), the season . Senior defensive end Ethan Bryan Johnson (LB), Ramon Lopez (DS), Taylor McCuller (LB), John McSheffery (DB), Westbrooks picked up the loose ball to set Dwight Morrison (DB), LeBrandon Mosley (LB), Chris Olson (LB), Sidney Parker (WR), WT up with a 1st and goal . It took just two Shane Pennix (DL), Curtis Slater (DB), Nathan Slaughter (WR), Kevin VanVoris (P), Dustin plays for the Buffs to capitalize as Vaughan Vaughan (QB), Kyle Voss (LB), Marc Waller (OL), Patrick Ward (OL), Craig Watts (OL), once again hooked up with Johnson, this Ethan Westbrooks (DL) and Nick Whitt (LB) . time making it an eight-yard score, to go Vaughan became the all-time leading passer in Lone Star Conference history with up 21-7 with 7:06 left in the opening half . 63 12,142 passing yards surpassing Mitchell Gale of Abilene Christian (2009-2012) . He After forcing a punt on the Wolves’ next also moved into first all-time in total offense (12,268) surpassing Mitchell’s mark of possession, WT quickly added to the lead 12,176 . Vaughan went 29 of 41 for 370 yards and six touchdowns . He stands just on its first play . On first and 10,Vaughan two touchdowns shy of tying Billy Malone (2005-2009) of Abilene Christian with a tossed a short pass under heavy pressure conference-record career 114 touchdowns . Vaughan has a minimum of one game to Allen along the left sideline . Allen then turned on the boosters as he split the closing remaining in his collegiate career at Midwestern State next Saturday in a game with midfield gap for 62 yards and the score . The Buffs would add one more touchdown serious NCAA playoff implications . before the break as Vaughn found senior Jace Jackson in the back of the end zone on For the game, WT amassed 546 yards of total offense in the game, including 167 the next drive with only 10 seconds left for the 35-7 advantage . yards rushing after having just 12 yards on the ground last week . Senior running back WT outgained the Wolves 299-172 in the first two quarters as 239 of those yards Aaron Harris had 145 yards on the ground with two touchdowns, while senior Nathan came in the air . Vaughan went 16-24 with four scores . Harris picked up 59 on the Slaughter led the team with six catches for 83 yards and a score, while senior Torrence ground while reaching the end zone once . UWG picked up the majority of their yardage Allen led the team with 97 yards receiving . Slaughter, the nation’s leading kick returner, in the rushing game as they had three players with 30-plus . had one kickoff return for 93 yards and a touchdown . It was his nation-leading third Vaughan hit Slaughter from two yards out on a 65-yard drive that put the Buffs up kick return for a touchdown this season . 42-7 with 10:35 left in the third . The Buffs defense then forced another turnover over Defensively, senior Kyle Voss led the way with 13 total tackles and 2 .5 tackles for on the next possession as quarterback Dickey coughed up the ball on the UWG loss . WT tallied three sacks in the game and nine tackles for loss . 48 for the second fumble of the game . Soon after, Vaughan tossed is sixth touchdown The visiting Wolves put together a nice opening drive that began on their own 28 af- of the game as he reached Johnson once again . ter a 28 yard return by Derick Seward . After advancing to the WT 22, UWG quarterback With just over a minute left in the third quarter, Vaughan surpassed the all-time Austin Trainor overthrew a wide-open receiver in the middle of the end zone on 3rd and Lone Star Conference record for career passing yards with a 10 yard completion to 7, but the drive was kept alive after a roughing the passer penalty . Five plays later, the sophomore Word Hudson . Buffs’ defense stood tall and held the visitors to a 4th and 28 on the WT 29, where they The Buffs capped off an 11-play, 88-yard possession just over a minute into the gambled and turned the ball over on downs . fourth with Harris’ second score of the game on a 23-yard run . WT followed up with a short drive spanning 2:12 that covered 71 yards on seven After Quan Jones scored from a yard out with 8:27 left, Slaughter, who hadn’t been plays resulting in a score . Harris took the handoff at the UWG 36 and skated down the kicked to all night, took the ensuing kick 93-yards to the house for the score and a right sideline amongst excellent block support for the touchdown with 6:24 left in the 63-20 lead . UWG would add a field goal late for the final margin of 63-23 . opening quarter . The Buffs close out the 2013 regular season Saturday at 1 p .m . at Midwestern State . The ensuing WT drive spanning the first and second quarters saw Vaughan connect The Buffs need to win the regular season finale and potentially have a little bit of help with junior Anthony Johnson from seven yards out for the 14-0 lead . The 10-play, 80- to make the playoffs . yard drive ate up 4:46 off the clock . UWG answered quickly just six plays later as Seward powered through the middle and into the end zone to cut the Buffs’ lead to seven . The 73-yard drive started with a Individual Statistics 51-yard strike from Trainor to Denarius Appling to place the Wolves just outside the red Rushing (Att-Yds-TDs) zone . West Georgia-Q. Jones 19-97-2; O. Howard 5-59-0; D. Seward 11-59-1; D. Dickey 12-57-0; C. Lindsay 2-17-0; A. Trainor 3-3-0; TEAM 1--2-0. West Georgia 0 7 7 9 – 23 West Texas A&M-A. Harris 16-145-2; G. Alridge 4-13-0; D. Vaughan 3-9-0. Passing (C-Att.-Int., Yds., TDs) West Texas A&M 7 28 14 14 – 63 West Georgia-D. Dickey 3-10-0, 62 yds.; A. Trainor 4-9-0, 83 yds. Statistics UWG WTAMU West Texas A&M-D. Vaughan 29-41-0, 370 yds., 6 TD; D. Lehocky 1-2-0, 9 yds. FIRST DOWNS...... 25 25 Receiving (Rec.-Yds.-TDs) RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...... 53-290 23-167 West Georgia-D. Seward 2-15-0; Q. Jones 2-10-0; M. Johnson 1-56-0; D. Appling PASSING YDS (NET)...... 145 379 1-51-0; R. Snell 1-13-0. Passes Comp-Att-Int...... 7-19-0 30-43-0 West Texas A&M-N. Slaughter 6-83-1; T. Allen 5-97-1; J. Jackson 5-71-1; A. Johnson TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 72-435 66-546 5-52-3; W. Hudson 2-24-0; J. Watson 2-24-0; A. Harris 2-11-0; T. Hammargren 1-12-0; S. Fumble Returns-Yards-TD...... 0-0-0 0-0-0 Parker 1-9-0; J. Rhone 1--4-0. Punt Returns-Yards-TD...... 0-0-0 0-0-0 Tackle Leaders (UA.-A.-Tot) Kickoff Returns-Yards-TD...... 7-195-0 4-115-1 West Georgia-L. Ford 4-2-6; A. Armah 4-2-6; D. Amey 3-2-5; C. Hutton 3-1-4; C. Interception Returns-Yards-TD.... 0-0-0 0-0-0 Johnson 2-1-3; G. Freeman 2-1-3; A. Strakose 1-2-3. Punts (Number-Yds)...... 3-126 (42.0) 2-110 (55.0) West Texas A&M-K. Voss 4-9-13; D. Morrison 6-2-8; C. Slater 5-2-7; T. McCuller 3-4- Fumbles Number-Lost...... 5-3 0-0 7; P. Youngman 1-5-6; T. Oakley 3-1-4; M. Valele 0-4-4. Penalties-Yards...... 9-54 11-83 Defense Stats (Sacks-TFL-INT) Possession Time...... 35:11 24:49 West Georgia-A. Armah 0-1-0. Third-Down Conversions...... 6 of 13 6 of 10 West Texas A&M-C. Slater 1-1-0; C. Olson 1-2-0; L. Mosley 1-1-0; K. Voss 0-2.5-0; D. Fourth-Down Conversions...... 0 of 0 0 of 1 Morrison 0-1-0. Red-Zone Scores-Chances...... 3-5 5-5 Sacks By: Number-Yards...... 0-0 3-26 Buffalo Football

23 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book 2013 game recaps - Game 11 #25 west texas A&M at #24 midwestern state Saturday, November 16, 2013 • memorial stadium • WICHITA FALLS, texas • (8,123) #25 Buffs pull out hard-fought 19-12 win at #24 Midwestern State WICHITA FALLS, Texas – Two key interceptions by senior defensive back John McSheffery came up with the big inter- McSheffery keyed the West Texas A&M football team to a thrilling 19-12 victory at ception once again as he stepped in front Midwestern State Saturday afternoon in both teams’ regular season finales . With of the Jake Glover offering and returned it the win, WT improved to 9-2 on the year and 4-2 in Lone Star Conference play, 12 yards to the MSU 38 . while Midwestern State fell to 7-3 and 3-3 in league play . A big pass by Vaughan following a 19 With the win, Buffs certainly enhanced their playoff chances and will have holding penalty set the Buffs up with a to wait until tomorrow at 4 p .m . CT for the NCAA Selection Show which will be 2nd and 2 on an 18-yard pass to junior streamed live on NCAA .com . Last season the Buffs earned a No . 6-seed in the Anthony Johnson to the MSU 17 with 8:25 NCAA playoffs and advanced to the NCAA National Semifinal . left . Castillo kicked his record-breaking McSheffery had a WT season-high two interceptions in the game – one in each fifth field goal and tied the Lone Star half - which stopped big drives by MSU . He finished the game with three solo Conference career record with his 59th tackles . Redshirt freshman Patrick Youngman led the game with 13 total tackles field goal, but he was run into by MSU as and six solo stops along with one sack and two tackles for loss . Senior Taylor Mc- WT got the first down at the MSU 6 . The 12 Culler had 12 tackles with one sack and one tackle for loss . field goal would have tied J .W . Boren of In a game with a stiff wind directly out of the South, the Buffs marched down Tarleton State (1999-2002) . the field with the longest time-consuming drive of the season a 17-play, 72-yard Vaughan ran on a scramble and was driving taking 6:40 off the clock as the Buffs went into the wind in the first quarter . hit hard right at the goal line as the ball Senior kicker Sergio Castillo made a 20-yarder for the 3-0 lead . During the drive, squirted out into the end zone . A mad dash ensued as senior wide receiver Tor- senior quarterback Dustin Vaughan completed a tough third-and-eight to senior rence Allen came up with the fumble recovery and touchdown for a 19-6 lead with Nathan Slaughter for 14 yards to keep the drive alive . 6:17 left . On the ensuing MSU possession, the Mustangs came right back with a 39-yard MSU marched down the field mainly with the passing game and Jackson field goal . Vaughan’s pass at the WT 39 was picked off by Travis Stephens on the punched it in from 1-yard out with 1:30 left . Sophomore defensive lineman Alex next WT possession . Tucci blocked the extra-point for a 19-12 score . Castillo belted his second field goal and 56th of his career for a 6-3 lead with The Mustangs got the onside kick at their 47 . After an incomplete pass, Glover 10:06 remaining in the first half . connected with Breion Evans for seven yards to the WT 46 . A huge sack by seniors From there, MSU’s Keidrick Jackson went 68-yards down to the WT seven on Kyle Voss and Shane Pennix put the Mustangs in a 4th and 10 . Glover was rushed the opening play of its next drive . After a short run to the three, Shavodrick Bea- by Youngman and overthrew the intended receiver as WT took over and ran the ver’s pass was intercepted in the back of the end zone by McSheffery preserving clock out . the 6-3 lead . Vaughan was 23 of 46 with two interceptions and 250 yards . He still is two WT senior punter Kevin VanVoris booted a season-long 72-yarder with the win touchdown passes shy of tying the Lone Star Conference career record of 114 set and after a short punt by MSU, WT took over at the Mustang 39 as WT stretched by Abilene Christian’s Billy Malone (2005-2009) . Senior running back Aaron Harris the lead to 9-3 with 4:12 remaining in the half . Neither team did much with the had 38 yards on the ground, while Allen had seven receptions for 94 yards and the ball the rest of the half as WT went into intermission with the six-point advantage . fumble recovery for the Buffs’ only touchdown . MSU scored a 41-yard field goal with the win on its opening possession of the MSU was led by Jackson who had 132 yards on the ground on 25 carries and third quarter for a 9-6 deficit . The Buffs had a promising drive stalled with an one score . Other than the 68-yarder, he was pretty well contained by the Buffs in interception at the MSU 30 by Neiko Conway midway through the quarter . the game . Glover was 10 of 18 with a pick for 116 yards . Strange had a game- The Mustangs looked as if they’d capitalize, but two huge tackles for losses on high 117 yards on seven receptions . second and third down by Youngman, pushed the Mustangs out of as they settled for a punt . Punter Greg Saladino put a great punt to the WT 2 . Slaughter and Vaughan hooked up for a 20-yard pass getting the Buffs out of a hole on a 2nd and 7 from the five as the third quarter expired . Individual StatisticS Leaders WT marched to the MSU 30 as Castillo belted his fourth field goal of the game tying his own school record set earlier this season in the thrilling win versus Chad- Rushing (Att-Yds-TDs) ron State in the Lone Star Football Festival for a 12-6 lead . West Texas A&M-A. Harris 13-38-0; G. Alridge 5-30-0; D. Vaughan 7-1-0; TEAM 3--4- 0; T. Allen 0-0-1. Midwestern State-K. Jackson 25-132-1; D. Taylor 4-8-0; P. Smith 2--2-0; J. Glover WEST tEXAS a&m 3 6 0 10 – 19 1--7-0. S. Beaver 8--8-0. mIDWESTERN sTATE 3 0 3 6 – 12 Passing (C-Att.-Int., Yds., TDs) West Texas A&M-D. Vaughan 23-46-2, 0. Statistics WTAMU MSU Midwestern State-J. Glover 10-18-1, 0; S. Beaver 2-3-1, 0. FIRST DOWNS...... 22 14 Receiving (Rec.-Yds.-TDs) RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...... 28-65 40-123 West Texas A&M-T. Allen 7-94-0; N. Slaughter 5-50-0; A. Harris 4-39-0; A. Johnson PASSING YDS (NET)...... 250 161 3-37-0; J. Jackson 2-8-0; T. Hammargren 1-13-0; J. Watson 1-9-0. Passes Comp-Att-Int...... 23-46-2 12-21-2 Midwestern State-M. Strange 7-117-0; D. Taylor 2-25-0; B. Evans 2-13-0; H. Wills TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 74-315 61-284 1-6-0. Fumble Returns-Yards-TD...... 0-0-0 0-0-0 Tackle Leaders (UA.-A.-Tot) Punt Returns-Yards-TD...... 0-0-0 0-0-0 West Texas A&M-P. Youngman 6-7-13; T. McCuller 4-8-12; C. Slater 7-1-8; L. Willrich Kickoff Returns-Yards-TD...... 0-0-0 1-11-0 2-5-7; S. Pennix 1-5-6; K. Voss 1-4-5; C. Olson 3-1-4; D. Morrison 1-3-4. Interception Returns-Yards-TD.... 2-12-0 2-17-0 Midwestern State-N. Conway 6-3-9; M. Christian 3-5-8; T. Jackson 4-3-7; T. Stephens Punts (Number-Avg)...... 2-118 (59.0) 4-133 (33.2) 2-4-6; L. Williams 3-2-5; G. Muse 3-1-4. Fumbles-Lost...... 1-0 1-0 Defense Stats (Sacks-TFL-INT) Penalties-Yards...... 6-45 6-45 West Texas A&M-P. Youngman 1-2-0; T. McCuller 1-1-0; J. McSheffery 0-0-2; S. Pennix Possession Time...... 30:57 29:03 0.5-1.5-0; K. Voss 0.5-0.5-0; D. Morrison 0-0.5-0; L. Willrich 0-0.5-0. Third-Down Conversions...... 9 of 17 5 of 14 Midwestern State-T. Stephens 1-1-1; B. Afutiti 1-1-0; N. Conway 0-1-1; L. Williams Fourth-Down Conversions...... 0 of 0 1 of 2 0-1-0; D. Laudermilk 0-1-0. Red-Zone Scores-Chances...... 3-3 1-2 Sacks By: Number-Yards...... 3-27 2-13 Buffalo Football

24 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book 2013 NCAA First Round - Game 12 #17 west texas A&M at #10 Indianapolis Saturday, November 23, 2013 • Key stadium • indianapolis, indiana • (3,106) No. 17 Buffs upend no. 10 indianapolis in ncaa first round, 27-14 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – The No . 19 West Texas A&M opened the 2013 NCAA Division marched down the field and Vaughan II playoffs with a thrilling 27-14 victory Saturday afternoon at No . 10 Indianapolis tied the LSC record at that point with a in the 3/6 matchup in Super Region Four . With the win, the Buffs improved to 10-2 20-yard touchdown pass to Allen for a on the year and Indianapolis finished its season with a 10-2 record . 14-7 lead . Following a three-and-out by On a cold and windy November day, the Buffs came out and continued their the Greyhounds, the Buffs moved to the 27 strong play on both sides of the ball picking up where they left off last week . WT Indy 14 as Castillo kicked the record- handed Indianapolis, a member of the Great Lakes Valley Conference, its first Divi- tying field goal for a 17-7 lead . sion II loss of the season . The Buffs now travel to No . 2-seed Ohio Dominican next The Buffs had chance for more, but Saturday at 12 p .m . ET in Columbus, Ohio . Castillo’s field goal from 35-yards out WT set a couple of Lone Star Conference records in the game Saturday as was wide left as the second quarter senior quarterback Dustin Vaughan became the LSC’s all-time leading touchdown came to a close . passer as he went 37 of 47 for 320 yards and three scores surpassing the previ- UIndy chose the ball in the first half ous record of 114 set by Abilene Christian’s Billy Malone (2005-2009) . Vaughan after winning the toss, giving the Buffs 14 now has 115 touchdowns for his career and 45 for the season, tying last season’s the ball to open the third quarter . WT mark . marched down 75 yards in 17 plays Senior kicker Sergio Castillo, Jr ., also set a LSC record as he connected on two for the longest drive time of the season of three field goals in the game breaking the LSC record for career field goals with at 8:25 for a 19-yard field goal from 60 . Tarleton State’s J .W . Boren (1999-2002) owned the previous mark of 59 on 83 Castillo for the record-breaker and a 20-7 lead . attempts . Castillo now is 60 of 75 . The Greyhounds came back with some nice passing from Barthel as he con- WT senior wide receiver Torrence Allen had a career-high 15 catches and tallied nected on a 35-yard touchdown on a 3rd and 11 from the WT 35 for a 20-14 score 146 yards and a score, while senior Jace Jackson hauled in eight receptions for as the momentum was beginning to shift back to the home team . 65 yards and a score . Junior Anthony Johnson had two catches for 42 yards and a Slaughter took the ensuing kickoff 63 yards to the UIndy 25 to silence the crowd score . and set the Buffs up with great field position . Vaughan and Co ., made quick work On the ground, senior Aaron Harris had 59 yards on 13 receptions as the Buffs as he tossed a 12-yard touchdown pass to Jackson on a 3rd and 8 from the UIndy tallied 115 rushing yards on 31 carries . Senior return specialist Nathan Slaughter 12 for a 27-14 score and the record-breaking touchdown . had three kick returns for 106 yards as he entered the game leading the nation in The Greyhounds had a nice drive going early in the fourth, but the WT defense kick return yardage and kick return touchdowns . stood strong in the fourth quarter as Fiechter was stopped by senior defensive line- Defensively, the Buffs had their third consecutive solid outing as they held man Ethan Westbrooks short of a first down and a 4th and 2 from the WT 24 giving prolific UIndy running back Klay Fiechter, who entered the game as the GLVC’s the Buffs the ball back . leading rusher, to just 67 yards on 16 carries . WT also flustered quarterback Con- After a WT punt, the Greyhounds had another chance to cut the deficit, but Mor- nor Barthel who entered leading the nation in completion percentage at 75 percent riss had other plans as he picked of the Barthel offering on a 3rd and 10 from the and fourth in passing efficiency to 19 of 37 for 190 yards and two scores along UIndy 15 to seal the win . with an interception . The Buffs now return to Ohio for the second consecutive season in the second WT senior linebacker Kyle Voss had a team-high eight total tackles with six solo round as WT defeated No . 2-seed Ashland (Ohio) 33-28 last season in the second stops and one sack . Sophomore Ethan Morriss had six tackles with four solo stops round en route to the National Semifinals . Ticket information for Saturday’s game and an interception to seal the victory in the fourth quarter . will be on www .gobuffsgo .com when it becomes available . The Greyhounds opened the game and marched down the field as Barthel con- nected with Joe Bell on a 17-yard, great one-handed touchdown on a 4th and 1 from the WT 17 for a 7-0 lead with 9:50 remaining in the first quarter . The Buffs responded in kind as Vaughan came out on fire as he connected on all six passes on the drive and ran for a first down on 4th and 3 from the UIndy 37 . Individual StatisticS Leaders Vaughan’s sixth pass on the drive came from 20 yards out as he hooked up with Johnson for a 7-7 score with 5:57 left in the first quarter . Rushing (Att-Yds-TDs) After a punt by the Greyhounds whichwas downed at the WT 7, the Buffs West Texas A&M-A. Harris 13-59-0; G. Alridge 10-54-0; D. Vaughan 8-2-0. Indianapolis-K. Fiechter 16-67-0; C. Barthel 9-55-0. WEST tEXAS a&m 7 10 10 0 – 27 Passing (C-Att.-Int., Yds., TDs) Indianapolis 7 0 7 0 – 14 West Texas A&M-D. Vaughan 37-47-0, 320 yds, 3 TD; TEAM 0-1-0, 0, 0. Indianapolis-C. Barthel 19-37-1, 190 yds, 2 TD; TEAM 0-1-0, 0, 0. Statistics WTAMU UINDY FIRST DOWNS...... 28 17 Receiving (Rec.-Yds.-TDs) RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...... 31-115 25-122 West Texas A&M-T. Allen 15-146-1; J. Jackson 8-65-1; G. Alridge 3-28-0; J. Rhone PASSING YDS (NET)...... 320 190 3-16-0; J. Watson 3-10-0; A. Johnson 2-42-1; N. Slaughter 2-11-0; A. Harris 1-2-0. Passes Comp-Att-Int...... 37-48-0 19-38-1 Indianapolis-G. Johnson 5-64-0; K. Fiechter 5-27-0; R. Horn 3-45-1; C. Simmons 2-16- TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 79-435 63-312 0; L. Young 2-14-0; J. Bell 1-17-1; D. Meyer 1-7-0. Fumble Returns-Yards-TD...... 0-0-0 0-0-0 Punt Returns-Yards-TD...... 0-0-0 1-24-0 Tackle Leaders (UA.-A.-Tot) Kickoff Returns-Yards-TD...... 3-106-0 5-100-0 West Texas A&M-K. Voss 6-2-8; E. Morriss 4-2-6; T. McCuller 4-2-6; D. Morrison 4-2- Interception Returns-Yards-TD.... 1--1-0 0-0-0 6; C. Slater 3-2-5; T. Oakley 3-0-3; L. Willrich 2-1-3. Punts (Number-Avg)...... 3-124 (41.3) 5-152 (30.4) Indianapolis-T. Hacker 9-3-12; J. Grossnickle 7-5-12; J. Ban 8-2-10; E. Antonietti 4-4-8; Fumbles-Lost...... 4-0 0-0 M. Phillips 4-2-6; A. Smith 4-1-5; K. Orris 4-0-4; J. Strickland 3-1-4; V. Maida 3-0-3. Penalties-Yards...... 5-35 4-34 Possession Time...... 34:15 25:45 Defense Stats (Sacks-TFL-INT) Third-Down Conversions...... 7 of 14 7 of 16 West Texas A&M-K. Voss 1-1-0; L. Willrich 0-1-0; P. Youngman 0-1-0; E. Morriss 0-0-1. Fourth-Down Conversions...... 1 of 2 1 of 2 Indianapolis-V. Maida 1-1-0; A. Hanna 1-1-0; L. Campbell 0-1-0. Red-Zone Scores-Chances...... 4-5 1-1 Sacks By: Number-Yards...... 1-5 2-13 Buffalo Football

25 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book 2013 NCAA SECOND ROUND - Game 13 #17 west texas A&M at #7 Ohio Dominican Saturday, November 30, 2013 • Panther Field • Columbus, ohio • (783) No. 6-Seed Buffs Down no. 2-Seed Ohio Dominican in ncaa second round, 34-27 COLUMBUS, Ohio – There must be something about the Buckeye State that the West end zone to Abe Johnson who bobbled it and Texas A&M football team likes . For the second consecutive season, the Buffaloes pulled the Ceazer was there for the pick which com- upset in the State of Ohio . This time, WT down No . 2-seed Ohio Dominican 34-27 in the pletely turned the momentum back in favor of second round Saturday to advance to the NCAA quarterfinals for the second consecutive WT . season . From there, the Buffs marched down the With the win, WT improved to 11-2 on the season and advanced to the quarterfinals field from their own three as they converted 34 for just the second time in school history . The Buffs will travel to Grand Valley State next a huge 3rd and 16 with a great catch and run Saturday as GVSU upset top-seeded Colorado State-Pueblo, 34-30 in Pueblo, Colo . by Johnson for 46 yards to the ODU 35 . WT WT moved to 8-6 all-time in the NCAA tournament and the fifth road win in the past six got down to the eight, but settled for a tying NCAA playoff games for WT . The Buffs downed No . 2-seed Ashland University last season field goal from Castillo at 13-13 . 33-28 . It was the fifth time in school historyWT has won 11 or more games in school his- ODU once again got into Buff territory tory . late in the third as Miller passed to Nate With the win, the Buffs snapped the nation’s longest winning streak which Ohio Domini- Weeks for 14 yards and first down, but Slater can held at 15 games dating back to last season . ODU was 10-0 this season playing in their stripped the ball and the Buffs recovered with 27 first NCAA playoff game since transitioning from NAIA to Division II . WT ended Ashland’s less than a minute remaining in the quarter . perfect season last year in the second round . On a third and 10, Johnson came up with In a very physical game, the Buffs racked up 530 yards of offense against ODU on another big catch as he went 20 yards from Saturday, with 416 passing yards and 114 rushing yards as they held the high-powered ODU Vaughan to the ODU 33 keeping the drive offense to 392 yards, but just 143 on the ground, which was well below their average com- alive . A defensive holding penalty on the ing in, and 249 through the air . Panthers on a 3rd and 10 also kept the drive alive as Johnson scored from five yards out for Senior quarterback Dustin Vaughan really enhanced his Harlon Hill chances as he threw a 20-13 lead . for 416 yards and four touchdowns on 39 of 53 with one interception . After a punt by the Panthers, the Buffs were looking like they were going to punt as they Sophomore running back Geremy Alridge and senior running back Aaron Harris each had a 3rd and 10 from their own 31 . Vaughan threw a short screen to Allen who took it to had strong games with 76 and 65 yards rushing, respectively, which allowed Vaughan time the house for a 69-yard score and 27-13 WT lead with 9:18 left . to throw the ball . Senior receiver Torrence Allen continued to have strong outings in the The Panthers punted on their next possession, but Vaughan was intercepted by Justin Bell playoffs with 11 catches for 145 yards and a score, while junior receiver Anthony Johnson at the ODU 35 and he returned it 32 yards to the WT 33 with 6:33 left keeping the Panthers had 10 catches for 168 yards and two scores . in the game . Defensively, the Buffs came up big once again against a strong running team as the A key personal foul on WT set the Panthers up at the WT 18 . Miller tossed a 14-yarder to 1,000-yard tandem of Brandon Schoen and Mark Nichols had a combined 110 yards and no Johnson for a 27-20 score with 6:01 left . touchdowns as each entered the game averaging over 100 yards a piece . Senior linebacker The Buffs pounded the run game on the next possession to eat the clock as Alridge gained Taylor McCuller had a team-high 13 total tackles, while senior linebacker Kyle Voss added 10 34 yards on the ground and Vaughan tallied his fourth score of the day and second to John- tackles and two tackles for loss . son for 31-yards and score on a 2nd and nine for the ODU 31 to go back up 14 at 34-20 . The biggest play(s) defensively came from the secondary as sophomore Chris Ceazer ODU wouldn’t go quietly as the Panthers marched down the field with 2:07 left and were picked off a pass in the end zone and senior Curtis Slater forced his seventh fumble of the helped out by a pair of unsportsmanlike conduct penalties took the ball from the WT 32 to season with the Buffs recovering . the WT six . Ronnel Spates scored on the ground from six yards out for a 34-27 score . After a punt by the Buffs on the opening possession, the Panthers moved right down the The Panthers kicked the onside kick and recovered, but it didn’t go the required 10 yards field with an eight play, 65-yard drive using 2:59 on the clock as quarterback Mark Miller as WT took over at the ODU 44 with 1:26 left . A big first down pickup by Alridge on 3rd and tossed a three-yard touchdown pass to Jerad Butler for a 7-0 lead . 1 from the ODU 35 sealed the win . The teams traded punts the next eight possessions combined as the defenses stood tall . WT now travels to Grand Valley State next Saturday at a time to be announced in the With 6:45 left in the second quarter, the Buffs took possession at their own 14 . Vaughan NCAA Quarterfinals . WT and GVSU have met twice with GVSU winning both in the season began getting into rhythm as he had nine passes on the drive and threw a three-yard pass to openers in 2009 (Canyon) and 2010 (Allendale) . Alridge for a 7-7 score late in the half . ODU came out and methodically moved down the field like it did on its first drive as Miller threw an 8-yard strike to Nick McKnight on a 3rd and goal for a 13-7 lead . Redshirt fresh- man LaPear Willrich blocked the extra point attempt . Two big rushes by Harris for 30 yards set the Buffs up at the ODU 35 on the ensuing pos- Individual StatisticS Leaders session . Senior kicker Sergio Castillo nailed a 44-yarder for a 13-10 deficit with 10:06 left in the third . Rushing (Att-Yds-TDs) The Panthers drove on the ensuing drive down to the WT six . Miller threw a pass in the West Texas A&M-G. Alridge 18-76-0; A. Harris 11-65-0. Ohio Dominican-B. Schoen 14-65-0; M. Nichols 11-45-0; R. Spates 3-20-1; M. Miller WEST tEXAS a&m 0 7 6 21 – 34 5-9-0; A. Johnson 1-4-0. Ohio Dominican 7 0 6 14 – 27 Passing (C-Att.-Int., Yds., TDs) West Texas A&M-D. Vaughan 39-52-1, 416, 4 TD; W. Hudson 0-1-0, 0, 0 TD. Statistics WTAMU ODU Ohio Dominican- M. Miller 20-33-1, 249, 3 TD. FIRST DOWNS...... 30 24 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...... 38-114 34-143 Receiving (Rec.-Yds.-TDs) PASSING YDS (NET)...... 416 249 West Texas A&M-T. Allen 11-145-1; A. Johnson 10-168-2; J. Jackson 8-43-0; G. Passes Comp-Att-Int...... 39-53-1 20-33-1 Alridge 3-27-1; J. Rhone 3-9-0; N. Slaughter 2-11-0; A. Harris 1-7-0; T. Hammargren 1-6-0. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 91-530 67-392 Ohio Dominican-N. Weeks 6-103-0; A. Johnson 6-93-1; C. Williams 3-17-0; N. McK- Fumble Returns-Yards-TD...... 0-0-0 0-0-0 night 2-10-1; R. Spates 1-21-0; J. Butler 1-3-1; R. McCloud 1-2-0. Punt Returns-Yards-TD...... 3-1-0 3-27-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards-TD...... 3-25-0 4-73-0 Tackle Leaders (UA.-A.-Tot) Interception Returns-Yards-TD.... 1-2-0 1-32-0 West Texas A&M-T. McCuller 10-5-15; K. Voss 7-4-11; E. Morriss 5-3-8; C. Slater 4-1- Punts (Number-Avg)...... 5-215 (43.0) 7-245 (35.0) 5; B. Johnson 3-2-5; D. Morrison 3-1-4; L. Willrich 1-3-4. Fumbles-Lost...... 2-0 1-1 Ohio Dominican-J. Bell 6-8-14; C. Culbertson 5-7-12; W. Shields 6-5-11; D. Clegg 4-6- Penalties-Yards...... 11-106 3-20 10; B. Eakins 7-2-9; D. Harris 5-3-8; B. McCurdy 2-4-6. Possession Time...... 37:12 22:48 Third-Down Conversions...... 8 of 16 5 of 12 Defense Stats (Sacks-TFL-INT) Fourth-Down Conversions...... 0 of 0 0 of 0 West Texas A&M-B. Johnson 1-2-0; E. Morriss 0-2-0; L. Willrich 0-2-0; C. Ceazer Red-Zone Scores-Chances...... 3-3 4-5 0-0-1. Sacks By: Number-Yards...... 1-1 4-33 Ohio Dominican-W. Shields 1-2-0; D. Harrison 1-1-0; C. Culbertson 1-1.5-0. Buffalo Football

26 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book 2013 NCAA QUARTERFINAL - Game 14 #17 west texas A&M at #22 grand valley state Saturday, December 7, 2013 • lubbers stadium • allendale, michigan • (4,296) Buffs Fall at grand valley state in NCAA Quarterfinal ALLENDALE, Mich. – The No . 19/17 West Texas A&M football team dropped a 35-28 Harris and the Buffs continued the strong decision at No . 22/23 Grand Valley State Saturday afternoon in the NCAA Quarterfinal offensive play as they turned to the run round . With the loss, the Buffs end their season with an 11-3 record, while GVSU more on the second offensive possession . improved to 12-2 . On a 4th and 2, Vaughan connected with WT was led by senior quarterback Dustin Vaughan who threw for 397 yards on 36 of senior Jace Jackson for a big first down to 28 53 with four touchdowns and three interceptions . Junior wide receiver Anthony John- keep the drive alive . Johnson had two big son and senior Torrence Allen each had 11 receptions with Johnson have a game-high catches, one for 29 yards on a 3rd and 3 165 yards with two scores, while Allen had 141 yards . from the GVSU 30 . Vaughan connected with The Buffs dominated a majority of the stats, but not the scoreboard one at the end . Jackson for a 2-yard score and a 14-0 lead WT outgained GVSU 434-295 and 397-219 in passing yards . WT had 37 yards rushing with 4:32 remaining in the first quarter . and the Lakers had 76 . Credit GVSU as it held WT to 124 yards of total offense in the A holding penalty on the Buffs put the second half after having 310 yards of offense in the first half . Lakers in good possession on the next drive . Three, third quarter interceptions proved costly for WT as the Lakers converted two GV quarterback Heath Parling tossed a 36- into touchdowns and used a fake punt for a first down setting up the go ahead and yard touchdown pass to Brandan Green for a 35 game winning touchdown in the quarter . 14-7 score with 2:25 left in the frame . “Obviously he made a great play on the first one,” Vaughan said . “The second one WT didn’t fret as it came right back once the ball came out wrong and didn’t go where I wanted it to and the third I made a bad again and used a 12 play 76-yard drive con- decision and should have taken the sack and move on to the next play . Grand Valley suming 5:38 on the clock as Vaughan made made plays when it mattered and we didn’t .” another great third down conversion setting the Buffs up with a 1st and goal at the one WT didn’t quit as a nice interception by senior Curtis Slater deep in WT territory and on a 24-yard pass to senior Trevor Hammargren . Vaughan tossed his third touchdown a fumble recovery by senior linebacker Taylor McCuller in the fourth quarter gave the pass of the half, this time to senior Torrence Allen for a 21-7 score . Buffs a chance . GVSU had a great kickoff return from Erick Thompson setting the Lakers up once Vaughan and Co ., marched to the GVSU seven, but the fourth down pass sailed high again with good field position . Parling threw a 46-yard touchdown pass in the flat to in the end zone on a bang-bang play that could have been called pass interference . Kirk Spencer who broke a number of tackles for the score on a 2 play, 47-yard drive and GVSU had to punt on its next possession as WT had another chance down seven late in a 21-14 score . the game . Again, WT had the answer silencing the crowd again as a steady mix of running and WT later reached to the GV 22, but senior kicker Sergio Castillo uncharacteristically nice passing from Vaughan as he connected a 3rd and 13 and a 3rd and 15 on the drive missed his second field goal of the game with 2:13 left . with a pair of 22-yard passes to Allen . Johnson climbed the ladder for a great leaping The Buff “D” needed to stand strong once again and forced a third and seven from catch for his second touchdown reception of the half and a 28-14 lead . the GVSU 25, but Parling broke a tackle and scampered 12 yards for the first down to GVSU went three-and-out once again as WT took over inside Laker territory and got seal the game . to the 29, but a sack forced the Buffs into a long field goal . Senior kicker Sergio Castillo Vaughan finished a stellar season with a school and conference record 5,401 yards missed a 50-yarder wide left with 1:23 left . passing and 53 touchdowns . He finished his career with 13,525 yards passing and The Buff defense stood tall as GVSU tried to go for the two-for-one late in the half, but 123 touchdown passes . Vaughan now will wait to see if he is invited to Florence, Ala ., Westrbrooks came up with his second sack of the half to stymie the drive and end the as one of the final three for the 2013 . Vaughan finished fourth in the half . balloting last season . WT tallied 310 yards of offense in the first half to just 126 for the Lakers . Vaughan WT set the conference record for points in a season with 645 points surpassing was 23 of 31 passing for 293 yards and four touchdowns . Both Allen and Johnson were Abilene Christian’s mark of 639 set in 2007 . The Buffs came within three completions over 100 yards receiving as Johnson had nine catches for 152 yards and Allen had 101 of the LSC record of 460 for the season and set the conference passing record with yards . 5,544 yards . They also set the total plays mark of 1066 surpassing the previous mark The Buffs tallied 16 first downs in the half to just seven for GVSU and was 9 of 11 on of 1,028 set by Eastern New Mexico in 2009 . third down while the Lakers were 1 of 4 . The Buffs took the opening kick and marched right down the field asVaughan was on fire . He went 5 for 5 on the opening drive as WT went six plays for 70 yards with Vaughan hooking up with Johnson for a 33-yard touchdown and a 7-0 lead just 2:24 Individual StatisticS Leaders into the contest . Rushing (Att-Yds-TDs) The Buff “D” stood tall on the Lakers opening possession as senior defensive lineman West Texas A&M-A. Harris 16-46-0; G. Alridge 5 12-0; D. Vaughan 3--21-0. Ethan Westbrooks came up with a huge sack on a 3rd and 12 forcing a punt . Grand Valley State-C. Robinson 16-48-0; K. Spencer 6-21-1; A. Voss 1-18-0; B. Green WEST tEXAS a&m 14 14 0 0 – 28 1-7-0; B. Hutchins 1-0-0; H. Parling 4--8-0. Grand valley state 7 7 21 0 – 35 Passing (C-Att.-Int., Yds., TDs) West Texas A&M-D. Vaughan 36-53-3, 397, 4 TD. Statistics WTAMU GVSU Grand Valley State- H. Parling 16-32-1, 219, 4 TD. FIRST DOWNS...... 23 22 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...... 24-37 31-76 Receiving (Rec.-Yds.-TDs) PASSING YDS (NET)...... 397 219 West Texas A&M-A. Johnson 11-165-2; T. Allen 11-141-1; N. Slaughter 4-28-0; J. Passes Comp-Att-Int...... 36-53-3 16-32-1 Jackson 4-18-1; J. Rhone 2-19-0; A. Harris 1--1-0; T. Hammargren 1-24-0.. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS..... 80-434 63-295 Grand Valley State-K. Spencer 4-77-1; J. Potts 4-49-1; B. Green 3-51-1; C. Robinson Fumble Returns-Yards-TD...... 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-28-0; B. Seiler 1-12-0; J. Wirth 1-2-1. Punt Returns-Yards-TD...... 1-3-0 0-0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards-TD...... 6-121-0 4-88-0 Tackle Leaders (UA.-A.-Tot) Interception Returns-Yards-TD.... 1-6-0 3-23-0 West Texas A&M-C. Slater 6-2-8; K. Voss 3-5-8; L. Willrich 1-5-6; T. McCuller 1-4-5; C. Punts (Number-Avg)...... 2-99 (49.5) 4-195 (36.5) Olson 1-4-5; E. Morriss 1-3-4. Fumbles-Lost...... 0-0 1-1 Grand Valley State-D. Hurst 9-6-15; R. Williams 5-3-8; L. Ware 4-3-7; J. Kaufman Penalties-Yards...... 8-92 3-22 2-4-6; I. Dunning 1-5-6; D. Hogan 0-6-6; B. Horling 2-3-5. Possession Time...... 33:03 26:57 Third-Down Conversions...... 10 of 18 6 of 13 Defense Stats (Sacks-TFL-INT) Fourth-Down Conversions...... 1 of 2 2 of 2 West Texas A&M-E. Westbrooks 2-2-0; L. Willrich 0-1.5-0; C. Olson 0-1-0; C. Slater Red-Zone Scores-Chances...... 3-5 3-3 0-0-1. Sacks By: Number-Yards...... 2-21 3-21 Grand Valley State-L. Ware 1-2-0; J. Kaufman 1-1-0; C. Hill 0-1-0; D. Hurst 0-1-1. Buffalo Football

27 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book 2013 season superlatives West Texas A&M Individual Game Highs Opponent Individual Game Highs

Rushes: ...... 18, Geremy Alridge at Ohio Dominican (Nov . 30, 2013) Rushes: ...... 27, Christian Long vs . Eastern New Mexico (Nov . 2, 2013) Yards Rushing: ...... 145, Aaron Harris vs . West Georgia (Nov . 9, 2013) Yards Rushing: ...... 159, Paxton Grayer at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) TD Rushes: ...... 3, Twice; Last, Geremy Alridge at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) TD Rushes: ...... 3, Christian Long vs . Eastern New Mexico (Nov . 2, 2013) Long Rush: ...... 51, Aaron Harris at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Long Rush: ...... 77, Glen Clinton vs . Chadron State (Sept . 12, 2013) Pass Attempts: ...... 62, Dustin Vaughan vs . Texas A&M-Commerce (Sept . 21, 2013) Pass Attempts: ...... 46, Gabe Rodriguez at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Pass Completions: ...... 39, Dustin Vaughan at Ohio Dominican (Nov . 30, 2013) Pass Completions: ...... 28, Twice; Last, Gabe Rodriguez at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Yards Passing: ...... 508, Dustin Vaughan vs . Texas A&M-Commerce (Sept . 21, 2013) Yards Passing: ...... 394, J . Fenske at Tarleton State (Oct . 12, 2013) TD Passes: ...... 7, Dustin Vaughan vs . Central State (Oct . 5, 2013) TD Passes: ...... 5, Gabe Rodriguez at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Long Pass: ...... 72, Dustin Vaughan at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Long Pass: ...... 75, Tyrik Rollison vs . Texas A&M-Commerce (Sept . 21, 2013) Receptions: ...... 15, Torrence Allen at Indianapolis (Nov . 23, 2013) Receptions: ...... 9, Three times; Last, Jeret Smith at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Yards Receiving: ...... 208, Torrence Allen at Western State (Sept . 7, 2013) Yards Receiving: ...... 178, L . Meyers at Tarleton State (Oct . 12, 2013) TD Receptions: ...... 3, Anthony Johnson vs . West Georgia (Nov . 9, 2013) TD Receptions: ...... 2, Three times; Last, Greg Livingston at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Long Reception: ...... 72, Anthony Johnson at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Long Reception: ...... 75, Vernon Johnson vs . Texas A&M-Commerce (Sept . 21, 2013) Field Goals: ...... 4, Twice by Sergio Castillo; Last, at Midwestern State (Nov . 16, 2013) Field Goals: ...... 1, Five Times; Last, L . Howington vs . West Georgia (Nov . 9, 2013) Long Field Goal: ...... 55, Sergio Castillo vs . Eastern New Mexico (Nov . 2, 2013) Long Field Goal: ...... 42, L . Howington vs . West Georgia (Nov . 9, 2013) Punts: ...... 7, Kevin VanVoris at Western State (Sept . 7, 2013) Punts: ...... 9, D . Swinehart at Western State (Sept . 7, 2013) Punting Avg: ...... 55 .9, Kevin VanVoris at Midwestern State (Nov . 16, 2013) Punting Avg: ...... 46 .2, D . Swinehart at Western State (Sept . 7, 2013) Long Punt: ...... 72, Kevin VanVoris at Midwestern State (Nov . 16, 2013) Long Punt: ...... 58, D . Swinehart at Western State (Sept . 7, 2013) Punts Inside 20: ...... 3, Kevin VanVoris vs . Eastern New Mexico (Nov . 2, 2013) Punts Inside 20: ...... 3, Scott Miller at Indianapolis (Nov . 23, 2013) Long Punt Return: ...... 50, Jeremy Watson vs . Chadron State (Sept . 12, 2013) Long Punt Return: ...... 35, Michael Madkins vs . Chadron State (Sept . 12, 2013) Long Kickoff Return: . . 100, Nathan Slaughter vs . Texas A&M-Commerce (Sept . 21, 2013) Long Kickoff Return: ...... 99, D . Tucker vs . Eastern New Mexico (Nov . 2, 2013) Tackles: ...... 26, Taylor McCuller vs . Angelo State (Oct . 19, 2013) Tackles: ...... 15, Three Times; Last, D . Hurst at Grand Valley State (Dec . 7, 2013) Sacks: ...... 2 .0, four times; Last, Ethan Westbrooks at Grand Valley State (Dec . 7, 2013) Sacks: ...... 2 .5, Demo Schmidt at Western State (Sept . 7, 2013) Tackles for Loss: ...... 4 5,. Ethan Westbrooks at Tarleton State (Oct . 12, 2013) Tackles for Loss: ...... 3 .0, Bracy McCoy vs . Eastern New Mexico (Nov . 2, 2013) Interceptions: ...... 2, John McSheffery at Midwestern State (Nov . 16, 2013) Interceptions: ...... 1, Ten times; Last, D . Jones at Grand Valley State (Dec . 7, 2013) West Texas A&M Team Game Highs Opponent Team Game Highs

Rushes: ...... 38, at Ohio Dominican (Nov . 30, 2013) Rushes: ...... 59, vs . Eastern New Mexico (Nov . 2, 2013) Yards Rushing: ...... 241, at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Yards Rushing: ...... 300, at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Yards Per Rush: ...... 9 .4, vs . Central State (Oct . 5, 2013) Yards Per Rush: ...... 6 .8, at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) TD Rushes: ...... 5, at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) TD Rushes: ...... 3, Five times; Last, vs . West Georgia (Nov . 9, 2013) Pass Attempts: ...... 62, vs . Texas A&M-Commerce (Sept . 21, 2013) Pass Attempts: ...... 57, at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Pass Completions: ...... 39, Twice; Last, at Ohio Dominican (Nov . 30, 2013) Pass Completions: ...... 37, at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Yards Passing: ...... 508, vs . Texas A&M-Commerce (Sept . 21, 2013) Yards Passing: ...... 433, at Tarleton State (Oct . 12, 2013) Yards Per Pass:...... 11 3,. at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Yards Per Pass:...... 9 .6, at Tarleton State (Oct . 12, 2013) TD Passes: ...... 9, vs . Central State (Oct . 5, 2013) TD Passes: ...... 5, at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Total Plays: ...... 91, at Ohio Dominican (Nov . 30, 2013) Total Plays: ...... 101, at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Total Offense: ...... 693, at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Total Offense: ...... 708, at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Yards Per Play: ...... 10 .4, vs . Central State (Oct . 5, 2013) Yards Per Play: ...... 7 .0, at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Points: ...... 90, at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Points: ...... 57, at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Sacks By: ...... 7, vs . Texas A&M-Commerce (Sept . 21, 2013) Sacks By: ...... 7, at Western State (Sept . 7, 2013) First Downs: ...... 32, vs . Central State (Oct . 5, 2013) First Downs: ...... 40, at McMurry (Oct . 26, 2013) Penalties: ...... 24, vs . Texas A&M-Commerce (Sept . 21, 2013) Penalties: ...... 14, at Tarleton State (Oct . 12, 2013) Penalty Yards: ...... 238, vs . Texas A&M-Commerce (Sept . 21, 2013) Penalty Yards: ...... 122, vs . Texas A&M-Commerce (Sept . 21, 2013) Turnovers: ...... 3, at Grand Valley State (Dec . 7, 2013) Turnovers: ...... 3, Six Times; Last, vs . West Georgia (Nov . 9, 2013) Interceptions By: ...... 3, vs . Chadron State (Sept . 12, 2013) Interceptions By: ...... 3, at Grand Valley State (Dec . 7, 2013) Punts: ...... 7, at Western State (Sept . 7, 2013) Punts: ...... 9, at Western State (Sept . 7, 2013) Punting Avg: ...... 59 .0, at Midwestern State (Nov . 16, 2013) Punting Avg: ...... 46 .2, at Western State (Sept . 7, 2013) Long Punt: ...... 72, at Midwestern State (Nov . 16, 2013) Long Punt: ...... 58, at Western State (Sept . 7, 2013) Punts Inside 20: ...... 3, vs . Eastern New Mexico (Nov . 2, 2013) Punts Inside 20: ...... 3, at Indianapolis (Nov . 23, 2013) Long Punt Return: ...... 50, vs . Chadron State (Sept . 12, 2013) Long Punt Return: ...... 35, vs . Chadron State (Sept . 12, 2013) Buffalo Football

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29 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book LSC Football Titles lone star conference 1982 Southwest Texas Long known as a leader in intercollegiate athletics, Conference membership remained within the Texas bor- 1983 East Texas, SW Texas the Lone Star Conference (LSC) is an innovative athletics ders until 1984 when Eastern New Mexico was admitted. 1984 Angelo State conference that aims to provide a superior competitive Since then, the LSC has included members from Arkansas 1985 Texas A&I experience for member institutions and to allow for compre- and Oklahoma. 1986 West Texas State 1987 Angelo St., Texas A&I hensive development of student-athletes through academic Cameron (1988, 1996) was added near the outset of an 1988 Texas A&I services and life skills programming. The LSC continues to expansion phase, while Texas Woman’s (1989) and previous 1989 Texas A&I build upon its proud history while intending to be recognized members West Texas A&M (1986, 1993) and Tarleton State 1990 East Texas State as the premier NCAA Division II conference in the nation. (1968, 1994) joined the league soon after. 1991 Eastern New Mexico The league’s mission is to foster student participation Midwestern State was admitted early in 1995, while 1992 Texas A&I and success among member institutions in Division II inter- Harding reconnected with the league as an affiliate member 1993 Texas A&M-Kingsville collegiate athletics as an integral part of each institution’s in track and field in 2013. 1994 Texas A&M-Kingsville total educational program. The LSC strives for academic Past members of the LSC include Trinity, Houston, Lamar, 1995 Texas A&M-Kingsville excellence, stresses involvement within the community, and Howard Payne, Sul Ross State, McMurry, Harding, Ouachita 1996 Texas A&M-Kingsville prides itself in upholding traditions while continually seeking Baptist, Central Oklahoma, East Central (Okla.), Northeast- 1997 Texas A&M-Kingsville 1998 Central Oklahoma new opportunities to provide ern State (Okla.), Southeastern 1999 Northeastern St., Southeastern Okla., Central Okla. student-athletes with a unique Oklahoma, Southwestern 2000 Northeastern State and superior experience. Oklahoma, Abilene Christian 2001 Texas A&M-Kingsville, Tarleton State The LSC - founded on April and Incarnate Word. 2002 Texas A&M-Kingsville 25, 1931 - has developed While the LSC has 2003 Texas A&M-Kingsville from a five-team conference of maintained a long-standing 2004 Texas A&M-Kingsville Texas-based schools to a nine- tradition of competitive athletic 2005 West Texas A&M member league that spans programs for its members, 2006 West Texas A&M three states (Texas, Oklahoma many teams and individuals 2007 West Texas A&M and New Mexico). The league continues to assist its mem- have gone on to distinguish themselves on the national 2008 Abilene Christian ber institutions in the maintenance of intercollegiate athletic stage. Entering 2013-14, LSC member institutions have 2009 Tarleton State, Midwestern State, Texas A&M-Kingsville programs that are compatible with the highest standards of collected 74 NCAA national championships since the league 2010 Abilene Christian education and competitive sports. joined the Division II membership in 1982. 2011 Midwestern State Throughout the league’s 82-year history, various institu- The LSC conducts conference championships in 16 2012 West Texas A&M, Midwestern State 2013 Eastern New Mexico, Tarleton State tions have competed under the LSC banner. Today, only sports (seven men and nine women). Men’s championships Texas A&M University-Commerce (then East Texas State) include football, cross country, basketball, baseball, indoor LSC Football Championships remains from the original group that was formed in 1931 track and field, outdoor track and field and golf. Women’s By School when North Texas State, Southwest Texas State, Sam titles are determined in volleyball, soccer, cross country, Houston State and Stephen F. Austin withdrew from the old basketball, softball, indoor track and field, outdoor track and (Current LSC Members) Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association. field, tennis and golf. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Texas A&I) ...... 27 Texas A&M-Commerce (East Texas St.)...... 20 The membership alignment has changed over the years, The conference office is located in Richardson, Texas, a West Texas A&M (West Texas State). . . 5 with current members having been added from 1954 to northern suburb of Dallas. Stan Wagnon serves as Com- Angelo State...... 3 1995. Texas A&M-Kingsville (formerly Texas A&I) joined in missioner, with assistance from Jay Poerner (Compliance) Midwestern State...... 3 1954, and Angelo State in 1968. Melanie Robotham (Media Relations) and Tommy Wright Tarleton State ...... 3 (Corporate Sales and Marketing). Eastern New Mexico...... 2

2013 LSC All-Conference selections All-LSC - First Team Offense All-LSC - First Team Defense Coach of the Year: QB Dustin Vaughan, WT DT Charlie Tuaau, TAMUC Josh Lynn - Eastern New Mexico RB Keidrick Jackson, MSU DT Joey Searcy, ASU RB Jordan Wells, ENMU DE Ethan Westbrooks, WT WTAMU Second Team Selections FB Christian Long, ENMU DE Tevin Moore, TAMUC Aaron Harris ...... RB WR Vernon Johnson, TAMUC ILB Rush Seaver, ASU Alex Tucci ...... DT WR Torrence Allen, WT iLB Taylor McCuller, WT Kyle Voss...... ILB WR Anthony Johnson, WT OLB Bryan Johnson, WT WR Robert Armstrong, TAMUK OLB Desmond Jackson, TSU WTAMU Honorable Mention Selections TE Alex Young, ASU CB Dashaun Phillips, TSU Jace Jackson ...... TE C Shadow Stokes, MSU CB Neiko Conway, MSU LaPear Willrich...... DT OG Craig Watts, WT S Marqui Christian, MSU Patric Youngman...... OLB OG Anthony Lewis, ASU S Curtis Slater, WT Torian Oakley...... CB OT Terrance Harris, WT S Kevin Reaves, ENMU John McSheffery...... S OT Bryan Keith, MSU P Kevin VanVoris, WT PK Sergio Castillo Jr., WT DS Ramon Lopez, WT RS Nathan Slaughter, WT Defensive Player of the Year: 2013 senior quarterback Dustin Vaughan threw Charlie Tuaau - A&M-Commerce for a school, conference and NCAA Division II Offensive Player of the Year: Defensive Linemen of the Year: Dustin Vaughan - West Texas A&M Charlie Tuaau - A&M-Commerce record 5,401 yards and 53 touchdown passes Offensive Back of the Year: Linebacker of the Year: which was third-most in Division II history. He Keidrick Jackson - Midwestern State Taylor McCuller - West Texas A&M was named 2013 Harlon Hill runner-up, while Receiver of the Year: Defensive Back of the Year: earning LSC Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year Buffalo Football Vernon Johnson - A&M-Commerce Curtis Slater - West Texas A&M 2013 senior Curtis Slater and Fred Jacoby LSC Male Athlete of the Year Offensive Lineman of the Year: Freshman of the Year: (22) was named LSC De- honors. Craig Watts - West Texas A&M Patric Youngman - West Texas A&M fensive Back of the Year.

30 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book lone star CONFERENCE records

LONGEST WIN STREAK: 42, Texas A&I, 1973-77 TEAM (Single Game) LONGEST UNDEFEATED STREAK: 46, Texas A&I, 1973-77 POINTS: 93, Abilene Christian vs. West Texas A&M, Nov. 22, 2008 FEWEST CARRIES ALLOWED: 289, Texas A&M Commerce, 2006 KICKING POINTS: 21, Eastern New Mexico vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, 2009 FEWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED: 485, East Texas State, 1952 TOUCHDOWNS: 13, Abilene Christian vs. West Texas A&M, Nov. 22, 2008 FEWEST RUSH. YARDS ALLOWED/GAME: 48.5, East Texas St., 1952 TOTAL YARDS: 810, Abilene Christian vs. West Texas A&M, Nov. 22, 2008 FEWEST PASS COMPLETIONS ALLOWED: 35, Sam Houston, 1956 TOTAL PLAYS: 121, Eastern New Mexico vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, 2009 FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED: 443, Sam Houston, 1956 RUSHING ATTEMPTS: 96, Texas A&I vs. Angelo State, 1982 FEWEST PASS. YARDS ALLOWED/GAME: 49.2, Sam Houston, 1956 RUSHING YARDS: 586, Southwest Texas vs. Prairie View A&M, 1978 FEWEST PLAYS ALLOWED: 427, Lamar, 1958 PASSING ATTEMPTS: 95, Eastern New Mexico vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, 2009 FEWEST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED: 1,329, Sam Houston, 1956, 1964 PASS COMPLETIONS: 64, Eastern New Mexico vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, 2009 FEWEST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED/GAME: 147.7, Sam Houston, 1956 PASSING YARDS: 695, Eastern New Mexico vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, 2009 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED: 34, Southwest Texas, 1948 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS: 9, West Texas A&M vs. Central State, Oct. 5, 2013 INTERCEPTIONS: 37, Texas A&I, 1970 PUNT RETURNS: 12, East Texas State vs. North Texas, 1933 TURNOVERS: 52, East Texas State, 1990 PUNT RETURN YARDS: 224, Angelo State vs. McMurry, 1969 TURNOVERS PER GAME: 4.7, East Texas State, 1990 KICK RETURNS: 13, East Texas State vs. Arkansas State, 1987 KICK RET. YARDS: 304, Texas A&M-Kingsville vs. West Texas A&M, 2008 PUNTS: 32, Sam Houston vs. East Texas State, 1946 INDIVIDUAL (Career) PUNTING YARDS: 1,203, Sam Houston vs. East Texas State, 1946 RTTUSHING A EMPTS: 885, Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986-89 PUNTS (both teams): 63, Sam Houston vs. East Texas State, 1946 RUSHING YARDS: 6,320, Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986-89 PUNTING YARDS (both teams): 2,390, Sam Houston vs. East Texas State, 1946 AVG. YARDS PER RUSH: 7.3, Larry Collins, Texas A&I, 1974-77 (8.4*, Bernard Scott, PATs: 12, West Texas A&M vs. McMurry, Oct. 26, 2013 Abilene Christian, 2007-08) PAT ATTEMPTS: 12, East Texas State vs. Northwestern Oklahoma, 1953; West Texas A& vs. AVG. YARDS PER GAME: 162.1, Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986-89 (172.8*,Bernard Scott, New Mexico Highlands, 2005; West Texas A&M at McMurry, Oct. 26, 2013 Abilene Christian, 2007-08) FIELD GOALS: 6, Eastern New Mexico vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, 2009 MOST 100-YARD GAMES: 36, Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986-89 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED: 7, Eastern New Mexico vs. SE Oklahoma State, 2009 MOST 200-YARD GAMES: 13, Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986-89 INTERCEPTIONS: 9, Stephen F. Austin vs. Sam Houston, 1949 PASSING ATTEMPTS: 1,624, Dustin Vaughan, West Texas A&M, 2010-13 INT. RETURN YARDS: 188, Abilene Christian vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1982 PASS COMPLETIONS: 1,040, Dustin Vaughan, West Texas A&M, 2010-13 ATTENDANCE: 24,837, Lone Star Football Festival, 2011 PASS COMPLETION PCT.: .675, Keith Null, West Texas A&M, 2005-08 ATTENDANCE (LSC STADIUM): 23,276 Eastern New Mexico at West Texas A&M, 2007 PASSING YARDS: 13,525, Dustin Vaughan, West Texas A&M, 2010-13 FEWEST CARRIES ALLOWED: 12, Texas A&I vs. Tarleton, 1970; Texas A&MCommerce PASSING YARDS PER GAME: 307.4, Dustin Vaughan, West Texas A&M, 2010-13 vs. West Texas A&M, 2005; Northeastern State vs. West Texas A&M, 2006; Eastern New PASSING TOUCHDOWNS: 123, Dustin Vaughan, West Texas A&M, 2010-13 Mexico vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2011 TOTAL PLAYS: 1,821, Ned Cox, Angelo State, 1983-86 FEWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED: Minus-77, McMurry vs.Abilene Christian, 1968 TOTAL YARDS: 13,608, Dustin Vaughan, West Texas A&M, 2010-13 FEWEST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED: Minus-38, Tarleton State vs. Baptist Christian, 1974 TOTAL YARDS PER GAME: 309.3, Dustin Vaughan, West Texas A&M, 2010-13 FEWEST PASS COMPLETIONS ALLOWED: 0, East Texas State vs. Sam Houston, 1946; RECEPTIONS: 244, Charly Martin, West Texas A&M, 2004-08 Sam Houston vs. East Texas State, 1946; Howard Payne vs. East Central, 1959; RECEIVING YARDS: 4,108, Charly Martin, West Texas A&M, 2004-08 Southwest Texas vs. Texas Lutheran, 1965; Howard Payne vs. Texas A&I, 1959; Southwest RECEIVING YARDS PER GAME: 97.8, Charly Martin, West Texas A&M, 2004-08 Texas vs. Howard Payne, 1965; Stephen F. Austin vs. NW Louisiana, 1971; East Texas RECEIVING YARDS PER CATCH: 23.2, Romar Crenshaw, SE Oklahoma State, 2000-03 State vs. Angelo State, 1971; Texas A&I vs. Southwest Texas,1974; Texas A&I vs. RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS: 45, Charly Martin, West Texas A&M, 2004-08 Livingston, 1978; Sam Houston vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1980; Texas A&I vs. Howard Payne, PUNTING AVERAGE: 43.2, Bill Dement, Angelo State, 1968-71 1986; Cameron vs. Central State (Okla.), 1988; Cameron vs. Texas A&I, 1990; East PUNT RETURN YARDS: 1,212, Larry Pullin, Texas A&I, 1965-68 Texas State vs. Henderson, 1993; Eastern New Mexico vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1999; PUNT RETURN AVG.: 18.5, Curtis Guyton, East Texas State, 1965-66 Southwestern Oklahoma vs. Texas A&M Commerce, 2006; Angelo State vs. Eastern New KICK RETURN YARDS: 2,115, Jonathan Woodson, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2009-12 Mexico, 2007; Abilene Christian vs. Eastern New Mexico, 2007; Northeastern State at KICK RETURN AVG.: 25.3, Jerry Clement, Stephen F. Austin, 1962-65 Eastern New Mexico, 2007 INTERCEPTIONS: 36, Alfredo Avila, Sul Ross, 1963-66 FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED: 0, All games above and Angelo State vs. Central St. INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS: 535, Autry Beamon, East Texas State,1971-74 (Okla.), 1973; Southwestern Okla. vs. Okla. Panhandle State, 2001; Midwestern State vs. POINTS: 426, Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986-89 (438*, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, Western N.M., 2001; Southwestern Oklahoma vs. Texas A&M Commerce, 2006; Angelo 2007-08) State vs. Eastern New Mexico, 2007; Abilene Christian vs. Eastern New Mexico, 2007; TOUCHDOWNS: 70, Wilbert Montgomery, Abilene Christian, 1973-76; Johnny Northeastern State at Eastern New Mexico, 2007 Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986-89 (73*, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, 2007-08) FEWEST TOTAL PLAYS ALLOWED: 30, Howard Payne vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1959 PATs: 251, Sergio Castillo, West Texas A&M, 2010-13 PAT ATTEMPTS: 255, Sergio Castillo, West Texas A&M, 2010-13 CONSECUTIVE PATs: 76, Bryan Thompson, Angelo State, 1987-90 TEAM (Season) FIELD GOALS: 63, Sergio Castillo, West Texas A&M, 2010-13 (att. 79) RTTUSHING A EMPTS: 689, Texas A&I, 1986 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS: 84, Billy Watkins, East Texas State, 1990-93 RUSHING YARDS: 4,342, Texas A&I, 1986 CONSECUTIVE FGs: 24, Paul Williams, Tarleton State, 2004-06 RUSHING YARDS PER GAME: 395.2, Texas A&I, 1986 KICKING POINTS: 437, Sergio Castillo, West Texas A&M, 2010-13 PASSING ATTEMPTS: 749, Eastern New Mexico, 2009 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS: 7,803, Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986-89 PASS COMPLETIONS: 460, Eastern New Mexico, 2009 PASS COMPLETIONS PER GAME: 41.8, Eastern New Mexico, 2009 * Record vacated because of NCAA penalties. PASS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE: .718 (249-347), Midwestern State, 2009 Bold indicates the record was broken in 2013 PASSING YARDS: 5,544, West Texas A&M, 2013 PASSING YARDS PER GAME: 448, Eastern New Mexico, 2009 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS: 57, West Texas A&M, 2013 TOTAL PLAYS: 1,066, West Texas A&M, 2013 TOTAL YARDS: 7,124, West Texas A&M, 2012 TOTAL YARDS PER GAME: 569.9, Texas A&I, 1976 POINTS: 645, West Texas A&M, 2013 POINTS PER GAME: 52.3, Abilene Christian, 2008 KICKING POINTS: 149, West Texas A&M, 2013

Buffalo Football PUNTS: 92, Stephen F. Austin, 1978 PUNTING YARDS: 3,630, East Texas State, 1986 Note: Texas A&I became Texas A&M-Kingsville in 1993; East Texas State became Texas WINS: 14, Angelo State, 1978; Southwest Texas, 1982 A&M-Commerce in 1996; West Texas State became West Texas A&M in 1993, Central State became Central Oklahoma in 1991.

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INDIVIDUAL (Single Game) PUNTING YARDS: 3,509, Dan Roberson, East Texas State, 1986 PUNTING AVG.: 46.8, Bill Huffman, Sul Ross, 1960 POINTS SCORED: 42, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian vs. West Texas A&M, Nov. 22, 2008 INTERCEPTIONS: 14, Alfredo Avila, Sul Ross, 1966 TOUCHDOWNS: 7, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian vs. West Texas A&M, Nov. 22, 2008 INT. RETURN YARDS: 318, Autry Beamon, East Texas State, 1972 POINTS SCORED KICKING: 21, Taylor Cannon, Eastern New Mexico vs. SE Oklahoma, 2009 POINTS: 204, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, 2008 (234*, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, RUSHING ATTEMPTS: 49, Kenneth Parks, East Texas State vs. Carson-Newman, 1972 2007) RUSHING YARDS: 342, Carlton Booe, Northeastern State vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, 1998 TOUCHDOWNS: 34, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, 2008 (39*, Bernard Scott, Abilene PASSING ATTEMPTS: 94, JJ Harp, Eastern New Mexico vs SE Oklahoma, Sep 12, 2009 Christian, 2007) PASS COMPLETIONS: 64, JJ Harp, Eastern New Mexico vs SE Oklahoma, Sep. 12, 2009 PATs: 82, Matt Adams, Abilene Christian, 2007 PASSING YARDS: 695, JJ Harp, Eastern New Mexico vs SE Oklahoma, Sep 12, 2009 PAT ATTEMPTS: 86, Matt Adams, Abilene Christian, 2007 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS: 7, Keith Null, West Texas A&M at Abilene Christian, Nov. 22, CONSECUTIVE PATs: 61, Sergio Castillo, West Texas A&M, 2012 2008; Wesley Wood, Eastern New Mexico vs Southern Nazarene, Aug 28, 2010, Dustin FIELD GOALS: 24, Sergio Castillo, West Texas A&M, 2013 Vaughan, West Texas A&M vs. Central State, Oct. 5, 2013 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS: 30, Jared Homer, Northeastern State, 2008; Morgan Lineberry, TOTAL PLAYS: 102, JJ Harp, Eastern New Mexico vs SE Oklahoma, Sep. 12, 2009 Abilene Christian, 2010; Sergio Castillo, West Texas A&M, 2013 TOTAL YARDS: 681, JJ Harp, Eastern New Mexico vs SE Oklahoma, Sep. 12, 2009 CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS: 15, Paul Williams, Tarleton State, 2005; Sergio Castillo, West RECEPTIONS: 15, Alester Givens, Tarleton St. vs. Midwestern St., 2001; Cory Sims,Texas Texas A&M, 2012 A&M-Commerce vs. Midwestern St., 2002; Torrence Allen, West Texas A&M at FIELD GOAL ACCURACY: 100% (15-15) Paul Williams, Tarleton State, 2005 Indianapolis, Nov. 23, 2013 KICKING POINTS: 149, Sergio Castillo, West Texas A&M, 2013 RECEIVING YARDS: 323, Charly Martin, West Texas A&M at Abilene Christ., Nov. 22, 2008 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS: 2,982, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, 2008 RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS: 5, Charly Martin, West Texas A&M at Abilene Christian, Nov. 22, 2008 PUNT RETURNS: 10, Kerry Simien, Texas A&I vs. West Texas A&M, 1988 individual (longest plays) PUNT RETURN YARDS: 224, Bobby Menchaca, Angelo State vs. McMurry, 1969 LONGEST RUN: 99, JT Thompson, Eastern New Mexico vs. East Central, 2007; Keithon KICK RETURNS: 8, Sam Tarrant, East Texas State vs. Southwest Texas, 1979; Brandon Flemming, West Texas A&M vs. Angelo State, 2007 Williams, Midwestern State at Abilene Christian, 2008; Kenzee Jackson, Texas A&M- LONGEST PASS: 99, Binky Ford to Frankie Reescano, Sam Houston vs. Howard Payne, Commerce at Eastern New Mexico, Sep 25, 2010; Tommy Hampton, West Texas A&M at 1980; Matt Morris to Casey Cowan, Texas A&M-Commerce vs. Midwestern State, 1997; Central Missouri, Nov 20, 2010 Taylor Harris to Stephen Burton, West Texas A&M vs. Tarleton State, 2010; Jake Glover to KICK RETURN YARDS: 218, Kenzee Jackson, Texas A&M-Commerce at Eastern New Vernon Johnson, Midwestern State vs. Abilene Christian, 2011; Jake Fenske to Cordell Mexico, Sep 25, 2010 Valentine, Tarleton State at North Alabama, 2012 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS: 409, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christ. at West Texas A&M,Oct. 18, LONGEST PUNT RETURN: 100, Leonard Avery, Texas A&I vs. Slippery Rock, 1976; Marcus 2008 Bonner, Texas A&I vs. Northern Arizona, 1980; Justin Parson, Tarleton State vs. Central PUNTS: 32, Jan Jones, Sam Houston vs. East Texas State, 1946 Oklahoma, 2003 PUNTING YARDS: 1,203, Jan Jones, Sam Houston vs. East Texas State, 1946 LONGEST KICK RETURN: 100, Johnny Stovall, North Texas vs. Sam Houston, 1936; Bob INTERCEPTIONS: 5, Alfredo Avila, Sul Ross vs. East Texas State, 1966 Sloan, East Texas State vs. Midwestern State,1950; Marvin Brown, East Texas State vs. INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS: 124, Curtis Slater, West Texas A&M at Angelo State, Oct. Midwestern State, 1951; Gary Berry, East Texas State vs. Sam Houston, 1958; Dwight 6, 2012 Harrison, Texas A&I vs. Southwest Texas, 1967; Wylie Turner, Angelo State vs. Sam PATs: 12, Sergio Castillo, West Texas A&M at McMurry, Oct. 26, 2013 Houston, 1976; Joe Ferris, Southwest Texas vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1980; Steve Parker, PAT ATTEMPTS: 12, Sergio Castillo, West Texas A&M at McMurry, Oct. 26, 2013 Abilene Christian vs. Angelo State, 1982; Rufus Smith, Eastern N.M. vs. Howard Payne, FIELD GOALS: 6, Taylor Cannon, Eastern New Mexico vs. SE Oklahoma, Sep. 12, 2009 1985; Darrell Whitaker, Eastern N.M. vs. N.M. Highlands, 1994; Jurome Lee, Angelo FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED: 7, Taylor Cannon, Eastern New Mexico vs SE Oklahoma, Sept. State vs.West Texas A&M, 1995; Norman Miller, Texas A&M-Kingsville vs. Portland State, 12, 2009 1995; Cliff Douglas, West Texas A&M vs. Southwestern Okla., 1996; Kareem Larrimore, West Texas A&M vs. Okla. Panhandle St., 1998; Derrick Foster, Texas A&M-Kingsville vs. INDIVIDUAL (Season) Angelo St., 1999; Anthony Armstrong, West Texas A&M vs. Eastern N.M., 2003; Corey White, Eastern N.M. vs. Southwestern Okla., 2004; Kyle Fox, Angelo State vs. Western RTTUSHING A EMPTS: 317, Gerome Castleberry, East Central, 2002 State, 2005; Justin Johnson, Abilene Christian vs. Eastern New Mexico, 2009; Nathan RUSHING YARDS: 2,156, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, 2008 (2,165*, Bernard Scott, Slaughter, West Texas A&M vs. A&M-Commerce, 2013; Quinn Reels, Angelo State Abilene Christian, 2007) vs. Midwestern State, 2013 RUSHING YARDS PER CARRY: 11.7, Jimmy Pipkin, Midwestern State, 2011 LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN: 100, Robby Robinett, Southwest Texas vs. Lamar, RUSHING YARDS PER GAME: 182.8, Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986 1959; Richey Robertson, Stephen F. Austin vs. East Central, 1966; Byron Shaw, Texas RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS: 28, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, 2008 (35*, Bernard Scott, A&I vs. Sul Ross, 1972; James Cross, Angelo St. vs. Sul Ross, 1974; Emmuel Thompson, Abilene Christian, 2007) Texas A&I vs. Central St. (Okla.), 1979; B. Tillman, Harding vs.Northeastern St., 1999; MOST 100-YD RUSHING GAMES: 12, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, 2008 Tonmar Johnson, Eastern N.M. vs. Midwestern St., 1999; Justin Hibler, Eastern N.M. vs. MOST 200-YD GAMES RUSHING: 5, Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986 Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2000; Fred Shaw, Central Okla. vs. Tarleton St., 2004; Markell PASSING ATTEMPTS: 675, Dustin Vaughan, West Texas A&M, 2013 Walker, East Central at Southeastern Okla., 2010; Cory Whitfield, Texas A&M-Commerce PASS COMPLETIONS: 447, Dustin Vaughan, West Texas A&M, 2013 at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2011; Rush Seaver, Angelo State vs. CSU-Pueblo, 2013 PASS COMPLETION PCT.: .720 (118-164), Rahsaan Bell, Midwestern State, 2007 LONGEST PUNT: 89, Mark Bounds, West Texas State vs. Central State (Okla.) 1990 PASSING YARDS: 5,401, Dustin Vaughan, West Texas, A&M, 2013 LONGEST FIELD GOAL: 69, Ove Johansson, Abilene Christian vs. East Texas State, 1976 PASSING YARDS/GAME: 437.3, JJ Harp, Eastern New Mexico, 2009 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS: 53, Dustin Vaughan, West Texas A&M, 2013 * Record vacated because of NCAA penalties. PASS COMPLETIONS PER GAME: 40.4, JJ Harp, Eastern New Mexico, 2009 Bold indicates the record was broken in 2013 MOST 200-YARD GAMES PASSING: 14, Dustin Vaughan, West Texas A&M, 2012 TOTAL PLAYS: 734, JJ Harp, Eastern New Mexico, 2009 TOTAL YARDS: 5,313, Dustin Vaughan, West Texas, A&M, 2013 TOTAL YARDS/GM: 436.7, JJ Harp, Eastern New Mexico, 2009 RECEPTIONS: 123, Torrence Allen, West Texas A&M, 2013 RECEIVING YARDS: 1,867, Charly Martin, West Texas A&M, 2008 RECEIVING YARDS PER GAME: 143.6, Charly Martin, West Texas A&M, 2008 RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS: 22, Charly Martin, West Texas A&M, 2008 PUNT RETURNS: 35, Johnnie Jones, Central Oklahoma, 1998 PUNT RETURN YARDS: 526, Byron Shaw, Texas A&I, 1973 PUNT RETURN AVG.: 22.1, Curtis Guyton, East Texas State, 1965 KICK RETURNS: 36, Jonathan Woodson, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2011 Buffalo Football KICK RETURN YARDS: 975, Jerome Hewitt, Southeastern Oklahoma, 2009 KICK RETURN AVG.: 38.0, David Hurst, East Texas State, 1949 PUNTS: 89, Rick Kinsey, Stephen F. Austin, 1978 Sergio Castillo

32 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book lone star CONFERENCE records

LSC Football Champions LSC Football Championships 1955 Bennie Boles, Sam Houston 60 1955 Bernie Boles, Sam Houston 906 Year Champion(s) Texas A&M-Kingsville...... 27 1954 Bobby Grisham, Sam Houston 80 1954 Norm Cash, Sul Ross 1,225 1932 North Texas State Texas A&M-Commerce...... 20 1953 Mac Moore, Sam Houston 71 1953 Mac Moore, Sam Houston 793 1933 East Texas State Southwest Texas State...... 9 1952 Marvin Brown, ETSU 114 1952 Don Bingham, Sul Ross 1,090 1934 East Texas State North Texas State...... 8 1951 Marvin Brown, ETSU 102 1951 Mac Moore, Sam Houston 1,014 1935 East Texas State, North Texas State, West Texas A&M...... 5 1950 Jack Kyle, Sam Houston 70 1950 Charles Boyles, Sul Ross 1,036 Stephen F. Austin Abilene Christian...... 4 1949 Jack Kyle, Sam Houston 58 1936 North Texas State Sam Houston State...... 4 1948 Gerald Leverman, Trinity 78 LSC Career Passing Leaders 1937 East Texas State Angelo State...... 3 1947 Edward Matson, Trinity 73 Yards Player Years 1938 East Texas State Midwestern State...... 3 1941 J.C. Meeks, ETSU 47 13,525 Dustin Vaughan, WT 2010-13 1939 North Texas State Tarleton State...... 3 1940 Don Hightower, Sam Houston 49 12,109 Mitchell Gale, ACU 2009-12 1940 North Texas State Central Oklahoma...... 2 12,012 Billy Malone, ACU 2005-08 1941 North Texas State Eastern New Mexico...... 2 LSC Career Rushing Leaders 9,799 Taylor Harris, WT 2007-10 1942 East Texas State Northeastern State...... 2 Yards Player Years 9,385 Keith Null, WT 2005-08 1946 North Texas State Sul Ross State...... 2 6,320 Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I 1986-89 8,212 Josh Neiswander, ASU 2006-10 1947 North Texas State Howard Payne...... 1 4,654 Heath Sherman, Texas A&I 1985-88 8,203 Steve Kelly, TSU 1999-2001 1948 Southwest Texas Lamar...... 1 4,511 Larry Collins, Texas A&I 1974-77 7,934 Rex Lamberti, ACU 1984-86, 1993 1949 East Texas State Southeastern Oklahoma...... 1 4,359 DeWayne Miles, WT 1998-01 7,930 Derek Maupin, WT 2002-04 1950 Sul Ross State Stephen F. Austin...... 1 4,321* Bernard Scott, ACU 2007-08 7,905 Wesley Wood, ENMU 2009-12 1951 East Texas State 4,285 Arthur James, ETSU 1966-69 1952 East Texas State LSC Annual Scoring Leaders 4,038 Larry Williams, TAMUK 2001-04 LSC Annual Passing Leaders 1953 East Texas State Year Player Points 3,884 Michael Benton, ENMU 2004-07 Year Player Yards 1954 East Texas State, Southwest Texas 2013 Sergio Castillo, WT 149 3,747 Aundra Thompson, ETSU 1972-75 2013 Dustin Vaughan, WT 5,401 1955 East Texas State, Sam Houston, 2012 Sergio Castillo, WT 129 3,741 Jerry Austin, ACU 1969-72 2012 Dustin Vaughan, WT 4,712 Southwest Texas 2011 Keidrick Jackson, MSU 114 2011 Mitchell Gale, ACU 3,823 1956 Sam Houston 2010 Josh Birmingham, UCO 126 LSC Annual Rushing Leaders 2010 Taylor Harris, WT 4,806 1957 East Texas State, Lamar 2009 Fred Winborn, TAMUK 114 Year Player Yards 2009 JJ Sharp, ENMU 4,373 1958 East Texas State 2008 Bernard Scott, ACU 204 2013 Keidrick Jackson, MSU 1,177 2008 Keith Null, WT 5,097 1959 East Texas State, Texas A&I 2007 Bernard Scott, ACU 234* 2012 Khiry Robinson, WT 1,621 2007 Keith Null, WT 4,134 1960 Texas A&I Matt Adams, ACU 115 2011 Keidrick Jackson, MSU 1,044 2006 Dalton Bell, WT 3,998 1961 Sam Houston 2006 Ulysses Odoms, MSU 96 2010 Josh Birmingham, UCO 1,250 2005 Dalton Bell, WT 3,799 1962 Texas A&I 2005 Kyle Fox, ASU 114 2009 Fred Winborn, TAMUK 1,295 2004 Derek Maupin, WT 3,461 1963 Southwest Texas 2004 Derek Ross, TSU 134 2008 Bernard Scott, ACU 2,156 2003 Cliff Watkins, TSU 3,547 1964 Sam Houston 2003 Larry Williams, TAMUK 114 2007 Bernard Scott, ACU 2,165* 2002 Pete Darnell, ECU 2,311 1965 Sul Ross State 2002 Larry Williams, TAMUK 108 Michael Benton, ENMU 1,458 2001 Steve Kelly, TSU 3,077 1966 East Texas State 2001 Romar Crenshaw, SOSU 114 2006 Daniel Polk, MSU 1,199 2000 Steve Kelly, TSU 2,782 1967 Texas A&I 2000 Dominic Rhodes, MSU 108 2005 Derrick Ross, TSU 1,512 1999 Luke Cullins, Harding 2,648 1968 Texas A&I 1999 Carlton Booe, NSU 102 2004 Derrick Ross, TSU 1,560 1998 Mitch Brown, MSU 2,503 1969 East Texas State, Texas A&I 1998 Carlton Booe, NSU 104 2003 Larry Williams, TAMUK 1,570 1997 Chad Cole, TSU 2,654 1970 Texas A&I 1997 Chris Pierson, Harding 78 2002 Gerome Castleberry, ECU 1,379 1996 Chad Cole, TSU 2,503 1971 Howard Payne, Southwest Texas Chris Brazzel, ASU 78 2001 Gerome Castleberry, ECU 1,308 1995 Grady Benton, WT 2,077 1972 East Texas State Ran Logan, UCO 78 2000 DeWayne Miles, WT 1,524 1994 Mike Jinks, ASU 1,897 1973 Abilene Christian 1996 Jubarko Gaines, UCO 78 1999 Carlton Booe, NSU 1,370 1993 Rex Lamberti, ACU 2,052 1974 Texas A&I 1995 Jason Smith, ETSU 90 1998 Reggie Donner, UCO 1,432 1992 Wilbur Odom, ASU 1,799 1975 Texas A&I 1994 Joe Aska, UCO 92 1997 Chris Pierson, Harding 1,299 1991 , ETSU 1,825 1976 Texas A&I 1993 Angel Alvarez, ACU 60 1996 Jubarko Gaines, UCO 1,233 1990 Bobby Bounds, ETSU 1,905 1977 Abilene Christian, Texas A&I Glenn Starks, UCO 60 1995 Derrick Johnson, ENMU 1,265 1989 Mickey Russell, ASU 2,206 1978 Angelo State 1992 Michael Hightower, ETSU 78 1994 Joe Aska, UCO 1,629 1988 Doak Taylor, WT 2,379 1979 Texas A&I Billy Watkins, ETSU 78 1993 Tyrone Jones, UCO 1,108 1987 Royce Slechta, ETSU 2,105 1980 Southwest Texas 1991 Billy Watkins, ETSU 83 1992 Tyrone Jones, UCO 1,075 1986 Tod Mayfield, WT 3,664 1981 Southwest Texas 1990 Billy Watkins, ETSU 76 1991 Landrum Hale, ENMU 1,098 1985 Rex Lamberti, ACU 3,010 1982 Southwest Texas 1989 Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I 96 1990 Andre Tucker, ENMU 965 1984 Bruno Briones, ETSU 1,839 1983 East Texas State, Southwest Texas 1988 Heath Sherman, Texas A&I 120 1989 Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I 1,269 1983 , ETSU 1,960 1984 Angelo State 1987 Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I 120 1988 Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I 1,442 1982 Loyal Proffitt, ACU 2,243 1985 Texas A&I 1986 Heath Sherman, Texas A&I 138 1987 Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I 1,598 1981 Loyal Proffitt, ACU 2,306 1986 West Texas State 1985 Wesley Williams, ACU 114 1986 Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I 2,011 1980 Wade Wilson, ETSU 1,978 1987 Angleo State, Texas A&I 1984 Neal La Hue, Texas A&I 68 1985 Heath Sherman, Texas A&I 1,111 1979 John Mayes, ACU 2,352 1988 Texas A&I 1983 Boo Jones, ACU 68 1984 Anthony Thomas, ACU 1,096 1978 John Mayes, ACU 2,535 1989 Texas A&I 1982 Ron Jacoby, SWT 96 1983 Ricky Dirks, ETSU 1,299 1977 John Mayes, ACU 2,201 1990 East Texas State 1979 Paul Hood, SFA 104 1982 Roger Wiley, Sam Houston 1,079 1976 Jim Reese, ACU 2,309 1991 Eastern New Mexico 1978 Jerry Aldridge, ASU 84 1981 Cary Noiel, ETSU 1,307 1975 Jim Reese, ACU 2,355 1992 Texas A&I 1977 Alex Davis, ACU 100 1980 Anthony Johnson, ASU 1,003 1974 Lynn Leonard, ASU 1,679 1993 Texas A&M-Kingsville 1976 Larry Colins, Texas A&I 82 1979 Paul Hood, SFA 1,332 1973 Clint Longley, ACU 2,719 1994 Texas A&M-Kingsville Richard Ritchie, Texas A&I 82 1978 Jerry Aldridge, ASU 1,493 1972 , ETSU 1,292 1995 Texas A&M-Kingsville 1975 Aundra Thompson, ETSU 126 1977 Mike Richardson, ETSU 1,095 1971 , SWT 1,442 1996 Texas A&M-Kingsville 1974 Wilbert Montgomery, ACU 102 1976 Larry Collins, Texas A&I 1,185 1970 Jim Dietz, ETSU 2,000 1997 Texas A&M-Kingsville 1973 Wilbert Montgomery, ACU 188 1975 Aundra Thompson, ETSU 1,976 1969 Robert Pearce, SFA 2,104 1998 Central Oklahoma 1972 Kenneth Parks, ETSU 72 1974 Don Hardeman, Texas A&I 1,355 1968 J.D. McMahon, TSU 2,079 1999 Central Oklahoma, Northeastern State, 1971 Charles Louis, HPU 84 1973 Craig Powell, ETSU 1,029 1967 Jesse Perkins, SWT 1,625 Southeastern Oklahoma Bobby Hammer, HPU 84 1972 Kenneth Parks, ETSU 1,302 1966 Terry Oglesby, Texas A&I 1,262 2000 Northeastern State 1970 Willie Dickson, Sul Ross 102 1971 Jerry Austin, ASU 1,199 1965 Luz Pedraza, Sul Ross 1,505 2001 Tarleton State, Texas A&M-Kingsville 1969 Arthur James, ETSU 86 1970 Jerry Austin, ASU 1,263 1964 Randy Johnson, Texas A&I 1,414 2002 Texas A&M-Kingsville George Daskalakes, ETSU 84 1969 Arthur James, ETSU 1,334 1963 Don Leinneweber, SWT 1,134 2003 Texas A&M-Kingsville 1968 Arthur James, ETSU 80 1968 Arthur James, ETSU 963 1962 Windell Herbert, Lamar 1,112 2004 Texas A&M-Kingsville 1967 David Morrison, SWT 114 1967 Arthur James, ETSU 963 1961 Windell herbert, Lamar 1,138 2005 West Texas A&M 1966 David Morrison, SWT 59 1966 Danny Foust, Sul Ross 657 1960 James Williams, ETSU 800 2006 West Texas A&M 1965 Jacob Henry, Sul Ross 72 1965 Reece Morrison, SWT 919 1959 Harold Stephens, SFA 1,265 2007 West Texas A&M 1964 Joe Bednarski, SWT 48 1964 A.C. Lex, Sul Ross 657 1958 Dale Byerly, HPU 950 2008 Abilene Christian 1963 Rex Turner, SWT 78 1963 Jerry Clement, SFA 640 1957 George Parks, Lamar 701 2009 Midwestern State, Tarleton State, 1962 Rex Turner, SWT 58 1962 Dee White, SWT 707 1956 Votto Gaddis, SFA 846 Texas A&M-Kingsville 1961 Bobby Jancik, Lamar 62 1961 Sid Blanks, Texas A&I 609 1955 Bobby McBride, SWT 906

Buffalo Football 2010 Abilene Christian 1960 Sid Blanks, Texas A&I 66 1960 Sid Blanks, Texas A&I 550 1954 Allen Boren, Sam Houston 837 2011 Midwestern State 1959 Ronnie Fontenot, Lamar 67 1959 Sam McCord, ETSU 887 1953 Pence Dacus, SWT 1,654 2012 West Texas A&M, Midwestern State 1958 Joe Harbour, ETSU 54 1958 George Jackson, Sam Houston 652 1952 Don Gottlob, Sam Houston 2,325 2013 Eastern New Mexico, Tarleton State 1957 Gary Berry, ETSU 66 1957 Bob Nance, Lamar 658 1951 James Gray, ETSU 1,186 1956 Bobby Grisham, Sam Houston 60 1956 Bob Grisham, Sam Houston 706 1950 Charles Lafoon, Sul Ross 959

33 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book season openers / homecoming results Season-Opening Games Year score/Opponent WT Record 1944 Oklahoma State 41, WTAMU 6 ...... (16-18) 1979 WTAMU 14, Southern Illinois 0 ...... (34-35) 1910 WTAMU 6, Canyon 0...... (1-0) 1945 WTAMU 57, Eastern New Mexico 6...... (17-18) 1980 McNeese State 20, WTAMU 17...... (34-36) 1911 Hereford 8, WTAMU 0...... (1-1) 1946 @Texas Tech 16, WTAMU 14...... (17-19) 1981 WTAMU 17, Louisiana Tech 10...... (35-36) 1912 WTAMU 31, Amarillo High 0 ...... (2-1) 1947 @Tulsa 26, WTAMU 13...... (17-20) 1982 Abilene Christian 33, WTAMU 29...... (35-37) 1913 Amarillo High 6, WTAMU 0 ...... (2-2) 1948 WTAMU 28, Northern Arizona 0...... (18-20) 1983 @North Texas 32, WTAMU 3...... (35-38) 1914 WTAMU 20, Hereford High 0...... (3-2) 1949 WTAMU 41, Texas A&M-Commerce 7. . . . . (19-20) 1984 @Northern Illinois 40, WTAMU 33...... (35-39) 1915 WTAMU 7, Clarendon College 0...... (4-2) 1950 WTAMU 52, Northern Arizona 12...... (20-20) 1985 @Abilene Christian 25, WTAMU 18...... (35-40) 1916 Clarendon College 19, WTAMU 0...... (4-3) 1951 Trinity 19, WTAMU 7...... (20-21) 1986 Troy State 38, WTAMU 32...... (35-41) 1917 Clovis High 6, WTAMU 3...... (4-4) 1952 @Texas Tech 46, WTAMU 7...... (20-22) 1987 Stephen F. Austin 7, WTAMU 3...... (35-42) 1918 WTAMU 97, Clovis High 7...... (5-4) 1953 @Texas Tech 40, WTAMU 14...... (20-23) 1988 @Lamar 42, WTAMU 21...... (35-43) 1919 WTAMU 72, Portales High 0 ...... (6-4) 1954 McMurry 19, WTAMU 18...... (20-24) 1989 Sacramento State 35, WTAMU 22...... (35-44) 1920 Hereford 15, WTAMU 0...... (6-5) 1955 WTAMU 46, Corpus Christi 0...... (21-24) 1990 @Sacramento State 22, WTAMU 9 ...... (35-45) 1921 Texas Christian 30, WTAMU 0...... (6-6) 1956 WTAMU 29, Corpus Christi 6...... (22-24) 1992 Southwestern Oklahoma State 37, WTAMU 0. . .(35-46) 1922 Wayland Baptist 19, WTAMU 0 ...... (6-7) 1957 WTAMU 20, McMurry 7 ...... (23-24) 1993 Fort Lewis 27, WTAMU 0...... (35-47) 1923 WTAMU 100, Oklahoma Panhandle State 0. . . . (7-7) 1958 @Virginia Tech 28, WTAMU 12...... (23-25) 1994 WTAMU 39, Fort Lewis 16 (@Farmington, N.M.). .(36-47) 1924 North Texas 19, WTAMU 7...... (7-8) 1959 @Arizona State 43, WTAMU 23...... (23-26) 1995 WTAMU 35, Western New Mexico 23...... (37-47) 1925 Hardin-Simmons 19, WTAMU 6...... (7-9) 1960 @Texas Tech 38, WTAMU 14...... (23-27) 1996 Adams State 13, WTAMU 10...... (37-48) 1926 WTAMU 2, Clarendon College 0...... (8-9) 1961 WTAMU 55, Brigham Young 8...... (24-27) 1997 @Stephen F. Austin 35, WTAMU 17...... (37-49) 1927 WTAMU 44, Clarendon College 0...... (9-9) 1962 WTAMU 61, Trinity 0...... (25-27) 1998 WTAMU 54, Oklahoma Panhandle Sate 14. . . .(38-49) 1928 Southwestern Oklahoma State 26, WTAMU 0. . . (9-10) 1963 WTAMU 22, Texas-Arlington 17...... (26-27) 1999 WTAMU 30, @Oklahoma Panhandle State 20 . . (39-49) 1929 WTAMU 32, Oklahoma Panhandle State 0. . . .(10-10) 1964 Ohio 16, WTAMU 14...... (26-28) 2000 WTAMU 50, Western New Mexico 0...... (40-49) 1930 Central Oklahoma 7, WTAMU 0...... (10-11) 1965 WTAMU 7, @Ohio 0...... (27-28) 2001 Midwestern State 42, WTAMU 14 ...... (40-50) 1931 Texas Tech 21, WTAMU 0...... (10-12) 1966 WTAMU 38, Texas-Arlington 6...... (28-28) 2002 Southwestern Oklahoma State 39, WTAMU 21. . (40-51) 1932 Hardin-Simmons 6, WTAMU 0...... (10-13) 1967 WTAMU 35, Montana State 26 ...... (29-28) 2003 WTAMU 42, Oklahoma Panhandle State 21. . . (41-51) 1933 Southwestern Oklahoma State 27, WTAMU 6. . .(10-14) 1968 WTAMU 45, Lamar 7 ...... (30-28) 2004 @East Central 13, WTAMU 6...... (41-52) 1934 East Central 12, WTAMU 0...... (10-15) 1969 Northern Arizona 21, WTAMU 20...... (30-29) 2005 WTAMU 90, @New Mexico Highlands 21. . . . (42-52) 1935 WTAMU 20, New Mexico Military 7...... (11-15) 1970 @Lamar 33, WTAMU 28...... (30-30) 2006 WTAMU 44, Colorado Mesa 14...... (43-52) 1936 WTAMU 56, Oklahoma Panhandle State 0. . . .(12-15) 1971 @Memphis State 30, WTAMU 0 ...... (30-31) 2007 WTAMU 55, South Dakota 45...... (44-52) 1937 WTAMU 33, Oklahoma Panhandle State 0. . . .(13-15) 1972 @Drake 40, WTAMU 12...... (30-32) 2008 WTAMU 23, @Colorado Mesa 20 ...... (45-52) 1938 WTAMU 40, Daniel Baker 7...... (14-15) 1973 WTAMU 13, Drake 10...... (31-32) 2009 Grand Valley State 37, WTAMU 23...... (45-53) 1939 Arizona State 19, WTAMU 0 ...... (14-16) 1974 WTAMU 37, @Drake 17...... (32-32) 2010 @Grand Valley State 34, WTAMU 31...... (45-54) 1940 WTAMU 20, McMurry 0 ...... (15-16) 1975 @Wichita State 13, WTAMU 7...... (32-33) 2011 Colorado State-Pueblo 26, WTAMU 24. . . . . (45-55) 1941 WTAMU 34, Oklahoma City 0 ...... (16-16) 1976 WTAMU 14, Wichita State 10 ...... (33-33) 2012 @Colorado State-Pueblo 44, WTAMU 34. . . . (45-56) 1942 Texas Tech 39, WTAMU 0...... (16-17) 1977 @Wichita State 14, WTAMU 10...... (33-34) 2013 WTAMU 48, @Western State 21...... (46-56) 1978 @Mississippi State 28, WTAMU 10...... (33-35) homecoming Games Year score/Opponent WT Record 1965 New Mexico State 10, WTAMU 2...... (11-12-1) 1989 WTAMU 28, Cameron 9 ...... (28-18-2) 1931 WTAMU 7, New Mexico Military 0...... (1-0-0) 1966 WTAMU 41, Richmond 7...... (12-12-1) 1990 TAMU-Commerce 51, WTAMU 35...... (28-19-2) 1932 WTAMU 7, Sul Ross State 7 ...... (1-0-1) 1967 WTAMU 37, Texas-Arlington 27...... (13-12-1) 1992 W. New Mexico 30, WTAMU 20...... (28-20-2) 1933 Oklahoma City 32, WTAMU 13...... (1-1-1) 1968 WTAMU 53, W. Michigan 36...... (14-12-1) 1993 Midwestern State 31, WTAMU 12 ...... (28-21-2) 1934 McMurry 17, WTAMU 7...... (1-2-1) 1969 WTAMU 17, New Mexico St. 16...... (15-12-1) 1994 WTAMU 70, W. New Mexico 44...... (29-21-2) 1937 WTAMU 26, NW Oklahoma 0...... (2-2-1) 1970 North Texas 11, WTAMU 10...... (15-13-1) 1995 WTAMU 46, Tarleton State 23...... (30-21-2) 1938 WTAMU 16, Sul Ross State 7 ...... (3-2-1) 1971 Idaho 26, WTAMU 0...... (15-14-1) 1996 Angelo State 28, WTAMU 10...... (30-22-2) 1939 WTAMU 34, St. Mary’s 13...... (4-2-1) 1972 WTAMU 63, New Mexico St. 14...... (16-14-1) 1997 WTAMU 31, Tarleton State 17...... (31-22-2) 1941 WTAMU 40, St. Mary’s 21...... (5-2-1) 1973 Utah State 36, WTAMU 14...... (16-15-1) 1998 WTAMU 37, Angelo State 7...... (32-22-2) 1942 Hardin-Simmons 27, WTAMU 6...... (5-3-1) 1974 Lamar 9, WTAMU 7 ...... (16-16-1) 1999 WTAMU 7, Tarleton State 6...... (33-22-2) 1950 WTAMU 39, Sam Houston St. 18...... (6-3-1) 1975 WTAMU 24, Drake 6...... (17-16-1) 2000 WTAMU 45, TAMU-Commerce 20...... (34-22-2) 1951 Hardin-Simmons 27, WTAMU 6...... (6-4-1) 1976 WTAMU 30, McNeese State 25...... (18-16-1) 2001 Tarleton State 62, WTAMU 3...... (34-23-2) 1952 WTAMU 45, New Mexico State 7...... (7-4-1) 1977 WTAMU 31, Drake 7...... (19-16-1) 2002 Angelo State 19, WTAMU 0...... (34-24-2) 1954 WTAMU 41, New Mexico State 7...... (8-4-1) 1978 WTAMU 55, Lamar 16 ...... (20-16-1) 2003 Midwestern State 48, WTAMU 13 ...... (34-25-2) 1955 Hardin-Simmons 19, WTAMu 18...... (8-5-1) 1979 WTAMU 33, Indiana State 17 ...... (21-16-1) 2004 Midwestern State 30, WTAMU 26 ...... (34-26-2) 1956 Texas-El Paso 16, WTAMU 13...... (8-6-1) 1980 WTAMU 17, New Mexico St. 15...... (22-16-1) 2005 WTAMU 52, Eastern New Mexico 52. . . . .(35-26-2) 1957 WTAMU 39, Hardin-Simmons 19...... (9-6-1) 1981 WTAMU 17, Indiana State 15 ...... (23-16-1) 2006 WTAMU 29, Midwestern State 27...... (36-26-2) 1958 Texas-El Paso 29, WTAMU 12...... (9-7-1) 1982 Wichita State 24, WTAMU 21 ...... (23-17-1) 2007 WTAMU 62, Eastern New Mexico 31. . . . .(37-26-2) 1959 Virginia Tech 26, WTAMU 21...... (9-8-1) 1983 WTAMU 24, Illinois State 24...... (23-17-2) 2008 WTAMU 42, Midwestern State 14...... (38-26-2) 1960 WTAMU 28, Trinity 0...... (10-8-1) 1984 WTAMU 14, Abilene Christian 10...... (24-17-2) 2009 WTAMU 34, Eastern New Mexico 24. . . . .(39-26-2) 1961 Arizona State 28, WTAMU 11 ...... (10-9-1) 1985 WTAMU 33, Wichita State 21 ...... (25-17-2) 2010 WTAMU 48, Tarleton State 17...... (40-26-2) 1962 WTAMU 20, New Mexico State 12...... (11-9-1) 1986 WTAMU 38, Angelo State 15...... (26-17-2) 2011 WTAMU 19, Angelo State 7...... (41-26-2) 1963 Arizona 6, WTAMU 3...... (11-10-1) 1987 WTAMU 27, East Central 17...... (27-17-2) 2012 WTAMU 36, Abilene Christian 0...... (42-26-2) 1964 Memphis State 41, WTAMU 0...... (11-11-1) 1988 TAMU-Commerce 41, WTAMU 37...... (27-18-2) 2013 WTAMU 72, Central State 0...... (43-26-2) wt all-time vs. opponents Team W L T Team W L T Team W L T Team W L T Team W L T Abilene Christian 18 28 0 Colorado Mesa 2 0 0 Louisiana Tech 1 3 0 Pacific 4 0 0 Texas-El Paso 10 17 0 Abilene Collegians 1 0 0 Colorado State 4 3 1 Louisville 1 2 0 Phillips 1 0 0 Texas State 1 0 0 Adams State 5 1 0 Colorado State-Pueblo 1 2 0 Lowery Phillips 1 1 0 Pittsburg State 1 1 1 Texas Tech 7 20 0 Albuquerque Air Force 1 0 0 Corpus Christi 4 0 0 Lubbock Air Base 2 0 0 Plainview High School 0 2 0 Texas Wesleyan 1 2 0 Amarillo Air Base 0 2 0 Dalhart Air Base 1 0 0 Lubbock High School 2 0 0 Portales High School 2 0 0 Trinity 8 7 0 Amarillo High School 3 6 0 Daniel Baker 4 5 1 McMurry 12 8 1 Prairie View A&M 2 0 0 Troy 0 2 0 Amarillo Military 1 0 0 Drake 8 10 0 McNeese State 3 7 0 Richmond 1 0 0 Truman State 0 1 0 Angelo State 12 14 0 East Carolina 2 0 0 Memphis 0 6 0 Sacramento State 0 2 0 Tulsa 1 13 1 Arizona 3 9 1 East Central 5 5 0 Midwestern State 15 12 0 San Diego State 0 2 0 UNLV 1 0 0 Arizona State 7 13 0 Eastern New Mexico 15 12 0 Mississippi College 0 2 0 San Jose State 2 0 0 Utah State 0 5 0 Ashland 1 0 0 Florida 0 1 0 Montana State 2 0 0 Seth Ward 3 2 0 Virginia Tech 0 2 0 Azusa Pacific 1 0 0 Fort Lewis 2 2 0 Montezuma College 2 0 0 Shorter (First Meeting) 0 0 0 Washburn 1 0 0 Baylor 0 2 0 Fresno State 1 1 0 Nebraska-Kearney 1 1 0 South Dakota 1 0 0 Wayland Baptist 8 5 1 Bowling Green 4 1 0 Goodnight College 2 0 0 Nebraska-Omaha 1 0 0 South Dakota State 1 0 0 West Georgia 2 0 0 Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo 0 2 0 Grand Valley State 0 3 0 New Mexico 9 5 0 Southeastern Okla. State 3 7 0 Western Michigan 3 1 0 Cal State-Northridge 1 0 0 Hardin-Simmons 10 26 0 New Mexico Highlands 10 1 0 South Plains Air Base 1 0 0 Western New Mexico 4 2 0 Cameron 2 2 0 Herford High School 3 3 0 New Mexico Military 11 8 2 Southern Illinois 4 4 0 Western State 6 0 0 Canadian 1 0 0 Herford Town Team 1 0 0 New Mexico State 26 11 2 Southern Mississippi 3 8 0 Western Washington 0 1 0 Canyon 1 0 0 Houston 1 4 0 North Texas 6 17 0 Southwestern Okla. State 8 9 2 Wichita State 11 11 0 Central Arkansas 0 2 0 Howard Payne 2 1 0 Northeastern State 6 1 0 St. Benedict’s 3 4 0 Winston-Salem State 0 1 0 Central Missouri 1 1 0 Idaho 1 1 0 Northern Arizona 9 1 0 St. Mary’s 3 0 0 Totals 489 486 22 Central Oklahoma 8 11 1 Illinois State 0 0 2 Northern Illinois 3 4 0 Stephen F. Austin 2 3 0 Central State (Ohio) 1 0 0 Incarnate Word 3 0 0 Northwest Missouri State 2 1 0 Sul Ross State 6 0 2 2014 Oppenents in Bold

Buffalo Football Central Washington 2 1 0 Indianapolis 1 0 0 Northwestern Okla. State 4 5 0 Tampa 1 1 0 Chadron State 2 1 0 Indiana State 5 2 0 Ohio 2 1 0 Tarleton State 13 10 0 Cincinnati 1 0 0 Iowa State 0 2 0 Ohio Dominican 1 0 0 Texas A&M-Commerce 14 14 0 Clarendon College 8 9 2 Lamar 8 5 1 Oklahoma City 3 3 0 Texas A&M-Kingsville 11 16 1 Clovis High School 1 1 0 Louisiana-Lafayette 0 2 0 Oklahoma Panhandle St. 14 1 0 Texas-Arlington 10 9 0 Colorado College 2 1 0 Louisiana-Monroe 2 0 0 Oklahoma State 1 1 0 Texas Christian 0 1 0

34 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book All-Time Records vs. 2014 opponents

ANGELO STATE (12-14) 1930 6-3 W - Overall: 13-10 Date Score W/L/T H/A/N 1931 18-0 W - Home: 7-5 Oct. 1, 1983 3-10 L H 1932 19-0 W - Away: 6-5 Sept. 14, 1985 12-10 W H 1933 13-6 W - Points (WT-Opp): 674-593 Oct. 11, 1986 38-15 W H 1934 7-17 L - Oct. 10, 1987 7-36 L A 1935 7-13 L - Oct. 1, 1988 6-52 L H 1940 20-0 W - TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE (14-14) Sept. 30, 1989 14-49 L A Sept. 24, 1949 7-34 L H Date Score W/L/T H/A/N Sept. 29, 1990 14-52 L H Sept. 30, 1950 41-19 W H 1923 6-20 L - Sept. 30, 1995 14-54 L A Sept. 29, 1951 28-20 W H 1928 18-19 L - Oct. 5, 1996 10-28 L H Sept. 27, 1952 19-6 W H 1929 19-7 W - Oct. 4, 1997 23-31 L A Sept. 26, 1953 20-20 T H 1930 14-0 W - Oct. 3, 1998 37-7 W H Sept. 18, 1954 18-19 L H 1938 20-21 L - Oct. 2, 1999 7-28 L A Sept. 24, 1955 6-0 W H Oct. 23, 1948 7-13 L N (Dallas) Sept. 30, 2000 3-28 L H Sept, 22, 1956 33-7 W H Sept. 17, 1949 47-7 W H Sept. 29, 2001 10-30 L A Sept. 14, 1957 20-7 W H Oct. 25, 1986 49-19 W H Oct. 5, 2002 0-19 L H Oct. 26, 2013 90-57 W A Oct. 24, 1987 35-34 W A Oct. 4, 2003 19-20 L A Oct. 15, 1988 37-41 L H Oct. 23, 2004 36-33 W A Overall: 12-8-1 Oct. 14, 1989 20-21 L A Oct. 22, 2005 53-58 L H Home: 6-2-1 Oct. 13, 1990 35-51 L H Oct. 28, 2006 26-10 W A Away: 1-0 Oct. 14, 1995 7-51 L A Oct. 27, 2007 38-17 W H Points (WT-Opp): 390-297 Oct. 19, 1996 0-31 L H Oct. 25, 2008 27-0 W A Oct. 18, 1997 14-21 L A Oct. 24, 2009 43-15 W H Oct. 17, 1998 27-14 W H Sept. 25, 2010 37-27 W A MIDWESTERN STATE (15-12) Oct. 16, 1999 3-9 L A Oct. 8, 2011 19-7 W H Date Score W/L/T H/A/N Oct. 14, 2000 45-20 W H Oct. 6, 2012 35-9 W A Oct. 18, 1947 38-0 W H Oct. 13, 2001 19-28 L A Oct. 19, 2013 34-30 W H Oct. 16, 1948 28-7 W A Oct. 19. 2002 17-18 L H Nov. 8, 1952 13-21 L H Oct. 18, 2003 30-17 W A Overall: 12-14 Nov. 7, 1953 20-14 W A Nov. 6, 2004 28-38 L H Home: 7-7 Oct. 2, 1954 7-14 L H Oct. 29, 2005 19-17 W A Away: 5-7 Oct. 1, 1955 34-0 W H Sept. 16, 2006 35-10 W A Points (WT-Opp): 565-675 Dec. 1, 1956 41-14 W A Sept. 15, 2007 45-14 W H Oct. 2, 1993 12-31 L H Nov. 12, 2011 49-0 W H Oct. 1, 1994 35-28 W A Nov. 10, 2012 45-14 W A COLORADO STATE-PUEBLO (1-2) Sept. 14, 1996 5-0 W A Sept. 21,2013 62-28 W H Date Score W/L/T H/A/N Nov. 1, 1997 51-7 W H Sept. 1, 2011 24-26 L H Oct. 31, 1998 38-22 W A Overall: 14-14 Aug. 30, 2012 34-44 L A Oct. 30, 1999 0-24 L H Home: 7-5 Dec. 1, 2012 34-13 W A (NCAA) Sept. 9, 2000 7-14 L A Away: 5-5 Aug. 30, 2001 14-42 L H Neutral: 0-1 Overall: 1-2 Oct. 12, 2002 14-54 L A Points (WT-Opp): 752-511 Home: 0-1 Oct. 11, 2003 13-48 L H Away: 1-1 Oct. 2, 2004 26-30 L H Postseason: 1-0 Oct. 1, 2005 47-44 W A TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE (11-16-1) Points (WT-Opp): 92-83 Oct. 7, 2006 29-27 W H Date Score W/L/T H/A/N Oct. 6, 2007 25-20 W A 1939 0-0 T - Oct. 4, 2008 42-14 W H 1940 26-6 W - EASTERN NEW MEXICO (15-12) Oct. 3, 2009 19-31 L A 1941 7-39 L - Date Score W/L/T H/A/N Oct. 23, 2010 42-29 W H Sept. 28, 1985 27-17 W H 1945 57-6 W - Nov. 5, 2011 21-35 L A Nov. 1, 1986 54-49 W A Nov. 15, 1986 50-3 W H Nov. 3, 2012 48-52 L H Oct. 31, 1987 20-44 L H Nov. 14, 1987 29-7 W A Nov. 16, 2013 19-12 W A Oct. 22, 1988 7-32 L A Nov. 5, 1988 34-15 W H Oct. 21, 1989 3-39 L H Nov. 4, 1989 17-21 L A Overall: 15-12 Oct. 20, 1990 16-21 L A Nov. 3, 1990 0-32 L H Home: 6-8 Oct. 21, 1995 17-55 L H Nov. 7, 1992 0-56 L H Away: 9-4 Oct. 26, 1996 0-21 L A Nov. 6, 1993 35-34 W A Points (WT-Opp): 688-634 Oct. 25, 1997 0-33 L H Nov. 5, 1994 38-38 L H Oct. 24, 1998 21-43 L A Nov. 4, 1995 7-10 L A Oct. 23, 1999 14-35 L H Nov. 9, 1996 21-31 L H SHORTER (GA) (0-0) Oct. 21, 2000 13-3 W A Nov. 8, 1997 35-34 W (OT) A Date Score W/L/T H/A/N Oct. 20, 2001 17-33 L H Nov. 7, 1998 13-10 W H Sept. 20, 2014 First Meeting Oct. 26, 2002 7-49 L A Nov. 6, 1999 16-24 L A Oct. 25, 2003 13-38 L H Nov. 4, 2000 21-49 L H Sept. 25, 2004 21-69 L A Nov. 3, 2001 27-41 L A TARLETON STATE (13-10) Sept. 24, 2005 28-20 W H Nov. 9, 2002 16-27 L H Date Score W/L/T H/A/N Sept. 30, 2006 51-31 W A Nov. 8, 2003 49-23 W A Sept. 15, 1990 15-16 L H Sept. 29, 2007 36-30 W H Oct. 9, 2004 20-21 L A Oct. 31, 1992 7-36 L A Sept. 28, 2008 55-35 W A Oct. 8, 2005 52-51 W (OT) H Oct. 30, 1993 27-28 L H Sept. 27, 2009 17-23 L (OT) H Oct. 14, 2006 21-14 W A Oct. 29, 1994 59-33 W A Oct. 16, 2010 24-28 L A Oct. 13, 2007 62-31 W H Oct. 7, 1995 46-23 W H Sept. 17, 2011 42-21 W N (LSC Festival) Oct. 11, 2008 51-27 W A Oct. 12, 1996 17-27 L A Sept. 15, 2012 40-10 W N (LSC Festival) Oct. 10, 2009 34-24 W H Oct. 11, 1997 31-17 W H Sept. 28, 2013 69-7 W A Oct. 22, 2011 52-21 W H Oct. 10, 1998 35-6 W A Oct. 20, 2012 44-21 W A Oct. 9, 1999 7-6 W H Overall: 11-16-1 Nov. 2, 2013 38-39 L H Oct. 7, 2000 19-43 L A Home: 3-8 Oct. 6, 2001 3-62 L H Away: 5-7 Overall: 15-12 Nov. 2, 2002 17-42 L H Neutral: 2-0 Home: 7-7 Nov. 1, 2003 27-47 L A Overtime: 0-1 Away: 7-5 Oct. 30, 2004 14-34 L H Points (WT-Opp): 645-831 Overtime: 2-0 Nov. 5, 2005 30-26 W A Points (WT-Opp): 839-711 Nov. 11, 2006 21-16 W H Nov. 10, 2007 39-14 W A Nov. 8, 2008 51-0 W H

Buffalo Football MCMURRY (12-8-1) Nov. 7, 2009 49-35 W A Date Score W/L/T H/A/N Oct. 9, 2010 48-17 W H 1926 0-21 L - Oct. 1, 2011 44-13 W A 1927 0-13 L - Sept. 29, 2012 41-21 W H 1928 0-16 L - Oct. 12, 2013 27-31 L A 1929 18-19 L -

35 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book year-by-year results

John G. Miller 1919 1926 Alfred Baggett Jack C. Curtice 1945 1910-12 (4-2) Coach: Walter Willy (2-6) Coach: Oscar “Ox” Eckhardt 1933-39 1940-41 (2-6) Coach: W.A. “Gus” Miller Miller, the first coach in WTAMU history, Portales High (H) W 72-0 Clarendon W 2-0 Baggett led the Buffs to an Alamo Curtice led the Buffs to their first-ever Eastern New Mexico W 57-6 coached the Buffs from 1910-12. Plainview (H) L 0-6 McMurry L 0-21 Conference co-championship in 1939. undisputed Alamo Conference crown in Baylor L 0-32 1910 Clarendon (H) W 21-0 Daniel Baker L 0-14 He served as the University’s athletic 1940. He left WTAMU for the athletic Tulsa L 0-32 (2-2) Coach: John G. Miller Canadian (H) W 55-0 Hardin-Simmons L 2-3 director after the reorganization of the director position at Texas-El Paso. New Mexico L 0-13 Canyon (H) W 6-0 Wayland Baptist W 6-0 North Texas L 3-16 department in 1938. 1940 Amarillo Air Base L 12-20 Amarillo High (H) W 36-0 New Mexico Military L 0-26 New Mexico Military W 46-6 1933 (7-3) Coach: Jack C. Curtice Texas Tech L 6-12 Plainview L 0-22 H/A: 3-1/1-1 154-32 Abilene Christian L 6-19 (2-9) Coach: Alfred E. Baggett Alamo Conference Champions Dalhart Air Base W 21-0 Hereford L 6-10 Texas Tech L 2-7 Southwestern Oklahoma L 6-27 McMurry (H) W 20-0 Colorado College L 19-20 H/A: 2-0/0-2 48-32 Wayne McCorkle 61-86 Central Oklahoma L 0-6 Arizona State (H) L 12-19 115-135 1911 1920 1927 New Mexico Military L 9-26 Western State, Colo. W 48-0 (3-3) Coach: John G. Miller McCorkle became the third coach (6-3-1) Coach: Oscar “Ox” Eckhardt Southeastern Oklahoma L 0-20 Fresno State L 6-15 W.W. “Windy” Nicklaus Hereford L 0-8 in a three-year period for WTAMU. Clarendon W 44-0 Hardin-Simmons L 0-6 Northern Arizona (H) W 27-6 1946 Seth Ward (H) L 0-16 He led WTAMU to its worst record to Daniel Baker L 0-2 East Central L 0-12 St. Benedict’s (H) W 40-14 Nicklaus coached for three games in the Hereford (H) L 3-5 date at 1-5-1. McMurry L 0-13 McMurry W 13-6 Hardin-Simmons L 7-28 1946 after Miller resigned the position Goodnight College (H) W 3-0 1920 Southwestern Oklahoma T 6-6 Oklahoma City L 13-32 Oklahoma City W 25-0 1946 Amarillo High (H) W 15-5 (1-5-1) Coach: Wayne McCorkle Hardin-Simmons L 0-7 St. Benedict’s L 7-19 TAMU-Kingsville (H) W 26-6 (5-5) Coach: (3-4)/ Hereford (H) W 5-0 Hereford Town Team (H) L 0-15 Abilene Christian W 13-6 New Mexico Highlands W 7-6 St. Mary’s W 28-0 (2-1) H/A: 3-2/0-2 26-81 Wayland Baptist L 0-12 New Mexico Highlands W 25-0 Northwestern Oklahoma L 6-7 H/A: 4-1/3-2 239-88 S21 Texas Tech L 14-26 1912 New Mexico Military (H) L 0-13 New Mexico Military W 19-0 61-167 1941 S27 Houston (H) L 12-14 (3-1) Coach: John G. Miller Clarendon (H) L 13-28 Stephen F. Austin W 27-6 1934 (8-2) Coach: Jack C. Curtice O4 New Mexico L 0-6 Amarillo High (H) W 31-0 SW Oklahoma (H) T 0-0 Texas Tech W 12-9 (4-6) Coach: Alfred E. Baggett Oklahoma City W 34-0 O12 Colorado College (H) W 13-12 Seth Ward (A) W 19-0 Clarendon L 0-12 149-49 East Central (H) L 0-12 Fresno State W 7-6 O19 Texas-El Paso L 20-26 Clarendon College (N) L 0-12 Wayland Baptist W 21-7 Southwestern Oklahoma (H) L 0-9 Arizona State W 13-7 O26 New Mexico State (H) W 21-14 Clarendon College (H) W 3-0 H/A: 0-3-1/1-2 34-87 W. Mitchell Jones Texas-El Paso (H) W 20-6 New Mexico State W 51-0 N2 Northern Arizona (H) W 20-0 H/A/N: 2-0/1-0/0-1 53-12 1928 New Mexico Military W 41-0 Western State, Colo. W 66-0 N9 Hardin-Simmons L 7-28 Samuel D. Burton Jones coached the Buffs in 1928. He McMurry (H) L 7-17 Northern Arizona W 27-0 N15 Wichita State (H) W 7-6 Douglas A. Shirley 1921-24, 1931-32 later became dean of men at WTAMU. Central Oklahoma L 0-9 Hardin-Simmons L 13-20 N23 Arizona State W 7-0 1913-1917 Burton, a football star from the Uni- He is a member of the WTAMU Hall of New Mexico Highlands (H) W 30-6 Texas-El Paso W 40-7 H/A: 4-1/1-4 121-132 Shirley became the second coach at versity of Oklahoma, began his first of Champions. Panhandle State W 14-0 St. Mary’s W 40-21 WTAMU and coached the Buffs for four two terms as head coach in 1921. He 1928 St. Benedict’s L 14-19 TAMU-Kingsville L 7-39 Frank Kimbrough years. He later went on to serve in the coached the WTAMU men’s basketball (2-7) Coach: W. Mitchell Jones Northwestern Oklahoma L 0-13 298-107 1947-57 administration. A dorm on the WTAMU team from 1921-33. He is regarded as Southwestern Oklahoma L 0-26 H/A: 2-3/2-3 132-91 Kimbrough coached WTAMU for 11 campus was named in his honor. possibly the greatest basketball coach McMurry L 0-16 1935 W.A. “Gus” Miller seasons beginning in 1947. He led 1913 in the Southwest. He is a member of Sam Houston State L 0-6 (5-4-1) Coach: Alfred E. Baggett 1942-46 the Buffs to the 1950 Sun Bowl and (4-2) Coach: Douglas A. Shirley the WTAMU Hall of Champions. Hardin-Simmons L 6-25 New Mexico Military W 20-7 Miller coached football and basketball the 1957 Tangerine Bowl, both won Amarillo High L 0-6 1921 TAMU-Commerce L 18-19 Panhandle State W 14-0 at WTAMU. He served as the school’s by WTAMU. He served as athletic Wayland Baptist (H) W 12-0 (2-5-1) Coach: Sameul D. Burton Montezuma College W 14-0 Texas Wesleyan L 0-6 athletic director during his tenure. He director until his retirement in 1969. Goodnight College (H) W 22-0 Texas Christian (H) L 0-30 New Mexico Military W 27-0 McMurry L 7-13 was named to the Helm’s Hall of Fame He is a member of the WTAMU Hall Wayland Baptist W 6-0 Clarendon L 0-9 Abilene Christian W 12-19 New Mexico Highlands W 34-0 in basketball. Miller is a member of the of Champions. Kimbrough Memorial Seth Ward (H) W 12-0 Wayland Baptist (H) W 68-0 Texas Tech L 7-18 Texas-El Paso W 14-0 Panhandle Sports Hall of Fame and Stadium was named in his honor after Lowery Phillips L 0-3 New Mexico Military L 10-19 84-129 St. Benedict’s L 7-21 WTAMU’s Hall of Champions. his death in 1970. H/A: 3-0/1-2 52-9 Abilene Christian (H) W 35-0 Central Oklahoma T 0-0 1942 1947 1914 Hardin-Simmons L 0-28 Claude E. Reeds Sul Ross State W 7-6 (7-2) Coach: W.A. “Gus” Miller (7-4) Coach: Frank Kimbrough (3-3) Coach: Douglas A. Shirley Northwestern Oklahoma (H) L 7-14 1929-30 Southeastern Oklahoma L 7-13 Texas Tech L 0-39 S20 Tulsa L 13-26 Hereford W 20-0 Clarendon (H) T 14-14 Reeds came to WTAMU after a col- 110-66 Arizona State (H) W 28-0 S27 Abilene Christian L 7-13 Hereford (H) W 58-6 H/A: 2-2-1/0-3 134-114 lege football career at University of 1936 Albuquerque AFB (H) W 18-13 O4 Texas Tech L 13-21 Amarillo High (H) L 3-14 1922 Oklahoma. He led WTAMU to a winning (7-1-2) Coach: Alfred E. Baggett Texas-El Paso (H) W 7-0 O11 Texas-El Paso (H) W 14-0 Amarillo High L 0-12 (2-8) Coach: Samuel D. Burton record both years. Panhandle State W 56-0 Northern Arizona W 27-7 O18 Midwestern State (H) W 38-0 Seth Ward (H) L 14-19 S30 Wayland Baptist (H) L 0-19 1929 Texas-El Paso W 13-7 New Mexico State W 23-0 O24 New Mexico State W 34-7 Lowery Phillips (H) W 54-0 O6 Panhandle State (H) W 104-13 (6-3) Coach: Claude E. Reeds Texas Wesleyan W 9-0 Hardin-Simmons (H) L 0-40 N1 Northern Arizona W 25-0 H/A: 2-2/1-2 149-51 O13 Daniel Baker (H) L 0-13 Panhandle State W 32-0 New Mexico W 13-7 New Mexico W 13-7 N7 Hardin-Simmons (H) L 6-27 1915 O21 Abilene Christian (A) L 0-1 Abilene Christian L 0-15 Southeastern Oklahoma W 34-6 Lubbock Air Base (H) W 14-6 N15 Colorado College W 40-6 (4-3) Coach: Douglas A. Shirley O27 Hardin-Simmons (H) L 9-35 Hardin-Simmons L 12-14 Northwestern Oklahoma W 26-0 H/A: 4-1/3-1 130-112 N22 Arizona State (H) W 28-18 Clarendon (H) W 7-0 N4 New Mexico (H) L 0-12 Daniel Baker W 7-0 Sul Ross State T 0-0 N29 New Mexico W 28-18 Amarillo High (H) L 2-6 N11 New Mexico Military(H) W 20-0 New Mexico Military W 27-0 New Mexico Highlands W 26-0 1943 H/A: 3-1/4-3 253-125 Seth Ward W 19-6 N17 Clarendon (H) L 6-13 New Mexico Highlands W 13-0 New Mexico Military T 0-0 (No team, World War II) Lubbock High (H) W 19-6 N23 Northwestern Okla. (H) L 7-13 McMurry L 18-19 St. Benedict’s L 0-19 1948 Amarillo High L 7-19 N30 Clarendon L 0-26 Texas Tech W 20-0 177-39 1944 (6-5) Coach: Frank Kimbrough Clarendon L 3-13 H/A: 2-6/0-2 146-145 TAMU-Commerce W 19-7 1937 (4-3) Coach: W.A. “Gus” Miller S11 Northern Arizona (H) W 28-0 Amarillo Military (H) W 18-13 1923 148-55 (6-3): Coach: Alfred E. Baggett Oklahoma State (A) L 6-41 S18 Texas Tech L 0-19 H/A: 3-1/1-2 75-63 (4-4-1) Coach: Samuel D. Burton 1930 Panhandle State (H) W 33-0 New Mexico (A) W 19-12 S25 Abilene Christian (H) W 41-19 1916 Panhandle State (H) W 100-0 (6-3-1) Coach: Claude E. Reeds Daniel Baker (H) W 19-9 Amarillo Air Base L 7-38 O2 North Texas (H) L 7-20 (1-5) Coach: Douglas A. Shirley Howard Payne (H) L 0-6 Central Oklahoma L 0-7 Texas Wesleyan (H) L 6-13 Texas Tech L 6-35 O9 Texas-El Paso L 7-21 Clarendon L 0-19 New Mexico (H) W 22-8 Panhandle State W 19-0 Texas-El Paso L 14-16 Lubbock Air Base W 19-12 O16 Midwestern State W 28-7 Wayland Baptist (H) L 6-28 Hardin-Simmons W 6-0 Abilene Christian W 16-7 Hardin-Simmons (H) L 0-40 Abilene Collegians (A) W 41-6 O23 TAMU-Commerce# L 7-13 Amarillo High L 0-34 Clarendon T 6-6 TAMU-Commerce W 14-0 Northwestern Oklahoma (H) W 26-0 South Plains Air Base W 19-6 O30 Houston (H) W 28-13 Clarendon (H) L 6-19 New Mexico Military L 0-22 Texas Tech W 6-0 St. Benedict’s (H) W 20-0 107-150 N11 Hardin-Simmons L 6-28 Lubbock High (H) W 18-0 North Texas L 6-14 Daniel Baker T 0-0 Sul Ross State W 10-0 N27 New Mexico (H) W 19-0 Wayland Baptist L 0-20 Clarendon W 6-0 New Mexico Military L 6-27 New Mexico Military (H) W 41-20 D4 Corpus Christi W 21-13 H/A: 1-2/0-3 30-120 TAMU-Commerce L 6-20 Stephen F. Austin W 64-0 H/A: 5-2/1-1 169-98 H/A/N: 4-1/2-3/0-1 1 92-153 1917 H/A: 2-1/2-2-1 152-76 Hardin-Simmons L 6-26 1938 # at Dallas (2-3-1) Coach: Douglas A. Shirley 1924 McMurry W 6-3 (7-2-1) Coach: Alfred E. Baggett Clovis High L 3-6 (5-4) Coach: Samuel D. Burton 137-70 Daniel Baker (H) W 40-7 Wayland Baptist (H) L 0-6 North Texas L 7-19 1931 TAMU-Commerce L 20-21 Clarendon (H) W 6-0 Northwestern Oklahoma W 21-6 (6-3) Coach: Samuel D. Burton Southeastern Oklahoma (H) W 19-14 Portales High (H) W 37-6 Montezuma College W 77-0 Texas Tech L 0-21 Hardin-Simmons L 0-39 New Mexico Military L 0-99 New Mexico L 6-12 Central Oklahoma W 6-0 Oklahoma City (H) W 13-7 Wayland Baptist (H) T 0-0 Hardin-Simmons W 12-6 Daniel Baker L 19-40 Pittsburg State (H) T 13-13 H/A: 2-1-1/0-2 46-117 Abilene Christian W 23-13 Phillips W 6-0 Sul Ross State (H) W 16-7 New Mexico Military L 13-14 Abilene Christian L 0-41 New Mexico Military W 48-0 Lt. Alonzo P. George Daniel Baker L 0-3 Panhandle State W 45-0 Western State, Colo. (H) W 27-0 1918 New Mexico Highlands W 14-0 New Mexico Military W 7-0 St. Benedict’s W 28-0 Lt. George coached WTAMU for one 173-73 Sul Ross State W 7-2 H/A: 5-0-1/2-2 224-108 season. His high-powered team is McMurry W 18-0 the only undefeated team in WTAMU Oscar Eckhardt 108-104 1939 history at 3-0 after winning all three 1925-27 (5-3-1) Coach: Alfred E. Baggett games by a 188-7 combined score. “Ox” Eckhardt took over the coaching 1932 Arizona State L 0-19 1918 duties from Burton after spending (4-2-2) Coach: Samuel D. Burton Western State, Colo. (H) W 35-0 (3-0) Coach: Lt. Alonzo P. George several seasons at the University of Hardin-Simmons (H) L 0-6 Oklahoma City L 14-19 Clovis High (H) W 97-7 Texas. He led WTAMU for three seasons, Wayland Baptist (H) W 52-0 St. Mary’s (H) W 34-13 Wayland Baptist W 42-0 including 1927’s 6-3-1 squad. Daniel Baker W 12-0 Pittsburg State W 7-0 Wayland Baptist (H) W 49-0 1925 McMurry W 19-0 Hardin-Simmons L 13-18 H/A: 2-0/1-0 188-7 (4-4) Coach: Oscar “Ox” Eckhardt Abilene Christian (H) W 12-0 Sul Ross State W 26-6 Hardin-Simmons L 6-19 Sul Ross State (H) T 7-7 South Dakota State (H) W 35-7 Walter Willy Clarendon W 8-6 New Mexico Military T 7-7 TAMU-Kingsville T 0-0 1919 New Mexico Highlands W 7-0 Oklahoma City L 9-19 H/A: 3-0/2-3-1 164-82 Buffalo Football Willy picked up where George left Abilene Christian L 0-13 H/A: 2-1-1/2-1-1 120-39 off, leading WTAMU to a 4-2 record. New Mexico W 9-7 His team had four straight shutouts North Texas L 6-20 during the season. New Mexico Military W 28-12 Texas Tech L 12-13 76-83 Jerry Behrens (1956-61)

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1949 1957 S28 Pacific (H) W 32-8 (5-4) Coach: Frank Kimbrough (7-3) Coach: Frank Kimbrough O5 North Texas (H) W 38-17 1971-76 S17 TAMU-Commerce (H) W 41-7 S14 McMurry (H) W 20-7 O12 Arizona State L 16-24 Mayfield returned to WTAMU after S24 McMurry (H) L 7-34 S21 Texas Tech W 19-0 O19 Memphis State (H) L 14-29 spending several years in prep ranks O1 Texas Tech L 19-35 S28 Texas-El Paso L 12-20 O26 Arizona (H) L 3-6 at Odessa . He O8 Texas-El Paso (H) L 7-34 O5 Southern Miss. (H) L 0-34 N2 Trinity W 24-12 led the Buffs to a co-championship in O15 Houston L 13-14 O12 Trinity W 27-20 N9 New Mexico State (H) T 24-24 1972. He played college ball at WTAMU O22 Trinity (H) W 55-20 O19 New Mexico State W 35-7 N30 Texas-El Paso L 0-13 in 1945, 1948-50. He was the starting N5 Northern Arizona (H) W 47-6 O26 Hardin-Simmons (H) W 39-19 H/A: 3-2-1/1-2 173-140 quarterback for WTAMU in the 1950 N12 Hardin-Simmons (H) W 19-7 N2 Arizona W 21-20 1964 Sun Bowl. Mayfield, a member of the N26 New Mexico W 41-13 N9 Abilene Christian (H) W 12-2 (4-6) Coach Joe E. Kerbel WTAMU Hall of Champions, also served H/A: 4-2/1-2 249-170 N16 Drake L 19-20 S19 Ohio (H) L 14-16 as athletic director. 1950 H/A: 3-1/4-2 204-149 S26 Arizona State (H) L 8-34 1971 (10-1) Coach: Frank Kimbrough O3 Texas-El Paso (H) W 14-0 (2-9) Coach: Gene Mayfield Border Conference Champions O10 North Texas W 21-13 S11 Memphis State L 0-30 S16 Northern Arizona (H) W 52-12 1958-59 O17 Memphis State (H) L 0-41 S18 Lamar (H) W 14-6 S23 Arizona W 34-26 Jarnagin came to WTAMU after a O24 Trinity (H) W 21-6 O2 Tulsa (H) L 13-17 S30 McMurry (H) W 41-19 successful stint at powerhouse Hardin- O31 San Jose State (H) W 18-7 O9 Texas-Arlington (H) L 0-13 O7 Texas Tech W 28-13 Simmons. He served as assistant N7 Texas Tech L 0-48 O16 Northern Illinois (H) L 19-22 O14 New Mexico (H) W 45-6 coach at WTAMU before being named N14 New Mexico State L 0-40 O23 Idaho (H) L 0-26 O21 Sam Houston St. (H) W 45-6 head coach. N21 Texas-Arlington L 16-20 O30 Wichita State W 31-14 O28 Trinity L 20-27 1958 H/A: 3-3/1-3 112-127 N6 New Mexico State L 24-50 N4 Texas-El Paso W 40-12 (1-9) Coach: Clark Jarnagin 1965 N13 Colorado State L 14-36 N18 Hardin-Simmons W 47-13 S20 Virginia Tech L 12-28 (6-4) Coach: Joe E. Kerbel N20 Drake (H) L 28-32 N25 Corpus Christi W 26-13 S27 Texas Tech L 7-32 S18 Ohio W 7-0 N27 Southern Mississippi L 0-35 J1 Cincinnati* W 14-13 O4 Arizona State L 13-16 S25 Bowling Green (H) W 34-0 H/A: 1-5/1-4 143-281 Joe E. Kerbel (1960-70) H/A/N: 4-0/5-1/1-0 386-190 O11 Texas-El Paso (H) L 12-29 O2 Arizona State (H) W 22-14 1972 * Sun Bowl @ El Paso O18 Trinity (H) L 7-35 O9 Trinity (H) W 34-6 (5-5) Coach: Gene Mayfield 1951 O25 Southern Mississippi L 0-15 O16 Colorado State (H) W 15-12 S16 Drake L 12-40 (2-7) Coach: Frank Kimbrough N1 Arizona L 8-15 O23 New Mexico State (H) L 2-10 S23 Colorado State (H) W 41-14 1977 Don Davis S15 Trinity (H) L 7-19 N8 Abilene Christian (H) L 21-28 O30 Memphis State L 12-27 S30 Lamar (H) W 35-12 (6-4-1) Coach: 1982-84 S22 Texas Tech L 7-46 N15 Hardin-Simmons L 6-26 N6 Drake (H) W 20-14 O7 Southern Mississippi L 7-14 Missouri Valley Conference Davis served as assistant coach under S29 McMurry (H) W 28-20 N22 New Mexico State (H) W 39-32 N13 Lamar L 14-21 O14 New Mexico State (H) W 63-14 Champions Bill Yung before becoming the head O6 Arizona L 13-28 H/A: 1-3/0-6 125-256 N27 Texas-El Paso L 21-38 O21 Northern Illinois L 8-17 S3 Wichita State L 10-14 coach. He compiled a 6-26-1 record O13 North Texas L 14-42 1959 H/A: 5-1/1-3 181-142 O28 Wichita State (H) W 21-16 S17 McNeese State L 8-20 over three seasons. O27 Hardin-Simmons (H) L 6-27 (1-9) Coach: Clark Jarnagin 1966 N4 San Diego State L 6-37 S24 North Texas L 20-31 1982 N3 Arizona State L 0-34 S19 Arizona State L 22-43 (7-3) Coach: Joe E. Kerbel N11 Texas-Arlington L 7-20 O1 Texas-Arlington (H) L 13-17 (3-8) Coach: Don Davis N10 New Mexico State W 50-20 S26 Arizona (H) L 6-7 S17 Texas-Arlington (H) W 38-6 N18 North Texas W 17-14 O8 New Mexico State W 17-14 S4 Abilene Christian (H) L 29-33 N24 Texas-El Paso (H) L 6-13 O3 North Texas L 6-28 S24 Pacific W 49-7 H/A: 4-0/1-5 217-198 O15 Drake (H) W 31-7 S11 Louisiana Tech L 7-28 H/A: 1-4/1-3 131-249 O10 Texas-El Paso L 12-13 O1 Arizona State W 21-20 1973 O22 Lamar W 29-7 S18 Southwest Louisiana L 18-31 1952 O17 Southern Miss. (H) L 6-37 O8 Texas-El Paso (H) L 3-9 (2-9) Coach: Gene Mayfield O29 Indiana State (H) W 31-20 S25 McNeese State (H) W 25-17 (3-6) Coach: Frank Kimbrough O24 Hardin-Simmons (H) L 0-22 O15 Richmond (H) W 41-7 S8 Drake (H) W 13-10 N12 Colorado State (H) T 21-21 O2 Wichita State (H) L 21-24 S20 Texas Tech L 7-46 O31 Drake (H) W 34-21 O22 New Mexico State (H) W 17-14 S15 Tulsa L 3-48 N19 Tulsa (H) W 57-21 O16 Florida L 14-77 S27 McMurry (H) W 19-6 N7 Virginia Tech (H) L 21-26 O29 Memphis State (H) L 14-26 S22 North Texas L 15-32 N26 Southern Illinois (H) W 28-9 O23 North Texas (H) W 24-22 O11 New Mexico State (H) W 45-7 N14 Trinity L 8-14 N5 Northern Arizona W 34-7 S29 Northern Illinois (H) L 14-21 H/A: 4-1-1/2-3 262-183 O30 Drake (H) L 24-31 O18 Arizona State L 14-48 N21 New Mexico State L 13-35 N12 Colorado State L 26-35 O6 Lamar W 13-0 1978 N6 Tulsa L 21-59 O25 Abilene Christian (H) W 20-18 H/A: 1-4/0-5 1 28-246 N19 W. Michigan (H) W 30-7 O20 Utah State (H) L 14-36 (3-8) Coach: Bill Yung N13 New Mexico State (H) W 30-28 N8 Midwestern State (H) L 13-21 H/A: 4-2/3-1 273-138 O27 Wichita State L 14-30 S2 Mississippi State L 10-28 N20 Southern Illinois L 13-17 N15 Trinity L 6-39 Joe E. Kerbel 1967 N3 New Mexico State L 14-56 S9 Texas-Arlington W 18-10 H/A: 3-3/0-5 226-367 N22 Hardin-Simmons L 6-25 1960-70 (8-3) Coach: Joe E. Kerbel N10 Tampa (H) L 6-28 S16 McNeese State (H) L 13-45 1983 N27 Texas-El Paso L 7-31 Possibly the best known coach in S16 Montana State (H) W 35-26 N17 Southern Miss. (H) L 0-28 S23 Southern Illinois L 3-17 (0-10-1) Coach: Don Davis H/A: 3-1/0-5 137-243 WTAMU history, Kerbel coached the S23 Utah State (H) L 27-44 N24 Louisville (H) L 9-21 S30 Wichita State (H) L 37-38 S3 North Texas L 3-32 1953 Buffs to two bowl games (the 1962 Sun S30 Pacific (H) W 34-6 H/A: 1-5/1-4 115-310 O7 North Texas (H) L 0-35 S10 Abilene Christian (H) L 3-28 (1-8-1) Coach: Frank Kimbrough Bowl and the 1967 Jr. Rose Bowl). He O7 Colorado State (H) W 24-14 1974 O14 Lamar (H) W 55-16 S17 McNeese State L 0-17 S19 Texas Tech L 14-40 served as athletic director from 1969-71 O14 San Jose State (H) W 28-14 (6-5) Coach: Gene Mayfield O21 Indiana State W 36-7 S24 Texas-Arlington (H) L 13-31 S26 McMurry (H) T 20-20 and is a member of the WTAMU Hall of O21 New Mexico State (H) L 10-24 S14 Drake W 37-17 N4 Tulsa L 23-44 O1 Angelo State (H) L 3-10 O10 Trinity (H) L 6-14 Champions and the Panhandle Sports O28 Texas-Arlington (H) W 37-27 S21 New Mexico State (H) L 0-41 N11 Drake L 21-24 O8 Illinois State (H) T 24-24 O17 Arizona State L 20-39 Hall of Fame. N4 Northern Illinois W 17-10 S28 Wichita State (H) W 41-7 N22 New Mexico State (H) L 31-33 O22 Wichita State L 30-31 O24 Hardin-Simmons (H) L 14-26 1960 N11 East Carolina W 37-13 O5 Southern Miss. (H) W 31-0 H/A: 1-4/2-4 237-297 O29 Drake L 26-36 O31 Arizona L 6-38 (3-7) Coach: Joe E. Kerbel N18 Wichita State L 13-22 O12 Idaho W 21-6 1979 N5 Indiana State (H) L 20-31 N7 Midwestern State W 20-14 S17 Texas Tech L 14-38 D2 *Cal State-Northridge W 35-13 O19 Tulsa L 14-17 (5-5-1) Coach: Bill Yung N12 Tulsa L 16-31 N14 North Texas L 6-38 S24 Arizona State (H) L 3-14 H/A/N: 5-1/2-2/1-0 297-213 O26 Utah State L 16-21 Missouri Valley Conference N19 New Mexico State L 24-26 N21 New Mexico State L 13-19 O1 Southern Mississippi L 18-28 * Junior Rose Bowl @ Pasadena, Calif. N2 Lamar (H) L 7-9 Champions H/A: 0-4-1/0-6 1 62-297 N28 Texas-El Paso (H) L 7-27 O8 Texas-El Paso (H) L 3-6 1968 N9 Tampa W 24-6 S1 Southern Illinois (H) W 14-0 1984 H/A: 0-3-1/1-5 1 26-276 O15 North Texas (H) W 14-6 (8-2) Coach: Joe E. Kerbel N16 North Texas (H) W 21-14 S8 Texas-Arlington (H) L 6-10 (3-8) Coach: Don Davis 1954 O22 Hardin-Simmons W 21-0 S14 Lamar (H) W 45-7 N30 Louisville L 8-10 S15 McNeese State L 0-21 S1 Northern Illinois L 33-40 (1-8) Coach: Frank Kimbrough O29 Arizona L 14-21 S21 Wichita State (H) W 26-0 H/A: 3-2/3-3 220-148 S22 Southwest Louisiana L 10-19 S8 Texas-Arlington L 19-27 S18 McMurry (H) L 18-19 N5 Trinity (H) W 28-0 S28 Pacific (H) W 23-7 1975 S29 Houston L 10-49 S15 New Mexico L 0-27 S25 Texas Tech L 7-33 N12 New Mexico State (H) L 15-35 O5 Montana State W 35-20 (5-6) Coach: Gene Mayfield O6 Lamar T 12-12 S22 McNeese State (H) L 7-24 O2 Midwestern State (H) L 7-14 N24 Wichita State L 11-31 O12 Memphis State L 21-42 S6 Wichita State L 7-13 O13 Indiana State (H) W 33-17 S29 Iowa State L 0-14 O16 New Mexico State (H) W 41-7 H/A: 2-3/1-4 1 41-179 O19 Texas-Arlington (H) W 41-0 S13 Lamar W 10-8 O20 North Texas L 14-28 O5 Tulsa (H) L 7-35 O23 Arizona State L 14-21 1961 O26 Utah State L 10-20 S20 Tulsa (H) L 14-23 O27 Wichita State W 58-0 O12 Abilene Christian (H) W 14-10 O30 Arizona L 12-48 (6-4) Coach: Joe E. Kerbel N9 Western Michigan (H) W 53-36 O4 Texas-Arlington (H) L 7-39 N3 New Mexico State W 54-21 O19 Southern Illinois W 24-17 N6 Trinity L 7-19 S23 Brigham Young (H) W 55-8 N16 New Mexico State W 23-14 O11 Utah State L 17-21 N17 Drake (H) W 28-18 O26 New Mexico State W 21-13 N13 Hardin-Simmons L 27-33 S30 Texas-El Paso W 56-27 N23 Colorado State W 22-17 O18 Drake (H) W 24-6 H/A: 3-1/2-4-1 2 39-195 N10 Wichita State L 14-17 N25 Texas-El Paso L 13-33 O7 Wichita State (H) L 34-41 H/A: 5-0/3-2 299-163 O25 Northeast Louisiana W 45-20 1980 N17 Drake (H) L 22-25 H/A: 1-2/0-6 146-227 O14 Arizona State (H) L 11-28 1969 N8 New Mexico State (H) W 38-10 (5-6) Coach: Bill Yung H/A: 1-3/2-5 161-249 1955 O21 Hardin-Simmons (H) W 42-0 (6-4) Coach: Joe E. Kerbel N15 McNeese State L 33-39 S6 McNeese State (H) L 17-20 (4-4-1) Coach: Frank Kimbrough O28 Arizona (H) W 27-23 S20 Northern Arizona (H) L 20-21 N22 Louisville (H) W 49-23 S13 Oklahoma State W 20-19 Bill Kelly S17 Corpus Christi (H) W 46-0 N4 Bowling Green L 6-28 S27 Northern Illinois (H) W 22-7 N29 North Texas L 15-16 S20 Baylor L 15-43 1985-87 S24 McMurry (H) W 6-0 N11 Trinity W 29-28 O4 Wichita State W 24-14 H/A: 3-2/2-4 259-218 S27 Southwest Texas (H) W 21-13 Kelly guided the Buffs to a 6-3-1, O1 Midwestern State (H) W 34-0 N18 New Mexico State W 35-22 O11 San Diego State (H) L 14-24 1976 O4 New Mexico State (H) W 17-15 second-place finish in the Missouri Valley O8 Arizona T 20-20 D2 Texas Tech L 14-16 O18 Colorado State L 7-27 (4-5-2) Coach: Gene Mayfield O11 Texas-Arlington W 38-26 in 1985 and to the Lone Star Conference O15 New Mexico State W 32-6 H/A: 3-2/3-2 309-221 O25 New Mexico State (H) W 17-16 S18 Wichita State (H) W 14-10 O18 Drake L 21-27 crown with a 7-4 mark in WTAMU’s first O22 Hardin-Simmons (H) L 18-19 1962 N1 Texas-Arlington W 41-7 S25 Southern Illinois L 17-21 O25 Tulsa L 24-44 season in Division II the following season. O29 Texas Tech L 24-27 (9-2) Coach: Joe E. Kerbel N8 Western Michigan W 28-20 O2 Texas-Arlington L 21-23 N1 Indiana State L 18-37 He was named Coach of the Year in the N5 Arizona State L 7-27 S15 Trinity (H) W 61-0 N15 Bowling Green (H) W 28-12 O9 Houston L 7-50 N15 Wichita State (H) L 18-20 MVC in 1985 and in the LSC in 1986. N19 Texas-El Paso L 7-13 S22 Texas Tech W 30-27 N29 Southern Mississippi L 9-10 O16 North Texas (H) L 7-10 N22 Southern Illinois W 23-20 1985 H/A: 3-1/1-3-1 1 94-112 S29 Texas-El Paso (H) W 49-0 H/A: 3-2/3-2 210-158 O23 Drake L 14-34 H/A: 2-2/3-4 232-284 (6-3-1) Coach: Bill Kelly 1956 O6 Texas-Arlington (H) W 49-0 1970 O30 McNeese State (H) W 30-25 1981 S7 Abilene Christian L 18-25 (8-2) Coach: Frank Kimbrough O13 Arizona State W 15-14 (7-3) Joe E. Kerbel N6 Lamar (H) W 21-6 (7-4) Coach: Bill Yung S14 Angelo State (H) W 12-10 S15 Corpus Christi (H) W 29-6 O20 New Mexico State (H) W 20-12 S19 Lamar L 28-33 N13 NE Louisiana (H) W 58-41 S5 Louisiana Tech (H) W 17-10 S21 Louisiana Tech (H) L 10-20 S22 McMurry (H) W 33-7 O27 Arizona L 3-8 S26 Wichita State (H) W 43-0 N20 New Mexico State T 13-13 S12 Iowa State L 13-17 S28 TAMU-Kingsville (H) W 27-17 S29 Sul Ross State (H) W 48-0 N3 Bowling Green (H) W 23-7 O3 East Carolina (H) W 42-30 N27 Tulsa T 17-17 S19 Nevada-Las Vegas W 21-17 O5 Indiana State (H) W 29-27 O13 Texas Tech W 34-14 N10 North Texas L 13-20 O10 Northern Illinois W 24-22 H/A: 4-1/0-4-2 2 19-250 S26 Texas-Arlington (H) W 35-31 O12 Wichita State (H) W 33-21 O20 New Mexico State (H) W 45-0 N17 Hardin-Simmons W 34-13 O17 North Texas (H) L 10-11 O3 McNeese State W 31-24 O19 Illinois State T 29-29 N3 Arizona L 13-20 D31 Ohio* W 15-14 O24 New Mexico State (H) W 37-7 Bill Yung O10 Southern Illinois (H) L 22-29 O26 Tulsa L 17-44 N10 Hardin-Simmons W 20-6 H/A/N: 5-0/3-2/1-0 3 12-115 O31 Texas-Arlington W 33-8 1977-81 Buffalo Football O17 Wichita State W 23-17 N2 Drake W 28-27 N17 Texas-El Paso (H) L 13-16 * Sun Bowl @ El Paso, Texas N7 Western Michigan (H) L 0-20 Yung coached the Buffs to Missouri O24 Drake L 13-21 N16 New Mexico State W 55-25 D1 Midwestern State W 41-14 N14 Bowling Green W 23-7 Valley Conference championships in N7 Indiana State (H) W 17-14 H/A: 4-1/2-2-1 2 58-245 J1 Southern Mississippi* W 20-13 1963 N21 Southern Mississippi W 14-11 1977 and 1979. N14 Tulsa (H) L 10-24 1986 H/A/N: 4-1/3-1/1-0 296-96 (4-4-1) Coach: Joe E. Kerbel H/A: 3-2/4-1 254-149 N21 New Mexico State W 45-9 (7-4) Coach: Bill Kelly * Tangerine Bowl @ Orlando, Fla. S21 Texas-Arlington (H) W 22-17 H/A: 3-2/4-2 247-213 Lone Star Conference Champions

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S6 Troy State (H) L 32-38 O16 Southeastern Okla. L 14-44 N5 Tarleton State (A) W 30-26 2012 S13 Central Oklahoma (H) W 35-28 O30 Tarleton State (H) L 27-28 N19 Pittsburg State (H) L 3-41 (12-3) Coach: S20 Louisiana Tech L 21-24 N6 Eastern New Mexico W 35-34 H/A: 4-2/6-0 484-353 Lone Star Conference Champions S27 Mississippi College (H) L 24-34 N13 Western New Mexico L 16-41 2006 NCAA National Semifinalist O4 Stephen F. Austin L 31-36 H/A: 1-3/2-3 249-286 (11-2) Coach: Don Carthel A30 #6 CSU-Pueblo (A) L 34-44 O11 Angelo State (H) W 38-15 Lone Star Conference Champions S8 Western State (H) W 57-20 O18 Howard Payne W 31-7 NCAA Participant S15 #14 TAMUK (N) W 40-10 O25 TAMU-Commerce (H) W 49-19 1994-96 A31 Mesa State (H) W 44-14 S22 Incarnate Word (A) W 24-0 N1 TAMU-Kingsville W 54-49 Stone, who started his coaching career S9 Adams State (H) W 31-11 S29 Tarleton State (H) W 41-21 N15 Eastern New Mexico(H) W 50-3 with a 7-0 record in 1994, helped S16 TAMU-Commerce (A) W 35-10 O6 Angelo State (A) W 35-9 N22 Abilene Christian W 32-28 WTAMU in the transition back to the S23 Northeastern State (H) W 14-10 O13 Abilene Christian (H) W 36-0 H/A: 4-2/3-2 3 97-281 Lone Star Conference. S30 TAMU-Kingsville (A) W 51-31 O20 Eastern N.M. (A) W 44-21 1987 O7 Midwestern State (H) W 29-27 O27 West Georgia (A) W 52-28 (5-6) Coach: Bill Kelly 1994 O14 Eastern New Mexico (A) W 21-14 N3 #10 Midwestern St. (H) L 48-52 S5 Stephen F. Austin (H) L 3-7 (9-2) Coach: Morris Stone O19 Abilene Christian (H) L 33-49 N10 TAMU-Commerce (A) W 45-14 S12 Central Oklahoma (H) W 25-8 S3 Fort Lewis* (N) W 39-16 O28 Angelo State (A) W 26-10 N17 #20 Chadron St. (A) W 38-30 S19 Troy State L 0-45 S10 Adams State (H) W 14-7 N4 Central Oklahoma (A) W 38-7 N24 #4 Ashland (A) W 33-28 S26 Mississippi College L 16-28 S17 Howard Payne (H) W 59-56 N11 Tarleton State (H) W 21-16 D1 #1 CSU-Pueblo (A) W 34-16 O3 East Central, OK (H) W 27-17 S24 N.M. Highlands (H) W 48-16 N18 Abilene Christian (H) W 30-27(ot) D8 #2 Winston-Salem (A) L 18-41 O10 Angelo State L 7-36 O1 Midwestern State W 35-28 N25 Chadron State (A) L 17-43 H/A/N: 3-1/8-2/1-0 579-331 O24 TAMU-Commerce W 35-34 O8 Western N.M. (H) W 70-44 H/A: 6-1/5-1 390-269 O31 TAMU-Kingsville (H) L 20-44 O15 Hardin-Simmons W 40-34 2007 Mike Nesbitt N7 NW Missouri (H) W 33-21 O22 Abilene Christian L 50-51 (12-1) Coach: Don Carthel 2013-Present N14 Eastern New Mexico W 29-7 O29 Tarleton State W 59-33 Lone Star Conference Champions Nesbitt took over as head coach Aug. N21 Abilene Christian (H) L 17-27 N5 Eastern New Mexico (H) L 38-48 NCAA Secound Round 21, 2013 and guided the Buffs to an H/A: 3-3/2-3 212-276 N12 Panhandle State W 54-28 A30 South Dakota (H) W 55-45 11-3 record and a NCAA Quarterfinal H/A/N: 4-1/4-1/1-0 506-361 S8 Adams State (A) W 63-20 berth in his first season. Steve Graf * at Farmington, New Mexico S15 TAMU-Commerce (H) W 45-14 1988-90 1995 S21 Northeastern State (A) W 38-0 2013 Graf led the Buffs to a 6-26 record (5-6) Coach: Morris Stone S29 TAMU-Kingsville (H) W 36-3 (11-3) Coach: Mike Nesbitt during his three seasons. He served as S2 Western N.M. (H) W 35-23 O6 Midwestern State (A) W 25-20 NCAA National Quarterfinalist an assistant coach before taking over S9 Adams State W 44-26 O13 Eastern New Mexico (H) W 62-31 S7 Western State (A) W 48-21 the head coaching duties. Graf also S16 Fort Lewis (H) W 44-7 O20 Abilene Christian (A) W 41-31 S12 #18 Chadron St. (N) W 34-31 served as WTAMU’s athletic director. S23 Southwestern Okla. (H) W 38-21 O27 Angelo State (H) W 38-17 S21 A&M-Commerce (H) W 62-28 1988 S30 Angelo State L 14-54 N3 Central Oklahoma (H) W 31-0 S28 A&M-Kingsville (A) W 69-7 (2-8) Coach: Steve Graf O7 Tarleton State (H) W 46-23 N10 Tarleton State (A) W 39-14 O5 Central State (H) W 72-0 S3 Lamar L 21-42 O14 TAMU-Commerce L 7-51 N17 Washburn (H) W 40-39 012 #21 Tarleton State (A) L 27-31 S10 Northeast Missouri L 28-45 O21 TAMU-Kingsville (H) L 17-55 N24 NW Missouri State (A) L 28-56 O19 Angelo State (H) W 34-30 S24 Northwest Missouri W 65-42 O28 Central Oklahoma (H) L 6-43 H/A: 7-0/5-1 541-290 026 McMurry (A) W 90-57 O1 Angelo State (H) L 6-52 N4 Eastern New Mexico L 7-10 2008 N2 Eastern N.M. (H) L 38-39 O8 Cameron L 29-56 N11 Abilene Christian (H) L 14-21 (11-2) Coach: Don Carthel N9 West Georgia (H) W 63-23 O15 TAMU-Commerce (H) L 37-41 H/A: 4-2/1-4 272-334 NCAA Second Round N16 #24 Midwestern St. (A) W 19-12 O22 TAMU-Kingsville L 7-32 1996 A28 Mesa State (A) W 23-20 N23 #10 Indianapolis (A) W 27-14 O29 Central Oklahoma L 15-27 (1-9) Coach: Morris Stone S6 Central Oklahoma (A) W 49-18 N30 #7 Ohio Dominican (A) W 34-27 N5 Eastern New Mexico (H) W 34-15 S7 Adams State (H) L 10-13 S13 Azusa Pacific (H) W 75-13 D7 #22 Grand Valley (A) L 28-35 N12 Abilene Christian L 37-51 S14 Midwestern State W 5-0 S20 Southwestern Okla. (H) W 42-20 H/A/N: 4-1/6-2/1-0 645-355 H/A: 1-2/1-6 2 79-403 S21 Southwestern Okla. L 21-31 S28 TAMU-Kingsville (A) W 55-35 1989 O5 Angelo State (H) L 10-28 Taylor Harris (2007-10) O4 Midwestern State (H) W 42-14 (3-8) Coach: Steve Graf O12 Tarleton State L 17-27 O11 Eastern New Mexico (A) W 51-27 All-Time Record S2 Cal-State-Sacramento (H) L 22-35 O19 TAMU-Commerce (H) L 0-31 H/A: 2-4/1-4 162-238 144-401 O18 Abilene Christian (H) L 35-52 489-486-22 (.502) S9 Cal Poly-SLO L 10-31 O26 TAMU-Kingsville L 0-21 2000 2003 O25 Angelo State (A) W 27-0 Home Record (Since 1946) S16 Lamar (H) L 17-49 N2 Central Oklahoma L 7-21 (5-6) Coach: Stan McGarvey (3-8) Coach: Ronnie Jones N3 Northeastern State (H) W 59-9 189-148-4 (.560) S23 Nebraska-Kearney (H) W 45-28 N9 Eastern New Mexico(H) L 21-31 A26 Western New Mexico (H) W 50-0 A30 Panhandle State (H) W 42-21 N8 Tarleton State (H) W 51-0 NCAA Bowl Record S30 Angelo State L 14-49 N16 Abilene Christian L 3-26 S9 Midwestern State L 7-14 S6 Southwestern Okla. (A) L 14-30 N15 Central Washington (H) W 49-42 6-0 (1.000) O7 Cameron (H) W 28-9 H/A: 0-5/1-4 94-229 S16 Western Washington L 17-41 S20 Central Oklahoma (A) L 20-31 N22 Abilene Christian (A) L 68-93 NCAA Div. II Playoff Record O14 TAMU-Commerce L 20-21 S23 Northeastern State (H) W 21-12 S27 Southeastern Okla. (H) L 30-55 H/A: 6-1/5-1 626-343 8-7 (.533) O21 TAMU-Kingsville (H) L 3-39 Stan McGarvey S30 Angelo State (H) L 3-28 O4 Angelo State (A) L 19-20 2009 O28 Central Oklahoma (H) W 26-24 1997-2001 O7 Tarleton State L 19-43 O11 Midwestern State (H) L 13-48 (7-5) Coach: Don Carthel Conference Championships N4 Eastern New Mexico L 17-21 McGarvey produced the second-best O14 TAMU-Commerce (H) W 45-20 O18 TAMU-Commerce (A) W 30-17 A29 Grand Valley State (H) L 23-37 1940 - Alamo Conference N11 Abilene Christian (H) L 20-38 turnaround in NCAA Division II in 1997 O21 TAMU-Kingsville W 13-3 O25 TAMU-Kingsville (H) L 13-38 S5 Central Oklahoma (H) L 17-24 1950 - Border Conference H/A: 3-4/0-4 222-344 with a 7-4 record in his first season. O28 East Central Univ. L 17-26 N1 Tarleton State (A) L 27-47 S12 Central Washington (A) L 10-34 1977 - Missouri Valley Conference 1990 N4 Eastern New Mexico (H) L 21-49 N8 Eastern New Mexico (A) W 49-23 S19 Southwestern Okla. (A) W 41-15 1979 - Missouri Valley Conference (1-10) Coach: Steve Graf 1997 N11 Abilene Christian W 31-30 N15 Abilene Christian (H) L 27-34 S27 TAMU-Kingsville (H) L 17-23ot 1986 - Lone Star Conference S1 Cal State-Sacramento L 9-22 (7-4) Coach: Stan McGarvey H/A: 3-2/2-4 2 44-256 H/A: 1-4/2-4 266-374 O3 Midwestern State (A) L 19-31 2005 - Lone Star Conference S8 Cal Poly-SLO (H) L 13-48 A28 Stephen F. Austin L 17-35 2001 2004 O10 Eastern New Mexico (H) W 34-24 2006 - Lone Star Conference S15 Tarleton State (H) L 15-16 S6 Adams State W 48-0 (2-9) Coach: Stan McGarvey (2-8) Coach: Ronnie Jones O17 Abilene Christian (A) W 32-21 2007 - Lone Star Conference S22 Nebraska-Kearney L 14-17 S13 Southwestern Okla. W 34-7 A30 Midwestern State (H) L 14-42 S4 East Central (A) L 6-13 O24 Angelo State (H) W 43-15 2012 - Lone Star Conference S29 Angelo State (H) L 14-52 S20 East Central (H) W 48-0 S8 Western N.M. W 35-14 S11 Central Oklahoma (H) L 27-38 O31 Northeastern State (A) W 66-23 O6 Cameron W 20-17 O4 Angelo State L 23-31 S15 Northwestern Okla. (H) W 27-10 S18 Southwestern Okla. (A) W 23-6 N7 Tarleton State (A) W 49-35 O13 TAMU-Commerce (H) L 35-51 O11 Tarleton State (H) W 31-17 S22 Northeastern State L 17-28 S25 TAMU-Kingsville (A) L 21-69 D5 Nebraska-Omaha (N) W 31-25 O20 Texas A&M-Kingsville L 16-21 O18 TAMU-Commerce L 14-21 S29 Angelo State L 10-30 O2 Midwestern State (H) L 26-30 H/A/N: 2-3/4-2/1-0 382-307 O27 Central Oklahoma L 16-38 O25 TAMU-Kingsville (H) L 0-33 O6 Tarleton State (H) L 3-62 O9 Eastern New Mexico (A) L 20-21 * Kanza Bowl @ Topeka, Kansas N3 Eastern New Mexico (H) L 0-32 N1 Midwestern State (H) W 51-7 O13 TAMU-Commerce L 19-28 O16 Abilene Christian (H) L 24-27 2010 N10 Abilene Christian L 22-24 N8 Eastern N.M. (OT) W 35-34 O20 TAMU-Kingsville (H) L 17-33 O23 Angelo State (A) W 36-33 (8-4) Coach: Don Carthel H/A: 0-5/1-5 174-338 N15 Abilene Christian (H) W 20-0 O27 East Central (H) L 30-38 O30 Tarleton State (H) L 14-34 NCAA Participant 1991 H/A: 4-1/3-3 321-185 N3 Eastern New Mexico L 27-41 N6 TAMU-Commerce (H) L 28-38 S2 Grand Valley State (A) L 31-34 Did not play - program disbanded 1998 N10 Abilene Christian (H) L 31-34 H/A: 0-5/2-3 225-309 S11 Southwestern Okla. (A) W 77-14 (8-3) Coach: Stan McGarvey H/A: 1-5/1-4 238-352 S18 Southeastern Okla. (H) W 41-17 Ron Steele A29 Panhandle State (H) W 54-14 Don Carthel S25 Angelo State (A) W 37-27 1992-93 S5 Central Arkansas L 30-38 Ronnie Jones 2005-2012 O2 Northeastern State (A) W 34-22 Steele coached the Buffs for two sea- S12 Southwestern Okla. W 42-0 2002-2004 West Texas A&M’s improvement was O9 Tarleton State (H) W 48-17 sons as WTAMU returned to the gridiron. S19 East Central (H) W 42-0 Jones, who was WTAMU’s 25th evident when Carthel took over the O16 TAMU-Kingsville (A) L 24-28 O3 Angelo State (H) W 37-7 coach, had 24 years of coaching program in 2005, as he has led the O23 Midwestern State (H) W 42-29 1992 O10 Tarleton State W 35-6 experience in the NFL and Division Buffs three-straight Lone Star Confer- O30 Incarnate Word (A) W 49-10 (1-9) Coach: Ron Steele O17 TAMU-Commerce (H) W 27-14 I. He was part of seven collegiate ence Championships (2005-2007) N6 Abilene Christian (H) L 34-41 S5 Southwestern Okla. (H) L 0-37 O24 TAMU-Kingsville L 21-43 conference championships, one and post-season appearances in all N13 East Central (H) W 52-21 S12 Fort Lewis L 35-46 O31 Midwestern State W 38-22 Rose Bowl championship and NFL eight seasons, including the National N20 Central Missouri (A) L 35-55 S26 Cameron L 10-44 N7 Eastern New Mexico(H) W 13-10 division titles. Semifinals in 2012. H/A: 4-1/4-3 469-260 O3 Western N.M. (H) L 20-30 N14 Abilene Christian (2OT) L 29-36 2011 O10 Prairie View A&M (H) W 21-15 H/A: 5-0/3-3 368-190 2002 2005 (8-3) Coach: Don Carthel O17 Southeastern Okla. (H) L 7-38 1999 (0-11) Coach: Ronnie Jones (10-2) Coach: Don Carthel S1 CSU-Pueblo (H) L 24-26 O24 N.M. Highlands L 14-42 (3-8) Coach: Stan McGarvey S7 Southwestern Okla. (H) L 21-39 Lone Star Conference Champions S17 TAMU-Kingsville (N) W 42-21 O31 Tarleton State L 7-36 A28 Panhandle State W 30-20 S14 Northwestern Okla. (A) L 0-43 NCAA Participant S24 Incarnate Word (H) W 52-7 N7 Eastern New Mexico (H) L 0-56 S4 Central Arkansas (H) L 20-27 S21 Central Oklahoma (H) L 14-34 A25 N.M. Highlands (A) W 90-21 O1 Tarleton State (A) W 44-13 N14 Panhandle State L 0-14 S17 Southwestern Okla. L 20-25 S28 Southeastern Okla. (A) L 7-43 S3 East Central (H) W 37-6 O8 Angelo State (H) W 19-7 H/A: 1-4/0-5 114-358 S25 Southeastern Okla. (H) L 24-31 O5 Angelo State (H) L 0-19 S10 Central Oklahoma (A) W 44-31 O15 Abilene Christian (A) L 18-28 1993 O2 Angelo State L 7-28 O12 Midwestern State (A) L 14-54 S17 Southwestern Okla. (H) W 41-14 O22 E. New Mexico (H) W 52-21 (3-6) Coach: Ron Steele O9 Tarleton State (H) W 7-6 O19 TAMU-Commerce (H) L 17-18 O29 Central Wash. (H) W 49-35

Buffalo Football S24 TAMU-Kingsville (H) W 28-20 S11 Fort Lewis (H) L 24-27 O16 TAMU-Commerce L 3-9 O26 TAMU-Kingsville (A) L 7-49 O1 Midwestern State (A) W 47-44 N5 Midwestern St. (A) L 21-35 S18 Panhandle State (H) W 69-8 O23 TAMU-Kingsville (H) L 14-35 N2 Tarleton State (H) L 17-42 O8 E. New Mexico (H) W 52-51(ot) N12 TAMU-Commerce (H) W 49-0 S25 Southwestern Okla. L 24-47 O30 Midwestern State (H) L 0-24 N9 Eastern New Mexico (H) L 16-27 O15 Abilene Christian (A) W 40-24 N27 Central Missouri (N)* W 26-7 O2 Midwestern State (H) L 12-31 N6 Eastern New Mexico L 16-24 N16 Abilene Christian (A) L 31-35 O22 Angelo State (H) L 53-58 H/A: 5-1/1-2 396-200 O9 Prairie View A&M W 28-6 N13 Abilene Christian (H) W 21-9 H/A: 0-6/0-5 O29 TAMU-Commerce (A) W 19-17 * Kanza Bowl @ Topeka, Kansas

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Farris Bass ‘27, ‘28, ‘29 Jim Brinkley ‘58 Ed Castleberry ‘42, ‘44 A Aaron Bassett ‘99, 2000 Kevin Brinkley ‘99, 2000, ‘01 Sergio Castillo 2010-2013 Miles Ackerman ‘11, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14 Reginald Bassett ‘70 Michael Briso 2005 Adam Cates ‘90 Ralph Ackerman ‘19 Ronnie Bassett ‘71 Charles Briscoe ‘79,’80,’81,’82 Weldon Cauthen ‘76, ‘77 Kenneth Adameck ‘76 Walker Bateman ‘49, ‘50 Joe Britt ‘54 Carlos Cavanaugh 2004 Bob Adams ‘20 Larry Bates ‘73 Leonard Britt ‘33 George Caviness ‘34, ‘35, ‘36 Donny Adams 2000 Vic Bates ‘46, ‘47 Brent Brittain ‘84, ‘85, ‘86 Chris Ceazer 2012, ‘13 Ed Adams ‘79, ‘80 Weldon Bates ‘48, ‘49 I.W. Brock ‘40 Donald Chambers ‘89 Lamont Adams ‘96 Dick Battenfield ‘20 Jared Brock 2005, ‘06, 07, ‘08 Charley Chambless ‘53 Wayne Adams ‘69, ‘70 John Battenfield ‘19 Joe Brock ‘70, ‘71, ‘72 Ezell Champion ‘34, ‘35, ‘36 Ricko Aguirre ‘98, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 R. Battenfield ‘19 Pete Bromley ‘46, ‘48, ‘49, ‘50 ‘84 Tom Airhart ‘49, ‘50, ‘51 Don Beck ‘54, ‘55, ‘56, ‘57 Joe Brooks ‘53, ‘54, ‘55, ‘56 James Chandler, 2008, ‘09 Glen Akers ‘19, ‘20 Michael Becker ‘97, ‘98, ‘00 Henry Brotherton ‘36 Leon Chapman ‘48, ‘49, ‘50 Yomi Akintunde 2007 Jack Beech ‘54 Lawrence Brotherton ‘30, ‘31, ‘32 Randy Chappell ‘98 Dan Alaniz ‘93, ‘94 Dwaine Beery ‘51 Dabe Browder ‘44, ‘45 Laz Chavez ‘92 Richard Albertson ‘85, ‘86 Jerry Behrens ‘59, ‘60, ‘61 Carl Brown ‘71, ‘72 Willard Childers ‘38 Gus Aldana ‘92, ‘93, ‘94 Clarence Bell ‘14 Chris Brown ‘98 Grady Childers ‘14 Albertson Alexandre 2011 Adam Bell 2002 Chris Brown 2008, ‘09 Brian Christian ‘92, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95 Tony Alexander ‘84, ‘85 Dalton Bell 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Frank Brown ‘24 Charles Christian ‘88, ‘89 Ed Alford ‘72, ‘73, ‘74 Danny Bell ‘77 Gerald Brown ‘28, ‘34 Terrill Christian ‘27, ‘28 Chase Allen 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Norman Bell ‘80, ‘81, ‘84 Jerry Brown ‘54 Tom Christian ‘50, ‘51 George Allen ‘64, ‘65 Paul Bell ‘79, ‘80, ‘81, ‘82 Kelly Brown ‘77, ‘78, ‘79, ‘80 David Christmas 2010-2013 Marc Allen ‘64, ‘65, ‘66 Curtis Bennett ‘80, ‘81, ‘82 Kevin D. Brown ‘83, ‘84, ‘85, ‘86 Kenneth Clapp ‘51, ‘52, ‘53 Steve Allen 2006, ‘07 Tommy Bennett ‘80, ‘81 Kevin E. Brown ‘82, ‘83, ‘84 Mark Clapp ‘54, ‘55, ‘56, ‘57 Torrence Allen 2010-13 Willis Bennett ‘28 Ray Brown ‘19, ‘20 Earl Clardy ‘67, ‘68, ‘69 Wallace Allen ‘41 George Benny ‘61, ‘62 Raymond Brown ‘68, ‘69, ‘70 Brit Clare ‘83, ‘84, ‘85 Perry Allred ‘79, ‘80, ‘81 Ben Bentley ‘72, ‘73, ‘74 Robert Brown ‘73, ‘74, ‘75 Anthony Clark 2007, ‘08 Geremy Alridge 2012, ‘13 Carroll Bentley ‘64 Russell Brown ‘19, ‘20 Billy Clark ‘53, ‘54, ‘55 Carl Alvord ‘94 Grady Benton ‘94, ‘95 Willie Brown ‘67, ‘68 Bobby Clark ‘51 Buck Ambrum ‘36, ‘37 Robby Bergt ‘92 Tom Brownfield ‘72, ‘73 Danny Clark ‘79, ‘80, ‘81 Frank Bettencourt, Jr. ‘67, ‘68 Blake Bryant ‘82, ‘88 Gary Clark ‘68 Chris Anderson ‘86, ‘87 Terry Funk (1963-65) Don Anderson ‘42 Andrew Bettle ‘89 John David Bryant ‘60, ‘61 Jay Clark ‘90 J.W. Anderson ‘40, ‘42 Joe Biagioni ‘93 David Buchanan ‘85 Jim Clark ‘54, ‘55, ‘56 Louis Anderson ‘41 Dominique Bibben 2002, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05 Frank Buchanan ‘48 Kenneth Clark ‘34, ‘35 Jesse Cross ‘75, ‘76, ‘77, ‘78 David Denney ‘70, ‘71 Ralph Anderson ‘68, ‘69, ‘70 James Bibben 2005, ‘06 Cedric Buckley ‘89, ‘90 Lawrence Clark ‘34, ‘35 George Crossman ‘71 James Denney ‘61, ‘62, ‘63 Troy Anderson ‘67, ‘68, ‘69 Bruce Bible 2000 Dan Buesing ‘88, ‘89, ‘90 Rob Clark ‘80, ‘81 Tait Crow ‘95, ‘96, ‘98 Donald Dennis ‘64, ‘65 Will N. Anderson ‘24, ‘25 Fred Biffle ‘32 Bradley Bullitt 2006 Robert Clark ‘29, ‘30 Tommy Crowley 2006, ‘08 Kevin Dennis ‘78, ‘79, ‘80, ‘81 Clete Andrews 2001 D.V. Biggers ‘34 Doyle Bunch ‘37 Dante Clay 2001, ‘02 Bob Crudginton ‘18 Charlie Denny ‘58 Dan Andrews ‘66, ‘67 Todd Billings ‘98, ‘99 Bill Bundy ‘62, ‘63, ‘64 Kaleb Clay 2001, ‘02 John Crudginton ‘15 Charles Dentley ‘56 Rod Ansley 2005 R.F. Bird ‘17 Jeff Bunger ‘88, ‘89, ‘90 Elmer Cleavinger ‘27, ‘28 Brandon Crump ‘98, ‘99 Bob Deshano ‘86, ‘87 Tim Anuszkiewicz ‘88, ‘89, ‘90 Carl Birdsong ‘77, ‘78 Bill Burch ‘77, ‘80 Marcus Clements 2013 Cleatice Crump ‘24, ‘25, ‘26, ‘27 Bill Detweier ‘57 Jimmy Arias ‘97 Delbert Bivens ‘20, ‘22, ‘23 Maurice Burch ‘24 DeWayne Cleveland ‘53 Jerry Cryer ‘68, ‘69, ‘70 Lloyd Devin ‘31 Roy Armentrout ‘64, ‘65 Ira Bivens ‘23 Jason Burden ‘94 W.L. Cleveland ‘54, ‘55 John Cubine ‘45 Larry Dickerson ‘96, ‘99 Anthony Armstrong 2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Ray Bivens ‘21, ‘22, ‘24, ‘25 Clois Burgess ‘72, ‘73, ‘74, ‘75 Berly Clinton ‘42, ‘46 Noel Cudd ‘46, ‘48 Tracky Dickson ‘73, ‘74 Jason Arnold 2000 Bill Black ‘11, ‘12, ‘13, ‘15 Otis Burke ‘30, ‘31, ‘32 Curtis Clinton ‘74, ‘75 Victor Cuero 2012 Myron Dillard 2010 Simon Arriola ‘90 W.C. Black ‘12 William Burleson ‘74, ‘75, ‘76 Chris Cobos 2012 Dick Cunningham ‘61 Gary Dittmeyer ‘85 Carlos Artis ‘95 B. Blackmon 2006 Alex Burnett ‘82, ‘83 Tommy Coffey ‘56, ‘57, ‘58 James Cunningham ‘61, ‘62 Dan Dockery ‘89 Jason Ash ‘92, ‘93 Darrell Blades ‘74, ‘75, ‘76 Shy Burney ‘90 Dale Cole ‘56 Jason Cunningham ‘92 William Dodge 2001 Nick Ashley 2002, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 John Blaine ‘73 Calvin Burns 2012 Craig Coleman ‘96, ‘97 Renarko Cunningham 2007, ‘09 Anthony Dogan ‘75, ‘76, ‘77 Emory Atterberry 2010, ‘11, ‘13 Don Blair ‘58, ‘59 Russell Burns 2005, ‘06 Alphonse Coleman 2011, ‘12 Jeron Curtis 2003, ‘04 Dimitri Donald 2012, ‘13 Pat Ator ‘14 Lyke Blake ‘36 Grady Burson ‘22, ‘23, ‘24 Roy Collier ‘89, ‘90 Kendrick Cutsinger 2008 Dale Donoho ‘68, ‘69, ‘70 Nick Awalt-Thompson ‘93, ‘94 Tully Blanchard ‘74, ‘75, ‘76 Stephen Burton 2009, ’10 Ricky Collingsworth ‘78,’79,’80 Loren Doolin ‘33 John M. Ayers ‘73, ‘74, ‘75 Carlos Blanco ‘94 Steve Burtschell ‘83 Ben Collins ‘40, ‘41 Scott Doores ‘72, ‘73 John T. Ayers ‘97, ‘98, ‘00, ‘01 Blankenship ‘15 Conway Butler ‘35, ‘36, ‘37 Derriel Collins 2013 D Rod Dorsett ‘89 Bobby Azam ‘92, ‘93 H.H. “Hoss” Bledsoe ‘44, ‘45 Mike Butler ‘85 Ray Colvin ‘32 Darin Dabelgott ‘92, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95 Devario Dorsey 2007, ‘08 Dag Azam ‘67, ‘68, ‘69 Bobbit ‘15 Stormy Butler 2013 Edwin Comer ‘29, ‘30 Grady Dale ‘92 Virgil Doston ‘20 Scott Boldvich ‘97, ‘98 Duane Byars ‘42, ‘46, ‘47 Gordon Compton ‘82, ‘83, ‘84 Harold Dalton ‘46, ‘48 Dotson ‘15 Jerry Bollen ‘50, ‘51 Charlie Byrd ‘21 Jackie Compton ‘77, ‘78, ‘79, ‘80 R.C. Dalton ‘50 Cliff Douglas ‘95, ‘96 B Buck Bolten ‘21 Diamond Byrd 2004 J.R. Compton ‘84, ‘85, ‘86, ‘87 Paul Dancy 2011 Llwood Dow ‘35, ‘36, ‘37 Babbit ‘16 Emmett Bonamarte ‘86 Phillip Conaster ‘88 Monte Daniel ‘82 Chester Dowell ‘50, ‘51 Shade Baichtal 2009, ‘10 Deon Bondurant 2012 C Buck Cone ‘27 Johnny Darden ‘73, ‘74 Dowin ‘41 Brad Bailey ‘92, ‘93, ‘94 Price Bonnett ‘29 Roger Conley ‘76 Glen Daughterty ‘31 Hugh Doyal ‘61 Brian Bailey ‘92, ‘93, ‘94 Bill Boren ‘26 Tim Cabines ‘57, ‘58 Fred Connaly ‘18 V. Daughterty ‘11 Jimmy Draper ‘48, ‘49, ‘50 Richard Bailey ‘99, ‘00 Carl Boston ‘13 Nalo Cabuyaban 2005, ‘06 Eddie Conner ‘47, ‘48, ‘49, ‘50 Charles Daves ‘62, ‘63, ‘64 A.Z. Drones ‘67, ‘68 Samuel Bailey ‘98 William M. Boston ‘13 Jimmy Cadenhead ‘80, ‘81 Garry Conner ‘68, ‘69 Logan Daves, 2002 Stephan Dube 2012 Hugh Bain ‘18 Paul Boswell ‘51, ‘52 Stina Caine ‘34, ‘35 Guy Conner ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13 Davis ‘15 Richie DuBroc ‘90 Michael Bain ‘88, ‘89 Mark Bounds ‘88, ‘89, ‘90 Calvin Calazo 2007 Lewis Conrey ‘41 Braelon Davis 2008 Frank Dudley ‘76, ‘77 Clyde Baird ‘11 Bill Bowen ‘26 Derrick Caldwell ‘98, ‘99 Nathan Cook ‘98, ‘99, 2000 Dale Davis 2004, ‘05, ‘06, 07 Terry Duffy ‘75, ‘76 Fred Baird ‘11 Randy Bowers 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Maurice Caldwell 2008, ‘09, Nate Cook 2006 Alex Davis ‘70 Jean Dugas ‘99, 2000 Adrian Baker ‘81, ‘82, ‘83 Austin Bowes ‘50, ‘51 ‘10. ‘11 Randy Cook ‘76, ‘77 Bobby Davis ‘56, ‘57, ‘58 Alfred Duncan ‘31, ‘32, ‘33 Brendan Baker ‘06 Marvin Bowman ‘42 Joe Calhoun ‘92, ‘95 Ernie Cooke ‘92 Bruce Davis ‘72, ‘73, ‘74 Kyle Duncan ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, 2000 Chip Baker ‘93, ‘94 Sterling Bowman ‘97, ‘98 Terrance Calhoun 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Abe Cooper ‘89, ‘90 Eldon Davis ‘38, ‘39, ‘40 Bobby Duncum ‘64, ‘65, ‘66 Milton Baker ‘78, ‘79, ‘80, ‘81 Boyce Box ‘46 George Calvin ‘32 Andre Cooper ‘89, ‘90 Garland Davis ‘78, ‘79 Gerald Dunn ‘54 Ronald Baker ‘81 Cloyce Box ‘46, ‘48, ‘49 Desmond Cambell ‘95 Brian Cooper 2005 Jack Davis ‘34, ‘35 Roy Lee Dunn ‘47, ‘48, ‘49, ‘50 Eugene H. Baldwin ‘62, ‘63 Brandon Boyd 2010 Bo Campbell 2009 Leo Cooper ‘28 Joe Davis ‘83, ‘84, ‘85, ‘86 Bryon Durham ‘17, ‘20 M.C. Ball ‘15 Carroll Boyd ‘32 ‘92 Bob Copeland ‘44 Kenneth Davis ‘44 R. Ball ‘15 Quentin Boyd 2005 Jimmy Campbell ‘65, ‘66, ‘67 Orville Copeland ‘51, ‘53, ‘55 Kenny Davis ‘77 E Guy Ballard ‘15 Todd Boydston ‘90 Nelson Campbell ‘13 James Corbett 2005, ‘06 Lindley Davis ‘54, ‘55, ‘56, ‘57 Ken Ballard ‘54, ‘55, ‘57 R.A. Boyer ‘13 Xavier Candeleria 2003 Dave Corley ‘53, ‘54, ‘55, ‘56 Michael Davis ‘88 Kenneth Echols ‘50 Prentice Ballengee ‘31, ‘32 Roger Boykins ‘76, ‘77, ‘78 Cecil Caraway ‘46 Jesse Cornell ‘39, ‘40 Ricky Davis ‘80, ‘81, ‘82 Chad Ealy 2001 Boyce Bandy ‘28, ‘29 Harsden Boyles ‘25, ‘26, ‘27 Johnny Cardinal ‘48, ‘49 Marc Cornell ‘95, ‘96 Ronald Davis ‘32, ‘35 Buck Edison ‘14 Aaron Banks ‘68 R.A. Boyter ‘48, ‘49 F. Carey ‘14, ‘15 Tom Cortez ‘83 Lydell Dauster ‘67, ‘68 Jack Edmondson ‘37, ‘38, ‘39 Demitri Banks 2004 Scott Braden ‘76, ‘77, ‘78 Royal Carey ‘20 Thomas Costello ‘71 Fred Dawson ‘54, ‘55, ‘56, ‘57 Rick Edwards ‘94 Rod Banks ‘81 Steve Bradford ‘97 Bob Carlson ‘79, ‘80 John Cota ‘76, ‘77 Jim Dawson ‘59, ‘60, ‘61, ‘62 K.D. Edwards ‘45 Terry Banks 2013 Bill Bradley ‘60, ‘61 B.J. Carlton ‘95, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98 Ralph Cousins ‘10 Blake Dean 2012 LeJuan Edwards 2000 Rocco Barbaro ‘97 Hal Bradley ‘40 Don Carpenter ‘82, ‘83, ‘84 Bobby Covington ‘53, ‘54, ‘55 Jeff Dean ‘88, ‘89 Robert Edwards ‘72, ‘73 Chris Barnard ‘80, ‘81 Bryan Braman 2009 Travis Carpenter ‘93, ‘94 J.D. Covington ‘47, ‘48, ‘49, ‘50 Kenny Dean ‘80, ‘81, ‘82 Steve Edwards ‘93, ‘94 Charles Barnes ‘95, ‘96 Mark Brand ‘85, ‘86 Bryan Carr ‘74, ‘75, ‘76 Tim Cowdrey 2009, ‘10 Randy Dean ‘83, ‘84 Tony Edwards ‘74, ‘75 Tyrone Barnes ‘96 Eugene Brandon ‘40 Daryl Carr ‘72, ‘73 James Cowell ‘64, ‘65, ‘66 Timmy Dean ‘81, ‘82, ‘83 Travis Edwards 2001 Val Barnes 2002, ‘03 Tony Brasfield ‘81 Stan Carraway ‘85, ‘86 Lon Cowling ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13 Brian Dedy ‘64, ‘65, ‘66 Earl Elkins ‘25, ‘26 Joe Bob Barnhill ‘51, ‘53 Orville Bratton ‘40 Austin Carson 2013 Carlos Cox 2000, ‘01 Bill Delaney ‘75, ‘76, ‘77 Robert Elkins ‘29 Duane Barrett ‘51 Larry Brazon ‘67, ‘68 Dominique Carter 2003, ‘04 Ray Cox ‘35, ‘37 Mike Delaney ‘72, ‘73 Rashad Ellis 2006, 07 Buffalo Football Price Barrett ‘29 Jeff Bridges ‘92 Kyle Carter ‘85, ‘86, ‘87 William Cox ‘89, ‘90 Ricky DeLeon ‘80, ‘81 Pat Elliston ‘19 Rick Barrett ‘65, ‘66, ‘67 Pat Bridges ‘80, ‘81 Matt Carter ‘93, ‘94 Jason Cramer ‘92, ‘93 Pat Demel ‘84 Buford Elmer ‘41, ‘42 Randy Barrios 2001 Don Briggs ‘47, ‘48, ‘49, ‘50 M. Carter 2006 Alton Cranford ‘72, ‘73, ‘74 Sean Demerson ‘88, ‘89 Paul Emmitt ‘54, ‘55, ‘56, ‘57 Delbert Barron ‘40 John Briggs ‘58 Stanley Carter ‘85, ‘86, ‘87 Mike Crawford ‘73, ‘74 Don Demhan ‘54 Quentin C. Eppinette ‘61, ‘62, ‘63 Willie Barton, 2008 Marcus Brigham, 2008 Ricky Cash 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Bill Cross ‘47, ‘48, ‘49, ‘50 Bill Dendy ‘61 James Epps ‘42

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Jerry Epps ‘56, ‘57, ‘58 David Gibson ‘61, ‘62, ‘63 Brian Hurley ‘92, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95 K Bart Evans ‘84 Joey Gibson 2001 George Hutcherson ‘93 Leon Evans ‘51 Louis Gibson ‘35 Emil Hutto ‘34 Stanley Kafor 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Michael Evans ‘99, 2000, ‘01, ‘02 C.C. Gilbert ‘14 Kolo Kapanui 2006, 07 Morris Evans ‘83 Hadley Gilbert ‘96 Robert Karr ‘54 Ron Evans 2005, ‘06 H.M. Gilbert ‘14 I David Kasbarian 2004 Tae Evans 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 John Gilham ‘28, ‘29, ‘30 George Ingham ‘17 Ray Kauffman ‘58, ‘60, ‘61 Woody Gilliland ‘62, ‘63, ‘64 Doyle Ingram ‘51 James Kauffman ‘55, ‘57 Joseph Gipson 2001 Luke Inman ‘98, ‘99, 2000 C.H. Keeton ‘49, ‘50, ‘51 F Mike Gist ‘82 Jon Ioane, 2008, ‘09 Clifford Keith ‘25, ‘26, ‘27, ‘28 Darrell Faircloth 2004, ‘05 Kenneth Glasgow ‘44, ‘45, ‘46 Talalelei Ioapo 2001 Elvin Keller ‘78, ‘79, ‘80, ‘81 Jesus Fajardo 2008 Ray Glass ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 Sam Ireifej 2004, ‘05 Glen Keller ‘76, ‘78, ‘79 Ramese Faleafine ‘69, ‘70 Franco Glaze ‘97, ‘98 Clifton Irvin ‘83 Curtis Kelley ‘42, ‘44 William T. Falls ‘18 Ryan Glenday 2007 Clyde Ivey ‘47, ‘48 Glenn Kelley ‘71 Tommy Fambrough ‘66, ‘67, ‘68 Bret Goad 2001, ‘02 Mark Kelley ‘89 Rick Fangman ‘68, ‘69, ‘70 Steve Gobin ‘73 Marquex Kelley 2004 Clark Farr ‘53 Sid Goff ‘69 J Bob Kelley ‘50, ‘51 Zane Farris 2007, ‘08, ‘10, ‘11 Willard Goff ‘83, ‘84 Baron Jackson ‘83, ‘84, ‘85 Virgil Kelley ‘41, ‘42 Arthur Fatu 2013 Mario Goins ‘11 Canelius Jackson 2003 Ernest Kelly ‘38, ‘39, ‘40 Rudolph Faucett ‘32 Eddie Golecki ‘66, ‘67 Chris Jackson ‘86 Michael Kelson ‘74, ‘75 Dean Faulkenberry ‘60, ‘61 Brittan Golden 2008, ‘09, ‘10, Henry Jackson ‘17 Tyler Kemp ‘88, ‘90 Forrest Faulkner ‘36, ‘37, ‘38 ‘11 Lee Jackson ‘34, ‘35, ‘36 Donald Kendrick ‘32 Jacob Felton 2002, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05 Floyd Golden ‘18, ‘20, ‘21, ‘24 Jace Jackson 2011, ‘12, ‘13 Ernest Kendrick ‘47,’48 Gary Fennell ‘72, ‘73 Ray Golden ‘18, ‘23 Johnny Jackson ‘72 John Kendrick ‘87, ‘88 Manny Fernandez ‘77, ‘78 Ward Golden ‘25, ‘26, ‘27, ‘28 Marshall Jackson ‘94, ‘95 Kenneth Kendrick ‘32 Don Field ‘72, ‘73, ‘74 Anthony Gomez 2008 Robert Jackson ‘69, ‘70 Alvin Kennedy ‘36 Henry Fields ‘38 Manuel Gomez ‘70, ‘71 Rosevelt Jackson ‘71 Chad Kennedy 2002, ‘03, ‘04 William Fifer ‘74, ‘75, ‘76, ‘77 Philip Gomez 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Steven Jackson 2005 Max Kennedy ‘53 Alva Finch ‘42 J. Gonzalez 2006 John Jacobi ‘73, ‘74, ‘75 Jr. ‘67, ‘68, ‘69 Keith Finch 2002 Will Goodloe 2000, ‘01 Joe James ‘51 Reese Kerr ‘92, ‘93 Eric Finefeuiaki 2012 Dana Goodnight ‘94 dalton bell (2003-06) Robin James ‘94, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97 Robert Kerr ‘54 Todd Finney ‘96 Marion Goodson ‘44, ‘47 Jay ‘15 Devin Kerstetter ‘86, ‘87 Doyle Keter ‘54 Joe Fiola ‘42 Earl Goodwin ‘23 Bill Hammitt ‘44 Jeremy Hibbler 2004, ‘05 Jim Jeffers ‘72, ‘73, ‘74 Jim Fish ‘80, ‘81, ‘82 Myrl Goodwin ‘23 Brandon Jefferson 2007 Alton Key ‘25, ‘26 Phil Hampton ‘64, ‘65 Walter Hibbler ‘71, ‘72, ‘73 Archie Key ‘12 Anthony Fisher ‘85 Sid Goodwin ‘18 Tommy Hampton 2010, ‘11 Hicks ‘14 Curtis Jefferson 2008, ‘09, Chance Fite ‘88 Trampas Goodwin ‘88, ‘89, ‘90 ‘10, ‘11 Everett Key ‘19, ‘21 Hugh Hancock ‘24 Jerry Hicks 2002, ‘03 Leslie Key ‘22 Dennis Flanagan ‘64 Clyde Goodwine ‘19 Jacob Hancock 2011, ‘12., ‘13 Joe Hicks ‘79, ‘80 Ira Jenkins ‘20, ‘21, ‘23 David Fleming ‘64, ‘65 Clyde Gordon ‘21 Wayne Jenkins ‘53 Lance Kidwell ‘40 Russell Handy 2000 LeAndrew Hicks 2007, ‘08 Don Kight ‘53 Keithon Flemming 2007, ‘08, ‘09 Thomas Gordon ‘28 James Hankins ‘72, ‘73 Douglas Higgins ‘53, ‘54, ‘55, ‘56 Herschel Jennings ‘24, ‘25, ‘26 Gary Fletcher ‘81, ‘82, ‘83 Tony Gorman ‘72, ‘73 Jack Jennings ‘35 Chris Kilburn ‘87, ‘88 Stan Hansen ‘68, ‘69, ‘70 G.T. Higgins ‘33 Keon Kiles 2007, ‘08 Aarrhon Flores 2009-2012 Randy Gouard 2001, ‘02, ‘03 David Harbin ‘82, ‘83, ‘84 Tyrell Higgins 2011, ‘12 Robert Jenson ‘71, ‘72 William Flowers ‘40, ‘41, ‘42 Andrew Gowell ‘88, ‘89 Amir Jessie 2004 Merle Kilpatrick ‘71, ‘72, ‘73 C.B. Harder ‘10 Wayne High ‘83, ‘84, ‘85, ‘86 Bruce Kimery ‘62, ‘63, ‘64 Dick Flynn ‘67, ‘68, ‘69 A.M. Graham ‘14 Sirquon Hardy 2001, ‘02 Raymond Hightower 2006, 07 Tommy Jinks ‘50 Manase Foketi 2012 Drew Graham 2008, ‘09, Barry Johncour ‘65 Wes Kimble 2002 William Harp ‘36, ‘37 Clovis Hill ‘45 Dean King ‘53, ‘54, ‘55, ‘56 Greg Forbes ‘76 ‘10,’11 Newt Harrell ‘87 Davis Hill ‘24, ‘25 Anthony Johnson 2013 Joed Forbus ‘40, ‘41, ‘42 Wade Graham ‘54, ‘55 Bob Johnson ‘74, ‘75 Felton King ‘33 Aaron Harris 2012, ‘13 Fairy Hill ‘39, ‘41 Jerry King ‘62, ‘63, ‘64 Jay Fortner ‘89, ‘90 Joe Granato ‘60, ‘61 Antwaun Harris 2006 Jerry Hill ‘59 Brian Johnson 2009, ‘10 Brad Ford 2003 Jonathan Granger 2003, ‘04, ‘06, 07 Bryan Johnson 2012, ‘13 Mario King ‘99, ‘00 Jim Bob Harris ‘51 Wayne Hill ‘46, ‘47, ‘48, ‘49 Raymond King ‘78 Doyle Ford ‘42 David Grant 2010 Joe Harris 2005 Darren Hiller ‘92, ‘93 Burton Johnson ‘18,’21,’22,’23 Mark Ford 2006, 07, ‘08, ‘09 Jordan Grant 2004 Carl Johnson 2007, ‘08 Ron King ‘67, ‘68 L.G. Harris ‘32 Bubba Hillman ‘53, ‘54, ‘55, ‘56 Kelly Kiniski ‘78, ‘79 Landon Forga 2010, ‘11 John Graser ‘81 Taylor Harris 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Scott Hindman ‘72, ‘73, ‘74 Carl Johnson ‘59 Joe Fortenberry ‘31, ‘32 Bernice Graves ‘22 Curtis Johnson ‘86 Kurt Kinsinger ‘72 Terrance Harris 2010-2013 Oscar Hinger ‘35, ‘36, ‘37 Clinton Kirkpatrick 2004 Devon Fortson ‘86, ‘87 Jeff Gray ‘86 Antonio Harrison ‘98, ‘99 Omer Hinsley ‘10 Cort Johnson 2006, 07, ‘08 Adam Foster ‘96 Brandon Green 2013 Darnell Johnson 2005, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Duncan Kirkpatrick ‘39 Keith Harrison ‘88, ‘89 Bobby Hobbs ‘72, ‘73 Erik Kirkpatrick ‘92, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95 Cozel Foster ‘46, ‘47, ‘48 David Green 2001 Jim Hart ‘72 Rick Hobbs ‘79, ‘80, ‘83 David Johnson ‘75, ‘76, ‘77, ‘78 Grady Dean Foster ‘18 Kalgie Green ‘65, ‘66 Detrick Johnson ‘99 Charles Kitchen ‘46, ‘47, ‘48, ‘49 Stephen Hartman ‘90 Maurice Hobson ‘87, ‘88, ‘89, ‘90 Kolt Kittley 2007 Hosea Foster ‘32 Keith Green 2004 Greg Hatch ‘80, ‘81, ‘82 Greg Hodges ‘88, ‘89 DeVron Johnson 2001 Jim Foust ‘38 Lewis Green 2002 Dewey Johnson ‘38, ‘39, ‘40 Jamaal Kizziee ‘97 Steve Hatch ‘75, ‘77, ‘78, ‘79 Keith Hodges ‘58, ‘59 Mike Klein ‘82 Ricky Foust ‘80 Percy Green ‘65, ‘66 Bill Hatchett ‘67, ‘68 Virgil Hodson ‘20 Doyle Johnson ‘35 Girard Fowler ‘98 Billy Greenfield ‘45, ‘46 Eddy Johnson ‘82, ‘83 Josh Knight 2001, ‘02 Steve Haterius ‘64, ‘65, ‘66, ‘67 Darin Hofferichter ‘92, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95 Brian Knocke ‘03 Wilfred Fowler ‘32 Jimmy Greenwood ‘51, ‘53, ‘54 Jonathan Hatton ‘11 Damon Hogan ‘86, ‘87 Jacoby Johnson 2002 Wayne Fox ‘64 Glynn Gregg ‘56, ‘57, ‘58 Johnny Johnson ‘83 Sedrick Knowlton 2006, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 Willis Haws ‘72, ‘73 Jim Hohman ‘86, ‘87 Vernon Kosub ‘65 Cole Fraley ‘72 Kyler Gregory 2012, ‘13 Seth Hayden 2007, ‘08 Buddy Holcomb ‘51 Justin Johnson ‘95, ‘96, ‘97 Billie Francis ‘64, ‘65, ‘66, ‘67 Otis Griffin ‘98, ‘99 Lloyd Johnson ‘45, ‘46, ‘47, ‘48 Steve Kragthorpe ‘86, ‘87 Anthony Hayes 2012, ‘13 Ray Holder ‘26 James Kraham 2002 Kevin Francis ‘97, ‘98 DeWitt Griffith ‘17 Joe Hayes ‘36, ‘37 D.H. Holley ‘28 Michael Johnson ‘92, ‘93, ‘94 Sean Fredericksen ‘87 John Grigsby ‘70 Melvin Johnson 2006, 07 Tom Krempasky ‘64, ‘65, ‘66 Vic Hayes ‘75, ‘76, ‘77, ‘78 Les Holland ‘86, ‘87 Doug Kriewald ‘64, ‘65, ‘66 Dave Freeman ‘72 Eldon Grimslid 2006, 07, ‘08 Jorell Haynes 2006, 07 Walter Holley ‘53, ‘54 Raymond Johnson 2008 Derek Freeman ‘95, ‘96 Ed Grission-Lipsky ‘99, 0200 Robert Johnson ‘87, ‘88 Cletus Kuehler ‘40, ‘41 Emmett Hazelwood ‘26, ‘27 Marcus Holmes ‘97, ‘98 Simi Kuli 2010, ‘11 Tony Freeman ‘96 Roy Grundy ‘51 Grady Hazelwood ‘17, ‘18 Caleb Holt ‘93, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96 Stewart Johnson ‘60, ‘61, ‘62 Max Frick ‘97 Hector Guevara ‘96 Wallace Hazelwood ‘17, ‘20 John Holt ‘77, ‘78, ‘79, ‘80 Vernon Johnson ‘34, ‘36 Kenneth Friemel ‘59, ‘60 Errol Guidry ‘65, ‘66 Ken Hazen ‘79, ‘80 M. Holt ‘11 Wally Johnson ‘63, ‘64, ‘65 L Guy Fuller ‘26 Chris Guillen 2000, ‘01, ‘02 Wayne Johnson 2000 Brandon Head 2005, ‘06 Ed Holwig ‘70, ‘71 Stance Labaj ‘88, ‘89, ‘90 Dory Funk Jr. ‘59, ‘60, ‘61, ‘62 Wayne Gumm ‘54 Justin Head 2006 Lawrence Hood 2009, ‘10 Wayne Johnson ‘30 Terry Funk ‘63, ‘64, ‘65 Lars Gustafson ‘98 Tommy Johnstone 2006 Aubrey Lacy 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Floyd Headen 2006, 07 Don Hooks 2005, ‘06 Chris Lacy ‘94, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97 Scott Gutschke ‘89 Allen Heath ‘83, ‘84 Bill Bale Hopkins ‘44 Ned Jolly ‘59, ‘60 John Gwyn ‘78, ‘79, ‘80 Jones ‘15 Brian Lady ‘88 G Tony Heath ‘82, ‘83, ‘84 Bob Horlander ‘30 Metz LaFollette ‘44, ‘46 Fred Hedgecoke ‘58, ‘59, ‘60 Charles Horton ‘69, ‘70 Andrew Jones 2011 Keon Gaither 2005 Bryan Jones ‘67, ‘68 Jacob Laguna 2012, ‘13 H Willard Hedges ‘42, ‘44, ‘45 Monroe Horton ‘36, ‘37, ‘38 Harold Lamb ‘54, ‘55, ‘56, ‘57 Blake Gamand ‘85, ‘86 Jones Hedrick ‘58, ‘59, ‘60 Rick Hoskins ‘75 Cecil Jones ‘44 Jason Gamble ‘97, ‘98 Jim Hadaway ‘57, ‘58 Cleveland Jones ‘27, ‘28, ‘29 Joe J. Lancaster ‘20, ‘21, ‘22 Heffer ‘15 Jimmie Hoston ‘33, ‘34 Jim Landrum ‘58, ‘59 Oscar Gamel ‘24, ‘25, ‘26 Alex Hale ‘27 Carl Heilman ‘67, ‘68 Greg Houlette ‘78 Davis Jones ‘71 Benny Garcia ‘96 Alfred Hale ‘14 Drew Jones 2010 Bobby Lane ‘51 Greg Hein ‘85, ‘86 W.J. House ‘40 Ronnie Lang ‘85 Ricky Gardin ‘85, ‘86 D.H. Hale ‘28, ‘29, ‘30 Craig Hemphill ‘88, ‘90 Gabe Houston 2004 Floyd Jones ‘74, ‘75 Buck Garrett ‘46, ‘47, ‘48 Nay Hale ‘25 Jason Jones 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Wade Langley 2008 Darryl Hemphill ‘78,’79,’80,’81 Lawrence Houston ‘54 Charlie Langston 2001, ‘02 Edward Garrett ‘26 Hall ‘15 Charlie Henderson ‘66, ‘67, ‘68 Ralph Houston, ‘71, ‘72 Jimmy Jones ‘56, ‘57, ‘58 Darren Garrigan 2005, ‘06 Billie Polk Hall ‘41 Joseph Jones 2009 Joe Langston ‘82, ‘83 James Henderson ‘44 Horace Howard ‘14 Billy Lantow ‘67, ‘68, ‘69 Juan Garza ‘72, ‘73 John Hall ‘33 George Henning ‘76, ‘77 Mike Hrncir ‘69, ‘70, ‘71 Kenneth Jones ‘19, ‘22, ‘23, ‘24 Justin Garza 2006, 07 Robert Hall ‘85, ‘86, ‘87 Kory Jones ‘97 Kareem Larrimore ‘98, ‘99 Vic Henning ‘99, 2000, ‘01 Ed Hubbard ‘52, ‘53 Tom Lasater ‘77, ‘78 Matias Garza ‘69, ‘70, ‘71 Luke Halpin 2011, ‘12 Clifford Henry ‘20, ‘21 Bill Huckaby ‘27, ‘28 Mitch Jones ‘22, ‘23 Germaine Gaspard ‘95, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98 Robin Ham ‘80, ‘81, ‘82 Roy Jones ‘39, ‘40 Tony Lawson ‘99, 2000 Jeff Hensley ‘85 Robert Hudson ‘89 Jeffrey Laye ‘97, ‘98 Dave Gasser ‘65, ‘66 Herschel Hamil ‘33 David Herber ‘72, ‘73 Word Hudson 2012, ‘13 Steve Jones ‘70 Jimmy Gaston ‘99, 2000 Bob Hamilton ‘74, ‘75 Chuck Jordan ‘93, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96 Cyril Layne ‘30, ‘31 Buffalo Football Jason Hernandez ‘99, 2000, ‘01 Roger Huffaker ‘58, ‘59, ‘60 Phil Don Leach ‘44, ‘45, ‘46 Elbert Gee ‘26 Henry Hamilton ‘72, ‘73 Jack Hessey ‘40, ‘42 Brian Humphrey ‘97, ‘98 Darrell Jordan ‘85, ‘86 Bill George ‘44 Tracey Hamilton ‘84, ‘85, ‘86 Barry Josserand ‘83, ‘84 Rick Leach ‘99, 2000, ‘01, ‘02 Charlie Hester ‘46, ‘47, ‘48, ‘49 Tracey Hunt 2000 Ron Leach ‘71, ‘72 Randy George 2012 Jimmy Hammack ‘81, ‘82 J.K. Hester ‘94, ‘95 E. Hunter ‘45 John Josserand ‘82, ‘83 Pat Gerald ‘28, ‘29 Trevor Hammergren 2010-2013 Duane Joubert ‘92, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95 Bret Leathers ‘95, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98 Bob Hewkeo ‘74, ‘75 Greg Hunter ‘85 Randy Leavitt ‘86 Kendrick Geyen 2010, ‘11 Jared Hammett 2000, ‘01 Fred Heyser ‘14 Jason Hunter ‘95, ‘96

40 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book all-time letterwinners

L. Ledbetter ‘11 Gene Mayfield ‘45, 48, ‘49, ‘50 Ino McClure ‘18 David Newman ‘85, ‘86, ‘87, ‘88 Wayne Patterson ‘88 W.N. Reimers ‘46 John Lee ‘34, ‘35 Jack Mayfield ‘60, ‘61, ‘62, ‘63 Kevin McCluskey 2008, ‘10, ‘11 Joe Bob Newman ‘50 Ross Patton ‘76, ‘77, ‘78 Richard Reneau ‘65 John Paul Lee ‘73, ‘74, ‘75 Tod Mayfield ‘84, ‘85, ‘86 Ernest McCorckle ‘20 Wes Newman ‘95 Jake Paylor 2011 John Renfro ‘14 Tarin Lee 2010, ‘11, ‘12 Tracy Mayfield ‘86, ‘87 Ray McCowan ‘58, ‘59, ‘60 Jordan Nichols 2011 Anthony Payne 2001 Loyd Reynolds ‘53, ‘54, ‘56 Lawrence Lehauli 2012 Rich Maynard ‘93, ‘94 Greg McCoy ‘71 T.J. Nickelberry 2006, ‘08 Phil Payne ‘50 Steve Rhodes ‘88, ‘89, ‘90 David Lehocky 2013 Sam Mayo ‘54 Pat McCoy 2004, ‘05 Milton Nielson ‘36, ‘37 Todd Pearson ‘83, ‘84, ‘85 Jarrian Rhone 2012, ‘13 Howard Lemon ‘21 Jarvis Mays 2005 Steve McCraw ‘76 Don Nilson ‘66, ‘67 Pete Pedro ‘61, ‘62, ‘63 R.L. Rhoten ‘53, ‘54, ‘56 Randall Lemon ‘54 Scott Mays ‘88 Tony McCray ‘83 Clint Nivens ‘96 Carlos Pena ‘92 Lonnie Rice ‘50, ‘51 Server Leon ‘15 Fremont Mead ‘13 Taylor McCuller 2010-13 Ricky Nix ‘64, ‘66 Brandon Pendergrass 2002 Ricky Rice ‘74 Keith Leonard ‘95, ‘96 Joe Means ‘50, ‘51 Mike McCullough ‘71 Chris Norman ‘92 James Pendergraft ‘50, ‘51 Eddie Richardson ‘74, ‘75, ‘76 Sidney Levy ‘45, ‘46 Shane Mecaskey ‘86, ‘87, ‘89 Rodney McCurry ‘96 Joe Norman ‘44 L.B. Penick ‘29, ‘30 Jerry Richardson ‘60, ‘61, ‘62, ‘63 Darrell Lewis 2002, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05 Clinton Meek ‘34, ‘35 John McDaniel 2008 John Notaro ‘68, ‘69 Shane Pennix 2012, ‘13 Shawn Rickel ‘86 Isaiah Lewis 2009, ‘10 J.P. Meek ‘38, ‘40 Bryan McDonald ‘44, ‘45 Reese Nowlin ‘37 Derrick Peoples 2007 ,‘08, Kent Riker 2001, ‘02 Kelly Lewis ‘84 Terrence Meeks ‘99, ‘00 Clement McDonald ‘23 Keith Null 2005, ‘06, 07, ‘08 ‘10, ‘11 Elwin Rickett ‘39, ‘40 Don Light ‘51 Art Membrilla 2005 Mike McDonald ‘89 Jeff Nunn ‘74, ‘75, ‘76 Scott Peoples ‘82, ‘83, ‘84 Harold Rickett ‘39 Pat Lindsey 2002, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05 Freeman Melton ‘46, ‘47, ‘48, ‘49 Ryane McDow ‘97 Richard Perez ‘74, ‘75, ‘76 Corey Rider ‘97, ‘98 Jimmy Lisle ‘72, ‘73, ‘74 Chris Metcalf 2012 Johnny McDowell ‘72, ‘73 Clint Perkins ‘90 Kenneth Ringo ‘51 Dawson Little ‘46 Ed Metcalf ‘83, ‘84 Reggie McElroy ‘78,’79,’80,’81 O Ramon Perry 2005, ‘06 Aracdio Rivera ‘72, ‘73, ‘74 Todd Littlejohn ‘85, ‘86 Eddie Meyer ‘57, ‘58, ‘59 Sean McFarland ‘97 Steve Oakley ‘65, ‘66 Bob Petrich ‘61, ‘62 Eric Roanhaus ‘69 Michael Littlefield 2000 Casey Miesen 2003, ‘04 David McFather ‘92 Torian Oakley 2011, ‘12, ‘13 Joseph Peterson 2007, ‘08, ‘09 John Roanhaus ‘96 Tony Livingston 2006, 07 DeWayne Miles ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, 2000 Cotton McGeehee ‘35 Casey O’Connor 2011, ‘12 Bill Pevenhouse ‘49, ‘50 Charlie Robbins ‘17, ‘18, ‘19 Jeff Lloyd ‘73, ‘74, ‘75 Kelvin Miles ‘86, ‘87 Victor McGee ‘81, ‘82 Ernest O’Donald ‘30 Ronnie Phenix 2002 Darold Roberson ‘48, ‘49, ‘50, ‘51 Jon Lockett 2004, ‘05 Anthony Miller ‘84, ‘85, ‘86 Jerry McGill ‘64 Michael Odiari 2011 Chris Phillips ‘99 Marlin Roberson ‘94 Warren Lockhart ‘39, ‘40 Bill Miller ‘18, ‘19 Claude McGowan ‘45 Marcus Odums 2007 Gary Phillips ‘81 Mike Roberts ‘75, ‘76 Pete Loera ‘93, ‘94, ‘95 Ian Miller 2001 Matt McGuire ‘94, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97 Wallace O’Keefe ‘20 Lloyd Phillips ‘17 Jonathan Roberts 2006, ‘07 Rex Loftis ‘57, ‘58, ‘59 Jerry Miller 2009 Frank McInnis ‘29, ‘31, ‘33 Mark Okoro 2010, ‘11, ‘12 Norman Phillips ‘50 Robbie Roberts ‘84 Curtis Lofton ‘75, ‘76, ‘77, ‘78 Keith Miller ‘88, ‘89, ‘90 David McInturff ‘61, ‘62, ‘63 Adrian Olivas 2004 Ted Phillips ‘32 Cornelius Robertson 2008 Jerry Logan ‘60, ‘61, ‘62 Sam Miller ‘19 Matthew McIntyre 2007, ‘08 Tyrone Oliver ‘87 Todd Phillips 2010 Dishon Robertson 2010, ‘11 Weldon Logan ‘27, ‘28, ‘29, ‘30 Sloan Miller ‘29 Bill McKinney ‘69, ‘70, ‘71 Alex Olson, 2013 Matt Picha ‘90 Edison Robertson 2007 Frank Lohn ‘15, ‘19 Spencer Miller ‘19 Wayne McKnight 2007, ‘08 Chris Olson 2010-2013 Jack Pierce ‘53, ‘54 Charlie Robins ‘26 Graden Long 2007, ‘08 W.A. “Gus” Miller ‘19 F. McLaughlin ‘11 Lee Orr 2004, ‘05, ‘06 Tish Pierce ‘97 Bo Robinson ‘75, ‘76, ‘77, ‘78 Robert Long ‘77 Ronald Mills ‘54, ‘55, ‘56, ‘57 Lee McLaury ‘38, ‘39 James Ostrander ‘62, ‘63 Howard Pilcher ‘50 Cleveland Robinson ‘80, ‘81, ‘82 Ramon Lopez 2012, ‘13 Tommy Mills ‘75, ‘76 T.A. McLean ‘21 Matt Oursbourn ‘95 Clint Plant ‘76, ‘78, ‘79 E. Robinson 2006 Zach Lopez 2009 Don Mitchell ‘54 J.P. McMahan ‘41, ‘42 Albie Owens ‘66, ‘67, ‘68 Lyle Plummer ‘84 Keith’n Robinson 2007, ‘10 Bill Lorance ‘60, ‘61, ‘63 Odus Mitchell ‘21, ‘22, ‘23, ‘24 Matt McMillon ‘88 Keith Oxley ‘74, ‘75 Dave Plunkett ‘87, ‘88 Khiry Robinson 2011, ‘12 James Love ‘41, ‘42 Roger Mitchell ‘82, ‘83 Ed McMinn ‘33, ‘34 Mike Podzemny ‘73, ‘74, ‘75 Nathan Robinson ‘92 Steve Love ‘85, ‘86, ‘88 Tevin Mitchell 2009, ‘10 Steve McMurtry ‘85, ‘86 John Poindexter ‘50, ‘51 Owen Robinson ‘53, ‘54 Gene Lovelace ‘32, ‘33 Charles Moline ‘88 John McSheffery 2010-2013 P Mike Pointer ‘89 Tramel Robinson ‘98 Laurel Lovett ‘53 Jud Moller ‘98 Jax McSpadden ‘53, ‘54 Fred Palacios ‘85 John Pool ‘33 Rany Robson ‘68, ‘69 Ronnie Lovett 2005 Doug Monroe ‘92 Dock McVickers ‘25 Keith Pantalion ‘82, ‘83 Glenn Pope ‘99, 2000 Hector Rodriguez 2007,‘08, Dick Lowery ‘62 Jeff Monsevais ‘85 Sidney Parker 2010-2013 Glenn Potter ‘83, ‘84 ‘10, ‘11 Mike Lozano ‘73, ‘74, ‘75 David Moody ‘72 Vernon Parker ‘44 Jesse Powell ‘66, ‘67, ‘68 Miguel Rodriguez 90 Mike Lusane ‘74, ‘75, ‘76, ‘77 Tom Moody ‘65, ‘66 N Wayne Parker ‘58, ‘59, ‘60 Raymond Powell ‘59, ‘60 Hap Rogers ‘45 Michael Lusby 2001 Don Moon ‘69 Don Nagness ‘51 Marion Parrish ‘44 Kevin Powers ‘87, ‘88 Steve Rogers ‘72, ‘73, ‘74 Earl Lust ‘13 Darren Mooneyham ‘92 Chester Napps ‘25 Colan Partee ‘97, ‘98 John Preddy ‘11 Tibby Rogers ‘74, ‘75 Blake Lyde ‘37, ‘38 Bronza Moore ‘87, ‘88, ‘89 Anthony Narvaez 2008 Craig Paschal ‘82, ‘83, ‘84 Rasheed Prescott ‘05 James Roof ‘90 J.D. Lynch ‘45 Danny Moore ‘89, ‘90 Ivan Nash ‘80 Mike Paschal ‘88, ‘89, ‘90 Barrett Price ‘28 Eric Rosette ‘97, ‘98 Alvin Lynn ‘57, ‘58, ‘59 Larry Moore ‘78, ‘79, ‘80, ‘81 Don Nava ‘73, ‘74 Nick Pasquale ‘98, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 Borden Price ‘38, ‘39, ‘40 D.J. Ross 2011 Elvin Lyon ‘44, ‘45, ‘46 Lloyd Moore ‘33 Darren Needham ‘93, ‘94, 95, ‘96 Beau Patterson ‘79, ‘80, ‘81 Robert Price ‘54 Ollie Ross ‘61, ‘62, ‘63 Michael Moore ‘92, ‘93 Wayne Needham ‘92, ‘93, ‘94 Don Patterson ‘49, ‘50 Henry Prichard ‘11 Ray Ross 2000 Ray Moore ‘46, ‘47, ‘48 Mike Nelson ‘77, ‘78, ‘79, ‘80 Larry Patterson ‘62, ‘63, ‘64 Newton Prichard ‘11 Bob Rowan ‘10 Steve Moore ‘95, ‘96 Raymond Nelson ‘26 Matt Patterson ‘79, ‘80, ‘81 Billy Pritchett ‘71, ‘72, ‘73 Monroe Rowden ‘46 M Tony Moore ‘84 James Neslage 2004 Virgil Patterson ‘50 Burl Profit ‘81 Marcus Rowe 2008, ‘09 Cleve Maartman ‘86, ‘87 Rick Mordecai ‘73, ‘74 B.F. Newman ‘27, ‘28, ‘29 Votie Patterson ‘85, ‘86 George Profit ‘81 Richard Rowe ‘97 Rebert Mack ‘95, ‘96, ‘97 Moreland ‘15 Mitch Pruitt ‘82, ‘83, ‘84 Doc Rowell ‘62, ‘63, ‘64 Aden Magee ‘18 Ray Moreland ‘10 Delos Pugh ‘45 Terry Roy 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Douglas Mahan ‘50, ‘51 Alvin Morgan ‘32, ‘33 Vincent Puiana 2003, ‘04 Clare Rudolph ‘11 Jeff Mailliard ‘69 DeShawn Morgan 2001, ‘02 Clark Pylant ‘83, ‘84, ‘85 A.J. Ruffins ‘07, ‘08 Steve Main ‘88, ‘89, ‘90 Floyd Morgan ‘32 Miguel Ruiz ‘08 Bill Malone ‘89, ‘90 Eugene Morris ‘66, ‘67, ‘68 Travis Runnells ‘02 Otto Mangold ‘39, ‘40 Sean Morris 2012 Q Charles Russell ‘17 Ronnie Mankin ‘64, ‘65, ‘66 Alvin Morrison ‘53, ‘54, ‘55, ‘56 Tracy Qualls ‘75, ‘77 Luke Russell 2011 Dexter Manley II, 2008 Dwight Morrison 2010-2013 Derek Quarles 2000, ‘01, ‘02 Gary Ruston ‘69, ‘70 Mark Manley ‘79, ‘81, ‘82 Odell Morrison ‘40 Beall Queen ‘19 Mitchell Ryan ‘07 Matt Manley 2005, ‘06, 07, ‘08 Ethan Morriss 2012, ‘13 Sandy Quinn 2005 Mike Rychik ‘75, ‘76, ‘77 Leon Manley ‘57, ‘58, ‘59 Byran Morse ‘18 Scott Manley ‘81, ‘82, ‘83 Timothy Morse ‘18 Wilton Manley ‘62, ‘63, ‘64 James Morton ‘85, ‘86, ‘87 R LeCharelton Mann 2002 LeBrandon Mosley 2012, ‘13 O.C. Rampley ‘41, ‘42 s George Manning ‘30, ‘31, ‘32, ‘33 Deangelo Moss ‘88 Lester Ramsey ‘54, ‘55, ‘56 John Saluni 2003, ‘04 Ricky Mantooth ‘57, ‘58 Ronnie Moten ‘82 Keith Randall ‘76, ‘77 Nate Sanchez ‘95, ‘96 Arnold Marcha ‘92,’93,’94,’95 Mounts ‘15 Bradley Randle 2002 Charles Sanders ‘55, ‘56, ‘57 Si Marchbanks ‘57, ‘58 Greg Mouser ‘92, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95 Caleb Randolph 2008, ‘09, Dan Sanders ‘19, ‘20, ‘21, ‘22 Jason Markham ‘92 Jonathan M’Pinda 2007, ‘08 ‘10, ‘11 Larry Sanders ‘39, ‘40, ‘41 Adrian Marsh ‘77, ‘78 Aaron Mullane 2009-12 John Rankin ‘33, ‘34, ‘35 Milton Sanders ‘26, ‘27, ‘28, ‘29 Tanner Marsh 2009, ‘10. ‘11 Allen Mullins ‘72, ‘74 John Rapp ‘56, ‘58, ‘59 Rashad Sanders 2008, ‘09, Broderick Marshall 2008, ‘09 Russell Mundy ‘62, ‘63, ‘64 Bob Ratliff ‘56, ‘57, ‘58 ‘10, ‘11 Shane Marsicano ‘95 Colin Munro 2011 Lance Ratliff 2010, ‘11, ‘12 Virgil Santy ‘22, ‘23, ‘24, ‘25 Charly Martin 2004, ‘06, 07, ‘08 Alrick Munroe 2007 Garland Rattan ‘51, ‘53 Matt Sardello ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, 2000 DeWayne Martin ‘54 Fletcher Murchison ‘96 DeShaun Rawls 2013 Dennis Sarine 2001, ‘02, ‘03 Josephius Martin 2009 Mike Murphy ‘97, ‘98 Justin Ray 2001 Tommy Sauceda ‘88, ‘89, ‘90 Larry Martin ‘79, ‘80, ‘81 Floyd Murray ‘35, ‘37 Sam Rayburn ‘49, ‘50 Arlanders Savage ‘87, ‘88, ‘89 Tonae Martin 2004, ‘05 Gordon Murrey ‘36 Delma Rayzor ‘22 Anthony Scearce 2005, ‘06 Mike Martinez ‘94,’95,’96,’97 Darl Myers ‘44, ‘45 Charlie Reade ‘69, ‘70 Justin Schantz ‘98, ‘99 Jon Mason ‘93, ‘94, ‘95 Jeff Myers ‘92, ‘93 Billy Reader ‘95 Bill Schiffman ‘79, ‘80 Demetrius Mass ‘92 David Reagan ‘89 Rick Schleider ‘72, ‘73 Bruce Mathes ‘13 Mc Hooy Reagan ‘14 Larry Schmoker ‘86, ‘87, ‘88, ‘89 Dewayne Mathis ‘97 Mac McAdams ‘85 Billy Record ‘82, ‘83 Mike Schmucker ‘95, ‘96 Carl Matney ‘37, ‘38 Carl McAninch ‘36 Clarence Redic ‘68, ‘69 Dennis Schneider ‘82, ‘83, ‘84, ‘85 John Matthews ‘14 Charlie McCallie 2000 Cedrick Redwine ‘95 Clarence Schultz ‘42 Larry Matthews ‘69, ‘70, ‘71 Garvin McCarrell ‘74 Dan Reed ‘79, ‘80 Roy Schultz ‘42 Mickey Matthews ‘72, ‘73, ‘74, ‘75 Brad McCarty 2007, ‘08 Olin Reed ‘40 Pat Schwenke 2005, ‘06, 07

Buffalo Football Derek Maupin 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Anglo McClain ‘75, ‘76, ‘77, ‘78 Roy Reed ‘22 Anthony Scott 2007, ‘08, Anthony May 2001, ‘02, ‘03 Al McClellan ‘61 Ray Reese 2003 ‘09, ‘11 Robert Mayberry ‘75, ‘76, ‘78 Bill McClendon ‘29, ‘30, ‘31, ‘32 LeRoy Reeves ‘42, ‘46 Blan Scott 2007 Thompson Mayberry ‘79, ‘80, ‘81 Greg McClendon ‘89 Roland Reichardt ‘68, ‘69 Carl Scott ‘21,’24 Bill Mayfield ‘59, ‘60 Robert McClendon ‘51 Sid Reid ‘11 Codie Scott ‘90 Ron Mills (1954-57) Mark Reiland ‘89, ‘90

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Brandon Swain 2007, ‘08 Jackie Vantrease ‘53, ‘54, ‘55, ‘56 R.D. Wheelock ‘34, ‘35 Bill Younger ‘14 Brian Swanson ‘95 Kevin VanVoris 2010-2013 Robert Whelchel ‘51, ‘53, ‘57 Duke Younger ‘18 Bob Sweat ‘72 Johnny Varnell ‘60, ‘61, ‘62, ‘63 Greg Whetstone ‘74, ‘77 Patric Youngman 2013 Steve Sydow ‘71, ‘72, ‘73 Dustin Vaughan 2010-2013 Spencer Whippo ‘15, ‘19 Dave Szymakowski ‘65, ‘66, ‘67 Bryon Vaughn ‘23, ‘24, ‘25, ‘26 Bruce Whisenhunt ‘70 Finis Vaughn ‘23, ‘24, ‘25, ‘26 Clyde White ‘90 Z Ray Vaughn ‘10, ‘11 Don White ‘72 Michael Zoch 2008, ‘09, ‘10 Gilbert Veasey ‘77 Ed White ‘52 Mike Zoffuto ‘66, ‘67 Atilla Vegh ‘72 Jackie White ‘73, ‘74, ‘75 T Vicic ‘15 John White ‘42, ‘45 Damon Tanck ‘92 Charles Vick ‘42 Maurice White 2005, ‘06 Don Tardy ‘65, ‘66, ‘67 B.J. Vickers 2007 Norman White ‘93,’94,’95,’96 J.W. Tareton ‘13 Luis Villagomez 2006 Clyde Whiteacre ‘22 Don Tate ‘68, ‘69 Bobby Vorphal ‘89 Nick Whitt 2012, ‘13 Shawn Tate ‘99 Kyle Voss 2009, ‘10, ‘12, ‘13 R. Whitfield 2006 Thomas Tate ‘70, ‘71 Freddie Whitley ‘77, ‘79, ‘80 Raymond Taupule ‘99, 2000 Dave Whitmire ‘66, ‘67 Billy Taylor ‘71, ‘72 W Clarence Whittenberg ‘54, ‘55 Doak Taylor ‘86, ‘87, ‘88 Todd Wade ‘86 Dick Wiegan ‘60, ‘61 George Taylor ‘37, ‘38 Toby Waggoner ‘35, ‘36 Larry Wiens ‘71, ‘72, ‘73 Jack Taylor 2008 Joe Walden ‘53, ‘54, ‘55 Austin Wiggins ‘38, ‘39, ‘40 Prentice Taylor ‘97 David Walker ‘74 Duane Wilburn ‘92 Trey Taylor ‘90 Dee Walker 2007 Ben Wiley ‘51 C.M. Teague ‘32, ‘33, ‘34 Doyle Walker ‘57 Dale Wiley ‘53, ‘54, ‘55 Erik Tellef ‘95, ‘96 John Walker ‘32, ‘33, ‘34 Derick Wiley 2003, ‘04 Jimmy Terrell ‘45 Jonathan Walker 2004, ‘05 Lance Wiley ‘84 Bob Terry ‘45, ‘45 Kuwese Walker 2001 Scott Wiley ‘75, ‘76, ‘77, ‘78 Foye Terry ‘20 Leon Walker 2004 Boyd Williams ‘46, ‘47, ‘48 Press Theriot ‘79 Montray Walker ‘97 Calvin Williams ‘81, ‘82 Cashmin Thomas 2007, ‘08 Undrea Walker ‘76 Charlie Williams ‘60, ‘61 Duane Thomas ‘67, ‘68, ‘69 Willie Walker ‘69, ‘70, ‘71 Devron Williams ‘95, ‘96 F.A. Thomas ‘36, ‘37, ‘38 Hunter Wall 2005 Edwin Williams ‘37 Jesse Powell (1966-68) Gary Thomas ‘97, ‘98 Brad Wallace ‘88 Howard Williams ‘30, ‘31, ‘32, ‘33 Johnny Thomas ‘40, ‘41, ‘42 Jeff Wallace ‘10 Iris Williams 2006 Deyon Scott 2003, ‘04 R.L. Smith ‘45 Kyle Thomas 2008, ‘10 T. Wallace ‘11 Jeff Williams ‘90 Earl Scott ‘13 Ralph Smith ‘14 Phillip Thomas ‘93, ‘95 Waldemar Wallace ‘17, ‘20 Jerry Williams ‘59 John Scott ‘85 Richard Smith ‘90 Phoebe Thomas ‘38 Marc Walller 2010-2013 Josh Williams 2012 Shaun Scott-Jones 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Steve Smith 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 William Thomas ‘95, ‘96 Craig Wallis ‘35, ‘37 Justin Williams 2006, 07 Stephen Scott ‘85 Terry Smith ‘89 Bill Thompson ‘44 Butch Walterscheid ‘63, ‘64, ‘65, ‘66 Kito Williams 2005, ‘06 Kyle Seals ‘07, ‘08 Trey Smith ‘93 Brian Thompson ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 Aaron Wampler 2009-12 Leon Williams ‘37, ‘38, ‘39 Carl Seath ‘21 Chriss Snapp 2003 ‘04 Chaun Thompson ‘98, ‘99, 2001, ‘02 Elvis Ward ‘26, ‘27, ‘28 Marvin Williams ‘83 E.C. Seifert ‘49, ‘50 Jered Snelgrooes 2005, ‘06, 07 Clifford Thompson ‘94 Gary Ward ‘58, ‘59, ‘60 Maurice Williams ‘89, ‘90 Kenneth Seillaes ‘72 Don Snodgrass ‘58 Dendrick Thompson ‘96 Kraig Ward ‘96 Mike Williams ‘82, ‘83, ‘84 Mark Semkew ‘71 Shane Sobnosky 2012 Gordon Thompson ‘29 Patrick Ward 2012, ‘13 Mike Williams ‘74, ‘75, ‘77 Lou Serrano ‘85, ‘86 Merced Solis ‘72, ‘73, ‘74 Jacob Thompson ‘96 Walter Ward ‘42 Robert Williams ‘86 Tramale Session ‘97 Rick Solis ‘97, ‘98 Jimmy Thompson ‘98 Mike Ware 2005 Robert Williams ‘94 Gordon Sewell ‘12 Andy Somerville ‘95 Kelvin Thompson 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Aubrey Warren ‘70, ‘71 Steve Williams ‘97 Orion Sewell ‘95, ‘96 Lem Sone ‘18, ‘19, ‘23 Larry Thompson ‘78, ‘79 Cameron Warren 2011, ‘12, ‘13 Tyson Williams 2008, ‘09, ‘10 Dewayne Sexton ‘71, ‘72, ‘73 Adolfo Sonen ‘77, ‘78, ‘79 Olan Thompson ‘68, ‘69, ‘70 Jeff Warren 2003 Walter Williams ‘97 Arseel Shakoor 2007, ‘08 Velton Soregee ‘38 R.M. Thompson ‘33, ‘34 Terry Warren 2000 Winfred Williams ‘69, ‘70, ‘71 DeJuan Shamburger ‘99, 2000 Michael Soto ‘88, ‘89, ‘90 Ralph Thompson ‘69, ‘70 Mike Wartes ‘72, ‘73, ‘74 Ron Willingham ‘69, ‘70, ‘71 A.D. Shaver ‘44, ‘45, ‘46 Archie Souter ‘55, ‘56 Weldon Thompson ‘22, ‘23, ‘24 Marvin Wash 2007, ‘08 David Willis ‘74, ‘75, ‘76, ‘77 Adam Shaw 2001, ‘02, ‘03, 04 John Spann ‘49, ‘50, ‘51 Neil Thomsen ‘69 Chris Washington ‘97 Joe Willoughby ‘46 John Shear 2003, ‘04, ‘06 Earl Sparks ‘14 Drew Thorn ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 Clemmy Washington ‘90 LaPear Willrich 2013 John Sheehy 2013 T.J. Sparks 2002, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05 William Thornton 2010 Hank Washington ‘65, ‘66 Clyde Wilson ‘90 Sid Sheffey ‘15, ‘17 Larry Spears ‘74, ‘75, ‘76, ‘77 Kevin Thrash ‘76, ‘77 Max Washington ‘57, ‘58, ‘59 Earl Wilson ‘79, ‘80, ‘81, ‘82 Sheiegan ‘15 L.O. Speers ‘36 Frank Thrasher ‘60, ‘61 Michael Washington ‘87, ‘88 Jack Wilson ‘68 Dave Shellabarger ‘64, ‘65 Jack Spence ‘31, ‘32, ‘33 Jackie Tidmore ‘45 Odell Washington ‘36, ‘37, ‘38 Jim Wilson ‘12 Gary Shelton ‘77 Reggie Spencer ‘76, ‘77, ‘78 Mark Tidwell ‘78, ‘79, ‘80, ‘81 Tony Waters ‘63, ‘64 Jim Wilson ‘86, ‘87 Tommy Sherrill ‘51 Louis Spinks ‘65, ‘67 Jay Tillman 2008, ‘10 Anthony Watkins ‘86 Larry Wilson 2003, ‘04 Daniel Sherwood 2007, ‘08, ‘10 Otis Splawn ‘27 William Toliver 2013 Foster Watkins ‘36, ‘37, ‘38 Ray Wilson ‘83, ‘84 Joe Shields ‘18 Garfield Spradley ‘54 Kyle Tollefson ‘90 Watson ‘27 Raymond Wilson ‘26, ‘27, ‘28 Patt Shipp ‘51 Glen Staffor ‘45 Pat Tombs ‘40, ‘41 Watson ‘12 Mack Winter ‘42, ‘46 Winston Short ‘74, ‘75, ‘76 Carroll Stafford ‘57, ‘58, ‘59 Trevey ‘15 Brad Watson ‘85 Roy Winters ‘66, ‘67, ‘68 Elmer Shortwell ‘13, ‘14 Stanley Stafford ‘57, ‘58, ‘59 Weldon Trice ‘46, ‘48, ‘49 Brett Watson 2006, ‘07, ‘08 Frank Wise ‘47, ‘48, ‘49, ‘50 Showalter ‘15, ‘16 Earl Stagner ‘38, ‘39, ‘40 Bill Trisciani ‘71, ‘72 Jeremy Watson 2009, ‘11, ‘13 Bruce Womack ‘47, ‘48, ‘49, ‘50 Waren Sidwel ‘85 Tom Stainocker ‘10 Kevin Troutman ‘77, ‘78, ‘79 Jimmy Watson ‘87, ‘88, ‘89 Burl Wood ‘65, ‘66 Mark Simmons ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 Harry Stair ‘13 Floyd Trowbridge ‘20 Curley Watters ‘66, ‘67, ‘68 David Wood ‘82, ‘83, ‘84 Gary Simms ‘18, ‘20 Dick Stamier ‘65 Clayton Truebenbach 2005, 07 Albert Watts ‘97, ‘98 David Wood ‘84, ‘85, ‘86 Roman Simpson ‘90 Glen Stanley 2010 Alex Tucci 2013 Craig Watts 2010-2013 Don Wood ‘82, ‘83, ‘84 Venson Simpson ‘85 Harry Star ‘13, ‘14 Chink Tucker ‘20 Gary Weaver ‘72, ‘73 Earl Wood ‘65, ‘66 Rounell Simon ‘76, ‘77 Kendrele Staten 2012, ‘13 Don Tucker ‘47, ‘48, ‘49, ‘50 Waldamar Weaver ‘15 Jim Wood ‘59 David Sims ‘63, ‘64 Adam St. Clair 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Marion Tucker ‘70, ‘71, ‘72 Dustin Webb ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Wes Wood ‘89 Eugene Sims 2008, ‘09 Joe Stegall ‘18 Delmer Tuggle ‘54, ‘55 E.J. Webb ‘53, ‘54 Brad Woodard 2003 Travis Sims ‘93 Dennis Steinback ‘82, ‘83 Shalom Tui 2004 J’Marcus Webb 2008, ‘09 Pete Woods ‘37 Travis Sims ‘96 Leo Steinkoenig ‘41 U. Tumer ‘11 Brandon Weber ‘97, ‘98 R.V. Woods ‘38, ‘40 Adam Sipes 2004 Doug Stephenson ‘82 Tumey ‘15 Chad Webster 2003, ‘04, ‘05 Tanner Woods 2007 Hubert Sires ‘18 Lother Stephenson ‘37, ‘38 Corey Turner ‘88 Jon Webster ‘82 R.G. Woolever ‘31 Dejuan Skinner 2005 Harold Stewart, ‘68, ‘69, ‘70 Derek Turner 2000, ‘01 Bruce Wegman ‘67 Claude Wooley ‘81, ‘82 Larry Skinner ‘88 Max Steward 2005, ‘08 Johnny Turner ‘88, ‘89 John Weitz ‘92, ‘93, ‘95 Andy Workman ‘94, ‘96 Tom Slack ‘36, ‘37 Mark Stewart ‘75, ‘76, ‘77, ‘78 Otis Turner ‘10 Jerald Welch ‘85, ‘86 Marcus Wortham ‘93 Curtis Slater 2009, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13 Paul Stewart ‘22 Demond Tyson 2002 Eugene Weldon ‘82 Charles Wright ‘47, ‘48, ‘49, ‘50 Nathan Slaughter 2010-2013 Jack Stone ‘14, ‘15 Wallace Wellington 2002, ‘03 Cuery Wright ‘59 Royce Slechta ‘90 J.T. Stone 2000 U Bryan Welps ‘94, ‘95, ‘96 Dean Wright ‘47, ‘48, ‘49, ‘50 Casey Smith ‘86 Matt Stone 2003, ‘04 Jared Wesley, 2013 Michael Wright ‘94, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97 Cheyenne Smith 2003, ‘04, ‘06 Cody Stovall 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Duane Uhatafe 2005 Shaun Wesley 2009, ‘10 Phillip Wright ‘53, ‘54, ‘55 Chris Smith 2005 L.A. Stowe ‘31, ‘32, ‘33 David Uiagalelei 2001 Marquette Wesson ‘96, ‘97 Rick Wright ‘76, ‘77, ‘78 Daryl Smith ‘89, ‘90 Jim Strain ‘26, ‘27 Terry Upton ‘69 Earl West ‘62, ‘63, ‘64 Dayrl Wynn ‘69, ‘70, ‘71 Dennis Smith ‘60, ‘61 Patrick Strambler ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, 2000 Gerry Uretsky ‘79, ‘80, 81 Herman West ‘87, ‘88 Bruce Wyre ‘73, ‘74, ‘75 Floyd Smith ‘79, ‘80 Lamarc Strahan 2011 Bill Uzzolino ‘64, ‘65 Jesse West ‘18 Harry Smith ‘49, ‘50, ‘51 Russ Street ‘95, ‘96 Ethan Westbrooks 2012, ‘13 Y James Smith 2010 Russell Stroud ‘32, ‘33 V Jim Whaley ‘92, ‘93 Buffalo Football Jeff Smith ‘83, ‘84 Ray Struck ‘88 Todd Whatley ‘98 Joe Yankovich ‘84, ‘85, ‘86 Jordan Smith 2009-2012 Harold Stuart ‘68, ‘69 Meile Valele 2013 Bill Wheeler ‘42 Jack York ‘54, ‘55, ‘57 Marvin Smith ‘50, ‘51 Dutch Studer ‘18, ‘21 Jimmy Valenciano 2009 Carl Wheeler ‘94 Jim Young ‘66, ‘67 Mike Smith ‘82, ‘83 Patrick Sturdivant ‘92, ‘93 Frank Van Hoy ‘34, ‘35 Jim Wheeler ‘68 Tramicah Young 2008, ‘09 O. Smith ‘11 Wayne Sullivan ‘49 Chip Van Pelt ‘74, ‘75, ‘76 Ted Wheeler ‘64, ‘65, ‘66 Josh Young 2006, 07

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Most points scored by opponents: 403, 1988 (40.3 avg.) and 2002 Receiving Team Records (36.6 avg.) Most ties in a season: 2, 1932, 1936 and 1976 Most passes caught game - 18, Brad Bailey vs. Panhandle State, Offense Longest streak for scoreless opponents: 7, started in second game Nov. 12, 1994 of 1918 season and ended in sixth game of 1919. Most passes caught, season - 123, Torrence Allen, 2013 Rushing attempts - 697, 1977 Most points scored in a half by WTMAU: 58 vs. Azusa Pacific, Sept. Most passes caught, career - 244, Charly Martin, 2004-08 Net yards rushing - 3,503, 1977 28, 2008 Most TD passes caught, game - 5, Charly Martin at Abilene Christian, Rushing yards per game - 322.9, 1950 Most points scored in a game by WTAMU: 104 WT vs. OPSU 13, Nov. 22, 2008 Passes attempted - 691, 2013 Oct 6, 1922 Most TD passes caught, season - 22, Charly Martin, 2008 Passes completed - 457, 2013 Highest winning margin by WTAMU: 100, 1923 vs. Panhandle State Most TD passes caught, career - 45, Charly Martin, 2004-08 Completions per game - 34.3, 2007 High scoring game by an opponent: 99, 1917 by New Mexico Military Most yards gained, game - 323, Charly Martin at Abilene Christian, Most Passes had intercepted - 28, 1983 Highest combined scoring by both teams: 161,(Abilene Christan 93, Nov. 22, 2008 Pass-completion percentage - .675, 2008 WTAMU 68, Nov. 22, 2008 Most yards gained, season - 1,867, Charly Martin, 2008 Net yards passing - 5,565, 2008 Most yards per game, season - 143.6, Charly Martin, 2008 Touchdown passes - 57, 2013 Most yards gained, career - 4,108, Charly Martin, 2004-08 Total offensive plays - 1,066, 2013 Individual Records Total offensive yards - 7,124, 2012 Total offensive yards per play - 7.1, 2008 Scoring Total offensive yards per game - 544.5, 2008 Rushing Most points, game - 36, Pete Pedro vs. Texas-El Paso, Sept. 30, 1961 Punts - 92, 1946 Most yards game - 340, Eugene Morris vs. Montana State, Oct. 5, 1968 Most points, season - 149, Sergio Castillo, 2013 Punting yards - 3,166, 1990 Most yards season - 1,621, Khiry Robinson, 2012 Most points, career - 437, Sergio Castillo, 2010-2013 Punting average - 44.3, 2013 Most yards freshman season - 1,198, Keithon Flemming, 2007 Most TDs, game - 6, Pete Pedro vs. Texas-El Paso, Sept. 30, 1961 Punts had blocked - 4, 1946 and 2009 Most TDs, season - 22, Pete Pedro, 1961; Charly Martin, 2008 Punt returns - 39, 1947 Most yards career - 4,359, DeWayne Miles, 1997 2000 Most TDs, career - 55, DeWayne Miles, 1997- 2000 Punt-return yardage - 508, 1947 Most field goals, game - 4, Dennis Steinbock vs. McNeese State, Punt-return average - 18.4, 1962 Most attempts, game - 38, Eugene Morris vs. Western Michigan, Sept. 25, 1982; Sergio Castillo vs. Chadron State, Sept. 12, Kickoff returns - 69, 1988 Nov. 9, 1968 2013; Sergio Castillo at Midwestern State, Nov. 16, 2013 Kickoff-return yardage - 1,334, 2013 Most attempts, season - 270, DeWayne Miles, 1997-2000 Kickoff-return average - 28.4, 2013 Most attempts, career - 770, DeWayne Miles, 1997-2000 Most field goals, season - 24, Sergio Castillo, 2013 (24-30) First downs rushing - 167, 1977 Best average per attempt, season - 9.21, Bill Cross, 1950 Most field goals, career - 62, Sergio Castillo, (2010-2013) First downs passing - 263, 1986 Best average per attempt, career - 7.6, Bill Cross, 1947-50 Longest field goal - 58 yards, Bruce Wyre vs. Louisville, Nov. 24, 1973 Most Fumbles - 53, 1975 Longest run from scrimmage - 99, twice - Ralph Thompson vs. Most PATs, season - 77, James Chandler, 2008; Sergio Castillo, Most Fumbles lost - 28, 1975 Wichita State, Sept. 26, 1970 and Keithon Flemming vs. Angelo 2013 Points - 645, 2013 State, Oct. 27, 2007 Most PATs, career - 251, Sergio Castillo, (2010-2013) Points per game - 48.1, 2008 Most consecutive PATs, career - 61, Sergio Castillo, Jr., (2010-2012) Most 50 point games, season - 6, 2008 Passing Most 35 point games, season - 11, 2012 & 2008 Punting Most yards, game - 595, Keith Null at Abilene Christian, Nov. 22, 2008 Defense Most yards, season - 5,401, Dustin Vaughan, 2013 Most punts, game - 12, Mark Bounds vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, Oct. Most yards, career - 13,525, Dustin Vaughan, 2010-2013 28, 1988; vs. Cal Poly SLO, Sept. 9, 1989 Fewest Rushing attempts - 375, 1955 Most completions, game - 44, Dalton Bell vs. Angelo State, Oct. Most punts, season - 78, Kevin Brinkley, 1999 Fewest Net yards rushing - 1,189, 1965 28, 2006 Most punts, career - 199, Mark Bounds, 1988-90 Lowest Rushing average - 2.7, 1972 Most completions, season - 447, Dustin Vaughan, 2013 Best punting average, season - 46.3, Mark Bounds, 1990 (69 punts, Fewest Rushing yards per game - 114.4, 2011 Most completions, career - 1,040, Dustin Vaughan, 2010-2013 3,199 yards) Fewest Passes attempted - 124, 1955 Most attempts, game - 69, Grady Benton, 1994 Best punting average, career - 43.3, Jon Mason (96 punts, 4,153 yards) Fewest Passes completed - 49, 1955 Most attempts, season - 675, Dustin Vaughan, 2013 Longest punt - 89, Mark Bounds, vs. Central Okla., Oct. 27, 1990 Most Opponents’ passes intercepted - 25, 1962 Most attempts, career - 1,622, Dustin Vaughan, 2010-2013 Most Interception-return yards - 529, 1962 Best completion percentage, game - .909 (10 of 11), Punt Returns Lowest Pass completion percentage - 0.33, 1963 Jim Dawson vs. BYU, Sept. 23, 1961 Fewest Net yards passing - 587, 1956 Best completion percentage career - .675 (793 of 1174), Most returns, season - 27, John Holt, 1978 Fewest Touchdown passes - 3, 1949 Keith Null, 2005-08 Most returns, career - 66, John Holt, 1978 Fewest Total offensive plays - 499, 1955 Most yards, season - 368, Curley Watters, 1966 Fewest Total offensive yards - 2,017, 1955 Most TD passes, game - 8, Grady Benton vs. Howard Payne, Sept. 17, 1994 Most yards, career - 743, Curley Watters, 1966-68 Fewest Total offensive yards per play - 3.7, 1956 Longest return, game - 94 yards, Tony Waters vs. San Jose State, Most TD passes, season - 53, Dustin Vaughan, 2013 Fewest Total offensive yards per game - 206.6, 1948 Oct. 31, 1964 Most opponents’ punts - 88, 2012 Most TD passes, career - 123, Dustin Vaughan, 2010-2013 Lowest Punting average - 32.4, 1967 Most passes had intercepted, game - 5, Bobby Lane vs. Hardin- Lowest Punt-return average - 4.0, 1998 and 1975 Simmons, Oct. 27, 1951; Grady Benton vs. Midwestern State, Kickoff Returns Fewest First downs rushing - 64, 1965 Oct. 1, 1994 Most returns, season - 28, Tim Anuszkiewicz, 1988 Fewest First downs passing - 41, 1963 Most passes had intercepted, season - 20, Tod Mayfield, 1986 Most returns, career - 91, Duane Joubert, 1992-95 Fewest Total first downs - 134, 1963 Most passes had intercepted, career - 38, Tully Blanchard, 1974-76; Most yards, season - 830, Nathan Slaughter, 2013 Most Fumbles - 42, 1976 and 1979 Tod Mayfield, 1984-86 Most yards, career - 2,281, Duane Joubert, 1992-95 Most Fumbles lost - 28, 1979 Team record for passes had intercepted in a game - 6, vs. McNeese Best return average, season - 36.1 (23 returns, 830 yards), Nathan Fewest Points - 83, 1956 State, Sept. 17, 1983 Slaughter, 2013 Points per game - 9.6, 1956 Longest pass play from scrimmage - 99, Taylor Harris to Stephen Best return average, career - 30.4 (38 returns, 913 yards), Rebert Burton vs. Tarleton State, Oct. 9, 2010 Mack, 1995-97 Miscellaneous Most touchdowns season - 3, Nathan Slaugher, 2013 Overall record: 489-486-22 (.501) Total Offense Most touchdowns, career - 3, Duane Joubert, 1992-95; Nathan Most wins in a season: 12, 2012 & 2007 Most yards total offense, game - 582, Keith Null at Abilene Christian, Slaughter, 2010-2013 Most losses in a season: 11, 2002 Nov. 22, 2008 Longest return, game - 100, Anthony Armstrong vs. ENMU, Nov. 8, 2003; Kareem Larrimore vs. Panhandle State, Aug. 29, 1998; Undefeated and untied regular season: Twice, 3-0 in 1918 & Most yards total offense, season - 5,313, Dustin Vaughan, 2013 11-0 in 2007 Most yards total offense per game, season - 411.0, Grady Benton, 1994 Clifford Douglas vs. SW Oklahoma State, Sept. 21, 1996; Ned Jolly vs. Hardin-Simmons, Oct. 22, 1960; Undefeated and untied complete season: One, 3-0 in 1918 Most yards total offense, career - 13,608, Dustin Vaughan, 2010-13 Nathan Slaughter Single-game attendance: 23,276 vs. ENMU (Oct. 13, 2007) set NCAA Most attempts, game - 72, Tod Mayfield vs. Indiana State, Oct. 5, 1985 vs. Texas A&M-Commerce, Sept .21, 2013 Division II home attendance record Most attempts, season - 733, Dustin Vaughan, 2013 Single-game Neutral site attendance: 24,837 vs. TAMUK (Sept. 17, Most attempts, career - 1,795, Dustin Vaughan, 2010-2013 Interceptions 2011) at LSC Football Festival (Cowboy Stadium) Most wins to start WT coaching career: 8, Don Carthel in 2005 Most interceptions, season - 11, Steve Haterius, 1967 Longest winning streak: 12, 2007. Aug. 30, 2007-Nov. 24, 2007. Most interceptions by a freshman, season - 8, Chris Lacy, 1994 Most consecutive regular-season wins: 21, Oct. 28, 2006-Oct. Most interceptions, career - 18, Steve Haterius, 1964-67 18, 2008 Most return yards, season - 168, Jerry Logan, 1962 Most consecutive home wins: 12, Nov. 11, 2006-Oct. 18, 2008. Most return yards, career - 310, Raymond Brown, 1968-70 Most consecutive regular-season home wins: 10, Nov. 11, 2006- Longest return, game - 99, Jerry Logan vs. Arizona State, Oct. 13, 1962

Buffalo Football Oct. 18, 2008 Most consecutive regular-season road wins: 22, Oct. 23, 2004 - Sept. 12, 2009 Longest winless streak: 19, Sept. 22, 2001 - Nov. 16, 2002 (0-19) Lowest scoring team: 48, 1910 (4 games), 61, 1983 (11 games)

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Top 10 Career Records T otal Offense Years Plays Rush Pass Total 1. Dustin Vaughan (Corpus Christi, TX) 4 (2010-13) 1,795 83 13,525 13,608 2. Taylor Harris (Whitesboro, TX) 4 (2007-10) 1,534 -284 9,799 9,515 3. Keith Null (Lampasas, TX) 4 (2005-08) 1,164 -211 9,385 9,174 4. Derek Maupin (Canadian, TX) 3 (2002-04) 1,335 436 7,930 8,366 5. Dalton Bell (Canyon, TX) 4 (2003-06) 1,102 -1 7,841 7,840 6. Tod Mayfield (Panhandle, TX) 3 (1984-86) 1,166 -82 7,424 7,342 7. Grady Benton (Mesa, AZ) 2 (1994-95) 906 213 5,618 5,831 8. DeWayne Miles (Amherst, TX) 4 (1997-00) 770 4,359 0 4,359 9. Victor McGee (Longview, TX) 2 (1981-82) 766 48 4,259 4,307 10. Hank Washington (Los Angeles, CA) 2 (1965-66) 679 45 3,510 3,555

Rushing Years Rushes Yards Yds/Att. 1. DeWayne Miles (Amherst, TX) 3 (1997-00) 770 4,359 5.71 2. Bo Robinson (Lamesa, TX) 4 (1975-78) 653 3,542 5.42 3. Norman White (Woodlands, TX) 4 (1993-96) 670 3,422 5.10 4. Eugene Morris (Pittsburgh, PA) 3 (1966-68) 539 3,388 6.28 5. Bill Cross (Canadian, TX) 4 (1947-50) 326 2,474 7.59 6. Keithon Flemming (Mesquite, TX) 3 (2007-09) 386 2,433 6.30 7. Duane Thomas (Dallas, TX) 3 (1967-69) 396 2,376 6.00 8. Khiry Robinson (Temple, TX) 2 (2011-12) 350 2,290 6.54 9. Patrick Strambler (Odessa, TX) 4 (1997-00) 426 2,274 5.34 10. J.R. Compton (Hale Center, TX) 4 (1984-87) 457 2,239 4.89

Passing Yards Years Comp-Att Int TD Yards 1. Dustin Vaughan (Corpus Christi, TX) 4 (2010-13) 1,040-1,622 29 123 13,525 2. Taylor Harris (Whitesboro, TX) 4 (2007-10) 794-1,250 33 71 9,799 3. Keith Null (Lampasas, TX) 4 (2005-08) 751-1,106 29 91 9,385 4. Derek Maupin (Canadian, TX) 3 (2002-04) 759-1,301 39 37 7,930 5. Dalton Bell (Canyon, TX) 4 (2003-06) 699-1,044 27 63 7,841 6. Tod Mayfield (Panhandle, TX) 3 (1984-86) 630-1036 38 55 7,424 7. Grady Benton (Mesa, AZ) 2 (1994-95) 421-686 22 49 5,618 8. Victor McGee (Longview, TX) 2 (1981-82) 296-606 22 31 4,259 9. Gary Thomas (Rancho Palos Verdes, CA) 2 (1997-98) 265-506 26 22 3,593 10. Hank Washington (Los Angeles, CA) 2 (1965-66) 282-524 27 26 3,510

Pass Receptions Years Yards Rec. TD Yds/Rec. 1. Charly Martin (Farmington, NM) 4 (2004-08) 4,108 244 44 16.8 2. Torrence Allen (Meredian, TX) 4 (2010-13) 3,500 231 26 15.2 3. Brad Bailey (Plano, TX) 3 (1992-94) 2,677 221 22 12.1 4. Nathan Slaughter (Lubbock, TX) 4 (2010-13) 2,079 183 14 11.4 5. Duane Joubert (Beaumont, TX) 4 (1992-95) 1,952 179 14 10.9 6. Stan Carraway (Paramount, CA) 2 (1985-86) 2,412 173 20 13.9 7. Tyson Williams (Aldine, TX) 3 (2008-10) 2,195 166 13 13.2 8. Brittan Golden (Denver City, TX) 4 (2008-11) 2.985 165 33 18.1 9. Keithon Flemming (Mesquite, TX) 3 (2007-09) 1.305 150 10 8.7 10. Ramon Perry (Pacoima, CA) 2 (2005-06) 1,603 146 9 10.9

Reception Yards Years Yards Rec. TD Yds/Rec. 1. Charly Martin (Farmington, NM) 4 (2004, 06-08) 4,108 244 45 16.8 2. Torrence Allen (Meredian, TX) 4 (2010-13) 3,500 231 26 15.2 3. Brittan Golden (Denver City, TX) 4 (2008-11) 2.985 165 33 18.1 4. Brad Bailey (Plano, TX) 3 (1992-94) 2,677 221 22 12.1 5. Keith Miller (Dallas, TX) 3 (1988-90) 2,542 133 24 19.1 6. Stan Carraway (Paramount, CA) 2 (1985-86) 2,412 173 20 13.9 7. Tyson Williams (Aldine, TX) 3 (2008-10) 2,195 166 13 13.2 8. Nathan Slaughter (Lubbock, TX) 4 (2010-13) 2,079 183 14 11.4 9. Pete Loera (Mesa, AZ, TX) 3 (1993-95) 1,986 127 19 15.6 10. Duane Joubert (Beaumont, TX) 4 (1992-95) 1,952 179 14 10.9

Scoring Years TD XP/FG 2XP Total 1. Sergio Castillo (La Joya, TX) 4 (2010-13) 0 251-62 0 437 2. DeWayne Miles (Amherst, TX) 3 (1997-00) 55 0/0 1 332 3. Keithon Flemming (Mesquite, TX) 3 (2007-09) 49 0/0 0 294 4. Charly Martin (Farmington, NM) 4 (2004, 06-08) 45 0/0 0 270 5. Eugene Morris (Pittsburgh, PA) 3 (1966-68) 42 0/0 0 252 6. Norman White (Woodlands, TX) 4 (1993-96) 34 0/0 2 208 7. Brittan Golden (Denver City, TX) 4 (2008-11) 33 0/0 0 198 Pete Pedro (Lynn, MA) 3 (1961-63) 33 0/0 0 198

Buffalo Football 9. Charles Wright (Canyon, TX) 4 (1947-50) 32 0/0 0 192 10. James Chandler (London, England) 2 (2008-09) 0 119/22 0 185

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Top 10 Single Season Year-by-Year Individual 1965 Records Leaders - since 1955 Passing yards: Hank Washington 1403 Rushing Yards: Don Dennis 288 Passing Yards 1955 Receiving Yards: Roy Armentrout 541 1. Dustin Vaughan (2013) 5,401 Touchdowns: Brian Deady 5 2. Keith Null (2008) 5,097 Passing Yards: Bubba Hillman 314 Rushing Yards: Joe Walden 569 Receptions: Roy Armentrout 34 3, Taylor Harris (2010) 4,806 Receiving Yards: Mark Clapp 116 Interceptions: Rich Barrett 6 4. Dustin Vaughan (2012) 4,712 Touchdowns: Joe Walden 11 5. Keith Null (2007) 4,134 Receptions: Mark Clapp 9 1966 6. Dalton Bell (2006) 3,998 Passing Yards: Hank Washington 2107 Rushing Yards: Eugene Morris 543 7. Dalton Bell (2005) 3,799 1956 8. Taylor Harris (2009) 3,738 Passing Yards: Bubba Hillman 357 Receiving Yards: Dave Szymakowski 842 9. Tod Mayfield (1986) 3,664 Rushing Yards: Ron Mills 569 10. Grady Benton (1994) 3,541 Receiving Yards: Ken Ballard 125 1967 Touchdowns: Charles Sanders 12 Passing Yards: Roy Winters 1552 Receptions: Ken Ballard 8 Rushing Yards: Eugene Morris 1274 Rushing Yards Receiving Yards: Dave Szymakowski 479 1. Khiry Robinson (2012) 1,621 Touchdowns: Eugene Morris 12 1957 2. Eugene Morris (1968) 1,571 Receptions: Dave Szymakowski 32 3. DeWayne Miles (2000) 1,524 Passing Yards: Jack York 198 Rushing Yards: Charlie Sanders 938 Interceptions: Steve Haterius 11 4. Bo Robinson (1977) 1,399 Receiving Yards: Tommy Coffey 82 5. Eugene Morris (1967) 1,274 Touchdowns: Charlie Sanders 6 1968 6. Charles Wright (1950) 1,203 Receptions: Tommy Coffey 7 Passing Yards: Roy Winters 1145 7. Keithon Flemming (2007) 1,198 Rushing Yards: Eugene Morris 1571 Receiving Yards: Dick Flynn 319 8. Patrick Strambler (1998) 1,153 1958 9. Billy Pritchett (1971) 1,128 Passing Yards: Mac Kehoe 370 Touchdowns: Eugene Morris 19 10. Norman White (1994) 1,122 Rushing Yards: Bob Ratliff 545 Receptions: Dick Flynn 23 Receiving Yards: Tommy Coffey 431 Interceptions: Billy Lantow 6 Receiving Yards Touchdowns: Bob Ratliff 6 Receptions: Tommy Coffey 22 1969 1. Charly Martin (2008) 1,867 Passing Yards: Clarence Redic 1090 2. Torrence Allen (2013) 1,668 Rushing Yards: Duane Thomas 1072 3. Brad Bailey (1994) 1,552 1959 Passing Yards: Jim Dawson 297 Receiving Yards: Olan Thompson 231 4. Torrence Allen (2012) 1,430 Rushing Yards: Rex Loftis 387 Passing Touchdowns: Clarence Redic 4 5. Tyson Williams (2010) 1,321 Receiving Yards: Fred Hedgecoke 246 Rushing Touchdowns: Duane Thomas 10 6. Anthony Johnson (2013) 1,294 Receiving Touchdowns: Robert Jackson, Olan Thompson 2 7. Stan Carraway (1985) 1,237 1960 8. Stan Carraway (1986) 1,175 Passing Yards: Jim Dawson 921 Receptions: Olan Thompson 19 9. Charly Martin (2006) 1,169 Rushing Yards: Jim Densman 307 Interceptions: Troy Anderson 8 10. Keith Miller (1990) 1,130 Receiving Yards: Jerry Logan 192 1970 Passing Yards: Ed Holwig 1097 Sacks 1961 Passing Yards: Jim Dawson 566 Rushing Yards: Ralph Thompson 848 1. Ethan Westbrooks (2012) 19.5 Receiving Yards: Daryl Wynn 334 2. Franco Glaze (1997) 15.5 Rushing Yards: Pete Pedro 976 Receiving Yards: Jerry Richardson 192 Passing Touchdowns: Ed Holwig 6 3. Brandon Swain (2007) 13 Rushing Touchdowns: Ralph Thompson 10 4. Mike Paschal (1990) 11.5 Receiving Touchdowns: Ralph Thompson 2 1962 5. Franco Glaze (1998) 11 Passing Yards: Jim Dawson 652 Receptions: Daryl Wynn 25 6. Shad Baichtal (2010) 10 Rushing Yards: Pete Pedro 831 Interceptions: Raymond Brown 8 Eugene Sims (2008) 10 Receiving Yards: Jerry Richardson 282 Caleb Holt (1996) 10 Touchdowns: Jerry Logan 13 1971 9. Maurice Hobson (1980) 8 Receptions: Jerry Richardson 22 Passing Yards: Ed Holwig 548 10. Tyrell Higgins (2012) 7.5 Rushing Yards: Billy Pritchett 1128 Receiving Yards: Daryl Wynn 206 Bryan Braman (2009) 7.5 1963 Passing Yards: David Gibson 449 Passing Touchdowns: Ed Holwig, Ron Leach 2 Rushing Yards: Ollie Ross 364 Rushing Touchdowns: Billy Pritchett 7 Tackles Receiving Touchdowns: Carl Brown 3 1. Taylor McCuller (2012) 164 REceiving Yards: Jerry Richardson 246 Touchdowns: Jerry Richardson, Ollie Ross 5 Receptions: Daryl Wynn 14 2. Taylor McCuller (2013) 152 Interceptions: Mike Hrncir 4 3. Joe Calhoun (1995) 151 Receptions: Jerry Richardson 18 Interceptions: Ollie Ross 6 4. Alondra Johnson (1987) 143 1972 5. Kyle Voss (2012) 119 Passing Yards: Mike Wartes 464 1964 Jared Brock (2006) 119 Passing Yards: Bill Bundy 694 Rushing Yards: Cole Fraley 794 7. Norman Bell (1984) 117 Rushing Yards: Russell Mundy 495 Receiving Yards: Carl Brown 267 Buffalo Football 8. Adam St. Clair (2001) 114 Receiving Yards: Ted Wheeler 165 Passing Touchdowns: Mike Wartes 2 Adam Shaw (2003) 114 Touchdowns: Earl West 5 Rushing Touchdowns: Jimmy Lisle 7 Curtis Slater (2013) 114 Receptions: Ted Wheeler 11 Receiving Touchdowns: Carl Brown 2 Interceptions: Gene Browning, Tony Waters 2 Receptions: Carl Brown 12

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Interceptions: Daryl Carr, Robert Edwards, 1979 1986 Johnny McDowell 3 Passing Yards: Larry Thompson 380 Passing Yards: Tod Mayfield 3664 Rushing Yards: Danny Clark 681 Rushing Yards: J.R. Compton 806 1973 Receiving Yards: Milton Baker 177 Receiving Yards: Stan Carraway 1175 Passing Yards: Don Nava 1384 Passing Touchdowns: Larry Thompson 6 Passing Touchdowns: Tod Mayfield 31 Rushing Yards: Jimmy Lisle 513 Rushing Touchdowns: Danny Clark 11 Rushing Touchdowns: J.R. Compton 11 Receiving Yards: Merced Solis 499 Receiving Touchdowns: Milton Baker, Receiving Touchdowns: Votie Patterson 12 Passing Touchdowns: Don Nava 3 Ricky Collinsworth 3 Interceptions: Todd Littlejohn 2 Rushing Touchdowns: Clois Burgess, Receptions: Danny Clark 10 Rich Schleider 3 Interceptions: Darryl Hemphill 5 1987 Receiving Touchdowns: Tom Brownfield, Passing Yards: Steve Kragthorpe 1980 Tracy Dicson, John Paul Lee 1 1980 Rushing Yards: J.R. Compton 1004 Receptions: Merced Solis 35 Passing Yards: Matt Patterson 1125 Receiving Yards: Devon Fortson 373 Interceptions: Daryl Carr 3 Rushing Yards: Jackie Compton 656 Passing Touchdowns: Steve Kragthorpe 9 Receiving Yards: Ricky Collinsworth 517 Rushing Touchdowns: J.R. Compton 11 1974 Passing Touchdowns: Matt Patterson 7 Receiving Touchdowns: Devon Fortson, Passing Yards: Tully Blanchard 858 Rushing Touchdowns: Danny Clark 7 Robert Hall, James Morton, Herman West 2 Rushing Yards: Johnny Darden 581 Receiving Touchdowns: Ricky Collinsowrth 5 Receptions: James Morton 36 Receiving Yards: Tracy Dickson 589 Receptions: Ricky Collinsworth 32 Sacks: David Newman 5 Passing Touchdowns: Tully Blanchard 8 Interceptions: Darryl Hemphill 4 Tackles: Alondra Johnson 143 Rushing Touchdowns: Johnny Darden 6 Interceptions: Robert Johnson 7 Receiving Touchdowns: Tracy Dickson 5 1981 Receptions: Tracy Dickson 22 Passing Yards: Victor McGee 1035 1988 Interceptions: Steve Rogers 5 Rushing Yards: Paul Bell 624 Passing Yards: Doak Taylor 2379 Receiving Yards: Curtis Bennett 365 Rushing Yards: Greg Hodges 606 1975 Receiving Yards: Rich Stephens 590 Passing Yards: Tully Blanchard 509 1982 Passing Touchdowns: Doak Taylor 23 Rushing Yards: Anthony Dogan 669 Passing yards: Victor McGee 3224 Rushing Touchdowns: Greg Hodges 5 Receiving Yards: Jeff Lloyd 161 Rushing Yards: Paul Bell 347 Receiving Touchdowns: Rich Stephens 8 Passing Touchdowns: Tully Blanchard 4 Receiving Yards: Mark Manley 780 Receptions: Greg Hodges, Herman West 37 Rushing Touchdowns: Anthony Dogan 7 Passing Touchdowns: Victor McGee 20 Sacks: Maurice Hobson 8 Receiving Touchdowns: Jeff Lloyd 4 Rushing Touchdowns: Milton Baker 3 Tackles: Maurice Hobson 76 Receptions: Jeff Lloyd, Scott Wiley 4 Receiving Touchdowns: Curtis Bennett, Earl Wilson 6 Interceptions: Andrew Gowell 4 Interceptions: Michael Kelson, Mike Lozano 5 Receptions: Mark Manley 57 Interceptions: Charles Briscoe 4 1989 1976 Passing Yards: Dan Buesing 2085 Passing Yards: Tully Blanchard 509 1983 Rushing Yards: Maurice Williams 250 Rushing Yards: Robert Mayberry 843 Passing Yards: David Harbin 715 Receiving Yards: Keith Miller 879 Receiving Yards: Scott Wiley 530 Rushing Yards: Johnny Johnson 514 Passing Touchdowns: Dan Buesing 14 Passing Touchdowns: Tully Blanchard 4 Receiving Yards: Gary Fletcher 417 Rushing Touchdowns: Maurice Williams 4 Rushing Touchdowns: Robert Mayberry 9 Passing Touchdowns: Tom Cortez, Ricky Davis, Receiving Touchdowns: Keith Miller 8 Receiving Touchdowns: Scott Wiley, Bill Delaney 2 David Harbin 2 Receptions: harles Christian 55 Receptions: Scott Willey 22 Rushing Touchdowns: Johnny Johnson 4 Sacks: Johnny Turner 7 Interceptions: Bryan Carr, Tommy Mills 2 Receiving Touchdowns: Billy Record 2 Tackles: Cedric Buckley 85.5 Receptions: David Wood 26 Interceptions: Cedric Buckley, Andre Cooper 3 1977 Sacks: Baron Jackson 6 Passing Yards: Tracy Qualls 456 Tackles: Nomran Bell 108 1990 Rushing Yards: Bo Robinson 1399 Interceptions: Don Wood 6 Passing Yards: Mark Reiland 1009 Receiving Yards: Frank Dudley 205 Rushing Yards: Maurice Williams 571 Passing Touchdowns: Tracy Qualls 7 1984 Receiving Yards: Keith Miller 1130 Rushing Touchdowns: Bo Robinson 11 Passing Yards: David Harbin 728 Passing Touchdowns: Royce Slechta 6 Receiving Touchdowns: Frank Dudley 2 Rushing Yards: Wayne High 424 Rushing Touchdowns: Maurice Williams 6 Receptions: Frank Dudley 12 Receiving Yards: David Wood 616 Receiving Touchdowns: Keith Miller 9 Tackles: Larry Spears 92 Passing Touchdowns: David Harbin 5 Receptions: Keith Miller 61 Interceptions: Mike Rychlik, Rounell Simon 4 Rushing Touchdowns: David Harbin 5 Sacks: Mike Paschal 11.5 Receiving Touchdowns: David Wood 8 Tackles: Mike Paschal 85 1978 Receptions: David Wood 30 Interceptions: Shy Burney, Craig Hemphill 2 Passing Yards: Clint Plant 520 Sacks: Norman Bell, Willard Goff, Scott Peoples 2 Rushing Yards: Cleveland Robinson 880 Dennis Schneider 1991 Receiving Yards: Reggie Spencer 356 Tackles: Norman Bell 117 No Football Program Passing Touchdowns: Larry Thmpson 5 Interceptions: Don Carpenter 3 Rushing Touchdowns: Drew Johnson 6 1992 Receiving Touchdowns: Reggie Spencer 2 1985 Passing Yards: Codie Scott 738 Receptions: Reggie Spencer 21 Passing Yards: Tod Mayfield 3432 Rushing Yards: Jeff Myers 365

Buffalo Football Tackles: Scott Braden 77 Rushing Yards: James Morton 626 Receiving Yards: Brad Bailey 642 Interceptions: Vic Hayes, Darryl Hemphill 3 Receiving Yards: Stan Carraway 1237 Passing Touchdowns: Codie Scott 5 Rushing Touchdowns: Jeff Myers 2 Receiving Touchdowns: Braid Bailey, Jeff Bridges 2

47 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book football recordS Receptions: Brad Bailey 57 1998 Rushing Touchdowns: Aubrey Lacy 10 Sacks: Bobby Azam, Brian Christian, Passing Yards: Gary Thomas 1844 Receiving Touchdowns: Anthony Armstrong, Kenneth Lawrence 3 Rushing Yards: Patrick Strambler 1153 Dominique Bibben 4 Tackles: Bobby Azam 112 Receiving Yards: Antonio Harrison 664 Receptions: Anthony Armstrong 54 Interceptions: Wayne Needham 4 Passing Touchdowns: Gary Thomas 9 Sacks: Darrell Lewis 7 Rushing Touchdowns: DeWayne Miles, Tackles: Adam Shaw 114 1993 Patrick Strambler 15 Interceptions: Dominique Carter 3 Passing Yards: Brian Bailey 1418 Receiving Touchdowns: Antonio Harrison 6 Rushing Yards: Norman White 1109 Receptions: Antonio Harrison 36 2004 Receiving Yards: Duane Joubert 537 Sacks: Franco Glaze 11 Passing Yards: Derek Maupin 3461 Passing Touchdowns: Brian Bailey 12 Tackles: Germaine Gaspard 96 Rushing Yards: Dominique Bibben 400 Rushing Touchdowns: Norman White 8 Interceptions: Brian Humphrey, Mike Murphy 3 Receiving Yards: Anthony Armstrong 607 Receiving Touchdowns: Duane Joubert, Pete Lora 5 Passing Touchdowns: Derek Maupin 19 Receptions: Duane Joubert 59 1999 Rushing Touchdowns: Dominique Bibben 2 Sacks: Brian Christian, Steve Edwards, Passing Yards: Judd Moller 974 Receiving Touchdowns: Tonae Martin 5 Erik Kirkpatrick 2 Rushing Yards: DeWayne Miles 1,053 Receptions: Anthony Armstrong 54 Tackles: Brian Christian 90 Receiving Yards: Antonio Harrison 344 Sacks: Darrell Lewis 4 Interceptions: Wayne Needham 3 Passing Touchdowns: Judd Moller 5 Tackles: Adam Shaw 98 Rushing Touchdowns: DeWayne Miles 11 Interceptions: Dominique Carter 2 1994 Receiving Touchdowns: Antonio Harrison, Passing Yards: Grady Benton 3541 Asanti Danzie 2 2005 Rushing Yards: Norman White 1122 Receptions: Antonio Harrison 18 Passing Yards: Dalton Bell 3799 Receiving Yards: Brad Bailey 1552 Sacks: Brian Thompson 7 Rushing Yards: Joe Harris 697 Passing Touchdowns: Grady Benton 30 Tackles: John Thompson 136 Receiving Yards: Tonae Martin 1055 Rushing Touchdowns: Norman White 18 Interceptions: Kareem Larrimore 5 Passing Touchdowns: Dalton Bell 30 Receiving Touchdowns: Brad Bailey 16 Rushing Touchdowns: Joe Harris 9 Receptions: Brad Bailey 119 2000 Receiving Touchdowns: Tonae Martin 12 Sacks: Erik Kirkpatrick 5 Passing Yards: Rick Leach 1599 Receptions: Ramon Perry 71 Tackles: Brian Christian 107 Rushing Yards: DeWayne Miles 1524 Sacks: John Granger, Tony Scearce 4 Interceptions: Chris Lacy 8 Receiving Yards: Mario King 435 Tackles: Jeremy Hibbler 95 Passing Touchdowns: Rick Leach 6 Interceptions: Keon Gaither 9 1995 Rushing Touchdowns: DeWayne Miles 16 Passing Yards: Grady Benton 2077 Receiving Touchdowns: Jason Arnold 3 2006 Rushing Yards: Norman White 799 Receptions: Mario King 26 Passing Yards: Dalton Bell 3998 Receiving Yards: Carlos Artis 793 Sacks: Will Goodloe 5 Rushing Yards: Maurice White 756 Passing Touchdowns: Grady Benton 19 Tackles: Donnie Adams, Ray Ross 88 Receiving Yards: Charly Martin 1169 Rushing Touchdowns: Norman White 6 Interceptions: Ray Ross 4 Passing Touchdowns: Dalton Bell 32 Receiving Touchdowns: Carlos Artis, Pete Loera 6 Rushing Touchdowns: Dalton Bell 5 Receptions: Duane Joubert 53 2001 Receiving Touchdowns: Shaun Scott-Jones 11 Sacks: Brian Christian, Orion Sewell 5 Passing Yards: Josh Knight 1813 Receptions: Ramon Perry 75 Tackles: Joe Calhoun 151 Rushing Yards: Dante Clay 859 Sacks: Jared Brock, T.J. Nickleberry, Interceptions: Cliff Douglas, Rebert Mack 2 Receiving Yards: Chris Guillen 488 Brett Watson, Justin Williams 4 Passing Touchdowns: Josh Knight 12 Tackles: Jared Brock 119 1996 Rushing Touchdowns: Josh Knight 4 Interceptions: Don Hooks, Darnell Johnson 2 Passing Yards: Michael Schmucker 635 Receiving Touchdowns: Kaleb Clay, Chris Guillen 6 Rushing Yards: Norman White 392 Receptions: Sirquon Hardy 35 2007 Receiving Yards: Charles Barnes 335 Sacks: Charlie Langston 5 Passing Yards: Keith Null 4134 Passing Touchdowns: Craig Coleman 4 Tackles: Adam St. Clair 114 Rushing Yards: Keithon Flemming 1229 Rushing Touchdowns: Norman White 1 Interceptions: Randy Bowers, Carlos Cox, Receiving Yards: Charly Martin 927 Receiving Touchdowns: Dendrick Thompson, Joey Gipson, Adam St. Clair 1 Passing Touchdowns: Keith Null 41 Marquette Wesson 2 Rushing Touchdowns: Keithon Flemming 12 Receptions: Marquette Wesson 21 2002 Receiving Touchdowns: Charly Martin 11 Sacks: Caleb Holt 10 Passing Yards: Derek Maupin 1473 Receptions: Keithon Flemming 73 Tackles: Mike Martinez 97 Rushing Yards: Dominique Bibben 518 Sacks: Brandon Swain 14 Interceptions: Chris Lacy, Rodney McCurry 3 Receiving Yards: Sirquon Hardy 670 Tackles: Jared Brock 96 Passing Touchdowns: Josh Knight, Derek Maupin 2 Interceptions: Cashmin Thomas 5 1997 Rushing Touchdowns: Chase Allen, Passing Yards: Gary Thomas 1749 Dominque Bibben, Aubrey Lacy 3 2008 Rushing Yards: DeWayne Miles 845 Receiving Touchdowns: Kaleb Clay 4 Passing Yards: Keith Null 5097 Receiving Yards: Kory Jones 595 Receptions: Sirquon Hardy 50 Rushing Yards: Keithon Flemming 756 Passing Touchdowns: Gary THomas 13 Sacks: Adam St. Clair 5 Receiving Yards: Charly Martin 1867 Rushing Touchdowns: DeWayne Miles 12 Tackles: Chaun Thompson 104 Passing Touchdowns: Keith Null 48 Receiving Touchdowns: Chris Washington 12 Interceptions: Cody Stovall 3 Rushing Touchdowns: Keithon Flemming 13 REceptions: Kory Jones 34 Receiving Touchdowns: Charly Martin 22 Sacks: Franco Glaze 15.5 2003 Receptions: Charly Martin 95 Buffalo Football Tackles: Brandon Weber 86 Passing Yards: Derek Maupin 2789 Sacks: Eugene Sims 10 Interceptions: Rebert Mack 4 Rushing Yards: Aubrey Lacy 727 Tackles: Jared Brock 83 Receiving Yards: Anthony Armstrong 740 Interceptions: Darnell Johnson 6 Passing Touchdowns: Derek Maupin 16

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2009 West Texas A&M in Bowl Games (6-0) Passing Yards: Taylor Harris 3738

Rushing Yards: Kelvin Thompson 529 1951 sun bowl West Texas A&M 7 7 7 14 = 35 Receiving Yards: Tyson Williams 847 Passing Touchdowns: Taylor Harris 22 Jan. 1, 1951 – El Paso, Texas SFV - Alan Aldrich 35-fumble return (Gene Noll kick) WTAMU - Eugene Morris 40-run (Tom Frambrough kick) Rushing Touchdowns: Keithon Flemming 12 Cincinnati 0 6 7 0 = 13 WTAMU - Albie Owens 19-run (Fambrough kick) Receiving Touchdowns: Brittan Golden 10 West Texas A&M 0 7 7 0 = 14 SFV - Mike Vogel 1-run (kick blocked) Receptions: Tyson Williams 66 WTAMU - Morris 6-run (Frambrough kick) Sacks: Bryan Braman 8 WTAMU - Bill Cross 3-run (Roy Dunn kick) WTAMU - Owens 3-run (Donie Pruit kick) WTAMU - Owens 3-run (Frambrough kick) Tackles: Anthony Scott 106 UC - Tom McKeever 3-run (kick blocked) UC - Bob Stratton 18-pass from Gene Rossi (Bill Shalosky kick) Interceptions: Shad Baichtal, Tae Evans, WTAMU - Cross 69-pass from Gene Mayfield (Dunn kick) 2009 Lower Kanza Bowl Jordan Smith 3 1957 tangerine bowl Dec. 5, 2009 – Topeka, Kan. 2010 Jan. 1, 1957 – Orlando, Fla. West Texas A&M 7 3 14 7 = 31 Passing Yards: Taylor Harris 4806 Nebraska-Omaha 0 9 7 9 = 25 Rushing Yards: Kelvin Thompson 729 S. Mississippi 0 13 0 0 = 13 Receiving Yards: Tyson Williams 1321 West Texas A&M 0 0 6 14 = 20 WTAMU - Keithon Flemming 1-run (Chandler kick) UNO - Greg Zuerlein 23-yard field goal Passing Touchdowns: Taylor Harris 38 USM - Doug Barfield 1-run (DallasWhitfield kick) UNO - Greg Zuerlein 52-yard field goal Rushing Touchdowns: Kelvin Thompson 7 USM - Jerry Taylor 52-pass from Bobby Hughes (kick failed) UNO - Greg Zuerlein 27-yard field goal Receiving Touchdowns: Stephen Burton, WTAMU - Ron Mills 75-interception return (kick failed) WTAMU - James Chandler 27-yard field goal Brittan Golden 11 WTAMU - Mills 1-run (Tommy Coffey kick) UNO - K. Moore 23-yard int. return (G. Zeurlein kick) WTAMU - Bubba Hillman 20-run (Coffey kick) WTAMU - T. Williams 15-run (Chandler kick) Receptions: Tyson Williams 96 WTAMU - Flemming 40-pass from Harris (Chandler kick) Sacks: Shad Baichtal 10 1962 sun bowl UNO - Bowen 2-run (pass failed) Tackles: Tae Evans 85 WTAMU - B. Golden 38-pass from Harris (Chandler kick) Interceptions: Tae Evans 4 Dec. 31, 1962 – El Paso, Texas UNO - Greg Zuerlein 40-yard field goal

Ohio 0 3 8 3 = 14 2011 Lower Kanza Bowl 2011 West Texas A&M 0 7 0 8 = 15 Passing Yards: Dustin Vaughan 3316 Nov. 27, 2011 – Topeka, Kan. Rushing Yards: Khiry Robinson 669 OU - Jim McKee 52-Field Goal Central Missouri 7 0 0 0 = 7 Receiving Yards: Brittan Golden 1076 WTAMU - Jerry Don Logan 13-pass from Jerry Richardson (Dave Gibson kick) West Texas A&M 7 13 3 3 = 26 Passing Touchdowns: Dustin Vaughan 25 OU - Don Hoovler 91-fumble return (Ken Smith pass from Bob Rushing Touchdowns: Khiry Robinson 11 Babbitt) WTAMU - Khiry Robinson 4-run (Castillo Jr. kick) Receiving Touchdowns: Brittan Golden 12 OU - McKee 24-Field Goal UCM - LaVance Taylor 1-run (Jamieson kick) WTAMU - Brittan Golden 44-pass from Vaughan (kick blocked) Receptions: Brittan Golden 55 WTAMU - Richardson 32-pass from Gibson (Jim Ostrander pass from Jim Dawson) WTAMU - Tommy Hampton 8-run (Castillo Jr. kick) Sacks: D.J. Ross 5.5 WTAMU - Castillo Jr. 21-yard field goal Tackles: Taylor McCuller 70 1967 junior rose bowl WTAMU - Castillo Jr. 26-yard field goal Interceptions: Caleb Randolph 5 Dec. 2, 1967 – Pasadena, Calif. 2012 San Fernando Valley 7 0 6 0 = 13 Passing Yards: Dustin Vaughan 4712 Rushing Yards: Khiry Robinson 1621 Receiving Yards: Torrence Allen 1430 Passing Touchdowns: Dustin Vaughan 45 Rushing Touchdowns: Khiry Robinson 15 Receiving Touchdowns: Torrence Allen 12 Receptions: Torrence Allen 87 Sacks: Ethan Westbrooks 19.5 Tackles: Taylor McCuller 164 Interceptions: Curtis Slater 4

2013 Passing Yards: Dustin Vaughan 5401 Rushing Yards: Aaron Harris 877 Receiving Yards: Torrence Allen 1668 Passing Touchdowns: Dustin Vaughan 53 Rushing Touchdowns: Aaron Harris 11 Receiving Touchdowns: Torrence Allen 12 Receptions: Torrence Allen 123 Sacks: Ethan Westbrooks 7 Tackles: Taylor McCuller 152 Interceptions: Curtis Slater 5

Buffalo Football 2013 senior Ethan Westbrooks (90) completed his two year career with a school-record 26.5 sacks, including 19.5 in 2012. He was named National Defensive Player of the Year in 2012.

49 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book NCAA Division II playoff Results

2005 NCAA First Round WT - Allen 14-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick) CWU - Bronson 9-yard pass from Reilly (Rolsma kick) WT - Allen 7-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick) Nov. 19, 2005 – Canyon, Texas WT - Martin 58-yard pass from Null (Brock rush) Attendance: 2,842 WT - Flemming 1-yard run (Chandler kick) #23 Pittsburg State 7 14 7 13 = 41 CWU - Spevak 16-yard pass from Reilly (Rolsma kick) 2012 NCAA Quarterfinal Round #7 West Texas A&M 0 3 0 0 = 3 WT - Flemming 6-yard run (Chandler kick) WT - Hayden 35-yard pass from Null (Chandler kick) Dec. 1, 2012 – Pueblo, Colo. PITT - Race 1-yard run (Alleman kick) WT - Hayden 71-yard pass from Null (Chandler kick) PITT - Barta 4-yard pass from Majors (Alleman kick) CWU - Spevak 16-yard pass from Reilly (Rolsma kick) #16 West Texas A&M 7 17 10 0 = 34 PITT - Majors 5-yard run (Alleman kick) WT - Flemming 15-yard run (Chandler kick) #1 Colorado St.-Pueblo 0 3 3 7 = 13 WT - Felton 43-yard field goal CWU - Reilly 2-yard run (Rolsma kick) PITT - Bean 1-yard run (Alleman kick) CWU - Spevak 23-yard pass from Reilly (Rolsma kick) WT - Slaughter 74-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick) PITT - Alleman 20-yard field goal Attendance: 6,795 WT - Slaughter 13-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick) PITT - Majors 3-yard run (Alleman kick) CSUP - O’Donnell 34-yard field goal PITT - Alleman 31-yard field goal 2008 NCAA Second Round WT - Robinson 1-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick) Attendance: 8,510 WT - Castillo 45-yard field goal Nov. 22, 2008 – Abilene, Texas CSUP - O’Donnell 27-yard field goal 2006 NCAA First Round WT - Castillo 50-yard field goal #9 West Texas A&M 14 20 20 14 = 68 WT - Mosley 26-yard fumble recovery (Castillo kick) Nov. 18, 2006 – Canyon, Texas #2 Abilene Christian 21 21 37 14 = 93 CSUP - Sandoval 18-yard pass from Dausin (O’Donnell kick) Attendance: 10,217 #22 Abilene Christian 3 3 14 0 0 = 27 ACU - Gates 65-yard pass from Malone (Adams kick) #7 West Texas A&M 0 0 6 21 3 = 30 WT - Johnson 6-yard pass from Null (Chandler kick) 2012 NCAA Semifinal Round ACU - Gates 33-yard run (Adams kick) ACU - Adams 26-yard field goal WT - McKnight 85-yard kick off return (Chandler kick) Dec. 8, 2012 – Winston-Salem, N.C. ACU - Adams 20-yard field goal ACU - Scott 19-yard run (Adams kick) ACU - Brock 15-yard pass from Malone (Adams kick) WT - Ruffins 11-yard pass from Null (Chandler kick) #16 West Texas A&M 7 0 3 8 = 18 WT - Martin 25-yard pass from Bell (Roberts kick failed) ACU - Scott 54-yard run (Adams kick) #2 Winston-Salem St. 6 14 7 14 = 41 ACU - Manning 31-yard pass from Malone (Adams kick) WT - Chandler 22 yard field goal WT - Bell 1-yard run (failed conversion) ACU - Scott 64-yard run (Adams kick) WT - Hammargren 16-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick) ACU - Minner 76-yard run (Adams kick) WT - Martin 46-yard pass from Null (Chandler kick) WSSU - Sherman 32-yard run (Thayer kick failed) WT - Martin 13-yard pass from Bell (Martin pass from Bell) ACU - Ferguson 43-yard pass from Malone (Adams kick) WSSU - Lewis 11-yard run (Thayer kick) WT - Perry 50-yard pass from Bell (Roberts kick) WT - Chandler 36-yard field goal WSSU - Massey 21-yard pass from Smith (Thayer kick) WT - Roberts 20-yard field goal ACU - Knox 27-yard pass from Malone (Stewart rush) WT - Castillo 29-yard field goal Attendance: 4,448 WT - Flemming 19-yard run (Null pass failed) WSSU - Lewis 9-yard run (Thayer kick) ACU - Scott 2-yard run (Adams kick) WSSU - Williams 21-yard pass from Smith (Thayer kick) 2006 NCAA Second Round WT - Martin 46-yard pass from Null (Chandler kick) WT - Robinson 13-yard run (Alridge pass from Vaughan) ACU - Scott 39-yard pass from Malone (Adams kick) WSSU - Smith 23-yard run (Thayer kick) Nov. 25, 2006 – Chadron, Neb. ACU - Scott 44-yard run (Stewart rush) Attendance: 8,612 WT - Martin 64-yard pass from Null (Chandler kick) #9 West Texas A&M 14 3 0 0 = 17 ACU - Scott 44-yard run (Adams kick) 2013 NCAA First Round #7 Chadron State 7 5 17 14 = 43 ACU - Holloway 6-yard pass from Malone (Adams kick) WT - Martin 1-yard pass from Null (Chandler kick) Nov. 23, 2013 – Indianapolis, Ind. WT - Scott-Jones 2-yard pass from Bell (Roberts kick) ACU - Keeling 10-yard pass from Malone (Adams kick) CSC - Woodhead 22-yard run (Atter kick) WT - Martin 52-yard pass from Null (Chandler kick) #17 West Texas A&M 7 10 10 0 = 27 WT - Martin 2-yard pass from Bell (Roberts kick) Attendance: 11,797 #10 Indianapolis 7 0 7 0 = 14 WT - Roberts 29-yard field goal CSC - Atter 35-yard field goal 2010 NCAA First Round UINDY - Bell 17-yard pass from Barthel (Miller kick) CSC - Team safety WT - Johnson 20-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick) CSC - Woodhead 8-yard pass from Hidrogo (Atter kick) Nov. 20, 2010 – Warrensburg, Mo. WT- Allen 24-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick) CSC - Woodhead 8-yard run (Atter kick) WT - Castillo 26-yard field goal CSC - Atter 35-yard field goal #14 West Texas A&M 0 7 14 14 = 35 WT - Castillo 19-yard field goal CSC - Woodhead 2-yard run (Atter kick) #8 Central Missouri 21 14 20 0 = 55 UINDY - Horn 35-yard pass from Barthel (Miller kick) CSC - Schommer 11-yard run (Atter kick) WT - Jackson 12-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick) Attendance: 5,000 UCM - Mason 5-yard pass from Czerniewski (Jamieson kick) Attendance: 3,106 UCM - Stewart 48-yard pass from Czerniewski (Jamieson kick) 2007 NCAA First Round UCM - Warren 3-yard pass from Czerniewski (Jamieson kick) 2013 NCAA Second Round UCM - Boehringer 1-yard run (Jamieson kick) Nov. 17, 2007 – Canyon, Texas WT- Burton 14-yard pass from Harris (Castillo kick) Nov. 30, 2013 – Columbus, Ohio UCM - Mason 10-yard pass from Czerniewski (Jamieson kick) #25 Washburn 7 7 15 10 = 39 UCM - Stewart 1-yard run (Jamieson kick) #17 West Texas A&M 0 7 6 21 = 34 #4 West Texas A&M 0 0 28 12 = 40 WT- Golden 16-yard pass from Harris (Castillo kick) #7 Ohio Dominican 7 0 6 14 = 27 UCM - Stewart 17-yard run (Jamieson kick) WU - Butler 1-yard run (Knight kick) WT - Golden 57-yard pass from Harris (Castillo kick) ODU - Butler 3-yard pass from Miller (Wahle kick) WU - Lebhan 19-yard pass from Brill (Knight kick) UCM - Stephens 52-yard INT (Jamieson kick failed) WT - Alridge 3-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick) WT - Roberts 33-yard field goal WT - Flores 15-yard pass from Harris (Castillo kick) ODU - McKnight 8-yard pass from Miller (Wahle kicked blocked) WU - Cole 26-yard pass from Brill (Knight kick) WT - Hammargren 20-yard blocked punt return (Castillo kick) WT - Castillo 44-yard field goal WT - Vickers 30-yard pass from Null (Kapanui rush failed) Attendance: 4,397 WT - Castillo 25-yard field goal WT - Vickers 79-yard pass from Null (Roberts kick blocked) WT - Johnson 5-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick) WU - Mosley 30-yard run (Walker pass from Wilhoite) 2012 NCAA First Round WT - Allen 69-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick) WT - Johnson 10-yard pass from Null (Roberts kick) ODU - Johnson 14-yard pass from Miller (Wahle kick) WT - Clark 31-yard pass from Null (Roberts kick blocked) Nov. 17, 2012 – Chadon, Neb. WT - Johnson 31-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick) WU - Wilhoite 27-yard INT return (Knight kick) ODU - Spates 6-yard run (Wahle kick) WT - Vickers 13-yard pass from Null (Null pass INT) #16 West Texas A&M 0 17 7 14 = 38 Attendance: 783 WU - O’Neal 36-yard field goal #20 Chadron State 14 0 6 10 = 30 WT - Kapanui 3-yard pass from Null (Null pass failed) 2013 NCAA QUarterfinal Round Attendance: 8,823 CSC - McLain 4-yard run (Ferdinand kick) CSC - Morris 5-yard pass from McLain (Ferdinand kick) Dec. 7, 2013 – Allendale, Mich. 2007 NCAA Second Round WT - Robinson 10-yard run (Castillo kick) WT - Jackson 10-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick) #17 West Texas A&M 14 14 0 0 = 28 Nov. 24, 2007 – Maryville, Mo. WT - Castillo 25-yard field goal #22 Grand Valley State 7 7 21 0 = 35 CSC - Ferdinand 39-yard field goal #4 West Texas A&M 7 14 0 7 = 28 CSC - Ferdinand 46-yard field goal WT - Johnson 33-yard pass from Vauhgan (Castillo kick) #5 Northwest Missouri 21 14 14 7 = 56 WT - Robinson 4-yard run (Castillo kick) WT - Jackson 2-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick) CSC - Ferdinand 42-yard field goal GV - Green 36-yard pass from Parling (Schipper kick) NWMSU - Wright 29-yard pass from Osborn (Frevert kick) WT - Jackson 10-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick) WT - Allen 1-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick) NWMSU - Omon 3-yard run (Frevert kick) WT - Robinson 24-yard run (Castillo kick) GV - Spencer 46-yard pass from Parling (Schipper kick) WT - McKnight 1-yard run (Roberts kick) CSC - Ross 4-yard pass from McLain (Ferdinand kick) WT- Johnson 11-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick) NWMSU - Omon 1-yard run (Frevert kick) Attendance: 1,490 GV - Wirth 2-yard pass from Parling (Schipper kick) NWMSU - Foster-Rettig 89-yard INT return (Frevert kick) GV - Spencer 12-yard run (Schipper kick) WT - Martin 9-yard pass from Null (Roberts kick) 2012 NCAA Second Round GV - Potts 16-yard pass from Parling (Schipper kick) NWMSU - Omon 9-yard run (Frevert kick) Attendance: 4,296 WT - Martin 10-yard pass from Null (Roberts kick) Nov. 24, 2012 – Ashland, Ohio NWMSU - Oman 13-yard run (Frevert kick) NWMSU - Urun-Eke 0-yard fumble recovery (Frevert kick) #16 West Texas A&M 10 9 14 0 = 33 WT - Swain 18-yard INT return (Roberts kick) #4 Ashland University 0 21 7 0 = 28 NWMSU - Termini 66-yard INT return (Frevert kick) Attendance: 4,713 WT - Castillo 22-yard field goal WT - Allen 33-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick)

Buffalo Football 2008 NCAA First Round AU - Taylor 51-yard run (Casey kick) AU - Winters 12-yard blocked punt return (Casey kick) Nov. 15, 2008 – Canyon, Texas WT - Castillo 38-yard field goal WT - Hammargren 3-yard pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick failed) #8 Central Washington 7 14 14 7 = 42 AU - Taylor 10-yard pass from Housewright (Casey kick) #9 West Texas A&M 8 27 14 0 = 49 AU - Capasso 14-yard pass from Housewright (Casey kick)

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Team Records Scoring Touchdowns...... 5, Charly Martin at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) Rushing Points...... 30, Charly Martin at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) Attempts...... 43, at Chadron State (11/17/2012) Yards...... 311, at Chadron State (11/17/2012) Defense Touchdowns...... 4, vs. Central Washington (11/15/2008) Most Tackles...... 20, Michael Brisco vs. Pittsburg State (11/19/2005) Most Tackles for Loss..... 3.0, Jared Brock vs. Central Washington (11/15/2008) Passing ...... 3.0, Ethan Westbrooks at Ashland University (11/24/2012) Attempts...... 69, at Northwest Missouri State (11/24/2007) ...... 3.0, Ethan Westbrooks at Colorado State-Pueblo (12/1/2012) Completions...... 42, at Northwest Missouri State (11/24/2007) Most QB Sacks...... 3.0, Ethan Westbrooks at Ashland University (11/24/2012) ...... 42, at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) ...... 3.0 Ethan Westbrooks at Colorado State-Pueblo (12/1/2012) Interceptions...... 3, vs. Pittsburg State (11/19/2005) Forced Fumbles...... 2, Anthony Scott vs. Central Washington (11/15/2008) ...... 3, at Northwest Missouri State (11/24/2007) Fumble Recoveries...... 2, Anthony Scott vs. Central Washington (11/15/2008) ...... 3, at Central Missouri (11/20/2010) Blocks...... 1, Don Hooks vs. Abilene Christian (11/18/2006) ...... 3, at Grand Valley State (12/7/13) QB Hurries...... 6, Jared Brock vs. Central Washington (11/15/2008) Yards...... 595, at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) Pass Breakups...... 3, Darnel Johnson vs. Central Washington (11/15/2008) Touchdowns...... 7, at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) Interceptions...... 1, Brandon Swain at Northwest Missouri State (11/24/2007) ...... 1, Arseel Shakoor at Northwest Missouri State (11/24/2007) ...... 1, Darnel Johnson vs. Central Washington (11/15/2008) Total offense ...... 1, Jordan Smith at Ashland University (11/24/2012) ...... 1, Curtis Slater at Ashland University (11/24/2012) Plays...... 94, at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) ...... 1, Torian Oakley at Ashland University (11/24/2012) Yards...... 721, at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) ...... 1, Jordan Smith at Colorado State-Pueblo (12/1/2012) ...... 1, Ethan Morriss at Indianapolis (11/23/2013) Scoring ...... 1, Chris Ceazer at Ohio Dominican (11/30/2013) ...... Curtis Slater at Grand Valley State (12/7/13) Touchdowns...... 9, at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) INT Yards...... 18, Brandon Swain at Northwest Missouri State (11/24/2007) PAT’s...... 8, at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) Field Goals...... 2, at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) ...... 2, at Ashland University (11/24/2012) Special teams ...... 2, at Colorado State-Pueblo (12/1/2012) ...... 2, at Indianapolis (11/23/2013) PATs ...... 2, at Ohio Dominican (11/30/2013) Points...... 68, at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) Made...... 8, James Chandler at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) Attempts...... 8, James Chandler at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008)

Defense Field Goals Fewest Points Allowed...... 13, at Colorado State-Pueblo (12/1/2012) Lowest Total Offense...... 225, at Colorado State-Pueblo (12/1/2012) Made...... 2, James Chandler at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) Fewest Rushing Total...... 32, at Colorado State-Pueblo (12/1/2012) ...... 2, Sergio Castillo at Ashland University (11/24/2012) Fewest Passing Yards...... 112, at Chadron State (11/25/2006) ...... 2, Sergio Castillo at Colorado State-Pueblo (12/1/2012) Total Turnovers...... 4, vs. Central Washington (11/15/2008) ...... 2, Sergio Castillo at Indianapolis (11/23/2013) ...... 4, at Ashland University (11/24/2012) ...... 2, Sergio Castillo at Ohio Dominican (11/30/2013) Interceptions...... 3, at Ashland University (11/24/2012) Attempted...... 3, Sergio Castillo at Indianapolis (11/23/2013) Fumble Recoveries...... 3, vs. Central Washington (11/15/2008) Punting Individual Records Number...... 7, Cort Johnson vs. Abilene Christian (11/18/2006) Yards...... 243, Cort Johnson vs. Abilene Christian (11/18/2006) Rushing Average...... 53.5, Cort Johnson vs. Central Washington (11/15/2008) Attempts...... 30, Khiry Robinson at Chadron State (11/17/2012) Yards...... 235, Khiry Robinson at Chadron State (11/17/2012) Punt returns Touchdowns...... 4, Keithon Flemming vs. Central Washington (11/15/2008) Number...... 3, Keithon Flemming vs. Washburn (11/17/2007) Yards...... 29, Ramon Perry at Chadron State (11/25/2006) Passing Average (min. 3 returns)...... 5.7, Khiry Robinson at CSU-Pueblo (12/1/2012) Attempts...... 66, Taylor Harris at Central Missouri (11/20/2010) Completions...... 42, Keith Null at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) Kick returns Interceptions...... 3, Dalton Bell vs. Pittsburg State (11/19/2005) ...... 3, Taylor Harris at Central Missouri (11/20/2010) Number...... 8, Tommy Hampton at Central Missouri (11/20/2010) ...... 3, Dustin Vaughan at Grand Valley State (12/7/13) Yards...... 158, Wayne McKnight vs. Washburn (11/17/2007) Yards...... 595, Keith Null at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) Average...... 52.6, Wayne McKnight vs. Washburn (11/17/2007) Touchdowns...... 7, Keith Null at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) Longest Plays Total offense Run...... 57, Khiry Robinson at Colorado State-Pueblo (12/1/2012) Plays...... 66, Taylor Harris at Central Missouri (11/20/2010) Pass Rec...... 79 yards, B.J. Vickers from Keith Null vs. Washburn (11/17/2007) Yards...... 582, Keith Null at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) TD Rec...... 79 yards, B.J. Vickers from Keith Null vs. Washburn (11/17/2007) Touchdowns...... 7, Keith Null at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) Kickoff Return.....85 yards, Wayne McKnight at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008)# Punt Return...... 29 yards, Ramon Perry at Chadron State (11/25/2006) INT Ret...... 22 yards, Curtis Slater at Ashland University (11/24/2012) All-Purpose Fumble Return...... 26, yards LeBrandon Mosley at CSU-Pueblo (12/1/2012)# Yards...... 323, Charly Martin at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) Punt...... 74 yards, Kevin VanVoris at Chadron State (11/17/2012) Touchdowns...... 5, Charly Martin at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) Field Goal...... 50 yards, Sergio Castillo at Colorado State-Pueblo (12/1/2012) #Denotes Touchdown Receiving Catches...... 15, Torrence Allen at Indianapolis (11/23/2013)

Buffalo Football Yards...... 323, Charly Martin at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008) Touchdowns...... 5, Charly Martin at Abilene Christian (11/22/2008)

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LSC Football Postseason Results NCAA Playoff History for LSC Teams LSC Teams in the NCAA Division II Team (Years Participated) Years W-L Pct. Championship Game Abilene Christian (2006-07-08-09-10-11)** 5 2-5 .286 Angelo State (1987-89-94-97-2005) 5 3-5 .375 [3 appearances, 2-1 record] Central Oklahoma (1996-98-99-2003) 4 3-4 .429 YEAR TEAM RESULT Midwestern State (2004-06-09-11-12) 5 1-5 .167 % 1981 Southwest Texas Won Northeastern State (1999-2000) 2 2-2 .500 1982 Southwest Texas Won Southeastern Oklahoma (2004) 1 0-1 .000 1994 Texas A&M-Kingsville Lost Southwest Texas State (1981-82-83)$% 3 6-1 .857 Tarleton State (2001-03-09) 3 2-3 .400 Texas A&M-Commerce (1990-91-95) 3 2-3 .400 LSC Teams in the NCAA Division II Semifinals Texas A&M-Kingsville (88-89-92-93-94-95-01-02-03-04-09-10)* 12 15-12 .555 [12 appearances, 3-9 record] West Texas A&M (2005-06-07-08-10-12-13) 7 8-7 .533 YEAR TEAM RESULT $ SWT won National Championships in 1981 and 1982; % SWT is no longer a member of the % 1981 Southwest Texas Won LSC; *TAMUK’s participation in 1996, 1997 and 1998 playoffs was vacated by action of the 1982 Southwest Texas Won NCAA Committee on Infractions (record was 2-3); **ACU’s participation in the 2007 playoffs 1988 Texas A&I Lost was vacated by action of the NCAA Committee on Infractions (record was 1-1). 1989 Angelo State Lost 1993 Texas A&M-Kingsville Lost NCAA Playoff History By Year 1994 Texas A&M-Kingsville Won (in order of first appearance) 1995 Texas A&M-Kingsville Lost Texas State (6-1) Northeastern State (2-2) * 1998 Texas A&M-Kingsville Lost YEAR FINISH W-L YEAR FINISH W-L 1999 Northeastern State Lost 1981 national champion 3-0 % 1999 lost in semifinals 2-1 2002 Texas A&M-Kingsville Lost 1982 national champion 3-0 2000 lost in 1st round 0-1 2003 Texas A&M-Kingsville Lost 1983 lost 1st round 0-1 Tarleton State (2-3) 2012 West Texas A&M Lost Angelo State (3-5) YEAR FINISH W-L YEAR FINISH W-L 2001 lost in quarterfinals 1-1 * Participation has been vacated by action of the NCAA Committee on Infractions 1987 lost 1st round 0-1 2003 lost in 1st round 0-1 1989 lost in semifinals 2-1 2009 lost in 2nd round 1-1 % Southwest Texas participated in NCAA playoffs, but LSC was not yet an NCAA 1994 lost in 1st round 0-1 Midwestern State (1-5) member conference (still NAIA) 1997 lost in quarterfinals 1-1 YEAR FINISH W-L 2005 lost in 1st round 0-1 2004 lost in 1st round 0-1 Texas A&M-Kingsville (15-12*) 2006 lost in 2nd round 1-1 YEAR FINISH W-L 2009 lost in 1st round 0-1 1988 lost in semifinals 2-1 2011 lost in 2nd round 0-1 1989 lost in 1st round 0-1 2012 lost in 1st round 0-1 1992 lost in quarterfinals 1-1 Southeastern Oklahoma (0-1) 1993 lost in semifinals 2-1 YEAR FINISH W-L 1994 national runner-up 3-1 2004 lost in 1st round 0-1 1995 lost in semifinals 2-1 West Texas A&M (8-7) 1996 lost in 1st round 0-1 * YEAR FINISH W-L 1997 lost in 1st round 0-1 * 2005 lost in 2nd round 0-1 1998 lost in semifinals 2-1 * 2006 lost in 2nd round 1-1 2001 lost in 1st round 0-1 2007 lost in 2nd round 1-1 2002 lost in semifinals 2-1 2008 lost in 2nd round 1-1 2003 lost in semifinals 2-1 2010 lost in 1st round 0-1 2004 lost in 2nd round 1-1 2012 lost in semifinals 3-1 2009 lost in 1st round 0-1 2013 lost in quarterfinals 2-1 2010 lost in 2nd round 0-1 Abilene Christian (2-5**) Texas A&M-Commerce (2-3) YEAR FINISH W-L YEAR FINISH W-L 2006 lost in 1st round 0-1 1990 lost in quarterfinals 1-1 2007 lost in 2nd round 1-1** 1991 lost in quarterfinals 1-1 2008 lost in quarterfinals 1-1 1995 lost in 1st round 0-1 2009 lost in 2nd round 1-1 Central Oklahoma (3-4) 2010 lost in 2nd round 0-1 YEAR FINISH W-L 2011 lost in 1st round 0-1 1996 lost in quarterfinals 1-1 * Participation has been vacated by action 1998 lost in quarterfinals 1-1 of the NCAA Committee on Infractions 1999 lost in 1st round 0-1 ** Participation has been vacated by action of the NCAA Committee on Infractions 2003 lost in quarterfinals 1-1 % Southwest Texas participated in NCAA playoffs, but LSC was not yet an NCAA member conference (still NAIA) Buffalo Football

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53 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book hall of champions West Texas A&M Hall of Champions University President . Further, nominees will not eligible for the Hall of Champions, The WTAMU Athletic Hall of Champions have been outstanding athletes, coaches, but who have made significant lifetime recognizes the finest student-athletes, administrators or support personnel during contributions (service, financial or another coaches, administrators and other notable their WTAMU career AND/OR achieved form of support) to the success and legacy individuals who have contributed to the notable success in their professional of West Texas A&M Athletics . This may success of West Texas A&M Athletics . A careers after their matriculation from include fans, boosters or an organization permanent display of all Hall of Champions WTAMU . It is not necessary for an inductee that has provided distinguished support . inductees is located in the lobby of the to have graduated from West Texas A&M . The Selection Committee may recommend First United Bank Center and is open to To gain entry, a nominee must receive at up to two Legacy Award winners each the public during regular University hours . least two-thirds of a majority vote by the year . Nominations for Legacy Award For consideration, nominees must have selection committee . honorees may be made by any individual competed or been employed for/by WTAMU or organization . Legacy Award winners will for a minimum of two seasons and be at Legacy Award be recognized at the Hall of Champions least five years removed from their last The Hall of Champions Selection Induction Dinner and be included in a date of competition and/or employment . Committee is also charged with selecting permanent display alongside the Hall of Only in special circumstances will the a Legacy Award winner(s) each year . The Champions . five year requirement be waived, at the Legacy Award was established in 2008 approval of the Director of Athletics and to recognize individuals and organizations

1987 1989 1995 2003 2010 Al Baggett Tom Airhart Eddie Conner J R. . Compton Kathy Clutterbuck-Nor Price Brookfield Jerry Behrens Roy Lee Dunn Joesph Kemel Rok Ekker Sam Burton Lawrence Brotherton David Kent Natasha Taylor Myrl and Earl Goodwin George Ray Colvin Grady Burson Von Tucker Sims Bill Yung Roy Lee “Sammy” Malone Ben Collins Milt Fitts Eddie Meyer Lwood Dow Buck Garrett 1996 2004 Bob Sine Joed Forbus Clark Johnson Jill Myatt McDonald Boyce Box Mallory Vestal Joe Fortenberry Leon Manley Julie Myatt O’Dell Hubert “Cuby” Kitchens ^ Ed & Mary Esther Mills Pat Gerald Ronald Mills Reggie Ramey Eve Posey ^ Stanley & Geneva Schaeffer Floyd Golden Borden Price Ollie Ross John Varnell Mitchell Jones 2011 Clifford Keith 1990 1997 2005 Beau Brown Delbert Lowres Jim Campbell Stan Carraway Alondra Johnson Nay Hale Gus Miller Dory Funk, Jr . Terry Funk Bob Kitchens Ed Harris Odus Mitchell Merry Johnson-Byers Allene Stovall Renee Leurs-Gillispie Mickey Matthews Putt Powell Metz LaFollette Teresa Tinner Julie Saylor Young Jim Reid Larry Sanders Bob Petrich Bob Schneider Ernest Schur Scottie Pierce 1998 2006 ^ The Frank Barrett Family Pete Shotwell Gail Simpson Alex Hale Ana Carolina “Carol” Pereira ^ Dick & Joyce Railsbck Elvis “Heck” Ward Burl Wood Bob Kelley Ana Cristina “Tita” Pereira Foster Watkins Earl Wood Angela Seay Land Bobby Kleincecke 2012 Phillip Wright Bruce Wyre Scotte Doores Damien Lolar 1988 Ralph Davis Don Patterson Terry Adolph 1991 1999 Sarit Shenar Johny Ayers Carl Brown Charles Byrd 2007 James Marvin Smith Cloyde Box Austell Burrus Sandy Callahan Sarah Butler-Carthel Celeste Stevenson Hatcher Brown Charlie Daves Danny Cazalas Martin Lattibeaudiere Chaun Thompson Troy Burrus Steve Haterius Joe Hayes Charley Sanders ^Dr . Bill Barnhill Maurice Cheeks Bob R . Sloan ^ Bob & Mary Stewart Tommy Coffey 1992 2000 Bill Cross Woody Gilliland Raymond Brown 2008 2013 Corky Dawson Royce Hillman Henry Fields Davy Arnaud Rebekah Bachman Simmie Hill Rhonda Kimbrough David Gasser Leona Gerber Dalton Bell Joe Kerbel Joe Meaker Spencer “Hank” Washington Ray Franks Ray Burrus Frank Kimbrough DeWayne Miles Dave Corley Jerry Don Logan 1993 2001 ^ Henry & Betty Ann Davis William Fifer J W. . Malone # Warren Hasse Ronnie Mankin ^ J W. . and Nell Foust of Whitney Pat McDonald Gene Mayfield Tod Mayfield Mike Mitchell Russell Printers ^ Jule & Helen Minium Eugene “Mercury” Morris Weldon Trice Jeff Nunn ^ Gary & Kathy Hyatt “Pistol” Pete Pedro Vanessa Wells Thibert Frank Stockman 2009 Jesse Powell Joe Brooks Jerry Richardson 1994 2002 David Cole ^ - Legacy Award Bo Robinson Carl Birdsong Dale Blaut Charles “Shorty” Halbert # - Honorary Inductee James Scott Kim Hudson Charles Kitchens Debbie Hendricks Allen Simpson Megan Kinen Morton Douglas Kriewald James Morton Dave Szymakowski Reggie McElroy Bruce Womack Shannon Stroud-Cavalier Buffalo Football Duane Thomas Dennis Walling Butch Walterschield ^ Ray and Barbara Bain Family Charles Wright ^ Roger Rowntree of Buck’s Sporting Goods

54 2014 West Texas A&M Buffalo Football Record Book Football All-Americans 1950 Gazette All-America Dustin Vaughan (QB) - D2Football.com (2nd Team); Newcomer of the Year Gene Mayfield (quarterback) - AP Little All-America 2000 BSN Sports (3rd Team) 1977 - George Henning (defensive end) - Missouri Valley Bill Cross - Helms Hall of Fame DeWayne Miles (running back) - 1st team - Football Ethan Westbrooks (DL) - Daktronics (1st Team); Little Conference Defensive Player of the Year 1955 Gazette All-America; 2nd team Daktronics All-America Team (1st Team); Bo Robinson (fullback) - Missouri Valley Conference Joe Brooks - Williams National Football Rating System All-America D2Football.com (1st Team); BSN Sports (1st Offensive Player of the Year All-America 2002 Team) 1981 - Victor McGhee (quarterback) - Missouri Valley 1956 Chaun Thompson (linebacker) - 1st team - AP Little 2013 Conference Newcomer of the Year Charles F. Sanders - 1st team - AP All-America All-American Torrence Allen (WR) - Daktronics (1st Team); Beyond 1986 - Tod Mayfield - Scholar-Athlete Award by the 1957 2004 Sports Network (First Team) National Foundation and Hall of Fame; LSC Co- Charles F. Sanders - Williamson National Football Rating Pat McCoy (offensive lineman) - 1st team - CollegeS- Sergio Castillo (K) - Daktronics (1st Team); Beyond Back of the Year System All-America portsReport.com, AP Little All-America; Honorable Sports Network (1st Team) 1988 - Rich Stephens - LSC Freshman of the Year 1962 mention Don Hansen’s Gazette All-America, Terrance Harris (OL) - Daktronics (2nd Team) 1997 - DeWayne Miles (running back) - LSC Fresh- Jerry Don Logan - Williamson National Football Rating D2football.com All-America Taylor McCuller (LB) - Daktronics (1st Team); Little man of the Year System All-America 2005 All-America (3rd Team); Beyond Sports Network 2002 - Chaun Thompson (linebacker) - LSC South 1968 Pat McCoy (offensive lineman) - 1st team American (1st Team) Linebacker of the Year Eugene “Mercury” Morris (running back) - Football Coaches Association; 2nd Team - Curtis Slater (DB) - Daktronics (2nd Team); Beyond 2003 - Anthony Armstrong (wide receiver) - LSC South 1st team - Sporting News All-America; D2football.com, Don Hansen’s Football Gazette Sports Network (1st Team) Wide Receiver of the Year 2nd team - UPI All- America; Dalton Bell (quarterback) - Honorable mention - Kevin VanVoris (P) - Beyond Sports Network (1st 2004 - Pat McCoy (offensive lineman) - LSC South 3rd team - AP All-America D2football.com, Don Hansen’s Football Gazette Team) Offensive Lineman of the Year 1975 Tonae Martin (receiver) - Honorable mention - Dustin Vaughan (QB) - AFCA All-America; Daktronics 2007 - Brandon Swain (defensive end) - LSC South Jeff Nunn (linebacker) - 1st team - AP All-America D2football.com (1st Team); Little All-America (1st Team); Beyond Defensive Lineman of the Year 1977 Dejuan Skinner (offesive lineman) - Sports Network (1st Team) Keithon Flemming (running back) - LSC South Fresh- Bo Robinson (fullback) - 1st team - AP All-America Honorable mention - D2football.com Craig Watts (OL) - Daktronics (1st Team); Little man of the Year Reggie McElroy (offensive tackle) - 2nd team -AP Keon Gaither (defensive back) - 1st team Don All-America (3rd Team); Beyond Sports Network 2008 - Jared Brock (linebacker) - LSC South Linebacker All-America Hansen’s Football Gazette (1st Team) of the Year William Fifer (offensive tackle) - 2nd team - 2006 Ethan Westbrooks (DL) - Little All-America (2nd Team) Charly Martin (wide receiver) - LSC South Receiver AP All-America Jared Brock (linebacker) - 1st team - AP Little All- of the Year 1979 America, Daktronics, 3rd team - Don Hansen’s 2010 - Tae Evans (defensive back) - LSC South Defen- Glen Keller - Honorable mention - AP All-America Football Gazette, Honorable mention - D2football. Academic sive Back of the Year Kevin Dennis - Honorable mention - AP All-America com All-Americans 2012 - Torrence Allen (WR) - LSC Co-Wide Receiver Steve Hatch - Honorable mention - AP All-America Charly Martin (wide receiver) - 2nd team Daktronics, 1983 - Barry Johnson (defensive back) - GTE Academic of the Year John Holt - Honorable mention - AP All-America Don Hansen’s Football Gazette; Honorable men- All-District 6 Don Carthel - AFCA Super Region Four Coach of the Year Elvin Keller - Honorable mention - AP All-America tion - D2football.com 1993 - Darren Hofferichter (linebacker) - GTE Academic Manase Foketi (OL) - Gene Upshaw Award Finalist 1980 Dalton Bell (quarterback) - Honorable mention - Don All-District 6 Aaron Mullane - National Football Foundation National Elvin Keller (nose guard) - 3rd team - AP All-America Hansen’s Football Gazette Michael Moore (wide receiver) - GTE Academic All- Scholar-Athlete Award and William V. Campbell 1985 2007 District 6 Trophy Finalist Stan Carraway (wide receiver) - Jared Brock (linebacker) - 2nd team - AP Little All- 1994 - Brad Bailey (wide receiver) - 1st team CoSIDA Khiry Robinson (RB) - LSC Offensive Back of the Year Honorable mention - AP Division I-AA Little All- America, D2football.com, Daktronics; 3rd team All-District 6 Dustin Vaughan (QB) - LSC Offensive Player of the Year; America - Don Hansen’s Football Gazette 1995 - Jon Mason (punter) - 1st team CoSIDA All- Harlon Hill Finalist (Top 8); LSC Academic Player Todd Pearson (center) - 2nd-team Keithon Flemming - Honorable Mention - Don District 6 of the Year; LSC Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year AP Division I-AA Little All-America Hansen’s Football Gazette 1997 - Rebert Mack (corner back/return specialist) - Ethan Westbrooks (DL) - LSC Defensive Player of the 1986 Kolo Kapanui, (tight end) - 1st team - AP Little 2nd-team All-District 6 Year; Daktronics Division II National Defensive Tod Mayfield (quarterback) - Honorable mention - All-America, Daktronics; 2nd Team - D2football. 1998 - Bret Leathers (punter) - GTE Academic All- Player of the Year Football News All-America; 3rd team - AP Little com; Honorable mention - Don Hansen’s Football District 6 2013 - Sergio Castillo (K) Fred Mitchell Award (Top All-America Gazette 2003 - Chad Kennedy (punter) - 1st-team CoSIDA Kicker) Stan Carraway (wide receiver) - 1st team - Football Charly Martin (wide receiver) - Honorable mention - Academic All-District 6 Taylor McCuller (LB) - LSC Linebacker of the Year News All-American, Kodak All-America; 3rd team-AP D2football.com Anthony May (def. back) - 1st-team CoSIDA Academic Curtis Slater (DB) - LSC Defensive Back of the Year Little All-America Brandon Swain (defensive end) - 1st team - All-District 6 Dustin Vaughan (QB) LSC Offensive Player of the Year; Anthony Miller (linebacker) - 3rd team - AP Little All-Amer- Coaches Association, AP Little 2004 - Chad Kennedy (punter) - 1st-team CoSIDA Harlon Hill National Runner-Up; LSC Academic ica; Honorable mention - Football News All-America All-America, Don Hansen’s Football Gazette, Academic All-District 6 Player of the Year; LSC Male Athlete and Scholar- Kevin Brown (punter): Honorable mention - D2football.com, Daktronics Derek Maupin (quarterback) - 1st-team CoSIDA Academic Athlete of the Year; WT President’s Award; National AP Little All-America Cashmin Thomas - Honorable Mention - Don Han- All-District 6 Football Foundation National Scholar-Ahtlete and Todd Littlejohn (cornerback) - Honorable mention - AP sen’s Football Gazette 2007 - Jared Brock (linebacker) - 1st-team ESPN The William V. Campbell Trophy Award Finalist; Hamp- Little All-America 2008 Magzine/CoSIDA Academic All-District 6 shire Honor Society honoree Steve McMurty (offensive tackle) - Honorable mention - AP Jared Brock (linebacker) - 1st team - American Foot- Charly Martin (wide receiver) - 1st-team ESPN The Craig Watts (OL) - LSC Offensive Lineman of the Year Little All-America ball Coaches Association, AP Little All-America, Magzine/CoSIDA Academic All-District 6 Patric Youngman (LB) - LSC Freshman of the Year 1987 Daktronics, Don Hansen’s Football Gazette, Keith Null (quarterback) - 1st-team ESPN The Magzine/ J.R. Compton (running back) - 2nd team -AP Little D2football.com. CoSIDA Academic All-District 6 All-America, U.S. Achievement Academy’s Col- Charly Martin (wide receiver) - 1st team - AP Little Kolt Kittley (wide receiver) - 2nd-team ESPN The Magzine/ legiate All-America All-America, Daktronics, Don Hansen’s Football CoSIDA Academic All-District 6 1989 Gazette, D2football.com, Matt Manley (wide receiver) - 2nd-team ESPN The Mark Bounds (punter) - 3rd team - USA Today/Football Keith Null (quarterback) - Honorable mention - Don Magzine/CoSIDA Academic All-District 6 Gazette All-America Hansen’s Football Gazette, D2football.com, 2008 - Jared Brock (linebacker) - 1st-team ESPN The 1990 J’Marcus Webb (offensive lineman) - 1st team Magzine/CoSIDA Academic All-District 6 Mark Bounds (punter) - 1st team - Kodak All-America - D2football.com; 3rd team - Don Hansen’s Charly Martin (wide receiver) - 1st-team ESPN The 1993 Football Gazette. Magzine/CoSIDA Academic All-District 6 Norman White (running back) - Honorable mention - Dr. 2009 Keith Null (quarterback) - 1st-team ESPN The Magzine/ C.M. Frank All-America Tae Evans (defensive back) - 3rd team Don Hansen’s CoSIDA Academic All-District 6 1994 Football Gazette; 2012 - John McSheffery (DB) - Capital One/CoSIDA Brad Bailey (wide receiver) - 1st team - AP Little All- Eugene Sims (defensive end) - 1st team - American 2nd-team Academic All-America America, Football Gazette All-America, Dr. C.M. Football Coaches Association; Don Hansen’s Aaron Mullane (OL) - Capital One/CoSIDA 1st-team Frank All-America Football Gazette; 2nd team - D2football.com Academic All-America Brian Hurley (offensive tackle) - 1st team - American Broderick Marshall (Defensive tackle) - 3rd team Don Nathan Slaughter (WR) - 1st-team Capital One/CoSIDA Football Coaches Association All-America, Football Hansen’s Football Gazette; Academic All-America Gazette All-America; 2nd team - AP Little All-America; J’Marcus Webb (offensive line) - 1st team D2football. Dustin Vaughan (QB) - 1st-team Capital One/CoSIDA Honorable Mention - Dr. C.M. Frank All-America com; 2nd team - Daktronics; 3rd team Don Academic All-America; Capital One/CoSIDA National Grady Benton (quarterback) - Harlon Hill Finalist (fifth- Hansen’s Football Gazette; Division II Football Academic Student-Athlete of place); 2nd team Dr. C.M. Frank All-America; 3rd team 2010 the Year - Football Gazette All-America Shad Baichtal (linebacker) - 3rd team - Don Hansens 2013 - John McSheffery (DB) Capital One/CoSIDA 1st Norman White (running back) - Honorable Mention Football Gazette Team Academic All-America - Football Gazette All-America, Dr. C.M. Frank Stephen Burton (wide receiver) - honorable mention Nathan Slaughter (WR/KR) Capital One/CoSIDA 1st Team All-America - D2Football.com Academic All-America Brian Christian (linebacker) - Honorable mention - Foot- Tae Evans (defensive back) - 2nd team - Don Han- Dustin Vaughan (QB) - Capital One/CoSIDA 2nd Team ball Gazette All-America sen’s Football Gazette; D2Football.com Academic All-America Duane Joubert (wide receiver/return specialist) - Honor- Tyson Williams (tight end) - 3rd team - Don Hansens able mention - Dr. C.M. Frank All-America Football Gazette 1995 2012 NCAA Post-Graduate Jon Mason (punter) - 1st team - AP Little All-America, Sergio Castillo (K) - Daktronics (1st Team); Little All- Scholarships Football Gazette All-America, Dr. C.M. Frank All- America (1st Team); D2Footballcom (Honorable America, American Football Quarterly All-America Mention); BSN Sports (1st Team) 1974 - Ben Bentley 1997 Manase Foketi (OL) - Daktronics (1st Team); 1982 - Kevin Erick Dennis Rebert Mack (corner back/return specialist) - 2nd team Little All-America (1st Team); 2012 - Aaron Mullane AP Little All-America, Football Gazette All-America D2Football.com (1st Team); Buffalo Football 1998 BSN Sports (1st Team); OTHER HONORS Franco Glaze (defensive end) - 2nd team - Football AFCA Division II All-America Gazette All-America Tyrell Higgins (DL) - BSN Sports (3rd Team) 1972 - Cole Fraley (tailback) - Missouri Valley Conference 1999 Khiry Robinson (RB) - D2Football.com (2nd Team); First-Year Player of the Year Kareem Larrimore (defensive back) - 1st team - Football BSN Sports (2nd Team) 1975 - Anthony Dugan (tailback) - Missouri Valley Conference

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Keith null was drafted in the sixth round of the 2009 Stephen burton was selected in the seventh round of the by the st. louis rams and started the final nfl draft by the minnesota vikings and saw time in three games three games of the 2009 season. during the 2011 season. photo by newman lowrance photo courtesy of miinnesota vikings

Eugene sims was selected in the sixth round of the the chicago bears selected j’marcus 2010 nfl draft by webb in the seventh round of the 2010 the st. louis rams. nfl draft. photo courtesy of chicago bears photo by newman lowrance

George Allen (64-65)...... Houston Antonio Harrison (98-99) ...... San Francisco Jim Perry (63) ...... Minnesota Torrence Allen (2010-13)...... San Diego Steve Haterius (65-67) ...... Toronto Bob Petrich (61-62) ...... San Diego Marc Andrews (66-67)...... San Diego Floyd Headen (06-07)...... Tampa Bay Jesse Powell (66-68) ...... Miami Ralph Anderson (68-70)...... Pittsburgh Carl Heiman (67-68) ...... Vancouver Billy Pritchett (71-73) ...... Cleveland Ray Armentrout (64-65)...... Edmonton Darryl Hemphill (78-81) ...... Denver Roland Reichardt (68-69)...... Los Angeles Anthony Armstrong (01-04)...... Dallas, Wash., Cleveland Ed Holwig (70-71) ...... Vancouver Jerry Richardson (61-63) ...... San Francisco John Ayers (73-75)...... Denver/San Francisco John Holt (77-80) ...... Indianapolis/Tampa Bay Bo Robinson (75-78) ...... Detroit Dag Azam (67-69)...... Los Angeles Mike Hrncir (70-71)...... Vancouver Khiry Robinson (2011-12)...... New Orleans Milton Baker (78-81)...... Washington John Jacobi (73-75) ...... Philadelphia Pat Schwenke (05-07)...... Tampa Bay Dalton Bell (03-06)...... Green Bay/Seattle/Carolina/Toronto Alonda Johnson (86-87) ...... British Columbia/Calgary Eugene Sims (08-09)...... St. Louis Carl Birdsong (77-78)...... St. Louis Bryan Johnson (2012-13)...... Buffalo Dejuan Skinner (04-05)...... Philadelphia Cloyce Box (1946-48)...... Detroit Cort Johnson (06-08)...... San Diego Nathan Slaughter (2010-13)...... Jacksonville Bill Bradley (60-61) ...... San Diego Bryon Jones (67-68)...... NY Giants Merced Solis (72-74) ...... Kansas City/Vancouver Brian Braman (09)...... Houston, Philadelphia Floyd Jones (74-75)...... Edmonton Dick Stamier (65) ...... Hamilton Larry Brazon (67-68) ...... NY Giants Duane Joubert (92-95) ...... Calgary Dave Szymakowski (65-67) ...... New Orleans Carl Brown (71-73) ...... Kansas City Kolo Kapanui (06-07)...... Cleveland Ray Taupule (99-00) ...... Lions Kevin Brown (83-86) ...... Chicago Glen Keller (76-79) ...... Atlanta Duane Thomas (67-68) ...... Dallas Ray Brown (68-70) ...... Atlanta Bob Kelley (50-51)...... Philadelphia Chaun Thompson (98-02)...... Cleveland/Houston Willie Brown (67-68) ...... Washington Meshel Kelson (74-75) ...... Tampa Bay Olan Thompson (68-70) ...... Baltimore Tom Brownfield (72-73) ...... Miami Tom Krempasky (64-66)...... NY Giants Ralph Thompson (69-70) ...... New Orleans Stephen Burton (09-10)...... Minnesota, Jacksonville Doug Kriewald (64-66)...... Chicago Rocky Thompson (68-71) ...... NY Giants Jimmy Campbell (65-67) ...... San Diego Kareem Larrimore (98-99) ...... Dallas Frank Thrasher (60-61) ...... Calgary Sergio Castillo (2010-13)...... Atlanta Jeff Lloyd (73-75) ...... Seattle Bill Uzzolino (64-65) ...... Hamilton Tommy Coffey (56-58) ...... Edmonton Jerry Logan (60-62) ...... Baltimore John Varnell (60-62) ...... Houston J.R. Compton (1987-88) ...... NY Giants Rebert Mack (95-97) ...... Baltimore Dustin Vaughan (2010-13)...... Dallas Bill Cross (47-50) ...... Chicago Cardinals Wilton Manley (62-64) ...... Dallas Butch Waltersheid (63-66) ...... Washington Tracy Dickson (72-74) ...... Dallas Charly Martin (04-08)...... Seattle, Carolina, San Diego, 49ers Curley Watters (66-68) ...... Denver A.Z. Drones (67-68) ...... Los Angeles Pat McCoy (04-05)...... Atlanta, Philadelphia Craig Watts (2010-13)...... San Diego Bobby Duncum (64-66) ...... St. Louis Reggie McElroy (78-82) ...... NY Jets J’Marcus Webb (08-09).....Chicago, Minnesota, Kansas City Jerry Epps (1959) ...... Edmonton DeWayne Miles (97-00) ...... Lions/Vikings Earl West (62-64) ...... St. Louis William Fifer (73-77) ...... Detroit Rick Mordecai (73-74) ...... Green Bay Ethan Westbrooks (2012-13)...... St. Louis Gary Finell (72-74) ...... San Diego James Morton (86, 88)...... Tampa Bay Ted Wheeler (64-66) ...... St. Louis Manase Foketi (2012)...... Denver, Buffalo, New Orleans Mercury Morris (66-68) ...... Miami Devron Williams (95-96) ...... Tennessee Terry Funk (64-66) ...... Kansas City Allen Mullins (72-74) ...... Dallas Bruce Womack (47-50)...... Detroit Dave Gasser (65-66) ...... Edmonton Russell Mundy (62-64) ...... Houston Burl Wood (65-66) ...... New England Franco Glaze (97-98) ...... Calgary Ray McCowan (58-60) ...... Pittsburgh David Wood (82-84) ...... Kansas City Willard Goff (83-84) ...... Atlanta Taylor McCuller (2010-13)...... New England Earl Wood (65-66) ...... Saskatchewan Frank Goodish (67) ...... Toronto/Washington Bill McKinney (69-71)...... Kansas City Mike Zuffuto (66-67) ...... San Diego Brittan Golden (07-11)...... Chicago, Arizona Don Nava (73-74) ...... Kansas City Percy Green (65-66) ...... Detroit Keith Null (05-08)...... St. Louis Bold indicates active player in the NFL as of July 15, 2014 Robin Ham (80-82) ...... Cleveland Albie Owens (66-68) ...... Houston, NY Jets Stan Hansen (68-70) ...... Baltimore Votie Patterson (85-87) ...... Chicago Newt Harrell (88-89) ...... LA Raiders Pete Pedro (61-63) ...... New England Buffalo Football

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