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GarrettMcGhin Date Opponent DSGN Site Series Last Game Sept. 1 NORTH CAROLINA A&T PC GREENVILLE 0-0-0 ------8 NORTH CAROLINA P GREENVILLE 4-12-1 W, 70-41 (2014) 15 at Virginia Tech Blacksburg, Va. 7-15-0 L, 64-17 (2017) 22 * at USF Tampa, Fla. 1-7-0 L, 61-31 (2017) 2018 29 OLD DOMINION FW/G GREENVILLE 1-0-0 W, 52-38 (2013) Oct. 6 * at Temple Philadelphia, Pa. 8-7-0 L, 34-10 (2017) SCHEDULE 13 * HOUSTON HOF/FS GREENVILLE 7-6-0 L, 52-27 (2017) 20 * UCF HC GREENVILLE 10-6-0 L, 63-21 (2017) Nov. 3 * MEMPHIS MIL GREENVILLE 15-7-0 L, 70-13 (2017) 10 * at Tulane New Orleans, La. 11-4-0 L, 31-24 (2017) 17 * CONNECTICUT SD GREENVILLE 3-1-0 W, 41-38 (2017) 23 * at Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio 13-8-0 W, 48-20 (2017) Dec. 1 AAC Championship Game (ABC/ESPN) Campus Site 0-0-0 ------Home games in ALL CAPS; *American Athletic Conference game; PC-Pirate Club Weekend, P-Paint It Purple, FW-Family Weekend, G-Paint It Gold, HOF-Hall of Fame & Letterwinners Weekend, FS-ECU Faculty/Staff Appreciation Day, HC-Homecoming, MIL-Military Appreciation Day, SD-Senior Day

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Date Opponent Score Attendance Notes Sept. 2 JAMES MADISON L, 34-14 40,169 JMU 614 yards (410 rush), ECU 4 turnovers 9 at West Virginia L, 56-20 56,797 WVU up 49-3 (479 yards) at halftime 16 VIRGINIA TECH L, 64-17 43,776 VT erases 17-7 1st qtr deficit with 57 unanswered points 2017 24 * at Connecticut W, 41-38 14,036 Sirk 426 pass yards, UConn misses 33-yard FGA (0:00 left) 30 * USF L, 61-31 34,883 USF 390 rush yards, Bulls only up 38-31 mid-3rd quarter RESULTS Oct. 7 * TEMPLE L, 34-10 31,326 ECU held to 34 rush yards, Temple 24-0 2nd quarter 14 * at UCF L, 63-21 40,287 UCF scores TDs on O/D/ST and racks up 603 total yards 21 BYU W, 33-17 38,835 Verity 4 FGs, ECU scores 25-straight pts after halftime (10-10) Nov. 4 * at Houston L, 52-27 29,810 UH 8 plays of 20+ yards, ECU 54-of-74 passing (468 yards) 11 * TULANE L, 31-24 (OT) 36,178 ECU ties game with 0:36 left, Tulane makes 4th & 1 stop in OT 18 * CINCINNATI W, 48-20 31,923 Brown ECU-record 270 reception yards, CIN held to 326 yards 25 * at Memphis L, 70-13 41,517 MEM 49-0 at half, ECU allows 635 yards (333 rush/302 pass) Home games in ALL CAPS; *American Athletic Conference game

Introduction Coaching Staff 2017 Season in Review Team Records ��174-176 General Information & Quick Facts ��2 Head Coach Game-by-Game Recaps ��106-111 Miscellaneous Records ��177-178 Media Information ��3-5 Scottie Montgomery ��28-29 Statistics ��112-123 Single-Game Staff Directory ��6 Assistant Coaches ��30-40 Game-by-Game Starters ��124 Opponent Records ��179 Dowdy-Ficklen Primary Media Outlets ��7 Support Staff ��41-44 Honors & Awards Greenville Lodging & Dining ��7 Administrative/Operational Stadium Records ��180 All-America Selections ��126 Pirate IMG Sports Network ��8 Support Staff ��45-46 Yearly Results ��181-182 National & Regional Honors ��127 Getting to Greenville ��9 Pirates in the Final Polls ��182 All-Conference Selections ��128-130 East Carolina University ��10 2018 Players Retired Jersey Numbers ��182 All-Star Game Players �� 130 Chancellor ��11 Player Profiles ��48-82 Coaching History ��183 Pirate Awards ��131-135 Athletics Leadership ��12 Newcomers ��82-88 Year-by-Year Results ��184-193 All-Time Letterwinners ��136-152 ECU vs. Conferences ��194 Stadium & Football Support Opponents Records & History All-Time Results ��195-198 Bagwell Field at Opponent Information ��90-95 Rushing Records ��154-155 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium ��14-17 Media Relations Contacts ��96 Passing Records ��156-157 Bowl History Traditions ��15 All-Time Records �� 200 American Athletic Conference Receiving Records ��158-159 Strength & Conditioning ��18 Bowl Recaps ��200-211 American Athletic Conference ��98 Scoring Records ��160 Athletic Training ��18 ECU Bowl Records ��212 2018 AAC Bowl Partners ��99 Total Offense Records ��161 The 2018 Season 2017 Final Standings Kick Return Records �� 162 Pirates in the Pros Rosters ��20-24 & Honors ��100 Punting Records ��163 Pirates in the Pros ��214-215 Pronounciation Guide ��24 2017 Final Team Statistics ��101-102 Defensive Records ��164 Pirates in the Super Bowl ��215 Preseason Depth Chart ��25 2017 Final Individual Annual Leaders ��165-169 Pirates in the Draft �� 216 Personnel Analysis ��26 Statistics �� 103-104 Year-by-Year Statistics ��170-173

The 2018 ECU Football Fact Book has been published by the ECU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. Content and design coordination by the ECU Athletics Media Relations Office. Editor: Cover Photography: Cover Design: Photography: Design/Layout: Printing: Tom McClellan and Rob Goldberg Provations Group Rob Goldberg, Rob Taylor Laura Doolittle, Morgan Printers, Inc. Malcolm Gray (Nicholasville, Ky.) various NFL organizations Provations Group (Greenville, N.C.) (Nicholasville, Ky.)

PLEASE CALL US “ECU” While the official title of our institution is East Carolina University, we would appreciate your help in referring to us simply as ECU. Thank you for your assistance as we continue our rebranding efforts. General Information General Quick Facts Football Staff Location: Greenville, N.C. 27858 Head Coach: Scottie Montgomery (Duke ’00) Founded: 1907 Record at East Carolina: 6-18/third season Enrollment: 29,131 Overall Coaching Record: 6-18/third season Conference: American Athletic Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers: David Blackwell (ECU ’97) Nickname: Pirates Special Teams Coordinator: Kirk Doll (ECU ’73) Colors: Purple (PMS #268) and Gold (PMS #109) Wide Receivers: Keith Gaither (Elon ’97) Home Stadium: Dowdy-Ficklen (50,000/1963) Cornerbacks: Brandon Lynch (Middle Tennessee ’06) Surface: Natural Grass (Tifway 419 Bermuda) Offensive Line: Don Mahoney (West Virginia State ’93) Chancellor: Dr. Cecil P. Staton (Furman ’80) Recruiting Coordinator/Tight Ends: Shannon Moore (Black Hills State ’00) Acting Athletics Chief Operating Officer: Lee Workman (Tennessee Tech ’83) Running Backs: Jason Nichols (ECU ’98) Program History Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks: Tony Petersen (Marshall ’90) Safeties: Daric Riley (Charleston Southern ’99) First Year of Football: 1932 Defensive Line: Rodrique Wright (Texas ’11) All-Time Bowl Record: 9-11 Senior Defensive Analyst: David Mackie (Georgia ’05) Years in Post-Season Play: 20 Offensive Analyst: Louis Swaba (Appalachian State ’11) (1952, 1953, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1978, 1991, 1994, 1995, 1999, Offensive Quality Control: Tony Washington (Appalachian State ’13) 2000, 2001, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014) Graduate Assistants/Defense: Ryan Smith (ECU ’17) Last Bowl Appearance: 2014 (2015 Birmingham Bowl) Brandon Williams (ECU ’15) Result: lost to Florida 28-20 Graduate Assistant/Offense: Curtis Fitch (Appalachian State ’17) All-Time Record: 437-411-11 (.521/859 games) Assistant AD/Football Operations: Terrell Smith (Duke ’04) Football Quick Facts Assistant Director of Football Operations: Alex Folken (ECU ’12) 2017 Record: 3-9 Director of Player Development: Brian Overton (Elizabeth City State ’04) 2017 American Athletic Conference Record/Finish: 2-6/T4th (East Division) Director of Player Personnel: Ethan Johnson (Liberty ’05) 2017 Postseason: none Assistant Director of Player Personnel: Dorian Jackson (Old Dominion ’12) 2018 ECU Offense ... At-A-Glance Staff Assistant/Recruiting: Kevin Slattery (York ’16) Assistant AD/Strength & Conditioning: Jeff Connors (Salem ’80) Scheme: Multiple Head FB Athletic Trainer: Jake Moore (Iowa State ’04) Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 17/15 Athletics Media Relations Staff/Phone Directory 2017 Rushing Offense: 107.7 (118/12) Primary Office Phone: (252) 737-4522 2017 Passing Offense: 317.9 (12/3) Assistant AD/Media Relations (FB): Tom McClellan 2017 Total Offense: 425.6 (42/7) McClellan Office Phone: (252) 737-1274 2017 Scoring Offense: 24.9 (94/10) McClellan Cell Phone: (252) 414-0990 Players To Watch: WR Trevon Brown, RB Hussein Howe, OG Garrett McGhin, McClellan E-Mail: [email protected] RB Darius Pinnix, OT D’Ante Smith, C John Spellacy Director (Secondary FB Contact): Malcolm Gray 2018 ECU Defense ... At-A-Glance Gray Office Phone: (252) 737-4523 Gray Cell Phone: (252) 414-2021 Scheme: Multiple Gray E-Mail: [email protected] Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Associate Director: Jody Jones Lettermen Returning/Lost: 19/15 Jones E-Mail: [email protected] 2017 Rushing Defense: 245.5 (124/11) Assistant Director: Chip Welch 2017 Passing Defense: 296.2 (124/11) Welch E-Mail: [email protected] 2017 Total Defense: 541.7 (129/12) Assistant Director: Pat McGlynn 2017 Scoring Defense: 45.0 (129/12) McGlynn E-Mail: [email protected] Players To Watch: LB Bruce Bivens, DE Kendall Futrell, CB Colby Gore, DT Jalen Price, Football Office Phone: (252) 737-4570 LB Aaron Ramseur, NB Devon Sutton, DT Alex Turner Football Office Fax: (252) 737-4646 2018 ECU Special Teams ... At-A-Glance Football Office E-Mail: [email protected] Starters Returning/Lost: 4/4 Athletic Department Phone: (252) 737-4600 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 4/5 Ticket Office Phone: (800) DIAL-ECU, (252) 737-4500 2017 Field Goals/Game Average: 1.33 (33/2) Athletic Department Website: www.ECUPirates.com 2017 Net Punting Average: 37.5 (74/7) Dates To Remember 2017 Kickoff Return Average: 20.0 (86/8) Thursday, August 2: 105-man roster reports (physicals/testing) 2017 Punt Return Average: -0.67 (129/12) Saturday, August 4: Media Day Players To Watch: KR Trevon Brown, KOS Caleb Pratt, DS Anthony Ratliff, PK Jake Verity Saturday, August 18: Scrimmage at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium/Meet The Pirates () National/American Athletic Conference rank Friday, August 24: Scrimmage at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Monday, August 20: First day of classes (begin in-season practice schedule) Saturday, September 1: Season opener vs. North Carolina A&T Saturday, September 22: AAC opener at USF

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 2 2018 Football Fact Book Media Guidelines ■■To The Media directed to ECU Assistant AD/Media Relations Tom McClellan (mcclellant@ We hope you will find this publication useful while covering the ECU ecu.edu; 321 Ward Building, Greenville, NC 27858; 252-737-4528). For ad- Pirates in 2018. Every effort has been made to include timely and perti- ditional questions for more information, contact the Media Relations Of- nent information. fice at (252) 737-1274. If you cannot find the information you need in this book, please do not Children, spouses, dates or other non-workers are not permitted in the hesitate to call me at (252) 737-1274 or the athletics media relations office pressbox. No one under the age of 17, regardless of affiliation or in pos- at (252) 737-4522. session of an apparent non-media relations issued credential, will be per- Additional requests by accredited media representatives such as feature mitted in working media area(s) on the playing field or sidelines during materials, photographs, background clips, video and audio should be di- the game. rected to our office. Requests are honored from sports editors of daily and weekly newspa- We urge all media personnel to take a moment and read the guidelines pers, editors of sports periodicals, and sports directors of radio and tele- which will aid you in covering ECU football. vision stations who cover ECU or its opponent on a consistent basis. All Tom McClellan non-originating radio personnel will not be granted sideline access during Assistant AD/Media Relations the game, but are eligible for a maximum of two credentials which will allow the staffing of all post-game interview sessions, providing the out- ■■Credential Requests let broadcasts regularly scheduled daily sports reports and talk shows, and Credentials for ECU home football games are for working media only has a devoted sports director position. and are issued on a priority basis. Requests for single-game credentials All passes and credentials are non-transferable and are subject to imme- should be made no later than three days in advance of a game via email diate revocation if transferred to any other person, including non-working (with a company signature) or standard mail (on company stationery) and members of a media organization. Online entities will not be granted requests for credentials, access and/or interviews with the exception of web sites that are officially affiliated with ECU ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONS OFFICE ECU, its opponent, conferences, the NCAA or an accredited, established and recognized traditional national or regional media organization. Web sites which promote or house anonymous “message boards” as its sole source of content will be granted on a space available basis, that: • are a legal and corporate entity; • provides consistent regular coverage of ECU intercollegiate athletics or the visiting team with its own staff of reporters, photographers and Tom McClellan Malcolm Gray Jody Jones equipment. Reporter(s) must write a substantial majority of all mate- Assistant Athletics Director of Athletics Associate Director of Director/Media Relations Media Relations Athletics Media Relations rial posted on the site. An online entity that is an outlet primarily devoted to the recruitment of students athletes will not qualify for credentials, and/or; • covers all football away games and all major post-season events. The ECU Athletics Media Relations Office reserves the right to deny or -re voke credentials for non-compliance with all guidelines included in this section, including interview and access protocol listed below; violations of Chip Welch Pat McGlynn Brenda Perkins University, Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, NCAA, or AAC policies; Assistant Director of Assistant Director of Athletics Media Relations Athletics Media Relations Athletics Media Relations Administrative Assistant and for conduct for which there are reasonable grounds to believe violate state or federal law, or constitute a breach of professional ethics. Key Phone Numbers (Area Code 252) Standard/Overnight In addition, the ECU Athletics Media Relations Office requests creden- Media Relations 737-4522 Mailing Address tialed members of the media covering games to dress in an appropriate Football Office 737-4570 Media Relations Office and professional manner that reflects respect for their colleagues, the in- 319 Ward Sports Medicine Building Athletic Director’s Office 737-4502 stitutions and student-athletes they are covering. The pressbox, interview Ticket Office 737-4500 East Carolina University Greenville, NC 27858 room and sidelines are working areas, and ECU expects media to adhere to a comfortable, but business casual dress code. Follow the Pirates Online ■■Real-Time Internet Policy The ECU University Department of Athletics retains the rights to the dis- Website Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube tribution of play-by-play, drive-by-drive, statistical material and photo- ECUPirates.com ECUAthletics @ECUAthletics ecuathletics ECUAthletics graphs of ECU Football during and following game action, just as it retains EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 3 2018 Football Fact Book the rights to the video and audio description of game action. All rights to environment. There will be no cooling or heating, so please dress com- the dissemination of audio, video and real-time material is granted on a fortably (appropriate) for games. contractual basis only. Failure to abide by these restrictions may result in • There will be one (1) service elevator/lift available only for those need- revocation of press credentials. ing assistance to the pressbox. For quicker access, please use the general public stairways into the inside of the stadium and proceed up the ■■Photographers aisles until you reach the pressbox entrance at the top of the south- Sideline credentials will be issued only to accredited photographers and side stands. television reporters/camera operators on assignment. ECU follows guide- • Because of size limitations, fully-catered meals will not be possible. lines established by the NCAA Communications Committee, the Football A box lunch or pizza will be served prior to the game with drink and Writer’s Association of America and AAC regarding sideline control which snack service available until the contest’s completion. ensures the sideline is a working media area. • Please be aware that a limited number of portable toilets (i.e. Port-A- • Each photographer is required to wear a photo vest at all times. Any John) will be available adjacent to working areas of the pressbox. It is other working media who are present on the sideline must also display all of our responsibility to be considerate of others in regards to main- visual identification. Photo vests must be secured via the display of a taining its cleanliness. valid credential inside the pressbox. Both the credential and photo vest • The press box will need to be cleared upon the conclusion of the game. must be worn on the field. The media are asked to go to Scales Fieldhouse Photo Room (adjacent • No photographers are permitted in the bench area, on the playing field, to Gate 3 on the southwest side of Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium) in order or in the 12-foot area between the limit line and sideline after kickoff. to complete and file their stories. There will be wireless hubs and Eth- • Cutline writers, messengers and equipment carriers are not permit- ernet cables available for online access. ted in the sideline photo vest area. Photo assistants or others holding • The ECU Athletics Media Relations Office will provide working media and a “sideline” pass must remain out of the photo area immediately ad- photographers with game notes, season stats, depth charts, flip cards, jacent to the playing field. This will ensure that photographers/videog- programs and media guides (if applicable) for both ECU and the visiting raphers have the appropriate working area. team prior to the game in both locations (temporary pressbox and photo • The areas behind the team benches are considered “bench areas” and workroom). Additional information, such as lineup, roster, or jersey num- are to be used only for the passage between the east and west side- ber changes, will be distributed as the information becomes available. lines. This area may not be used as a photo zone. • An official statistics package complete with individual and team stats, • Tripods are never permitted in the sideline photo vest area, but mono- play-by-play, scoring summaries, quotes, notes, end-of-quarter stats pods are permissible. and defensive stats will be distributed following the game. “Quickie” • Freelance and amateur photographers, not on assignment, are not el- stats will be available at the end of each quarter. igible for sideline credentials except by prior approval from the ECU Athletics Media Relations Office. ■■High-Speed Connections As previously mentioned, the temporary pressbox and photo workroom ■■Parking are both equipped with Ethernet cables and wireless internet access for Media parking passes may also be requested through the athletics general use by writers and photographers. media relations office. A limited number of parking spaces will be avail- • Log-on and password information will be distributed by the ECU Ath- able in the Media Lot, located at First Presbyterian Church (1400 South letics Media Relations Office prior to the game. Elm Street off 14th Street). Complimentary game-day shuttle service from the lot to the media entrance is available beginning two hours ■■Post-Game Interviews prior to kickoff. ECU Head Coach Scottie Montgomery and requested players will be available for post-game interviews in the team meeting room complex on the ■■Will Call first floor of the Ward Sports Medicine Building. Interviews with players Media and general will-call windows are located at the Minges Colise- and/or coaches may not be conducted until the NCAA-mandated 10-min- um Ticket Box Office, which is on the east side of Minges Coliseum, facing ute cooling off period has expired. Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. • With 5:00 remaining on the game clock, media are encouraged to exit the pressbox via the general public stands and utilize the aisle down to ■■Media Services the concourse stairs in preparation for the post-game press conference. Due to ongoing construction related to the Southside Renovation Proj- • All media waiting on the field at the end of the game are encour- ect, a “temporary” pressbox will be utilized at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium aged to exit the stadium via Gate 4 in the southwest corner as that during the 2018 season. While the general location of the pressbox will will serve as the quickest route to the Ward Sports Medicine Building remain at the top of the southside stands, there are some changes which interview area. require your attention, patience and flexibility: • The ECU locker room is closed to media. • While the majority of seats should be protected from precipita- • Pre-game interviews with players and/or coaches on the day of the tion, the interior of the pressbox will not feature a climate-controlled game will not be permitted under any circumstances. EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 4 2018 Football Fact Book ■■Practices ■■In-Season Access To ECU Players • All practices are conducted at the Cliff Moore Complex (located ad- • All interview requests for Pirate players must be coordinated through jacent to the Ward Sports Medicine Building) with the exception of the ECU Athletics Media Relations Office. Failure to comply with this scrimmages at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. policy will result in a revocation of working credentials for the en- • All practices at both locations are generally closed to the media and tire season. public. Television crews and photographers may shoot the first 30 min- • Players will be available for in-person interviews at the Cliff Moore utes of practice on Tuesday and Wednesday only. Practice Complex following workouts Tuesday (offensive players only) • The media may conduct in-person interviews with players and coach- and Wednesday (defensive players only) at approximately 10:30 a.m. es immediately following practices on Tuesday and Wednesday (see • Brief phone interviews will also be conducted at that time and can be Coach Montgomery and player access opportunities below) by making arranged by contacting Tom McClellan in the ECU Athletics Media Rela- arrangements in advance with the ECU Athletics Media Relations Office. tions Office before 5:00. p m. the day before practice. Players will conduct all phone interviews from the athletic media relations office or ■■Weekly Press Conference football practice facility via cell phone. Coach Montgomery will conduct a weekly press conference each Monday • ECU Athletics Media Relations will not supply the media home or cellu- beginning at 10:30 a.m. during the season in the team meeting room com- lar telephone numbers for Pirate players. Likewise, training room, lock- plex on the first floor of the Ward Sports Medicine Building. er room and apartment/dormitory areas are considered private player • Players will be in full observance of a devoted “academic day” on cam- areas and are off-limits to the media. pus, thus cannot be made available. • Gaining access (for the purpose of one-on-one interviews) via play- • A complete text transcript of the press conference will be posted on er personal social media accounts is considered a breach of policy, www.ECUPirates.com by 3:00 p.m. In addition, a video and audio thus prohibited. stream of the press conference will be posted by 3:00 p.m. and avail- • No freshmen or first-year players will be available to media unless able to media members via CollegePressBox.com (see below). cleared by Coach Montgomery. • Players are prohibited from participating on live radio broadcasts ■■In-Season Access To Coach Montgomery or webcasts. • Coach Montgomery is also available for brief in-person, post-practice interviews Tuesday and Wednesdays (approximately 10:30 a.m.) at the ■■On-Line Services Cliff Moore Practice Complex. • ECU’s weekly game notes package can also be downloaded at www. • “Out-of-town” telephone interviews can also be arranged during the ECUPirates.com beginning at 3:00 p.m. Monday. In addition, media hours of 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. guides, statistics (cumulative/game books), depth charts, rosters, Please contact Tom McClellan in the ECU Athletics Media Relations Of- press conference and post-game text transcripts, audio/video files, fice to request and set up a phone interview with Coach Montgomery. links to live statistics and social media channels can be accessed • Coach Montgomery participates in the AAC conference call on Monday through ECU’s official website. at 11:30 a.m. (ET). Media representatives wishing to participate in the • American Athletic Conference, releases and statistics are available at teleconference should contact the media relations office at ECU or AAC www.theamerican.org. to obtain the access phone number. The teleconference schedule for • CollegePressBox.com is the official media website for AAC football. the 2018 season is as follows: Access and download weekly game notes, quotes, statistics, media guides, headshots, action photos, logos and more for the conference Ken Niumatalolo, Navy ��11:00 a.m. and each of its member schools throughout the season. Login infor- Sonny Dykes, SMU ��11:10 a.m. mation will be distributed to accredited media or you can apply for a Randy Edsall, Connecticut ��11:20 a.m. password by sending an e-mail to [email protected]. Scottie Montgomery, ECU �� 11:30 a.m. Philip Montgomery, Tulsa ��11:40 a.m. Major Applewhite, Houston ��11:50 a.m. Luke Fickell, Cincinnati ��12 noon Charlie Strong, USF ��12:10 p.m. ■■Injury Reports Geoff Collins, Temple ��12:20 p.m. Per university policy, athletic training room personnel are not allowed to Matt Norvell, Memphis ��12:30 p.m. publicly comment on player injuries. All requests for player injury reports Josh Heupel, UCF ��12:40 p.m. should be directed to the athletics media relations office, which will pub- Willie Fritz, Tulane ��12:50 p.m. lish a written injury report twice a week — on Monday in conjunction with the weekly press conference and on Saturday prior to the game. For those who are not able to participate during the live teleconference, an archive of each call will be available on the American Athletic Confer- ence website at www.TheAmerican.org, shortly after the call’s completion.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 5 2018 Football Fact Book Staff Directory Key Athletics Phone Listings (AC 252/737 Prefix unless otherwise noted) Administrative Staff JAMIE JOHNSON, Senior Associate AD/Compliance 4515 Cheri Hodges, Director of Compliance DAVE HART, Special Advisor to the Chancellor for Athletics 4502 Leah Richmond, Assistant Director of Compliance LEE WORKMAN, Acting Chief Operating Officer 4502 STEVEN HINRICHS, Director of Athletic Equipment 4602 Jackie Daniels, Mailroom/Copy Clerk Tyler Wray, Assistant Equipment Manager Jeanne LeBlanc-Lecce, Administrative Support Associate J.J. McLAMB, Senior Associate AD/Internal Operations 4694 Vickie Revels Matthews, Executive Assistant/Director of Athletics Kellen Altman, Director of Operations External Staff Kim Matthews, Travel Coordinator Assistant AD/Game Operations-Facilities GREG HERRING, Associate AD/Marketing & Fan Engagement 4530 Dr. Gary Overton, Justin Behr, Assistant Director of Marketing & Fan Engagement Joey Perry, Director of Athletic Grounds Susie Glynn, Cheerleading Head Coach Emily Rudis, Operations Assistant Kristin Jeffries, Dance Team Head Coach Allen Schley, Assistant Turf Grass Manager Whitney Marks, Associate Director of Marketing & Fan Engagement MIKE HANLEY, Senior Associate AD/Student Services 4603 Brian Meador, Director of Video Production Krista Carano, Associate Athletic Trainer Sonni Minton, Trademark Licensing Coordinator Nate Clark, Associate Athletic Trainer Bill Staub, Director of Athletic Bands Michael Guerdan, Assistant Athletic Trainer Steve Uhlmann, Director of Creative Services Lannie Hales, Assistant Athletic Trainer Eric Ward, Director of Athletics Marketing & Fan Engagement Jake Moore, Head Football Athletic Trainer TOM McCLELLAN, Assistant AD/Media Relations 4522 Danielle Morris, Director of Life Skills/Community Service Liaison Malcolm Gray, Director of Athletics Media Relations Daniele Petty, Assistant Athletic Trainer Jody Jones, Associate Director of Athletics Media Relations Gwyn Smith, Athletic Insurance Coordinator Pat McGlynn, Assistant Director of Athletics Media Relations Karen Stuart, Assistant Athletic Trainer Chip Welch, Assistant Director of Athletics Media Relations Zac Womack, Head Athletic Trainer PHILLIP WOOD, Senior Associate AD/Pirate Club 4540 JEFF CONNORS, Assistant AD/Strength & Conditioning 1331 Chase Blake, Assistant Director of Development Vinnie Calautti, Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach Laura Bond, Director of Special Events and Hospitality Brandon Golden, Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach LaTrenda Britt, Administrative Support Associate De’Vaughn Gordon, Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach Sarita Cawiezell, Administrative Support Associate Emily Sniezek, Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach Will Chriscoe, Assistant Athletics Director/Major Gifts Austin Collard, Assistant Director of Development DR. CAL CHRISTIAN, Faculty Atheltics Representative 4513 Carl Evans, Associate Athletics Director/Development NITA BOYCE, Assistant AD/Student Development 4550 Mark Hessert, Associate Athletics Director/Associate Executive Director Jennifer Bonner, Assistant Director of Student Development Matt Maloney, Assistant Athletics Director/Major Gifts Cheryl Bright, Administrative Associate Drew Moeller, Associate Director of Development Kristen Cooney, Academic Coordinator Will Nowadly, Director of Strategic Communications Carlester Crumpler, Academic Coordinator Molly Pierce, Business Officer Ashleigh Hayes, Academic Coordinator Beth Rose, Data Entry Specialist Whitney Kimble, Learning Specialist Kyle Verber, Director of Development Brian O’Hara, Assistant Director of Student Development SCOTT LANE, Associate AD/Ticket Sales & Services 4500 Kathy Pittman, Administrative Associate Ashley Droze, Assistant Director of Ticket Services Rebecca Wade, Academic Coordinator Jason Steinberg, Director of Ticket Services Josh Williams, Academic Coordinator Shanna Wentzler, Associate Director of Ticket Services Brad Drummond, IMG Learfield (General Manager/Ticket Sales) Chase Longs, IMG Learfield (Account Executive, Ticket Services) Head Coaches Joe Mayancsik, IMG Learfield (Account Executive, Ticket Sales) AMANDA BARNES, Women’s Lacrosse ��5360 GREG PIERCE, Assistant AD/Video Services 1546 JASON HAMILTON, Women’s Soccer ��1427 Kyle Gaskins, Assistant Coordinator of Football Video Operations SUSIE GLYNN, Cheerleading ��4510 Addison Harvey, Coordinator of Football Video Operations CLIFF GODWIN, Baseball �� 1985 Sam Saunders, Director of Technology Brandon Smith, Assistant Director of Video Services SHAWN HEINCHON, Men’s Tennis ��1421 KRISTIN JEFFRIES, Dance ��4512 Internal Staff CURT KRAFT, Track & Field/Cross Country ��1417 LEE WORKMAN, Senior Associate AD/Administration/CFO 4530 MATT JABS, Swimming & Diving ��4608 Angie Lower, Human Resources Coordinator JOE DOOLEY, Men’s Basketball ��4592 STEPHANIE COLEMAN, Asst. Vice Chancellor/Operations & Compliance Mgmt. 4507 Barry Brickman, Director of Athletic Business HEATHER MACY, Women’s Basketball ��4586 Jamie Charles, Accounting Technician ANDREW SAPP, Men’s Golf ��1424 Gloria Gorham, Administrative Support Specialist SCOTTIE MONTGOMERY, Football ��4570 Sherri Parmelee, Administrative Support Specialist TOM MORRIS, Women’s Tennis ��1422 Darlene Perry, Administrative Support Specialist Brittany Stockstill, Accountant COURTNEY OLIVER, Softball ��1428 Kimberly Tripp, Accountant JULIE TORBETT, Volleyball/Interim SWA ��1425 Sheri Whitfield, Accounting Manager KEVIN WILLIAMS, Women’s Golf ��1423 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 6 2018 Football Fact Book Primary Media Outlets Print Online Ronnie Woodward, Greenville Daily Reflector Stephen Igoe, Hoist The Colours/247Sports ([email protected], @RonnieW11) C: 919-632-1878 ([email protected], @Stephen_HTC) C: 252-531-1836 Sammy Batten, Fayetteville Observer Mark Lindsay, Pirate Illustrated/Rivals ([email protected], @FO_SammyBatten) C: 910-527-3758 ([email protected], @Pir8Illustrated) C: 252-916-8019 Rudy Coggins, Goldsboro News Argus ([email protected], @newsargussports) O: 919-739-7842 Wire Services Aaron Beard, Associated Press ([email protected], @AaronBeardAP) C: 919-612-7628 Paul Durham, Wilson Times ([email protected], @PDsports) C: 252-230-8059 Joedy McCreary, Associated Press ([email protected], @JoedyAP) C: 919-630-3309 Kai Jones, Kinston Free Press Radio ([email protected], @MMJKaiJones) O: 252-559-1078 Jeff Charles (play-by-play), Pirate IMG Sports Network Al Myatt, Bonesville Media ([email protected]) C: 252-341-9898 ([email protected], @almyatt2010) C: 910-890-2094 Troy Dreyfus, Pirate Radio 1250 Brett Friedlander, North State Journal ([email protected], @pirateradio1250) C: 252-531-9898 ([email protected], @BFriedACC) C: 910-309-4560 Mark Panichelli, ESPN Radio Sean Finnerty, Washington Daily News ([email protected], @markpanichelli) C: 252-514-5921 ([email protected], @SeanFinnerty8) O: 252-946-2144 Television Raleigh News & Observer/Durham Herald-Sun Jonas Pope IV, Brian Bailey, WNCT-TV/CBS ([email protected], @bbaileywnct) C: 252-327-9000 ([email protected], @JEPopeIV) C: 919-829-4520 Brian North, WCTI-TV/ABC ([email protected], @BrianNorth4) C: 252-259-9629 Rick Scoppe, Jacksonville Daily News ([email protected], @JDNsports) O: 910-353-1171 Billy Weaver, WITN-TV/NBC ([email protected], @billyweaver14) C: 252-531-5666 Jordan Honeycutt, New Bern Sun-Journal Conference ([email protected], @JHoneycuttNBSJ) O: 252-635-5670 Chuck Sullivan, American Athletic Conference The East Carolinian, campus (www.theeastcarolinian.com, @TEC_ ([email protected], @American_FB) O: 401-453-0660 Newspaper) O: 252-328-6366

Lodging, Dining & Transportation Greenville Hotels/Motels Dickinson Avenue Public House (252) 689-6388 The Scullery (252) 321-1550 Baymont Inn and Suites (252) 364-8980 East Coast Wings & Grill (252) 752-9464 Tie Breakers (252) 439-0555 Best Western Suites (252) 752-2378 Fajitas (252) 353-8700 Wasabi 88 (252) 493-0510 Candlewood Suites (252) 317-3000 Fire American Tavern (252) 565-7333 Wingstop (252) 689-6220 Comfort Inn (252) 355-0070 Five Guys (252) 364-1071 Winslow’s Deli (252) 364-8921 Courtyard by Marriott (252) 329-2900 Ford + Shep (252) 689-6853 Zoes Kitchen (252) 353-0485 Days Inn (252) 752-0214 GK Café (252) 752-7662 ECU also encourages you to take advantage of the following East Carolina Inn (252) 752-2122 Golden Corral (252) 756-4412 pizza delivery and fast food restaurants: Domino’s, Little Hampton Inn (252) 355-7474 Hibachi Grill & Buffet (252) 321-8882 Caesar’s Pizza, Marabella Old World Pizza, Papa John’s Quality Inn (252) 758-5544 Jack Brown’s (252) 689-6827 Pizza, Pizza Hut, Chick Fil-A, Taco Bell, Subway, Which Wich, Hilton Greenville (252) 355-5000 Kickback Jack’s (252) 329-0400 Bojangles, Zaxby’s, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Burger King, Holiday Inn Greenville (252) 754-8300 Logan’s Roadhouse (252) 439-4313 Hardees, McDonald’s and Wendy’s. Holiday Inn Express (252) 754-8300 Longhorn Steakhouse (252) 830-6100 Microtel Inn & Suites (252) 758-7282 Luna Pizza Café (252) 751-0900 Automobile Rentals Residence Inn by Marriott (252) 364-8999 Mayflower Seafood (252) 321-6188 Avis (252) 758-4797 Wingate Inn (252) 355-4283 McAlister’s Deli (252) 353-8000 Bill Askew Motors, Inc. (252) 756-9102 Mellow Mushroom (252) 565-8220 Budget (252) 321-1175 Recommended Greenville Restaurants Mi Cabana (252) 931-9566 Enterprise (252) 758-3400 A Tavola Market Café (252) 321-5533 Moe’s Southwest Grill (252) 752-6637 Hertz (252) 752-7518 A.J. McMurphy’s (252) 355-7956 Nino’s Cucina Italiana (252) 689-6446 Toyota Rent a Car (252) 321-3000 Bad Daddy’s Burger Bar (252) 756-5384 Noodles and Company (252) 756-6735 Basil’s Restaurant & Pizzeria (252) 353-5800 Olive Garden (252) 321-7498 Taxi Service Bonefish Grill (252) 754-0761 Outback Steakhouse (252) 321-8444 Ace Cab Company (252) 758-0888 Buffalo Wild Wings (252) 758-9191 Panera Bread (252) 317-8787 Aladdin (252) 439-2226 Café Duo (252) 439-2233 Parker’s BBQ (252) 758-9215 City Cab Company (252) 758-2161 Carolina Ale House (252) 317-0005 Plum Tree Bistro (252) 353-0088 Courtesy Transportation (252) 757-1558 Cheddar’s (252) 321-1002 Red Robin Gourmet Burgers (252) 558-4308 Commercial Air Service Chicos (252) 757-1666 Rucker Johns (252) 215-0011 American Airlines* (800) 433-7300 Chili’s (252) 355-7449 Sam Jones BBQ (252) 561-6937 Delta Airlines (800) 221-1212 Chipotle Mexican Grill (252) 558-1138 Shogun (252) 565-8818 Jet Blue (800) 538-2583 Christy’s Euro Pub (252) 758-2774 Smashed Waffles (252) 364-2872 Southwest Airlines (800) 435-9792 CPW’s (252) 757-7756 Starlight Café (252) 707-9033 United Airlines (800) 864-8331 Crossbones Tavern (252) 689-6199 Texas Roadhouse (252) 353-7427 *offers daily commuter service to/from Greenville (PGV); Cubbies (252) 752-6497 The Blackened Kraken (252) 215-8822 remaining airlines service Raleigh-Durham (RDU)

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 7 2018 Football Fact Book Pirate IMG Sports Network 100,000-Watt Flagship Steers Pirate IMG Radio Network The ECU Athletics Department and IMG College, the multimedia rights-holder for Pirate Athletics, are in the 11th year of a partnership with 107.9 WNCT-FM, the 100,000-watt flagship station for the Pirate IMG Radio Network. WNCT-FM’s powerful signal provides expanded coverage for ECU sports, extending to Raleigh (to the west), southern Virginia (to the The 2018 Pirate IMG Radio Network broadcast team: Marty Feurer, Kevin Monroe, Jeff Charles and David Horne north) and up and down the North Carolina coastline. The ECU Department of Athletics and IMG College, the national leader 100-yarder against Louisville Nov. 14, 1998. in the collegiate sports marketing industry, entered into an agreement Rounding out the broadcast team are sideline reporter Marty Feurer during the spring of 2006 that provides the company with the exclusive and network engineer/producer David Horn. Feurer, who will begin his multimedia rights to Pirate Athletics. 26th year on the network this fall, serves as director of development for The partnership, which now runs through 2023 and continues to guar- Battleship North Carolina. The 2018 campaign will mark Horn’s 13th year antee the university an annual rights fee plus additional considerations with the Pirate IMG Radio Network. Horn will also serve as booth host in based upon revenue generated by IMG College, encompasses all sales addition to his engineering and production responsibilities. and marketing opportunities associated with ECU sports, including radio and television programming, game programs and other athletics pub- 2018 PIRATE IMG RADIO NETWORK AFFILIATES lications, signage in all campus athletic venues, and at-event corporate as of June 15 promotions and hospitality functions. Charlotte, N.C. WBCN (1660 AM) Raleigh, N.C. +WCMC (99.9 FM) ECU is one of an impressive group of more than 70 Division I mem- Elizabeth City, N.C. WGAI (560 AM) Raleigh, N.C. +WCLY (1550 AM) Fayetteville, N.C. WFAY (1230 AM) Raleigh, N.C. +WDNC (620 AM) ber institutions and conferences, as well as the NCAA and other lead- Greenville, N.C. *WNCT (107.9 FM) Raleigh, N.C. +WDRU (1030 AM) ing national organizations that are aligned with IMG College, the lead- Greenville, N.C. WRHD (94.3 FM) Sanford, N.C. WFJA (105.5 FM) ing multimedia, marketing and licensing/brand management company Hamlet, N.C. WKDX (1250 AM) Williamston, N.C. WIAM (900 AM) in America. Headquartered in Winston-Salem, N.C., IMG College employs Manteo, N.C. WOBX (98.1 FM) Wilmington, N.C. WAAV (980 AM) more than 700 people in nearly 100 offices throughout the. U S. Myrtle Beach, S.C. WHSC (1050 AM) *flagship Norfolk, Va. WGH (97.3 FM/1310 AM) +check local listings ■■Pirate Football On The Radio Pirate Football may be heard throughout North Carolina as well as por- ■■The Scottie Montgomery Television Show tions of South Carolina and Virginia via the Pirate IMG Radio Network. ECU Head Coach Scottie Montgomery and Jeff Charles tape a 30-min- Jeff Charles is in his 31st year handling the play-by-play duties on the ute weekly television show that takes viewers inside Pirate Football. network after previously serving in the same capacity at Virginia Tech, The Scottie Montgomery Show airs each Sunday on local CBS affili- Illinois, and Furman prior to becoming the “Voice of the Pirates.” The ate WNCT, the television flagship station of the Pirates, and CW affiliate two-time North Carolina Sportscaster-of-the-Year also served as sports ENCT at 11:30 a.m. The show also airs Thursdays at 8:00 p.m. on ECN-Sud- director at WSB in Atlanta where he was the night-time host of a sports denlink 25 and is available regionally each Monday at 10 p.m. on the talk show heard throughout 38 states and Canada on the 50,000-watt Mid-Atlantic Sports Network (MASN). clear channel station. Former Pirate defensive standout Kevin Monroe, while in his 16th over- ■■The Scottie Montgomery Radio Call-In Show all season on the network broadcast team, joins Charles in the booth The Scottie Montgomery Radio Call-In Show takes place each Monday (12 for the 12th-straight year as lead analyst after serving a previous role noon) from Logan’s Roadhouse Restaurant in Greenville during the season. as sideline reporter. The four-year letterman and All-Conference USA The call-in show, hosted by Charles and aired on 94.3 FM The Game, fea- performer was a key member of Pirates’ secondary beginning in 1996, tures in-depth game-by-game analysis from Montgomery and a ques- topping the program in interceptions as a junior and senior, and cur- tion-and-answer segment for fans. The show is also available online via the rently shares a school record for the longest interception return with a TuneIn app and on www.ECUPirates.com (Watch/Listen menu on top row).

Pirate IMG Sports Marketing Staff Directory Meghan Heinchon Matt Riley Zach Smeltzer Olivia Hartjen (252) 757-0707 General Manager Senior Account Executive Senior Account Executive Partner Services Coordinator

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 8 2018 Football Fact Book Getting to Greenville

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Greenville. Take U.S. Highway 264 to Allen Road (second traffic light) and ■■From the Tidewater (Va.) Area74 Take U.S. Highway 13 from Suffolk to Ahoskie, N.C. Take bypass around turn right. Allen Road turns into Greenville Boulevard. Take Greenville Bou- Ahoskie (N.C. Highway 11) and take N.C. Highway 11 to Greenville where it levard to Charles Boulevard and take a left (ECU message board on cor- turns into Memorial Drive. Take Fifth Street to Cotanche Street and take a ner). Take Charles Boulevard down hill (passing Clark-LeClair Stadium on right. Take Cotanche, which turns into Charles Boulevard to Ficklen Drive the right) and turn right on Ficklen Drive. Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium is up and take a left. Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium is up the hill on the right. the hill on the right. ■■From I-95 North ■■From Wilmington Take I-95 South to U.S. Highway 264 exit (Wilson, N.C.). Take a left at the Take I-40 northwest to Wallace. Take right onto N.C. Highway 51 and head end of the exit ramp and continue on U.S. Highway 264 past Wilson and north through Chiquapin and Beulaville (about 20-25 miles). Get on N.C. head into Greenville. Take U.S. Highway 264 to Allen Road (second traf- Highway 241 in Beulaville and head about 10 miles north to Pink Hill, where fic light) and turn right. Allen Road turns into Greenville Boulevard. Take you will pick up N.C. Highway 11. Take N.C. Highway 11 through downtown Greenville Boulevard to Charles Boulevard and take a left (ECU message Kinston and into Greenville, where it turns into Memorial Drive. Take Me- board on corner). Take Charles Boulevard down hill (passing Clark-LeClair morial Drive to Greenville Boulevard and take a right. Take Greenville Bou- Stadium on the right) and turn right on Ficklen Drive. Dowdy-Ficklen Sta- levard to Charles Boulevard and take a left (ECU message board on cor- dium is up the hill on the right. ner). Take Charles Boulevard down hill (passing Clark-LeClair Stadium on the right) and turn right on Ficklen Drive. Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium is up ■■From I-95 South the hill on the right. Take I-95 North to US 264 exit (Wilson, N.C.). Take a right and continue on U.S. Highway 264 past Wilson and head into Greenville. Take U.S. Highway ■■Directions to Media Parking 264 to Allen Road (second traffic light) and turn right. Allen Road turns into Media parking is available at the First Presbyterian Church, which is lo- Greenville Boulevard. Take Greenville Boulevard to Charles Boulevard and cated at the intersection of Elm and 14th Street (1400 S. Elm Street). If trav- take a left (ECU message board on corner). Take Charles Boulevard down eling east on 10th Street, turn right on Elm Street heading south to the hill (passing Clark-LeClair Stadium on the right) and turn right on Ficklen intersection of Elm and 14th and the parking lot will be on your left. If trav- Drive. Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium is up the hill on the right. eling east on Greenville Boulevard, turn left on Elm Street heading north towards the first stop light, which is the intersection of Elm and 14th and ■■From the Triangle Area the parking lot is on your right. Attendants will direct you into the media Take U.S. Highway 64 from Raleigh and head east. Exit right onto lot (admittance is only by pass, which is obtained through the ECU athlet- U.S. Highway 264 past Zebulon and head east past Wilson and toward ics media relations office).

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 9 2018 Football Fact Book East Carolina University ■■Who We Are Community Engagement in 2012 from the Association of Public and East Carolina University is a 111-year-old public university nationally Land Grant Universities for its partnership with and service to the recognized for preparing educators and primary care physicians and for citizens of West Greenville through the Lucille W. Gorham Intergen- its cultural and performing arts programs. erational Center. It enrolls more than 29,000 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral stu- • Improving Lives: Dr. Sam Sears, a psychologist and researcher who dents and is North Carolina’s largest preparer of initially licensed teach- is the world’s authority on cardiac psychology, performs ground- ers and baccalaureate nurses. ECU is the state’s most influential preparer breaking work to help cardiac patients improve their quality of life. of primary care physicians who practice in rural and underserved com- His work toward the welfare of the human race won him the highest munities. It is home to a rapidly growing Honors College and the largest faculty honor in the UNC system, the O. Max Gardner Award, in 2013. College of Business in North Carolina. Additionally, the university is one • ECU was named one of four national finalists for the 2016 Magrath of only a few nationwide with dental medicine, engineering and medi- Award, this time for the Brody School of Medicine’s MATCH Wellness cine at the same institution. program – an interdisciplinary, community-university partnership Our motto is Servire, or To Serve. created to combat childhood obesity. • Dr. Carmen Russoniello, director of ECU’s Center for Applied Psycho- ■■Quick Facts physiology, was awarded the 2015 James E. Holshouser Jr. Award for • Military ties: ECU is located near four major military bases, including Excellence in Public Service for his work using biofeedback in the Camp Lejeune and Fort Bragg. In 2010, the university received the treatment of wounded warriors with PTSD. Freedom Award from the United States Department of Defense for its support of military families and service men and women, and in ■■Other Notables 2017, ECU was the first university to receive the United States Depart- • ECU nurtures a culture of high academic achievement on campus; ment of Defense Extraordinary Support Award for sustained support the Honors College received nearly four times the number of appli- of National Guard and Reserve service members. cations over the number of open slots this year. • Economic Muscle: ECU’s economic impact is estimated at $2.8 bil- • In addition, we integrate public service into the custom learning ex- lion statewide, with more than $1.8 billion in eastern North Carolina. perience of our highest-performing students, immersing them in • Primary Care: The Brody School of Medicine has consistently been leadership and learning that requires service projects as part of the ranked by the American Academy of Family Physicians among the Honors College curriculum. top five (often No. 1) in the nation for the percentage of graduates • We are a highly diverse campus, with minorities making up 32 per- who choose residencies in family medicine each year. The school is a cent of our undergraduate, 36 percent of our medical and 26 percent national model for producing family physicians who practice in rural of our dental students. and underserved communities. Nearly 60 percent of Brody gradu- • ECU students, faculty and staff engage in 238 campus-communi- ates remain in primary care five years after graduation – the highest ty partnerships. percentage of any medical school in North Carolina. • Notable East Carolina alumni include Pulitzer Prize winners Rick At- • Dental Medicine: ECU dental students spend their fourth year train- kinson and Dan Neil; Scott Avett, musician and visual artist; Ronnie ing and serving patients at community service learning centers lo- Barnes, senior vice president of medical services, New York Giants; cated in eight underserved areas across the state. The method pre- Howell Binkley, Tony Award-winning Broadway lighting designer; pares them to practice and engage with rural communities while Velton Ray Bunch, Emmy Award-winning composer; Lisa Callahan, also providing much-needed dental care to these regions. In recog- chief medical officer and senior vice president of player care, MSG nition of this work, Dr. Gregory Chadwick, dean of the School of Den- Sports; Brigadier General Jeffrey Clark, former director, Walter Reed tal Medicine, was awarded the 2017 James E. Holshouser Jr. Award in National Military Medical Center; Ron Clark, educator and New York Public Service by the University of North Carolina system. Our second Times bestselling author; Cassandra Deck-Brown, chief of police, class of graduates headed into practice or residency in 2016. Raleigh, North Carolina; Janice Faulkner, former North Carolina sec- • Leading in Preparing Teachers: ECU’s Partnership East program, retary of state and secretary of revenue; Beth Grant, Screen Actors funded by a private sector grant, helps fill an urgent need for teach- Guild Award-winning actor; Bob Grezcyn, former president and CEO ers in North Carolina’s rural classrooms by providing scholarships al- of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina; Kelly King, chairman lowing residents of rural communities to complete their senior year and CEO, BB&T; James Maynard, founder of Golden Corral restau- teaching internships without leaving home. Seventy-five percent of rants; Robert Morgan, former United States senator; Ben Owen III, Partnership East graduates are teaching in North Carolina, and 94 North Carolina potter; Sandra Mims-Rowe, retired editor of the Pu- percent of those are teaching in eastern North Carolina. litzer Prize-winning The Daily Oregonian; Ruth Shaw, former presi- • National Recognition for Engagement and Public Service: ECU re- dent and CEO of Duke Power; Kevin Williamson, Saturn Award-win- ceived the prestigious C. Peter Magrath Award for University/ ning screenwriter.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 10 2018 Football Fact Book Chancellor ■■Cecil P. Staton (Furman ’80) Dr. Cecil P. Staton is East Carolina University’s 11th chancellor after formally being appointed to the position by the University of North Caro- lina Board of Governors on April 27, 2016. He began his duties on ECU’s campus July 1, 2016. In Fall 2017, Staton announced the launch of the Rural Prosperity Ini- tiative, combining the resources of ECU’s campus along with university partners to focus is extensive research and engagement expertise on finding solutions to the extraordinary disparities in health, education and economic development in rural and coastal North Caroli- na communities. In December 2017, Staton was appointed to the NAFSA: Association of International Educators board of directors. NAFSA, based in Washing- ton, D.C., is the world’s largest and most comprehensive nonprofit association of professionals dedicated to international education with more than 10,000 members, representing 3,500-plus institutions in more than 150 countries. Before joining ECU, Staton served from 2014-16 as vice chancellor for extended education for the University System of Georgia. He was also USG’s liaison with the Georgia Research Alliance and supported USG’s He and his wife, Catherine, have two children: Cecil P. Staton III, a fi- economic development initiatives and efforts to match the resources of nancial planner in Atlanta, and William Davidson Staton, a graduate stu- USG institutions with Georgia’s evolving workforce needs. dent at DePaul University in Chicago. From 2015-2016, Staton also served as interim president of Valdosta State. In that role, he focused on retention, improving student success ECU Administration and better marketing and branding to reverse recent enrollment de- clines and associated budget shortfalls. Dr. Cecil P. Staton ��Chancellor Dr. Ron Mitchelson ��Provost Additionally, he was associate provost at Mercer University in Macon, Dr. Mark Stacy ��Interim Vice Chancellor for Health Sciences Georgia and served five terms as a Georgia state senator. While in the Sara Thorndike ��Vice Chancellor for Administration and Finance legislature, he was recognized as a leader on health care and higher ed- Dr. Virginia Hardy ��Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs ucation matters. Dr. Jay Golden ��Vice Chancellor for Research, Staton’s private-sector experience includes founding and lead- Economic Development and Engagement ing three communications companies: Smyth & Helwys Publishing, Chris Dyba ��Vice Chancellor for University Advancement a publisher of books and curriculum products; Stroud and Hall Pub- Donna Gooden Payne, J.D. ��University Counsel and Vice Chancellor for Legal Affairs lishers, a publisher of books on politics and current events; and Geor- James F. Hopf, J.D. ��Chief of Staff gia Eagle Media, a holding company for broadcasting, newspaper and Dave Hart ��Special Advisor to the Chancellor for Athletics media properties. Active in professional and civic organizations, Staton has been recognized numerous times for his service and leadership. His awards and 2018-2019 ECU Board of Trustees honors include the Georgia Independent College Association’s 2014 Mill- Edwin Clark ��Greenville er-Deal Award for significant public service in higher education; Legis- Mark Copeland ��Dallas, Texas lator of the Year awards from the Georgia Hospital Association, Georgia Vern Davenport �� Wake Forest Technology Association and Georgia Rural Health Care Association; and Deborah Davis ��Richmond, Virginia the Georgia Ambulance Association Star of Life Award. Leigh Fanning ��Greenville Staton, a first-generation college student, is a native of Greenville, Max Joyner Jr. ��Greenville South Carolina. He has a bachelor’s degree in religion from Furman Uni- Kel Normann ��Sanford versity in Greenville, South Carolina, master of theology and master of Bob Plybon ��Greensboro divinity degrees from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kieran Shanahan �� Raleigh Lt. Col. Vincent Smith ��Vienna, Virginia Wake Forest and a doctorate in Old Testament, Hebrew and ancient Near Jordan Koonts (SGA President) �� Raleigh Eastern studies from the University of Oxford in England.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 11 2018 Football Fact Book Athletics Leadership ■■Lee Workman Acting Chief Operating Officer (Tennessee Tech ’83) Lee Workman currently serves as the athletics department’s acting chief operating officer following an appointment by ECU Chancellor Cecil P. Staton in the spring of 2018. In addition to his recent assignment providing leadership and comprehensive oversight of the department’s day-to-day operations, Workman also holds the title of senior associate athletics director for administration and chief financial officer. As a member of the department’s executive leadership team beginning in 2013, he was charged with the development of strategic planning and policy administration initiatives. He also directed the unit’s human resources efforts and coordinated apparel, footwear and equipment relationships, as well as brand and trademark licensing. Among his duties in previous roles was the successful handling of fan Workman additionally served as sport administrator for the men’s and engagement at sporting events, neutral site, bowl game and postsea- women’s swimming and diving teams, as well as the men’s and wom- son logistics for all of ECU’s athletic programs. Workman also coordi- en’s tennis programs. nated the ECU Athletics Hall of Fame, marketing, promotions and ticket In 2014, Workman spearheaded ECU Athletics’ rebranding process, ul- sales, while serving on various university committees. timately leading to what is the Pirates’ official logo today. A Knoxville, Tenn., native, Workman graduated from Tennessee Tech A long-time member of the Pirate family, Workman began at the uni- in 1983 with a bachelor’s degree in business administration and market- versity as an intern in 1984 before working his way up the administra- ing, before earning his master’s degree in sports administration from tive ladder. He has served in various capacities, including assistant mar- St. Thomas University in 1984. He is an IA Athletic Director’s Associa- keting director, marketing director, assistant athletics director for special tion Fellow and holds numerous memberships with organizations such events and ticket sales, assistant athletics director for special events and as NACDA and ICLA. assistant athletics director for ticketing and promotions. Workman and his wife Jan have two children, Rachel and Jason.

■■Executive Leadership Team

Mike Hanley J.J. McLamb Julie Torbett Phillip Wood Lee Workman

Stephanie Coleman ...... Assistant Vice Chancellor/Operations & Compliance Management Mike Hanley ...... Senior Associate AD/Student Services J.J. McLamb ...... Senior Associate AD/Internal Operations Julie Torbett ...... Interim SWA/Head Volleyball Coach Phillip Wood ...... Senior Associate AD/Pirate Club Lee Workman ...... Acting Chief Operating Officer

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 12 2018 Football Fact Book Stadium Bagwell Field at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium

■■The Early Years college and established a financial aid foundation, the Ficklen Founda- The original plan for ECU’s current football facility was announced Oct. tion, to aid students of the college. 7, 1961, by Dr. Leo Jenkins, Chancellor of the College, at a meeting of the Society of Buccaneers. Within a year, $283,387 had been raised, al- ■■Bagwell Field though the goal had been only $200,000. With the funds in hand, Fick- Since graduating in the early 1970s, Al and Debby Bagwell have been len Stadium was built. gracious friends of the university with Al serving on the Pirate Club’s Ex- The James Skinner Ficklen Memorial Stadium was dedicated Sept. 21, ecutive Committee in 1994-95 and being appointed to the University’s 1963, as East Carolina defeated Wake Forest, 20-10. Board of Visitors in 1998. The couple from Lake Gaston, Va., was honored The original stadium consisted of the permanent stands on the south in 1997 for their gift to the Pirate Club’s Shared Visions Campaign. For side, a small press box, and the old lighting system which was removed their contributions on behalf of the University and to the ECU Education- after the 1974 season. Total cost was $300,000. al Foundation, the Bagwells had their name become a permanent mark The north side permanent seating was constructed in 1968, increasing on the ECU landscape as the field is now recognized as Bagwell Field at the stadium seating capacity to 20,000. Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. ■■The Namesakes ■■Stadium Lighting In April 1994, Ron and Mary Ellen Dowdy, of Orlando, Fla., announced a $1 The first major renovation in Ficklen Stadium was the lighting system, a million gift to the ECU Educational Foundation. The gift would go toward change that occured just before the 1975 season opened. The old inner sta- the ongoing expansion of ECU’s football stadium, which was renamed dium lights on six poles were removed and replaced with six towers out- Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. side the stadium. The system is a combination of metallic and incandes- Ron Dowdy, who was a member of the school’s Board of Trustees, cur- cent lights. There are 288 fixtures of 1500 watts each on six 162-foot towers. rently oversees commercial leases, residential apartments, and several Cost of the system was $450,000. other enterprises as part of Dowdy Properties in Orlando. Dowdy, a 1966 graduate of ECU, has been involved with many civic organizations, includ- ■■Early Expansion ing the Executive Committee of the Florida Citrus Sports Association, the A radical change greeted fans as the 1978 season opened. An expan- Board of Directors for the Florida Citrus Bowl, the Board of Directors at Hu- sion on all four corners boosted the stadium’s seating capacity from mana Hospital Lucerne in Orlando and the Senior Citizen Advisory Com- 20,000 to 35,000, the third-largest stadium in North Carolina. The ex- mittee in Orange County. pansion was made possible with $2.5 million through a drive in the The late James Skinner Ficklen, a Greenville resident, distinguished spring of 1977. himself as one of America’s leading tobacconists. At the time of his In addition to more seats, a press box with three levels and an elevator death in 1955, Ficklen was President and Chairman of the Board of the for access was built. The press box had space for 60 writers and an entire E.B. Ficklen Tobacco Company of Greenville. He was a close friend of the floor for broadcast media. EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 14 2018 Football Fact Book ■■Last Expansion ■■Playing Surface After additions on the north side (upper deck in 1998 and club-level seat- During the summer of 1983, a complete renovation was done on the ing in 1999) increased the stadium’s capacity to 43,000, East Carolina com- playing surface. A new drainage system, a new base of gravel and sand, pleted a 7,000-seat expansion project in the east endzone that pushed new treated topsoil, and a new grass (Tifton 419 Hybrid Bermuda). Most the seating availability to 50,000 in time for the 2010 season opener. In recently, the facility was completely re-sodded during the late spring addition, Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium received an aesthetic enhancement the of 2014. same year when 10,200 purple chairback seats replaced existing bleachers inside the 35-yard lines on both sides of the facility. ■■Scoreboard A 84'-wide x 28'-tall high definition-rated score/ videoboard accompanied the 7,000-seat endzone expansion in the summer of 2010. The board features state-of-the-art video capabilities for fan en- joyment. In addition, a new auxiliary scoreboard was added to the Murphy Center on the west side to give spectators easy visibility access from all view- ing locations.

The East Carolina University Department of Athletics and Pirate Club unveiled the next chapter in ECU history during the spring of 2016, releasing plans for a Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Southside Renovation project that is targeted for completion in the fall of 2019. Construction began following the final 2017 home football game and will remain in progress throughout the 2018 season. Stadium, Pirate Traditions ■■Cannon ■■No Quarter A tradition that dates back to at least 1967, the cannon in Dowdy-Fick- The Pirates adopted a new set of flag raising ceremonies at home foot- len Stadium’s endzone is fired at the end of the National Anthem, when ball games in 2007, and perhaps the most popular one has been the “No the team runs onto the field, when the Pirates score and at the conclu- Quarter.” Hoisted prior to the fourth quarter to replace the tradition- sion of all games. al black skull and crossbones Jolly Roger symbol, the red “No Quarter” flag signifies the Pirates will now take no prisoners and give no quarter ■■Purple Haze to their enemy. The classic Jimi Hendrix tune is played prior to the start of every home football game as the Pirates take to the field through a cloud of purple ■■Alma Mater smoke. The team entrance was enhanced in 2010 with an inflatable pirate The ECU Alma Mater is “Hail to Thy Name So Fair.” It first appeared in the head the team runs through to reach the west endzone. 1940-41 ECTC Student Handbook where it was attributed to a student by the name of Harold A. McDougle (’44). McDougle later became a part-time ■■Mascot instructor in the Music Department at ECTC (1946-47) and a music teacher The costumed Pirate mascot be- at Greenville High School (1947-48). came associated with East Carolina in 1983. Other team mascots through ■■School Colors the years have been a dog, “Pete,” The school colors for East Carolina University - purple and gold - go back which accompanied the team in to the time when the first students arrived on campus in 1909. ECU histori- the 1970s, students dressed as par- an Dr. Mary Jo Bratton, the author of “East Carolina University The Forma- rots or pirates, and even a live wild- tive Years 1907-1982,” said the selection of school colors represented one of cat, which served as the mascot in the first traditions established by the students. In the early fall of 1909 the 1930-31. administration asked students for their suggestions on school colors. Old gold and royal purple won the vote. ■■First Down Pirates! In the following year, the colors carried over to the school’s first base- The “First Down ... Pirates” cheer ball team, a club team that won most of its games. According to Brat- was initiated by former public dress ton, the opening game produced a 6-2 win for East Carolina against a local announcer Jon Moore. The cheer follows a key ECU first down play when Greenville team. The newspaper account of the game credited the effec- the announcer gives the spot of the ball and saying, “Where it is a first tive cheering of the young ladies of the school for “winning the victory for down ...” followed by the crowd’s yell of “Pirates!” the purple and gold.” EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 15 2018 Football Fact Book ■■Top Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Crowds ■■All Games Average — Season No. Attendance Opponent Date Score Year G Attendance Average Record 1. 51,082 North Carolina Sept. 20, 2014 W, 70-41 2010 13 564,754 43,443 *6-7 2. 50,719 NC State Sept. 10, 2016 W, 33-30 2016 12 517,125 43,094 3-9 3. 50,610 North Carolina Oct. 1, 2011 L, 35-20 2012 13 560,175 43,090 *8-5 4. 50,514 Virginia Tech Sept. 26, 2015 W, 35-28 1985 11 466,732 42,430 2-9 5. 50,410 NC State Oct. 16, 2010 W, 33-27 (OT) 2015 12 506,620 42,218 5-7 6. 50,345 Southern Miss Nov. 5, 2011 L, 48-28 *bowl appearance 7. 50,277 UCF Nov. 19, 2011 W, 38-31 8. 50,191 Navy Nov. 6, 2010 L, 76-35 ■■2017 American Athletic Conference 9. 50,145 Marshall Oct. 23, 2010 W, 37-10 Regular Season Attendance Leaders 10. 50,096 Virginia Tech Sept. 14, 2013 L, 15-10 No. School Avg. Attendance 11. *50,092 NC State Nov. 20, 1999 W, 23-6 1. ECU 36,727 12. 50,023 UAB Sept. 24, 2011 W, 28-23 2. UCF 36,082 13. 50,010 Tulsa Sept. 5, 2010 W, 51-49 3. Navy 34,756 14. 49,410 Tulane Oct. 29, 2011 W, 34-13 4. Memphis 33,307 15. 49,404 Virginia Tech Sept. 10, 2011 L, 17-10 5. Houston 32,583 *denotes utilization of portable bleachers 6. USF 31,401 7. Cincinnati 28,434 ■■Home Game Total — Season 8. Temple 27,318 Year G Attendance Average Record 9. Connecticut 20,335 2011 6 300,069 50,012 3-3 10. SMU 19,994 2010 6 297,987 49,665 4-2 11. Tulsa 18,459 2009 7 292,191 41,742 6-1 12. Tulane 16,939 2012 6 282,076 47,013 5-1 2014 6 268,713 44,786 5-1 ■■2017 “Non-Autonomy” Conference Regular Season Attendance Leaders ■■Home Game Average — Season No. School Avg. Attendance Year G Attendance Average Record 1. San Diego State 39,347 2011 6 300,069 50,012 3-3 2. ECU 36,727 2010 6 297,987 49,665 4-2 3. UCF 36,082 2012 6 282,076 47,013 5-1 4. Navy 34,756 2014 6 268,713 44,786 5-1 5. Memphis 33,307 2016 6 264,680 44,113 3-3 6. Houston 32,583 7. Colorado State 32,062 ■■Road Game Average — Season 8. USF 31,401 Year G Attendance Average Record 9. boise State 31,123 1986 6 319,337 53,223 0-6 10. Army 30,924 1985 6 313,550 52,258 1-5 1996 5 236,001 47,200 3-2 1987 6 273,929 45,655 2-4 1995 6 262,670 43,778 3-3

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 16 2018 Football Fact Book ■■Pirates in Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium (1963-2017) Year G Attend. Average Record Of Note ... 1963 5 51,500 10,300 5-0-0 ECU defeats Wake Forest, 20-10, in front of 17,000 people in first game at Ficklen Stadium 1964 4 47,322 11,831 3-1-0 1965 4 56,834 14,209 4-0-0 1966 5 60,164 12,033 3-2-0 Ficklen Stadium is home to the Pirates’ first Southern Conference championship team 1967 5 65,505 12,901 3-2-0 1968 5 66,187 13,237 2-3-0 1969 5 45,837 9,167 1-4-0 1970 4 48,264 12,066 1-3-0 1971 5 72,585 14,517 3-2-0 1972 5 65,311 13,066 5-0-0 ECU beats The Citadel, 27-21, in first televised game at Ficklen Stadium 1973 5 84,352 16,870 5-0-0 1974 5 82,376 16,475 5-0-0 1975 5 77,844 15,537 4-1-0 1976 5 88,691 17,738 5-0-0 1977 4 84,464 21,617 3-1-0 1978 5 125,644 25,129 5-0-0 Over 100,000 people come through turnstiles for first time in stadium history 1979 5 116,693 23,339 5-0-0 1980 5 97,789 19,558 2-3-0 1981 5 103,476 20,695 3-2-0 Pirates score a stadium-record 66 points in 66-23 win over East Tennessee State 1982 4 87,169 21,792 4-0-0 1983 4 113,967 28,492 4-0-0 Pirates go undefeated at home and finish ranked No. 20 1984 4 104,972 26,243 2-2-0 1985 5 153,182 30,636 1-4-0 1986 5 123,089 24,617 2-3-0 1987 5 138,297 27,659 3-2-0 1988 6 146,508 24,418 1-5-0 1989 5 135,568 27,114 5-0-0 1990 5 136,639 27,328 3-2-0 1991 5 155,415 31,083 5-0-0 ECU records its first-ever victory over South Carolina; Jeff Blake’s one-yard option TD run and subsequent two-point conversion lifts Pirates past No. 23 Pittsburgh 1992 5 164,068 32,814 3-2-0 1993 5 134,482 26,896 2-3-0 1994 5 159,805 31,961 3-2-0 Junior Smith rushes for 60 yards vs. Southern Miss to become ECU’s all-time leading rusher 1995 5 151,889 30,378 5-0-0 1996 5 146,324 29,264 4-1-0 1997 5 164,375 32,875 3-2-0 ECU joins Conference USA after 20 years as an independent 1998 5 158,716 31,743 3-2-0 1999 5 200,495 40,099 4-1-0 ECU beats N.C. State, 23-6, in the Wolfpack’s first-ever trip to Greenville in front of 50,092 2000 6 217,742 36,290 4-2-0 2001 5 186,875 37,375 2-3-0 2002 5 148,144 29,626 3-2-0 2003 6 198,073 33,012 0-6-0 North Carolina makes its first-ever trip to Greenville in front of 44,040 at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium 2004 5 153,418 30,684 2-3-0 ECU surpasses the 5 million mark in total attendance 2005 5 165,230 33,046 3-2-0 2006 6 223,006 37,168 4-2-0 2007 6 249,219 41,537 4-2-0 ECU eclipses the 40,000 mark in five of six games; Pirates top Tar Heels 34-31 in home opener 2008 5 210,080 42,016 4-1-0 Pirates draw full capacity (43,000) in three of five games; East Carolina stuns No. 8 Mountaineers 24-3 in home opener on ESPN 2009 7 292,191 41,742 6-1-0 ECU announces sell-outs for all six regular season games; Pirates defeat Houston in C-USA title game at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium 2010 6 297,987 49,665 4-2-0 A 7,000-seat expansion is completed and capacity is pushed to 50,000 2011 6 *300,069 *50,012 3-3-0 Pirates set new single-season records in total and average attendance for the second-straight campaign in 50,000-seat stadium 2012 6 282,076 47,013 5-1-0 ECU surpasses the 7 million mark in total attendance 2013 6 263,910 43,985 5-1-0 50th Anniversary celebration; topped 1 million attendance mark since expansion 2014 6 268,713 44,786 5-1-0 ECU sets single-game attendance record of 51,082 in 70-41 triumph over North Carolina 2015 6 259,645 43,274 3-3-0 Pirates down Virginia Tech 35-28 in front of 50,514 for their fifth-straight win over an ACC opponent 2016 6 264,680 44,113 3-3-0 ECU beats NC State 33-30 in front of second-largest home crowd (50,719) 2017 7 257,090 36,727 2-5-0 Pirates surpass the 2 million post-expansion milestone on Sept. 16 vs. Virginia Tech (43,776) Totals 284 8,465,456 29,808 186-98-0 *school record EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 17 2018 Football Fact Book Strength & Conditioning

The Murphy Center is located between Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium and The second floor of the building features a private dining area for re- Minges Coliseum. It’s one of the largest and best-equipped strength and cruits as well as a 9,000-square-foot banquet hall and a large terrace with conditioning centers in the country. a view of the football stadium for Pirate Club functions. ECU’s Board of Trustees approved the project in the spring 1997, thus Because of its location behind the Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium endzone, its putting it into the athletics department staff’s hands to make this connection to Minges Coliseum and the Smith-Williams Center (ECU Ath- 52,475-square-foot, two-story strength and conditioning/Pirate Club mul- letics Hall of Fame), the Murphy Center is an ideal place for Pirate Club tipurpose center a reality. members to socialize at both football and basketball games. ECU’s strength and conditioning programs for its student-athletes are East Carolina University’s student-athletes train for competition under based out of the 22,000-square-foot first floor of the $13 million facility. the direct supervision of Assistant Athletics Director for Strength and Con- The weight room has revolutionized the Pirates’ strength and condition- ditioning Jeff Connors. The 2018-19 full-time strength staff consists of -as ing efforts. sistants Vinnie Calautti, Brandon Golden, De’Vaughn Gordon and Emily The center opened for workouts in June, 2002 and was dedicated at Sniezek. ECU’s home football game on September 14, 2002.

Athletic Training The student-athlete at East Carolina University has the luxury of having Housed in the Ward Sports Medicine Building adjacent to Dowdy-Ficklen one of the most dedicated health care teams in the Southeast. Directed Stadium and Minges Coliseum, the main athletic training room was reno- by Mike Hanley, Associate Director of Athletics for Student Services, along vated in 2018 and is equipped with the latest sports medicine technology with trainers Krista Carano, Nate Clark, Michael Guerdan, Lannie Hales, and modalities. Satellite athletic training rooms are located in Minges Col- Jake Moore (head football athletic trainer), Daniele Petty, Karen Stuart, iseum, Murphy Strength and Conditioning Center, Clark-LeClair Stadium, Zac Womack and team physician Dr. Joe Armen, the ECU Athletic Train- Smith-Williams Basketball Facility and the Williams-Harvey Teams Build- ing program provides every Pirate student-athlete the best available care ing (Terry Holland Sports Complex). for their injuries. Hanley, the 2009 National Athletic Trainer’s Association (NATA) Trainer-of-the-Year, and his staff are assisted by a wide array of ATHLETIC TRAINING STAFF (FULL-TIME) community-based physicians and other health care providers. Krista Carano ��Associate Athletic Trainer (Lacrosse, Women’s Golf) Nate Clark ��Associate Athletic Trainer (Men’s Basketball) PROFESSIONAL CONSULTANTS Michael Guerdan ��Assistant Athletic Trainer (Football) Dr. John Siegel ��Team Physician Emeritus Lannie Hales ��Assistant Athletic Trainer (Track and Field) Dr. Joe Armen ��Team Physician/Student Health Services Jake Moore ��Head Football Athletic Trainer Dr. Randy Fussell ��Dentistry Daniele Petty ��Assistant Athletic Trainer (Soccer, Men’s Golf) Dr. Phil Perdue �� Orthopedics Karen Stuart ��Assistant Athletic Trainer (Volleyball) Dr. Chris Hasty �� Orthopedics Zac Womack ��Head Athletic Trainer (Baseball) Dr. Stuart Lee �� Neurosurgery Katie Walsh Flanagan ��Education Program Director Dr. Kevin Youngs ��Physical Therapy Dr. Dennis McGee �� Chiropractic Dr. Greg Murphy ��Urology Dr. Joel “Jock” Moore, Jr. ��Sports Medicine Fellow

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 18 2018 Football Fact Book 2018 Preview 2018 Alphabetical Roster NO NAME POS HT WT CL-EXP ACQ-YR HOMETOWN (Previous School) 12 Holton Ahlers QB 6-3 236 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Greenville (D.H. Conley) 75 Sean Bailey OL 6-6 328 So-SQ SN-S’16 Cumming, Ga. (Lambert) 41 Tony Baird DE 6-3 225 Jr-2L SN-S’15 Virginia Beach, Va. (Ocean Lakes) -- khalil Barrett DB 5-11 200 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Havelock (Havelock) 34 Myles Berry DB 6-1 213 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Greensboro (Dudley) 25 Da’Andre Beverly DB 5-11 186 Fr-RS WO-F’17 Ahoskie (Hertford County) 38 bruce Bivens LB 6-0 230 So-1L SN-S’17 Houston, Texas (Davis) 95 bennett Boateng DT 6-1 290 Sr-SQ WO-F’14 Charlotte (Independence) -- Johnny Bogle TE 6-2 252 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. (Nease) 88 Trevon Brown WR 6-2 215 Sr-3L SN-S’14 Wilmington (New Hanover) 31 keyshawn Canady RB 6-0 189 So-1L SN-S’16 Wallace (Wallace-Rose Hill) 27 Daniel Charles DB 6-1 180 Fr-HS WO-S’18 Marietta, Ga. (Marietta) 32 Trace Christian RB 6-0 217 Fr-RS SN-S’17 Longwood, Fla. (Lake Brantley) 25 Cam Coleman RB 5-6 192 Fr-RS WO-S’17 Mocksville (Davie) 28 Jayshon Cornelius DB 5-8 175 Fr-RS WO-F’17 Winston-Salem (Reagan) 8 Tahj Deans WR 6-2 184 So-1L SN-S’16 Bailey (Southern Nash) 68 Jack Doyle OL 6-4 280 So-SQ SN-S’16 Wake Forest (Heritage) 19 Mardavean Eakins DB 5-10 170 Jr-HS WO-S’18 Burgaw (Pender) 1 Deondre Farrier WR 6-1 184 Jr-2L SN-S’15 Orlando, Fla. (Lake Nona) 63 Jaison Fournet OL 6-1 292 So-SQ WO-F’16 Cornelius (Hough) 62 Fernando Frye OL 6-3 286 Jr-SQ WO-F’17 Erie, Pa. (Mercyhurst) 89 Duce Fuller WR 5-10 167 Fr-RS WO-F’17 Greenville (D.H. Conley) 44 kendall Futrell DE 6-2 230 Jr-2L SN-S’16 Winterville (South Central) 4 Cannon Gibbs LB 6-2 228 Sr-1L SN-F’16 Brandon, Miss. (Jones JC) 26 Colby Gore DB 5-11 173 Jr-2L SN-S’16 Little River, S.C. (North Myrtle Beach) 15 Terrell Green WR 6-4 200 Sr-3L SN-S’14 Charleston, S.C. (Hanahan) -- Dorian Hardy DL 6-4 246 Fr-HS SN-S’18 Elizabeth, N.J. (North Brunswick Township) 39 Delvontae Harris LB 6-0 221 Fr-RS SN-S’17 Newnan, Ga. (Newnan) 40 Nate Harvey LB 6-1 225 Sr-1L WO-S’17 Knightdale (Georgia Military) 43 Dedrick Hawkins DB 6-2 200 Jr-SQ WO-F’15 Winston-Salem (Glenn) 98 brandon Henderson DL 6-5 272 Sr-SQ SN-S’17 Greenwood, S.C. (Georgia Military College) 84 Leroy Henley WR 6-1 196 Fr-RS SN-S’17 Pompano Beach, Fla. (Deerfield Beach) 70 Cortez Herrin OL 6-3 328 Jr-1L SN-S‘16 Saluda, S.C. (Saluda) 9 Reid Herring QB 6-3 197 So-SQ SN-S’16 Raleigh (Millbrook) 59 Chandon Hickerson DE 6-3 231 So-1L WO-F’16 Vacherie, La. (St. James) -- Damel Hickman DB 6-0 166 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Charlotte (Butler) 71 Travish Hicks OL 6-4 265 Jr-SQ WO-F’17 Winston-Salem (Hinds CC) 6 Marcus Holton Jr. DB 6-0 170 Sr-1L SN-F’16 Tallahassee, Fla. (Georgia Military) 28 Hussein Howe RB 5-9 180 Jr-2L SN-S’16 Jacksonville, Fla. (University Christian) 2 kingsley Ifedi QB 6-3 222 Fr-RS SN-S’17 Charlotte (Vance) 1 Tim Irvin DB 5-9 197 Jr-1L TR-F’16 Miami, Fla. (Auburn) 50 Shaun James DT 6-4 263 Sr-2L SN-S’14 Virginia Beach, Va. (Green Run) 35 Jonathan Jeffries WR 5-11 182 Jr-SQ TR-F’17 Charlotte (Campbell) 87 Jonathan Johnson WR 6-3 196 So-TR WO-S’18 Baltimore, Md. (Morgan State) -- Jordan Johnson OL 6-4 311 So-TR SN-S’18 Lansdowne, Pa. (Garden City CC) 20 Nolan Johnson DB 6-2 196 Fr-HS SN-F’17 High Point (Southwest Guilford) 60 Erik Lawson DS 6-5 310 Jr-TR WO-S’18 Elizabeth City (Georgia Military) -- Trey Love DL 6-3 246 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Greensboro (Southeast Guilford) 83 Cam Marshmon WR 5-9 159 Jr-1L WO-F’15 Raleigh (Southeast Raleigh) EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 20 2018 Football Fact Book NO NAME POS HT WT CL-EXP ACQ-YR HOMETOWN (Previous School) 55 Garrett McGhin OL 6-6 302 Sr-3L SN-S’14 Tallahassee, Fla. (Florida State) -- D’Angelo McKinnie DL 6-4 235 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Kenansville (Southwest Onslow) 78 Chandler Medeiros DL 6-3 275 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Statesville (South Iredell) 12 Rowe Mellott DB 6-0 212 Jr-SQ WO-S’17 Chapel Hill (Carrboro) 99 Dalton Montgomery TE 6-5 278 Jr-2L SN-S’15 Corinth, Texas (Lake Dallas) -- Juwan Moody WR 5-10 165 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Conway, S.C. (Conway) 73 Matt Morgan OL 6-5 288 Fr-RS SN-S’17 Clayton (Corinth Holders) 54 Ja-Quane Nelson DL 6-3 280 Fr-RS SN-S’17 High Point (Central) 49 Cole Nigro LB 6-1 233 Jr-TR WO-S’18 Raleigh (Louisburg CC) 79 Donovan Noel OL 6-3 295 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Raleigh (Millbrook) 14 Caiden Norman QB 6-1 199 Fr-RS WO-F’17 Clayton (Cleveland) 49 ben Norris TE 6-3 233 So-SQ SN-S’17 Charlotte (Myers Park) 7 Jeff Onyegbule RB 5-10 205 Fr-RS WO-F’17 Raleigh (Southeast Raleigh) 20 Will Partin WR 6-0 180 Fr-RS WO-F’17 Balsam Grove (Rosman) -- Andre Pegues WR 6-3 202 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Raeford (Hoke County) 76 branden Pena OL 6-2 288 Sr-SQ SN-S’16 Salinas, Calif. (Hartnell) 27 Darius Pinnix RB 6-0 227 So-1L SN-S’17 Elon (Western Alamance) 91 Caleb Pratt PK 6-3 197 Sr-3L WO-F’15 Roanoke Rapids (Roanoke Rapids) 93 Jalen Price DT 6-2 297 Jr-2L SN-S’16 Williamston (Riverside) 11 blake Proehl WR 6-1 180 Fr-RS SN-S’17 Charlotte (Providence) 46 Chance Purvis DE 6-4 232 So-SQ SN-S’16 Meridian, Miss. (Lamar School) 89 Raequan Purvis DT 6-2 301 So-1L SN-S’16 Plymouth (Plymouth) 30 Jaren Rainey DB 6-2 195 Fr-HS SN-F’17 High Point (Southwest Guilford) 51 Aaron Ramseur LB 6-1 206 So-1L SN-S’16 Shelby (Crest) 47 Anthony Ratliff DS 6-0 231 Jr-2L WO-F’16 Suwanee, Ga. (Lambert) 13 Davondre Robinson DB 6-0 201 So-1L SN-S’17 Holly Hill, S.C. (Lake Marion) 23 Warren Saba DB 5-10 186 So-TR SN-F’17 Cleveland, Ohio (Garden City CC) 87 Jaray Sampson TE 6-4 243 Jr-SQ WO-F’17 Fayetteville (Johnson C. Smith) 3 Anthony Scott RB 5-9 200 Sr-3L SN-S’14 Virginia Beach, Va. (Green Run) 5 Corey Seargent DB 6-0 179 Sr-3L SN-S’15 Rock Hill, S.C. (Northwestern) 52 Dqmarcus Shaw OL 6-4 303 Sr-1L SN-F’16 Batesville, Miss. (Itawamba CC) 67 D’Ante Smith OL 6-4 295 Jr-1L SN-S’16 Grovetown, Ga. (Grovetown) 33 Xavier Smith LB 6-0 239 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Stafford, Va. (Brooke Point) 58 John Spellacy OL 6-1 290 So-1L SN-S’17 Westlake, Ohio (St. Ignatius) -- Gerard Stringer LB 6-2 188 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Suffolk, Va. (Nansemond River) 42 Devon Sutton DB 5-11 198 Sr-2L WO-S’15 Charlotte (North Mecklenburg) 24 Michael Swift DE 6-3 246 Sr-1L WO-F’16 Apex (Apex) 45 kenyon Taylor DB 6-2 182 So-SQ SN-S’16 High Point (South Guilford) -- Ty Thompson RB 6-1 215 Fr-HS SN-S’18 Tampa, Fla. (Plant) 17 Michael Tilley PK 5-11 165 Fr-HS WO-S’18 Durham (Wakefield) 21 Ray Tillman LB 6-1 215 Sr-3L SN-S’14 Lithonia, Ga. (Miller Grove) 94 Alex Turner DT 6-2 293 Jr-2L SN-S’16 Houston, Texas (Jersey Village) 9 Jake Verity PK 6-1 170 Jr-1L SN-S’16 Bremen, Ga. (Bremen) 19 Mydreon Vines WR 6-1 183 So-1L SN-S’17 Greenville (J.H. Rose) 80 Anthony Watley TE 6-3 240 Jr-2L SN-S’16 Jacksonville, Fla. (Atlantic Coast) -- Jireh Wilson LB 6-3 190 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Jacksonville (Northside) 57 Peyton Winstead OL 6-3 287 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Raleigh (Leesville Road) 36 Michael Witherspoon DB 6-1 194 Jr-TR SN-F’17 Lawrenceville, Ga. (Hutchinson CC) EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 21 2018 Football Fact Book 2018 Numerical Roster NO NAME POS HT WT CL-EXP ACQ-YR HOMETOWN (Previous School) 1 Deondre Farrier WR 6-1 184 Jr-2L SN-S’15 Orlando, Fla. (Lake Nona) 1 Tim Irvin DB 5-9 197 Jr-1L TR-F’16 Miami, Fla. (Auburn) 2 kingsley Ifedi QB 6-3 222 Fr-RS SN-S’17 Charlotte (Vance) 3 Anthony Scott RB 5-9 200 Sr-3L SN-S’14 Virginia Beach, Va. (Green Run) 4 Cannon Gibbs LB 6-2 228 Sr-1L SN-F’16 Brandon, Miss. (Jones JC) 5 Corey Seargent DB 6-0 179 Sr-3L SN-S’15 Rock Hill, S.C. (Northwestern) 6 Marcus Holton Jr. DB 6-0 170 Sr-1L SN-F’16 Tallahassee, Fla. (Georgia Military) 7 Jeff Onyegbule RB 5-10 205 Fr-RS WO-F’17 Raleigh (Southeast Raleigh) 8 Tahj Deans WR 6-2 184 So-1L SN-S’16 Bailey (Southern Nash) 9 Reid Herring QB 6-3 197 So-SQ SN-S’16 Raleigh (Millbrook) 9 Jake Verity PK 6-1 170 Jr-1L SN-S’16 Bremen, Ga. (Bremen) 11 blake Proehl WR 6-1 180 Fr-RS SN-S’17 Charlotte (Providence) 12 Holton Ahlers QB 6-3 236 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Greenville (D.H. Conley) 12 Rowe Mellott DB 6-0 212 Jr-SQ WO-S’17 Chapel Hill (Carrboro) 13 Davondre Robinson DB 6-0 201 So-1L SN-S’17 Holly Hill, S.C. (Lake Marion) 14 Caiden Norman QB 6-1 199 Fr-RS WO-F’17 Clayton (Cleveland) 15 Terrell Green WR 6-4 200 Sr-3L SN-S’14 Charleston, S.C. (Hanahan) 17 Michael Tilley PK 5-11 165 Fr-HS WO-S’18 Durham (Wakefield) 19 Mardavean Eakins DB 5-10 170 Jr-HS WO-S’18 Burgaw (Pender) 19 Mydreon Vines WR 6-1 183 So-1L SN-S’17 Greenville (J.H. Rose) 20 Nolan Johnson DB 6-2 196 Fr-HS SN-F’17 High Point (Southwest Guilford) 20 Will Partin WR 6-0 180 Fr-RS WO-F’17 Balsam Grove (Rosman) 21 Ray Tillman LB 6-1 215 Sr-3L SN-S’14 Lithonia, Ga. (Miller Grove) 23 Warren Saba DB 5-10 186 So-TR SN-F’17 Cleveland, Ohio (Garden City CC) 24 Michael Swift DE 6-3 246 Sr-1L WO-F’16 Apex (Apex) 25 Da’Andre Beverly DB 5-11 186 Fr-RS WO-F’17 Ahoskie (Hertford County) 25 Cam Coleman RB 5-6 192 Fr-RS WO-S’17 Mocksville (Davie) 26 Colby Gore DB 5-11 173 Jr-2L SN-S’16 Little River, S.C. (North Myrtle Beach) 27 Daniel Charles DB 6-1 180 Fr-HS WO-S’18 Marietta, Ga. (Marietta) 27 Darius Pinnix RB 6-0 227 So-1L SN-S’17 Elon (Western Alamance) 28 Jayshon Cornelius DB 5-8 175 Fr-RS WO-F’17 Winston-Salem (Reagan) 28 Hussein Howe RB 5-9 180 Jr-2L SN-S’16 Jacksonville, Fla. (University Christian) 30 Jaren Rainey DB 6-2 195 Fr-HS SN-F’17 High Point (Southwest Guilford) 31 keyshawn Canady RB 6-0 189 So-1L SN-S’16 Wallace (Wallace-Rose Hill) 32 Trace Christian RB 6-0 217 Fr-RS SN-S’17 Longwood, Fla. (Lake Brantley) 33 Xavier Smith LB 6-0 239 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Stafford, Va. (Brooke Point) 34 Myles Berry DB 6-1 213 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Greensboro (Dudley) 35 Jonathan Jeffries WR 5-11 182 Jr-SQ TR-F’17 Charlotte (Campbell) 36 Michael Witherspoon DB 6-1 194 Jr-TR SN-F’17 Lawrenceville, Ga. (Hutchinson CC) 38 bruce Bivens LB 6-0 230 So-1L SN-S’17 Houston, Texas (Davis) 39 Delvontae Harris LB 6-0 221 Fr-RS SN-S’17 Newnan, Ga. (Newnan) 40 Nate Harvey LB 6-1 225 Sr-1L WO-S’17 Knightdale (Georgia Military) 41 Tony Baird DE 6-3 225 Jr-2L SN-S’15 Virginia Beach, Va. (Ocean Lakes) 42 Devon Sutton DB 5-11 198 Sr-2L WO-S’15 Charlotte (North Mecklenburg) 43 Dedrick Hawkins DB 6-2 200 Jr-SQ WO-F’15 Winston-Salem (Glenn) 44 kendall Futrell DE 6-2 230 Jr-2L SN-S’16 Winterville (South Central) EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 22 2018 Football Fact Book NO NAME POS HT WT CL-EXP ACQ-YR HOMETOWN (Previous School) 45 kenyon Taylor DB 6-2 182 So-SQ SN-S’16 High Point (South Guilford) 46 Chance Purvis DE 6-4 232 So-SQ SN-S’16 Meridian, Miss. (Lamar School) 47 Anthony Ratliff DS 6-0 231 Jr-2L WO-F’16 Suwanee, Ga. (Lambert) 49 Cole Nigro LB 6-1 233 Jr-TR WO-S’18 Raleigh (Louisburg CC) 49 ben Norris TE 6-3 233 So-SQ SN-S’17 Charlotte (Myers Park) 50 Shaun James DT 6-4 263 Sr-2L SN-S’14 Virginia Beach, Va. (Green Run) 51 Aaron Ramseur LB 6-1 206 So-1L SN-S’16 Shelby (Crest) 52 Dqmarcus Shaw OL 6-4 303 Sr-1L SN-F’16 Batesville, Miss. (Itawamba CC) 54 Ja-Quane Nelson DL 6-3 280 Fr-RS SN-S’17 High Point (Central) 55 Garrett McGhin OL 6-6 302 Sr-3L SN-S’14 Tallahassee, Fla. (Florida State) 57 Peyton Winstead OL 6-3 287 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Raleigh (Leesville Road) 58 John Spellacy OL 6-1 290 So-1L SN-S’17 Westlake, Ohio (St. Ignatius) 59 Chandon Hickerson DE 6-3 231 So-1L WO-F’16 Vacherie, La. (St. James) 60 Erik Lawson DS 6-5 310 Jr-TR WO-S’18 Elizabeth City (Georgia Military) 62 Fernando Frye OL 6-3 286 Jr-SQ WO-F’17 Erie, Pa. (Mercyhurst) 63 Jaison Fournet OL 6-1 292 So-SQ WO-F’16 Cornelius (Hough) 67 D’Ante Smith OL 6-4 295 Jr-1L SN-S’16 Grovetown, Ga. (Grovetown) 68 Jack Doyle OL 6-4 280 So-SQ SN-S’16 Wake Forest (Heritage) 70 Cortez Herrin OL 6-3 328 Jr-1L SN-S‘16 Saluda, S.C. (Saluda) 71 Travish Hicks OL 6-4 265 Jr-SQ WO-F’17 Winston-Salem (Hinds CC) 73 Matt Morgan OL 6-5 288 Fr-RS SN-S’17 Clayton (Corinth Holders) 75 Sean Bailey OL 6-6 328 So-SQ SN-S’16 Cumming, Ga. (Lambert) 76 branden Pena OL 6-2 288 Sr-SQ SN-S’16 Salinas, Calif. (Hartnell) 78 Chandler Medeiros DL 6-3 275 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Statesville (South Iredell) 79 Donovan Noel OL 6-3 295 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Raleigh (Millbrook) 80 Anthony Watley TE 6-3 240 Jr-2L SN-S’16 Jacksonville, Fla. (Atlantic Coast) 83 Cam Marshmon WR 5-9 159 Jr-1L WO-F’15 Raleigh (Southeast Raleigh) 84 Leroy Henley WR 6-1 196 Fr-RS SN-S’17 Pompano Beach, Fla. (Deerfield Beach) 87 Jonathan Johnson WR 6-3 196 So-TR WO-S’18 Baltimore, Md. (Morgan State) 87 Jaray Sampson TE 6-4 243 Jr-SQ WO-F’17 Fayetteville (Johnson C. Smith) 88 Trevon Brown WR 6-2 215 Sr-3L SN-S’14 Wilmington (New Hanover) 89 Duce Fuller WR 5-10 167 Fr-RS WO-F’17 Greenville (D.H. Conley) 89 Raequan Purvis DT 6-2 301 So-1L SN-S’16 Plymouth (Plymouth) 91 Caleb Pratt PK 6-3 197 Sr-3L WO-F’15 Roanoke Rapids (Roanoke Rapids) 93 Jalen Price DT 6-2 297 Jr-2L SN-S’16 Williamston (Riverside) 94 Alex Turner DT 6-2 293 Jr-2L SN-S’16 Houston, Texas (Jersey Village) 95 bennett Boateng DT 6-1 290 Sr-SQ WO-F’14 Charlotte (Independence) 98 brandon Henderson DL 6-5 272 Sr-SQ SN-S’17 Greenwood, S.C. (Georgia Military College) 99 Dalton Montgomery TE 6-5 278 Jr-2L SN-S’15 Corinth, Texas (Lake Dallas) -- khalil Barrett DB 5-11 200 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Havelock (Havelock) -- Johnny Bogle TE 6-2 252 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. (Nease) -- Dorian Hardy DL 6-4 246 Fr-HS SN-S’18 Elizabeth, N.J. (North Brunswick Township) -- Damel Hickman DB 6-0 166 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Charlotte (Butler) -- Jordan Johnson OL 6-4 311 So-TR SN-S’18 Lansdowne, Pa. (Garden City CC) -- Trey Love DL 6-3 246 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Greensboro (Southeast Guilford) -- D’Angelo McKinnie DL 6-4 235 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Kenansville (Southwest Onslow) -- Juwan Moody WR 5-10 165 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Conway, S.C. (Conway) -- Andre Pegues WR 6-3 202 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Raeford (Hoke County) -- Gerard Stringer LB 6-2 188 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Suffolk, Va. (Nansemond River) -- Ty Thompson RB 6-1 215 Fr-HS SN-S’18 Tampa, Fla. (Plant) -- Jireh Wilson LB 6-3 190 Fr-HS SN-F’17 Jacksonville (Northside) EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 23 2018 Football Fact Book 2018 Geographical Roster North Carolina Roanoke Rapids Caleb Pratt (Roanoke Rapids HS) Maryland Ahoskie Da’Andre Beverly (Hertford County HS) Shelby Aaron Ramseur (Crest HS) Baltimore Jonathan Johnson (Milford Mill HS) Apex Michael Swift (Apex HS) Statesville Chandler Medeiros (South Iredell HS) Bailey Tahj Deans (Southern Nash HS) Wake Forest Jack Doyle (Heritage HS) Mississippi Balsam Grove Will Partin (Rosman HS) Wallace keyshawn Canady (Wallace-Rose Hill HS) Batesville Dqmarcus Shaw (South Panola HS) Burgaw Mardavean Eakins (Pender HS) Williamston Jalen Price (Riverside HS) Brandon Cannon Gibbs (Northwest Rankin HS) Chapel Hill Rowe Mellott (Carrboro HS) Wilmington Trevon Brown (New Hanover HS) Meridian Chance Purvis (Lamar School) Charlotte bennett Boateng (Independence HS) Winston-Salem Jayshon Cornelius (Reagan HS) Damel Hickman (Butler HS) Dedrick Hawkins (Glenn HS) New Jersey Kingsley Ifedi (Vance HS) Travish Hicks (West Forsyth HS) Elizabeth Dorian Hardy (North Brunswick Township HS) Jonathan Jeffries(Davidson Day HS) Winterville kendall Futrell (South Central HS) Ben Norris (Myers Park HS) Ohio Blake Proehl (Providence HS) Cleveland Warren Saba (Benedictine HS) Devon Sutton (North Mecklenburg HS) ■■Other States Westlake John Spellacy (St. Ignatius HS) Clayton Matt Morgan (Corinth Holders HS) Caiden Norman (Cleveland HS) California Pennsylvania Cornelius Jaison Fournet (Hough HS) Salinas brandon Pena (North Salinas HS) Erie Fernando Frye (McDowell HS) Durham Michael Tilley (Wakefield HS) Lansdowne Jordan Johnson (Penn Wood HS) Elizabeth City Erik Lawson (Northeastern HS) Florida Elon Darius Pinnix (Western Alamance HS) Jacksonville Hussein Howe (University Christian HS) South Carolina Fayetteville Jaray Sampson (E.E. Smith HS) Anthony Watley (Atlantic Coast HS) Charleston Terrell Green (Hanahan HS) Greensboro Myles Berry (Dudley HS) Longwood Trace Christian (Lake Brantley HS) Conway Juwan Moody (Conway HS) Trey Love (Southeast Guilford HS) Miami Tim Irvin (Westminster Christian HS) Greenwood brandon Henderson (Greenwood HS) Greenville Holton Ahlers (D.H. Conley HS) Orlando Deondre Farrier (Lake Nona HS) Holly Hill Davondre Robinson (Lake Marion HS) Duce Fuller (D.H. Conley HS) Pompano Beach Leroy Henley (Deerfield Beach HS) Little River Colby Gore (North Myrtle Beach HS) Mydreon Vines (J.H. Rose HS) Ponte Vedra Beach Johnny Bogle (Nease HS) Rock Hill Corey Seargent (Northwestern HS) Havelock Khalil Barrett (Havelock HS) Tallahassee Marcus Holton Jr. (Godby HS) Saluda Cortez Herrin (Saluda HS) High Point Nolan Johnson (Southwest Guilford HS) Garrett McGhin (Florida State HS) Ja-Quane Nelson (Central HS) Tampa Ty Thompson (Plant HS) Texas Jaren Rainey (Southwest Guilford HS) Corinth Dalton Montgomery (Lake Dallas HS) Kenyon Taylor (South Guilford HS) Georgia Houston Bruce Bivens (Davis HS) Jacksonville Jireh Wilson (Northside HS) Bremen Jake Verity (Bremen HS) Alex Turner (Jersey Village HS) Kenansville D’Angelo McKinnie (Southwest Onslow HS) Cumming Sean Bailey (Lambert HS) Knightdale Nate Harvey (Knightdale HS) Grovetown D’Ante Smith (Grovetown HS) Virginia Mocksville Cam Coleman (Davie HS) Lawrenceville Michael Witherspoon (Central Gwinnett HS) Stafford Xavier Smith (Brooke Point HS) Plymouth Raequan Purvis (Plymouth HS) Lithonia Ray Tillman (Miller Grove HS) Suffolk Gerard Stringer (Nansemond River HS) Andre Pegues (Hoke County HS) Raeford Marietta Daniel Charles (Marietta HS) Virginia Beach Tony Baird (Ocean Lakes HS) Raleigh Reid Herring (Millbrook HS) Newnan Delvontae Harris (Newnan HS) Shaun James (Green Run HS) Cam Marshmon (Southeast Raleigh HS) Suwanee Anthony Ratliff(Lambert HS) Anthony Scott (Green Run HS) Cole Nigro (Sanderson HS) Donovan Noel (Millbrook HS) Louisiana Jeff Onyegbule(Southeast Raleigh HS) Vacherie Chandon Hickerson (St. James HS) Peyton Winstead (Leesville Road HS)

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Holton Ahlers ��Holton AYE-lurrs Rowe Mellott ��Rowe muh-LOTT Devon Sutton �� DEV-ahn Sutton Khalil Barrett ��kah-LEAL Barrett Juwan Moody �� juh-WAHN Moody Jake Verity ��Jake VARE-it-tee Johnny Bogle ��Johnny BOW-gul Ja-Quane Nelson ��jah-KWAN Nelson Mydreon Vines ��MY-dree-on Vines Trevon Brown ��TRAY-von Brown Cole Nigro ��Cole NIGH-grow Jireh Wilson ��JAI-ruh Wilson Tahj Deans ��TODGE (silent D) Deans Donovan Noel ��Donovan know-ELL Mardavean Eakins ��marr-DAY-vee-ahn Eakins Jeff Onyegbule ��Jeff ON-yea-BOO-lay Hometowns Deondre Farrier ��dee-ON-dray FAIR-eeh-ur Andre Pegues ��Andre puh-GEESE Ahoskie, N.C. ��Ah-HOSS-key Jaison Fournet ��Jason for-NETT Blake Proehl ��Blake PROLE Bremen, Ga. ��BRAY-men Kendall Futrell ��Kendall few-TRELL Raequan Purvis ��RAY-kwan Purvis Havelock, N.C. ��HAVE-lok (e is silent) Terrell Green ��TURR-ell Green Aaron Ramseur ��Aaron RAMM-sewer Lithonia, Ga. ��Lith-OWN-nee-uh Damel Hickman ��deh-MELL Hickman Warren Saba ��Warren SAY-bah Ponte Vedra, Fla. �� Pon-tuh VEE-drah Hussein Howe ��huh-SAHN Howe Dqmarcus Shaw ��Duh-MARKUS Shaw Saluda, S.C. ��Sah-LOU-da Kingsley Ifedi �� Kingsley uh-FEDD-ee D’Ante Smith ��dee-ONTAY Smith Suwanee, Ga. ��sue-WANN-ee Chandler Medeiros ��Chandler muh-DARE-us John Spellacy ��John SPELL-uh-see Vacherie, La. ��VATCH-urr-ee

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 24 2018 Football Fact Book 2018 Preseason Depth Chart Offense Defense WR-X 88 Trevon Brown 6-2 215 Sr-3L DE 46 Chance Purvis 6-4 232 So-SQ 15 Terrell Green 6-4 200 Sr-3L 59 Chandon Hickerson 6-3 231 So-1L LT 67 D’Ante Smith 6-4 295 Jr-1L NT 94 Alex Turner 6-2 293 Jr-2L 99 Dalton Montgomery 6-5 278 Jr-2L 93 Jalen Price 6-2 297 Jr-2L LG 70 Cortez Herrin 6-3 328 Jr-1L DT 89 Raequan Purvis 6-2 301 So-1L 75 Sean Bailey 6-6 328 So-SQ 50 Shaun James 6-4 263 Sr-2L C 58 John Spellacy 6-1 290 So-1L BAN 44 kendall Futrell 6-2 230 Jr-2L 57 Peyton Winstead 6-3 287 Fr-HS 24 Mike Swift 6-3 246 Sr-1L 41 Tony Baird 6-3 225 Jr-2L RG 52 Dqmarcus Shaw 6-4 303 Sr-1L 63 Jaison Fournet 6-1 292 So-SQ MLB 38 bruce Bivens 6-0 230 So-1L 4 Cannon Gibbs 6-2 228 Sr-1L RT 55 Garrett McGhin 6-6 302 Sr-3L 73 Matt Morgan 6-5 288 Fr-RS WLB 51 Aaron Ramseur 6-1 206 So-1L 68 Jack Doyle 6-4 280 So-SQ 21 Ray Tillman 6-1 215 Sr-3L 39 Delvontae Harris 6-0 221 Fr-RS BB 80 Anthony Watley 6-3 240 Jr-2L 49 ben Norris 6-3 233 So-SQ NB 1 Tim Irvin 5-9 197 Jr-1L 42 Devon Sutton 5-11 198 Sr-2L WR-Y 1 Deondre Farrier 6-1 184 Jr-2L 45 kenyon Taylor 6-2 182 So-SQ 11 blake Proehl 6-1 180 Fr-RS 83 Cam Marshmon 5-9 159 Jr-1L FCB 5 Corey Seargent 6-0 179 Sr-3L 23 Warren Saba 5-10 186 So-TR QB 9 Reid Herring 6-3 197 So-SQ 12 Holton Ahlers 6-3 236 Fr-HS FS 13 Davondre Robinson OR 6-0 201 So-1L 2 kingsley Ifedi 6-3 222 Fr-RS 20 Nolan Johnson 6-2 196 Fr-HS RB 28 Hussein Howe 5-9 180 Jr-2L SS 6 Marcus Holton 6-0 170 Sr-1L 27 Darius Pinnix 6-0 227 So-1L 32 Trace Christian 6-0 217 Fr-RS 25 Da’Andre Beverly 5-11 186 Fr-RS

WR-Z 8 Tahj Deans 6-2 184 So-1L BCB 26 Colby Gore 5-11 173 Jr-2L 84 Leroy Henley 6-1 196 Fr-RS 36 Mike Witherspoon 6-1 194 Jr-TR 19 Mydreon Vines 6-1 183 So-1L

Specialists

PK 9 Jake Verity 6-1 170 Jr-1L DS 47 Anthony Ratliff 6-0 231 Jr-2L 91 Caleb Pratt 6-3 197 Sr-3L 60 Erik Lawson 6-5 310 Jr-TR

P 9 Jake Verity 6-1 170 Jr-1L PR 26 Colby Gore 5-11 173 Jr-2L 91 Caleb Pratt 6-3 197 Sr-3L 1 Tim Irvin 5-9 197 Jr-1L

H 9 Reid Herring 6-3 197 So-SQ KR 88 Trevon Brown 6-2 215 Sr-3L 12 Holton Ahlers 6-3 236 Fr-HS 26 Colby Gore 5-11 173 Jr-2L

RS-redshirt; TR-transfer; L-letters won; SQ-squadman (non-letterman)

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 25 2018 Football Fact Book 2018 Personnel Analysis Starters Returning (16) Non-Lettermen, Redshirts, Transfers, Signees (58) OFFENSE (5): Trevon Brown (WR), Garrett McGhin (OG), Darius Pinnix (RB), D’Ante OFFENSE (29): Holton Ahlers (QB), Sean Bailey (OL), Johnny Bogle (TE), Trace Chris- Smith (OT), John Spellacy (C) tian (RB), Cam Coleman (RB), Jack Doyle (OL), Jaison Fournet (OL), Fernando Frye (OL), Duce Fuller (WR), Leroy Henley (WR), Reid Herring (QB), Travish Hicks (OL), DEFENSE (7): Keyshawn Canady (CB), Kendall Futrell (DE), Cannon Gibbs (LB), Colby Kingsley Ifedi (QB), Jonathan Jeffries (WR), Jonathan Johnson (WR), Jordan John- Gore (CB), Jalen Price (DT), Devon Sutton (NB), Alex Turner (DT) son (OL), Juwan Moody (WR), Matt Morgan (OL), Donovan Noel (OL), Caiden Norman SPECIALISTS (4): Trevon Brown (KR), Caleb Pratt (KOS), Anthony Ratliff (DS), Jake (QB), Ben Norris (TE), Jeff Onyegbule (RB), Will Partin (WR), Andre Pegues (WR), Verity (PK) Brandon Pena (OL), Blake Proehl (WR), Jaray Sampson (TE), Ty Thompson (RB), Pey- ton Winstead (OL) Starters Lost (14) DEFENSE (27): Khalil Barrett (DB), Myles Berry (DB), Da’Andre Beverly (DB), Bennett OFFENSE (6): Stephen Baggett (TE), Des Barmore (OG), Davon Grayson (WR), Quay Boateng (DT), Daniel Charles (DB), Jayshon Cornelius (DB), Mardavean Eakins (DB), Johnson (WR), Gardner Minshew (QB), Brandon Smith (OT) Dorian Hardy (DL), Delvontae Harris (DB), Dedrick Hawkins (DB), Brandon Henderson (DL), Damel Hickman (DB), Nolan Johnson (DB), Trey Love (DL), D’Angelo McKinnie DEFENSE (4): Kiante Anderson (DE), Bobby Fulp (SS), Korrin Wiggins (FS), Jordan (DL), Chandler Medeiros (DL), Rowe Mellott (DB), Ja-Quane Nelson (DL), Cole Nigro Williams (LB) (LB), Chance Purvis (DE), Jaren Rainey (DB), Warren Saba (DB), Xavier Smith (LB), Ge- SPECIALISTS (4): Austin Barnes (P), Quay Johnson (PR), Gardner Minshew (H), rard Stringer (LB), Kenyon Taylor (DB), Jireh Wilson (LB), Michael Witherspoon (DB) Colton Oliver (SS) SPECIALISTS (2): Erik Lawson (DS), Michael Tilley (PK) Lettermen Returning (40) Pirates By Class (97) OFFENSE (17): Trevon Brown (WR), Tahj Deans (WR), Deondre Farrier (WR), Terrell SENIORS (17): Bennett Boateng (DT), Trevon Brown (WR), Cannon Gibbs (LB), Ter- Green (WR), Nate Harvey (RB), Cortez Herrin (OL), Hussein Howe (RB), Cam Marsh- rell Green (WR), Nate Harvey (RB), Brandon Henderson (DL), Marcus Holton Jr. (DB), mon (WR), Garrett McGhin (OL), Dalton Montgomery (TE/OL), Darius Pinnix (RB), An- Shaun James (DT), Garrett McGhin (OL), Branden Pena (OL), Caleb Pratt (KOS), An- thony Scott (RB), Dqmarcus Shaw (OL), D’Ante Smith (OL), John Spellacy (OL), Mydre- thony Scott (RB), Corey Seargent (DB), Dqmarcus Shaw (OL), Devon Sutton (DB), Mi- on Vines (WR), Anthony Watley (TE) chael Swift (DE), Ray Tillman (LB) DEFENSE (19): Tony Baird (DE), Bruce Bivens (LB), Keyshawn Canady (DB), Kend- JUNIORS (25): Tony Baird (DE), Mardavean Eakins (DB), Deondre Farrier (WR), Fer- all Futrell (DE), Cannon Gibbs (LB), Colby Gore (DB), Chandon Hickerson (DE), Mar- nando Frye (OL), Kendall Futrell (DE), Colby Gore (DB), Dedrick Hawkins (DB), Cortez cus Holton Jr. (DB), Tim Irvin (DB), Shaun James (DT), Jalen Price (DT), Raequan Pur- Herrin (OL), Travish Hicks (OL), Hussein Howe (RB), Tim Irvin (DB), Jonathan Jeffries vis (DT), Aaron Ramseur (LB), Davondre Robinson (DB), Corey Seargent (DB), Devon (WR), Erik Lawson (DS), Cam Marshmon (WR), Rowe Mellott (DB), Dalton Montgom- Sutton (DB), Michael Swift (DE), Ray Tillman (LB), Alex Turner (DT) ery (TE/OL), Cole Nigro (LB), Jalen Price (DT), Anthony Ratliff (DS), Jaray Sampson SPECIALISTS (4): Trevon Brown (KR), Caleb Pratt (KOS), Anthony Ratliff (DS), Jake (TE), D’Ante Smith (OL), Alex Turner (DT), Jake Verity (PK), Anthony Watley (TE), Mi- Verity (PK) chael Witherspoon (DB) SOPHOMORES (20): Sean Bailey (OL), Bruce Bivens (LB), Keyshawn Canady (DB), Lettermen Lost (35) Tahj Deans (WR), Jack Doyle (OL), Jaison Fournet (OL), Reid Herring (QB), Chan- OFFENSE (15): Devin Anderson (RB), Stephen Baggett (TE), Des Barmore (OL), don Hickerson (DE), Jonathan Johnson (WR), Jordan Johnson (OL), Ben Norris (TE), Tyshon Dye (RB), Malik Gray (WR), Davon Grayson (WR), Quay Johnson (WR), Austin Darius Pinnix (RB), Chance Purvis (DE), Raequan Purvis (DT), Aaron Ramseur (LB), Lee (OL), Erik Lenzen (OL), Gardner Minshew (QB), Justin Sandifer (OL), Derrell Scott Davondre Robinson (DB), Warren Saba (DB), John Spellacy (OL), Kenyon Taylor (DB), (RB), Thomas Sirk (QB/TE), Brandon Smith (OL), Jimmy Williams (WR) Mydreon Vines (WR) DEFENSE (15): Kiante Anderson (DE), Demage Bailey (DT), Devin Carlos (LB), Joe Car- FRESHMEN (35/14 redshirt, 21 true): Holton Ahlers (QB), Khalil Barrett (DB), Myles ter (LB), Gaelin Elmore (DE), Bobby Fulp (DB), Anthony Gutierrez (LB), Trevian Hicks Berry (DB), Da’Andre Beverly (DB), Johnny Bogle (TE), Daniel Charles (DB), Trace (DB), Chris Love (DB), Mike Myers (DT), Travis Phillips (DB), Xavier Smith (DB), Austin Christian (RB), Cam Coleman (RB), Jayshon Cornelius (DB), Duce Fuller (WR), Dorian Teague (DB), Korrin Wiggins (DB), Jordan Williams (ILB) Hardy (DL), Delvontae Harris (DB), Leroy Henley (WR), Damel Hickman (DB), King- sley Ifedi (QB), Nolan Johnson (DB), Trey Love (DL), D’Angelo McKinnie (DL), Chan- SPECIALISTS (5): Austin Barnes (P), Quay Johnson (PR), Chris Love (KR), Gardner dler Medeiros (DL), Juwan Moody (WR), Matt Morgan (OL), Ja-Quane Nelson (DL), Minshew (H), Colton Oliver (SS) Donovan Noel (OL), Caiden Norman (QB), Jeff Onyegbule (RB), Will Partin (WR), Andre Pegues (WR), Blake Proehl (WR), Jaren Rainey (DB), Xavier Smith (LB), Ge- rard Stringer (LB), Ty Thompson (RB), Michael Tilley (PK), Jireh Wilson (LB), Pey- ton Winstead (OL)

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 26 2018 Football Fact Book Coaching Staff Head Football Coach

From an individual standpoint, Montgomery helped Biletnikoff Award Scottie Montgomery finalist Zay Jones capture FBS stat titles in receptions (158), receptions (Duke ’00) per game (13.2), receiving yards per game (145.5), while ranking 2nd in receiving yards (1,746) on the way to establishing NCAA career (399) and Scottie Montgomery is in his third season as single-season standards in receptions. First-year ECU quarterback Phil- head football coach at East Carolina University. ip Nelson also finished 7th in completion percentage (67.9) and 10th in Montgomery, a North Carolina native who completions per game (23.7). played an integral role leading Duke and the During his second season in 2017, the Pirates’ passing game again Pittsburgh Steelers to divisional championships and postseason play, turned in impressive numbers by ranking fifth in program history with was introduced as the Pirates’ 21st head coach on December 14, 2015. a 3,815-yard total (317.9 ypg). At the national level, ECU’s air numbers He followed his formal appointment by directing the Pirates to their stood 12th among all FBS programs, while from a ball security stand- second-highest single-season passing attack in school history during point, Montgomery’s unit led the American Athletic Conference and the 2016 campaign, averaging 334.7 air yards per game. Additionally, rated 12th in the country with only five fumbles lost all season. ECU generated 5,605 yards of offense (467.1 ypg), which stood as the Three players - receivers Trevon Brown and Davon Grayson, along with fourth-highest seasonal total in the program’s record books. defensive end Kiante Anderson - earned All-AAC honors during the 2017 The Pirates ranked among the nation’s Top 25 (of 128 FBS programs) in campaign under his leadership. 11 different statistical categories in 2016, rating 6th in passing offense, 11th Away from the field, Montgomery is an oft-requested speaker who in completion percentage, 16th in fewest penalties, 18th in fewest penal- most recently was invited to serve as a panelist during the Knight Com- ty yards, 19th in defensive fourth down conversion percentage, 22nd in mission’s May 1, 2017 meeting at the National Press Club in Washington, offensive fourth down conversion percentage, 23rd in total offense, 23rd D.C. He participated in a discussion which assessed leadership diversity in blocked kicks, 23rd in blocked punts, 23rd in fewest penalty yards per in Division I athletics, particularly in the sport of football. game average and 24th in fewest penalties per game average. His acceptance of the top East Carolina football position officially ended a two-year tenure as the Blue Devils’ associate head coach,

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 28 2018 Football Fact Book offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. Overall, Montgomery served on the Duke staff for seven seasons under head coaches Ted THE SCOTTIE MONTGOMERY FILE Roof (2006-07) and David Cutcliffe (2008-09, 2013-15) - five as receivers coach. He helped guide Duke to three-straight bowl appearances, Coaching Experience: including a 44-41 overtime victory against Indiana in the 2015 New Era 3RD YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium. 2016-2018 �� Head Football Coach, Montgomery’s coaching experience in the National Football League East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. spanned three seasons under Mike Tomlin’s leadership. His work with 2014-2015 ��Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator/ Quarterbacks Coach, Duke University, Durham, N.C. the Steelers’ receivers in 2010, 2011 and 2012 resulted in two playoff 2013 ��Wide Receivers Coach, Duke University, Durham, N.C. appearances, the 2010 AFC North Division championship and a spot in 2010-2012 ��Wide Receivers Coach, Pittsburgh Steelers (NFL), Pittsburgh, Pa. Super Bowl XLV. 2006-2009 ��Wide Receivers Coach, Duke University, Durham, N.C. The 2015 campaign marked Montgomery’s second as both primary offensive play-caller and quarterbacks coach at Duke, a program in which Playing Experience: he starred as an All-Atlantic Coast Conference wide receiver from 1996 to 2003 ��Wide Receiver, Oakland Raiders (NFL), Oakland, Calif. 1999. Tasked with grooming new starting quarterback Thomas Sirk fol- 2000-2002 ��Wide Receiver, Denver Broncos (NFL), Denver, Colo. 1996-1999 ��Four-year letterwinner, wide receiver, lowing the graduation of the school’s all-time winningest signal-call- Duke University, Durham, N.C. er and All-ACC selection Anthony Boone, Montgomery encouraged bal- 1992-1995 ��Four-year letterwinner, wide receiver, ance to a unit that continued to display a consistent level of production. Burns High School, Shelby, N.C. Montgomery was recognized for his efforts as a one of three finalists for the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) National Assistant Education: Coach-of-the-Year Award in 2015. In addition, he was listed by Athlon as 2000 . . . . .B.A. in cultural anthropology, Duke University, Durham, N.C. one of “College Football’s 20 Best Coaches Under 40” - ranking among the Top 13 coordinators in the country. During his first year as offensive coordinator in 2014, Montgomery had Personal Data: oversight of an attack that tallied 421 points, the second-highest sin- Full Name: ...... Scottie Austin Montgomery gle-season total in program history. Only the 2013 squad, which Mont- Age: ...... 40 gomery served as Duke’s wide receivers coach, owns a better point Born: ...... May 26, 1978 at Shelby, N.C. total. In addition to a 32.4 scoring average, the Blue Devil offense also Wife: ...... the former Ebony McDuffie of Detroit, Mich. racked up 5,178 yards of total offense on the way to a 9-4 overall record Children: ...... Cassius (8), Moses (5) and Magnus (3) and an appearance in the Hyundai Sun Bowl. Over Montgomery’s two-year stint as Duke’s offensive coordinator, the touchdowns while Brown was the Steelers’ team MVP in 2011 after be- Blue Devils featured two All-America selections along the offensive line coming the first player in NFL history to amass 1,000-plus yards both re- (guard Laken Tomlinson in 2014, center Matt Skura in 2015), the ACC’s ceiving and on kick returns. all-time leader in pass receptions (Jamison Crowder) and record-set- During his earlier four-year coaching stay at Duke, Montgomery di- ting running back Shaun Wilson, who finished the 2014 season with the rected several of the finest pass-catchers in school and ACC history in highest yards per rushing attempt average (7.67) in school history. In Eron Riley, Donovan Varner and Conner Vernon. the 2015 NFL Draft, Tomlinson was selected in the first round by the De- As a wide receiver for the Blue Devils from 1996 to 1999, Montgomery troit Lions while Crowder was a fourth-round choice of the Washing- paced Duke in receiving three-straight seasons as a sophomore, junior ton Redskins. and senior, and was a two-time team MVP selection in 1998 and 1999. In 2013, Montgomery guided a Duke receiving unit that included Montgomery closed his collegiate career with 171 catches for 2,379 Crowder, a first-team All-ACC pick, who set a conference single-season yards and 13 touchdowns, which includes a career-high 60 receptions as record with 108 pass receptions for 1,330 yards and eight touchdowns. a junior in 1998. On special teams, he finished his career ranking among The Blue Devils rolled to a 10-4 mark and captured the ACC’s Coastal Di- Duke’s all-time leaders in kickoff returns (63), kickoff return yards (1,515) vision championship with a 6-2 ledger before falling to Texas A&M in a and all-purpose yardage (4,188). 52-48 shootout at the Chick-fil-A Bowl. Duke stood 22nd and 23rd in the During his senior campaign in 1999, Montgomery established the final USA Today/Coaches and Associated Press polls, respectively, while school standard for all-purpose yards in a season with 1,565. ranking 24th in the last BCS listing. He played professionally with the NFL’s Denver Broncos (2000-02) and Montgomery helped the Steelers to a three-year regular season record Oakland Raiders (2003). of 32-16, mentoring receivers such Hines Ward, Mike Wallace and Anto- Montgomery, 40 was born in Shelby, N.C., and graduated from Burns nio Brown. A four-time NFL Pro Bowl selection, Ward finished his ca- High School before earning a bachelor’s degree in cultural anthropolo- reer as the organization’s all-time leader in receptions (1,000), receiv- gy from Duke in 2000. ing yardage (12,083) and receiving touchdowns (85). Wallace earned a He is married to the former Ebony McDuffie of Detroit, Mich., and the Pro Bowl bid in 2011 after catching 72 passes for 1,193 yards and eight couple has three sons - Cassius (8), Moses (5) and Magnus (3). EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 29 2018 Football Fact Book Assistant Coaches

David Blackwell THE DAVID BLACKWELL FILE Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Coach (ECU ’97) Coaching Experience: 5TH YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF David Blackwell, who was part of ECU’s 1992 2018 �� Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Coach, East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. Peach Bowl championship squad and a pair 2014-2017 ...... Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Coach, of Liberty Bowl appearances before following Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, Ala. with 20 seasons of full-time collegiate coaching experience, is in his 2012-2013 ...... Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Coach, first season as the Pirates’ defensive coordinator and linebackers coach. Fordham University, Bronx, N.Y. His acceptance to direct the Pirates’ defense on Dec. 7, 2017 ended a 2009 ...... Co-Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Coach, four-year stay on the Jacksonville (Ala.) State staff where he served in University of South Florida, Tampa, Fla. a similar role and coached the Gamecocks’ linebacking corps during an 2003-2008 ...... Linebackers Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, era of unprecedented success. The Gamecocks posted a 43-8 overall re- Clemson University, Clemson, S.C. 2000-2002 ...... Linebackers Coach/Special Teams Assistant, cord and captured four-straight Ohio Valley Conference titles with a per- University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. fect 32-0 mark, which currently serves as the longest active league win 1996-1999 . . . Linebackers & Defensive Line Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, streak in Division I football. Illinois State University, Normal, Ill. Additionally, during the four-year span from 2014 to 2017, Jackson- 1992-1995 ...... Student Assistant Coach (linebackers), ville State collectively ranked first nationally at the FCS level in defen- East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. sive completion percentage (50.2), second in pass efficiency defense (105.5) and rushing yards allowed per carry (3.0), third in total defense Individually, senior end Darius Jackson was named as one of three fi- (284.1 ypg) and yards per pass attempt (5.93), sixth in rushing defense nalists for the 2017 Buck Buchanan Award, presented by STATS to the (104.4 ypg), eighth in scoring defense (18.8 ppg) and ninth in sacks (133) FCS National Defensive Player-of-the-Year. The two-time OVC Defensive during a timeframe covering 51 total games. Player-of-the-Year ranked fourth nationally in tackles for lost yardage He was a finalist for FCS Defensive Coordinator-of-the-Year honors in after racking up a JSU single-season record 20.5, while also tallying 55 both 2015 and 2016. overall tackles, 7.0 sacks and 19 quarterback hurries in 12 contests. Jack- After signing with Bill Lewis’ Pirates as an offensive lineman in 1989, son was also one of six Gamecock players on defense to earn All-OVC Blackwell experienced action in six games during the 1990 campaign honors under Blackwell’s tutelage. and was on the offensive two-deep the following fall before a neck inju- From 2014 to 2016, Jacksonville State compiled 10-2, 13-2 and 10-2 re- ry ended his playing career prematurely. However, he remained close to cords, respectively, won OVC titles and made FCS Playoff appearances the program and joined Steve Logan’s staff as an undergraduate coach each season. Blackwell coached 25 defensive standouts who earned in 1992 and directed ECU’s rush linebackers during the 1993, 1994 and all-conference honors, including nine during the Gamecocks’ run to the 1995 seasons. FCS National Championship Game in 2015. He then embarked on a successful 20-year full-time coaching career Blackwell served the previous two years as defensive coordinator and which included stops at Illinois State (1996-1999), Pittsburgh (2000- linebackers coach at Fordham where he molded the Rams into one of 2002), Clemson (2003-2008), USF (2009) and Fordham (2012-2013) be- the top takeaway producers in the country with an FCS-leading 40 turn- fore turning Jacksonville State’s defense into one of the nation’s pre- overs gained in 2013. He and linebacker Stephen Hodge, who was se- mier units. lected Patriot League Defensive Player-of-the-Year, helped Fordham to At the FBS level alone, he has helped guide teams to a combined 11 a 12-2 record and playoff appearance. bowl games in 15 seasons at college football’s top tier. During his first year with the Rams in 2012, he played a pivotal role in Most recently, Blackwell’s defense was a key component during JSU’s the nation’s second-biggest turnaround with a 6-5 ledger that followed 10-2 campaign in 2017. Prior to earning a No. 3 national seed and drop- a 1-10 mark a year before his arrival. ping a 17-7 decision to Kennesaw State in the second round of the FCS As co-defensive coordinator and linebackers coach at then-Big East Playoffs on Dec. 2, the Gamecocks capped their regular season with member USF in 2009, Blackwell directed a group which ranked 24th at a 36-6 victory over Tennessee State to push their OVC win streak to a the FBS level in total defense and tied for 19th in scoring defense on the league-record 32 games. way to an 8-5 record and an International Bowl victory. JSU stood among the FCS Top 10 in five major defensive categories Prior to his brief stay in Tampa, Blackwell was an assistant at Clemson this fall, rating third in rush defense (75.6 ypg) and total defense (239.6 for six years where he was in charge of the linebackers and played a key ypg), fifth in pass efficiency defense (102.4), seventh in scoring defense role leading a resurgence in the Tigers’ defense. Clemson was bowl eli- (15.0 ppg) and 10th in third-down conversion percentage (30.1). gible on five occasions during his tenure with appearances in the 2008 Gator Bowl, 2007 Chick-fil-A Bowl, 2006 Music City Bowl, 2005 Champs EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 30 2018 Football Fact Book Sports Bowl and the 2004 Peach Bowl as the Tigers were ranked in the Top 25 in both polls in three of those seasons. THE KIRK DOLL FILE Clemson also stood among the Top 25 in the four major defensive categories each of his last four years, a first in program history. Coaching Experience: TH He also directed Clemson’s recruiting efforts during his first three 5 YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF years. Both his 2005 and 2006 classes were ranked in the Top 20 by 2018 ��Special Teams Coordinator, East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. nearly every service, while the latter edition had the most Parade and 2016 ...... Special Teams Coordinator/Outside Linebackers Coach, USA Today All-America selections for the Tiger program in 16 years. Florida International University, Miami, Fla. The Greenville, S.C. native was the linebackers coach at Pittsburgh 2012-2015 ...... Special Teams Coordinator/Running Backs Coach, for three seasons from 2000 to 2002 and helped the Panthers to a trio East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. of bowl games during that period (2000 and 2002 Insight.com, 2001 2011 ...... Special Teams Coordinator/Running Backs Coach, Tangerine). One of his prized pupils was All-America performer Gerald San Jose State University, San Jose, Calif. Hayes, who turned in three-straight 100-tackle campaigns and was a 2010 ...... Special Teams Coordinator/Linebackers Coach, three-time all-conference honoree. Omaha Nighthawks, Omaha, Neb. From 1996 to 1999, Blackwell served as assistant coach at Illinois State 2008-2009 ...... Special Teams Coordinator/Tight Ends Coach, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas where he played a major role in one of the top turnarounds in Division 2005-2006 ...... Linebackers Coach, Denver Broncos, Denver, Colo. I-AA during that period. In his final year with the Redbirds, ISU com- 2004 ...... Defensive Assistant/Special Teams Assistant/ piled a school-best 11-3 record and advanced to the semifinals of the Assistant Defensive Backs Coach, Denver Broncos, Denver, Colo. NCAA Division I-AA Playoffs before losing to eventual national champi- 2002-2003 . . .Assistant Head Coach/Linebackers, Special Teams Assistant, on Georgia Southern. Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La. Blackwell, 47, earned a bachelor’s degree in exercise science from ECU 1996-2001 ...... Assistant Head Coach/Linebackers Coach/ in 1997. He and his wife, the former Melissa Androutsos, are the par- Special Teams Assistant, University of Notre Dame, South Bend, Ind. ents of a son - D.J. 1995 . Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Ends Coach/Special Teams Assistant, University of Notre Dame, South Bend, Ind. 1994 . . .Assistant Head Coach/Linebackers Coach/Special Teams Assistant, University of Notre Dame, South Bend, Ind. Kirk Doll 1989-1993 ...... Outside Linebackers Coach/Special Teams Assistant, Special Teams Coordinator (ECU ’73) Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas 1988 ...... Inside Linebackers Coach/Special Teams Assistant, Kirk Doll, an ECU letterman and former assis- Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas 1985-1987 ...... Outside Linebackers Coach/Special Teams Assistant, tant coach who played an integral role lead- Arizona State University, Tempe, Ariz. ing the Pirates to three bowl appearances in a 1983-1984 ...... Offensive Guards and Centers Coach, four-year span, returned to Greenville as spe- University of Tulsa, Tulsa, Okla. cial teams coordinator. 1980-1983 ...... Offensive Tackles and Tight Ends Coach, Doll officially began his duties Jan. 9, 2018 which marked the date University of Tulsa, Tulsa, Okla. when FBS institutions were allowed to add a 10th on-field assistant 1979 ...... Part-Time Assistant Tight Ends Coach, coach following the NCAA Division I council’s approval of the proposal. Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa 1977-1978 ...... Defensive Ends/Offensive Line Coach, Prior to serving as special teams coordinator and outside lineback- Texas City High School, Texas City, Texas ers coach at Florida International during the 2016 season, Doll directed 1975-1976 ...... Student Assistant Defensive Ends Coach, ECU’s special teams unit and coached running backs from 2012 to 2015 – Wichita State University, Wichita, Kan. a timeframe in which the Pirates advanced to the R+L Carriers New Or- leans Bowl, captured the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl and competed in a record-setting Birmingham Bowl. (50th). In 2015, the Pirates’ punt coverage squad was 10th nationally Doll’s four campaigns in Greenville were notable in both his areas of after surrendering just 3.3 yards per return. responsibility as he completed an overhaul of the Pirates’ special teams Solely from a punting standpoint, Doll’s units averaged over 41.0 yards units that produced upper tier national statistical rankings despite per boot in four consecutive seasons for the first time in school histo- working with a first-year punter (twice), placekicker and deep snapper, ry. He coached first-year punter Worth Gregory to a No. 23 national rank while also directing ECU’s first 2,000-yard rushing season since 2009. with a 43.6 average in 2014 before the transfer followed with a school After ranking last (120th) nationally in net punting in 2011 before his single-season record by placing 32 punts inside the 20-yard line in 2015. arrival, Doll’s reconstruction paid immediate dividends with a No. 55 Offensively, Doll tutored back-to-back 1,000-rushing performances by standing in 2012. A year later, ECU stood seventh in the country with Vintavious Cooper in 2012 and 2013, which marked the first consecutive a kickoff return average of 25.1 yards per game and ranked among 1K seasons by a Pirate running back since 1993 and 1994. the FBS’s Top 50 in three other special teams categories – punt re- Doll, 67, has spent 38 years coaching at college football’s high- turns (39th), field goals made per game (39th) and punt return defense est level with eight programs and in the professional ranks with two EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 31 2018 Football Fact Book organizations. He has coached on teams that played in 17 bowl games and a pair of American Football Conference (AFC) playoff contests. THE KEITH GAITHER FILE His lengthy and accomplished coaching career was deservedly recognized by his hometown in the spring of 2015 when he was inducted into Coaching Experience: the Wichita (Kan.) Sports Hall of Fame & Museum. 2ND YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF Before initially returning to his alma mater in 2012, Doll spent the pre- 2017-2018 �� Wide Receivers Coach, vious season as San Jose State’s special teams coordinator and running East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. backs coach. The Spartans’ kicking game thrived under his guidance as 2017 (Jan. 23-March 6) . . . . . Wide Receivers Coach, Temple University, Philadelphia, Pa. kicker Jens Alvernik finished second nationally in field goals per game 2015-2016 �� Wide Receivers Coach, U.S. Military Academy, West Point, N.Y. and punter Harrison Waid ranked 26th in the FBS with a 42.79 average. 2011-2014 ��Wide Receivers Coach, Ball State University, Muncie, Ind. His decorated coaching career began at Wichita State in 1975 as a 2009-2010 ��Wide Receivers Coach, Elon University, Elon, N.C. graduate assistant and continued with full-time appointments as of- 2005-2008 ��Defensive Backs Coach, Winston-Salem State University, fensive line coach at Tulsa (1980-84), outside linebackers coach at Arizo- Winston-Salem, N.C. na State (1985-87) and linebackers coach at Texas A&M (1988-93) before 2000-2004 . . .Assistant Coach, Thomasville High School, Thomasville, N.C. handling various responsibilities, including assistant head coach duties, 1998-1999 ...... Assistant Coach, Tusculum College, Greeneville, Tenn. at Notre Dame from 1994 to 2001. 1997 . . . . .Defensive Backs Coach, Greensboro College, Greensboro, N.C. He helped Louisiana State to a two-year mark of 21-6 as assistant head coach and linebackers coach in 2002 and 2003. The 2003 Tigers, which were guided by head coach Nick Saban and coordinators Jimbo Fisher ECU’s single-game reception yardage record with 270 against Cincin- and Will Muschamp, rolled to a 13-1 record and the BCS championship nati, while Grayson turned in the third-highest total after racking up after a 21-14 victory over Oklahoma in the Sugar Bowl. 223 at Connecticut. Doll’s reputation as a special teams mentor was validated in the Na- As a unit, the Pirates stood 12th nationally in receiving yards per game tional Football League when he served Denver in that capacity from (317.9) and accounted for 26 of ECU’s 36 touchdowns during the year. 2004 until 2006. In each of his three seasons in the Mile High City, the Brown ranked among the FBS level’s top pass catchers in receiving yards Broncos had a winning record and advanced to the 2005 AFC champi- per game (17th/89.1), receiving yards (25th/1,069) and yards per recep- onship game. tion (30th/17.8) in 2017. He returned to Texas A&M for two more seasons (2008-09) as tight Before his appointment to join the Owls’ program, Gaither directed ends coach/special teams coach and had a one-year stint as special the Black Knights’ receiving corps during the 2015 and 2016 seasons. His teams coach for the Omaha Nighthawks of the United Football League pass catchers stood fourth nationally in yards per reception with a 17.9 in 2010 before joining the San Jose State staff. In all, a total of 18 of his average last fall during Army’s successful 8-5 campaign, which included collegiate players have gone on to enjoy NFL careers. a 21-17 win over Navy and a 38-31 overtime victory against North Texas Doll lettered as a defensive end at ECU in 1971 and 1972, and helped in the Zaxby’s Heart of Dallas Bowl. Sonny Randle’s Pirates to a Southern Conference title as a senior. He In his first year at West Point, Gaither coached Edgar Poe and DeAn- earned a bachelor’s degree from ECU in 1973 before adding a second un- dre Bell to notable performances. Poe produced a trio of 100-yard re- dergraduate degree from Wichita State in 1977. ceiving games and caught six touchdown passes, which was the most He and his wife, Kathy, are the parents of three children - Kate, Kelsey by a Black Knight since 2007, while Bell turned in career highs in recep- and Kyle. tions and yards as a senior. Gaither was wide receivers coach at Ball State from 2011 to 2014 and helped guide the Cardinals to back-to-back bowl appearances following Keith Gaither the 2012 (Beef ‘O’ Brady’s) and 2013 (GoDaddy.com) seasons. Wide Receivers Coach (Elon ’97) While on Pete Lembo’s staff in Muncie, Gaither was responsible for a combined three All-Mid-American Conference first-team selections in Keith Gaither is in his second season as wide 2012 and 2013, along with second-team and third-team All-MAC picks in receivers coach at ECU. 2014. One of his top pupils was Willie Snead, who set BSU single-sea- Gaither’s acceptance of the position on the son receiving records in yardage (1,516), catches (106) and touchdowns Pirates’ staff on March 7, 2017 follows a brief (15) in 2013. tenure as Temple’s receivers coach and two-season stay at Army West Gaither also impacted his players off the field as Briggs Orsbon earned Point. He brings 20 years of overall coaching experience to ECU, includ- Capital One Academic All-America honors in 2011, while Connor Ryan ing six at the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) level and 12 in the state was a Capitol One Academic All-District choice a year later. Orsbon com- of North Carolina. pleted his career as only the second receiver in Ball State history to re- His first campaign directing Pirate receivers resulted in a pair of cord over 200 career catches. All-American Athletic Conference selections as Trevon Brown and During his two-year stint at Elon in 2009 and 2010, Gaither helped Davon Grayson earned accolades for their performances. Brown set Terrell Hudgins establish 19 NCAA, Southern Conference and Phoenix EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 32 2018 Football Fact Book records and to a runner-up finish in the voting for the 2009 Walter Payton Award, which formally recognizes the Football Championship THE BRANDON LYNCH FILE Subdivision (FCS) Player-of-the-Year. Additionally, Gaither mentored All-America pass catcher and Baltimore Ravens draft pick Aaron Mel- Coaching Experience: lette while at Elon. 2ND YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF Gaither began his coaching career in 1997 as defensive backs coach at 2017-2018 ��Cornerbacks Coach, Greensboro (N.C.) College before moving to Tusculum (Tenn.) College for East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. the 1998 and 1999 campaigns. Following a five-year run as an assistant 2015-2016 ...... Associate Head Coach/Defensive Backs Coach, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, Iowa at alma mater Thomasville (N.C.) High School, Gaither returned to the 2015-2016 ...... Defensive Backs Coach, college ranks as Winston-Salem State’s recruiting coordinator and de- University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, Iowa fensive backs coach from 2005 to 2008. 2012 ...... Defensive Backs Assistant, A four-year starter and two-time all-region performer as a member Bill Walsh NFL Diversity Coaching Fellowship, of the Phoenix secondary, Gaither earned his bachelor’s degree in so- Minnesota Vikings, Minneapolis, Minn. ciology from Elon in 1997. 2012 ...... Participant, NCAA/NFL Coaching Academy Gaither is married (Holly) and has four children - Jonesha, Akeem, 2011 ...... Defensive Backs Coach/Pass Game Coordinator, Lenior-Rhyne University, Hickory, N.C. Madison and Hazel.

During his first year at Northern Iowa, Lynch tutored another trio Brandon Lynch of all-conference selections and assisted in a final No. 8 rank in scor- Cornerbacks Coach (Middle Tennessee ’06) ing defense. After earning an invitation to travel to Dallas and participate in the Brandon Lynch is in his second season on the NCAA and NFL Coaching Academy in 2012, Lynch was selected for in- ECU staff following his appointment on Janu- clusion in the prestigious NFL Bill Walsh Minority Internship where he ary 15, 2017. worked with defensive backs under the direction of former Minnesota After directing the entire Pirate secondary Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier. He began his full-time coaching career during his first campaign, his focus moved solely to the cornerback as Lenoir-Rhyne’s (N.C.) defensive backs coach and pass game coordi- position in 2018 after the implementation of a more aggressive de- nator in 2011 before making the move to UNI. fensive philosophy following the arrival of new defensive coordinator As a collegiate and professional player, Lynch was part of three cham- David Blackwell. pionship squads. The two-year team captain helped Middle Tennes- During his first year at ECU, Lynch had direct oversight of two of the see to its first SunB elt Conference title in 2001 before going on to play top three tacklers on the Pirates’ unit as safeties Korrin Wiggins (first) in the National Football League with the Tennessee Titans and India- and Devon Sutton (third) racked up 96 and 68 stops each, respectively. napolis Colts. After being a member of the 2007 Super Bowl champi- His acceptance of the position on the Pirates’ staff concluded four on Colts under coach Tony Dungy, Lynch signed with the Saskatchewan years of service at Northern Iowa where he directed the secondary since Roughriders and contributed in their successful quest for the Grey Cup. 2013 and was the program’s associate head coach for defense during the Lynch, 36, earned a bachelor’s degree in liberal arts from MTSU in 2006. 2015 and 2016 seasons. He and his wife Francesca are the parents of three children - daughters While coaching the Panthers’ defensive backs, Lynch played a key role Jordan and Peyton, along with son Brandon II. for a 2016 unit that statistically ranked among the NCAA FCS level’s Top 25 in defensive touchdowns (5th), total defense (9th), passes intercepted (12th), first down defense (13th), rushing defense (16th), team sacks Don Mahoney (18), turnovers gained (21st) and scoring defense (23rd) by allowing only Offensive Line Coach (West Virginia State ’93) 22.0 points per game. A year earlier, Lynch developed three of his secondary members into Don Mahoney, who owns 24 years of experi- All-America performers, including consensus selection and Chicago Bears ence at the FBS level and played a key role in fourth-round draft choice Deiondre’ Hall. Bolstered by Hall’s school record 10 overall bowl appearances, officially joined for pick-sixes, UNI stood third nationally in turnovers forced and 13th in the ECU staff on Jan. 17, 2018 when he was an- passes intercepted, while rating 16th in scoring defense. nounced as the Pirates’ offensive line coach. Lynch mentored three All-Missouri Valley Football Conference picks in Prior to a one-year stint as Concord (W.Va.) University’s assistant head 2014 and helped the Panthers rank among the FCS’s Top 15 in eight dif- coach, offensive coordinator and line mentor, Mahoney spent four sea- ferent statistical categories, including a No. 9 rating in total defense. sons in the Southeastern Conference as Tennessee’s offensive line coach Two of his players, Tim Kilfoy and Ray Mitchell, led the MVFC in inter- from 2013 to 2016. He helped the Vols to three-straight bowl titles and ceptions and established a program career standard in interception re- milestone rushing campaigns, while developing notable honors recipi- turn yards, respectively. ents who advanced to NFL careers. EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 33 2018 Football Fact Book Mahoney spent eight seasons coaching the offensive line at Tulane THE DON MAHONEY FILE (1999-2006) and was part of the Green Wave’s triumph in the inaugural Hawai’i Bowl in 2002. He began his career as a graduate assistant at Coaching Experience: Central Michigan in 1993 and was part of the Chippewas’ MAC champion- 1ST YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF ship and Las Vegas Bowl appearance in 1994. Mahoney earned his first 2018 . . . Offensive Line Coach, East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. full-time position in 1995 as CMU’s tight ends coach and travel coordina- 2017 ...... Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator/ tor before taking over the offensive line in 1998. Offensive Line Coach, Concord University, Athens, W.Va. He was a 1990 All-Southern Conference selection and three-year start- 2013-2016 . . Offensive Line Coach, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. er at guard for Marshall and later worked on the staff as a student as- 2010-2012 . . Offensive Line Coach, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio sistant when the Thundering Herd captured the 1992 Division I-AA Na- 2007-2009 ...... Offensive Line Coach, University of Central Michigan, Mount Pleasant, Mich. tional Championship. 1999-2006 . . . .Offensive Line Coach, Tulane University, New Orleans, La. Mahoney earned a bachelor’s degree from West Virginia State in 1993. 1998 ...... Offensive Line Coach, University of Central Michigan, He and his wife Carissa are the parents of three children - Jake, Tulia Mount Pleasant, Mich. and Domenic. 1995-1997 ...... Tight Ends Coach/Travel Coordinator, University of Central Michigan, Mount Pleasant, Mich. 1993-1994 ...... Graduate Assistant Coach, University of Central Michigan, Mount Pleasant, Mich. Shannon Moore Tight Ends Coach/Recruiting Coordinator 1991-1992 . . Student Assistant Coach, Marshall University, Huntington, W.Va. (Black Hills State ’00)

Tennessee averaged over 200 rushing yards per contest during his Shannon Moore is in his third season as tight last two seasons in Knoxville, which resulted in successive 9-4 records ends coach at ECU, officially joining the Pirate that were capped with victories over Northwestern in the Outback Bowl staff on January 2, 2016. (2015) and Nebraska in the Music City Bowl (2016), respectively. Ma- He also assumed duties as the program’s recruiting coordinator be- honey’s unit helped the Vols to a No. 24 national rank in scoring offense ginning in December, 2017. (36.4 ppg) and stood 37th in rushing (205.4 ypg) in 2016. During his first two years on Scottie Montgomery’s staff, Moore direct- A year earlier, his line paved the way for 2,908 rushing yards - UT’s ed ECU’s punt, field goal, kickoff, return and coverage units. In 2016 he most since 1951 - and boasted All-SEC picks Kyler Kerbyson and Dylan helped Worth Gregory become the first Pirate punter to earn all-confer- Wiesman, along with Freshman All-America selection Chance Hall. The ence honors since 2009, and in 2017, played a key role in Jake Verity’s Vols were 20th in the country in rushing (223.7 ypg), 21st in third-down field goal success that stood 33rd nationally. conversion percentage (46.0) and 29th in scoring offense (35.2 ppg). While in a similar special teams capacity for two previous years at Before finishing the 2014 campaign with a win over Iowa in the Tax- Florida International, he orchestrated the overhaul of one of the most Slayer Gator Bowl, all five of Mahoney’s 2013 linemen progressed to NFL improved special teams squads in Conference USA, if not nationally. rosters. In addition to first-round selection Ja’Wuan James and fellow His 2015 edition topped the league and ranked among the country’s draft pick Zach Fulton, he coached Antonio Richardson into an All-Amer- best in punt return average (10.8 ypr), most blocked kicks (four) and ica (CBSSports.com) and All-SEC performer. fewest blocks suffered (zero). Moore’s efforts at FIU followed eight sea- Mahoney joined the UT staff after three years (2010-12) as offensive sons on the South Dakota State staff where he directed special teams line coach at Cincinnati where five Bearcats earned All-Big East honors play and worked with quarterbacks, tight ends and running backs. during his tenure, including Jack Kelce who was drafted by the Philadel- His work rejuvenating the Golden Panthers’ specialists were reflect- phia Eagles in 2011 and later was named to the Pro Bowl. ed in a No. 14 national rank in overall efficiency. In addition, his kickoff While at Cincinnati, the Bearcats topped the Big East in rushing in 2011 and return coverage squad stood 30th among all FBS programs by allowing 2012. UC averaged 385 yards and 33.3 points per game in 2011 on the way to a only 19.2 yards per attempt. league title and a win in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl over SEC foe Vanderbilt. Individually, All-Conference USA performer Richard Leonard topped During his first year with the Bearcats in 2010, Mahoney’s line helped the league and ranked 23rd nationally with a punt return average of the offensive unit to conference-leading clips in scoring offense (27.1 ppg), 10.7, while also rating 18th in the country in combined kick returns (787 total offense (417.3 ypg), passing offense (260.7 ypg), first downs (21.9 yards) under Moore’s leadership. ypg), third-down conversions (45.6 pct.) and touchdown passes (27). In 2014, Moore’s punt return unit established a school record with an 18.2 He helped Central Michigan to a pair of Mid-American Conference average for a No. 2 national rank and his kickoff return team was 23rd after championships and three bowl showings from 2007 to 2009. A total of netting 23.0 per attempt. Leonard, who earned first-team all-conference six Chippewa linemen picked up All-MAC honors during Mahoney’s tenure, honors and was a three-time C-USA Special Teams Player-of-the-Week se- which also included future No. 1 NFL Draft pick Eric Fisher. From a statistical lection, set a FIU single-season standard with a 23.8 yards-per-return clip. standpoint, his line allowed only 1.21 sacks per game in 2009 - ranking Prior to his move to Miami, Moore spent the previous eight sea- 21st nationally. sons in a variety of roles at South Dakota State under head coach John EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 34 2018 Football Fact Book Before returning to Brookings, he served as head coach of the Wyo- THE SHANNON MOORE FILE ming Cavalry of the National Indoor Football League, where he compiled an 18-11 record over two seasons. In 2005, Moore led the Casper- Coaching Experience: based Cavalry to a franchise-best 10-5 record and a playoff berth, while RD 3 YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF also serving as the team’s offensive coordinator. 2018 ...... Tight Ends Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, A native of Gordon, Neb., Moore played three seasons at Black Hills East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. (S.D.) State, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in secondary edu- 2016-2017 ...... Special Teams Coordinator/Tight Ends Coach, cation in 2000. East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. 2014-2015 ...... Special Teams Coordinator, Florida International University, Miami, Fla. 2010-2013 ...... Special Teams Coordinator/Tight Ends Coach, Jason Nichols South Dakota State University, Brookings, S.D. Running Backs Coach (ECU ’98) 2009 ...... Special Teams Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach, South Dakota State University, Brookings, S.D. Jason Nichols, a former record-setting receiv- 2006-2008 ...... Running Backs/Tight Ends Coach, er for the Pirates who followed his playing ca- South Dakota State University, Brookings, S.D. reer with over 16 seasons of full-time collegiate coaching experience, is in his second year as Stiegelmeier, coordinating special teams and coaching tight ends from running backs coach at ECU. 2010 to 2013 before his departure. During his first coaching campaign back in Greenville, Nichols was Moore coached the running backs and tight ends in 2006, 2007 and tasked with developing a young pair of rushers - sophomore Hussein 2008, before taking on the duties of special teams coordinator and quar- Howe and freshman Darius Pinnix - who quickly became the foundation terbacks coach during the 2009 campaign. In 2010, Moore returned to of the Pirates’ ground attack in 2017. Howe (419/3) and Pinnix (229/2) coaching the tight ends, while retaining special teams responsibilities. combined for 648 yards and five touchdowns, which represented over During his tenure with the Jackrabbits, Moore coached four all-confer- half of unit’s overall production. ence running backs and a pair of all-conference tight ends. At running back, His acceptance of the ECU position on February 20, 2017 ended a one- Kyle Minett developed into a two-time All-America honoree while ranking year stay on the Western Carolina staff where he directed the Cata- second in career rushing with 4,277 yards. Anthony Watson and Cory Koe- mounts’ running backs, including tailback Detrez Newsome who led nig also ended their careers in the top five on SDSU’s career rushing chart. the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) with a school-record 2,343 Moore played an instrumental role in the development of two-time all-purpose yards. All-Great West Football Conference tight end Chris Wagner, who later Before helping Newsome to a 1,031-yard, 10 touchdown rushing cam- signed as a free agent with the Oakland Raiders. He also served as a paign and selection to three All-America squads in 2016, Nichols spent mentor to tight end Colin Cochart, who earned first-team All-Missouri six seasons as an assistant coach at Louisiana-Monroe. Valley Football Conference honors in 2010 and later signed with the Cin- From 2010 to 2015, Nichols coached ULM wide receivers and served as cinnati Bengals. passing game coordinator during his final year with the Sun Belt Con- The Jackrabbits consistently ranked among the top teams in the Mis- ference member. His receiving corps flourished as five players gar- souri Valley Football Conference in several special teams categories nered All-Sun Belt accolades during his six-year stay. The Warhawks’ under Moore’s direction. SDSU ranked first or second in kickoff cover- pass catchers consistently ranked among SBC leaders, and in 2014, ULM age in 2010 and 2011, while ranking among the Top 20 nationally for was one of just six teams nationally to feature two receivers with 70- net punting in those respective campaigns as well. The Jackrabbits also plus receptions. stood ninth nationally for kickoff returns with an average of 23.86 yards Nichols also played an integral role on specials teams by coordinating per attempt in 2010. a kickoff return unit that ranked among the FBS’s Top 10 and featured In addition to his coaching duties, Moore performed a key role in the All-America returner Luther Ambrose in 2011. Ambrose also led the Sun academic success of the South Dakota State football program, which led Belt in receptions per game and was second in TD catches in league play. its league in the number of academic all-league selections in each of Additionally, Nichols was recognized as the best recruiter at the the eight seasons. In addition, six Jackrabbits earned Capital One Ac- mid-major level by Rivals.com in 2013. ademic All-America honors, two received Football Championship Sub- Prior to his move to ULM, Nichols was a part of two Mid-American Con- division (FCS) Athletic Directors Association Postgraduate Scholarships ference coaching staffs in Ohio. He was on the Kent State sideline from and another pair were bestowed with NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships. 2005 to 2008 before joining the Toledo staff in 2009. While with the Moore previously served as a graduate assistant at SDSU during the Golden Flashes, Nichols helped orchestrate one of the biggest turn- 2003 and 2004 seasons, working with the running backs, tight ends and arounds in college football in 2006, guiding a one-win 2005 squad to a special teams while pursuing a master’s degree in education adminis- six-victory season a year later. He also mentored Najah Pruden, who fin- tration. He later added a master’s degree in sports administration from ished as KSU’s second-leading receiver in program history after amass- South Dakota State in 2007. ing 2,131 yards and 15 touchdowns. EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 35 2018 Football Fact Book 44 grabs for 346 yards, which followed a personal single-season best THE JASON NICHOLS FILE 502 yards in 1995. He also served as the program’s top punt return specialist as a freshman, sophomore and junior, racking up a combined 270 Coaching Experience: yards on 43 returns. 3RD YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF After earning his bachelor’s degree in business education from ECU in 2017-2018 ...... Running Backs Coach, 1998, Nichols signed as a free agent with the Canadian Football League’s East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. Hamilton Tiger-Cats and later played for the Carolina Cobras in the Arena 2016 . . Running Backs Coach, Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, N.C. Football League in 2000 before initiating his coaching career as a gradu- 2015 ...... Wide Receivers Coach/Pass Game Coordinator, University of Louisiana Monroe, Monroe, La. ate assistant at ECU in the spring of 2001. 2010-2015 ...... Wide Receivers Coach, Nichols, 43, is married to the former Nikki Howard and the couple have University of Louisiana Monroe, Monroe, La. two children - Jayden and Amaya. 2010 ...... Wide Receivers/Special Teams Assistant, Bill Walsh NFL Minority Coaching Fellowship, Jacksonville Jaguars, Jacksonville, Fla. 2009 ...... Wide Receivers Coach, University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio Tony Petersen 2005-2008 . . . . Wide Receivers Coach, Kent State University, Kent, Ohio Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach 2005 . . .Offensive Assistant, Bill Walsh NFL Minority Coaching Fellowship, (Marshall ’90) Pittsburgh Steelers, Pittsburgh, Pa. 2002-2004 Wide Receivers Coach, Appalachian State University, Boone, N.C. Tony Petersen, who has directed some of the 2001 . . . . Wide Receivers Coach, Sacred Heart University, Fairfield, Conn. nation’s most exciting and prolific offenses 2001 (spring) ...... Graduate Assistant Coach, East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. which have paved the way for championships and bowl victories, is in his third year as ECU’s offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach after accepting the position on Dec. 31, 2015. Nichols left his mark on the Toledo program in just one season, assist- Petersen owns over 27 years of experience, including success as a co- ing a pair of Rockets eclipse the 1,000-yard receiving mark and earn All- ordinator in the Big Ten Conference and record-setting tenures guid- MAC honors in 2009. Eric Page topped all freshmen in the NCAA with 82 ing units at both Marshall and Louisiana Tech. His arrival at ECU ended receptions for 1,159 yards and seven touchdowns, while senior Stephen a three-year stay in Ruston where he played a pivotal role in the Bull- Williams had 79 catches for 1,065 yards and five TDs. Williams finished dogs’ 18 combined victories and consecutive bowl titles in 2014 and 2015. his career as Toledo’s career leader in receptions and receiving yards He followed by making an immediate impact at ECU in 2016, coordi- before signing a free agent contract with the NFL’s Arizona Cardinals. nating a unit that produced the second-highest single-season passing As receivers coach at Appalachian State for three season (2002-2004), attack in school history with an average of 334.7 air yards per game. The Nichols tutored one of the top pass-catching units in Mountaineer histo- Pirates also generated 5,605 yards of offense (467.1 ypg) during Peters- ry that included Walter Payton Award finalist Davon Fowlkes. In addition en’s inaugural year in Greenville, which stood as the fourth-highest sea- to leading FCS, Fowlkes set school and Southern Conference standards sonal total in the program’s record books. for receptions, receiving yards and all-purpose yards in 2004. A year Petersen’s squad also ranked among the nation’s Top 25 (of 128 FBS earlier, he coached a pair of 1,000-yard receivers, and in 2002, his squad programs) in four different offensive statistical categories in 2016, rat- combined for over 190 catches in ASU’s spread scheme. ing 6th in passing, 11th in completion percentage, 22nd in fourth down Nichols’ first full-time coaching position was at Sacred Heart (Conn.), conversion percentage and 23rd in total offense. where he coached Football Gazette’s I-AA Mid-Major Receiver-of-the- From an individual standpoint, Petersen played a key role helping Year and I-AA Mid-Major All-America honoree Deveron Johnson. John- Biletnikoff Award finalist Zay Jones capture FBS stat titles in receptions son became the first player drafted out of the Northeast Conference (158), receptions per game (13.2), receiving yards per game (145.5), (NEC) after he was taken by the Dallas Cowboys in the sixth round of the while ranking 2nd in receiving yards (1,746) on the way to establish- 2002 draft. Nichols also helped the Pioneers to a NEC title, an ECAC Bowl ing NCAA career (399) and single-season standards in receptions. Ad- win and Mid-Major National Championship after an 11-0 mark in 2001. ditionally, he tutored first-year Pirate quarterback Philip Nelson to FBS During the course of his career, Nichols was selected to participate in national ranks in completion percentage (7th/67.9) and completions per two prestigious NFL Summer Internships. He worked with the Pittsburgh game (10th/23.7). Steelers’ offensive staff in 2004 and the Jacksonville Jaguars’ wide -re During his second season in 2017, the Pirates’ passing game again ceivers and special teams in 2010. turned in impressive numbers by ranking fifth in program history with Nichols started 44 of 46 contests at flanker during his four-year play- a 3,815-yard total (317.9 ypg). At the national level, ECU’s air numbers ing career at ECU from 1994 to 1997, helping coach Steve Logan and the stood 12th among all FBS programs, while two players - receivers Trevon Pirates to back-to-back St. Jude Liberty Bowl appearances. Brown and Davon Grayson - earned All-AAC honors under his leadership. Although he held ECU’s career receptions record for 13 years, he cur- Petersen also balanced production between starting quarterbacks rently ranks fourth on the list with 152, while also recording 1,557 re- Thomas Sirk and Gardner Minshew in 2017. The latter, who set AAC and ceiving yards and nine touchdowns. As a senior in 1997, Nichols made ECU single-game completion records with a 52-of-68, 463-yard outing EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 36 2018 Football Fact Book per game (33.83) and passing yards per game (350.08) and finished THE TONY PETERSEN FILE third in TD passes (37), fourth in completion percentage (69.5) and fifth in total offense per game (352.67). The Herd topped the league Coaching Experience: in scoring offense, passing offense, total offense, pass efficiency, third 3RD YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF down conversions and first downs. In the latter two categories, Marshall 2016-2018 ...... Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach, ranked second nationally. East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. Prior to his second stint at Marshall, Petersen spent the 2009 season 2013-2015 ...... Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach, Louisiana Tech University, Ruston, La. as the assistant head coach and wide receivers coach at the University 2010-2012 ...... Assistant Head Coach/Co-Offensive Coordinator/ of South Dakota after serving as quarterbacks coach at Iowa State Uni- Quarterbacks Coach, Marshall University, Huntington, W.Va. versity for two years. While with the Cyclones, quarterback Bret Meyer 2009 ...... Assistant Head Coach/Wide Receivers Coach, finished his ISU career in 2007 with school records in passing yards and University of South Dakota, Vermillion, S.D. total offense. 2007-2008 . . . . Quarterbacks Coach, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa From 1999 to 2006, Petersen was co-offensive coordinator, quar- 2005-2006 ...... Passing Game Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach, terbacks coach and eventually the passing coordinator at Minnesota, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. where quarterback Bryan Cupito set an all-time passing mark. 2000-2004 ...... Co-Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. In Petersen’s eight seasons during his first stint at Marshall, the Thun- 1999 . . . Quarterbacks Coach, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. dering Herd qualified for the postseason eight straight times, winning 1998 ...... Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach, Football Championship Subdivision (formerly NCAA Division I-AA) na- Marshall University, Huntington, W.Va. tional championships in 1992 and 1996, and Mid-American Conference 1997 ...... Quarterbacks Coach, Marshall University, Huntington, W.Va. titles in both 1997 and 1998 when the school moved up to the FBS level. 1996 ...... Tight Ends Coach, Marshall University, Huntington, W.Va. Petersen served as wide receivers coach in 1992 and directly worked 1993-1995 . . . Quarterbacks Coach, Marshall University, Huntington, W.Va. with eventual three-time Super Bowl Champion Troy Brown. Peterson 1992 . . . . .Wide Receivers Coach, Marshall University, Huntington, W.Va. served as quarterbacks coach for five of his previous eight years at Mar- 1991 . . . . . Running Backs Coach, Marshall University, Huntington, W.Va. shall and was offensive coordinator in 1998, coaching future NFL quar- 1990 ...... Offensive Graduate Assistant Coach, terbacks Chad Pennington and Byron Leftwich in that capacity. University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. As a player at Marshall, Petersen was named the 1988 Southern Con- ference Athlete-of-the-Year and the SoCon Offensive Player-of-the-Year at Houston, accounted for 2,140 overall passing yards and 16 TDs. Sirk in 1987 after leading the Herd to the NCAA Division I-AA National Cham- was the Pirates’ fourth-leading rusher with 165 yards while adding 1,655 pionship Game with a school-record 35 touchdown passes. He set 16 through the air. Southern Conference single-season and career standards in passing and Before his arrival at ECU, Petersen assisted Louisiana Tech to a 9-4 re- total offense, to go along with six Marshall single-season school marks cord, which included a 47-28 win over Arkansas State in the 2015 R+L before signing with the Minnesota Vikings as a free agent in 1989. Carriers New Orleans Bowl. He was formally named a nominee for the Petersen went to Marshall after a stellar career at Delta Community Broyles Award (national assistant coach of the year) after the Bulldogs College in Stockton, Calif. He was drafted by the Kansas City Royals after ranked among the Top 10 in school history in five different offensive -cat his first season at Delta CC. egories - total yards, points scored, rushing touchdowns, touchdown He earned his bachelor’s degree in sports management and mar- passes and passing yards. keting in 1990 and master’s degree in administration in 1995, both As Tech’s quarterbacks coach, Petersen molded senior transfer Jeff from Marshall. Driskel into one of the nation’s top signal-callers who earned Top 25 FBS Petersen and his wife Beth have three children - Andy, Nikki Nelson statistical ratings in eight different offensive categories in 2015. The Bull- and Taylor. dogs completed the regular season ranked 14th in the NCAA in passing offense and 17th in scoring offense with 37.5 points per game. A year earlier in 2014, Petersen directed an offense that stood fifth at Daric Riley the FBS level in most improved scoring offense (37.4 ppg) as the Bull- Safeties Coach (Charleston Southern ’99) dogs powered their way to a 9-5 overall record that included a C-USA West Division title and a 35-18 win over Illinois in the Zaxby’s Heart of Daric Riley joined the ECU staff on Jan. 12, Dallas Bowl. 2018 when he was officially announced as the A record-setting quarterback at Marshall, Petersen joined the Tech staff Pirates’ safeties coach. in January, 2013 after serving as the Thundering Herd’s co-offensive co- His appointment to the Pirates’ staff ends a ordinator for three seasons in the second of two stints at his alma mater. three-season stay at SMU where he served as a quality control assistant Petersen’s third season on Doc Holliday’s staff at Marshall proved to be and special teams analyst. Riley owns 19 overall years of coaching ex- his best as he mentored sophomore quarterback Rakeem Cato to an im- perience, including 12 at the Division I level and 11 working directly with pressive 2012 campaign. The C-USA MVP led the nation in completions the defensive secondary. EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 37 2018 Football Fact Book Riley began his coaching career at alma mater Charleston Southern THE DARIC RILEY FILE as a defensive graduate assistant (1999) and outside linebackers coach (2000) under David Dowd. As a player with the Buccaneers, he was a Coaching Experience: three-year letterman. 1ST YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF A native of Beaufort, S.C., Riley earned bachelor’s degrees in psychol- 2018 . . . . . Safeties Coach, East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. ogy and physical education from CSU in 1999 before adding a master’s 2015-2017 ...... Special Teams Analyst, in youth development leadership from Clemson in 2009. Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas He and his wife Kathy are the parents of daughter Dylan. 2014 ...... Special Teams Coordinator/Outside Linebackers Coach, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, Ala. 2013 ...... Special Teams Coordinator/Outside Linebackers Coach, Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, Ala. Rodrique Wright 2011-2012 ...... Special Teams Coordinator/Secondary Coach, Defensive Line Coach (Texas ’11) Newberry College, Newberry, S.C. 2007-2010 . . .Graduate Assistant Coach, Clemson University, Clemson, S.C. Rodrique Wright joined the ECU staff on Dec. 2004-2006 ...... Special Teams Coordinator/Secondary Coach, 22, 2017 when he was officially announced as Truman State University, Kirksville, Mo. the Pirates’ defensive line coach. 2003 ...... Special Teams Coordinator/Secondary Coach, His acceptance of the position on the Pirates’ Newberry College, Newberry, S.C. staff concluded four years of service at Sam Houston State (Texas) where 2001-2002 . . . . .Special Teams Coordinator/Secondary Coach/Recruiting Coordinator/Strength Coach, Pikeville College, Pikeville, Ky. he had oversight of the Bearkats’ defensive line for the past two sea- 2000 ...... Secondary Coach, Fairfield University, Fairfield, Conn. sons after working exclusively with the end position in 2014 and 2015. 1999 ...... Graduate Assistant Coach, During his tenure at SHSU, the Bearkats rolled to a 46-12 overall re- Charleston Southern University, Charleston, S.C. cord, a 31-4 Southland Conference mark, reached the semifinals of the NCAA Division I FCS playoffs three times and the quarterfinals in another While with the Mustangs, Riley helped a unit which rated among the year. Wright also helped Sam Houston State to a pair of SLC champion- nation’s best in blocked kicks with statistical ranks of seventh, 23rd and ships and finished ranked among the top five teams in the FCS nation- 11th in 2015, 2016 and 2017, respectively. He also was part of a SMU pro- al rankings each season. gram which made a DXL Frisco Bowl appearance in 2017 before finish- Most recently, Wright played a role in the Bearkats’ 12-2 campaign in ing with a 7-6 record. 2017, which fell one game short of a FCS National Championship Game Riley was special teams coordinator and outside linebackers coach appearance. SHSU, which ranked among nation’s Top 20 in third down under Bill Clark at UAB in 2014, a season in which the Blazers reached defense (32.9 percent), earned a No. 6 seed in the playoffs and defeated bowl eligible status for the first time in 10 years. South Dakota and Kennesaw State before falling at North Dakota State He served in a similar role for Clark at Jacksonville (Ala.) State during in the semifinals on Dec. 15. the 2013 campaign after spending the two previous years as secondary Under Wright’s tutelage, Bearkat defensive lineman P.J. Hall earned coach and special teams coordinator at Newberry (S.C.) College. selection to over 10 All-America squads the past three seasons, includ- From 2007 to 2010, Riley worked as a defensive graduate assistant ing the Associated Press FCS team. He is also a three-time finalist for the coach at Clemson under head coaches Tommy Bowden and Dabo Swin- Buck Buchanan Award, which is symbolic of FCS Defensive Player-of- ney and experienced postseason appearances in the Chick-fil-A Peach the-Year honors. Hall ranked among the nation’s Top 10 with 19.0 tack- Bowl, Gator Bowl, Music City Bowl and Meineke Car Care Bowl as well as les for lost yardage as a senior and finished his career with a school and the 2009 Atlantic Coast Conference Championship Game. subdivision-record 84.0 TFLs. Prior to assisting with the secondary and outside linebackers at Clem- Wright was invited to participate in the prestigious NFL Bill Walsh Di- son, he was Truman (Mo.) State’s defensive backs coach and had over- versity Coaching Fellowship during the summers of 2016 and 2017, ob- sight of special teams from 2004 to 2006 after holding the same posi- serving and learning in camp with the Seattle Seahawks and San Fran- tion during an earlier stint at Newberry in 2003. cisco 49ers, respectively. Riley wore many hats during a two-and-a-half year stay at Pikeville Prior to joining the Sam Houston State staff in February, 2014, he (Ky.), serving as the Bears’ secondary coach, special teams coordinator, worked a combined three seasons as a student assistant and defensive strength coach and recruiting coordinator from 2001 to 2003. Addition- special assistant for the University of Texas beginning in 2011. ally, he spent time on the offensive side of the ball as quarterbacks and As a player for the Longhorns from 2002 to 2005, Wright was an wide receivers coach. All-America performer and All-Big 12 defensive end for coach Mack He guided the Fairfield (Conn.) secondary a season earlier and played Brown and played a key role to help UT capture the 2005 BCS National a key role in the Staggs’ nation-leading 30 interceptions and the devel- Championship at the Rose Bowl. In all, he enjoyed seven bowl appear- opment of free safety Steve Dogmantis, an Associated Press All-America ances as either a player or coach while at Texas. and Metro Athletic Conference Player-of-the-Year selection. He earned Big 12 Freshman-of-the-Year honors and was a first-team selection for both the Football Writers Association of America and EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 38 2018 Football Fact Book Louis Swaba THE RODRIQUE WRIGHT FILE Offensive Analyst (Appalachian State ’11) Coaching Experience: Louis Swaba is in his second year on ECU’s of- 1ST YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF fensive staff after initially accepting a quality 2018 . . .Defensive Line Coach, East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. control coordinator’s position in July, 2017. He 2017 ...... Defensive Line Assistant, Bill Walsh NFL Diversity Coaching Fellowship, San Francisco 49ers, San Francisco, Calif. was promoted to offensive analyst during the 2016-2017 ...... Defensive Line Coach, Sam Houston State University, spring of 2018. Huntsville, Texas In 2016, Swaba served as special teams coordinator and tight ends 2016 ...... Defensive Line Assistant, Bill Walsh NFL Diversity Coaching coach at Wingate where he worked with the Bulldogs’ multiple per- Fellowship, Seattle Seahawks, Seattle, Wash. sonnel spread offense. 2014-2015 ...... Defensive Ends Coach, Sam Houston State University, Prior to his one-year stint at Wingate, he was a graduate assistant Huntsville, Texas coach for the offensive line at Charlotte and handled video analysis, 2012-2013 ...... Special Assistant to Defensive Line Coach, University of Texas, Austin, Texas scouting reports and drill supervision for the 49ers. 2011 ...... Student Assistant to Defensive Line Coach, He wore multiple hats during a two-year stay at Limestone (S.C.) Col- University of Texas, Austin, Texas lege in 2013 and 2014, initially joining the Saints’ staff as the first-ever defensive line coach in school history as the program was launched Sporting News Freshman All-America units in 2002. to compete at the NCAA Division II level. In addition to tutoring a posi- Wright was a two-time winner of the Longhorns’ Outstanding Defen- tion group on the defensive side of the ball, Swaba also served as Lime- sive Lineman Award (2003, 2004) and earned all-conference honors in stone’s equipment manager and pro liaison. 2003, 2004 and 2005. He was a Lombardi Award finalist and named AP Swaba began his coaching career in 2011 as a defensive assistant coach and Walter Camp First-Team All-America in 2005. at Porter Ridge (N.C.) High School before moving on to a graduate assis- Drafted by Miami, Wright played four years in the NFL for the Dolphins. tant’s role at Wingate - the first of two tenures he had with theB ulldogs. He later experienced action for the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the CFL He was a three-year letterman at Appalachian State from 2008 until and the Dallas Vigilantes of the Arena Football League. As a prep athlete, 2010, primarily playing the guard and tackle position on the Mountain- Wright was a Parade All-America and all-state standout at Alief Hast- eers’ offensive line. Swaba earned a bachelor’s degree in history from ings High School in Houston. ASU in 2011. Wright earned a bachelor’s of arts degree in education from Texas in 2011. Tony Washington David Mackie Offensive Quality Control Senior Defensive Analyst (Georgia ’05) (Appalachian State ’13)

After helping direct ECU’s record-setting spe- Tony Washington, who enjoyed a four-year cial teams squad in 2015, David Mackie is in his career as a wide receiver in the National Foot- third year on the Pirates’ defensive staff. After ball League, is in his first season on the ECU serving as a quality control coordinator during staff as the offensive quality control coordinator. the 2016 and 2017 campaigns, he was elevated to senior defensive ana- After putting together an outstanding collegiate resume at Appala- lyst during the spring of 2018. chian State from 2009 to 2013, Washington spent the majority of his Prior to his arrival in Greenville, Mackie served as wide receivers coach, professional career with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Originally signed as defensive backs coach, director of strength and conditioning, and the an undrafted free agent by the Indianapolis Colts in 2014, Washington special teams coordinator for Hardaway (Ga.) High School from 2010 to was picked up by the Jaguars later that summer before being acquired 2014. While directing Hardaway’s strength program, he earned his USA by the New England Patriots in 2017. Weightlifting certification. Washington was a multi-selection to All-Southern Conference squads During his tenure at both HHS and Georgia Military College, Mackie while at ASU and was chosen to play in the NFLPA Collegiate Senior helped develop 18 players who later went on to play collegiate football Bowl. He earned a number of accolades for his performance in the class- at the Division I level. room, including SoCon All-Academic, Capital One All-District Academic Mackie graduated from the University of Georgia in 2005 with a bach- and ADA FCS All-Star Academic honors, along with being the 2013 recip- elor’s degree in history and followed with master’s in business admin- ient of the NFF National Scholar-Athlete Award & Scholarship. Washing- istration from Troy University in 2010. He also earned secondary history ton was a Dean’s List student at ASU who also captured the school’s Sci- education certification from Columbus State (Ga.) University. ence Building Most Outstanding Student Award. In the community, Washington has served in mentorship and coaching roles for the Cheryl Littlejohn Kids Camp, Danny O’Brien Elite High EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 39 2018 Football Fact Book School Football Academy and the Jacksonville Jaguars Community Out- Smith spent the 2012 season working as an assistant junior varsi- reach Program. In 2015, he served as a special guest speaker and receiv- ty defensive coordinator and secondary coach at alma mater Saint Jo- ers coach for the Nike Opening Orlando event. seph by-the-Sea High School in Staten Island, N.Y. prior to his first ar- Washington, who prepped at T. Wingate Andrews High School in High rival in Greenville. Point, N.C., earned dual bachelor’s degrees in architecture & design Smith earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education from ECU in technology and construction management from Appalachian State in May, 2017. 2013. He graduated with a 3.83 grade point average. Brandon Williams Curtis Fitch Defensive Graduate Assistant Coach (ECU ’15) Offensive Graduate Assistant Coach (Appalachian State ’17) After keying ECU’s defense from the inside linebacker position as a junior and senior, Curtis Fitch is in his first season with the Pi- Brandon Williams continues to help guide Pi- rates’ offense as a graduate assistant coach. rate tacklers as a third-year defensive gradu- Prior to his appointment to the ECU coaching ate assistant coach. staff, Fitch spent four years as a quarterback in the Appalachian State The 2018 campaign marks Williams’ fourth overall as a coach after as- program helping direct Scott Satterfield’s Mountaineers to successive sisting former defensive line coach Marc Yellock as a quality control aide bowl victories in 2015, 2016 and 2017. and contributing efforts during ECU’s on-campus recruiting activities. Before enrolling at ASU, Fitch was a four-year starter and two-year A four-year letterman from 2011 to 2014, Williams turned in his best team captain at Steinbrenner High School in Lutz, Fla. As a senior for the season as a senior by standing second on the squad (and fifth in the Warriors, he passed for 1,500 yards to earn all-conference honors on the American Athletic Conference) with 124 tackles – 54 of those coming as playing field while also being voted to serve on the team’s leadership solo hits. He was a nine-time team captain selection before earning All- board. Additionally, Fitch was active in mentorship roles as a counselor AAC honors after leading the Pirates to the Birmingham Bowl. and assistant in the Warrior Summer Youth Camp. Williams played in all 13 contests and delivered 69 tackles as a ju- His father Todd, who currently serves as offensive coordinator at Lou- nior to earn the program’s most improved defensive player-of-the- isiana Tech, was in a similar capacity at ECU from 2007 to 2009 and year accolades played an integral role in the Pirates’ three-straight bowl appearances He graduated from ECU in 2015 with a bachelor’s degree in crimi- and back-to-back Conference USA championships. After departing the nal justice. ECU program, the elder Fitch spent time on the USF and Boston College staffs before reuniting with Skip Holtz in Ruston, La. Fitch, a Dean’s List student, earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Appalachian State in December, 2017.

Ryan Smith Defensive Graduate Assistant Coach (ECU ’17)

Ryan Smith, who spent four years with the Pirates in different capacities assisting the football and strength programs as an undergraduate, returned to ECU in April, 2018 as a defensive graduate assistant coach. The former walk-on defensive back and student coach most recently spent the 2017 campaign at Black Hills State (S.D.) where he served as a volunteer quality control coordinator on the defensive side of the ball. During his earlier stint at ECU, Smith worked with the Pirate strength & conditioning staff from 2014 to 2017 while also directly contributing efforts to Scottie Montgomery’s squad during the 2016 season. As a player, Smith competed in the ECU secondary for a roster position during spring drills in 2014 and 2015 after transferring from Pace (N.Y.) University.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 40 2018 Football Fact Book Support Staff Terrell Smith A native of Wingate, N.C., Smith co-captained the Blue Devils as a Assistant AD for Football Operations senior in the fall of 2003 and earned co-team MVP and second-team (Duke ’04) All-Atlantic Coast Conference honors after recording 140 tackles from his safety position. In 40 career games, Smith racked up 321 stops and net- Terrell Smith is in his third year ECU’s Assis- ted three interceptions. tant Athletics Director for Football Operations. After completing his undergraduate work, Smith worked one year on Prior to joining the Pirate staff, Smith served the coaching staff at Lenoir-Rhyne before returning to his alma mater. as director of football operations at Duke under head coach David Cut- He initially served as a graduate assistant coach in 2005 before making cliffe during the 2015 season. His latest tenure at his alma mater also fol- the move to the player development office. lowed a combined five years in player development and recruiting roles under Cutcliffe and Ted Roof spanning from 2006 to 2011. Smith was the Blue Devils’ top liaison with the school’s academic sup- Alex Folken port, admissions, financial aid and housing departments, while also Assistant Director of Football Operations managing program budgets for meals and recruiting. He also coordi- (ECU ’12) nated all logistical facets of Duke’s team travel operation, serving as the key contact regarding air and bus transportation as well as the estab- While Alex Folken is in his eighth overall year lishment of road lodging headquarters. as a valuable member of the ECU Football sup- Before rejoining the Blue Devils’ staff in July, 2015, Smith was in Chap- port staff, five of those seasons involved direct el Hill as North Carolina’s assistant director of player personnel for five day-to-day duties in the operations sector. months after spending two years at Massachusetts College of Liberal In addition to playing a vital role in the Pirates’ travel coordination as- Arts where he served as the assistant director of admission for multi- sisting with hotel securement, contract negotiations and transportation cultural recruitment. documentation, Folken also oversees all team meals and manages the In addition to his earlier stay at Duke, he worked in various foot- program’s nutrition budget. He directs ECU’s preseason training camp ball administrative and coaching capacities at Oklahoma State and and serves as the team’s liaison with academics, NCAA Compliance and Lenoir-Rhyne. the Student-Athlete Success Committee. Folken also provides key ancil- Smith was assistant director of football recruiting for head coach Mike lary support for all on-campus recruiting activities. Gundy and the Cowboys in 2011 and 2012, which followed player devel- Prior to earning a promotion to his current role in 2013, Folken spent opment and football relations positions in Durham beginning in 2006. the 2012 campaign as an operations and player personnel staff assis- Smith earned his bachelor’s degree in political science from Duke in tant. He coordinated all campus travel and had oversight of strategic re- 2004 before adding a master’s in humanities in 2006. cruiting messaging, both via print and online platforms. Folken initially joined the ECU staff in 2011 as a student coach working exclusively with the Pirates’ offensive line and assisted with the task of THE TERRELL SMITH FILE transcribing daily scripts, structuring practice plans and preparing the unit with weekly opponent video cut-ups and film study. Administrative Experience: He spent five years at the prep level as Buchholz (Fla.) High School’s 3RD YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF varsity offensive line coach from 2006 to 2010, while also serving as 2016-2018 . . . . . Assistant Athletics Director for Football Operations, freshman and junior varsity head coach and offensive coordinator. One East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. 2015 . . . . .Director of Football Operations, Duke University, Durham, N.C. 2015 (spring) ...... Assistant Director of Player Personnel, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N.C. THE ALEX FOLKEN FILE 2013-2014 . . Assistant Director of Admission for Multicultural Recruitment, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, North Adams, Mass. Administrative Experience: TH 2011-2012 ...... Assistant Director for Football Recruiting, 8 YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Okla. 2013-2018 ...... Assistant Director of Football Operations, East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. 2008-2010 ...... Assistant Director of Football Operations, Duke University, Durham, N.C. 2012 . . . . .Staff Assistant for Football Operations & Player Personnel, 2007 . . . .Director of Player Development, Duke University, Durham, N.C. East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. 2006 ...... Assistant Director of Player Development, 2011 ...... Student Assistant Coach/Intern, Duke University, Durham, N.C. East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. 2005 . .Defensive Graduate Assistant Coach, Duke University, Durham, N.C. 2006-2010 ...... Assistant Football/Weightlifting/Track & Field Coach, 2004 . . . . .Assistant Football Coach, Lenoir-Rhyne College, Hickory, N.C. Buchholz High School, Gainesville, Fla.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 41 2018 Football Fact Book of his pupils – Jordan Weingart – was a first team all-state selection who later signed to play at West Virginia. Folken also worked with the THE BRIAN OVERTON FILE school’s successful track and field program as a throws coach from 2007 to 2009. Administrative Experience: 7TH YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF 2016-2018 ...... Director of Player Development, Brian Overton East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. Director of Player Development 2012-2015 ...... Director of Football Operations/Personnel, East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. (Elizabeth City State ’04) 2009-2011 ...... Football Operations Assistant, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N.C. Brian Overton is in his seventh overall season 2007-2009 ...... Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach, at ECU and third as director of player develop- Hertford County High School, Ahoskie, N.C. ment on Scottie Montgomery’s staff. He initial- 2007 . . . Co-Offensive Coordinator/Shrine Bowl Combine Co-Coordinator, ly joined the Pirate family as director of football operations and player Greene Cenctral High School, Snow Hill, N.C. 2001-2007 ...... Assistant Football Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, personnel on January 3, 2012. Hertford County High School, Ahoskie, N.C. Overton has oversight of the program’s life skills, leadership and community relations initiatives in addition to assisting with recruiting and NFL liaison duties. Overton, 37, is married to the former Tania Denise Williams of Eden- Prior to his appointment at ECU, Overton served as a football oper- ton, N.C., and the couple are the parents of two boys — Malachi (14) ations assistant at the University of North Carolina for three years. He and Lucas (12). played a pivotal role in the Tar Heels’ on-campus recruiting efforts in addition to providing ancillary support with team travel, high school summer camps, video maintenance and office management. Ethan Johnson While Overton developed and coordinated UNC’s game day operations Director of Player Personnel (Liberty ’05) effort for recruiting visits, his contributions reached far beyond establishing detailed weekend itineraries. As a recruiting liaison to the de- Ethan Johnson is in his third year as director partment’s compliance office, he helped administer a program that of player personnel at ECU, formally accepting documented all official visits, evaluations, contacts and phone calls. the position on Jan. 5, 2016. Overton also provided direct oversight of the Tar Heels’ entire prospect Johnson’s arrival in Greenville followed 10 video database, a duty that ranged from an initial screening to a final years of service as assistant director of player personnel at Duke, where written coaches’ evaluation. he contributed a key role in all phases of the Blue Devils’ recruiting efforts. Before accepting a position on the North Carolina staff, Overton spent His primary responsibility was the organization of campus visits for nine years coaching at the high school level. He earned his first assign- prospects, which included travel arrangements, campus tours and ca- ment as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at alma mater tered meals as well as the coordination of one-on-one meetings with Hertford County (N.C.) High School in 2001. In addition to traditional coaches, academic leadership and faculty members. in-season responsibilities, Overton supervised academic progress, coor- Johnson also cultivated relationships with student-athletes and as- dinated unofficial college visits, conducted fundraisers for team and -in sisted in the evaluation of their academic development potential based dividual summer camp participation and organized community service on previous performance, career interests and personal goals. activities until his departure in 2007. While at Duke, Johnson assisted current ECU Assistant AD for Foot- He spent one season at Greene Central (N.C.) High School where he ball Operations Terrell Smith (2006 to 2011) and offered ancillary sup- was the Rams’ co-offensive coordinator. He also served as the Shrine port with camps and clinics, administrative management, walk-on and Bowl Combine Co-Coordinator, a job which involved host site selection tryout programs, budgeting, on-field recruiting evaluation and the en- and set up, film evaluation and on-site logistical organization. hancement of various video, software and social media platforms. Overton returned to the Bears’ program at Hertford County High School for the 2008 and 2009 campaigns as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach before moving to Chapel Hill. THE ETHAN JOHNSON FILE During his tenure at North Carolina, Overton was active in community relations activities such as Habitat For Humanity, 911 Tribute (for local Administrative Experience: RD fire stations), UNC Blood Drive and the school’s “Share Your Holiday” ef- 3 YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF 2016-2018 ...... Director of Player Personnel, fort - a shopping, wrapping and gift delivery endeavor for the needy East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. during Christmas. 2006-2015 ...... Assistant Director of Player Personnel, He completed his bachelor’s degree in health and physical education Duke University, Durham, N.C. from Elizabeth City (N.C.) State University in 2004. EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 42 2018 Football Fact Book Johnson earned his bachelor’s degree in sport management from Lib- A member of the National Association of Collegiate Marketing Ad- erty in 2005. ministrators (NACMA), Jackson was the recipient of the 2017 Mike Cleary He owns NCAA (recruiting) and American Sport Education Program NACMA Convention Stipend. (ASEP) certification in addition to active membership and participation in Big Brother Mentoring, Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the Amer- ican Football Coaches Association. Jeff Connors Johnson and his wife Sarit are the parents of three children – Noah, Assistant AD for Strength and Conditioning Cooper and Charlotte. (Salem, W.Va. ’80)

Jeff Connors enters the eighth year of his sec- Dorian Jackson ond tour of duty as assistant athletics director Assistant Director of Player Personnel for strength and conditioning at ECU after re- (Old Dominion ’12) joining the Pirates’ staff Jan. 21, 2011. Connors took over ECU’s top athletic performance position after Dorian Jackson begins his fourth season at spending 10 seasons on the University of North Carolina staff as strength ECU and second as an assistant director of play- and conditioning coordinator and assistant athletics director, a title he er personnel for the Pirates. was elevated to a year after his arrival in 2001. Prior to his move to the football program, Jackson served two years His current assignment at ECU marks his second stint with the Pirate pro- as the director of creative services, a position he began on June 8, 2015. gram after an earlier 10-year strength and conditioning leadership tenure He was responsible for oversight, coordination and development of all with head football coaches Bill Lewis (1991 season) and Steve Logan (1992- ECU Athletics sales publications, advertising efforts across all platforms, 2000). In all, Connors’ efforts helped produce eight bowl appearances, four the creation of digitally designed images to support digital and social post-season victories, 16 National Football League draft selections and rep- media directives and serve as a brand manager to ensure consistency in resentation in two final Top 25 polls (9/1991, 23/1995). the department’s graphic identity. He is also credited for playing an integral role in the design and devel- Jackson arrived at ECU after nearly two years as a creative services opment of the Pirates’ 22,000-square-foot strength and conditioning fa- and marketing assistant at Old Dominion University, where he began cility inside the Murphy Center, which opened in 2002 after his departure. working in October, 2013. He assisted with the planning, development Connors has been honored as a Master Strength & Conditioning and execution of promotions for the Monarchs’ 18 athletics programs, Coach by the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Associa- while also responsible for creating page layouts for printed materials tion (CSCCA). The Master Strength & Conditioning Coach certification is with graphics and publication software. the highest honor that can be achieved as a strength and conditioning He began his professional career as an intern at ODU in January of coach, representing professionalism, knowledge, experience, expertise 2012, before eventually being elevated into a graduate assistant role in and longevity in the field. the marketing office from August of 2012 until May of 2013. Connors reached the pinnacle of his profession in 2016 when he was Jackson was a three-year letterman on the Monarchs’ football team inducted into the USA Strength & Conditioning Coaches Hall of Fame. from 2009 to 2011 and earned Colonial Athletic Association All-Academic Additionally, he was selected as the National Strength and Conditioning Team honors as a senior. He graduated from ODU in 2012 with a degree Association’s College Strength and Conditioning Coach-of-the-Year, be- in sport management and a minor in marketing before completing his coming the 36th recipient of the award. master’s degree at his alma mater the following year. Another one of Connors’ highest personal accomplishments was his induction into the Washington-Greene Chapter of the Pennsylvania THE DORIAN JACKSON FILE Sports Hall of Fame in 2011. Fittingly, his entry came on the 15th anniversary of the selection of his father and former high school coach, William Administrative Experience: D. Connors, into the same Hall. Additionally, Connors’ place in the Wash- 4TH YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF ington-Greene Chapter of the PSHOF puts him alongside distinguished 2017-2018 ...... Assistant Director of Player Personnel, names such as Barry Alvarez, Marvin Lewis, Ralph Cindrich, John Ban- East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. aszak, Hal Hunter and Cary Kolat to name a few. 2015-2017 ...... Director of Athletics Creative Services, Three years later, in 2014, Connors was one of only 25 invitees nation- East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. ally to attend the United States Marine Corps Executive Forum (MCEF) at 2013-2015 ...... Creative Services/Marketing Staff Assistant, the Pentagon in Arlington, Va. Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Va. In addition to helping develop some of the top players in UNC’s pro- 2012-2013 ...... Creative Services Graduate Research Assistant, gram, including Julius Peppers, Jason Brown, Ronald Curry, David Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Va. 2012 ...... Marketing & Promotions Intern, Thornton, Kentwan Balmer and Hakeem Nicks, 73 of 77 all-time foot- Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Va. ball strength and conditioning records were bettered during Connors’ stay in Chapel Hill. EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 43 2018 Football Fact Book Connors also maintained department-wide responsibilities for the Tar Heels, conducting the strength and conditioning program for the four- THE JEFF CONNORS FILE time Atlantic Coast Conference champion and two-time Final Four participant women’s basketball team, while also training the wrestling squad. Administrative Experience: Before accepting the East Carolina position prior to the 1991 campaign, 18TH YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF Connors was the head strength and conditioning coach at Bucknell from 2011-2018 . . . .Assistant Athletics Director/Strength and Conditioning, 1987 to 1990. East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. Connors, 62, is a frequently requested speaker asked to present his 2001-2010 . . . . . Assistant Athletics Director/Strength and Conditioning, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N.C. strength and conditioning program and philosophies to clinics and con- (1994-2001) ...... Owner/Director/Personal Trainer, ferences across the country. He was also a competitive powerlifter who Elite Fitness Trainers, Inc., Greenville, N.C. won four state titles in powerlifting and held a ranking as high as fourth 1991-2001 ...... Director of Strength and Conditioning, nationally. Connors holds Level I certification in Olympic Weight Lift- East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C. ing by the U.S. Weight Lifting Federation and has had numerous arti- 1988-1991 ...... Director of Strength and Conditioning & Wrestling cles published in Wrestling USA, NSCA Journal, Training and Condition- Recruiting Coordinator, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pa. ing Magazine and Bigger Faster Stronger Journal. 1983-1988 ...... Head Wrestling Coach & Assistant Football Coach, In 2013, Connors authored his first book - Strength Coach, A Call To The Benjamin School, North Palm Beach, Fla. Serve - which not only chronicles his illustrious career, but outlines a 1982-1983 ...... Fitness Director & Linebackers Coach, Tennessee Military Institute, Sweetwater, Tenn. distinctive philosophy he has crafted during his calling in the profession. The part-memoir, part-training manual offers readers inspiration- al and spiritual insight into both his heart and head. high school football and wrestling at The Benjamin School in North Palm A 1980 graduate of Salem (W.Va.) College, Connors was a four-year Beach, Fla., and coached linebackers at the Tennessee Military Institute starter at cornerback and was team captain as a senior. He led Salem in in Sweetwater, Tenn. interceptions as a sophomore and junior. Connors and wife Michele are the parents of two children - daughter After college, Connors served as a police officer in Palm Beach Coun- Kaitlin and son Beau. ty (Fla.) for two years. Prior to becoming a strength coach, he coached

Brittany Harward Ann Hoggard Kevin Slattery Chuck Young Administrative Staff Assistant/ Administrative Assistant/ Staff Assistant/Recruiting SPORTworks Ministry NFL Scouts Coach Montgomery

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 44 2018 Football Fact Book Administrative/Operational Support Staff ■■Athletic Training McClellan spent four years as Sports Information Director at Stetson (Fla.) University from 1992 to 1996 were he served as media coordinator Jake Moore for the First and Second Rounds of the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Head Football Athletic Trainer Southeast Regional at Orlando Arena in 1993 and 1996. (Iowa State ’04) McClellan, 53, earned his B.A. in journalism/public relations from Sam Houston State University in 1987. In 1997, he was the recipient of SHSU’s Jake Moore is in his seventh season as head Distinguished Journalism Alumni Award. football athletic trainer after returning to the ECU McClellan is married to the former Joanne Langseth of Deer Park, Sports Medicine Staff in a full-time role in 2010. Texas, and the couple are the parents of daughter Jessica. Prior to coming back to Greenville, where he earned his master’s degree in 2007, Moore spent two years as an assistant athletic trainer at the University of Kansas. He originally went to Lawrence as an intern for the Malcolm Gray 2007-08 season and was elevated to full-time status. Director of Media Relations (ECU ’96) While with the Jayhawks, Moore assisted with the day-to-day operations of the athletic training room as well as helping with treatments, Malcolm Gray is in his 14th year as a full-time rehabilitation and the preparation of practice. He worked directly with member of the ECU Athletics Media Relations the KU football program and provided sports medicine supervisory du- Staff, 16th overall, where he serves as the sec- ties for women’s rowing. ondary football and primary media contact for During his time at ECU as a graduate student, Moore was responsible the baseball program. for men’s soccer in 2005, off-season baseball in 2005, 2006 and 2007, Gray enters his 13th season as the secondary football contact (2004- and assisted with in-season football during the 2006 campaign. 09, 2012-present) assisting in all aspects of public relations for a Pirate He also served as a mentor for undergraduate athletic train- program that won back-to-back Conference USA titles (2008-09) and ing students. appeared in seven bowl games. He was instrumental in helping ECU Moore gained additional experience working as an intern with the earn a pair of Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) “Super 11” Minnesota Vikings (2004-05) and Indianapolis Colts (2003) of the Na- Awards for media relations services in 2009 and 2014. tional Football League. The Greenville, N.C. native and 1996 ECU graduate worked as the sum- The National Athletic Trainers’ Association member is a 2004 gradu- mer press officer with USAB aseball in 2010 where the Collegiate Na- ate of Iowa State University with a bachelor of science in exercise sport tional Team (CNT) posted a 16-3 record and finished second at the V FISU science. As a clinical athletic training student, Moore worked primari- World University Championships in Tokyo, Japan. A year later, he ran the ly with the women’s swimming and diving and volleyball programs as press services at the USA Baseball National Training Complex in Cary, well as assisting with football. He also earned a letter on the Cyclones’ N.C. for the 2011 Tournament of Stars and 18U National Team Trials, which wrestling team. captured gold at the COPABE 18U/AAA Pan American Championships in Moore is married to the former Kate Gordon, who currently serves as Cartagena, Columbia. the head assistant coach on ECU’s swimming and diving staff. Gray, who completed his master’s degree in sports management in 2004, has also worked on the media relations committees at the 2002 ■■Media Relations and 2003 NCAA Women’s Soccer College Cup (Cary, N.C.), 2004 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament (Raleigh, N.C.), 2009 BCS National Cham- Tom McClellan pionship Game (Miami, Fla.) and most recently at the 2013, 2014, 2015, Assistant AD for Media Relations 2016 and 2018 College World Series (Omaha, Neb.). (Sam Houston State ’87) He is a member of the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Associa- tion (NCBWA), serving as the organization’s President during the 2016- Tom McClellan is in his 15th year heading the 17 season and was named assistant executive director in 2017. ECU Athletics Media Relations division after an Gray is also a long time member of College Sports Information Direc- eight-year tenure as Assistant Athletics Director tors of America (CoSIDA), FWAA and the U.S. Basketball Writers Associ- for Media Relations at Georgia Southern University. ation (USBWA). His efforts at ECU were publicly recognized in 2009 and 2014 as a Super 11 Team Member (Top 11 FBS sports information offices for outstanding services provided) by the Football Writers Association of America after working primarily with the Eagles’ six-time national champion football program while at GSU.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 45 2018 Football Fact Book ■■Turf Management Kyle Gaskins Assistant Coordinator of Football Video Joey Perry Operations Director of Athletic Grounds (NC State ’99) (ECU ’17)

Joey Perry serves as director of athletic Although no stranger to ECU Football’s video grounds at ECU, a position he has held since his operations department, Kyle Gaskins is in his arrival in August of 2000. first year as a full-time member of the staff as assistant coordinator. Perry handles the treatment and condition Gaskins served as a senior student assistant during the 2016 and 2017 for grass and turf playing surfaces in numerous Pirate athletics facili- seasons and was tasked with management responsibilities of the unit’s ties, including Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. He oversees the preparation of undergraduate staffers for practice and game day assignments, while fields for practice and game-day events, ensuring it meets competition also playing a pivotal role coordinating technical logistics at all ECU road standards and protocol per the NCAA and American Athletic Conference. headquarter locations. He joined the Pirates’ video team as a sopho- Additionally, his expertise and creativity has transformed Bagwell Field more in 2015. into one of the most desirable natural playing surfaces in college foot- In addition to his football duties, Gaskins provides ancillary support ball, both from a performance and aesthetic standpoint. for men and women’s basketball as a production assistant and as a vid- A Spring Hope, N.C., native, Perry earned a bachelor’s degree in parks, eoboard operations associate at Clark-LeClair Stadium during base- recreation and tourism at North Carolina State University in 1999. He is ball season. a member of the Sports Turf Managers Association and the Eastern Turf The New Bern (N.C.) native earned his bachelor’s degree in communi- Grass Association. cations from ECU in 2017. Perry and his wife Lori were married in August of 1998 and the couple has two children - Hunter and Rachel. ■■Video Production ■■Video Operations Brian Meador Director of Video Production (ECU ’96) Addison Harvey Coordinator of Football Video Operations Brian Meador joined the ECU Athletics staff (ECU ’11) in 2010 and currently serves as the director of video production. A member of ECU’s video production team In his current role, Meador produces exclusive since his arrival in 2007, Addison Harvey is the video content for ECU’s football, basketball and baseball coaches shows, coordinator of football video operations - a po- while handling numerous game day and video board responsibilities for sition he was elevated into in July of 2014. Pirate home sporting events. Harvey handles video editing and organization of film for ECU’s foot- Prior to his hire, Meador was a sports reporter and anchor at WITN-TV, ball program, while producing recruiting tapes and managing student Greenville’s NBC news affiliate, where he was honored by the Associated workers in the department. Press with Best Sports Feature Awards - the second coming in 2009. He Harvey was a four-year undergraduate student assistant with the handled sideline reporting duties for ECU football games and occasion- video department from 2007 to 2011 and served as a graduate assis- ally provided color commentary for Pirate basketball games in 2008. tant until 2014 before eventually being promoted to his current position. Meador began his career as a sports reporter and anchor at WNCT-TV A Greenville, N.C. native, Harvey earned his bachelor’s degree in com- in Greenville (CBS) from 1994 to 2003 where he won a pair of Associated munication from ECU in 2011, before completing his master’s degree in Press Best Sports Feature awards. He was also honored by the NCHSAA recreational services and interventions at his alma mater in 2014. He is a in 2003 for his coverage of local high school sports. member of the Collegiate Sports Video Association. Born in Cheberly, Md., and a native of Fuquay-Varina, N.C., native, Harvey married his wife Lauren in June of 2012 and the couple are the Meador graduated from ECU with a bachelor’s degree in communica- parents of a son, Logan (2). tions in 1996. Meador married his wife Kim in the fall of 2014.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 46 2018 Football Fact Book Players 2018 Player Bios Sean Bailey as a special teams member to bolster on-field repetitions … Opened col- 75 Offensive Line legiate career as a linebacker before moving to the “stand-up” end slot 6-6 • 328 • So-SQ after the arrival of new coordinator David Blackwell in the spring of 2018 Cumming, Ga. (Lambert) … Officially enrolled early at ECU in January of 2015, thus already has four spring practice periods on his Pirate resume … Was not officially credited Will enter sophomore campaign entrenched with any tackles during first spring scrimmage (March 17), but logged on the offensive two-deep after a strong two stops in the Purple-Gold Game on March 24. 2017: Recorded one spring performance under new line coach Don tackle (assisted) in six games during sophomore season … Played in con- Mahoney … Officially listed as Cortez Herring’s top backup at the left tests vs. Virginia Tech, USF, Houston, Tulane, Cincinnati and Memphis … guard slot … Should also compete for a top-tier special teams role, most Produced only stop on special teams (punt return) against the Hokies at likely as a blocker on kicking game units. 2017: Experienced action in the Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium … In addition to special teams, primarily worked final two games of the season (vs. Cincinnati, at Memphis) as a reserve with Pirate linebackers during the fall. 2016: Came off the bench to play guard on offensive line … Delivered strong effort while participating on in four games during first active season on Pirates’ roster … Appeared in both squads (scout, depth chart/game-day) during practice sessions. contests against Western Carolina, NC State, South Carolina and Navy … 2016: Spent true freshman season as a redshirt on Pirates’ developmen- Recorded one tackle, an assisted stop on kickoff coverage vs. Wolfpack at tal roster and did not experience game-day action … Lauded for work Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. 2015: Redshirted … Did not experience game- on offensive scout squad preparing defensive unit on a weekly basis. day action, yet turned in notable contributions on ECU’s defensive scout High School: A two-year first-team all-region and all-county performer squat. High School: Did not play during the 2014 season, but was a key at Lambert High School … Played a key role in the Longhorns’ offensive figure in Ocean Lakes’ 12-1 record (5-0 in league play) in 2013 … Compiled production that resulted in 3,613 total yards during the 2015 campaign, 132 tackles, 23.0 TFLs, 12 sacks, two forced fumbles and two recovered which included a season-high 527 during a 45-36 victory over Centennial fumbles as a team captain during senior campaign … Also blocked six HS … Led unit in total pancake blocks with 85 and graded out at 90 percent punts and one field goal attempt during the course of the year … Guided as a senior, garnering second-team all-state honors and designation as a the Dolphins to the semifinals of the state playoffs before falling to Blue-Grey All-America selection … Top effort of note was a season-high Colonial Forge 23-20 … Keyed a defense for head coach Chris Scott that 16 knock-downs to help LHS to a 41-26 win against Chattahoochee HS held opponents to seven points or less on eight occasions as a senior … … Team captain of Louis Daniels’ program that advanced to the 2015 Effort of note was a nine-tackle (2.5 for lost yardage) outing during a 62- Georgia High School Association (GHSA) Playoffs and finished with an 8-3 28 victory over Western Branch … Additionally, recovered a fumble and record in 2015 … Named Lambert Offensive MVP and was the recipient of blocked an extra point during win … Ranked as the No. 8 defensive end the Longhorns’ Life Time Captain Award … Earned an invitation to com- in the state of Virginia by MaxPreps … In all, was a three-year letterman pete in the ’15 Rising Seniors All-Star Game and attended the Rivals Series who was part of a program that also produced a 14-1 mark in 2012 and an and MVP camps during the summer … Considered a three-star recruit 8-3-1 ledger in 2011 … Booked 136 stops (28.0 TFL), 17 sacks and a pair of by ESPN.com, ranking among the nation’s Top 110 offense linemen … strips and fumble recoveries as a junior … Opened 2012 pre-season camp Also earned three-star designation by 247Sports.com … Quickly moved listed fourth on two-deep before earning starter’s status at beginning up program’s depth chart with full-time starting role as a sophomore of season … In addition to ECU, reportedly recruited by Navy as well … … Picked up additional four letters as track athlete (shot put/discus) … Turned in a strong performance in the classroom as well, earning inclu- Graduated with honors … Reportedly produced a prep bench press of 405 sion on Ocean Lakes’ Honor Roll and standing as Math & Science Academy pounds and a squat lift of 555 pounds … Also recruited by Cincinnati and Grad. Personal: Full name is Tony F. Baird, Jr. … Born at San Diego, Calif. Purdue, while generating interest from Auburn, Duke, Georgia Tech, Penn … Son of Tony and Vicki Baird … Father Tony played collegiate football State, South Carolina, Virginia and Virginia Tech. Personal: Full name at Southeastern Conference member Kentucky … Enjoys working out in is Sean William Bailey … Born at Suffern, N.Y. … Son of Steve and Mary weight room … Major is exercise physiology … Earned Chancellor’s List Bailey … Father was a first responder in NYC during the terrorist attacks honors for work in the classroom. on Sept. 11, 2001 … A health fitness specialist major … Enjoys working out, fishing, camping and hiking. Baird’s Career Defensive Statistics YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH 2016 4/0 0 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 2017 6/0 0 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 Tony Baird Totals 10/0 0 2 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 41 Defensive End Career-high tackles – 1 (two times), last vs. Virginia Tech (09/16/17) 6-3 • 225 • Jr-2L Virginia Beach, Va. (Ocean Lakes) Completed spring drills by earning a spot on ECU’s defensive depth chart as a key reserve at the bandit end position (alongside Michael Swift, behind Kendall Futrell) … Could also experience additional action

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 48 2018 Football Fact Book Da’Andre Beverly freshman campaign just one year after DHS opened its doors for first time 25 Defensive Back … Helped program post 7-5 record, capture district title and advance to 5-11 • 186 • Fr-RS Class 6A playoffs in first season of competition … A two-time first-team Ahoskie (Hertford County) all-district choice … Posted 93 tackles, 7.0 sacks and forced five fumbles to earn first-team all-area honors and team’s outstanding linebacker award Earned roster position in the fall of 2017 as an in- as a junior … A 247Sports.com three-star prospect who ranked among re- vited walk-on … Spent initial season on defen- cruiting service’s top 80 inside linebackers nationally … Reportedly clocked sive scout squad helping prepare Pirates’ offen- at 4.42 in the 40-yard dash, completed the 5-10-5 shuttle in 4.25, benched sive unit on a weekly basis … Enjoyed quick rise on the two-deep and is 315 pounds, squatted 505 pounds and reached a 41” vertical as a prep se- penciled in as a top backup at strong safety to open first active collegiate nior … Was also recruited by Fresno State … Excelled in classroom with campaign … Credited with one tackle in each of the two spring scrim- selection to all-district academic squad in 2016 … Earned additional letters mages (March 17, March 24). 2017: Did not experience game action as a as a standout basketball performer. Personal: Full name is Bruce Carlane true freshman after joining ECU’s program as a walk-on … Lauded by de- Bivens … Born at Houston, Texas … Major is exercise physiology. fensive coaches for role on scout and developmental units. High School: A four-year football letterman as a two-way player at Hertford County Bivens’ Career Defensive Statistics High School … Completed career with 127 tackles (77 solo), five intercep- YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH tions, six forced fumbles and six pass breakups … Experienced action at 2017 11/0 5 5 10 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 the strong safety and outside linebacker positions on defense and played Totals 11/0 5 5 10 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 quarterback and wide receiver on offense … Tallied 96 stops (54 solo) and Career-high tackles – 6 vs. West Virginia (09/09/17) caused four fumbles as a senior in 2016 … Picked off four passes and netted 31 tackles during junior campaign … Offensively, caught a combined six passes for 85 yards … Also earned two letters as a small forward for Trevon Brown the Bears’ basketball program. Personal: Full name is Da’Andre Jerome 88 Wide Receiver Beverly … A sport studies major. 6-2 • 215 • Sr-3L Wilmington (New Hanover) Serves as an inspiration to many in and around Bruce Bivens the Pirate program and entire Greenville com- 38 Linebacker munity for his resiliency, hard work, commit- 6-0 • 230 • So-1L ment and willingness to help at-risk children by candidly sharing his story Houston, Texas (Davis) of overcoming adversity and life’s challenges … Successfully bounced back Made immediate adjustment to collegiate level from a one-year layoff and an subsequent injury to turn in a record-break- and is already poised as a conference honors ing season as a junior … Expected to open final collegiate campaign as a candidate as a sophomore … Thrived under di- conference and national honors candidate … A First-Team Preseason All- rection of new defensive coordinator David Blackwell and will open the American Athletic Conference selection by both Athlons and Phil Steele’s 2018 season as the projected starter at the “mike” linebacking position College Football Preview Magazine … Will be ECU’s starting “X” (outside) … Successfully blends speed and quickness with plenty of intensity … receiver in 2018 … Likely could also experience additional game-day time Selected by the coaching staff as the most improved defensive player at on special teams as the Pirates’ featured kickoff returner once again … the close of spring workouts … Logged three stops, including one for lost Officially enrolled early at ECU in January of 2014 (has participated in five yardage, during the first scrimmage on March 17 … Followed up with five spring practice periods) … Re-signed (grant-in-aid) with Pirates after ini- tackles and a pair of TFLs (-4 yards) in the Purple-Gold Game a week later. tially inking a national letter-of-intent with ECU in February, 2013 … Has 2017: Decision to lift redshirt status was made prior to the Pirates’ contest played in 29 career games (14 starts) and netted 115 catches for 1,829 yards at West Virginia (Week 2) … In all, experienced action in 11 games – all off (15.9 ypr) and 15 touchdowns … Currently stands fifth in reception yards the bench … Credited with 10 tackles (five solo) … Shined during college and seventh in TD catches on ECU’s career list(s), while needing only 15 re- debut with six stops (five unassisted) against the Mountaineers at Milan ceptions to earn inclusion on program’s top 10 ledger … Produced multiple Puskar Stadium … Registered two stops during first appearance at Dowdy- reception totals on 23 occasions … Sixty-seven (67) catches have been for Ficklen Stadium vs. Virginia Tech … Picked up single hits in tilts against BYU 10 or more yards … Author of six career 100-yard receiving games (one in and Cincinnati … Utilized primarily as a run stopper with eight (of 10) tack- 2014, five in 2017) and surpassed 100-plus all-purpose yards on nine occa- les coming on rushing plays … Logged one stop against the pass, while sions … Averages 21.5 yards per kickoff return (42 for 903 yards) and has also making another hit on special teams (kickoff return). High School: racked up 2,780 all-purpose yards entering the 2018 season … Enjoyed An Associated Press First-Team Class 6A All-State selection as a senior stellar spring workout period, hauling in four balls for 70 yards – including linebacker and team captain at Davis … Credited with 87 stops, 20.5 tack- a 17-yard TD toss from Reid Herring – in the first scrimmage on March 17 … les for loss, 14.5 sacks, six forced fumbles and two interceptions in 2016 Topped all pass catchers with nine receptions for 169 yards while working … Additionally, recorded two defensive touchdowns for Falcons … Listed with Holton Ahlers during the Purple-Gold Game (March 24). 2017: No. 51 among Houston Chronicle’s Top 100 college prospects in the state Developed into one of the top receivers in the American Conference and of Texas … Earned starting position on school’s inaugural varsity squad nationally, breaking multiple school and league records during a breakout as a sophomore in 2014 after competing at the junior varsity level during campaign … Led Pirates in receptions (60), reception yards (1,069), EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 49 2018 Football Fact Book average per reception (17.8), touchdown receptions (7), longest reception Contributed four catches each in tilts vs. Virginia Tech (44 yards), SMU (sea- (95), all-purpose yards (1,539) and kickoff return yards (452) … National son-high 85), Tulsa (51) and Connecticut (22), while notching three at UCF (FBS) ranks include 17th (receiving yards per game), 25th (receiving yards), (47) in last road game … Seventeen (17) of 41 receptions went for 10 or 30th (yards per reception) and 30th (all-purpose yards per game) … more yards, including a season-long 47-yarder vs. SMU … Amassed 702 Averaged 5.0 catches and 89.1 reception yards per game … Earned All-AAC all-purpose yards (496 receiving/193 kickoff return/13 punt return) … honors (secondteam) via head coaches vote, while also being named to Eclipsed the 100-yard all-purpose milestone twice – 130 vs. Connecticut Phil Steele Magazine postseason all-league squad … Additionally, was the and 131 vs. Cincinnati … Returned 10 kickoffs for 193 yards (19.3 ypr) and recipient of the Pirates’ Offensive Skill Player-of-the-Year Award … two punts for 13 yards (6.5 ypr) … Logged a career-best 95 kickoff return Reception total (60) ranked eighth in ECU’s single-season record book … yards (season-high four attempts) against Connecticut at Rentschler Field Established a school and conference single-game record with 270 receiv- … Also registered a personal-long KOR of 49 yards during the third quarter ing yards (on nine catches) against Cincinnati in the home finale at Dowdy- vs. Huskies … Had two kick returns each vs. Hokies (29 yards), Golden Ficklen Stadium … Accomplishment vs. the Bearcats also ranked as the Hurricane (18) and Bearcats (51) … Booked only pair of punt returns against second-highest reception yard total among all FBS receivers in 2017 (272 by Connecticut (13 yards) … Credited with one tackle (Tulsa) … Selected as the Hawaii’s John Ursua) … Also set and later matched an ECU single-game wide receiver-of-the-year at conclusion of season by previous coaching standard for longest reception with a pair of 95-yarders (at West Virginia, staff. 2014: Played in eight games as a true freshman, making a pair of vs. Cincinnati) … Accounted for five triple-digit receiving yard outings – starts (SMU, Connecticut) … Experienced action in the first six contests be- 270 (Cincinnati), 141 (Houston), 128 (Memphis), 107 (Virginia Tech), 103 fore missing the next five games (Temple, Cincinnati, Tulane, Tulsa, UCF) (James Madison) – and one double-digit reception total – 11 (Houston) … because of a left knee injury … Returned in time to play against Florida in Had multiple catches in 11 of 12 games (0 vs. UCF) … Snared TD grabs the Birmingham Bowl … Made collegiate debut against N.C. Central in the against West Virginia (95-yarder), Virginia Tech (76), BYU (26), Houston (34 season opener … Caught 14 passes for 264 yards – an average of 18.9 yards & 9) and Cincinnati (95 & 20) … Racked up 100-plus all-purpose yards six per reception … Tied for third on the unit with four receiving touchdowns times (317/Memphis, 270/Cincinnati, 227/Houston, 123/West Virginia, 108/ (1/N.C. Central, 1/Virginia Tech, 2/North Carolina) … Stood sixth on the Connecticut, 107/Virginia Tech) … Enjoyed strong finish with a combined 34 squad with 539 all-purpose yards (264/receiving, 17/punt return, 258/kick- receptions for 611 yards and four TDs in last four games against Cougars, off return) … Caught multiple passes in four games with a season-high Green Wave, Bearcats and Tigers – an average of 8.5 catches and 152.8 five against North Carolina … Recorded first career 100-yard receiving yards per contest … Averaged nearly 100 receiving yards per game in eight game against the Tar Heels, finishing with 117 and a pair of scores (55-yard- American Conference tilts (47 receptions for 742 yards) … Picked up 31 er in the first quarter and a 26-yarder in the second quarter) … Caught at catches for 605 yards (19.5 ypr) and four scores in seven home games … least one pass in six of eight contests – no receptions vs. USF or Florida … Seasonal splits indicated a stronger second half – 37-685, 5 TDs in final six First career catch vs. N.C. Central resulted in a 17-yard score in the third games, compared to a 23-384, 2 TDs during first six outings … Forty-five quarter … Also had a 15-yard TD catch at Virginia Tech in the first period … (45) of 60 catches resulted in a first down (team-high 19 were produced on Finished contest against Tar Heels with a season-best 210 all-purpose second-down snaps) … Seven starts came against Virginia Tech, yards (117/receiving, 93/kickoff return) … Eleven of 14 receptions went for Connecticut, BYU, Houston, Tulane, Cincinnati and Memphis … Returned 21 10 or more yards with a then-career-long of 55 against UNC (scored on kickoffs for 452 yards – an average of 21.5 per attempt … Had a long of 48 Pirates’ first possession of the game) … Kickoff return yardage (93) against against the Cougars on the road at TDECU Stadium … Turned in a ca- the Tar Heels was also a season-best … In all, returned 11 kickoffs for 258 reer-best 187 return yards (nine attempts) during season finale at Memphis yards and a pair of punts for 17 total yards … Other notable return perfor- … Other contests of note came vs. Houston (3-86), UCF (3-71) and USF (3- mance came against the Gators at Legion Field with two returns for 57 52) … Picked up an additional 16 rush yards on two carries during Pirates’ yards (28.5 ypr) … Had individual long returns of 42 yards (North Carolina), 41-38 win at Connecticut … Added two punt return yards on one try vs. 34 (USF) and 31 (Florida). High School: Finished prep career at New Tigers at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium … Was cleared for contact work Hanover High School as the program’s all-time leading receiver with 2,601 heading into preseason camp after rehabilitating a neck injury during yards … Played a key role for a Wildcats’ squad that rolled to an 11-2 record spring drills. 2016: Emerged from training camp as ECU’s projected starter in 2012 and ventured deep into the playoffs before falling to eventual 4A at the “Z” receiving position, but was ruled ineligible on Sept. 2 (one day state champion New Bern in the third round … Made 64 catches for 1,182 prior to the season opener vs. Western Carolina) … Participated on offen- yards and 19 touchdowns as a senior … Also threw one pass that resulted sive scout team as a redshirt the remainder of the fall … Was a preseason in a 35-yard score … Selected as the Wilmington Star News All-Area All-American Athletic Conference (third-team) choice as an all-purpose Offensive Player-of-the-Year and was a Mideastern Conference First-Team performer by Athlon Sports after enjoying an impressive spring (selected selection in ‘12 … Named the Star News’ Player-of-the-Week on Sept. 13 as offensive unit’s MVP).2015: Was Pirates’ third-leading receiver with 41 after scoring six touchdowns on six touches (four receptions, kickoff and catches for 496 yards (12.1 ypr) and four TDs despite missing first three punt return) against Purnell Swett … A NCPreps.com and CarolinaPreps. games of season … In all, played in nine contests with five starts (BYU, com 4A All-State Team performer … Earned all-area honors (Star News) Tulsa, Temple, Connecticut and Cincinnati) … Snared scoring passes against and all-conference honors as a junior after recording 66 catches for 1,035 Virginia Tech (11-yarder), SMU (47), BYU (1) and UCF (29) … Had at least one yards and 11 TDs … Added 238 rushing yards for coach Kevin Motsinger … catch in all nine outings and tallied four or more receptions in seven con- Also lettered as a basketball standout, earning inclusion on the 2012 4A tests … Hauled in a season-best eight passes (for 80 yards) vs. Bearcats in Mideastern Second-Team … Helped Kirk Angel’s team as a vital contributor the regular season finale at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium … Other receiving during the Wildcats’ run to a state title … Reportedly clocked at 4.4 in the performances of note came against Owls (7-77) and Cougars (6-84) … 40-yard dash. Personal: Full name is Trevon Kytrell Brown … Raised by a

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 50 2018 Football Fact Book single mom (Twanna) and now balances life of a student-athlete and fa- as a starter, with a personal-best five coming vs. the Bearcats at Dowdy- therhood as a proud dad of a son - Quey (age 5) … Credits his mother and Ficklen Stadium … Also logged four unassisted tackles in first collegiate the Wilmington Boys & Girls Club for steering him through many of life’s start against Green Wave before closing campaign with a pair of hits vs. hurdles, both during his formative years and early in his collegiate days … the Tigers … Registered first career stop in season opener against James Enjoys playing the drums, a skill that began with engagement in youth Madison … Did not play against Connecticut, UCF, BYU and Houston … groups … Says many skills, in sport (football, basketball) and music, were Made six tackles on passing plays, five on rushes … Posted other hit as acquired visually and refined through persistence and hard work on his a member of special teams (kickoff return) … Also credited with three own … Major is university studies … Success in classroom has earned ECU pass breakups (two vs. Cincinnati, one vs. Tulane). 2016: Redshirted as Dean’s List and Honor Roll accolades. a true freshman … Offered consistent contributions as a member of the defensive and special teams developmental/scout squads … Member of Brown’s Career Receiving Statistics Scottie Montgomery’s first signing class, inking with the Pirate program in YEAR G/GS NO YDS AVG TD LONG February. High School: A three-year letterman and team captain for coach 2014 8/2 14 264 18.9 4 55 (UNC) 2015 9/5 41 496 12.1 4 47 (SMU) Joey Price at Wallace-Rose Hill … Played a key role leading the Bulldogs to 2016 redshirted consecutive state championships (2014, 2015) … A First-Team Wilmington 2017 12/7 60 1,069 17.8 7 95 (CIN) Star-News All-Area and First-Team All-Four County selection as a junior Totals 29/14 115 1,829 15.9 15 95 (CIN) and senior … Named to the North Carolina All-State squad by USA Today Career-high receptions – 11 vs. Houston (11/04/17) (second-team) … A two-way standout who rushed for 2,798 yards on 216 Career-high reception yards – 270 vs. Cincinnati (11/18/17) carries, scored 56 touchdowns while also accumulating 113 total tackles Brown’s Career Kickoff Return Statistics and 16 interceptions during prep career … Earned invitation to the pres- YEAR G NO YDS AVG TD LONG tigious Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas after senior campaign and helped 2014 8 11 258 23.5 0 42 (UNC) North Carolina to a 54-39 victory over South Carolina … Selected as the 2015 9 10 193 19.3 0 49 (UCONN) recipient of the Shrine Bowl Spark Plug Award … Offensively, ran for 1,093 2016 redshirted yards and 22 TDs on 108 attempts and stood second on team in all-purpose 2017 12 21 452 21.5 0 48 (UH) yards, while defensively, ranked among unit’s top five tacklers as a senior Totals 29 42 903 21.5 0 49 (UCONN) Career-high kickoff return game – 187 vs. Memphis (11/25/17) … Topped Bulldogs in both interceptions (five) and interception return yardage (147) in 2015 … Top offensive effort of note was a 204-yard, two Brown’s Career Punt Return Statistics touchdown rushing performance (on eight carries) during a 62-19 win over YEAR G NO YDS AVG TD LONG Trask HS … Other notable outing was against Laney HS in the season open- 2014 8 2 17 8.5 0 21 (NCCU) er with 92 ground yards, one TD, blocked punt, 37-yard kickoff return and 2015 9 2 13 6.5 0 12 (UCONN) seven tackles … Selected by MaxPreps.com as Wallace-Rose Hill’s offensive 2016 redshirted 2017 12 1 2 2.0 0 2 (MEM) player-of-the-game on four occasions, while garnering overall player-of- Totals 29 5 32 6.4 0 21 (NCCU) the-game accolades six times … Enjoyed productive junior campaign that Career-high punt return game – 17 vs. N.C. Central (08/30/14) was successfully capped with team offensive MVP honors in the 2014 state championship game … Produced 1,364 yards and 27 scores on 116 carries as a junior … On the other side of the ball, logged 72 tackles (two for lost yardage) and picked off four passes … Highlight of note during the 2014 Keyshawn Canady season came against Pender County HS, turning five touches into three Running Back 31 TDs and two interceptions … Picked up 341 ground yards and seven TDs on 6-0 • 189 • So-1L 26 attempts as a sophomore … Picked off seven passes and returned six Wallace (Wallace-Rose Hill) for scores in 2013 … Ranked by Scout.com as the No. 3 cornerback in North Could experience a new role as a sophomore Carolina (42nd nationally) … Considered a three-star recruit by 247Sports. with a return to the offensive backfield at the com … Reportedly turned in a 39” vertical jump, a bench-press and clean- running back position … Rushed for nearly 3,000 lift of 300 pounds and was clocked at 4.25 in the 40-yard dash (10.9 in the yards as a two-way high school standout, but opened collegiate career 100) at the combine … Also recruited by North Carolina, Wake Forest and in the secondary … Made move to offense during spring workouts and West Virginia before officially committing to the Pirates on July 13, 2015 … made an immediate impression … Will open preseason camp vying for Picked up four additional letters in track and one in basketball. Personal: a place on the ball-carrying two-deep, however coaches haven’t ruled Full name is Keyshawn Ahman Canady … Born at Wallace, N.C. … Son of out a place on the defensive depth chart either (especially after earning Victor and Evelyn Canady … A health fitness specialist major … Cousin of three starting assignments as a redshirt freshman in 2017) … Picked up former ECU defensive back Chris Love and former Stanford running back seven yards on four carries and made two catches for five yards during Bryce Love … Enjoys time with family and engaging in the community … the first spring scrimmage on March 17 … Followed with a 36-yard rush- Also a member of Pirates’ track program (sprints). ing performance (on nine carries) in the Purple-Gold Game (March 24) … Ranks as one of the fastest players in the program with a sub-4.35 time in Canady’s Career Defensive Statistics the 40-yard dash. 2017: Tallied 12 tackles (10 solo) while playing in eight YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH contests as a redshirt freshman … Opened last three games of the season 2017 8/3 10 2 12 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 3 0 at cornerback against Tulane, Cincinnati and Memphis … Collected 11 stops Totals 8/3 10 2 12 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 3 0 Career-high tackles – 5 vs. Cincinnati (11/18/17) EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 51 2018 Football Fact Book Daniel Charles Chosen as program’s rookie-of-the-year … Started football career as a 27 Defensive Back wide receiver during recreational league and middle school action before 6-1 • 180 • Fr-HS growth spurt enabled move to running back position … Earned No. 4 rank Marietta, Ga. (Marietta) in the Orlando Sentinel’s 2017 Central Florida Super 60 … Reportedly been timed at 4.6 in the 40-yard dash … Rated as a three-start recruit by both Earned roster position during the spring of 2018 Scout.com and 247Sports.com … Also listed as the 34th-best running back as a preferred walk-on … In addition to compet- nationally according to 247Sports.com … An accomplished track and field ing for a place on the secondary’s two-deep, performer who captured the 2015 state title in the shot put (52 feet, 9.25 will likely vie for a contributing role on various Pirates’ special teams inches) after finishing as Florida’s runner-up during spring of sophomore squads … Was not credited with any statistics during the first spring year … In addition to ECU, recruited by Boston College, Cincinnati, Duke, scrimmage, but collected four tackles – including one for lost yardage Illinois, Indiana, Iowa State, Kentucky, Louisville, Miami, Mississippi State, (-2) – in the Purple-Gold Game on March 24. High School: A four-year Missouri, NC State, Rutgers, Syracuse, South Florida, UCF, USF, Virginia football letterman for coach Richard Morgan at Marietta High School … Tech and Wake Forest. Personal: Full name is Randolph Harris Christian Played linebacker and defensive back during junior and senior seasons, III, but prefers to go by Trace … Born at Altamonte Springs, Fla. … Son of respectively … Selected as unit’s MVP both years … Also earned sec- Randolph and DeeDee Christian … A communication major who earned ond-team all-region honors for the Blue Devils in 2016 … A three-year ECU Honor Roll accolades for his work in the classroom during the 2017 fall track letterman who excelled in the 200 and 400 sprint events, as well as semester … Cousin Crystal Christian, who graduated from Starr’s Mill High the 4x100 and 4x400 relay teams. Personal: Full name is Daniel Jeremiah School in Fayetteville, Ga., was an accomplished track and field letterwin- Charles … Born at Atlanta, Ga. … Son of Desmond and Sharon Charles … ner at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point who finished her career in A general college major … Related to Ernie Sims, a former Florida State 2014 ranked No. 3 nationally in the long jump. linebacker who was drafted by the Detroit Lions in 2006 before enjoying a NFL career with four other organizations (Eagles, Colts, Cowboys and Cardinals) … Lists paintball as favorite hobby. Tahj Deans 8 Wide Receiver 6-2 • 184 • So-1L Trace Christian Bailey (Southern Nash) 32 Running Back 6-0 • 217 • Fr-RS In solid positon to take the proverbial next Longwood, Fla. (Lake Brantley) step in career by taking over a starting role among ECU’s wide receiving corps … Expected Expected to provide a notable impact to the to open sophomore season as the unit’s top “Z” (outside) pass catch- Pirates’ rushing attack during his first campaign er, but coaches expect a battle with redshirt freshman Leroy Henley to on ECU’s active roster … Will open fall drills continue throughout the campaign … Progress was slowed somewhat firmly entrenched on the offensive depth chart and is expected to battle during the spring after suffering an injury during the first week of drills Darius Pinnix and Hussein Howe for a starting nod … Combines strength, … Did not participate in a pair of scrimmages. 2017: Experienced action size, quickness and agility … Turned in productive spring to fuel climb on in nine contests as a redshirt freshman … Made one start (at Houston) … unit’s two-deep … Led all rushers with 97 yards and three touchdowns on Did not play against Connecticut, USF and Temple (injury) … Recorded 16 15 carries (6.5 ypr) during the Purple-Gold Game on March 24 … Tallied receptions for 177 yards (11.1 ypr) and two touchdowns … Snared scoring scores on one, four and 22-yard runs, the latter serving as the game-win- passes vs. UCF (17-yarder) and Cincinnati (23) … Logged a career-best ner in the Gold’s 21-14 victory. 2017: Contributed efforts as a member of five catches on two occasions (Cincinnati, Memphis) … Topped a 56- ECU’s offensive scout team as a redshirt during true freshman campaign yard effort vs. the Bearcats by hauling in a personal-best 59 reception … Member of Scottie Montgomery’s second signing class, inking with yards in season finale against the Tigers (averaged 5.0 receptions and the Pirates in February. High School: Produced three-straight 1,000-yard 57.5 receiving yards per game in final two tilts of year) … Other notable rushing campaigns for Lake Brantley … A two-time team offensive MVP performances came against Houston (3-27) and James Madison (2-18) selection and four-year letterman … Established single-season career in collegiate debut … Other grab resulted in a TD against the league bests in carries (145) and yards (1,316), while scoring 16 touchdowns as a champion Knights in Orlando … Longest catch of campaign was the senior to help lead Patriots to a 7-5 record and appearance in the Florida aforementioned 23-yarder vs. Cincinnati to help Pirates post a 48-20 win High School Football Class 8A Playoffs under coach David Delfiacco … at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium on Senior Day. 2016: Redshirted during true Eclipsed the 100-yard rushing mark in eight of 12 contests and averaged freshman campaign … Member of offensive and special teams scout/ 9.1 yards per carry in 2016 … Picked up 1,286 yards on 139 attempts (9.3 developmental squads while acclimating to collegiate competition level ypr) and a personal-high 20 TDs during junior year … Notable highlight in … Member of Scottie Montgomery’s initial ECU signing class, inking with 2015 was a 15-carrry, 230-yard performance against Lake Mary … Credited the Pirates in February. High School: Completed high school career with with 1,016 ground yards, nine scores on 137 attempts as a sophomore in 65 catches for 1,074 yards and nine touchdowns … Racked up over 500 first full-time starting role … Named LBHS’s Offensive Back MVP in 2014 all-purpose yards in 2015 … Had 24 receptions for 411 yards as a senior … … Made varsity starting debut as a freshman in 2013 and rushed for 194 Also starred defensively, collecting 61 total tackles (which stood third on yards and a pair of TDs on 24 carries to help Patriots outlast Lake Howell the unit) … Topped Firebirds in interception return yards with 78 … Served 29-26 in double overtime (while filling in for an injured teammate) … EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 52 2018 Football Fact Book as SNHS’s punter as well, averaging 33.7 yards per boot (640 yards on All-Cap 4-A Conference honors … A three-star prospect according to 19 punts) … Earned invitation to compete in the prestigious Shrine Bowl 247Sports.com … Same recruiting website also listed him as one of the of the Carolinas after senior campaign and was part of North Carolina’s Top 60 overall (all positions) prospects in the state of North Carolina and 54-39 win over South Carolina … Led Southern Nash in receiving with 21 among the nation’s Top 125 offensive linemen … Picked up additional catches for 348 yards and three TDs as a junior … Eclipsed the 100-yard varsity letters in basketball … Reportedly produced a prep dead-lift of all-purpose yard milestone during the Firebirds’ 26-13 triumph against 485 pounds … Officially committed to the ECU program on October 28, Fike HS … Defensively, stood second on team with 63 overall stops in 2014 2015. Personal: Full name is Jack Joseph Doyle … Son of Mike and Julie to earn Rocky Mount Telegram All-Area honors … A three-star prospect Doyle … Major is construction management … Excellence in classroom according to ESPN.com … Also rated by ESPN.com among the Top 60 re- during 2018 spring semester earned inclusion on ECU’s Dean List (was cruits in North Carolina (and Top 115 athletes nationally) … Picked up ad- honor roll member in spring of 2017) … Father serves as Heritage High ditional letters as a standout track and field performer at Southern Nash School’s offensive line coach as well as the program’s strength & condi- as well … Also recruited by Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, Appalachian State tioning coordinator after previous coaching stops at Ellsworth Community and Georgia Southern before officially committing to ECU on May 5, 2015. College (head coach), Foothill College, San Francisco Community College, Personal: Full name is Tahj Natorry Deans … First name is pronounced San Francisco State, Leicester Panthers (U.K., head coach) and Iowa State TODGE (silent D) … Son of Tavis Battle and Shavonnie Deans … Major is … Has three siblings … Older brother Ryan was a three-year starter on sport studies … Earned Honor Roll accolades for classroom work during Maryland’s offensive line. the 2016 and 2017 fall semesters … Cousin is Julius Peppers, a former North Carolina All-America selection and National Football League All- Pro choice (currently on Carolina Panthers’ roster). Deondre Farrier Deans’ Career Receiving Statistics 1 Wide Receiver YEAR G/GS NO YDS AVG TD LONG 6-1 • 184 • Jr-2L 2017 9/1 16 177 11.1 2 23 (CIN) Orlando, Fla. (Lake Nona) Totals 9/1 16 177 11.1 2 23 (CIN) A highly-regarded receiver who warrants atten- Career-high receptions – 5 (two times), last vs. Memphis (11/25/17) Career-high reception yards – 59 vs. Memphis (11/25/17) tion as a conference honors candidate heading into junior year … Will be ECU’s projected starter at the “Y”(slot/inside) pass-catching position in 2018 after serving as a part-time starter during first two years in the Pirates’ program … Could Jack Doyle also contribute as a returner on special teams unit … Has played in 20 68 Offensive Line games and recorded 45 receptions for 516 yards (11.5 ypr) and four touch- 6-4 • 280 • So-SQ downs during his career … Has made at least one catch in 15 outings … Wake Forest (Heritage) Had one grab (-2 yards) in the first spring scrimmage (March 17) before Completed spring drills by earning a spot on the picking up five yards on another reception during the Purple-Gold Game offensive two-deep entering his second season on March 24 … Earned “most improved offensive player” honors at the on the Pirates’ active roster … Listed as a reserve conclusion of the spring workout period … Ranks as one of the more pop- alongside Matt Morgan (behind Garrett McGhin) at the right tackle slot ular Pirate players, thanks to personality and willingness to engage in fre- … Could also play on the left side and slide over to the guard position if quent community relations activities (hospital visits most notably). 2017: needed … Likely will gain added game-day repetitions on various special Experienced action in nine contests, starting four (West Virginia, Temple, teams (PAT, FG and punts) … Benefitted from off-season strength and Tulane, Cincinnati) … Did not play vs. Virginia Tech, Connecticut and BYU conditioning program, adding 24 pounds to frame (2017 roster weight (injury) … Pulled in 24 receptions for 211 yards (8.8 ypr) and three touch- was listed at 256). 2017: Did not experience game action as a redshirt downs … Caught scoring passes against UCF (5-yarder), Tulane (9) and freshman … Helped weekly defensive preparation efforts as a member of Cincinnati (22) … Hauled in at least one catch in seven contests and had the offensive scout unit.2016: Spent true freshman season as a redshirt multiple receptions on six occasions … Opened season with a career-best … Continued acclimation as a participant on offensive developmental seven receptions (68 yards) vs. James Madison … Averaged 3.0 receptions squad … Part of Scottie Montgomery’s first signing class, inking a na- and 31.3 yards per catch in last four games played (compared to a 2.3 tional letter-of-intent in February. High School: A three-year letterman and 19.3 averages during first four outings, despite strong performance on the offensive line for Heritage High School … Earned selection to the vs. the Dukes) … Did not record any offensive statistics in tilts against USA Today North Carolina All-State squad (second team) … Helped lead USF and Temple … Season-long grab was a 31-yarder against Memphis Huskies to the North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) in season finale … Other notable efforts include a five-reception day vs. 4-AA Playoffs as a senior … Regarded as a key contributor for an offensive Cincinnati (39 yards) and a pair of three-catch performances vs. Houston unit that generated 2,842 total yards and produced five 200-plus-yard (21) and Tulane (34) … Hauled in two passes for nine yards at WVU … Also passing outings … Performance was cited during HHS’s 52-7 victory over credited with two rushes for 20 yards, with a long of 13 (UCF) … Other Jordan HS, a contest in which the Huskies generated over 400 yards and ground gain was a seven-yard jaunt vs. Cincinnati … Ten of 24 receptions five touchdowns … Logged a single-game high 11 pancake blocks during resulted in a first down … Had 15 catches for 134 yards (8.9 ypr) in seven senior campaign … Part of North Carolina’s 54-39 win over South Carolina American Athletic Conference games and nine grabs for 77 yards (8.6 ypr) in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas … As a junior, earned First-Team in two non-league matchups. 2016: Played in 11 games and made four

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 53 2018 Football Fact Book starts (UCF, USF, Connecticut, Tulsa) … Targeted 29 times and totaled 21 re- Jaison Fournet ceptions for 305 yards and one touchdown … Scoring grab was a 16-yard- 63 Offensive Line er from Philip Nelson in American Athletic Conference opener against 6-1 • 292 • So-SQ UCF at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium … Fourteen (14) of 21 catches resulted in Cornelius (Hough) a first down and 13 traveled 10 or more yards (five exceeded 20 yards) … Has worked his way from a walk-on roster in- Had at least one reception in eight contests and two or more in seven vitation to depth chart status in two seasons … outings, which included a season-best four at Cincinnati … Established a Initially joined ECU program in the fall of 2016 personal-high yardage effort of 86 at USF … In addition to four-catch, 49- and contributed a valuable scout team role before being in a position to yard performance against Bearcats, other multiple-reception tilts came compete for playing time as a sophomore … Penciled in as the Pirates’ vs. South Carolina (3-58), UCF (3-39), USF (3-86), Tulsa (3-29), Western top backup at the right guard slot behind Dqmarcus Shaw to open the Carolina (2-15) and Connecticut (2-15) .. Had a single grab against SMU 2018 campaign … Also could see viable action as a member of various for 14 yards … Career-long reception was a 46-yarder against Bulls at special teams units to enhance game-day repetitions. 2017: Did not ex- Raymond James Stadium … Enjoyed playing on the road with 13 catches perience game action … Continued schematic and physical growth while for 222 yards (compared to an 8-reception, 83-yard total in five home on program’s scout squad, preparing defensive unit on a weekly basis as games) … Also credited with a 17-yard rush against Golden Hurricane an interior offensive lineman.2016: Earned roster slot as a walk-on prior at Chapman Stadium … Tallied a pair of tackles on interception returns to the season opener … Redshirted as a member of the developmental in back-to-back weeks (UCF, USF) … Did not play against Navy in home team. High School: A three-year letterman for coaches Bobby Collins and finale. 2015: Redshirted during true freshman season … Contributed Miles Aldridge at Hough High School … A team captain who helped prep valuable role as a member of the offensive scout squad, helping prepare program to a conference title as a two-way standout during senior year Pirate defensive backs on a weekly basis for many spread-based units … Selected to all-conference squad and named offensive MVP … Starred in the American Athletic Conference … Signed with ECU program during on both lines of scrimmage, posting eight sacks on the defensive side traditional February signing period. High School: A Parade All-America and allowing none on offense … Academically, graduated with a 4.0 (honorable mention) choice after three illustrious seasons at Lake Nona (weighted) grade point average. Personal: Full name is Jaison Briant … Helped Lions to an 8-3 overall record and a 5-1 district mark as a senior Fournet … Born at Charlotte, N.C. … Son of William and Terri Fournet … A … Hauled in a state-record 118 receptions for an Orange County standard management major … Recognized for strong academic work with inclu- 1,850 yards and 22 touchdowns in 2014 for head coach Anthony Paradiso sion on the ECU Honor Roll during the 2018 spring semester. … Averaged 16 yards per grab and nearly 170 yards per game during senior year … Tallied a single-game career-best 18 catches for 205 yards against Lakeland, also as a senior … Other games of note were a 13-reception, 291-yard, three-touchdown effort vs. Celebration and a 14-catch Fernando Frye outing in the season finale against Emerald … Earned Florida Class 7A 62 Offensive Line All-State honors (third team) … Logged 55 receptions for 939 yards and 6-3 • 286 • Jr-SQ seven TDs as a junior after securing 43 receptions for 604 yards and three Erie, Pa. (Mercyhurst) scores during sophomore campaign … In all, amassed 3,393 yards and Expected to add quality depth to the Pirates’ 32 touchdowns on 216 catches during varsity career … Played key role offensive line at either the tackle or guard po- in Lake Nona’s 8-2 regular season record in 2013 … Opened prep career sition … Officially placed on ECU roster during at Edgewater (Fla.) High School in 2011-2012 before transferring to LNHS the fall of 2017 as a walk-on transfer after opening collegiate career at … Scouting publications cited athleticism and play-making ability as top Mercyhurst (Pa.) University. 2017: Member of the offensive scout team on-the-field qualities … Listed as a Top 500 regional prospect byESPN. during initial season at ECU … Did not experience game-day action after com … Ranked among the Top 20 receivers in Florida and 86th nationally transferring into the Pirates’ program. 2016: Listed on Mercyhurst’s roster by Scout.com … Also a Top 10 member of the Orlando Sentinel’s Central as an offensive lineman, but did not play as a sophomore for the Lakers.. Florida Super 60 and stood No. 54 in the Sentinel’s Florida Top 100 … 2015: Appeared in 10 games for Mercyhurst and contributed defensively Earned receiver MVP honors at the Orlando Nike Football Training Camp with two solo tackles … Logged successful hits against Bloomsburg (Sept. … Clocked at 4.48 in the 40-yard dash at the Under Armour All-American 19) and Shippensburg (Nov. 14). High School: Earned letters in football Combine … Officially committed to the Pirates on December 9, 2014 after and wrestling at McDowell (Pa.) High School … Elected as team captain. considering other reported offers from Southeastern Conference mem- Personal: Full name is Fernando Frye … Son of Jendi Frye … Major is crim- bers Florida and Kentucky, along with Miami (Fla.) and Southern Cal. inal justice … An outstanding student who was selected to the ECU Dean’s Personal: Full name is Deondre Rashad Farrier … Son of Benita Foster … List for classroom excellence during the 2018 spring semester … Has two A university studies major. siblings – brother Dylan and sister Kylie. Farrier’s Career Receiving Statistics YEAR G/GS NO YDS AVG TD LONG 2016 11/4 21 305 14.5 1 46 (USF) 2017 9/4 24 211 8.8 3 31 (MEM) Totals 20/8 45 516 11.5 4 46 (USF) Career-high receptions – 7 vs. James Madison (09/02/17) Career-high reception yards – 86 vs. USF (10/08/16)

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 54 2018 Football Fact Book Duce Fuller four of nine contests played as a sophomore … Made starts against West 89 Wide Receiver Virginia, BYU, Houston and Memphis … Did not play vs. USF, Temple and 5-10 • 167 • Fr-RS UCF because of injury … Collected 13 tackles (nine solo) … Registered 3.0 Greenville (D.H. Conley) TFLs (BYU, Cincinnati and Memphis), which resulted in -13 yards … Posted only sack (-8) against BYU at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium … Also credited An exciting playmaker who will compete for with a forced fumble vs. Cougars and a quarterback pressure against the significant action among a deep wide receiver Bearcats … Produced at least one tackle in seven outings and had multiple unit during his first campaign on ECU’s active stops four times … Tallied a season-best four hits during AAC opener at roster … Earned roster position as a walk-on during the fall of 2017 af- Connecticut, three coming as solo drops … Had two each in tilts vs. Virginia ter starring at nearby D.H. Conley High School … Coaches feel eventual Tech, BYU and Cincinnati. 2016: Played in seven contests and made one two-deep placement on offensive unit and/or special teams squad is start (at Virginia Tech) during initial season … Was lost for the remain- likely as a redshirt freshman in 2018 … Topped all pass-catchers with six ing five games with an illness … Credited with nine tackles (five solo) … receptions for 68 yards and a touchdown (21-yarder from former prep Quickly established a personal-best with five stops against Hokies at Lane teammate Holton Ahlers) during the first spring scrimmage on March Stadium (and also netted a half TFL) … Collected two tackles in collegiate 17 … Stood second on unit with 114 receiving yards on five grabs in the debut against Western Carolina and added single hits in outings vs. South Purple-Gold Game (March 24) to wrap-up spring drills. 2017: Redshirted Carolina and USF … All nine stops were on rushing plays and six drops during first year in the Pirates’ program … Spent fall on developmental were recorded on the road. High School: A three-year starter and letter- and scout squads, providing quality looks for defensive secondary and men for coaches Tim Carter and Andy Tew at South Central High School … emulating many of the American Conference’s spread offensive attacks. Credited with over 230 tackles, 40.0 TFLs, 25.0 sacks and eight forced fum- High School: Earned three letters and served as a team captain for coach bles during prep career … Selected as the 2015 Greenville Daily Reflector Nate Conners at D.H. Conley High School … Amassed 1,756 receiving yards Defensive Player-of-the-Year after netting 101 total stops, 14.0 TFL and a and scored 21 touchdowns as a senior for the Vikings … Cracked the North county-high 12.0 sacks as a senior … Also a member of the Daily Reflector’s Carolina’s Top 5 single-game reception yards list in 2016 while also earn- First-Team All-County squad … Earned additional accolades with inclusion ing first-team all-conference honors as a wide receiver and second-team on USA Today’s North Carolina All-State squad (second team) … Opened accolades as a defensive back … Racked up 1,200 yards and tallied 15 senior campaign as a linebacker for Falcons, but moved to defensive end scores as the Vikings’ top pass-catcher during junior campaign … A first- midway through the season … Cited by MaxPreps.com as the Falcons’ de- team all-league pick as both an offensive and defensive standout in 2015 fensive player-of-the-game on three occasions and as the overall player- … Scored 10 TDs during sophomore season … Helped lead D.H. Conley of-the-game once … Helped lead South Central to a 7-5 record and North to a pair of conference titles … Off the field, was a recipient of the Pitt- Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) playoff appearance as Greenville Chamber of Commerce’s Teen Leadership Award. Personal: a junior … Racked up 103 tackles, 24.0 TFL and 12.0 sacks in 2014 … Turned Full name is Elisha Anthony Jerome Fuller, but prefers to go by “Duce” … in notable effort against Southern Wayne HS during junior season with 15 Born at Greenville, N.C. … Son of Jerome and Annie Fuller … Father played stops (10 solo), 4.0 TFL, a sack and a safety during the Falcons’ 36-6 victory collegiate football at Slippery Rock University, while mother was a mem- … Started prep career on the junior varsity as a freshman but was quick- ber of the ECU Dance Team in 1994 and 1995 … A management major … ly promoted to starting role on varsity early during sophomore year … Hobbies include making music (rapping), boating and golf … Says being Labeled as a two-star prospect according to Scout.com … Earned addition- a member of the Pirates’ football program was a childhood dream come al letters in basketball … Officially committed to ECU on September 3, 2015 true … Familial ties include current Tampa Bay Bucs wide receiver DeSean … Also received interest from (and recruited by) Clemson, North Carolina, Jackson (second cousin), a 10-year NFL veteran who also has played with North Carolina State and Purdue. Personal: Full name is Kendall Jaccaro the Washington Redskins and Philadelphia Eagles. Futrell … Son of Calvin and Leah Futrell … Major is university studies.

Futrell’s Career Defensive Statistics YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH Kendall Futrell 2016 7/1 5 4 9 0.0 0.5 0 0 0-0 0 0 44 Defensive End 2017 9/4 9 4 13 1.0 3.0 1 0 0-0 0 1 6-2 • 230 • Jr-2L Totals 16/5 14 8 22 1.0 3.5 1 0 0-0 0 1 Winterville (South Central) Career-high tackles – 5 vs. Virginia Tech (09/24/16) Poised to make break-out campaign as a conference honors candidate … Thrived in tweaked role as a standup “bandit” end during the spring Cannon Gibbs under new defensive coordinator David Blackwell and position coach Rod 4 Linebacker Wright … Will open season as ECU’s projected starter … Finally appears to 6-2 • 228 • Sr-1L be fully healthy after suffering through injury and illness-plagued sea- Brandon, Miss. (Jones JC) sons as a freshman and sophomore … Selected to the 2018 Preseason All- Expected to fully bounce back from an injury American Athletic Conference squad (third-team) by Phil Steele’s College and subsequent rehabilitation which sidelined … Was not credited with any defensive statis- Football Preview Magazine him from contact work during the entire 2018 tics during first spring scrimmage, but racked up five stops – three for lost spring practice period … Will be cleared “full-go” entering preseason yardage (-12 yards) – in the Purple-Gold Game on March 24. 2017: Opened EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 55 2018 Football Fact Book camp according to team medical personnel … Currently listed as a top Colby Gore backup at the “mike” linebacking position, but coaches expect a compet- 26 Defensive Back itive battle with Bruce Bivens to remain ongoing throughout the duration 5-11 • 173 • Jr-2L of the season … Flexibility also will allow movement to the “will” slot Little River, S.C. (North Myrtle Beach) should a depth-seeking personnel move be warranted … Quickly be- A battle-tested pass defender who will enter ju- came a fan and media favorite after signing with the Pirates’ program in nior season as a viable conference honors candi- December, 2016 and participating in spring drills … One of the more active date … Was thrown into the proverbial fire early contributors to ECU’s community relations program. 2017: Played in all 12 as a true freshman and already has 22 games, 80 total tackles and nine games during initial year on Pirates’ roster … Made six starts – Virginia pass breakups on his collegiate resume … Wrapped up spring practice Tech, Connecticut, USF, Temple, UCF and Houston … Credited with 50 (21 period as the projected starter at the boundary cornerback position … solo) tackles, which ranked fifth on the unit … Logged at least one stop in Could also possibly fill a punt return role based on his defensive respon- nine outings and had multiple hits on eight occasions … Also recorded a sibilities and number of game-day repetitions … Booked three tackles half tackle for loss (Virginia Tech) and a batted pass (BYU) … Additionally, and knocked down a pass during the first spring scrimmage on March 17 picked off a pass against the Cougars (25-yard return) … Selected as the … Co-led all defenders with six stops in the Purple-Gold Game (March 24) defensive unit’s “Newcomer-of-the-Year” (coaches vote) … Posted a … Selected as both the defensive and special teams MVP following spring career-best 14 tackles to help ECU to a 41-38 victory against Connecticut workouts … Officially enrolled early at ECU in January of 2016 … Re- during the AAC opener in East Hartford … Other notable outings include a signed (grant-in-aid) with head coach Scottie Montgomery’s program af- nine-stop effort vs. the Hokies, seven hits vs. USF and five tackles vs. BYU ter initially inking a national letter-of-intent with the Pirates in February, … Rose level of play during early portion of the schedule, averaging nine 2015. 2017: Stood seventh among all ECU defenders as a sophomore with stops per game (36 total) from Sept. 16 (VT) to Oct. 7 (Temple) … Slowed 37 tackles (25 solo) … Experienced action in 10 contests, starting the last by injuries later in the campaign and was limited to only a combined nine – Connecticut, USF, Temple, UCF, BYU, Houston, Tulane, Cincinnati three tackles in the final four contests (Houston, Tulane, Cincinnati and and Memphis … Did not play against James Madison and Virginia Tech, Memphis) … Inked a national letter-of-intent with the Pirates as a mid- while coming off the bench at West Virginia … Credited with one TFL, year signee on Dec. 14, 2016 … Enrolled in classes in January and compet- which was a sack against BYU that resulted in an eight-yard loss … Also ed during spring drills (seven tackles in the Purple-Gold Game on April contributed four pass deflections (two vs. WVU, one each vs. Temple and 22). Junior College: Led the Bobcat defense with 68 tackles (40 solo), 11.0 BYU) … Selected as the program’s “Defensive Skill Player-of-the-Year” by TFLs and 6.0 sacks as a sophomore … Also logged one fumble recovery for coaching staff following season … Booked multiple stops in all 10 out- coach Steve Buckley … Helped JJC to a 6-3 record in 2016 … Earned first- ings with a season-best of six vs. Temple at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium … team Mississippi Association of Junior and Community Colleges (MACJC) Picked up five hits in back-to-back games vs. Cougars and Green Wave, honors … Also recruited by Louisiana-Monroe, Louisiana-Lafayette and had four in season finale against Tigers and three in tilts vs. Connecticut, Louisiana Tech out of junior college … Netted 22 stops and 2.5 tackles USF and BYU … Splits include 21 stops on pass plays, 16 on rushes … Was for lost yardage in nine games as a freshman in 2015. High School: Put among team tackle leaders in road games (18) and November contests together an impressive prep career at Northwest Rankin High School … (16) … In all, registered 32 combined hits in eight American Conference A three-year letterman who tallied 291 career tackles, 25.0 TFLs and 8.0 clashes (4.0 tpg), while posting just five collective stops in non-league sacks … Earned all-region honors as a junior and senior … An all-state action (two appearances). 2016: Quickly developed into a starter during performer and team captain for coach Tyler Peterson in 2014 … Recorded true freshman season, opening nine of 12 games … Started first collegiate over 100 tackles and six sacks each during senior and junior campaigns … contest against Western Carolina, came off the bench vs. NC State, South Registered 50 stops and scored one TD as a sophomore … Also earned ad- Carolina and Virginia Tech before regaining top role for the remaining ditional letters in soccer (four) and baseball (three) at Northwest Rankin eight American Athletic Conference games … Made 43 stops (29 solo), 2.0 … Excelled in the classroom with a 4.0 grade point average. Personal: Full tackles for lost yardage (Connecticut, Navy), one sack (Connecticut), five name is Cannon Jennings Gibbs … Born at Brandon, Miss. … Son of Mike pass breakups and a pair of interceptions … Picked off passes against UCF and Kathy Gibbs … Brother was an All-America football standout at Delta (no return) and Connecticut (eight-yard return), both at Dowdy-Ficklen (Miss.) State and currently serves on the Arkansas State staff … Hobbies Stadium … Recorded at least one tackle in all 12 games (reached mul- include hunting … Major is management … An Honor Roll selection for tiple totals 10 times) … Established a career-high with 12 stops at Tulsa work in the classroom during the spring and fall of 2017, as well as the … Other notables include six hits vs. Huskies, five vs. Midshipmen, four spring semester of 2018. vs. Knights, three each against Cincinnati and SMU, and a pair in outings Gibbs’ Career Defensive Statistics vs. Western Carolina, NC State, South Carolina and USF … Knocked down YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH passes against UCF (2), South Carolina, Cincinnati and SMU … Enjoyed 2017 12/6 21 29 50 0.0 0.5 0 0 1-25 1 0 strong finish to campaign, averaging 5.4 tackles per tilt in last five games Totals 12/6 21 29 50 0.0 0.5 0 0 1-25 1 0 (27 total) … Turned in a 2.3 tpg clip (16 stops) in first seven contests … Career-high tackles – 14 vs. Connecticut (09/24/17) Recipient of the “Newcomer-of-the-Year” award during program’s annual postseason banquet. High School: A two-way player, special teams stalwart and team captain for head coach Blair Hardin at North Myrtle Beach … Produced 1,499 all-purpose yards as a receiver on the offensive side of the ball and as a prolific punt and kickoff return specialists …

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 56 2018 Football Fact Book Defensively, netted 79 tackles with four interceptions and six pass break- two passes each in tilts vs. UCF, Tulsa and SMU … Turned in top yardage ups from his safety position as a senior … Totaled 48 stops, eight inter- total (28) against the Knights … Added 26 yards vs. Golden Hurricane, 17 ceptions (three returned for touchdowns) and two forced fumbles during vs. Mustangs and seven against USF (on one reception) … Longest sin- junior season … Logged 350 yards on 25 catches as a wide-out in 2013 … gle grab was a 20-yarder vs. UCF in the American Athletic Conference Turned in a 98-yard kickoff return for a score and a 76-yard interception opener at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. 2015: Could not overcome nagging return for another touchdown during a contest against Wilson as a junior shoulder injury suffered late during the spring practice period and red- … Also added a punt return for a TD during the course of the season … shirt decision was made during preseason camp (to encourage complete Rated as the No. 24 overall prospect in the state of South Carolina and the recovery) … Spent most of fall in rehabilitation mode. 2014: Played in No. 4 defensive back by Scout.com … Selected to play in the Touchstone seven contests as a member of special teams and as a reserve on the Energy Cooperatives North vs. South All-Star Bowl Game. Personal: Full receiving corps (once late decision was made to remove redshirt) … Made name is Colby Deion Gore … Born at Myrtle Beach, S.C. … Son of Carlton collegiate debut as a true freshman against Connecticut on Oct. 23 before and Rose Gore … Older brothers all earned honors as football lettermen following with appearances against Temple, Cincinnati, Tulane, Tulsa, UCF at North Myrtle Beach High School … Brother P.J. Gore starred at Mars and Florida (Birmingham Bowl) … Caught first career pass (eight yards) Hill and later signed a free agent contract with the Atlanta Falcons … at Temple in the third quarter … Did not record any stats against Huskies, Another brother, Stephon Gore, serves as an assistant football (defense) Bearcats, Green Wave, Golden Hurricane, Knights or Gators. High School: coach at Monroe (N.C.) High School … Has 11 uncles on father’s side of Caught 36 passes for 775 yards during senior season – averaging 21.5 the family, including Milton Gore who helped Georgia Southern capture yards per reception … Guided Hanahan High School to an 11-2 overall NCAA Division I-AA National Championships in 1985 and 1986 … Active in mark and 5-0 league record in 2013 … On the receiving end of an even- his church and member of the youth choir … In addition to singing, other tual game-winning 35-yard touchdown pass to help HHS to a 28-21 win hobbies include cooking, basketball, running, fishing and hunting … A against Orangeburg-Wilkinson … Invited to the Low Country North-South university studies major. All-Star game in Myrtle Beach (December, 2013) … Experienced limited action as a junior after suffering a season-ending elbow injury during a Gore’s Career Defensive Statistics contest against Bishop England … Earned additional varsity letters in bas- YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH ketball during prep career, while also playing at the AAU level with the 2016 12/9 29 14 43 1.0 2.0 0 0 2-8 5 0 2017 10/9 25 12 37 1.0 1.0 0 0 0-0 4 0 Low Country Ballers. Personal: Full name is Johnnie Terrell Green … Major Totals 22/18 54 26 80 2.0 3.0 0 0 2-8 9 0 is communications … Also competes on ECU’s track squad (sprint events). Career-high tackles – 12 vs. Tulsa (11/05/16) Green’s Career Receiving Statistics YEAR G/GS NO YDS AVG TD LONG 2014 7/0 1 8 8.0 0 8 (TEM) Terrell Green 2015 redshirted/injured 15 Wide Receiver 2016 12/1 7 78 11.1 0 20 (UCF) 6-4 • 200 • Sr-2L 2017 9/0 0 0 0.0 0 --- Totals 28/1 8 86 10.8 0 20 (UCF) Charleston, S.C. (Hanahan) Career-high receptions – 2 (three times), last vs. SMU (11/12/16) Hopes to transition from a contributing depth Career-high reception yards – 28 vs. UCF (10/01/16) provider to a full-time pass catcher during junior campaign … Appeared to have fully rebounded from a one-year injury layoff (2015) with a productive, but role-playing Delvontae Harris performance in 2016 before only being involved on special teams and 39 Linebacker limited to offensive reserve status in 2017 … Turned in solid spring perfor- 6-0 • 221 • Fr-RS mance to earn a place on the two-deep as All-America candidate Trevon Newnan, Ga. (Newnan) Brown’s top backup at the “X” (outside) receiving position to open the A highly regarded defender who should be a 2018 campaign … Will also vie for various special teams roles once again significant contributor to the Pirates’ defensive to enhance game-day repetitions … Snared two passes for 29 yards unit and special teams squads during his first during the first spring scrimmage on March 17 before grabbing four balls season on the team’s active roster … Offers plenty of athleticism and for 51 yards in the Purple-Gold Game a week later … Has played in 28 caused a strong spring to make acclimation to ECU’s emphasized point reer contests and recorded eight catches for 86 yards. 2017: Played in nine of attack under new coordinator and position coach David Blackwell contests, all in a reserve role … Did not face West Virginia, Connecticut … Moved to linebacker position (from secondary) on a full-time basis and USF … Statistically, was not involved in the Pirates’ passing attack (0 during the spring … Closed workouts with a spot on the two-deep as receptions) … However, did record one rush for 16 yards in home finale a reserve at the “will” position … Also expected to serve a top-tier spe- against Cincinnati at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. 2016: Experienced action in cial teams role depending on extensiveness of defensive assignment … all 12 games and made one start (Virginia Tech) … Listed as Zay Jones’ top Booked two stops and returned an interception 85 yards for a touchdown backup most of the season and opened clash against Hokies when Jones during the first spring scrimmage (March 17) … Followed up with three was moved to the slot position … Targeted on 12 occasions and make tackles in the Purple-Gold Game a week later … Made good use of work seven catches for 78 yards (11.1 ypr) … Five receptions resulted in a first in the Pirates’ strength and conditioning program since arrival at ECU, down … Logged three multiple-catch outings, snaring a personal-best adding a total of 36 pounds (from original signing day weight of 185). EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 57 2018 Football Fact Book 2017: Redshirted as a true freshman (and did not experience game day Dedrick Hawkins action) … Often cited for stellar work habits on scout squad by offensive 43 Defensive Back coaches during weekly preparation sessions … Inked with the Pirates 6-2 • 200 • Jr-SQ during the traditional signing period in February. High School: A three- Winston-Salem (Glenn) year letterman and team captain for coach Mike McDonald at Newnan Provides quality depth to the Pirates’ secondary … A two-time all-region selection as a defender, earning second-team and could impact the special teams units more honors as a junior before being named to the honorable mention squad directly … Will begin junior season vying for in 2016 … Registered 60 tackles and was responsible for six turnovers as a place on the defensive depth chart … Opened the spring scrimmage a hybrid outside linebacker and safety during senior campaign … Also campaign by booking a solo tackle on March 17 … Credited with another picked up area player-of-the-week honors in 2016 … Played the running stop a week later during the Purple-Gold Game (March 24) … Earned ros- back position on offensive side of the ball for Cougars … Promoted to ter position as a preferred walk-on in the fall of 2015 and spent freshman full-time varsity status as a sophomore in 2014 and earned consistent year playing alongside brother Josh (senior). 2017: Did not experience starting assignment … Made commitment to ECU program in September, game action as a sophomore … Played on scout unit. 2016: Continued 2016 after Pirates’ season-opening victory over Western Carolina … Rated development on scout squad. 2015: Redshirted as a true freshman and as a three-star prospect and No. 82 overall by 247Sports.com … Had in- placed on developmental team. High School: A three-year letterman terest from Missouri, Georgia Southern, Western Carolina and Charleston for Glenn High School. Personal: Full name is Dedrick Jarrod Hawkins … Southern in addition to ECU. Personal: Full name is Delvontae Quantez Younger brother of former Pirate cornerback Josh Hawkins (2012-15), who Harris, but prefers to be called Tez … Born at Newnan, Ga. … Son of Chrissy helped ECU to three-straight bowl appearances and currently plays with Gaston … A sport studies major … Enjoys working out and spending time the Green Bay Packers organization (NFL) … A computer science major. with family.

Brandon Henderson Nate Harvey Defensive Line Linebacker 98 40 6-5 • 272 • Sr-SQ 6-1 • 225 • Sr-1L Greenwood, S.C. (Georgia Military) Knightdale (Georgia Military) Hopes to bounce back into a contributing role Earned a roster position as an invited walk-on after experiencing limited action (injuries, transfer prior to spring drills in 2017 … Initially coaching decisions) during his first year in the opened ECU career as a fullback before moving ECU program … Will open preseason camp vying for a position on the to linebacker on a full-time basis during the offseason … Quickness, two-deep at one of the tackle slots … In addition to depth enhancement tenacity and unselfishness enabled development into a special teams on defense, could serve role on special teams … Was not credited with stalwart as a junior … Expected to serve similar role as a senior with pos- any statistics during both spring scrimmages … A resilient performer sible added situational reps on defense at the linebacker position … Was who has a history of perseverance dealing with football-related adversi- among unit’s top tacklers during the first spring scrimmage on March ty. 2017: Played in just one game (Virginia Tech) and did not record any 17 with five, including two for lost yardage (-3) … Chipped in with four defensive statistics … Suffered through nagging injuries and struggled more stops (1 TFL) in the Purple-Gold Game on March 24. 2017: Credited to adjust to evolving defensive coaching staff (schematic) philosophies with six tackles (five solo), which ranked second among all ECU special … Was a spring addition to the Pirates’ signing class. Junior College: A teams performers … Led the Pirates with four hits on punt returns, while mainstay on the defensive line for coach Bert Williams and a Georgia adding two more on kickoff returns … Played in all 12 games … Recorded Military College program that posted a 9-2 record and reached as high at least one stop in five contests, which included a personal-best two vs. as No. 10 in the NJCAA poll during the 2016 season … Helped Bulldogs BYU at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium … Logged single tallies against Virginia run off nine-game win streak after dropping season opener … Logged Tech, USF, UCF and Memphis. Junior College: Attended Georgia Military 32 stops (15 solo), 12.0 tackles for lost yardage (-54) and 2.0 sacks for College as a freshman and sophomore, lettering for the Bulldogs’ football a defensive unit that allowed a paltry 15.2 points per game and 62.0 program. High School: Earned three letters for coach Robert Senseney rushing yards a contest … Authored eight multi-tackle outings, includ- at Knightdale High School … As the program’s featured back, rushed for ing a season-high six hits against Lackawanna College in a season finale 800 yards and nine TDs as a junior before eclipsing the 1,300-yard mark played at Marshall’s Joan Edwards Stadium … Credited with five stops (with 12 touchdowns) during senior campaign … Picked up an additional on two occasions (Navarro and ASA) … Responsible for a loss of 20 yards four letters as a track & field standout. Personal: Full name is Nathaniel on three TFLs and a sack vs. Palmetto Prep … Booked a pair of TFLs each Harvey IV … Born at Williamston, N.C. … Son of Nathaniel III and Zelinka in contests against Navarro, ASA and Jireh Prep … Had fumble recovery Harvey … A communication major. vs. Middle Georgia State … Played in nine games as a freshman in 2015 Harvey’s Career Defensive Statistics and contributed 13 tackles (nine solo), 7.0 TFLs (-47 yards) and 2.0 sacks YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH … Performances of note were a four-tackle, 3-TFL (-31 yards) outing vs. 2017 12/0 5 1 6 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 Jireh Prep and a three-stop, 2.0-TFL contest against ASA … In addition to Totals 12/0 5 1 6 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 ECU, was recruited by Georgia, Texas, Bowling Green, Charlotte, Georgia Career-high tackles – 2 vs. BYU (10/21/17) Southern, Houston, Kansas, Louisiana-Lafayette, Marshall, Western EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 58 2018 Football Fact Book Kentucky, Kentucky, West Virginia after two-year career with Bulldogs … the school’s third-leading career receiver with 99 grabs for 1,259 yards Initially joined GMC program as a walk-on in the fall of 2015 … Attempted … Stood fourth on same all-time list with 22 touchdown receptions … to start junior college career at Northeast Mississippi Community College Enjoyed stellar sophomore year with 52 catches in 2014, a number which prior to the 2014 season, but did not earn roster position during the fall stands second in the team’s single-season annals, to earn selection or again in the spring (2015) after open tryout. High School: Recorded 15 to the all-county (first-team) unit … Earned four prospect stars from tackles (nine solo), 2.0 TFLs, one sack and batted pass in limited action Scout.com and three each from Rivals.com and 247Sports.com … Rated as a senior at Greenwood … Helped lead Eagles to state championship as the nation’s No. 46 and No. 48 receiver according to 247Sports.com (31-24 overtime victory over Northwestern) as a junior in 2012 after and Scout.com, respectively … Reportedly received offers from Auburn, runner-up finishes in 2010 and 2011 … Played for coach Gene Cathcart California, Kentucky, Florida, Michigan, Michigan State, Louisville, Miami, … Strong performer in classroom who received multiple academic and Penn State, Virginia Tech, West Virginia in addition to ECU … Also picked merit scholarship offers … Only football offer received after prep -ca up two letters as a basketball standout … Excelled in classroom with a reer was from a Division II institution. Personal: Full name is Brandon 3.60 grade point average. Personal: Full name is Leroy K. Henley, Jr. … Dean Henderson … Born at Greenwood, S.C. … Enjoys video games and Born at Pompano Beach, Fla. … Son of Angela Williams … Cousin Terrance working out … A communication major … Says signing with a FBS pro- Henley is a defensive back in the Miami (Fla.) football program … Hobbies gram despite being cut twice during junior college career is most proud include fishing … A communication major who earned ECU Honor Roll accomplishment. selection for classroom work during the spring (2017) semester.

Henderson’s Career Defensive Statistics YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH 2017 1/0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 Cortez Herrin Totals 1/0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 70 Offensive Line Career-high tackles – none 6-3 • 328 • Jr-1L Saluda, S.C. (Saluda) Projected as the Pirates’ starting left guard to Leroy Henley open the 2018 season … Could take another 84 Wide Receiver step in his career by developing into an honors 6-1 • 196 • Fr-RS candidate on the conference level if progress maintains its current rate … Pompano Beach, Fla. Adaptability allows flexibility on both sides of center (owns career starts (Deerfield Beach) at left and right guard) … Selected as the “2018 Spring Offensive MVP” by Successfully completed a grueling year-long the coaching staff following workouts … Officially enrolled early at ECU in rehabilitation assignment after suffering a January of 2016, thus has already benefitted from three spring practice serious knee injury during the spring of 2017 … Should be cleared for sessions with the Pirates … After initially gaining 25 pounds during his full contact work prior to the start of training camp … Optimism from first two full seasons, work ethic in strength and conditioning program coaches was reflected in offensive unit’s preseason two-deep listing as allowed body to be redefined with the loss of 18 pounds (playing weight a top backup at the “Z” (outside) receiving position, although compe- in 2017 was listed at 346). 2017: Played in eight games as a sophomore tition for the starting job with Tahj Deans should continue throughout and made five starts … Opened three tilts at left guard (James Madison, the year … Hands, quickness, agility and explosiveness were all lauded Virginia Tech, Memphis) and two at right guard (USF, Temple) … Did not as strong on-field attributes … Although held out of direct contact work experience action in four-straight, mid-to-late-season contests against (two scrimmages) during the spring of 2018 for precautionary reasons, UCF, BYU, Houston and Tulane … Helped play key role for a unit which did participate in all team activities. 2017: Sat out season (redshirted) ranked 12th nationally in passing offense (317.9 ypg) and 42nd in total to focus solely on injury rehabilitation process … Was on the receiving offense (425.6 ypg) … Also part of five individual 300-yard passing end of a highlight reel 48-yard TD pass during a team-on-team segment games and one 100-yard rushing effort. 2016: Earned spot on game-day March 27 before suffering the aforementioned knee injury two days later (and travel) roster during true freshman season, but only logged limited which forced him out of action during ECU’s remaining three scrimmag- plays in opener vs. Western Carolina at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium … Did es … Officially signed a grant-in-aid with the Pirates to enroll early at not experience action in remaining 11 contests and primarily spent fall on ECU in January. High School: Starred for two separate prep programs in ECU’s scout squad … Member of head coach Scottie Montgomery’s initial Broward (Fla.) County, earning a combined four varsity letters … Played signing class. High School: Earned three letters for coach Stewart Young first three seasons at Cardinal Gibbons in Fort Lauderdale before trans- at Saluda High School … Selected to the USA Today South Carolina All- ferring to Deerfield Beach to enable early graduation (and early college State squad as a first-team offensive lineman … Invited to play in the enrollment) … Provided an immediate impact for DBHS and coach Jevon 2015 South Carolina North-South All-Star Game and was elected team Glenn with 64 receptions for 968 yards and seven touchdowns … Helped captain … Helped lead Tigers to a 10-3 overall record and a pair of playoff lead Bucks to a 10-3 record (5-0 in district play) and appearance in the wins (30-27 over Keenan, 24-7 over Chesterfield) during senior campaign state 8-A semifinals during 2016 campaign as a team captain … Earned … Outing of note in 2015 was a 14-pancake block effort against McCormick first-team all-county honors … Developed into one of Cardinal Gibbons’ HS that helped lead Saluda to a 54-12 victory … Played primarily the top pass catchers in school history as a freshman, sophomore and junior guard position on offense, while experiencing action as a defensive end collectively … Despite only playing three seasons, left Chiefs’ program as on the other side of the ball … Rated as a three-star recruit by ESPN.com,

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 59 2018 Football Fact Book which also ranked him as South Carolina’s No. 26 overall prospect (and – three passing, one rushing – performance against Sanderson HS (38- among Top 90 offensive guards nationally) … Awarded three stars by 7 win) … Also named Cap-8 Conference Punter-of-the-Year in 2014 in 247Sports.com as well, in addition to a No. 17 state overall recruit ranking addition to selection as the program’s offensive player-of-the-year … and a No. 41 standing among all offensive guards in the country … A Established team single-season records for passing yards (2,149) and two-star performer according to Scout.com … Officially committed to the passing TDs (25) during sophomore season to lead Millbrook to a 10-4 Pirate program on May 20, 2015 … Also received interest from Clemson, overall mark and a playoff berth … Chosen as the Wildcats’ co-offen- North Carolina and South Carolina … Earned additional varsity letter as sive player-of-the-year in 2013 following record-breaking year … A basketball player. Personal: Full name is Cortez Laquan Herrin … Brother, three-star recruit according to ESPN.com, which also rated him as the Cedric Herrin, participated in the South Carolina North-South All-Star 44th-best pocket passer in the country … Cited as the No. 5 signal-caller game in 2013, also serving as a captain … A double major (history, his- in North Carolina (and No. 36 in the South) by Scout.com … Recruited tory education) who earned ECU Honor Roll inclusion for classroom work by Boston College and Miami (Fla.) before officially committing to ECU during the 2017 spring semester. on April 18, 2015 … Also earned two baseball letters and was chosen to all-conference and all-metro teams as a pitcher, shortstop and third baseman … Was winning pitcher in opener of 4A state championship baseball series … Picked up one additional letter as a shooting guard in Reid Herring basketball … Excelled in the classroom, earning academic all-conference Quarterback 9 honors and A/B honor roll inclusion all four years … Recipient of the 6-3 • 197 • So-SQ Millbrook’s Outstanding Senior Award. Full name is Thomas Raleigh (Millbrook) Personal: Reid Herring … Son of Scott and Susan Herring … Father played football Emerged from spring competition as ECU’s pro- at North Carolina, earning a letter under Mack Brown in 1988 … A com- jected starting quarterback in 2018, although munication major … Lists hobbies as fishing and golf. coaches expect battle with newcomer Holton Ahlers to possibly continue throughout the season … Top snaps could Herring’s Career Passing Statistics also be determined on a game-by-game situational basis and oppo- YEAR G/GS ATT COM PCT INT TD YDS LONG nent scouting data … Turned in strong spring effort, completing a com- 2017 2/0 1 1 100.0 0 1 20 20 (CIN) bined 23-of-38 passes (60.5 percent) for 356 yards and one TD in a pair Totals 2/0 1 1 100.0 0 1 20 20 (CIN) Career-high passing attempts – 1 vs. Cincinnati (11/18/17) of scrimmages … Was 11-of-18 for 165 and a score (17-yarder to Trevon Career-high passing completions – 1 vs. Cincinnati (11/18/17) Brown) during the first intra-squad contest on March 17 … Engineered Career-high passing yards – 20 vs. Cincinnati (11/18/17) the Gold team to a 21-14 win in the Purple-Gold Game with a 12-of- 20, 191-yard performance … Converted five-of-nine third-down plays, Herring’s Career Rushing Statistics picked up 14 first downs and was involved in all three scoring drives YEAR G/GS ATT GAIN LOSS NET APC TD LONG … Also picked up 10 rushing yards on five carries.2017 : Experienced 2017 2/0 4 7 3 4 1.0 0 4 (CIN) Totals 2/0 4 7 3 4 1.0 0 4 (CIN) action in two games as a redshirt freshman … Came off the bench in Career-high rushing attempts – 3 vs. Cincinnati (11/18/17) contests vs. Virginia Tech and Cincinnati … Completed only pass thrown Career-high rushing yards – 3 vs. Cincinnati (11/18/17) all season, a 20-yard TD strike to Brown with 5:06 to play during ECU’s 48-20 win against Cincinnati at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium … Recorded four rushes for four yards (1.0 ypr) … Picked up one yard on only tote vs. the Hokies before gaining three yards on three attempts against the Chandon Hickerson Bearcats … Also had a long rush of four vs. Cincinnati … Entered first 59 Defensive End active campaign after a stellar spring that included a collective 26-of-38 6-3 • 231 • So-1L Vacherie, La. (St. James) (68.4 percent), 312-yard, four-touchdown passing performance in three scrimmages. 2016: Redshirted during initial campaign in ECU program … Quickly made acclimation to collegiate level Took majority of snaps while directing the offensive scout team … Was during first two seasons in the program, earn- part of head coach Scottie Montgomery’s inaugural signing class, inking ing a secure grasp on a preseason two-deep with Pirates in February. High School: A three-year letterman and team assignment as a top reserve at defensive end … Gained quick famil- captain for coach Clarence Inscore at Millbrook High School … Completed iarity with the tweaked, but more aggressive scheme of new coordi- career as the school’s all-time passing leader with 6,307 yards and 88 nator David Blackwell and position coach Rod Wright … Booked a pair touchdowns … Was an all-conference selection at quarterback as a of tackles in the first spring scrimmage on March 17 before adding two sophomore, junior and senior while leading the Wildcats to the North more – including a TFL (-3 yards) – during the Purple-Gold Game on Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) playoffs each season March 24. 2017: Tallied 15 tackles (four solo) in nine contests as a redshirt … MHS advanced to the third round twice, second round once … Earned freshman … Made one start (UCF) … Did not play against West Virginia, team MVP honors as a senior after throwing for 2,058 yards and 19 TDs Connecticut and USF … Booked at least one stop in six outings and post- … Also added 263 rushing yards and six ground scores in 2015 … Passed ed multiple-tackles four times … Recorded a career-best four hits on for 2,100 yards and 17 scores during junior campaign to help guide the two occasions (Temple, UCF) … Added three tackles during a non-con- Wildcats to an 11-3 record … Outings of note were a 12-of-21, 228-yard, ference matchup against BYU and contributed two stops in home finale three-TD effort vs. Wakefield HS (38-12 victory) and a four-touchdown vs. Cincinnati … Twelve (12) of 15 overall tackles came against American

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 60 2018 Football Fact Book Conference opponents … Splits include 14 successful hits against the run Marcus Holton, Jr. (one vs. the pass). 2016: Turned in solid performance as a scout team 6 Defensive Back performer during redshirt campaign … Did not experience game-day 6-0 • 170 • Sr-1L action, but did assist preparing ECU offense on a weekly basis … Was Tallahassee, Fla. (Georgia Military) a late addition to the Pirates’ 2016 signing class, formally inking with An agile and physical secondary performer who program on July 26 – a week prior to the opening of preseason camp. will enter his senior campaign as the Pirates’ A two-year football letterman at St. James High School High School: starting strong safety … Successfully made tran- … Collected 64 tackles (32 solo), including eight for lost yardage, as a sition from the cornerback position in new coordinator David Blackwell senior … Also credited with six sacks, six quarterback pressures and and position coach Daric Riley’s revised attacking scheme during the a forced fumble in 10 contests during the 2015 season to help lead spring … Initially joined the ECU program as a junior college transfer fol- Wildcats to an 11-4 record … Booked 28 stops (3.0 TFLs) in six outings lowing the 2016 season … Netted two tackles – one for lost yardage (-2) during junior campaign. Full name is Chandon Hickerson … Personal: – and a pair of pass breakups during the first spring scrimmage (March A management major … Hometown of Vacherie (St. James Parish) is 17) … Posted four tackles in the Purple-Gold Game a week later on March located directly on the Mississippi River, approximately 50 miles due 24. 2017: Played in eight games during first season with the Pirates … west of New Orleans. Made three starts (Connecticut, USF and UCF) … Did not experience action Hickerson’s Career Defensive Statistics in contests vs. BYU and in the last three tilts of season against Tulane, YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH Cincinnati and Memphis … Credited with 13 tackles (six solo) … Booked 2017 9/1 4 11 15 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 at least one stop in seven games … Turned in a career-best four-tackle Totals 9/1 4 11 15 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 performance twice in American Athletic Conference clashes against the Career-high tackles – 4 (two times), last vs. UCF (10/14/17) Huskies and Knights … Contributed single hits against James Madison, Virginia Tech, USF, Temple and Houston … Also recorded a pair of pass breakups (vs. Hokies and Owls) … Eleven (11) of 13 stops came during Travish Hicks AAC action … Splits include 11 tackles on pass plays and two on rushes … 71 Offensive Line Signed a national letter-of-intent with the Pirates as a mid-year transfer 6-4 • 265 • Jr-SQ on Dec. 14, 2016 … Enrolled in classes in January and participated in spring Winston-Salem (Hinds CC) drills. Junior College: Collected 52 tackles (42 solo), 15 pass breakups, three interceptions, one fumble recovery during career for coach Bert Joined ECU program as a walk-on transfer Williams at Georgia Military College … Played in 11 games as a sophomore during the fall of 2017 … Expected to provide in 2016 and was credited with 20 stops (14 solo), one pick and one fum- depth on offensive line and vie for role on ble recovery … Recorded a season-high four hits in contests vs. Navarro, various special teams units after enjoying additional development College of DuPage and ASA College (and had two each against Palmetto during the spring. 2017: Did not experience game action as a redshirt Prep and Hocking) … Pounced on loose ball and netted interception transfer … Contributed preparatory efforts as a member of the Pirates’ against ASA on Nov. 5 … Seven pass breakups were among unit leaders scout squad. Junior College: Experienced snaps on the offensive line for … Considered a key defender for Bulldog program that rolled to a 9-2 long-time head coach Gene Murphy at Hinds (Miss.) Community College. record (nine-game win streak) and reached as high as No. 10 in the NJCAA High School: A three-year letterman and team captain for coach Adrian poll … Made 32 tackles (28 solo), knocked down eight passes and had two Snow at West Forsyth High School … Helped WFHS to a 12-2 record, a interceptions as a freshman at GMC in 2015 … Turned in 75 return yards conference championship and a Top 20 state ranking as a senior … Effort on pair of picks … Also recruited by Conference USA programs Marshall, on line also guided in the production of a 1,000-yard rusher … Suffered Southern Miss and Western Kentucky out of junior college. an early season injury as a junior and was lost for the remainder of the High School: Booked 40 tackles, 2.0 TFLs, 11 pass breakups, four interceptions, three year … Picked up four additional track and field letters as a standout fumble recoveries and two forced fumbles as a senior for coach Todd shot and discus thrower … A four-year member of the Crosby Scholars Lanter at Godby High School … Earned First-Team All-State (5A) and First- (academic achievement). Personal: Full name is Travish M. Hicks … Born Team All-Big Bend Elite Team honors in 2014 … Recruited by Wisconsin at Florence, S.C. … Son of Schmega Hicks … A university studies major and Cincinnati following senior campaign … Transferred to Godby after … Cousin is Marshall McFadden, a former South Carolina State lineback- junior season (started prep career at Chiles High School). Full er who enjoyed NFL career with the Steelers, Raiders and Rams, and Personal: name is Marcus Winslow Holton, Jr. … Born at Tallahassee, Fla. … Son played in the CFL with the Toronto Argonauts … Hobbies include spend- of Marcus Holton Sr. and Angela Hodges … Majoring in communications. ing time with his family, traveling and working out. Holton’s Career Defensive Statistics YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH 2017 8/3 6 7 13 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 2 0 Totals 8/3 6 7 13 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 2 0 Career-high tackles – 4 (two times), last vs. UCF (10/14/17)

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 61 2018 Football Fact Book Hussein Howe Christians to state titles as a freshman and senior (11-3 record) … Closed 28 Running Back prep career with 5,026 rushing yards and 86 touchdowns … Played key 5-9 • 180 • Jr-2L role in UC’s 61-16 victory over Tampa Cambridge Christian in the 2015 Jacksonville, Fla. (University Christian) championship game at the Florida Citrus Bowl, rushing for 191 yards on 22 carries … Eclipsed the 5,000-yard career milestone in the third quarter A key member of the Pirates’ offensive two- before breaking away for a 22-yard scoring run which marked his fifth deep as a projected starter at the running back TD of the contest – the second-highest scoring (30 points) total in state position … Likely to also experience ample play- finals history – during the dominating triumph that was conducted with ing time as a special teams catalyst for a third-straight season, either a running clock … Key contributor for an offensive unit that scored 711 as a kickoff returner or on coverage assignments … Rushed for 14 yards points during the course of the 2015 campaign, an average of 50.8 per and a touchdown (four-yarder) on five carries during the first spring contest … Defensively, starred as a linebacker on a unit that surrendered scrimmage on March 17 … Topped all Purple squad backs with 26 yards only 159 points all season (11.4 ppg) … In the title game, was credited on 14 carries during the Purple-Gold Game (March 24) … Has played in with a team-high nine tackles, including four for lost yardage, a sack, 24 career contests and racked up 426 ground yards and three TDs on 99 forced fumble and a recovered fumble … Guided the Christians to a dis- attempts (4.3 ypr) … Also has 30 all-time receptions for 219 yards and six trict-clinching title in mid-October by racking up 148 rushing yards and kickoff returns for 67 yards. 2017: Experienced action in 12 contests and catching an 87-yard pass in the first half against Cedar Creek Christian made one start (at Houston) … Led team in rushing with 419 yards on 96 (before finishing with 175 ground yards on 14 attempts during an even- carries (4.4 ypr) … Scored three touchdowns (14-yarder/Connecticut, 25/ tual 61-18 win) … Averaged 6.1 yards per carry as a sophomore (757 yards Tulane, 3/Cincinnati) … TD rush against Green Wave was a career-long and 16 TDs on 125 carries) after significantly contributing to UC’s state … Stood fifth in receiving with 30 receptions for 219 yards (7.3 ypr) … championship in 2012 … Played as an eighth-grader before earning initial Had a long reception of 23 vs. the Huskies … Opened the season as the starting assignment as a freshman … Classified as a three-star recruit by Pirates’ top kickoff return specialist, bringing back a 15-yarder against ESPN.com, Rivals.com, Scout.com and 247Sports.com … Earned national James Madison and a 21-yarder vs. Virginia Tech … Turned in first career ratings as a cornerback, standing No. 38 nationally at position accord- triple-digit ground outing with a 108-yard (on 14 carries) performance vs. ing to 247Sports.com (46th by ESPN.com) … Ranked as the 55th overall Tulane … Surpassed 50 yards on two other occasions (12-69/UCF, 9-54/ prospect in the state of Florida by 247Sports.com … Offer list reported- WVU) … Handled the majority of the workload (10-plus carries) four ly surpassed 20 schools according to scouting outlets, which included times … Averaged 14.7 rushing attempts per game in the last three con- Louisville, Maryland, Utah, Colorado, Mississippi State and Wisconsin … tests of the year (14/Tulane, 16/Cincinnati, 14/Memphis) … Made at least Also lettered in track, establishing personal records (PRs) in the 100 me- one reception in nine games (had multiple-catches six times) … Matched ters (11.90), 200 meters (24.30) and long jump (19-11.75). Personal: Full a career-best with five grabs on four occasions (Temple, Houston, Tulane, name is Hussein Kareem Howe, Jr. … Son of Hussein Sr. and Nia Howe … A Memphis) … Top reception yardage totals were a pair of 44-yard after- criminal justice major … First name is pronounced huh-SAHN. noons in league matchups against Connecticut and Memphis … Was utilized more noticeably in the passing game towards the end of the sea- Howe’s Career Rushing Statistics son, averaging 4.8 receptions and 32.5 yards per outing in the last four YEAR G/GS ATT GAIN LOSS NET APC TD LONG contests (Houston, Tulane, Cincinnati, Memphis) compared to 1.4 and 11.1 2016 12/0 3 7 0 7 2.3 0 4 (WCU) clips during the first eight games … Topped the Pirates’ rushing attack in 2017 12/1 96 434 15 419 4.4 3 25 (TLN) various categorical splits – AAC games (72-324), home (56-214), road (40- Totals 24/1 99 441 15 426 4.3 3 25 (TLN) Career-high rushing attempts – 16 vs. Cincinnati (11/18/17) 205), second half of season (64-298), night (37-208), November (45-205) Career-high rushing yards – 108 vs. Tulane (11/11/17) … Overall, recorded six plays of 20-plus yards (four rushes, one reception, one kickoff return) … Accounted for 18 first down rushes … Stood second Howe’s Career Receiving Statistics among all special teams tacklers with seven stops (five solo) … Booked YEAR G/GS NO YDS AVG TD LONG two hits each in contests vs. Virginia Tech, USF and BYU … Made five stops 2016 12/0 0 0 0.0 0 --- on kickoff returns, two on punt returns. 2016: Played in all 12 games as 2017 12/1 30 219 7.3 0 23 (UCONN) Totals 24/1 30 219 7.3 0 23 (UCONN) a true freshman, experiencing majority of action on special teams … Career-high receptions – 5 (four times), last vs. Memphis (11/25/17) Made collegiate debut in offensive backfield against Western Carolina by Career-high reception yards – 44 (two times), last vs. Memphis (11/25/17) rushing for seven yards on three carries … Had a long run of four yards vs. Catamounts … On special teams, recorded four kickoff returns for 31 Howe’s Career Kickoff Return Statistics yards and tallied four tackles (three solo) … Initiated kickoff return role in YEAR G NO YDS AVG TD LONG American Athletic Conference opener vs. UCF and had one bring-back for 2016 12 4 31 7.8 0 17 (UCF) 2017 12 2 36 18.0 0 21 (VT) a then-personal-best 17 yards … Netted 14 yards on three returns vs. Navy Totals 24 6 67 11.2 0 21 (VT) in home finale … Credited with stops (all on kickoff coverage) against Career-high kickoff return game – 21 vs. Virginia Tech (09/16/17) Connecticut, Tulsa, SMU and Temple … Was the offensive recipient of the prestigious Rick Bankston Memorial Award as the outstanding scout teams player of the year. High School: A four-year starter who was part of two Florida Class 2A state championships on both sides of the ball for coach David Penland III at University Christian High School … Helped the

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 62 2018 Football Fact Book Kingsley Ifedi Southern, Georgia State and Pittsburgh, as well as Ivy League programs 2 Quarterback Harvard and Yale … Graduated with a 3.70 grade point average. Personal: 6-3 • 222 • Fr-RS Full name is Kingsley Onyekachukwu Ifedi … Nickname is King or Twelve Charlotte (Vance) … Born at Charlotte, N.C. … Son of Ike and Victoria Ifedi … Brothers Casey and Jamime attended ECU (Casey was a walk-on linebacker in the spring Expected to open first active season on ECU’s of 2013), while Jonathan signed with Georgia State as a wide receiver in roster on the offensive depth chart as a re- 2016 … A (machine) sewing enthusiast who enjoys tailoring clothes … serve quarterback behind Reid Herring and Also lists making video documentaries as an interest … Family hails from Holton Ahlers … Benefitted from a productive spring practice period, Ogidi, Anambra (Nigeria), speaks fluent Igbo and has had opportunities despite sharing more repetitions … Was five-of-eight for 57 yards and to travel back to that region … A management major who earned Dean’s a touchdown during the first scrimmage on March 17 … Connected with List honors during his first collegiate semester in the classroom (spring of walk-on Jonathan Johnson on a 45-yard scoring strike … Completed 2017) before following up with Honor Roll distinction in both semesters four-of-six throws for 90 yards in the Purple-Gold Game on March 24. during the 2017-18 academic year (fall, spring). 2017: Redshirted as a true freshman during initial season in the Pirates’ program … Praised by coaching staff for diligence and energy preparing the defensive unit on a weekly basis as the only scholarship-level scout team signal-caller … Officially enrolled early at ECU in January of 2017 and Tim Irvin participated in spring drills. High School: Amassed 5,144 total yards and 1 Defensive Back 64 touchdowns as a senior for coach Aaron Brand at Vance, which ranked 5-9 • 197 • Jr-1L as the fourth-highest single-season yardage total in North Carolina prep Miami, Fla. (Auburn) history … As team captain, played key role for Cougars’ squad that rolled Should emerge as a conference honors candi- to a 13-2 record (5-1 conference) and reached the Class 4AA West Regional date as one of the anchors of the secondary … Championship Game before falling to Page 49-14 on Dec. 9 … In addition Penciled in as the preseason choice to start at to rushing for 1,092 yards, also totaled 4,052 passing yards to become the nickelback position, but is expected to be challenged strongly by only the 14th player in NCHSAA history to reach the (latter) milestone … Devon Sutton … Delivers plenty of intensity and might rank among Passed for 47 scores and added 17 on the ground during the 2016 cam- the Pirates’ most punishing tacklers … A Fourth-Team Preseason All- paign to earn Charlotte Observer Player-of-the-Year honors … Helped American Athletic Conference selection by Phil Steele’s College Football Cougars reach regional final by scoring the winning touchdown and con- Preview Magazine … Did not record any statistics during either spring verting a two-point conversion in overtime to lift VHS past Butler 50-49 scrimmage (injury, family commitments) … Transferred into the ECU after an 11-of-19, 165-yard passing effort and a 160-yard (24 carries) rush- program during 2016 preseason camp in August after transferring ing performance … Other senior notables include a 23-of-27, 367-yard from Auburn. 2017: Despite suffering through an injury-plagued initial passing outing and school-record seven TDs against James Island Charter active season at ECU, still made his presence felt with 29 tackles (20 School on Sept. 10 … Guided Cougars to a 38-21 road win over three-time solo) … Limited to six games (James Madison, West Virginia, Virginia defending state champion Mallard Creek on Oct. 14 by connecting on Tech, Temple, UCF and Houston) … Started a total of four contests, 10-of-22 passes for 202 yards and a pair of scoring strikes, while adding opening the campaign as the starting nickleback against the Dukes two ground TDs … Earned “top performer” accolades from the Charlotte and Mountaineers before moving to the free safety slot vs. the Hokies Observer … Played freshman season at Berry Academy before trans- and Knights … Racked up a combined 17 stops in the first two games ferring to Vance prior to sophomore campaign … Directed the Cougars’ of the year, including a personal-best nine vs. WVU (seven solo) … junior varsity from quarterback position in 2014 prior to competing at Added three hits against the Hokies before playing in only three of the the varsity level on a full-time basis for the remaining two seasons … last nine contests … Combined to make just nine tackles in American Enjoyed memorable initial career varsity start in 2015, completing 23-of- Conference action (five vs. Temple, four vs. UCF, 0 vs. Houston) … In all, 33 passes for 440 yards and six touchdowns against West Mecklenburg in averaged nearly five stops (4.8) per outing in games played in, but was the season opener … The 440-yard effort marked a school single-game not credited with a single tackle after Oct. 14 … Splits include 22 hits standard, while the six scores matched a 15-year-old mark set by former on rushing plays, seven on pass receptions. 2016: Sat out fall season Cougar and ECU signal-caller Paul Troth … Opened WMHS contest with an in observance of NCAA transfer rules … Contributed valuable role as a 81-yard scoring strike to older brother Jonathan … Completed 12-game ju- member of the defensive scout squad, helping prepare Pirate receiv- nior campaign by passing for 3,213 yards and 30 touchdowns, which each ing corps on a weekly basis. 2015 Auburn: Opened year as starter in ranked among the Top 25 single-season performances in Mecklenburg Auburn’s nickel package as a true freshman … Played in 10 games and County history … Also rushed for 800 yards and 14 TDs in 2015 … Played was credited with 18 tackles (eight solo), two quarterback hurries and quarterback position in recreational football leagues as a youth, cred- a pair of pass breakups … Collected four tackles in collegiate debut vs. iting another older brother – Jamine – for teaching him the “idiosyn- Louisville, which also marked lone start of season … Tacked on four crasies” of the job … Also was a standout basketball player growing up more stops and a pass breakup a week later against Jacksonville State (and earned two high school letters on the hardwood), but emphasized … Added two tackles in SEC matchups against LSU and Mississippi State football after enrolling at Berry … Picked up three additional track let- (both solo) … Matched season-best with a quartet of hits vs. Idaho … ters … A three-star prospect who was rated 84th overall and 21st among Helped Tigers to a 7-6 overall record (2-6 in SEC West Division) and a dual-threat QBs nationally according to 247Sports.com … Recruited by 31-10 win over Memphis in the Birmingham Bowl on Dec. 29 … Enrolled Appalachian State, Charlotte, Coastal Carolina, Colorado State, Georgia EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 63 2018 Football Fact Book at Auburn early (January). High School: A top-ranked safety prospect … School to a 10-4 record and third-round Virginia state playoff appear- Also played running back and receiver at Westminster Christian … Prep ance for coach Jeff McGowan … Rated as the 30th-best prospect in the coach was uncle Sedrick Irvin, who also served on the ECU staff as an Commonwealth by 247Sports.com Composite … Booked 70 tackles, six offensive staff assistant during the 2016 campaign … Racked up 2,100 sacks and three fumble recoveries for a 2-8 Stallion squad as a junior career rushing yards, 1,145 receiving yards, 231 tackles and scored 43 TD in 2012 … Cited family atmosphere as primary reason for signing with … Was a Class 3A All-State selection who also was invited to play in the the ECU program … Committed to the Pirates on Aug. 13 … Also earned U.S. Army All-American Game and Miami-Dade North-South Game … letters as a basketball standout for the Stallions. Personal: Full name Regarded as a Top 50 player from the state of Florida by Scout.com and is Shaun Lopez James … A university studies major who earned selec- Rivals.com … Member of PrepStar’s Top 150 … Also lettered in basketball tion to the ECU Honor Roll for classroom work during the 2017 spring and was a state finalist in track. Personal: Full name is Timothy Eugene semester. Irvin … Son of Timothy Irvin Sr. and Sheimeka Irvin … Has two siblings, Shemar and Timeka … Uncle Michael is an NFL Hall of Famer … Major James’ Career Defensive Statistics is university studies … Earned ECU Honor Roll accolades for classroom YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH 2015 1/0 0 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 work during the 2018 spring semester. 2016 12/0 3 0 3 0.0 1.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 2017 12/1 4 8 12 0.0 0.5 0 1 0-0 2 2 Irvin’s Career Defensive Statistics Totals 25/1 7 9 16 0.0 1.5 0 1 0-0 2 2 YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH Career-high tackles – 4 vs. Virginia Tech (09/16/17) 2015* 10/1 8 10 18 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 2 2 2016 redshirted/transfer protocol 2017 6/4 20 9 29 0.0 0.5 0 0 0-0 0 0 Totals 16/5 28 19 47 0.0 0.5 0 0 0-0 2 2 9 vs. West Virginia (09/09/17) Jonathan Johnson Career-high tackles – Wide Receiver *played freshman season at Auburn 87 6-3 • 196 • So-TR Baltimore, Md. (Morgan State) Made an immediate impact on Pirates’ wide Shaun James receiving corps after earning a roster position 50 Defensive Tackle during spring drills … Should compete for two- 6-4 • 263 • Sr-2L deep status during the fall at either the “X” or “Z” outside positions … Virginia Beach, Va. (Green Run) Quickly adjusted to ECU’s offensive playbook with four receptions for 50 A versatile defender who has played both end yards and a touchdown during the first spring scrimmage (March 17) … and tackle positions during three-year career On receiving end of a 45-yard scoring toss from Kingsley Ifedi … Made … Will open senior campaign on the presea- one catch for 19 yards in the Purple-Gold Game on March 24 … Began son depth as a top reserve at the tackle slot behind projected starter collegiate athletics career at FCS-member Morgan State before transfer- Raequan Purvis … Should also again be in a positon to experience ring to ECU. 2017: Was a member of the Morgan State track & field pro- additional action as a member of special teams to ehance game-day gram as a freshman … Did not play football for the Bears. High School: repetitions … Was not credited with a stop during the first scrimmage A two-sport standout at Milford Mill Academy … A first-team all-metro on March 17, but did record a tackle for lost yardage and sack (-7 yards) pick on the gridiron and state champion (indoor/outdoor track) in the in the Purple-Gold Game. 2017: Tallied 12 stops (four solo) in 12 contests 4x4 relay … Also earned All-America honors and captured indoor state during junior campaign … Made one start (Virginia Tech) … Collected title in the 1200 sprint medley relay … Finished first and broke school at least one tackle in seven outings, which included a career-high four record in the 400 meters and stood third in the 300 … Academically, against the Hokies … Also produced a pair of two-stop performances a member of the MMA Honor Roll. Personal: Full name is Jonathan (James Madison, UCF) … Picked up single hits vs. Temple, Houston, Maurice Johnson, but prefers to go by JJ … Born at Baltimore, Md. … Tulane and Cincinnati … Additionally, credited with two quarterback Son of Shanna Johnson and Jonathan Franklin … Enjoys engaging in hurries (Hokies, Green Wave), two batted passes (UCF, BYU) and one community service, traveling, swimming and construction work … Cites recovered fumble (USF) … All 12 tackles came on run calls. 2016: Played being raised by a single mother and her commitment to him, along with in all 12 games as a reserve on the Pirates’ defensive front during sopho- the recent passing of his grandfather, as the greatest sources of inspi- more season … Tallied three solo tackles, including one for lost yardage ration … Major is construction management … Earned ECU Honor Roll (-4) at Cincinnati … Posted other stops against Western Carolina in the accolades for academic work during the 2018 spring semester. season opener and vs. Navy in the home finale … All three hits came on rush plays … Also experienced action as a blocker on punt team. 2015: Played in one contest as a redshirt freshman during first active campaign on roster … Experienced only action in road finale at UCF and was credited with first collegiate tackle on a rushing play against the Knights during ECU’s 44-7 triumph. 2014: Redshirted during first year in Pirate program … Competed on defensive scout team … Signed with ECU in February. High School: A First-Team All-Beach District choice by the Virginian-Pilot in 2013 … Played key role leading Green Run High EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 64 2018 Football Fact Book Erik Lawson junior and senior … Logged 22 receptions for 260 yards and four touch- 60 Deep Snapper downs on offense and was credited with 64 tackles, 12 pass breakups and 6-5 • 310 • Jr-TR six interceptions on defense in 2014 … Selected as team MVP and earned Elizabeth City (Georgia Military) place on all-conference squad … Named Male Athlete-of-the-Year and was cited by WRAL-TV as the recipient of its “Extra Effort Award” … Racked up Joined the Pirates’ special teams squad as an in- 26 catches for 286 yards and six scores as a junior … Defensively, booked vited walk-on during the spring of 2018 … Should 58 stops, 10 pass knockdowns and a pair of interceptions in 2013 … Was provide quality depth for both snapping (short, Bulldogs’ starting quarterback as a sophomore, passing for 720 yards and deep) responsibilities, yet will also compete for a starting position at ei- 11 TDS … On the ground, rushed for an additional 312 yards and tallied four ther slot … Officially became a Guinness World Record holder on Dec. 10, ground scores … Also earned two basketball letters (point guard/shooting 2017 when snapped a (American) football 39.96 yards at the Northeastern guard) and one as track athlete (100 meters, 4x100, long jump) during High School Athletic Complex in Elizabeth City (the delivery shattered the freshman campaign … Outstanding student who graduated among Top previous mark of 33 yards) … Transferred into the ECU program after two 10 in class … Held membership in National Honor Society, NSHSS and seasons at Georgia Military College. Junior College: Played (snapped) two was an academic all-conference choice. Personal: Full name is Cameron seasons for coach Bert Williams at GMC … Named Special Teams Player- Alexander Marshmon … Born at Greenville, N.C. … Son of Tim and Sonya of-the-Week during sophomore campaign, a season in which he attained Marshmon … Father was a defensive back in the ECU football program a 100 percent accuracy rate on PAT/FG and punt snaps … Also earned a from 1998-91, and as a letterman, helped Pirates roll to an 11-1 record and perfect rating on extra-point deliveries and a 99 percent grade on punt capture Peach Bowl title … A health fitness specialist major who excels snaps as a freshman. High School: A two-year letterman and snapping in the classroom, earning ECU Dean’s List (2016, 2017 fall semesters) and specialist for football coach Antonio Moore at Northeastern High School Honor Roll (2017 spring semester) accolades … Hobbies include all music, … A NCPreps.com All-State (2A) selection and Daily Advance All-Region either listening or singing. choice and all-conference pick as a senior … Also earned all-conference honors following junior season … Helped NHS to a pair of conference titles Marshmon’s Career Receiving Statistics and regional runner-up finishes in 2013 and 2014 … Picked up an additional YEAR G/GS NO YDS AVG TD LONG five varsity letters as a member of the wrestling, indoor track (shot put) 2016 1/0 0 0 0.0 0 --- and baseball teams (first base/pitcher) … Finished as the runner-up in the 2017 5/0 2 13 6.5 0 10 (MEM) heavyweight division while competing on the mat. Personal: Full name is Totals 6/0 2 13 6.5 0 10 (MEM) Career-high receptions – 1 (two times), last vs. Memphis (11/25/17) Erik James Leonard Lawson … Born at Savannah, Ga. … Son of David and Career-high reception yards – 10 vs. Memphis (11/25/17) Wendy Lawson … A communication major … Hobbies include paintball, video games and basketball … Was a nationally-ranked BMX park rider between the ages of 6 to 11. Garrett McGhin 55 Offensive Line 6-6 • 302 • Sr-3L Cam Marshmon Tallahassee, Fla. (Florida State HS) 83 Wide Receiver 5-9 • 159 • Jr-1L Has enjoyed a noteworthy developmental Raleigh (Southeast Raleigh) transition from special teams contributor to full-time starting role to a conference and Work ethic and athleticism have fueled rise on now national honors candidate in just three-plus seasons … A Third- offensive unit’s depth chart … Projected to open Team Preseason All-American Athletic Conference selection by Phil junior season as one of the top reserves at the Steele’s College Football Preview Magazine … Also offers unmatched “Y” (slot/inside) receiving position … Could also likely experience signif- leadership capabilities and skills, both on and off the field, and ranks icant playing time on various special teams units … Made one reception among the program’s most popular and community service-minded for five yards during the first spring scrimmage on March 17 before hauling players … Flexibility and a “team-first” attitude has enabled success- down a six-yarder in the Purple-Gold Game (March 24) … Earned initial ful contributions at every position on the offensive line during career roster position as a walk-on in the fall of 2015. 2017: Experienced action … Will open preseason workouts penciled in as the Pirates’ top right in five games – Temple, UCF, BYU, Cincinnati and Memphis … Tallied two tackle after making move over from the guard and center slots during catches for 13 yards … Made first collegiate reception with a three-yarder the 2017 season … Work ethic, attention to fundamentals and technique against the Owls at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium … Closed out the year with a immediately has been lauded by coaching staff … Displays impres- career-long 10-yard catch vs. the Tigers at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium. sive agility skills and quickness despite 6-foot-6, 302-pound frame … 2016: Played in one game (Connecticut) as a member of the offensive unit, Significantly increased strength numbers for the third-straight off-sea- but did not record statistics … Spent majority of season on ECU’s scout son … In fact, was ECU’s 2018 nominee for the annual “College Football team. 2015: Joined Pirate program as a walk-on during the fall and was Freaks List” compiled by Bruce Feldman (Fox Sports, The Athletic) … redshirted … Part of developmental roster and contributed to weekly Possesses a 425-pound bench press, a 635 squat, a 352 power clean defensive preparation duties on offensive scout squad.High School: A and 5.1 40-yard dash … Redefined body during the spring and sum- three-year letterman and team captain for coach Michael Thibodeau at mer, dropping 25 pounds from listed 2017 weight of 327 … Originally Southeast Raleigh … A two-way starter (wide receiver/cornerback) as a EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 65 2018 Football Fact Book reported to the Pirate program as a freshman weighing 250 pounds. ECU. Personal: Full name is Garrett Blaine McGhin … Earned a bache- 2017: For the second-straight year, started 11 of 12 contests … Came off lor’s degree in communications during ECU’s Spring Commencement the bench in American Conference opener at Connecticut … Opened Exercises on May 4, 2018 … Was a Dean’s List and Honor Roll performer games at three different positions during course of the year – five at in the classroom as an undergraduate … Currently working on health right guard (Virginia Tech, BYU, Houston, Tulane, Memphis), four at communication certification. center (James Madison, USF, Temple, UCF) and two at left guard (West Virginia, Cincinnati) … Was the offensive recipient of the prestigious Rock Roggeman Heart of the Pirate Award, which symbolizes enduring spirit and leadership … Also honored by selection as one of five team Rowe Mellott Defensive Back captains throughout the seasons … Anchored a line which helped play 12 6-0 • 212 • Jr-SQ a key role for a unit which ranked 12th nationally in passing offense Chapel Hill (Carrboro) (317.9 ypg) and 42nd in total offense (425.6 ypg) … Also part of five individual 300-yard passing games and one 100-yard rushing effort … Earned roster invitation as a preferred walk-on A vital component for an offense which racked up 400-plus yards of during the spring of 2017 … Work ethic, assign- total offense on seven occasions, including a season-best 596-yard total ment-sound approach and quick acclimation to against the Huskies … Assisted in the establishment of two single-game defensive scheme has enabled rapid development … Could vie for depth- school and AAC records – Trevon Brown’s 270-yard receiving day vs. chart inclusion in the secondary, likely at one of the safety slots, during Cincinnati and Gardner Minshew’s 52 completions at Houston. 2016: the junior campaign … In a stronger position to earn a significant special Opened 11 of 12 games at the left guard position during sophomore teams role … Recorded a pair of tackles and a pass deflection during the campaign … Projected as the Pirates’ top left guard to open camp and first spring scrimmage on March 17 … Tallied four stops and another pass kept a stronghold on position for entire season … Recognized as a key breakup in the Purple-Gold Game (March 24) … Has added 32 pounds anchor for a line that helped offensive unit average 467.1 yards per con- of strength and growth in ECU’s strength and conditioning program test, which stood 23rd nationally … Also provided protection for Top 25 during the off-season (2017 weight was reported at 180). 2017: Did not ranks in passing offense (6th/334.7), completion percentage (11th/64.8) experience game action as a redshirt … Contributed an award-winning and fourth down conversion percentage (22nd/60.0) … Supported Top and valuable role as a member of the defensive scout squad preparing 10 performances for two individuals as WR Zay Jones captured FBS stat the Pirates’ offense on a weekly basis … Selected as the Rick Bankston titles in receptions (158), receptions per game (13.2) and receiving yards Memorial Defensive Scout Team Player-of-the-Year by the coaching staff. per game (145.5), while QB Philip Nelson was 7th in completion percent- High School: A four-year letterman and team captain for coach Jason age (67.9) and 10th in completions per game (23.7) … Integral part of a Tudryn at Carrboro High School … A two-time (2013, 2014) all-conference Pirate offense that turned in the second-highest single-season passing selection as a defensive back … Recipient of the CHS Captains Award attack in school history (334.7) and the fourth-highest total offense out- as a senior … Chosen as the 2012 Class 2AA State Championship Game put (467.1) … Helped ECU amass 688 total yards vs. Western Carolina in Outstanding Defensive Player after amassing 18 tackles in the title clash the opener, which rated third on the school’s single-game list dating during sophomore season … Helped Carrboro to conference and regional back to 1932, while its 488 passing yards vs. UCF is second in the pro- championships before finishing as state runner-up in 2012 … Also picked gram’s all-time annals … Credited with assisting unit’s compilation of up additional letters in basketball (two as a small forward) and lacrosse 400 or more total yards in 11 of 12 games … On the ground, opened (two as a midfielder).Personal: Full name is Rowe Dalton Mellott … Born holes for three 100-yard rushing performances (Anthony Scott/120 vs. at Durham, N.C. … Son of Calvin Jr. and Robin Mellott … A management WCU, James Summers/114 vs. USF and 134 vs. Navy) … Only non-start of major who excels in the classroom (ECU Dean’s List honors during the season was at Cincinnati on Oct. 22 … Named team’s “most improved 2017 fall semester, ECU Honor Roll accolades during the 2018 spring se- offensive player” following spring drills.2015: Earned first collegiate mester) … Hobbies include wakeboarding and surfing … Has the unique letter as a redshirt freshman … Played in all 12 contests, primarily as ability to do a flip on a wakeboard. a blocker on various special teams squads and as a reserve lineman … Made collegiate debut against Towson (special teams). 2014: Redshirted as a true freshman in the Pirate program … Contributed efforts on the Dalton Montgomery offensive scout team to help prepare defensive line during game week 79 Tight End/Offensive Line … Signed with ECU in February. High School: Starred as the Seminole’s 6-5 • 278 • Jr-2L starting tackle as a senior for coach Jarrod Hickman … Also experienced Corinth, Texas (Lake Dallas) action as a tight end, recording a pair of catches for 12 yards to help Appears to have fully recovered from a nagging FSHS to an 8-5 record in 2013 … Rated among the Top 140 offensive foot injury that limited development during tackle prospects nationally … Reportedly turned in a time of 5.49 in the his first two seasons on ECU’s active roster … 40-yard dash, a 4.97 clip in the 20-yard shuttle, a 21.6” vertical jump, a Versatility allows option to contribute as both a blocking back (tight end) power throw of 33.5 and a SPARQ rating of 54.57 according to ESPN.com or on the line of scrimmage at the tackle or guard slot … Once again … Committed to ECU on Dec. 6 prior to the Pirates’ trip to the Beef ‘O’ expected to serve as a front-line blocker on special teams unit for the Brady’s Bowl … Had early aspirations of possibly being a two-sport ath- third-straight year … An outstanding student who has been the recipient lete at ECU (baseball) … Said game-day atmosphere and environment of the program’s Jerry T. Brooks Award (recognizing superior academic at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium played a critical role in decision to attend achievement) in three consecutive seasons. 2017: Played in all 12 games, EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 66 2018 Football Fact Book mostly as a reliable special teams contributor on various kicking and of 40 yards … Helped lead Pirates, who also wore purple and gold, to punting units … Made one start (at Memphis) when the Pirates opened conference titles as a freshman and sophomore before guiding squad to the contest in a double tight end package … Did not record any offensive 9-3 mark in 2015 during junior campaign … Earned one track letter (shot statistics … Bounced back from an idle spring (injury) … Selected as the put) … Prep coach (also nicknamed “Chipper”) was a deep snapper at program’s academic award winner for the third time. 2016: Experienced ECU, lettering under Steve Logan in 2001 … Committed to ECU in June, action in 11 games as a redshirt freshman, primarily in a special teams 2016 after attending program’s elite camp on campus … Also recruited capacity (blocking duties on punt and kicking squads) … Did not play by Charlotte. Personal: Full name is Matthew Jeremy Morgan … Born at against SMU in home clash … Named team’s most outstanding student … Clayton, N.C. … Son of Beth Wingard and Jeremy Morgan … Enjoys fishing Sidelined the entire spring with a foot ailment. 2015: Redshirted during as top hobby … A health fitness specialist major … Earned selection to true rookie campaign … Participated on offensive scout team … Earned ECU Dean’s List during first collegiate semester (spring of 2017) before program’s prestigious Jerry T. Brooks Award, along with defensive back following up with Honor Roll accolades in the fall of 2017 and another Austin Teague … Inked with the Pirates during traditional February sign- Dean’s List honor during the spring (2018). ing day period. High School: An outstanding student who ranked No. 1 in his graduating class and played a key role for an offensive unit that amassed over 5,000 total yards in 2014 … Helped head coach Mike Young and the Falcons complete year with a 9-2 overall record and an unblem- Ja-Quane Nelson Defensive Line ished district ledger as a senior … Turned in an impact performance 54 6-3 • 280 • Fr-RS during LDHS’s 45-7 win over Carter-Riverside that included 360 rushing High Point (Central) yards on 45 carries – an average of 8.0 yards per attempt … Credited with providing quality quarterback protection that allowed for a 352-yard, Hopes to battle for a spot on the defensive seven-touchdown passing performance during a 59-35 victory over Poly line’s two-deep during his first campaign on the … Earned first-team all-district honors and was an honorable mention program’s active roster … Likely will compete Class 4A All-State selection … Also named to the all-district squad as a for playing time or provide quality depth on the inside at either tackle junior in 2013 … Academic achievement encouraged recruitment by Ivy positions … Should get first taste of game day action as a special teams League members (in addition to ECU) … Officially committed to the Pirate penetrator on punt and field goal units … Was not credited with any de- program on Dec. 30, 2014 while ECU was in Alabama preparing for the fensive statistics during two spring scrimmages. 2017: Was redshirted as Birmingham Bowl. Personal: Full name is Dalton Christian Montgomery a true freshman and participated on the scout and development squads … Son of David and Cheryl Montgomery … A public health studies major … A member of Scottie Montgomery’s second ECU signing class, inking who has been named to the ECU Chancellor’s or Dean’s List for classroom with the Pirates in February before reporting to campus during the sum- work during each semester in the 2016-17 and 2017-18 academic years. mer. High School: Recorded a total of 18 sacks and 87 overall stops as a three-year impact producer for coach Wayne Jones during prep career at High Point Central … Credited with 36 tackles (19 solo), 9.0 quarterback drops, three fumble recoveries as a senior team captain … Selected to Matt Morgan all-conference and all-region (second-team) squads in 2016 … Logged 33 73 Offensive Line hits (19 solo), 11.0 TFLs, eight sacks (-47 yards), a pair of forced fumbles 6-5 • 288 • Fr-RS and a touchdown (fumble return) from defensive end slot during junior Clayton (Corinth Holders) year to help Bison to a state playoff appearance … Earned varsity position Projected to play a significant role, both on of- as a sophomore and responded with 18 tackles (12 solo), 4.0 TFLs and fense and special teams, as a redshirt freshman a sack in seven contests … Rated as a three-star recruit and the No. 49 in 2018 … Officially listed as Garrett McGhin’s top prospect in the state according to 247Sports.com … Reportedly completed understudy at right tackle to open the campaign, but flexibility can also a bench press of 360 pounds and a squat of 455 while in high school … allow an easy transition to the left side if personnel needs warrant … Has Earned a total of seven overall athletic letters as a member of the CHS acclimated to offensive scheme quickly and offers ample strength and football, baseball and track squads … Committed to ECU on July 28, 2016 athleticism up front … Signed with ECU as an early enrollee prior to the … Also recruited by Appalachian State, Charlotte, North Carolina, NC State, start of the 2017 spring semester. 2017: Redshirted as a true freshman and Maryland, Purdue, Wake Forest … Strong performer in classroom with turned in noteworthy performance as a member of the scout squad … inclusion on school’s A/B Honor Roll. Personal: Full name is Ja-Quane Provided immediate competition on the offensive line – in fact, earning a Tadarrious Nelson, but goes by Quane … Born at High Point, N.C. … Son place on the preseason depth chart at right tackle – before coached opt- of Sharrone and Jeremiah Rorie … Enrolled in ECU’s General College pro- ed to preserve season of eligibility with the decision to leave redshirt sta- gram … Lists fishing and video games as hobbies of choice. tus in place … Participated with the Pirates during spring drills as an early enrollee after signing a grant-in-aid with the program. High School: A team captain and four-year letterman for coach Guy (Bubba) Williams at Corinth Holders … Played on both lines of scrimmage during prep career … Earned all-conference honors as a senior and was named the league’s lineman-of-the-year for both offense and defense … Defensively, was credited with 18 total tackles … Recorded 7.0 sacks that resulted in a loss

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 67 2018 Football Fact Book Cole Nigro with 62 tackles, 8.0 TFL, 3.0 sacks and two interceptions as a junior 49 Linebacker despite being slowed by an injury … Earned all-conference honors in 6-1 • 233 • Jr-TR 2015 … Elevated to varsity squad as a sophomore and rotated starting Raleigh (Louisburg CC) assignments … Rated as a three-star recruit (37th in state) by Rivals.com … Among the Top 60 prospects in North Carolina and given two stars Quickly became a visible part of ECU’s revamped by 247Sports.com … In addition to ECU, also recruited by Louisville, West defense as a preferred walk-on transfer during Virginia, Furman, Coastal Carolina, Elon and Georgetown … Excelled the spring of 2018 … Expected to battle for sig- in classroom with a 3.70 grade point average. Personal: Full name is nificant repetitions at the linebacker position, but will also be counted Benjamin Chandler Norris … Born December 17, 1998 at Charlotte, N.C. … on as a top-tier playmaker on various special teams units … Booked Son of Aimee and Rob Norris … Father played collegiate football at the two stops and returned a fumble 30 yards for a touchdown to open the Division III level, while mother played college basketball at Atlantic Coast scoring during the Purple-Gold Game on March 24 … Has already ben- Conference member Wake Forest … Older brother Clay was a quarter- efitted from the Pirates’ strength and conditioning program, adding back in the Georgetown Hoyas program … Enjoys hunting and fishing 28 pounds of strength since reporting in January (originally listed at … Majoring in marketing and earned inclusion on the ECU Dean’s List for 205 at time of transfer). Junior College: Played a key defensive role in classroom excellence during the 2018 spring semester. back-to-back perfect seasons for coach Trevor Hightower at Louisburg Community College … Topped Hurricanes in tackles as a freshman and sophomore … Booked 35 stops (25 solo), including nine for lost yardage (-64), three sacks, three forced fumbles and one recovery in six games Branden Pena to help LCC to a 7-0 mark as a team captain during sophomore season 76 Offensive Line in 2017 … Played in all nine contests (9-0) as a freshman in 2016 and 6-2 • 288 • Sr-SQ tallied 47 tackles (25 solo), 6.0 TFLS (-18 yards), a pair of sacks and a pass Salinas, Calif. (Hartnell) deflection. High School: A three-year letterwinner and team captain at Aiming to rebound fully from a season-ending Sanderson High School for coach Ben Kolstad … An all-conference per- injury as a junior … Completed rehabilitation former as a junior and senior. Personal: Full name is Cole James Nigro … efforts during the offseason and spring to earn Born at Pinehurst, N.C. … Son of Frank and Donna Nigro … Last name is full clearance heading into the preseason camp … Hopes to vie for a role pronounced NIGH-grow … A communication major. on the offensive two-deep at either the center or guard position … Could play a significant role on various special teams units as well, especially in a blocking capacity in the kicking game … Used untraditional redshirt Ben Norris year in 2016 after signing with the Pirates out of junior college. 2017: 49 Tight End Season was cut short by a knee injury suffered in the opener against 6-3 • 233 • So-SQ James Madison … Spent remainder of the fall campaign in full rehabil- Charlotte (Myers Park) itation mode, thus did not experience additional action … Completed fall camp on the offensive depth chart as a top backup at the center Made successful move from defense to offense position. 2016: Redshirted during first campaign at ECU … Contributed during his first year in the ECU program … to weekly preparation as a member of the offensive scout squad … Was Expected to open sophomore campaign as a a late addition to the 2016 signing class, officially inking with the Pirate member of the offensive depth chart as a top reserve at the tight end (or program on March 31. Junior College: Helped lead Hartnell to a 10-1 blocking back) position after beginning collegiate career as a linebacker overall record and 5-1 league mark as a sophomore in 2015 … Earned … Did not record any statistics during the two-game spring scrimmage all-conference honors in the Northern California American Conference’s schedule, but coaches did feel acclimation to new role appeared seam- Golden Coast Division … An integral part of an offensive unit that aver- less because of his physicality and ability to pick up schematics rapidly … aged 30.4 points per game (44 overall touchdowns) … Panthers stood Likely will be a top-tier special teams contributor as well … Initially joined seventh in the entire California Community College Athletic Association the Pirates’ program as an early enrollee after signing a grant-in-aid (CCCAA) in passing yards per game (307.8), ninth in third-down conver- agreement in January, 2017. 2017: Played in the season opener against sions (41.7 percent) and 15th in total offense (439.0 ypg), while also aver- James Madison (no statistics), but did not experience action the remain- aging 131.4 rushing yards per outing … Part of a HC program that opened der of the season as a true freshman … Participated with the Pirates 2015 season with nine-straight victories before suffering first setback as a defender during spring drills as an early enrollee. High School: A against West Hills Coalinga (19-13) on Nov. 14 … Panthers rebounded to three-year letterman and two-year starter for coach Scott Chadwick at take Living Breath Foundation Bowl (Salinas, Calif.) with a convincing 41- Myers Park … Helped lead Mustangs to an 11-2 record (win total matched 28 win against Contra Costa on Nov. 28 … Experienced significant action school record and was highest since 1983) and first-round 4AA state as a freshman and helped guide Hartnell to a 9-2 overall mark, a 5-1 playoff victory against Northwest Guilford … Became MPHS’s first invite league slate and a bowl appearance. High School: Earned three letters to the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas since 2001 … Also garnered all-state as an interior blocker at North Salinas High School. Personal: Full name honors from USA Today and NCPreps.com … Chosen as the Southwestern is Branden Adam Pena … Earned a bachelor’s degree in communications 4AA Defensive Player-of-the-Year … Additionally was named program’s during ECU’s Spring Commencement Exercises on May 4, 2018. linebacker-of-the-year … Effort of note during 2016 campaign was a season-high 12-stop performance against East Mecklenburg … Credited EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 68 2018 Football Fact Book Darius Pinnix on 109 carries (8.0 ypr), while hauling down 70 receptions for 1,288 yards 27 Running Back and eight TDs during junior season that resulted in a 9-3 record (7-1 in 6-0 • 227 • So-1L league play) and first-round playoff showing for WAHS … Also involved Elon (Western Alamance) on special teams with a pair of kickoff returns for 98 yards, including a 65-yarder during a victory over Northeast Guilford in 2015 … Earned first Poised to elevate standing as the Pirates’ top starting role as a sophomore and responded with 771 yards and 14 scores rusher after an impressive debut as a true on 125 attempts (6.2 ypr) … Additionally, netted 19 catches for 280 yards freshman in 2017 … Penciled in as one of three and four touchdowns out of the passing game for Warriors in 2014 … prime candidates, along with Hussein Howe and Trace Christian, who Completed four-of-six passes for 49 yards as a senior and four-of-five will each challenge for a full-time starting role during preseason camp throws for 90 yards as a freshman while experiencing limited action after and throughout the 2018 season … Offers ample strength, agility, lateral late season promotion to varsity squad … Defensively, was listed as an movement and a low center of gravity that could enhance third-and-short end and was credited with a combined 92 tackles (59 solo), 12.5 TFL, 7.5 ground production … Could also experience additional reps as a kick re- sacks and a pair of interceptions … Booked 63 stops as a senior, 13 as turner depending on offensive workload … Suffered through some nicks a junior and 16 as a sophomore … Committed to ECU program on July and bruises throughout the spring, thus was kept out of scrimmage ac- 27, 2016 … Recruited by Appalachian State, Charleston Southern, Coastal tion by coaches for precautionary reasons. 2017: Enjoyed noteworthy col- Carolina, East Tennessee State, Elon, Furman, Richmond, Virginia, Virginia legiate debut during true rookie campaign … Played in all 12 games and Tech, Wake Forest and William & Mary … In all, earned 11 varsity letters opened six as ECU’s top ballcarrier – Temple, UCF, BYU, Tulane, Cincinnati – four in basketball (guard/forward), four in track (200, long jump) and and Memphis … Stood second on the team with 229 rushing yards and three in football. Personal: Full name is Darius Leon Pinnix, Jr. … Born at two touchdowns on 74 carries (3.1 ypr) … Also had nine receptions for 49 Elon, N.C. … Son of Darius Pinnix and Liz Hedden … Followed in footsteps yards (5.4 ypr) and returned four kickoffs for 51 yards (12.8 ypr) … Scored of father, who was a star defensive lineman and backup running back for TDs in the opener against James Madison (6-yard run) and vs. Tulane Western Alamance … Lists working out and playing basketball as favorite (2-yarder) … Had at least three carries in 11 outings and rushed for 10 or activities … A communication major. more yards on six occasions … Top effort of season was a career-high 93 yards (on a personal-best 13 carries) against eventual American Athletic Pinnix’s Career Rushing Statistics Conference champion UCF in Orlando … Also produced his career-long YEAR G/GS ATT GAIN LOSS NET APC TD LONG run of 57 yards vs. the Knights, which additionally ranked as ECU’s longest 2017 12/6 74 255 26 229 3.1 2 57 (UCF) ground jaunt all season … Other notable performances came against the Totals 12/6 74 255 26 229 3.1 2 57 (UCF) Owls (7-30) and Bearcats (10-36) … Ball security improved dramatically Career-high rushing attempts – 13 vs. UCF (10/14/17) Career-high rushing yards – 93 vs. UCF (10/14/17) during the course of campaign, not losing a single fumble in the last nine games (67 rushes) after putting ball on the ground once each early vs. Pinnix’s Career Receiving Statistics JMU and Virginia Tech … Top pass-catching day was at Houston with three YEAR G/GS NO YDS AVG TD LONG grabs for 19 yards … Longest catch of the year as a 10-yarder vs. USF at 2017 12/6 9 49 5.4 0 10 (USF) Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium … Also racked up a season-best 31 kickoff return Totals 12/6 9 49 5.4 0 10 (USF) yards (two attempts) against Cougars in TDECU Stadium … Picked up 13 Career-high receptions – 3 vs. Houston (11/04/17) Career-high reception yards – 19 vs. Houston (11/04/17) first downs, 11 on the ground and two on pass receptions … Rushed for 207 yards on 62 attempts during eight-game AAC schedule (12-22 in four Pinnix’s Career Kickoff Return Statistics non-conference tilts) … Averaged 28.0 rushing yards per game (49-168) YEAR G NO YDS AVG TD LONG in the final six games during the second half of season, compared to a 2017 12 4 51 12.8 0 25 (UH) 10.2 (25-61) clip in the first six outings … Was the Pirates’ top ground Totals 12 4 51 12.8 0 25 (UH) gainer in three October battles, accumulating 136 yards on 25 rushes – an Career-high kickoff return game – 31 vs. Houston (11/04/17) average of 5.4 yards per carry and 45.3 yards per contest … Logged one special teams tackle against Cincinnati (on a kickoff return) … A member of Scottie Montgomery’s second full signing class, inking with the Pirates Caleb Pratt in February. High School: Rushed for 2,068 yards and 40 touchdowns, 91 Placekicker/Kickoff Specialist/Punter and caught 162 passes for 2,793 yards and 28 scores during prep career 6-3 • 197 • Sr-3L at Western Alamance … Averaged 6.7 yards per run (307 carries) collec- Roanoke Rapids (Roanoke Rapids) tively as a sophomore, junior and senior … A three-time All-Mid-State 3A A booming record-setting left-footed kickoff All-Conference and Greensboro News & Record All-Region selection for specialist who will now also have an oppor- coach Jeff Snuffer … Also earned all-area honors in 2015 and 2016, while tunity to compete for the top punting job as a adding all-state accolades following senior campaign … Helped Warriors senior … Provides exemplary leg strength for distance and offers plenty to an 11-3 mark (7-1 conference) and a pair of playoff wins over Southern of accuracy … Exactly 131 of 162 kickoffs have traveled 60-plus yards Durham (21-16) and Cleveland (51-26) after rushing for 426 yards and 14 (surpassed 65 yards on 98 occasions) … Has at least one touchback in TDs on 73 attempts in a pass-oriented offensive scheme as a senior … 28 of 32 career contests (multiple TBs 20 times) … Initially joined ECU Caught a career-best 73 balls for 1,225 yards and 16 scores out of the back- program as an invited walk-on prior to fall drills in 2015 … Was one-of- field … Racked up a personal-best 871 ground yards and 12 touchdowns one on PATs and drilled 38-yard field goal in first scrimmage on March

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 69 2018 Football Fact Book 17 … Successfully converted both PAT tries during the Purple-Gold Game Pratt’s Career Kickoff Statistics (March 24). 2017: Delivered another stellar performance as the Pirates’ YEAR G NO YDS AVG TB OB top kickoff specialist … Played in all 12 games and delivered 61 kickoffs 2015 12 60 3,694 61.6 31 3 for 3,938 yards – an average of 64.6 per attempt … Reached the endzone 2016 8 41 2,390 58.3 13 2 2017 12 61 3,938 64.6 40 1 on 40 occasions for touchbacks, which shattered his own record of 31 es- Totals 32 162 10,022 61.9 84 6 tablished in 2015 … Suffered only one out-of-bounds penalty (season -fi Career-high kickoffs – 9 (two times), last vs. Cincinnati (11/18/17) nale at Memphis) … Selected as the program’s “Top Gun” Special Teams Career-high kickoff yards – 577 vs. Cincinnati (11/18/17) Player-of-the-Year as a junior … Averaged over 60.0 yards per kickoff in Career-high touchbacks – 7 vs. SMU (10/03/15) every game, with a high of 65.0 on six occasions (West Virginia, Virginia Tech, Temple, UCF, BYU and Houston) … Matched or set new personal highs in kickoffs (9) and kickoff yardage (577) during home finale vs. Jalen Price Cincinnati … Contributed multiple touchback efforts in nine of 12 out- 93 Defensive Tackle ings, which included highs of six each vs. Connecticut and Houston … 6-2 • 297 • Jr-2L Also had four TBs in contests against USF, UCF, BYU, Tulane and Cincinnati Williamston (Riverside) … In addition to career-best nine launches against the Bearcats, also Will open the 2018 campaign entrenched on the had a pair of eight kickoff efforts vs. the Huskies andB YU Cougars … defensive depth chart as a top reserve at the Surpassed the 500-yard mark three times (577/Cincinnati, 520/BYU, 517/ nose tackle position behind Alex Turner … Has Connecticut) … Produced three “perfect” outings, matching kickoff and the flexibility to also offer significant contributions at the other interior touchback numbers against Temple (3/3), UCF (4/4) and Houston (6/6) tackle slot or as an end … Has played all three roles during his first two ac- … Lowest clip of the season was a 60.7 mark (and only one TB) against tive years in the ECU program before the arrival of new coordinator David the Tigers at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium to close out the campaign. Blackwell and line coach Rod Wright … In all, has played in 21 career games 2016: Handled all kickoff duties for the first eight games before missing and tallied 39 stops (14 solo), 2.0 TFLs and one interception … Booked two remaining four contests because of illness and injury … Covered 2,390 tackles during first spring scrimmage (March 17) before netting two more, yards in 41 kickoffs as a sophomore – an average of 58.3 yards per boot including one for lost yardage (-1), in the Purple-Gold Game on March 24. … Produced 13 touchbacks and was flagged just twice for out-of-bounds 2017: Experienced action in all 12 games during sophomore campaign and deliveries … Logged four touchbacks in opener vs. Western Carolina and made nine starts (seven at tackle, two at end) … Opened contests against two each vs. South Carolina, Virginia Tech and USF … Set personal-highs West Virginia (DT) and Virginia Tech (DT) before starting the last seven in kickoffs (nine) and kickoff yardage (573) vs. Catamounts … Reached matchups to finish the season (Temple/DT, UCF/DE, BYU/DT, Houston/DT, 60.0 kickoff average four times (Virginia Tech/64.8, Cincinnati/64.0, Tulane/DE, Cincinnati/DT, Memphis/DT) … Collected 27 tackles, 10 coming Western Carolina/63.7, NC State/62.1) … Tallied three solo tackles as as solo hits … Posted at least one stop in 11 contests and recorded multiple member of special teams unit, all at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium … Booked tackles eight times … Matched a career-best with four stops each against two stops vs. Catamounts and one against Huskies. 2015: Experienced James Madison, Connecticut and UCF … Logged a trio of tackles in outings action in all 12 games as a true freshman … Served as the Pirates’ pri- vs. BYU and Tulane … Twenty-five (25) of 27 stops came on rushing plays mary kickoff specialist with 60 boots for 3,694 yards – an average of … Also credited with a combined tackle for lost yardage (0.5 vs. UConn, 0.5 61.6 yards per kick … Established a then-single-season school record vs. Houston) … Had one quarterback pressure (UCF) and netted one pass by delivering 31 touchbacks (51.7 percent of all kickoffs) … Averaged theft vs. Tulane … Returned pick 12 yards against the Green Wave. 2016: 60 or more yards on kickoffs in eight contests, including a season-best Played in nine games off the bench as a backup defensive lineman (end/ 64.8 clip on two occasions (Florida, SMU) … Recorded multiple touch- tackle) and special teams member as a true rookie … Compiled 12 tackles backs seven times … Had a personal-best seven TBs at SMU, six vs. (four solo) … Posted TFLs (-2 yards) vs. Western Carolina and Virginia Tech BYU, four vs. Virginia Tech, three vs. Florida, Tulsa and Cincinnati, and … Had at least one stop in seven outings … Booked multiple hits on four two against Navy … Kicked off a season-high eight times for 581 yards occasions – season-high three vs. UCF, two each against Western Carolina, against Mustangs before following with seven-boot efforts the follow- Virginia Tech and Connecticut … Produced single tallies vs. Cincinnati, Tulsa ing two weeks (452/BYU, 442/Tulsa) … Flagged only three times for and Temple … All 12 tackles came on rushing plays … Did not experience out-of-bounds deliveries (Virginia Tech, Connecticut, UCF) … Credited action against NC State, South Carolina and SMU. High School: Earned with one special teams tackle against Towson during collegiate debut. three letters during prep career that included 144 total tackles, 107 credited High School: A two-year varsity letterwinner at Roanoke Rapids High as solo hits … A first-team selection to the North Carolina All-State squad School for coach Eric McDaniels … Played in 25 games during prep career by USA Today … Invited to the prestigious Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas and recorded 117 kickoffs for 1,487 yards … Tallied 64 touchbacks (54.7 and tallied four stops along with a forced fumble to help North Carolina percent) … Was 70-of-79 on PATs and successfully converted 11-of-20 to a win over South Carolina … Topped Riverside in both tackles (94) and field goal attempts with a long of 47 … Scored 103 points in a pair of forced fumbles (two) as a senior team captain in 2015 during the Knights’ seasons … Also served as a punter, averaging 36.9 yards per boot (71 for 9-4 campaign under coach Asim McGill … Outing of note was an 11-stop 2,620 yards) … Earned all-conference honors as a senior in 2014 and was (one for lost yardage) performance against Southside HS … Produced 50 the recipient of RRHS’s Specialty Award. Personal: Full name is Jonathan tackles (40 solo) and one TFL during junior year after compiling 30 stops Caleb Pratt … A public health studies major who has earned ECU Honor as a sophomore … Part of a Knights program that went 9-5 and reached Roll (2016 fall semester) and Dean’s List (2017 spring & fall semesters) the second round of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association selection for excellence in the classroom.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 70 2018 Football Fact Book (NCHSAA) state playoffs in 2013 … Opened prep career on junior varsity totaled 72 pass reception yards on six grabs after being elevated to start- but was promoted to varsity status as a sophomore and became starting ing status midway through season … Booked a personal single-season offensive tackle … Rated among the Top 75 overall recruits in the state of best 96 punt return yards in 13 attempts while also handling three kick North Carolina by 247Sports.com … Officially committed to the ECU pro- returns for 58 yards … Committed to Pirates on June 22, 2016 after attend- gram on June 20, 2015 … Also lettered in track as a thrower, turning in a ing camp on the ECU campus … Rated as a three-star prospect and 48th third-place conference (and regional runner-up) standing in the shot put in the state according to 247Sports.com … Also recruited by Appalachian with an effort of 38 feet, 7.75 inches. Personal: Full name is Jalen Juwan State, Charlotte, Elon, FIU, Georgia State, Air Force, Coastal Carolina, Duke, Price … Born at Williamston, N.C. … Son of Walter and Shanell Price … Furman, Liberty, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, Virginia Tech and Father played basketball at Williamston High School … A management Wake Forest … Picked up addition athletic letter in basketball during major … Hobbies include video games, television and lifting weights. freshman year. Personal: Full name is Christian Blake Proehl … Born at Greensboro, N.C. … Son of Ricky and Kelly Proehl … Father, a former Price’s Career Defensive Statistics receivers coach for the Carolina Panthers, was a record-setting and All- YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH Atlantic Coast Conference receiver at Wake Forest (1986-89) who was 2016 9/0 4 8 12 0.0 1.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 2017 12/9 10 17 27 0.0 1.0 0 0 1-12 0 1 drafted in the third round (58th overall) of the 1990 NFL Draft by the Totals 21/9 14 25 39 0.0 2.0 0 0 1-12 0 1 Arizona Cardinals and went on to enjoy a 17-year professional career that Career-high tackles – 4 (three times), last vs. UCF (10/14/17) included 669 receptions for 8,878 yards and 54 touchdowns for six different organizations (two Super Bowl champions – 1999 St. Louis Rams and 2006 Indianapolis Colts) … Older brother Austin, who also starred as a wide receiver at Providence, signed with the North Carolina Tar Heel Blake Proehl program in 2014 and made one catch for three yards against ECU as a true Wide Receiver 11 freshman during the Pirates’ 70-41 win at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium later 6-1 • 180 • Fr-RS that year on Sept. 20 … A management major who has already earned Charlotte (Providence) academic accolades for work in the classroom (ECU Honor Roll/2017 fall Should have a green light for a full return to semester, ECU Dean’s List/2018 spring semester). active competition after successfully finishing a demanding near year-long rehabilitation assignment following a non-contact knee injury suffered during the first full workout of training camp in August, 2017 … Optimism runs high from Chance Purvis coaches, who placed him on the offensive unit’s preseason two-deep as 46 Defensive End a top backup at the “Y” (inside/slot) receiving position, although they 6-4 • 232 • So-SQ expect competition for the starting job with veteran Deondre Farrier Meridian, Miss. (Lamar School) to remain active throughout the year … Was held out of direct contact Thrived with the arrival of new coordinator work (two scrimmages) during the spring of 2018 for precautionary David Blackwell and position coach Rod Wright reasons, but did participate in all team activities. 2017: Redshirted as a during the spring … Made quick rise on the de- true freshman to enable focus on aforementioned rehabilitation work fensive two-deep and will enter sophomore campaign penciled in as after suffering season-ending injury during the opening days of pre- the projected starter at defensive end (opposite the bandit stand-up season camp … Member of Scottie Montgomery’s second signing class side) … Was initially an outside linebacker who was moved to the line of who arrived on campus in mid-May for the first summer semester and scrimmage prior to the 2017 season in the Pirates’ former 4-2-5 scheme immediately began work in Pirates’ strength and conditioning program … Credited with one tackle during the first spring scrimmage (March 17) …Despite injury, developed into one of the more active and popular before booking five in the Purple-Gold Game a week later (March 24). players in the program’s community relations efforts. High School: A 2017: Did not experience game-day action during first season on the three-year letterman for coach Brad Bowles at Providence who recorded Pirates’ active roster … Played contributory role with scout squad. 2016: 80 career receptions for 1,424 yards and 14 touchdowns … Also contrib- Redshirted as a true freshman … Spent fall season on developmental uted significantly to Panthers’ special teams squad with a combined 34 unit and scout team, assisting with weekly preparations … Signed with kickoff returns for 736 yards (21.6 ypr) and 29 punt returns for 196 yards Pirates in February as part of Scottie Montgomery’s first recruiting class. (6.8 ypr) … In all, amassed 2,370 all-purpose yards in 37 prep outings … High School: A key figure for a dominating defensive unit at Lamar High Earned All-SoMeck 8 Conference honors as a senior team captain after School that surrendered just 12.9 points per game in 2015 … Led the racking up 1,016 receiving yards and 12 scores on 52 catches … Posted a Raiders in five defensive categories and one special teams statistic … long reception of 66 yards in 2016 … Selected as wide receiver-of-the- Credited with 107 stops, 27.0 tackles for lost yardage and 6.0 sacks in year at the annual Charlotte Football Awards banquet … Averaged 22.7 2015 … Averaged nearly nine (8.9) tackles per contest for coach Mac yards per kickoff return (11-250) during final year in PHS program … Made Barnes … Also made four fumble recoveries, returning one for a touch- notable impact on both offensive and special teams units during first down … Logged three blocked punts … Helped Lamar record a pair of full-time varsity campaign in 2015 with 22 catches for 336 yards and a shutouts and two one-score games (defensively) as a senior … Part of a pair of scores … Served as Panthers’ primary returner as a junior, tally- Raiders’ program that posted an 8-4 overall record and advanced to the ing a collective 523 return yards on kickoffs (20-428) and punts (12-95) semifinals of the Mississippi Association of Independent Schools (MAIS) … Earned initial Providence varsity roster position as a sophomore and state playoffs in 2015 … Named MVP of the MAIS All-Star Game … Posted

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 71 2018 Football Fact Book three sacks in a 35-0 victory over Northeast Lauderdale … Helped guide on offense as a sophomore with 13 receptions for 133 yards and a TD … Lamar to the MAIS 3A Division II state championship as a sophomore … Recorded one stop defensively in 2013 … Rated as a three-star prospect In all, earned three varsity letters … Rated among the Top 110 outside according to 247Sports.com … Tabbed as the No. 40 overall recruit in the linebackers nationally and as the No. 39 overall prospect in the state of state of North Carolina by 247Sports.com … Officially committed to ECU on Mississippi by 247Sports.com … Generated interest from South Carolina, January 31, 2016 … Also drew interest from NC State. Personal: Full name Baylor and Southern Miss. Personal: Full name is Pierceson Chance is Raequan Lee Purvis … Son of William Jackson and Marta Simpson … Purvis … Son of Ronnie and Natalie Purvis … A criminal justice major Major is political science … An ECU Honor Roll student in the classroom who earned ECU Honor Roll accolades for efforts in the classroom during (2017 fall, 2018 spring semesters). the 2018 spring semester. Purvis’ Career Defensive Statistics YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH 2017 12/5 3 8 11 0.0 1.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 Raequan Purvis Totals 12/5 3 8 11 0.0 1.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 89 Defensive Tackle Career-high tackles – 3 (two times), last vs. UCF (10/14/17) 6-2 • 301 • So-1L Plymouth (Plymouth) Should be in a position to take the next hurdle Aaron Ramseur in his career with development from a part- 51 Linebacker time to full-time starter … Has used a strong 6-1 • 206 • So-1L work ethic and solid spring performances to bolster status and fuel Shelby (Crest) depth chart climb … Expected to open sophomore season as the start- Continues to rapidly ascend up the defensive ing tackle alongside Alex Turner (at nose) … Has displayed significant depth chart … Projected to be the Pirates’ start- growth with execution of on-the-field fundamentals and in the strength ing “will” linebacker as a sophomore … Progress and conditioning program, adding 23 pounds of strength during the off- reached an even higher level of acceleration under the leadership of season (2017 roster weight was 278) … Could also play an active role on new coordinator (and linebackers coach) David Blackwell … Should also special teams units depending on defensive responsibilities … Recorded be a viable honors candidate on the conference level during second a tackle in the initial spring scrimmage on March 17 before leading all campaign on the team’s active roster … A Second-Team Preseason All- defenders with six stops during the Purple-Gold Game on March 24. 2017: American Athletic Conference selection by Phil Steele’s College Football Experienced action in all 12 games during first season on ECU’s active Preview Magazine … Made permanent move to linebacking position roster … Opened five contests at two different positions – West Virginia early during the 2017 season after previous coaching staff experiment- (DT), Virginia Tech (DT), Temple (DE), Houston (DE) and Tulane (DT) … ed with utilization at the hybrid linebacker-safety combination during Tallied 11 tackles (three solo) … Posted at least one stop in seven con- the spring … Mixes plenty of athleticism with quickness and offers an tests … Reached a personal-best of three hits on two occasions (Virginia assignment-sound approach … Turned in another impressive spring Tech, UFC) … Chipped in single stops against West Virginia, USF, Temple, performance in 2018, capping the workout period with two tackles Tulane and Cincinnati … In addition, was credited with a tackle for lost during the first scrimmage on March 17 before adding another stop in the yardage against the Hokies (-2 yards) … All 11 hits came on rushing calls. Purple-Gold Game (March 24). 2017: Ranked as the team’s fourth-lead- 2016: Offered ample contributions as a scout team performer during ing tackler with 57 stops (29 solo) during redshirt freshman season … true freshman campaign … Did not experience game-day action as a Played in all 12 contests, opening six at middle linebacker – Temple, UCF, redshirt … Member of head coach Scottie Montgomery’s first ECU signing BYU, Tulane, Cincinnati and Memphis … Also credited with 2.5 TFLs (BYU, class, inking with Pirates in February. High School: Part of a Plymouth Tulane, Memphis), two interceptions (Temple, Tulane) and a quarterback High School program that advanced to four-straight North Carolina High pressure (BYU) … Returned first career pass theft 31 yards against the School Athletic Association Class I-A State Championship Games from Owls … Posted at least one tackle in nine games and booked multiple 2012 to 2015 … Helped coach Robert Cody and the Vikings to the 2015 totals on eight occasions … Logged only one stop in first four outings title by topping Robbinsville 28-20 (and avenging a 21-18 setback to the (0.3 tpg) before netting 56 in the remaining eight contests (7.0 tpg) … Black Knights in the championship contest a year earlier) … Vikings rolled Reached double-digit totals twice with an 11-tackle (season-high six to a combined mark of 43-5 during prep career as a varsity letterman, solo) effort vs. Temple and a 12-stop night against BYU … Other notable which included 293 total stops (155 solo) … Spearheaded a defense that hit performances include nine vs. UCF, seven vs. Tulane, six vs. Memphis held seven opponents to eight points or less in 2015 … Credited with 157 and five vs. USF … Recorded first collegiate stop at West Virginia at Milan tackles (93 solo, 64 assists), 40.0 TFL, seven sacks, one fumble recovery Puskar Stadium … Additionally, contributed to ECU’s special teams with a (for a touchdown) and an interception that included a 30-yard return as a pair of tackles (both on kickoff returns) … Splits include 46 stops against senior … Offensively, had 10 receptions for 208 and two TDs as a tight end the run and nine on pass plays … Logged 44 tackles in eight AAC match- … Racked up 65 yards on kickoff returns and blocked two kicks to high- ups (5.5 tpg) … Among team tackle leaders in home games (39/5.6 tpg), light special teams play … Participated in the 2015 Shrine Bowl Combine night games (28/7.0), October (32/10.7) and November (19/4.8) games … As a junior, logged 132 tackles (62 solo), one sack, recovered and … Selected as the defensive unit’s “On The Ship Award” winner follow- forced a fumble on defense … Had 12 catches for 226 yards and a pair of ing spring work, which symbolizes a team play, unselfish approach and touchdowns on other side of the ball in 2014 … Experienced more action stellar attitude. 2016: Redshirted as a true freshman, although coaches

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 72 2018 Football Fact Book were often tempted to activate play-making abilities … Positively im- walk-on during the summer of 2016. 2017: Experienced action in 12 con- pacted preparation efforts for offensive unit as a standout scout team tests as the Pirates top deep snapper … Was perfect on 53 punt snaps contributor … Regarded as head coach Scottie Montgomery’s first ECU without a block … Teamed with Austin Barnes, who stood 21st nationally signee. High School: An Associated Press First-Team All-State selection in punting with a 44.0 average (50-2,200) … Part of 17 boots that trav- at linebacker for Crest High School in 2015 … Played pivotal role guiding eled 50-plus yards, 16 which landed inside the 20-yard line, 15 that were the Chargers to back-to-back 16-0 campaigns that resulted in a pair of fair catches and six touchbacks … Also helped ease the transition during state titles … Amassed a total of 258 tackles, 11.0 sacks, six forced fum- Jake Verity’s one-game punting stint (3-112, 37.3 average at Memphis) … bles and two interceptions during prep career … Tallied 160 total stops Posted only special teams tackle vs. Virginia Tech on a punt return. 2016: (55 solo, 105 assists), 10.0 TFL, 7.0 sacks and an interception to help CHS Immediately assumed top long snapping duties upon arrival and played to the 2015 North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) in all 12 games … Delivered 52 snaps with only one block (Virginia Tech) Class 3AA Championship … Credited with 58 tackles during the Chargers’ … Teamed with punter Worth Gregory for a 42.3 average on 51 boots run through the state playoffs, which included a 20-stop outing vs. (2,159 yards) … Helped unit plant 15 punts inside the 20-yard line, was Weddington HS in third round action … Crest HS followed with a 44-6 part of nine kicks that exceeded 50 yards in length and 17 more which win over Concord HS in the regional finals before topping Southern HS were fielded as a fair catch … Credited with one tackle after making in the title contest on Dec. 12 … Playoff success allowed for selection as solo hit at Cincinnati. High School: A three-year letterman at Lambert … a MaxPreps.com/USA Football National Player-of-the-Week nominee … Served as program’s long snapper and played tackle position on defense Following senior campaign, earned an invitation to the prestigious Shrine … Helped lead Longhorns to the 2015 Georgia High School Association Bowl of the Carolinas and was chosen as Defensive MVP to help lift North (GHSA) Playoffs and 8-3 overall record in 2015 … An all-region (honor- Carolina past South Carolina in the annual all-star game … Produced 98 able mention) selection as a senior … Earned prestigious Top 20 national tackles, 10.0 TFL, 4.0 sacks and picked off a pass as a junior … Regarded as ranking among Chris Rubio’s “Event Elite” Long Snappers … Played in an integral part of the Chargers’ 2014 playoff run that included a 13-7 vic- same prep program as Pirate offensive lineman Sean Bailey. Personal: tory over South Point HS in the regional finals and an impressive 24-3 tri- Full name is Anthony Charles Ratliff II … A finance major … An ECU Honor umph over Havelock in the NCHSAA Class 3A Championship Game … Also Roll performer in the classroom during the 2017 fall semester. recruited by Appalachian State and Toledo, and generated interest from North Carolina, South Carolina, Wake Forest and Duke before officially committing to the Pirates’ program on January 6, 2016. Personal: Full name is Aaron Ezekiel Ramseur … Son of Kenneth and Minnie Ramseur Davondre Robinson Defensive Back … Is one of 10 children (youngest of six brothers) … Brother Tim was a 13 6-0 • 201 • So-1L varsity starting linebacker for Crest HS and enjoyed a similar 32-0 record Holly Hill, S.C. (Lake Marion) with consecutive state titles before being selected as the 1994 State Class 4A Player-of-the-Year … Another brother, Kenneth, played collegiately at A highly-regarded prep product who was Gardner-Webb in the 1990s while other siblings – Josh (Gardner-Webb) thrown in the proverbial fire as a true freshman and Devonte (Tuskegee) – are currently on collegiate football rosters … and delivered admirable results … Projected to Enrolled in ECU’s general college curriculum (undeclared major). open sophomore season listed atop the defensive depth chart at the free safety position … Enjoyed productive spring and gained additional Ramseur’s Career Defensive Statistics confidence under the direction of new coordinator David Blackwell and YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH position coach Daric Riley … Combines a high level of athleticism and 2017 12/6 29 28 57 0.0 2.5 0 0 2-29 0 1 quickness with an intense approach … Booked three tackles, including Totals 12/6 29 28 57 0.0 2.5 0 0 2-29 0 1 a sack (-7 yards), during the Pirates’ first spring scrimmage on March 17 Career-high tackles – 12 vs. BYU (10/21/17) … Added four more tackles in the Purple-Gold Game on March 24. 2017: After much deliberation, coaches opted to remove redshirt prior to ECU’s matchup against Virginia Tech (Week 3) … In all, appeared in six contests Anthony Ratliff and made three starts at two different positions – UCF (SS), BYU (SS) and 47 Deep Snapper Houston (FS) … Also experienced action vs. Temple and Tulane … Did not 6-0 • 231 • Jr-2L play early against James Madison, West Virginia, Connecticut and USF, Suwanee, Ga. (Lambert) nor late vs. Cincinnati and Memphis … Credited with 33 tackles (17 solo) … Should maintain role as the program’s exclusive Had at least two stops in each contest played in, including a season-high long snapper after handling role in an exempla- eight against the Knights in Orlando … Logged seven hits vs. Tulane, six ry fashion since his true freshman campaign … vs. BYU and Temple, four vs. Houston and two against the Hokies in his Expected to compete with newcomer Erik Lawson for the short snapping collegiate debut … Additionally, collected 1.5 TFLs (1.0/Houston, 0.5/UCF) chores (following the departure of reliable four-year letterman Colton for -4 yards, a fumble recovery (UCF) and pass breakup (BYU) … Booked Oliver) … Offers consistency, delivery accuracy and blocking strength … a total of 31 tackles (6.2 tpg) in five successive outings from Oct. 7 to Made commitment during the offseason to bolster frame through the Nov. 11 … Made 25 stops on rush plays, eight on passes. High School: A strength and conditioning program and successfully gained 23 pounds multi-positional athlete who was a two-time USA Today High School’s of growth (was listed at an undersized 208 for the past two seasons) American Family Insurance ALL-USA South Carolina First-Team selection … Initially joined program and earned a roster position as an invited as a junior and senior team caption … A four-year letterman who played

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 73 2018 Football Fact Book quarterback on offense, safety on defense and served as a punter and on an upward statistical trajectory (rushing/receiving yards) since true return specialist for coaches Chris Carter and Leonard Johnson (2016) at freshman campaign before sitting out ’17 campaign … Has played in Lake Marion … Eclipsed the 100-tackle milestone in each of last three sea- 31 career contests and rushed for 859 yards and six touchdowns on 183 sons (2014, 2015, 2016) … Invited to play in the prestigious Shrine Bowl carries (4.7 ypr) … Has also caught 32 balls out of the backfield for 209 of the Carolina All-Star Game and started on the South Carolina squad yards … Accounted for nine touchdowns (six rushing, three receiving) … Nominated to the 2017 U.S. Army All-American Bowl … A MaxPreps. and 1,092 all-purpose yards … Rushed for a game-high 84 yards and one com Preseason Defensive Small Schools All-America choice prior to senior touchdown (14-yarder) on nine carries during the first spring scrimmage campaign … Helped lead Gators to a 9-4 mark and S.C. Class AA Division on March 17, but did not record statistics in the Purple-Gold Game a week I semifinals in 2015 … An Orangeburg Times & Democrat First-Team All- later. 2017: Used available redshirt option and sat out entire campaign Area performer in 2016 … Also selected to the T&D’s Elite 11 (of top players (for personal, eligibility reasons). 2016: Was team’s second-leading rush- in state) … Credited with 107 stops (100 solo) and three interceptions (145 er with 384 yards and two touchdowns on 79 carries … Stood fourth on return yards) as a junior team MVP … Offensively, completed 25-of-42 unit with 23 receptions for 164 yards and three scores … In all, played passes for 446 yards and a score, while rushing for 915 yards and five TDs in eight games with three starts (Western Carolina, NC State and UCF) on 61 carries (15.0 ypr) … Also made 23 receptions for 441 yards (19.2 ypr) … Established career-highs in rushing attempts (14/Virginia Tech) and and three touchdowns in 2015 … On special teams, averaged 49.4 yards rushing yards (120/Western Carolina) … Ground total vs. Catamounts per punt (34-1,679), netted 35.9 yards per kickoff return (16-359) and was marked first career 100-yard effort (on 11 carries) and included longest 6-of-6 on extra-point tries … Collected 110 tackles (97 solo), netted three single run (48 yards) … Other notable efforts came against Cincinnati picks (91 yards) and knocked down six more passes as a sophomore … (13-70), Virginia Tech (14-69), South Carolina (10-48) and NC State (11- Contributed 835 air yards and four TDs while completing 45-of-81 toss- 41) … Pair of rushing TDs came from three (WCU) and five (NCSU) out es in 2014 … Came 30 yards shy of a 1,000-yard rushing campaign with … Averaged 69.5 rypg (278) in four non-conference tilts, but averaged 970 on 88 attempts (11.0 ypr) … Logged an additional four ground scores slipped to 26.5 rypg (106) in four American Athletic Conference games … Opened varsity career with 32 tackles (29 solo) and one interception appeared in … Set new personal-bests in receptions (nine), receiving as a freshman … Connected on 27-of-42 passes for 452 yards and four yards (90) and longest catch (32) during opener against Catamounts … touchdowns, while rushing for 313 yards on 26 carries (12.0 ypr) in 2013 Followed with a six-reception, 49-yard afternoon vs. Wolfpack … Three … Rated four stars by Scout.com and stood as the highest-ranked safety scoring grabs ranged from five, 18 (Western Carolina) and 25 (NC State) prospect out of South Carolina (21st nationally) and fourth-best overall yards … Similar to rushing totals, receiving numbers were significantly prospect in state … Awarded three stars by 247Sports.com (sixth overall more impressive in non-league action (18-153) compared to AAC match- prospect in S.C., 32nd nationally at position) … Member of ESPN.com’s Top ups (6-21) … Racked up 548 all-purpose yards, including a career-high 150 … Reportedly clocked at 4.5 in the 40-yard dash, owns a 38-inch ver- 210 all-purpose yards vs. Western Carolina before adding 90 against NC tical leap and a 485-pound squat lift … Committed to ECU on January 29, State, 52 vs. South Carolina and 79 vs. Virginia Tech. 2015: Experienced shortly after a campus visit … Also recruited by Clemson, Duke, Georgia, action in 10 games off the bench during sophomore campaign … Ranked Kentucky, Louisville, Michigan, Mississippi State, North Carolina, NC State, third on unit by rushing for 207 yards and one touchdown on 49 carries Notre Dame, Penn State, South Carolina, Tennessee, UCF, Virginia Tech and – an average of 4.2 yards per attempt … Scored only TD against SMU on Wake Forest … Earned honorable mention all-academic honors for work a one-yard plunge … Tallied four receptions for 23 yards, an average of in classroom. Personal: Full name is Davondre T. Robinson, prefers to be 5.8 yards per grab … Six of 49 carries went for 10 or more yards (12, 16, called by his nickname of “Tank” … Born at Orangeburg, S.C. … Son of 13, 29, 23, 13) … Reached multiple-digit attempt totals twice (11/Towson, Tina Elmore and Davon Robinson, but raised by grandparents Christine 12/SMU) … Booked a season-best 69 ground yards vs. Mustangs to help and Michael Washington … A sport studies major who was named to the Pirates to a 49-23 American Athletic Conference road win … Additionally, ECU Dean’s List during the 2018 spring semester. reeled off a season-long 29-yard run at SMU … Other notable rushing effort came in the opener against Towson with 42 yards (11 carries) … Also Robinson’s Career Defensive Statistics picked up 29 yards on six attempts vs. Tulsa and 20 yards (five carries) YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH at Navy … Matched a season-best with two receptions (12 yards) against 2017 6/3 17 16 33 0.0 1.5 0 1 0-0 1 0 Totals 6/3 17 16 33 0.0 1.5 0 1 0-0 1 0 Tigers and added single catches vs. Florida (1 yard) and UCF (5) … Had at Career-high tackles – 8 vs. UCF (10/14/17) least one rushing attempt in eight contests … Racked up 230 all-purpose yards … Did not play against Virginia Tech and Connecticut. 2014: Played in all 13 games as a true freshman, both as a reserve running back and on special teams … Rushed for 268 yards and three touchdowns on 55 Anthony Scott carries – an average of 4.9 yards per attempt … Produced ground scores 3 Running Back against N.C. Central (season-long 38-yarder), SMU (one-yarder) and USF 5-9 • 200 • Sr-3L (20-yarder) … Pulled in five receptions for 22 yards and returned two Virginia Beach, Va. (Green Run) kickoffs for 24 yards … Both returns came against Connecticut and in- An explosive ball-carrier and pass catcher who cluded a long of 19 … Made collegiate debut against N.C. Central, rushing hopes to bounce back after a year away from seven times for a season-best 61 yards … Had a season-best 12 ground the program … Enjoyed strong spring perfor- attempts for 42 yards against North Carolina … Ten of dozen carries mance following layoff and could vie for a return to the offensive depth against Tar Heels came in the fourth quarter (38 yards) … Surpassed the chart to compete with a young and deep running back corps … Had been 20-yard rushing mark on five occasions – 61 vs. N.C. Central, 42 vs. North

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 74 2018 Football Fact Book Carolina, 39 vs. USF, 25 vs. Cincinnati and 44 vs. Florida in the Birmingham development … Did not record any defensive statistics in the first spring Bowl … Averaged 8.8 yards per carry with a long of 24 against Gators scrimmage (March 17), but netted two stops during the Purple-Gold at Legion Field … Tallied 314 all-purpose yards (268/rushing, 22/receiv- Game (March 24). 2017: Struggled through an injury-plagued junior sea- ing, 24/kickoff returns) … Recorded receptions against Tulsa (two for six son with action in only seven contests (James Madison, West Virginia, yards), UCF (two for 15 yards) and Florida (one for one yard) … Had a Virginia Tech, Temple, Tulane, Cincinnati, Memphis) … Made (5) starts at long catch of nine yards vs. Knights … Contest at Tulsa marked only game cornerback vs. the Mountaineers, Hokies, Owls, Bearcats and Tigers … of season without at least one rushing attempt … First career carry was Did not face Connecticut, USF, UCF, BYU and Houston … Posted 19 total a two-yard loss in the season opener (first quarter) against the Eagles. tackles (11 solo) … Produced multiple stops on four occasions with a ca- High School: A highly-regarded ball-carrier who rushed for 1,313 yards reer-best-matching eight vs. Virginia Tech at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium … and 22 touchdowns as a senior … Also had 37 receptions for 915 yards and Other notable outings were against Memphis (5 tackles), West Virginia eight scores for coach Jeff McGowan … Selected as theVirginian-Pilot’s (4) and Cincinnati (2) … Played, but did not record statistics in three Beach District Offensive Player-of-the-Year and was a first-team all-dis- matchups (James Madison, Temple, Tulane) … Also credited with pass trict choice … Racked up 304 yards of total offense in a playoff victory breakups against the Mountaineers and Bearcats … Of the 19 overall over Maury High School … Advanced to the second round of the playoffs stops, 12 came on rushing plays (seven vs. the pass). 2016: Experienced before falling to Salem (27-7) … Ranked by ESPN.com as one of the Top 50 action in nine contests and made six starts – Western Carolina, NC State, prospects in the Commonwealth of Virginia and earned a scout grade of South Carolina, Virginia Tech, UCF and Cincinnati … Did not play against 71 … Also listed among the nation’s Top 160 running backs by ESPN.com USF, Connecticut and Temple … Logged 27 stops (20 solo), including one … Recruited by Virginia Tech and Maryland, along with Big 12 member for lost yardage (Virginia Tech) … Recorded six pass breakups (two each West Virginia. Personal: Full name is Anthony Maurice Scott … Major is vs. South Carolina and Cincinnati, one vs. NC State and SMU) … Posted at university studies. least one tackle in eight outings, booking multiple stops on seven occasions … Tallied a career-high eight hits in road tilt against Bearcats … Scott’s Career Rushing Statistics Closed non-conference schedule with five tackles against the Hokies … YEAR G/GS ATT GAIN LOSS NET APC TD LONG Had three stops thrice (NC State, SMU, Navy), two tackles twice (Western 2014 13/0 55 276 8 268 4.9 3 38 (NCCU) 2015 10/0 49 231 24 207 4.2 1 29 (SMU) Carolina, South Carolina) and one hit once (Tulsa) … Splits include 12 2016 8/3 79 413 29 384 4.9 2 48 (WCU) tackles in four non-league matchups and 15 in five American Athletic 2017 redshirted Conference games … Fourteen (14) of 27 stops came on passing plays Totals 31/3 183 920 61 859 4.7 6 48 (WCU) (13 on rushes) … Did not record statistics against UCF in AAC opener. 2015: Career-high rushing attempts – 14 vs. Virginia Tech (09/24/16) Played in nine games as a top reserve cornerback and member of special Career-high rushing yards – 120 vs. Western Carolina (09/03/16) teams during true rookie campaign … Sat out the BYU, Tulsa and Temple Scott’s Career Receiving Statistics contests in early-to-mid-October because of a nagging groin injury … YEAR G/GS NO YDS AVG TD LONG Credited with 12 tackles, 10 coming as solo hits … Netted one interception, 2014 13/0 5 22 4.4 0 9 (UCF) picking off first career pass during first quarter action at UCF during the 2015 10/0 4 23 5.8 0 9 (TOW) Pirates’ 44-7 win … Also logged six pass breakups, which ranked third on 2016 8/3 23 164 7.1 3 32 (WCU) team … Booked a season-high three stops in collegiate debut against 2017 redshirted Towson and matched effort in season finale vs. Cincinnati (all solo) … Also Totals 31/3 32 209 6.5 3 32 (WCU) Career-high receptions – 9 vs. Western Carolina (09/03/16) enjoyed multiple tackle outings against Virginia Tech and UCF with two Career-high reception yards – 90 vs. Western Carolina (09/03/16) hits each … Produced single stops in games vs. Florida and USF … Knocked down a season-best two passes against Hokies and recorded lone PBUs vs. Towson, SMU, UCF and Cincinnati … Closed year with a combined six tackles in last three outings (against Bulls, Knights and Bearcats) … Nine Corey Seargent of 12 stops came on passing plays … Contributed other three tackles on 5 Defensive Back special teams (punt return coverage) … Selected as a game captain for 6-0 • 179 • Sr-3L Virginia Tech tilt. High School: A high-impact defender who played a key Rock Hill, S.C. (Northwestern) role in Northwestern High School’s state championship run and perfect A gifted pass defender who could finally be in a 15-0 season in 2013 … Trojans earned a final national rank of ninth (9th) position to garner conference honors candidacy after routing Stratford 62-35 in the state title contest on Dec. 7 … Credited consideration as a senior if he remains healthy with 148 tackles (91 solo), seven pass breakups, four interceptions, three … Experienced significant action as true freshman, sophomore and junior forced fumbles and one fumble recovery, the latter including a 34-yard in 2015, 2016 and 2017, respectively, but also was limited by injuries … return … Also logged 3.0 tackles for lost yardage from his secondary po- Overall, has played in 25 career contests (11 starts) and been credited with sition for coach Kyle Richardson … Was the Charlotte Observer’s Region 58 tackles (41 solo), 14 pass breakups and one interception … Has pro- Defensive Player-of-the-Year and earned first-team all-region accolades duced at least one stop in 18 outings … Penciled in as the Pirates’ top field … A three-star prospect who ranked among the Top 35 overall players in cornerback to open the 2018 campaign … Brings plenty of physical at- the state of South Carolina according to ESPN.com … Also earned a final tributes to the secondary, including speed, quickness, lateral movement Scout.com grade of 74 and rated as one of the Top 110 safeties national- and acceleration ability … Officially enrolled early at ECU in January of ly … Offensively, pulled down six receptions for 133 yards and a TD, and 2015, thus has had four spring practice periods to promote and enhance while on special teams, contributed an 81-yard kickoff return vs. Gaffney

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 75 2018 Football Fact Book as a senior … Top defensive single-game performance(s) were a pair of D’Ante Smith 20 solo tackle outings against Charlotte Catholic and Byrnes … Selected to 67 Offensive Line play in the prestigious Shrine Bowl … A key contributor to NHS’s 12-3 re- 6-4 • 295 • Jr-1L cord (6-1 in league play) in 2012 while a junior … Various recruiting publi- Grovetown, Ga. (Grovetown) cations consistently used “loves to hit and play full speed” when describ- A versatile and talented lineman who will enter ing approach to game … Originally committed to ECU on Jan. 21, 2014 … his junior campaign as the projected starter at Also reportedly recruited by Kansas, Kansas State and Nebraska … Played the left tackle position … Hopes to finally over- in same prep program as former Pirate ILB Brandon Williams. Personal: come a nagging back injury which has slowed move from a conference Full name is Corey Lamont Seargent II … Major is communications. honors candidate to the national stage … A Fourth-Team Preseason All- Seargent’s Career Defensive Statistics American Athletic Conference selection by Phil Steele’s College Football YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH Preview Magazine … Played both guard and tackle as a sophomore, but 2015 9/0 10 2 12 0.0 0.0 0 0 1-0 6 0 coaches feel he’s in a more favorable position to offer a high-profile 2016 9/6 20 7 27 0.0 0.5 0 0 0-0 6 0 pass-blocking role because of his rapid development and maturity level 2017 7/5 11 8 19 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 2 0 … After adding 25 pounds of strength to his frame during the off-sea- Totals 25/11 41 17 58 0.0 0.5 0 0 1-0 14 0 son in 2017, redefined body with the loss of 41 pounds during the winter, Career-high tackles – 8 (two times), last vs. Virginia Tech (09/16/17) spring and summer of 2018 (336 to 295 pounds). 2017: Experienced action in seven contests as a sophomore (James Madison, West Virginia, Virginia Tech, Connecticut, USF, Houston, Memphis) … Made five starts (four at Dqmarcus Shaw left tackle, one at left guard) … Opened tilts vs. Dukes (LT), Mountaineers 52 Offensive Line (LT), Hokies (LT), Huskies (LG) and Tigers (LT) … Helped play key role for 6-4 • 303 • Sr-1L a unit which ranked 12th nationally in passing offense (317.9 ypg) and Batesville, Miss. (Itawamba CC) 42nd in total offense (425.6 ypg) .. Also part of five individual 300-yard Expected to make transition into full-time start- passing games and one 100-yard rushing effort. 2016: Played in one ing role after experiencing a limited amount of game (season-opener vs. Western Carolina) before being placed on ECU’s offensive repetitions during his first year in the developmental and scout squad the remainder of the fall … Contributed Pirates’ program … Listed as the unit’s top right guard heading into the noteworthy preparation efforts for the Pirates’ defensive front on a 2018 season … Appeared to progress more quickly under the tutelage weekly basis … Member of Scottie Montgomery’s first ECU signing class, of new offensive line coach Don Mahoney … Offers plenty of bulk and inking with Pirates in February. High School: Earned all-county, all-area strength, but possesses lateral quickness as well. 2017: Appeared in all and all-region honors as a junior and senior for coach Rodney Holder at 12 contest, primarily as a special teams blocker … Did earn snaps with Grovetown High School … Valued as a key anchor for an offensive line in the offensive unit, opening two games at right guard (Connecticut, 2014 and 2015 … Helped the Warriors rack up a season-high 424 yards Cincinnati) … Pirates were 2-0 in games he started, racked up a com- of total offense during a 42-7 victory over Harlem HS as a senior … Was bined 89 points (44.5 ppg) and 1,174 yards of total offense (587.0 ypg) a first-team all-county choice by the Columbia County News-Times … … Signed a national letter-of-intent with ECU as a mid-year addition Invited to play in the 2015 Central Savannah River Area (CSRA) Border on Dec. 14, 2016 … Enrolled in classes in January and competed during Bowl III and guided Georgia to a 35-21 win over South Carolina … Rated spring drills. Junior College: A two-year starter at Itawamba for coach as the second-best offensive lineman at The Opening Combine in Atlanta Sean Cannon at ICC … Played in a combined 19 games (10 as freshman, in May, 2015 … As a junior, received the GHS Coaches Award and was cited nine as sophomore) during two-year career anchoring Indians’ offensive by the Augusta Chronicle as an honors performer … Selected to compete line … Helped squad to a final rank of No. 19 in the NJCAA poll with a 5-4 in the 2014 CSRA Junior Bowl and the Georgia Elite Junior Classic, an all- record … Indians rose as high as No. 10 following 23-12 upset win over star contest which features 70 of the state’s top 11th graders … Opened then No. 4 Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College early in season … prep career at Laney High School before transferring to Grovetown after Key member of offensive unit that averaged 563.2 yards (169.3 rushing, freshman season … Labeled a three-star recruit by ESPN.com, Scout.com 393.9 passing) and 36.1 points per game … ICC stood second nationally in and 247Sports.com … Ranked as the No. 8 offensive guard in the state passing yards, fourth in yards per game average and sixth in total offense of Georgia, No. 32 in the South and among the Top 100 in the nation during 2016 campaign … Earned Mississippi Association of Community … Also lettered in wrestling, competing in the heavyweight division … and Junior Colleges (MACJC) All-State (North) and National Junior College Reportedly produced a prep bench press of 300 pounds and a squat lift of Athletic Association All-Region 23 honors … Also recruited by Cincinnati, 530 pounds … Recruited by Appalachian State, Georgia Southern, Illinois Louisiana-Monroe, Arkansas State and Southern Miss following junior col- and Tulane before committing to the Pirate program on Jan. 23, 2016 … lege career. High School: Earned three letters and earned all-conference Also received interest from Georgia and South Carolina. Personal: Full honors at South Panola High School. Personal: Full name is Dqmarcus name is D’Ante Bryce Smith … Son of Samantha Smith … A finance major. Shaw … Major is university studies.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 76 2018 Football Fact Book John Spellacy career that included 392 tackles and an appearance in the 1987 NCAA 58 Offensive Line Division I-AA National Championship Game, was a college teammate of 6-1 • 290 • So-1L current ECU Offensive Coordinator & Quarterbacks Coach Tony Petersen Westlake, Ohio (St. Ignatius) … A finance major. Made one of the biggest impacts in recent memory on ECU’s offensive line as a true freshman a year ago … Has quickly become a viable Devon Sutton honors candidate on both the conference and national level, and that 42 Defensive Back status was enhanced even more after the arrival of new line coach Don 5-11 • 198 • Sr-3L Mahoney … A Third-Team Preseason All-American Athletic Conference Charlotte (North Mecklenburg) selection by Athlons … Thrown into the fire immediately by making Has successfully navigated a quick climb up his first career start at West Virginia’s Milan Puskar Stadium … Couples the defensive depth chart during last two-plus an unmatched blue-collar work ethic and toughness with a firm grasp seasons … Will open senior campaign as the of schematic assignments … Also displays leadership ability on and off Pirates’ top returning tackler … Expected to battle Tim Irvin for a starting the field and has earned respect from his teammates.2017 : Answered assignment at the nickelback position … Also could experience a visible the call of duty as the Pirates’ top center for the majority of the sea- role on various special teams depending on secondary workload and re- son … Decision to remove possible redshirt was made near the close of sponsibilities … Made an impressive acclimation to the college game with preseason camp … Played in nine games and started eight … Opened quick-developing fundamental execution and athleticism … Has played in tilts against West Virginia (Week 2), Virginia Tech, Connecticut, BYU, 22 career contests, already booked 108 tackles (53 solo), 5.5 TFLs and four Houston, Tulane, Cincinnati and Memphis … Along with Garrett McGhin pass breakups … Officially joined ECU program as a preferred walk-on in and Brandon Smith, helped anchor a line which played a key role for a the spring of 2015 … Led all tacklers with six, including one for lost yard- unit which ranked 12th nationally in passing offense (317.9 ypg) and 42nd age, during the first spring scrimmage (March 17) before following with in total offense (425.6 ypg) … Also part of four individual 300-yard pass- four stops and a bone-jarring forced fumble in the Purple-Gold Game on ing games and one 100-yard rushing effort … A vital component for an March 24. 2017: Experienced action in all 12 contests and stood third on the offense which racked up 400-plus yards of total offense on six occasions, unit with 68 stops (31 solo) … Started the last 10 games of the season af- including a season-best 596-yard total against the Huskies … Assisted in ter coming off the bench vs. James Madison and West Virginia … Opened the establishment of two single-game school and AAC records – Trevon the Virginia Tech, Connecticut, USF, Temple, UCF, BYU, Houston and Tulane Brown’s 270-yard receiving day vs. Cincinnati and Gardner Minshew’s 52 tilts at nickelback, while starting the Cincinnati and Memphis contests at completions at Houston … Enjoyed the upper hand during a one-on-one strong safety … Collected multiple tackles in every game and reached matchup against the Cougars’ All-America defensive tackle Ed Oliver double-digits once (matched a career-best with 10 vs. BYU) … Other con- (held to just four tackles, only one for lost yardage) at TDECU Stadium tests of note came vs. USF (9 stops), UCF (8), Tulane (8) and Connecticut … Arrived on campus in mid-May for the first summer semester and im- (6) … Also credited with 5.5 TFLs (-27 yards) against West Virginia (1.0), mediately began work in Pirates’ strength and conditioning program … Connecticut (1.5), UCF (2.0) and Tulane (1.0) … Logged only sack (-4 yards) Did not play in successive weeks against USF, Temple and UCF (illness). vs. the eventual AAC champion Knights in Orlando … Forced one fumble High School: Played integral role as an anchor for an offensive line of a St. (James Madison), broke up three passes (WVU, UConn, UH) and logged Ignatius program that rolled to a 13-2 mark, a state runner-up standing one quarterback hurry (JMU) … Splits include 40 stops against the run and No. 19 national rank in 2016 … Was a three-year varsity perform- and 28 vs. the pass … Ranked second on unit with 46 tackles (5.8 tpg) in er and team captain for legendary coach Chuck Kyle, who has totaled eight AAC games, third in seven home games (41/5.9), third in five road more than 300 victories and 11 state titles over four decades … Earned games (27/5.4), third in eight day games (40/5.0), second in four night All-Ohio accolades as a senior (first-team) and junior (second-team) … games (28/7.0) and second in three October games (23/7.7) … Named the A two-way player who also experienced action on the defensive line … defensive recipient of the Rock Roggeman “ Heart-of-the-Pirate” Award Selected as the MVP of the offensive line following senior season, a cam- for attitude and spirit. 2016: Played in 10 games and made four starts … paign which ended with a 27-20 double overtime setback to St. Xavier Opened contests against Connecticut and Tulsa as ECU’s nickelback, while in the Ohio Division I Championship Game … Helped Wildcats to a 5-4 starting tilts against Cincinnati and Temple at strong safety … Logged 40 mark in 2015 and was selected to the All-Northeast Lakes District squad tackles (22 solo) and one pass breakup (Temple) … Recorded at least one … Earned a three-star rating, a No. 82 overall rank and a No. 25 national stop in nine outings and collected two or more hits on eight occasions … positional standing by 247Sports.com … Rated as a two-star prospect Established a personal-best with 10 tackles in season finale against Owls by both Rivals.com and Scout.com … Also recruited by Army, Navy, Ball at Lincoln Financial Field … Booked eight stops a week earlier in tilt vs. State, Bowling Green, Duke, Eastern Michigan, Illinois, Marshall, Purdue, Navy and produced a pair of six-tackle performances (UCF, Cincinnati) … Syracuse, Toledo and Air Force … Excelled in the classroom with Second Other notables were a three-hit day at USF and three two-tackle outings Honors, which recognizes students who possess a grade point average (Connecticut, Tulsa, SMU) … Made collegiate debut vs. Western Carolina, between 3.70 and 3.999 at the highly-regarded all-boys private school. but made first career stop at Virginia Tech … Thirty-nine (39) of 40 tackles Personal: Full name is John Anthony Spellacy … Born at Cleveland, Ohio were against American Athletic Conference opponents, which ranked … Son of John and Kathy Spellacy … Father, who was recently inducted fifth on the unit (4.9 ypg) … Credited with 28 hits on rushes, eight on into the Marshall Athletics Hall of Fame after a notable four-year football pass plays and four on kickoff return coverage … Did not play against

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 77 2018 Football Fact Book NC State and South Carolina. 2015: Was redshirted during the fall as an and developmental unit … Assisted in preparing the Pirates’ offense eligible freshman (sophomore academic standing) … Earned roster po- on a weekly basis while playing the opponent linebacking scheme … sition as a walk-on during spring drills and competed on defensive and Defensive recipient of the prestigious Rick Bankston Memorial Award special teams scout squads. High School: A two-year letterman and team as the program’s most outstanding scout teams player … Participated captain for coach Brad Baker at North Mecklenburg High School … Was a in walk-on tryouts during the spring and was extended a roster invita- two-way performer and special teams standout as a junior and senior tion for the fall. High School: A two-year varsity starter and team captain … Netted one interception, recorded three touchdown receptions and for coach Joe Kilby at Apex … Was a two-way starter as a senior, but returned a punt for another score in 2013 … Recipient of the North Meck racked up impressive defensive totals for the Cougars … Credited with Holden Cup, which recognizes outstanding sportsmanship, academic and 66 tackles, 22 TFLs, six sacks and one forced fumble to earn second-team athletic achievement … An all-conference performer as a junior who all-conference honors … Also responsible for three safeties … Tallied 25 tallied TDs on two kickoff returns and one punt return … Picked off one tackles, 11 TFLs, pair of sacks, a forced fumble and a recovery during junior pass as a defender … Established a NMHS single-game record for longest campaign … Suffered a torn neck ligament as a freshman, but battled kickoff return (99 yards) … Earned additional letters in track and was back to earn starting position on school’s junior varsity squads as a soph- selected as the I-Meck Conference MVP in 2013 … Competed in the 300 omore … An outstanding student who was a two-time NCHSA Scholar- meters, 110 meter hurdles, long jump, triple jump, 4x200 and 4x400-me- Athlete selection and an academic all-conference honoree. Personal: ter relay teams. Personal: Full name is Devon Marquin Sutton … Born at Full name is Michael Steven Swift, Jr. … Born at Raleigh, N.C. … Son of Columbia, S.C. … Son of Willie Sutton and Mara Woods … A design major Mike and Julie Swift … A kinesiology major who earned ECU Honor Roll who earned ECU Honor Roll accolades for work in the classroom during inclusion for classroom work during the 2016 fall semester, 2017 spring the 2017 spring semester … Enjoys drawing, writing and skating. semester and 2017 fall semester … A Dean’s List selection during the 2018 spring semester … Hobbies include weight lifting and fishing. Sutton’s Career Defensive Statistics YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH Swift’s Career Defensive Statistics 2016 10/4 22 18 40 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 1 0 YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH 2017 12/10 31 37 68 1.0 5.5 1 1 0-0 3 1 2016 2/0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 Totals 22/14 53 55 108 1.0 5.5 1 1 0-0 4 1 2017 9/0 1 3 4 0.0 0.5 0 0 0-0 0 0 Career-high tackles – 10 (two times), last vs. BYU (10/21/17) Totals 11/0 1 3 4 0.0 0.5 0 0 0-0 0 0 Career-high tackles – 2 (two times), last vs. Cincinnati (11/18/17)

Michael Swift 24 Defensive End Kenyon Taylor 6-3 • 246 • Sr-1L 45 Defensive Back Apex (Apex) 6-2 • 182 • So-SQ A versatile and physical athlete whose perse- High Point (South Guilford) verance to play college football is the source Will open his second campaign on ECU’s active of much admiration … Earned current roster roster listed as a reserve at nickelback behind position as a walk-on in the fall of 2016 and has since become an integral Tim Irvin and Devon Sutton … Expected to be part of the program, first as a linebacker, then as a tight end and now a consistent contributor on special teams to gain additional game-day as a defensive end … Made all three moves over the course of two-plus repetitions as a sophomore … Turned in another solid spring, picking years and handled each acclimation in stellar fashion … Will open 2018 up two tackles during the first scrimmage on March 17 … Collected three preseason camp officially listed on the depth chart as a top reserve at more stops in the Purple-Gold Game (March 24) … Continues to benefit the “bandit” (stand-up) end position … Could also experience action on from work in strength and conditioning program with the addition of special teams depending on defensive workload … Tallied three tackles, nearly 30 pounds (from signing day weight). 2017: Played in two con- including a sack (-3 yards), in the first spring scrimmage (March 17) … tests as a redshirt freshman, both on special teams … Made only tackle Posted five stops and another sack (-5) during the Purple-Gold Game of the season against Virginia Tech on a kickoff return … Also appeared in a week later … Suffered a serious neck injury early during high school American Athletic Conference opener at Connecticut (no statistics). 2016: career which slowed medical clearance process for collegiate competition Redshirted as a true freshman … Spent fall on Pirates’ developmental … Originally made Pirate squad as a walk-on after enrolling at ECU as roster and helped prepare offensive unit on a weekly basis as a member a freshman, but was initially denied permanent roster slot because of of the scout squad … Part of head coach Scottie Montgomery’s initial ECU the aforementioned injury (before finally being cleared after subsequent signing class. High School: Helped lead Southern Guilford High School MRI testing). 2017: Appeared in the final nine games (Connecticut, USF, to a 2015 North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) State Temple, UCF, BYU, Houston, Tulane, Cincinnati and Memphis) … Credited Playoff Class 3A (third round) appearance as the Storm’s leading receiver with four tackles (one solo) … Posted a pair of stops each in outings vs. with 730 yards and eight touchdowns on 35 catches … Stood second on the Knights and Bearcats … One of the hits against Cincinnati resulted in team with 1,089 all-purpose yards and finished third in scoring with 54 lost yardage (-2) … All four tackles were on rushing plays. 2016: Played points … Contest of note as a senior was a six-reception, 145-yard and in two games – Western Carolina (season opener) and Connecticut – but two-TD effort against Fike HS … Competed at Hopewell High School in did not record any statistics … Was also award-winning member of scout Huntersville (N.C.) as a junior, catching seven passes for 182 yards and

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 78 2018 Football Fact Book one touchdown … Also returned 11 kickoffs for 275 yards and one score stops in tilts vs. BYU, USF and UCF … Closed year with at least one tackle in in 2014 … Defensively, credited with 68 tackles – two resulting in lost last five consecutive games played in … Did not register statistics in first yardage – for HHS … Recorded 25 receptions for 398 yards and a TD as five contests (Towson, Florida, Navy, Virginia Tech, SMU) … Ten (10) stops a sophomore at Southern Guilford … Had five receptions for 148 yards, came on rushes, three on passing plays and three more on special teams including a 78-yarder for a score, during the Storms’ 17-14 victory over (2/kickoff returns, 1/punt returns).2014: Appeared in eight games during Asheboro HS in 2013 … Ranked among the top 60 overall recruits in the true freshman season as a member of special teams and inside lineback- state of North Carolina according to ESPN.com … Also recruited by Army ing corps … Did not play in the last five contests vs. Cincinnati, Tulane, and Old Dominion before officially committing to ECU on June 24, 2015. Tulsa, UCF and Florida (Birmingham Bowl) … Totaled nine tackles (three Personal: Full name is Kenyon Avery Taylor … Son of Kenyon Taylor, Sr. … solo) … Elevated to depth chart status prior to the Virginia Tech game Father played prep football at High Point (N.C.) Andrews High School … after Devaris Brunson suffered a season-ending knee injury at South Major is communications. Carolina … Eight of nine stops came on special teams, ranking fourth on the squad … All eight hits were made on kickoff return coverage squad Taylor’s Career Defensive Statistics … Tallied at least one tackle in five of eight games played with a sea- YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH son-high four against North Carolina at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium … Also 2017 2/0 0 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 Totals 2/0 0 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 added a pair of stops in collegiate debut against N.C. Central … Had single Career-high tackles – 1 vs. Virginia Tech (09/16/17) tackles vs. South Carolina, Virginia Tech and Connecticut … Did not record any stats against SMU, USF or Temple … Selected as the special teams captain prior to the SMU tilt, which also marked ECU’s inaugural American Athletic Conference contest. High School: An ESPN.com three-star pros- Ray Tillman pect who earned a scout grade of 74 and ranked among the Top 50 run- 21 Linebacker ning backs in the Southeast … Selected as the Class 6-AAAAA Defensive 6-1 • 215 • Sr-3L Player-of-the-Year by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution … Played for Lithonia, Ga. (Miller Grove) coach Daydrin Shell on a Wolverine squad that compiled a 4-6 mark in A physical and agile defender who was granted 2013 … Made his commitment to ECU on Feb. 2 at the conclusion of the an extra year of eligibility after an injury-short- Pirates’ final visitation weekend … Recruited by Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, ened 2017 season … Appeared to bounce back Ole Miss and Tennessee early during the process. Personal: Full name during spring drills and earned two-deep inclusion as top reserve at the is Ray Vartron Tillman … Earned a bachelor’s degree in communications “will” linebacking position behind Aaron Ramseur … Has played in 31 during ECU’s Spring Commencement Exercises on May 4, 2018 … Earned career games as a member of special teams and linebacking corps, and ECU Honor Roll accolades for work in the classroom during the 2015 spring recorded 62 total tackles (33 solo) … Posted at least one stop in 16 contests semester, 2017 fall semester and again during the 2018 spring semester. (netted multiple totals nine times) … Fourteen (14) hits have occurred during special teams action … Was not credited with any tackles during Tillman’s Career Defensive Statistics the first spring scrimmage on March 17, but tallied two stops and knocked YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH down a pass in the Purple Gold Game (March 24). 2017: Started the first 2014 8/0 3 6 9 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 2015 10/0 8 8 16 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 two games (James Madison & West Virginia) before an injury sidelined 2016 11/0 16 10 26 0.0 0.0 0 1 0-0 1 0 him for the remainder of the year … Tallied 11 tackles (six solo) … Booked 2017 2/2 6 5 11 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 a season-high eight stops (four solo) vs. the Dukes and followed up Totals 31/2 33 29 62 0.0 0.0 0 1 0-0 1 0 with three hits against the Mountaineers … One of the tackles was on Career-high tackles – 18 vs. Navy (11/19/16) special teams (punt return). 2016: Appeared in 11 games off the bench as a reserve inside linebacker and as a key special teams contributor … Credited with 26 stops (16 solo), one fumble recovery (Connecticut) and Alex Turner one pass breakup (UCF) … Eighteen (18) tackles came in milestone per- 94 Defensive Tackle formance against Navy’s triple-option attack at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, 6-2 • 293 • Jr-2L which ranked as the 14th-highest single game total in ECU history … Houston, Texas (Jersey Village) Followed performance against Midshipmen with a five-stop night at Poised to move to a full-time starting position Temple a week later … Also turned in a pair of successful hits in opener and eventually develop into a conference hon- vs. Western Carolina and single takedown vs. Huskies … Made 23 tackles ors candidate after a productive first two sea- on rushes, one on a pass play and two on special teams (kickoff and punt sons … A contributor on the Pirates’ defensive line as a sophomore after coverage) … Did not play at USF in early October matchup. 2015: Played gaining valuable game-day experience during true freshman campaign in 10 contests as a sophomore, all off the bench as a reserve defender in 2016 … Closed out spring work with a place on the depth chart as the and special teams performer … Did not experience action in late season top nose tackle in 2018 … Enhanced development during the spring was games against Connecticut and Cincinnati … Booked 16 stops (eight solo) slowed somewhat by a nagging injury, which limited scrimmage play. … Produced a combined 13 tackles in back-to-back outings in mid-Oc- tober, collecting a season-best seven hits during the Pirates’ 30-17 win 2017: Played in 10 contests with six starts as a sophomore … Opened against Tulsa at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium before adding six more in a na- games against Connecticut, Temple, UCF, BYU, Houston and Tulane … tionally-televised Thursday night clash against Temple … Recorded single Did not play in first two tilts against James Madison and West Virginia … Collected at least one stop in nine games and posted multiple tackle EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 79 2018 Football Fact Book outings on six occasions, including a career-high four against the Huskies Offers plenty of reliability, accuracy and leg strength … Was a 1-of-1 on during the Pirates’ 41-38 win in East Hartford … Also tallied two hits in PATs and drilled a 29-yard field goal during the first spring scrimmage games vs. USF, UCF, BYU, Houston and Cincinnati … Credited with 1.5 TFLs (March 17) … Successfully converted all three extra-point attempts (1.0/UConn, 0.5/BYU) and one sack vs. the Huskies (-4 yards) … Earned in the Purple-Gold Game (March 24). 2017: Was the Pirates’ leading the program’s “Defensive Big Man-of-the-Year” honors following the scorer with 83 points as a sophomore … Was a near-perfect 35-of-36 season. 2016: Earned promotion to active roster at the close of preseason (97.2 percent) on PATs and 16-of-25 (64.0 percent) on field goal tries … camp and experienced action in seven contests as a true rookie … Made Snapped a streak of 39-straight extra-point kicks (dating back to 2016) collegiate debut vs. Western Carolina and followed with appearances on his first try at Memphis (blocked) … Converted at least one PAT in all against Virginia Tech, UCF, USF, Cincinnati, Navy and Temple … Credited 12 games with a high of six vs. Cincinnati in the home finale … Also was with five tackles (four solo) … Logged a season-best three stops (all solo) 5-of-5 vs. Connecticut, 4-of-4 vs. USF and 3-of-3 in consecutive tilts vs. in season finale against Owls at Lincoln Financial Field … Added single UCF, BYU, Houston and Tulane … Registered three double-digit scoring hits in tilts vs. Catamounts (first career tackle) and Bearcats … Member performances – 15 against BYU, 12 against Cincinnati and 11 against of head coach Scottie Montgomery’s first ECU signing class, inking with Connecticut … Turned in an unblemished 6-of-6 mark in field goals tries the Pirates in February. High School: A two-time all-district selection and inside the 30-yard line, was 3-of-5 inside the 40, 5-of-9 inside the 50 three-year letterman for coach David Snokhous at Jersey Village High and 2-of-5 inside the 60 … Matched a school single-game record with School … Served as team captain for the Falcons … Followed First-Team a 4-of-4 effort against BYU at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium … Accounted for All-District 17-6A accolades in 2014 with second-team honors as a senior multiple field goals on four other occasions … Was 2-of-3 in contests despite playing through injuries during season … As a junior, stood third vs. West Virginia, Connecticut, Houston and Cincinnati … Drilled a ca- on unit with 35 total tackles (26 solo, nine assists) … Also credited with reer-long of 52 yards against the Cougars at TDECU Stadium in Houston 2.0 TFLs, a pair of quarterback pressures and one fumble recovery to help … Other 50-yard trifecta came vs. the Bearcats … Additionally, hit other JVHS to a 6-4 mark … Earned Overall MVP status at the prestigious NUC 40-plus-yard three-pointers vs. Mountaineers (45), Huskies (46), BYU Texas 5-Star Showcase in the summer of 2015, prior to senior campaign … Cougars (two from 42) and Bearcats (46) … Only had two games without Promoted to varsity roster as a sophomore … Reportedly owned a prep a successful FGA – James Madison (0-1) and Memphis (0-2) … Suffered bench press of 400 pounds and a squat lift of 600 … Also recruited by only one blocked field goal try all year (Virginia Tech) … Also handled Tulane and Vanderbilt before officially committing to the ECU program top punting chores in season finale at Memphis … Averaged 37.3 yards on January 17, 2016 … Excelled in the classroom, earning academic all-dis- per punt in three attempts (112 total yards) and landed one inside the trict honors as a sophomore, junior and senior … Member of the National 20-yard line … Kicked off once (onside vs. James Madison in the opener) Honor Society and National Society of High School Scholars … Held a class … Selected as the special team’s recipient of the “On The Ship Award” rank in the upper 15 percent (123 of 798). Personal: Full name is Alexander (symbolizing positive attitude and team-first mindset) following spring Christopher Turner … Born at Houston, Texas … Son of Chris Turner and drills. 2016: Played in two games as a true freshman … Thrown into the Kristie Walker … Father was a football letterman as a tight end at Ole Miss fire early, making collegiate debut against Virginia Tech at Lane Stadium (1991-94) … Grandfather Mike Walker also played collegiate football as a … Successfully converted both PATs and drilled a 27-yard field goal defensive back at New Mexico State … Has a double major of psychol- against the Hokies in relief of veteran Davis Plowman … Was a perfect ogy and multidisciplinary studies (neuroscience) … An ECU Dean’s List 3-of-3 on PATs the following week against UCF in the American Athletic selection for work during the 2016 & 2017 fall semesters and an Honor Conference opener at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium … Missed only field goal Roll recipient during the 2017 & 2018 spring semesters … Hobbies include attempt (31 yards) against the Knights … In all, was 6-of-7 on all kicks working out, reading, movies and television. (5-5 PATs, 1-2 FGs) and accounted for eight points … A late addition to Scottie Montgomery’s first signing class, officially inking with the Pirate Turner’s Career Defensive Statistics program on Feb. 8. High School: A first-team all-region selection as a YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT SKS TFL FF FR INT PB QBH placekicker as a sophomore, junior and senior … Also named to the 2015 2016 7/0 4 1 5 0.0 0.0 0 0 0-0 0 0 2017 10/6 6 11 17 1.0 1.5 0 0 0-0 0 0 Atlanta Journal-Constitution All-State squads as both a punter (first Totals 17/6 10 12 22 1.0 1.5 0 0 0-0 0 0 team) and kicker (honorable mention) after earning second-team acco- Career-high tackles – 4 vs. Connecticut (09/24/17) lades in 2014 … Served as Bremen High School’s top placekicker, punter and kickoff specialist as a senior … Logged 23 touchbacks on 27 overall kickoffs and averaged 40 yards per punt (11 attempts), with a long of 53 … Converted three-of-four field goal tries and was a perfect 23-of-23 Jake Verity on extra-point attempts … One three-pointer was officially credited as Placekicker/Punter 9 a 63-yarder, which ranked as the third-longest in Georgia High School 6-1 • 170 • Jr-1L Association (GHSA) history and the 11-longest nationally (according to Bremen, Ga. (Bremen) USA Today High School Sports) … Was a three-time special teams player- Should contend for honors candidacy as one of of-the-week choice for the Blue Devils … Delivered a game-winning field the top placekickers in the American Athletic goal in overtime to help BHS defeat Hapeville Charter 23-20 as a junior … Conference … A Fourth-Team Preseason All- Earned national distinction while participating in numerous kicking and American Athletic Conference selection by Athlons … Will serve as the punting camps, including “Event Elite” status by ChrisSailorKicking.com Pirates’ top kicking specialist for the second-straight season and could (which also listed him as one of the top kicker/punter combo prospects open campaign competing for the ECU’s No. 1 punting duties as well … in the country) … Captured the “Last Man (PK) Standing” and “Punting

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 80 2018 Football Fact Book Champion” honors during the 2014 TeamJacksonKicking.com Southern was responsible for a combined 1,454 all-purpose yards from 2014 to 2016 Invitational Showcase … Captured the field goal title at the 2014 Georgia … Caught 28 passes for 552 yards and seven TDs during senior campaign Fall Camp and was a top punting finalist at the 2015 and 2016 Vegas XXVI despite being limited to only seven games … Part of a Rampant squad and XXVII events, respectively (via ChrisSailorKicking.com) … Consistently that compiled a 7-5 record and advanced to the second round of the state recorded 70-plus yard kickoffs (4.1-plus seconds of hang time) and 45- playoffs after downing Person 49-6 in the postseason opener and falling plus yard punts (4.6) according to various specialized recruiting sources to Hoggard in a 64-41 shootout the following week … Logged 41 recep- … Also considered Marshall and UAB before signing with the ECU program tions for 645 yards and seven scores as a junior while playing key role in … Earned additional letters as a soccer standout … Excelled in classroom Rose’s 12-3 overall record and an Eastern Regional 4A title before a bid with No. 24 rank in senior high school class. Personal: Full name is Jake for a state championship fell short in a 27-20 loss to Charlotte Catholic Shaw Verity … Son of James and Angela Verity … Major is construction … Additionally, rushed for a personal single-season best 105 yards and management … Earned selection to the ECU Honor Roll in the 2016 & 2017 two TDs on 12 carries, and returned six kickoffs for 60 yards in 2015 … fall semesters before following with Dean’s List designation during the Turned in notable effort against Rocky Mount with a pair of grabs for 41 2017 & 2018 spring semesters. yards and a 24-yarder scoring run … Was an important component of an Rampant offensive unit that generated 4,056 yards through the air Verity’s Career Placekicking Statistics and 2,837 on the ground … Promoted to varsity squad at end of soph- YEAR G XP-XPA PCT. FG-FGA PCT. LONG omore season and made four receptions for 86 yards (21.5 ypr) and one 2016 2 5-5 100.0 1-2 50.0 27 (VT) 2017 12 35-36 97.2 16-25 64.0 52 (UH) touchdown … Opened junior varsity prep career on defensive side of the Totals 14 40-41 97.6 17-27 63.0 52 (UH) ball as a safety before being moved to the receiver slot for remainder of Career-high extra points – 6 vs. Cincinnati (11/18/17) freshman year and recording 13 catches for 142 yards … Followed with 32 Career-high field goals – 4 vs. BYU (10/21/17) grabs for 682 yards and 15 TDs during sophomore JV stint before being called up to varsity unit … Considered a three-star prospect, listed among Verity’s Career Punting Statistics nation’s Top 250 receivers and one of state’s top 50 overall talents by YEAR G P YDS AVG. I20 TB LONG 2016 2 0 0 00.0 0 0 --- 247Sports.com … Designated as a two-star recruit by both Rivals.com and 2017 12 3 112 37.3 1 0 45 (MEM) Scout.com … Officially committed to ECU program on June 17, 2016 … Also totals 14 3 112 37.3 1 0 45 (MEM) recruited by Appalachian State, Charleston Southern and North Carolina Career-high punts – 3 vs. Memphis (11/25/17) Central … An honor roll performer in the classroom. Personal: Full name Career-high punt average – 37.3 vs. Memphis (11/25/17) is Mydreon Tyreke Vines … Born at Greenville, N.C. … Son of Angie and Larry Walker, and Michael Croom … Hobbies include playing video games with younger brother … Cousin of brothers Maleek and Marquis Gorham, Mydreon Vines who enjoyed productive local prep football careers at D.H. Conley and 19 Wide Receiver Rose High Schools before playing collegiately at Fayetteville State and 6-1 • 183 • So-1L North Carolina A&T, respectively … A communications major. Greenville (J.H. Rose) Vines’ Career Receiving Statistics Earned depth chart placement at the close of YEAR G/GS NO YDS AVG TD LONG spring drills … Will open sophomore campaign 2017 9/0 2 39 19.5 0 34 (USF) listed as a reserve at the “Z” (outside) receiving Totals 9/0 2 39 19.5 0 34 (USF) position alongside Leroy Henley … A local product who benefitted from Career-high receptions – 1 (two times), last vs. Houston (11/04/17) an immediate dose of experience as a true freshman … A gifted, and Career-high reception yards – 34 vs. USF (09/30/17) at times, acrobatic pass-catcher who seems to have a knack for making grabs in heavy traffic … Had two receptions for 20 yards in the first spring scrimmage (March 17) … Followed up with team-high four catches for 65 Anthony Watley yards to lead the Gold to a 21-14 win in the annual Purple-Gold Game on 80 Tight End March 24. 2017: Tallied two receptions for 39 yards in nine contest as a 6-3 • 240 • Jr-2L true rookie … Did not experience action in final three games of the sea- Jacksonville, Fla. (Atlantic Coast) son (Tulane, Cincinnati and Memphis) … Made first collegiate catch for 34 Successfully closed out spring drills included yards along the visiting sidelines at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium against USF on ECU’s preseason depth chart for the sec- … Hauled in a five-yarder at Houston’s TDECU Stadium in early November ond-straight season … Will open junior cam- … Played in all four non-conference clashes, but did not record a catch … paign penciled in the Pirates’ starting blocking back (adjusted tight end Signed with the Pirates in February and began work in ECU’s strength and classification) … Also likely to return to duty on various special teams conditioning program in mid-May after arriving on campus and enrolling unit as a perimeter blocking specialist on punt and placekicking squads … in the first summer semester classes.High School: Helped lead J.H. Rose Turned in another productive spring, recording four catches for 74 yards to consecutive playoff appearances as a junior and senior, including a during the first scrimmage on March 17 … Logged two receptions for 57 NCHSAA Class 4A Championship Game showing in 2015 … Completed yards for the victorious Gold squad during the Purple-Gold Game a week three-year varsity career with 72 receptions for 1,233 yards and 14 touch- later (March 24). 2017: Experienced action in six games as a sophomore downs … Averaged 17.1 yards per catch for coach Dave Wojtecki … Also … Opened year as veteran Stephen Baggett’s top understudy, thus tallied 123 rushing yards on 14 carries, a clip of 8.8 per attempt … In all, EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 81 2018 Football Fact Book offensive repetitions were limited … Did not record any pass catching him among the nation’s Top 90 tight ends … Reportedly was clocked at statistics (for the second consecutive year) … Played in contests vs. 4.8 in the 40-yard dash as a senior … Also played basketball at ACHS … James Madison, West Virginia, Virginia Tech, BYU, Houston and Memphis Initially began prep career at University Christian HS, but transferred in primarily a special teams capacity. 2016: Played in 11 of 12 games as a to Atlantic Christian prior to senior football season … Also recruited by true freshman … Sat out the opener vs. Western Carolina before coaching Marshall, Appalachian State and UCF, and drew additional interest from staff made the decision to forego redshirt campaign … Did not record any Miami (Fla.) before committing to the ECU program on February 1, 2016. offensive statistics, but was an active participant on special teams units Personal: Full name is Anthony Watley … Son of Denita Williford … A … Member of head coach Scottie Montgomery’s inaugural ECU recruiting communication major. class, signing with the Pirates in February. High School: Led all Atlantic Coast High School pass catchers with 170 yards (and one touchdown) on Watley’s Career Receiving Statistics 20 receptions during senior season … Helped guide the Stingrays to a YEAR G/GS NO YDS AVG TD LONG 2016 11/0 0 0 0.0 0 --- 6-4 record under coach Matt Elliot in 2015 … Selected to participate in 2017 6/0 0 0 0.0 0 --- the 2015 North Florida Football Coaches Association All-Star game, com- Totals 17/0 0 0 0.0 0 --- peting for Team Boost … Included on In The Game Magazine’s Preseason Career-high receptions – none Elite Offensive Team prior to start of senior campaign … A three-star Career-high reception yards – none prospect according to 247Sports.com … Same recruiting website ranked

2018 Newcomer/Signee Bios Holton Ahlers First-Team All-State honors … Accounted for 75 overall touchdowns QB • 6-3 • 236 • Fr. • Greenville in 2017, which was the second-highest single-season total in NCHSAA (D.H. Conley HS) history, by throwing for 61 (fourth-best in the state record books) and Officially enrolled early at ECU (January, 2018) and participated with the rushing for 14 more … In all, completed 223-of-358 passes (62.3 percent) Pirates in spring drills … Earned two-deep inclusion on unit’s preseason for 3,763 yards, while only getting picked off four times during senior depth chart as the top backup, but game-plan prep and approach per campaign … Added 933 ground yards on the way to 4,696 yards of total opponent on a weekly basis could certainly enhance role … Completed a offense … Reached the 300-yard passing mark six times in 13 contests combined 22-of-36 passes (61.1 percent) for 302 yards and one TD during with a season-high 464 vs. West Craven … Named the Pitt County Post two scrimmages … Also picked up 43 yards on a collective 14 rushes Offensive Player-of-the-Year in 2017 … Invited to play in the prestigious … Was 10-of-18 for 97 yards through the air and ran for 48 yards on Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas and earned MVP honors after leading North eight carries during first outing on March 17 … Connected with former Carolina to a 55-24 win (156 yards on 11-of-18 passing, 32 rush yards on 12 prep teammate Duce Fuller on a 21-yard scoring toss … Closed out drills carries) … An Associated Press All-State choice as a junior after racking with a similar 12-of-18, 205-yard effort during the Purple-Gold Game at up 5,414 total yards, which ranked fourth in the NCHSAA single-season Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium on March 24 … Engineered drives that racked annals … Also made a pair of sixth-place entries (66 TDs responsible for, up a total of 10 first downs … Earned “Top Offensive Newcomer” honors 284 pass completions), one seventh-place standing (51 TD passes) and at the conclusion of spring workouts. High School: A four-year starter two eighth-place marks (460 pass attempts, 4,503 pass yards) … Was and team captain who led D.H. Conley to four consecutive playoff ap- intercepted on just nine attempts … Rushed for 911 yards and 15 scores pearances and three conference titles … Closed prep career as one of to complement aerial numbers … Established a state single-game total the top statistical quarterbacks in North Carolina High School Athletic offense record with 618 yards during the Vikings’ 83-68 victory over Association (NCHSAA) history, finishing as the state’s third all-time C.B. Aycock, which bested his previous record of 581 set a week earli- leading passer (11,198 yards) and second in total offense (14,784) … Also er (during a 77-67 loss to J.H. Rose) … Selected as the 252 ESPN Radio stood third in touchdowns responsible for (201) and pass TDs (145), while Player-of-the-Year … Passed for 2,457 yards and ran for another 1,142 as a ranking fifth in pass completions (670) and sixth in pass attempts (1,157) sophomore to earn team MVP and all-county honors … Accounted for 42 … Additionally, rushed for 3,586 yards and recorded 56 ground scores total touchdowns in 2015 … Officially committed to ECU on Jan. 30, 2017 … Suffered only 28 interceptions during entire career - an average of … Also recruited by Colorado State, Minnesota, NC State, West Virginia just one per 41 pass attempts … A three-year all-conference (first-team) and a myriad of others … Rated a three-star prospect, was among the selection and two-time conference player-of-the-year and team MVP top 20 dual-threat quarterbacks nationally and the top-ranked sig- pick … Twice named to the Greenville Daily Reflector’s First-Team All- nal-caller in the state according to multiple recruiting/scouting services Conference squad, while earning Raleigh News & Observer All-Metro … In addition to football (4), earned varsity letters in baseball (2) and Quarterback honors in 2016 and 2017 … As a senior under coach Nate basketball (2) … A two-time all-conference performer on the diamond. Conner, helped lead the Vikings to an Eastern Carolina 3A/4A Conference Personal: Full name is Holton Maddux Ahlers … Son of Morgan and Jill title (6-0 record) and a third-round appearance in the state playoffs to Ahlers … Born at Greenville, N.C. … Enjoys fishing and playing all sports earn Associated Press North Carolina Offensive Player-of-the-Year and … Established numerous Greenville Little League records, including

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 82 2018 Football Fact Book most single-season home runs at age 12 … Persevered through person- interceptions during the Panthers’ run to the 4A title … Recorded 26 al losses, which included grandmother, best friend and two teammates, stops, three pass thefts and four breakups during sophomore season during high school career … Earned ECU Dean’s List honors for classroom in 2015 … Was a strong performer in the classroom, earning a presti- excellence (2018 spring semester) before actually participating in high gious academic letter and selection to the school’s honor roll … Rated school commencement exercises … Last name is pronounced AYE-lurrs. as a three-star prospect by numerous recruiting/scouting publications … Officially committed to ECU on April 24, 2017 … Also recruited by Khalil Barrett Air Force, Appalachian State, Army and Navy, while receiving interest DB • 5-11 • 200 • Fr. • Havelock from Virginia Tech. Personal: Full name is Myles Vincent Berry … Son (Havelock HS) of Harold and Carolyn Berry … Born at Greensboro, N.C. … Uncle played High School: A four-year letterman and team captain for coach Caleb collegiate football at Youngstown State and Memphis … Hobbies include King at Havelock … Named 3A Coastal Conference Player-of-the-Year as spending time with family and friends, along with playing video games a senior after helping lead Rams to a 14-2 record and the NCHSAA 3A … Captured the Inline Speed Skating Championship as an eight-year-old State Championship Game … Rushed for 1,105 yards and 17 touchdowns in 2008 … Academically, selected to the ECU 2018 Spring Semester Honor on 96 carries – an average of 11.5 yards per attempt … Produced five Roll prior to participating in his high school graduation ceremony. 100-yard rushing contests (137 vs. West Craven, 112 vs. New Bern, 129 vs. Northside, 121 vs. Jacksonville and 158 vs. Western Alamance during Johnny Bogle playoff semifinals) … Also had a season-long rush of 74 yards and tallied TE • 6-2 • 252 • Fr. • Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. three ground scores vs. WAHS … Racked up 1,050 receiving yards and 13 (Nease HS) TDs on 84 receptions (12.5 ypr) … Notable outing was a 19-reception, High School: A four-year letterman and two-way performer for a tradi- 153-yard effort vs. Jacksonville on Nov. 3 (to accompany 121-yard rush- tion-rich Nease program … Played end on the defensive side of the ball ing night) … Booked three receiving scores vs. Rocky Mount and logged and the fullback-tight end position on offense for coach Tim Krause … three two-TD performances (White Oak, Williams, Southern Nash) … In Turned in the biggest statistical impact on defense as a senior, logging 34 all, amassed 2,199 all-purpose yards and 30 touchdowns (180 points) in overall tackles, six for lost yardage (TFL) and two sacks in eight games, 2017 … Defensively, credited with eight tackles (six solo) and 1.5 TFLs but registered more offensive snaps as a blocking skills performer … … Used in more of a receiving and return role during junior campaign, Part of a Panthers’ program which turned in a 5-5 record in 2017 and finishing with 42 catches for 598 yards and five TDs to earn all-confer- finished second in Florida’s 6A District 4 standings (with a 3-1 mark) … ence honors … Had six kickoff returns for 128 yards (21.3 ypr) with a Credited with 65 stops (32 solo) and 17.0 TFL during junior campaign … long of 44 … Turned in a four-reception, 103-yard, two-TD contest vs. Officially committed to the ECU program on June 22, 2017 … Designated Jacksonville in 2016 … Also picked up 97 receiving yards (six grabs) vs. as a three-star prospect and among the Top 85 tight ends nationally J.H. Rose … Booked five stops (two solo) on defensive side of the ball … according to recruiting/scouting services … Also recruited by Rutgers, Additionally, earned four letters as a guard on the basketball floor and Tulane, Appalachian State, Colorado State, UCF, Middle Tennessee, was selected to all-conference unit on multiple occasions. Personal: Full Southern Mississippi, Toledo and Western Kentucky … In addition to pro- name is Khalil Miguel Barrett … Born at New Bern, N.C. … Son of Michael ducing Florida greats Tim Tebow and Shane Matthews, Nease’s football and Lillian Barrett … Prefers nickname of Lillio … Related to former Penn alumni also features former Pirate Doug Polochak (offensive lineman State and NFL running back Eric McCoo … Enjoys playing basketball and who earned letters in 2010 and 2011, and was part of five overall bowl spending time with friends … First name is pronounced kah-LEEL. appearances beginning in 2006) … Also earned additional varsity letters as member of NHS’s weightlifting squad. Personal: Full name is John Myles Berry Francis Bogle III … Born at Lambertville, N.J. … Son of John and Stacy DB • 6-1 • 213 • Fr. • Greensboro Bogle … Enjoys working out in weight room and playing video games … (Dudley HS) Cites actor Will Smith as one of the more notable celebrities he’s met (on Officially enrolled early at ECU (January, 2018) and participated with the set of I am Legend) … Last name is pronounced BOW-gul. Pirates in spring drills … Expected to open preseason camp vying for a place on the secondary’s two-deep … Did not officially record statistics Dorian Hardy during the first spring scrimmage, but enjoyed a strong outing during DL • 6-4 • 246 • Fr. • Elizabeth, N.J. the Purple-Gold Game on March 24 … Credited with two tackles for (North Brunswick Township HS) lost yardage, one of which was a sack for -7 yards … Also recovered Was the only Pirate to ink a NLI during the traditional signing period a fumble and logged a pass breakup. High School: Earned three let- (Feb. 7). High School: A highly-regarded defensive lineman who helped ters and served as a team captain for coach Steven Davis at Dudley … St. Joseph Regional (Montvale) to a pair of state championship game Credited with 33 tackles, three pass breakups and a 44-yard interception appearances and one title before completing prep playing career at return as a senior despite only playing in just five games before suf- Paramus Catholic and subsequently transferring to North Brunswick fering a season-ending injury on Sept. 29 against Southwest Guilford Township High School in January, 2018 ... Began senior campaign as a … Helped Panthers get off to a 5-0 start (before Dudley wrapped up four-star prospect according to various recruiting services ... Also listed the 2017 campaign with a 10-3 mark, which included a second-round as the No. 3 recruit in the state by NJ.com (seventh by ESPN.com) and North Carolina High School Athletic Association Playoff appearance) … ranked sixth among all defensive ends nationally ... Credited with 34 Was a key part of DHS’s state championship squad (15-1) during junior tackles (15 solo), 2.5 sacks, three recovered fumbles and two forced fum- year … Booked 78 tackles, knocked down 10 passes and netted three bles in five games for coach Dan Sabella’s Paladins before mid-season

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 83 2018 Football Fact Book departure from program ... Keyed St. Joseph Regional’s defense as a sophomore season as captain of BHS’s junior varsity squad before earn- junior under Augie Hoffmann in 2016, collecting 37 stops (10 solo), ing a promotion to the varsity unit and responding with 20 tackles, five 8.0 TFLs, 3.5 sacks (-23 yards), four hurries, two pass deflections, one pass breakups and one interception … Officially committed to ECU on fumble recovery and one forced fumble as the Green Knights compiled June 18, 2017 … Also earned track letters, competing in sprints and relays a 9-2 record (3-1 in district play) and No. 1 state ranking according to for the Bulldogs … Reportedly was clocked at 11.31 in the 100 meters. NJ.com ... Also caught one pass for 19 yards as a tight end on the of- Personal: Full name is Damel Hickman … Born at Charlotte, N.C. … Son fensive unit ... Helped St. Joseph Regional advance to the New Jersey of Daniel Hickman and Melanie Taylor … Lists video games as hobby of State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) Non-Public 3 playoffs choice … First name is pronounced deh-MELL. where it downed St. John Vianney 45-20 in the semifinals before cap- turing the state title with a 26-17 win over DePaul Christian in the finals Jordan Johnson at MetLife Stadium on Dec. 3 ... Earned full-time promotion to varsity OL • 6-4 • 311 • Soph. • Lansdowne, Pa. unit as a sophomore in 2015, but injuries limited action to eight games (Penn Wood HS/Garden City CC) (starts in last four contests) ... Logged 20 stops (six solo), 5.0 TFLs, 2.5 A late addition to the 2018 signing class, officially inking a grant-in-aid sacks (-16 yards), a pair of hurries and one batted pass for a squad which with the Pirate program on June 22 … Will have three years of eligi- produced an 8-4 overall record (3-1 district ledger) ... Played integral bility remaining after playing only one competitive season at Garden role leading St. Joseph Regional to NJSIAA (Non-Public 4) post-season City (Kan.) Community College … Has (and can) play all three offensive action, which included a 28-0 victory over St. Augustine Prep in the line positions – tackle, guard and center … Arrived on the ECU campus quarterfinals and a 37-27 triumph against St. Peter’s Prep before fall- immediately after signing, enrolled in summer classes and began par- ing 21-10 to Don Bosco Prep in the state championship game at MetLife ticipation with the Pirates’ summer strength and conditioning program. Stadium on Dec. 4 ... Registered five tackles, including one for lost yard- Junior College: Spent two seasons at Garden City, but redshirted as a age, in the title clash ... Played majority of rookie season on freshman true freshman in 2016 … Originally arrived as a defensive lineman, but squad before dressing with top unit during latter part of 2014 season ... was moved to the offensive unit … Opened the 2017 campaign at the In all, picked up six varsity letters (three football, three basketball) … tackle position before shifting to the inside (guard) during the season On the hardwood, helped St. Joseph Regional to county championship … Helped the Broncbusters to an 8-4 record and appearance in the as a sophomore … Reportedly earned over 25 offers during recruiting CHAMPS Heart of Texas Bowl on Dec. 2 (lost 48-41 to Trinity Valley CC) process, which included tenders from Alabama, Baylor, Boston College, … Part of an offensive squad which averaged 379.4 total yards, 196.8 Clemson, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, LSU, Miami (Fla.), Michigan, Michigan rushing yards, 182.6 passing yards and 34.8 points per game ... Earned State, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Nebraska, Ohio State, Penn an associate’s degree in general studies … Initially committed to ECU State, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, Syracuse, Vanderbilt, Virginia Tech and on March 24 during Purple-Gold Game visit. High School: Picked up Wisconsin. Personal: Son of Sharon and Charles Hardy II ... Born at three football letters as a two-way lineman at Penn Wood High School New Brunswick, N.J. … Began career at an early age, playing flag and … Played defensive end and offensive tackle for coach Nick Lincoln. Pop Warner football in Elizabeth before joining the Brick City Lions, a Personal: Full name is Jordan Johnson … Son of John and Ruth Johnson well-respected Newark-based non-profit youth football organization, … Has one sister (Jay) … A small business/entrepreneurship major. as a seventh-grader ... Significantly contributed to a Lions team that captured a state title (7-0 record) by averaging 5.0 tackles per game ... Nolan Johnson Also recorded 1.5 sacks and three quarterback pressures for a defensive DB • 6-2 • 196 • Fr. • High Point unit which allowed only one touchdown all season ... Selected to play (Southwest Guilford HS) in the NY vs. NJ Youth All-Star Game in 2013 ... Earned place on the East Officially enrolled early at ECU (January, 2018) and participated with team’s roster for the prestigious EastBay Youth All-America Bowl a year the Pirates in spring drills … Immediately impressed coaching staff and later ... Competed in the Nike SPARQ Combine in 2014 and turned in the quickly emerged up the unit’s two deep … Expected to compete for the fourth-highest middle school rating (59.07), which additionally stood starting free safety position as a true freshman during preseason camp second nationally among all defensive lineman ... Compiled a power … Knocked down a pass during the first scrimmage (March 17) before ball throw of 33 feet and a was clocked at 4.59 in the shuttle ... Also tallying two tackles in the Purple-Gold Game on March 24 … Earned played AAU basketball. “Top Defensive Newcomer” honors at the conclusion of spring workouts. High School: A three-year starter and team captain in the Southwest Damel Hickman Guilford secondary for coach Eric Rainey … Tallied 19 tackles, 10 pass DB • 6-0 • 166 • Fr. • Charlotte breakups and one forced fumble in limited action (thumb injury) as a (Butler HS) senior … Part of a Cowboys’ program which earned a runner-up finish High School: Earned three letters and served as a team captain for in the Piedmont Triad 3A Conference (5-1 record) and advanced to the coach Brian Hales at Butler … Was an All-Southwestern 4A Conference second round of the NCHSAA 3A Playoffs … Racked up 35 stops, nine pass selection as a junior and senior … Collected 45 tackles, a pair of sacks, deflections, four interceptions and a forced fumble in 2016 as a junior … 10 pass breakups and five interceptions in 2017 while playing a key role Opened varsity career with 40 tackles, 11 pass breakups and a trio of picks in the Bulldogs’ 8-3 record, a conference co-championship (with a 6-1 during sophomore campaign … Earned invitation to represent North league mark) and trip to the state playoffs … Credited with 42 stops, Carolina in the prestigious Shrine Bowl and participated at the 2017 Nike eight deflections and three picks as a free safety during junior cam- Combine … Officially made commitment to ECU on July 1, 2017 … Also paign in 2016, a year in which BHS compiled a 12-2 ledger … Opened recruited by Air Force, Appalachian State, Maryland and Yale … Earned

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 84 2018 Football Fact Book multiple letters as a track standout, competing in the 100, 200, 400, Chandler Medeiros 300 hurdles, long jump and on various relay teams (4x1, 4x2 and 4x4). DL • 6-3 • 275 • Fr. • Statesville Personal: Full name is Nolan Maximillion Johnson … Son of Jerome and (South Iredell HS) Sabrina Johnson … Born at High Point, N.C. … Mother lettered in volleyball Officially enrolled early at ECU (January, 2018) and participated with and track at Appalachian State … Enjoys watching Netflix. the Pirates in spring drills … Was not credited with any tackles during the program’s initial scrimmage on March 17, but was credited with two Trey Love stops – one for lost yardage (-1) – while playing for the victorious Gold DL • 6-3 • 246 • Fr. • Greensboro squad in the annual Purple-Gold clash at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium (March (Southeast Guilford HS) 24) … Also reaped immediate benefits from Pirates’ strength & condi- High School: A three-year letterman and team captain for coach tioning regimen, adding 23 pounds during the spring (from announced Kennedy Tinsley … Experienced action on both sides of the ball at signing day weight of 252). High School: A four-year varsity performer Southeast Guilford as a senior … Anchored the Falcons’ defensive line and team captain for coach Scott Miller and the Vikings … Keyed a South at the end position and booked 38 tackles, including 13 for lost yardage Iredell defense as a junior and senior, helping the program to second- (TFL), and six sacks … Offensively, used primarily as a blocker in the and third-round NCHSAA Playoff appearances, respectively … Compiled backfield, but did record one carry (three yards) and caught three passes 55 tackles, 10.5 TFL and seven sacks in 2017 while the Vikings captured the for 10 yards and a TD … Helped lead Southeast Guilford to a 9-3 record, a North Piedmont 3A Conference crown with a 5-0 league mark … Earned second-place finish in the Mid-Piedmont 3-A Conference standings (5-1 all-conference accolades and an invitation to represent North Carolina ledger) and a first-round NCHSAA 3AA Playoff appearance … Booked 42 in the prestigious Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas All-Star clash … Settled stops and nine sacks as a junior in 2016 … Rushed for 235 yards and a into starter’s role as a junior in 2016 and tallied 62 stops, 8.0 tackles for TD on 47 attempts, while also making a pair of receptions for 24 yards lost yardage and 5.5 sacks while leading SIHS to a 9-4 ledger and state to bolster the Falcons’ offensive unit … Earned an invitation to travel to playoff showing … Battled for significant playing time during his first two Texas for participation in the USAA Combine … Officially committed to seasons in the Viking program, appearing in a combined 10 contests … ECU on April 3, 2017 … Also offered by Charlotte and generated interest Booked 20 tackles, one for lost yardage, as a freshman before netting from Florida State and North Carolina … Picked up an additional two seven hits and a pair of sacks during sophomore year in 2015 as South letters as a track & field standout who captured conference and regional Iredell captured a conference title … Made storybook debut on prep scene titles in the shotput. Personal: Full name is Frank McArthur Love III … in 2014 with a fumble-producing tackle while Vikings were facing a first- Born at Greensboro, N.C. … Son of Shantell Coles … Enjoys working out and-goal snap from the five-yard line to preserve a 34-27 win against and video games. Hickory … Officially committed to ECU on June 16, 2017 after attending the Pirates’ summer camp … Also recruited by Charlotte and Old Dominion … D’Angelo McKinnie Also earned four letters as a track & field standout … Was a state qual- DL • 6-4 • 235 • Fr. • Kenansville ifier in the discus … Excelled academically with induction into the Beta (Southwest Onslow HS) Club. Personal: Full name is Chandler Medeiros … Born at Westerly, R.I. … High School: A team captain and key figure on Southwest Onslow’s Son of Louie Medeiros and Sandra Mihaltian … Enjoys lifting weights and defensive unit which rolled to a 2017 Coastal 1A/2A Conference cham- playing video games … Last name is pronounced muh-DARE-us. pionship with a perfect 7-0 league record … Also helped Stallions to the Eastern 2A finals before finishing with an overall mark of 11-4 as a Juwan Moody senior … Prep coach was Charlie Dempsey, a four-year letterman on the WR • 5-10 • 165 • Fr. • Conway, S.C. offensive line for the Pirates who owned a starting streak of 36-straight (Conway HS) contests between 2002 and 2004 … Credited with 52 tackles (18 solo), 14 High School: Served as Conway’s big-play receiver for three seasons … TFLs, 5.5 sacks, four quarterback hurries and one fumble recovery during Played pivotal role for coach Carlton Terry and a Tiger program which senior campaign to earn all-conference (first-team) honors … Game of turned in a 10-2 campaign and South Carolina Class 5A Region IV title note was a nine-tackle, six-TFL performance vs. White Oak during the (5-0 mark) in 2017 … Recorded 37 catches for 829 yards – an average Stallions’ 44-8 victory … Also selected to the all-conference unit (hon- of 22.4 yards per reception – and nine touchdowns as a senior to lead orable mention) as a junior … Also experienced limited action on offen- CHS to the second-round of the state playoffs … Also contributed 250 sive unit as a tight tend … Reportedly was timed at 4.9 in the 40-yard kickoff return yards and added 93 more on six rushing attempts to solid- dash … Participated in the 2017 Shrine Bowl Combine in Kinston, N.C. … ify spot on all-region squad … Notable outings during senior campaign Officially committed to the Pirates on June 13, 2017 … Also recruited by include a nine-catch, 139-yard, two-touchdown effort vs. Wilson and a Wake Forest … Strong student in the classroom, earning membership three-reception, 141-yard, two-score night vs. Socastee … As a junior in into the National Honor Society and Beta Club. Personal: Full name is 2016, grabbed 31 passes for 673 yards (21.7 ypr) and nine TDs to help the D’Angelo Lavonte McKinnie … Born at Kenansville, N.C. … Son of Carlos Tigers to an 8-5 record and the Class 5A quarterfinals … Top performance and Monique Roberts. of note was a 167-yard (five receptions) showing vs. South Florence … Returned 14 kickoffs for 285 yards and one TD (70-yarder) … Earned full-time starting assignment on varsity squad as a sophomore in 2015, while also providing a spark on special teams with a 95-yard kickoff return for a touchdown vs. Socastee … Played majority of freshman campaign on junior varsity unit, but was elevated to varsity squad to earn

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 85 2018 Football Fact Book first of four letters … Officially committed to the Pirate program on June on June 6, 2017 … Received offers from Appalachian State and Princeton 18, 2017 after a standout performance during ECU’s annual Beast of the … Also earned three letters as a basketball standout at Hoke County, East 7-on-7 Passing Tournament … Picked up an additional eight varsity playing both the small and power forward positions … Outstanding stu- letters, four on basketball court as Tigers’ point guard and four more as dent who was a three-time scholar-athlete award recipient. Personal: a track performer in the 100, 200, 4x4 and 4x1. Personal: Full name is Full name is Andre Emmanuel Pegues … Born at Colorado Springs, Colo. Juwan Tyree Moody … Born at Conway, S.C. … Son of Gregory and Kessey … Son of Andre and Cherri Pegues … Father was a collegiate basketball Moody … Comes from a family with athletic bloodlines as three brothers player at the NCAA Division II level, while mother was a track letterwin- were prep standouts at CHS in football, basketball or both (Gregory Jr. ner … Enjoys working out and participating in all sports … Last name is Mykal and Jaylen) … Played alongside highly-heralded basketball pros- pronounced puh-GEESE. pect Zion Williamson on AAU team … Lists music and video games as top hobbies … Can showcase an impressive arsenal of basketball dunks Jaren Rainey despite 5-foot-10 frame … First name is pronounced juh-WAHN. DB • 6-2 • 195 • Fr. • High Point (Southwest Guilford HS) Donovan Noel Officially enrolled early at ECU (January, 2018) and participated with the OL • 6-3 • 295 • Fr. • Raleigh Pirates in spring drills, although did not engage in any contact work (Millbrook HS) because of an injury. High School: A multi-purpose contributor on Officially enrolled early at ECU (January, 2018) and participated with both sides of the ball at the prep level whose success was rewarded the Pirates in spring drills … Experienced significant repetitions and with an honorable invitation to represent North Carolina in the Shrine should compete for depth chart status at one of the guard positions Bowl of the Carolinas All-Star Game … Earned three letters and served during preseason camp (as a true freshman) … Displayed the greatest as team captain while playing for his father Eric Rainey … A two-time muscle growth among all members of the program thanks to strength All-Piedmont Triad Conference selection … Valued as an integral part of and conditioning efforts, adding an impressive 38 pounds to frame a Cowboys program which earned a runner-up finish in the Piedmont (signing day weight was officially listed at 257).High School: Played a Triad 3A Conference (5-1 record) and advanced to the second round of role in four consecutive NCHSAA playoff appearances for coach Clarence the NCHSAA 3A Playoffs before wrapping up an overall record of 9-4 in Inscore and the Wildcats … Earned roster invitation to represent North 2017 … As a senior quarterback, completed 28 of 71 passes for 426 yards Carolina in the prestigious Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas All-Star Game and five touchdowns and was among team’s leading rushers with 424 in December, 2017 … Picked up All-Cap 7 4A Conference honors as a se- yards and six scores on 51 carries … Also logged 10 receptions for 188 nior team captain after leading MHS to a fourth-place league standing yards and a pair of TDs … Booked 11 tackles and netted one interception (3-3) and 6-7 overall record that included a second-round state playoff on defense … Performance of note was a 65-yard scoring run against showing … Opened all 12 games as a junior and earned all-conference Dudley that helped Southwest Guilford to a 34-6 win … Racked up accolades as the Wildcats turned in a 7-5 mark in 2016 … Prior to an 2,477 all-purpose yards as a junior to help Cowboys to a 7-5 record, the injury-shortened sophomore campaign (returned to start final two program’s first winning ledger since 1997 … Accounted for 1,857 yards contests) in 2015, earned promotion to varsity unit as a freshman in and 14 TDs by completing 106 of 178 pass attempts (60 percent) during 2014 and helped Millbrook to an 11-3 record which included a trip to the the 2016 campaign … Added 620 ground yards and seven scores on 67 Eastern 4AA finals as current ECU quarterback Reid Herring’s teammate attempts – an average of 9.3 yards per rush … Began prep career by … Committed to the Pirates on June 26, 2017 … Also fielded offers from leading junior varsity squad to the school’s first undefeated season in 17 Appalachian State, Boston College, Buffalo, Charlotte, Colorado State, years (2014) … Participated in the 2017 Shrine Bowl Combine during the Georgia Southern, Georgia Tech, Old Dominion, Purdue and Syracuse. summer … Officially committed to ECU on June 20 … Chose the Pirates Personal: Full name is Donovan Noel … Born at Durham, N.C. … Son over Army and several other programs. Personal: Full name is Jaren of Lee and Heather Noel … Drawing and video games are hobbies … Seon Rainey … Born at Alexandria, Va. … Son of Eric and Jecobi Rainey Admires the legacy of Ray Lewis, for his on-field & philanthropic accom- … Father played collegiate football at Ferrum College and Towson … plishments … Last name is pronounced know-ELL. Counts Panthers’ quarterback Cam Newton as a notable celebrity he’s met (during Newton’s 7-on-7 event in Charlotte). Andre Pegues WR • 6-3 • 202 • Fr. • Raeford Warren Saba (Hoke County HS) DB • 5-10 • 186 • Soph. • Cleveland, Ohio High School: A four-year letterman, three-way player and team captain (Benedictine HS/Garden City CC) who admirably battled through an injury-plagued senior campaign in Officially enrolled early at ECU (January, 2018) and participated with the 2017, experiencing action in eight contests for the Bucks … Recorded Pirates in spring drills … Closed practice period with a solid two-deep 22 receptions for 224 yards and five touchdowns as a receiver on the standing at the fieldside cornerback slot and should battle for a start- offensive unit, while tallying five stops on the defensive side of the ball ing position … Credited with one tackle and a pass deflection during … Racked up 74 punt return yards as a member of the special teams unit the first spring scrimmage (March 17) before logging two stops in the for HCHS, which competed in the Sandhills 4A Conference … Prep coach- Purple-Gold Game a week later. Junior College: Key member of the es were Tom Paris and David Jorgensen, the latter being a two-year let- Broncbusters’ defense that helped Jeff Simms’ program roll to an 8-4 terwinner (2002-03) on the Pirates’ offensive line … Attended the 2017 record and CHAMPS Heart of Texas Bowl appearance in 2017 … Credited ECU Prospect Camp during the summer … Officially committed to ECU with 71 total tackles (46 solo), 3.0 TFLs, sack, two forced fumbles,

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 86 2018 Football Fact Book while leading the team with 22 pass breakups and five interceptions a track standout, competing in the 110- and 300-meter hurdles, as well as a redshirt freshman - his only active season on the GCCC roster … as the shot put … Established personal bests of 15.47 seconds in the 110 Earned All-Jayhawk Conference (honorable mention) accolades and was hurdles, 43.21 in the 300 and 49 feet in the shot put … Officially commit- selected to the Gridiron JC All-America squad … Also had three kick- ted to ECU on August 12, 2017 … Also considered offers from Charlotte, off returns for 33 yards … Logged seven tackles, an interception return Connecticut, Marshall and Temple. Personal: Full name is Xavier Smith … for 45 yards and lone sack (-11 yards) vs. Dodge City CC on Oct. 21 … Son of Tasha Smith and Freddie Howard … Older brothers Damontay and Named Jayhawk Conference Defensive Player-of-the-Week for booking Quentel (Smith) also played for Buzzo and the Black Hawks … Named to five solo stops, forcing a fumble, picking off a pair of passes (111 return the ECU Honor Roll (2018 spring semester) for academic excellence prior yards) and contributing a game-preserving breakup on a two-point to his high school graduation (commencement) ceremony. conversion against Butler CC on Sept. 30 … Other contests of note came vs. Independence CC (12 tackles) on Sept. 9, Hutchinson CC (11, along with Gerard Stringer 2.0 TFLs) on Sept. 16 and two other seven-hit performances vs. Iowa LB • 6-2 • 188 • Fr. • Suffolk, Va. Western CC on Oct. 14 and Trinity Valley CC on Dec. 2 during bowl action (Nansemond River HS) … Returned pass theft 73 yards for a TD during a 69-0 victory over Fort High School: Earned a multitude of honors as a three-year starter and Scott CC in the regular season finale on Nov. 11 … Closed season with two-way player for coach David Coccoli at Nansemond River … Keyed a 16 batted passes in last six outings, which included a season-high six Warriors defense from the linebacking position with 107 tackles, two against Trinity Valley during postseason clash … Part of a NJCAA national interceptions, a pair of forced fumbles and a blocked field goal to guide championship squad as a redshirt in 2016 … Reportedly was clocked at NRHS deep into the VHSL Group 5A playoffs before finishing with a 9-5 4.48 in the 40-yard dash and 3.8 in the shuttle … Officially committed to record in 2017 … A team captain who garnered defensive player-of-the- ECU on Dec. 17, 2017 … Also considered Bowling Green, Buffalo, Eastern year, first-team all-district, all-region, All-Tidewater and all-state recog- Michigan and Southern Mississippi … Graduated from GCCC with a 3.5 nition as a senior … Helped Warriors to a fifth-place finish in Virginia’s grade point average. High School: Played integral role for a Benedictine Southeastern Region standings with a 5-4 mark ... Made pronounced team which captured three conference crowns, a pair of district titles move to a top running back role late in the year heading into postseason and the 2014 Ohio Division IV state championship … A three-year letter- play and delivered a 187-yard, two-touchdown performance in a region- man and team captain for coach Joe Schaefer, who currently serves on al semifinal victory over Indian River that sent NRHS to the fourth round the Iowa State staff … Picked off eight passes to earn first-team all-dis- … A second-team and honorable mention all-conference selection as trict, all-conference and Associated Press All-State honors … Also chosen a junior and sophomore, respectively … Officially committed to ECU as the division’s defensive player-of-the-year and was named to the on June 5, 2017 … Also recruited by Army, Navy, Ohio and Rutgers … American Family Insurance All-USA NE Ohio Football squad as a senior Picked up an additional four letters on the basketball floor as a shoot- cornerback for a Bengals’ squad that rolled to a 12-1 record … Notable ing guard, small forward and power forward. Personal: Full name is highlights include returning a kickoff (87 yards) and an interception (43 Gerard Antonio Stringer … Born at Hampton, Va. … Son of Gerard Sr. and yards) for touchdowns against Youngstown Ursuline early during the Kisha Stringer … Often goes by the nicknames of Rod or Woo … Uncle 2015 campaign … Added an 88-yard pick-six against Lake Catholic … Germaine Stringer was a receiver and kick returner at Florida State in Additionally, garnered first-team all-conference, all-district and all- the late 1990s who signed with the Kansas City Chiefs … Enjoys drawing state accolades as a junior in 2014 during state title-winning campaign and playing basketball … Lists meeting former NBA great Scottie Pippen … Earned prep track letter, competing in the 200 meters. Personal: Full as an off-the-field notable. name is Warren Saba … Born at Cleveland, Ohio … Son of Tom Saba and Janelle Riley … Last name is pronounced SAY-bah. Ty Thompson RB • 6-1 • 215 • Fr. • Tampa, Fla. Xavier Smith (Plant HS) LB • 6-0 • 239 • Fr. • Stafford, Va. Joined the Pirate program as a late addition (March 14) to the 2018 sign- (Brooke Point HS) ing class. High School: A key member of a tradition-rich Plant program Officially enrolled early at ECU (January, 2018) and participated with the which produced a 45-8 overall record (23-0 district ledger) from 2014 to Pirates in spring drills, but did experience any contact work because of 2017 … Averaged 9.9 yards per carry during his prep career (103 attempts an injury. High School: Helped lead coach Tom Buzzo’s Brooke Point for 1,026 yards and 10 TDs) ... Suffered a season-ending injury during a program on both sides of the ball, but turned in a pair honors-producing preseason scrimmage on Aug. 12, 2017 and did not experience game action campaigns as a middle linebacker on defense … Earned co-defensive as a senior, but was elected as a team captain as squad went 12-2 (6-0 in player-of-the-year and first-team all-district accolades while guiding district action) and advanced to the state 7A semifinals under the direction the Black Hawks to a runner-up finish in the Commonwealth District of head coach Robert Weiner … As a junior, helped the Panthers to a 13-1 standings with a 4-2 league mark in 2017 … BPHS, which also posted a mark (6-0 district) and an appearance in the Class 7A State Championship 10-3 overall record, advanced to the third round of the Group 5A playoffs Game by rushing for 827 yards and nine scores on 89 carries (9.3 ypc) ... … Offensively, contributed at the running back position … Made impres- Recorded a long run of 88 yards … Tallied four separate 100-yard rushing sive varsity debut as a sophomore starter and played key role in Brooke performances in 2016, which included a season-high 192 yards and two Point’s 9-3 ledger and second-round state playoff appearance … Earned touchdowns on 15 attempts vs. Viera in the regional finals … Enjoyed im- First-Team All-Conference 15 honors in 2015 … Was sidelined for a signif- pressive regular season stretch with a collective 433 ground yards and five icant part of his junior season in 2016 … Picked up additional letters as TDs in contests vs. rival Armwood, Wharton, Sickles and Gaither … Also

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 87 2018 Football Fact Book caught four passes for 33 yards, picked up an additional 55 yards in punt formally open true rookie campaign as a top backup at the center po- returns and 11 in kickoff returns during junior campaign … Defensively, sition. High School: An Associated Press First-Team All-State performer credited with nine tackles (five solo), 2.0 TFLs, one pass deflection and one as a senior for coach Chad Smothers at Leesville Road … Graded out as fumble recovery … Rushed for 168 yards and one touchdown on 13 car- the top blocker for a Pride program which turned in an 8-5 record and ries (12.9 ypc) in nine games as a sophomore as PHS posted a 9-3 overall third-place finish in the Cap 7 4A Conference (4-2) in 2017 … A preseason mark (6-0 in district play) … Ripped off a long run of 43 yards and netted all-state selection who helped LRHS advance to the second round of the one pass reception for 12 yards … Produced eight solo tackles, one for lost NCHSAA 4AA playoffs as a senior … Captured back-to-back All-Cap 7-4A yardage, and batted down a pass on defense as the Panthers made a Conference selections as a junior and senior in 2016 and 2017, respec- regional semifinal appearance … Promoted to varsity squad during fresh- tively … In all, earned three football varsity letters … Rated among the man season and picked up 31 yards on a single rush in 2014 for a squad Top 40 centers nationally according to recruiting/scouting services … which was 11-2 overall and 5-0 in league action … Began prep career as a Officially committed to ECU on February 18, 2017 … Also received offers cornerback on defense … Also recruited by Toledo, Middle Tennessee State, from Appalachian State and Charlotte, while Duke, NC State and Virginia USF, Arkansas State and South Dakota … Earned additional varsity letters Tech also showed considerable interest … Prep program also produced in soccer and track. Personal: Son of Zella Mae Burt … Lists Peyton Manning Brian Rimpf, who earned numerous All-Conference USA honors as an as favorite NFL player to watch while growing up. offensive lineman at ECU before playing with the Baltimore Ravens. Personal: Full name is Peyton Winstead … Born at Raleigh, N.C. … Son Jireh Wilson of Bob and Amy Winstead … Father (football) and mother (cheerlead- LB • 6-3 • 190 • Fr. • Jacksonville ing) are both ECU alums who were involved with the Pirates’ athletic (Northside HS) programs … Enjoys fishing and playing the guitar … Earned ECU Dean’s High School: Versatility enabled noteworthy production and contribu- List honors for work in the classroom during the 2018 spring semester tions to Northside’s offensive, defensive and special teams units for (before participating in high school commencement exercises). coach Kendrick Pollock … Efforts were recognized with an invitation to represent North Carolina as a defensive back in the prestigious Shrine Michael Witherspoon Bowl of the Carolinas (all-star contest) … On defense, tallied four in- DB • 6-1 • 194 • Jr. • Lawrenceville, Ga. terceptions, four forced fumbles and returned two of three fumble (Central Gwinnett HS/Hutchinson CC) recoveries for touchdowns as a team captain … Offensively, specifically Officially enrolled early at ECU (January, 2018) and participated with at the wide receiver position, led the Monarchs with 40 catches for 649 the Pirates in spring drills … Enjoyed quick acclimation to new program yards and 11 touchdowns … Performance of significance was a seven-re- and earned post-spring depth chart status as a top reserve at boundary ception, 134-yard outing during a 49-22 triumph over White Oak, which cornerback … Opened scrimmage schedule with two tackles and a pass included scoring grabs of 40, 17, 11 and six yards … Also turned in 15 rush- breakup during initial tilt on March 17 … Did not experience action in ing yards on three carries and amassed 254 return yards on punts (196) Purple-Gold Game (injury). Junior College: A two-year starter in the Blue and kickoffs (58) … Returned one punt back for a touchdown … Helped Dragon secondary for coach Rion Rhoades following a redshirt campaign Northside to a 6-6 overall record, a fourth-place standing in the Coastal in 2015 … Racked up 42 tackles, 1.0 TFL, 10 pass breakups, one forced fum- 3A Conference and a first-round NCHSAA Playoff appearance in 2017 … ble and a blocked kick during an impressive sophomore season … Played a Was a first-team all-state, all-area and all-conference pick as a junior key role in Hutch’s 7-5 overall record and fourth-place Jayhawk Conference after netting 582 yards and seven TDs on 31 receptions … Tallied 35 stops finish (4-2) … HelpedB lue Dragons get off to a 6-1 start, which prompted (29 solo), seven interceptions, including one returned for a score, along a Top 10 rank in the national junior college polls … Turned in back-to-back with four forced fumbles and three recoveries as a junior … Participated eight-tackle (season-high) performances in contests vs. Garden City CC in the 2017 Nike Combine and attended ECU camps during the summer and Highland CC on Sept. 16 and Sept. 23, respectively … Other outing of … Officially committed to the Pirates on June 19, 2017 … Also offered note was a five-tackle day vs. Eastern Arizona College in the Salt City Bowl by Charlotte, Old Dominion and Vanderbilt, while Duke, North Carolina, on Dec. 2 … Posted two games with three pass breakups (Iowa Western NC State, Virginia and Wake Forest displayed considerable interest … CC, Garden City CC) … Logged only hit for lost yardage against Highland Earned additional letters on the basketball floor and was part of a NHS CC … Tallied 32 stops, 3.0 sacks and eight pass breakups as a freshman in state 2A championship team (30-0) … Outstanding student who earned 2016 … Officially committed to the Pirate program on Oct. 16, 2017 … Also selection to Northside’s Principal List. Personal: Full name is Jireh considered Boise State and Toledo. High School: Earned roster position as Nazir Wilson … Born at Beaufort, S.C. … Son of Daina Wilson and Chris a freshman at Central Gwinnett before finishing prep career as a three- McDougal … Lived in Japan during youth where parents, who both serve year starter … Selected as county defensive player-of-the-year as a senior in the U.S. Marine Corps, were stationed … Lists all sports (in general) as … Served as team captain for coach Todd Wofford … Booked 76 tackles, hobbies of choice … First name is pronounced JAI-ruh. seven pass breakups and three interceptions for the Black Knights in 2015 … During initial full-time campaign as a sophomore, registered 23 tackles, Peyton Winstead including one for lost yardage. Personal: Full name is Michael Witherspoon OL • 6-3 • 287 • Fr. • Raleigh … Son of Gretchen Kennedy. (Leesville Road HS) Officially enrolled early at ECU (January, 2018) and participated with the Pirates in spring drills … Flexibility and athleticism allowed plenty of action as a swing (guard/center) performer on the line … Expected to

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 88 2018 Football Fact Book Opponents North Carolina A&T North Carolina September 1 September 8 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Greenville, N.C. Greenville, N.C. General Information The Aggies General Information The Tar Heels Location: Greensboro, N.C. 2017 Record: 12-0 Location: Chapel Hill, N.C. 2017 Record: 3-9 Founded: 1890 2017 Conf. Record/Finish: 8-0/1st Founded: 1789 2017 Conf. Record/Finish: Enrollment: 11,877 2017 Postseason: Celebration Bowl Enrollment: 18,415 1-7/7th in Coastal Division President: Harold L. Martin Sr. Final AP Rank: NR President: Carol L. Folt 2017 Postseason: none Athletics Director: Earl Hilton III Starters Returning: 15 (4 offense, Athletics Director: Bubba Cunningham Final AP Rank: NR Conference: Mid-Eastern 8 defense, 3 special teams) Conference: Atlantic Coast Starters Returning: 13 (5 offense, Athletic Conference Starters Lost: 14 (7 offense, 3 Nickname: Tar Heels 7 defense, 1 special teams) Nickname: The Aggies defense, 4 special teams) Colors: Carolina Blue & White Starters Lost: 12 (6 offense, 5 Colors: Blue & Gold Stadium: Kenan Stadium defense, 1 special teams) Media Relations Office Stadium: Aggie Stadium Capacity: 63,000 Football Contact: Brian Holloway Media Relations Office Capacity: 21,500 Playing Surface: Natural Grass Office Phone: (336) 285-3608 Football Contact: Bobby Hundley Playing Surface: Natural Grass Series Record: North Cell Phone: (336) 328-6719 Office Phone: (919) 843-5678 Series Record: 0-0 Carolina leads 12-4-1 E-mail: [email protected] Cell Phone: (919) 428-0893 Last Meeting: First Meeting Last Meeting: ECU 70, North Carolina SID Mailing Address: E-mail: [email protected] 41 (Sept. 20, 2014; @Greenville) Head Coach Information 1601 East Market Street SID Mailing Address: Head Coach: Sam Washington Greensboro, NC 27411 Head Coach Information P.O. Box 2126 Record at North Carolina A&T/ Press Box Phone: (336) 285-4909 Head Coach: Larry Fedora Chapel Hill, NC 27515 Years: 0-0/1st year Website: www.ncataggies.com Record at North Carolina/ Press Box Phone: (919) 962-2123 Overall Record/Years: 0-0/1st year Twitter: @NCATAGGIES, @ Years: 43-34/6 years Website: www.goheels.com FOOTBALL_NCAT Overall Record/Years: 77-53/10 years Twitter: @GoHeels, @TarHeelFootball 2018 Schedule 2018 Schedule August 25 at Jacksonville State September 1 at California September 1 at ECU September 8 at ECU September 8 GARDNER-WEBB September 15 UCF * September 22 MORGAN STATE * September 22 PITTSBURGH * September 29 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE * September 27 at Miami (Fla.) * October 6 at Delaware State * October 13 VIRGINIA TECH * October 13 FLORIDA A&M * October 20 at Syracuse * October 20 at Bethune-Cookman * October 27 at Virginia * November 3 NORFOLK STATE * November 3 GEORGIA TECH * November 10 at Savannah State * November 10 at Duke * November 17 at North Carolina Central November 17 WESTERN CAROLINA *Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference game * November 24 NORTH CAROLINA STATE *Atlantic Coast Conference Game 2017 Results at Gardner-Webb W 45-3 2017 Results MARS HILL W 56-0 CALIFORNIA L 35-30 at Charlotte W 35-31 * LOUISVILLE L 47-35 * at Morgan State W 49-17 at Old Dominion W 53-23 * at South Carolina State W 21-7 * DUKE L 27-17 * DELAWARE STATE W 44-3 * at Georgia Tech L 33-7 * at Florida A&M W 31-20 NOTRE DAME L 33-10 * BETHUNE-COOKMAN W 24-20 * VIRGINIA L 20-14 * at Norfolk State W 35-7 * at Virginia Tech L 59-7 * SAVANNAH STATE W 36-17 * MIAMI (Fla.) L 24-19 * NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL W 24-10 * at Pittsburgh W 34-31 # vs. Grambling W 21-14 WESTERN CAROLINA W 65-10 * Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference game; #Celebration Bowl (Atlanta, Ga) * at NC State L 33-21 *Atlantic Coast Conference Game

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 90 2018 Football Fact Book Virginia Tech USF September 15 September 22 Lane Stadium Raymond James Stadium Blacksburg, Va. Tampa, Fla. General Information The Hokies General Information The Bulls Location: Blacksburg, Va. 2017 Record: 9-4 Location: Tampa, Fla. 2017 Record: 10-2 Founded: 1872 2017Conf. Record/Finish: Founded: 1956 2017 Conf. Record/Finish: Enrollment: 31,000 5-3/2nd in Coastal Division Enrollment: 50,577 6-2/2nd in East Division President: Dr. Tim Sands 2017 Postseason: Camping World Bowl President: Dr. Judy Genshaft 2017 Postseason: Birmingham Bowl Athletics Director: Whit Babcock Final AP Rank: 24 Athletics Director: Michael Kelly Final AP Rank: 21 Conference: Atlantic Coast Starters Returning: 14 (7 offense, Conference: American Starters Returning: 11 (6 offense, Nickname: Hokies 6 defense, 1 special teams) Nickname: Bulls 5 defense, 0 special teams) Colors: Chicago Maroon Starters Lost: 10 (5 offense, 5 Colors: Green & Gold Starters Lost: 13 (5 offense, 6 & Burnt Orange defense, 0 special teams) Stadium: Raymond James defense, 2 special teams) Stadium: Lane Stadium Capacity: 65,857 Media Relations Office Media Relations Office Capacity: 65,632 Playing Surface: Natural Grass Football Contact: Pete Moris Football Contact: Brian Siegrist Playing Surface: Natural Grass Series Record: USF leads 7-1 Office Phone: (540) 231-6726 Office Phone: (813) 974-4086 Series Record: Virginia Tech leads 15-7 Last Meeting: USF 61, ECU 31 Cell Phone: (816) 213-5411 Cell Phone: (813) 293-3897 Last Meeting: Virginia Tech 64, ECU (Sept. 30, 2017; @Greenville) E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] 17 (Sept. 16, 2017; @Greenville) SID Mailing Address: Head Coach Information SID Mailing Address: Head Coach Information Jamerson Athletic Center Head Coach: Charlie Strong ATH 100 Head Coach: Justin Fuente 25 Beamer Way Record at USF/Years: 10-2/1 year 4202 East Fowler Avenue Record at Virginia Tech/ Blacksburg, VA 24061 Overall Record/Years: 63-39/9 years Tampa, FL 33620 Years: 19-8/2 years Press Box Phone: (540) 231-4905 Press Box Phone: (813) 350-6225 Overall Record/Years: 45-31/6 years Website: www.HokieSports.com Website: www.GoUSFbulls.com Twitter: @hokiesports, @VT_Football Twitter: @USFAthletics, @USFFootball 2018 Schedule 2018 Schedule * September 3 at Florida State September 1 ELON September 8 WILLIAM & MARY September 8 GEORGIA TECH September 15 ECU September 15 at Illinois September 22 at Old Dominion * September 22 ECU * September 29 at Duke October 6 at Massachusetts October 6 NOTRE DAME * October 12 at Tulsa * October 13 at North Carolina * October 20 CONNECTICUT * October 25 GEORGIA TECH * October 27 at Houston * November 3 BOSTON COLLEGE * November 3 TULANE * November 10 at Pittsburgh * November 10 at Cincinnati * November 17 MIAMI (Fla.) * November 17 at Temple * November 23 VIRGINIA * November 23 UCF *Atlantic Coast Conference game *American Athletic Conference game 2017 Results 2017 Results # vs. West Virginia W 31-24 at San Jose State W 42-22 DELAWARE W 27-0 STONY BROOK W 31-17 at ECU W 64-17 ILLINOIS W 47-23 OLD DOMINION W 38-0 * TEMPLE W 43-7 * CLEMSON L 31-17 * at ECU W 61-31 * at Boston College W 23-10 * CINCINNATI W 33-3 * NORTH CAROLINA W 59-7 * at Tulane W 34-28 * DUKE W 24-3 * HOUSTON L 28-24 * at Miami (Fla.) L 28-10 * at Connecticut W 37-20 * at Georgia Tech L 28-22 * TULSA W 27-20 * PITTSBURGH W 20-14 * at UCF L 49-42 * at Virginia W 10-0 # vs. Texas Tech W 38-34 + vs. Oklahoma State L 30-21 *American Athletic Conference game; #Birmingham Bowl *Atlantic Coast Conference game; #FedEx Field (Landover, Md.); +Camping World Bowl (Orlando, Fla.)

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 91 2018 Football Fact Book Old Dominion Temple September 29 October 6 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Lincoln Financial Field Greenville, N.C. Philadelphia, Pa. General Information The Monarchs General Information The Owls Location: Norfolk, Va. 2017 Record: 5-7 Location: Philadelphia, Pa. 2017 Record: 7-6 Founded: 1930 2017 Conf. Record/Finish: Founded: 1884 2017 Conf. Record/Finish: Enrollment: 24,828 3-5/ 6th in East Division Enrollment: 41,000 4-4/3rd in East Division President: John R. Broderick 2017 Postseason: none President: Richard M. Englert 2017 Postseason: Bad Boy Athletics Director: Final AP Rank: NR Athletics Director: Dr. Patrick Kraft Mowers Gasparilla Bowl Dr. Camden Wood Selig Starters Returning: 18 (9 offense, Conference: American Final AP Rank: NR Conference: Conference USA 7 defense, 2 special teams) Nickname: Owls Starters Returning: 14 (7 offense, Nickname: Monarchs Starters Lost: 7 (2 offense, 4 Colors: Cherry & White 7 defense, 0 special teams) Colors: Slate Blue, Silver, defense, 1 special teams) Stadium: Lincoln Financial Field Starters Lost: 12 (6 offense, 6 and Light Blue Capacity: 69,596 defense, 0 special teams) Media Relations Office Stadium: S.B. Ballard Stadium Playing Surface: Natural grass Football Contact: Eric Bohannon Media Relations Office Capacity: 20,118 Series Record: ECU leads 8-7 Office Phone: (757) 683-3374 Football Contact: Rich Burg Playing Surface: Field Turf Last Meeting: Temple 34, ECU 10 Cell Phone: (757) 375-0244 Office Phone: (215) 204-0876 Series Record: ECU leads 1-0 (Oct. 7, 2017; @Greenville) E-mail: [email protected] Cell Phone: (215) 356-3952 Last Meeting: ECU 52, Old Dominion SID Mailing Address: Head Coach Information E-mail: [email protected] 38 (Aug. 31, 2013; @Greenville) Jim Jarrett Athletic Admin Building Head Coach: Geoff Collins SID Mailing Address: Head Coach Information Nolfolk, VA 23529 Record at Temple/Years: 7-6/1 year 1700 North Broad Street Head Coach: Bobby Wilder Press Box Phone: (757) 683-3842 Overall Record/Years: 7-6/1 year Philadelphia, PA 19122 Record at Old Dominion/ Website: www.odusports.com Press Box Phone: (267) 570-4453 Years: 72-37/9 years Twitter: @ODUSports, @ODUFootball Website: www.owlsports.com Overall Record/Years: 72-37/9 years Twitter: @TempleOwls, @Temple_FB 2018 Schedule 2018 Schedule September 1 at Liberty September 1 VILLANOVA * September 8 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL September 8 BUFFALO * September 15 at Charlotte September 15 at Maryland September 22 VIRGINIA TECH * September 20 TULSA September 29 at ECU September 29 at Boston College * October 6 at Florida Atlantic * October 6 ECU * October 13 MARSHALL * October 13 at Navy * October 20 at Western Kentucky * October 20 CINCINNATI * October 27 MIDDLE TENNESSEE * November 1 at UCF * November 10 NORTH TEXAS * November 10 at Houston November 17 VMI * November 17 USF * November 24 at Rice * November 24 at Connecticut *Conference USA game *American Athletic Conference game 2017 Results 2017 Results ALBANY W 31-17 at Notre Dame L 49-16 at Massachusetts W 17-7 VILLANOVA W 16-13 NORTH CAROLINA L 53-23 MASSACHUSETTS W 29-21 at Virginia Tech L 38-0 * at USF L 43-7 * FLORIDA ATLANTIC L 58-28 * HOUSTON L 20-13 * at Marshall L 35-3 * at ECU W 34-10 * WESTERN KENTUCKY L 35-31 * CONNECTICUT L 28-24 * at North Texas L 45-38 at Army L 31-28 (OT) * CHARLOTTE W 6-0 * NAVY W 34-26 * at Florida International W 37-30 * at Cincinnati W 35-24 * RICE W 24-21 * UCF L 45-19 * at Middle Tennessee L 41-10 * at Tulsa W 43-22 *Conference USA game # Florida International W 28-3 *American Athletic Conference game; #Bad Boy Mowers Gasparilla Bowl (St. Petersburg, Fla.)

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 92 2018 Football Fact Book Houston UCF October 13 October 20 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Greenville, N.C. Greenville, N.C. General Information The Cougars General Information The Knights Location: Houston, Texas 2017 Record: 7-5 Location: Orlando, Fla. 2017 Record: 13-0 Founded: 1927 2017 Conf. Record/Finish: Founded: 1963 2017 Conf. Record/Finish: Enrollment: 42,770 5-3/2nd in West Division Enrollment: 64,000 8-0/1st in East Division President: Dr. Renu Khator 2017 Postseason: Hawai’i Bowl President: Dr. John C. Hitt 2017 Postseason: Athletics Director: Chris Pezman Final AP Rank: NR Athletics Director: Danny White Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl Conference: American Starters Returning: 15 (5 offense, Conference: American Final AP Rank: 6 Nickname: Cougars 7 defense, 3 special teams) Nickname: Knights Starters Returning: 16 (7 offense, Colors: Scarlet & White Starters Lost: 10 (6 offense, 4 Colors: Black & Gold 6 defense, 3 special teams) Stadium: TDECU Stadium defense, 0 special teams) Stadium: Spectrum Stadium Starters Lost: 9 (4 offense, 5 Capacity: 40,000 Capacity: 44,206 defense, 0 special teams) Media Relations Office Playing Surface: Artificial Turf Playing Surface: Natural Grass Football Contact: David Bassity Media Relations Office Series Record: ECU leads 7-6 Series Record: ECU leads 10-6 Office Phone: (713) 743-9404 Football Contact: Andy Seeley Last Meeting: Houston 52, ECU 27 Last Meeting: UCF 63, ECU 21 Cell Phone: (405) 274-1455 Office Phone: (407) 823-2729 (Nov. 4, 2017; @Houston) (Oct. 14, 2017; @Orlando) E-mail: [email protected] Cell Phone: (407) 342-1406 Head Coach Information SID Mailing Address: Head Coach Information E-mail: [email protected] Head Coach: Major Applewhite 3204 Cullen Boulevard Head Coach: Josh Heupel SID Mailing Address: Record at Houston/Years: 7-5/1 year Houston, TX 77204-6002 Record at UCF/Years: 0-0/1st year 4465 Knights Victory Way Overall Record/Years: 7-5/1 year Press Box Phone: (713) 743-0550 Overall Record/Years: 0-0/1st year Spectrum Stadium Room 502 Website: www.uhcougars.com Orlando, FL 32816 Twitter: @UHCougars, @UHCougarFB Press Box Phone: (407) 882-0386 Website: www.UCFKnights.com 2018 Schedule Twitter: @UCFKnights, @UCF_Football September 1 at Rice September 8 ARIZONA 2018 Schedule September 15 at Texas Tech * August 30 at Connecticut September 22 TEXAS SOUTHERN September 8 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE * October 4 TULSA September 15 at North Carolina * October 13 at ECU September 21 FLORIDA ATLANTIC * October 20 at Navy September 29 PITTSBURGH * October 27 USF * October 6 SMU * November 3 at SMU * October 13 at Memphis * November 10 TEMPLE * October 20 at ECU * November 15 TULANE * November 1 TEMPLE * November 23 at Memphis * November 10 NAVY *American Athletic Conference game * November 17 CINCINNATI * November 23 at USF 2017 Results *American Athletic Conference game at UTSA Cancelled at Arizona W 19-16 2017 Results RICE W 38-3 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL W 61-17 TEXAS TECH L 27-24 GEORGIA TECH Cancelled * at Temple W 20-13 at Maryland W 38-10 * SMU W 35-22 * MEMPHIS W 40-13 * at Tulsa L 45-17 * at Cincinnati W 51-23 * MEMPHIS L 42-28 * ECU W 63-21 * at USF W 28-24 * at Navy W 31-21 * ECU W 52-27 AUSTIN PEAY W 73-33 * at Tulane L 20-17 * at SMU W 31-24 * NAVY W 24-14 * CONNETICUT W 49-24 # Fresno State L 33-27 * at Temple W 45-19 *American Athletic Conference game; #Hawai’i Bowl (Honolulu) * USF W 49-42 + MEMPHIS W 62-55 (2OT) # Auburn W 34-27 *American Athletic Conference game; +AAC Championship Game (Orlando, Fla.); #Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl (Atlanta, Ga.)

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 93 2018 Football Fact Book Memphis Tulane November 3 November 10 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Yulman Stadium Greenville, N.C. New Orleans, La. General Information The Tigers General Information The Green Wave Location: Memphis, Tenn. 2017 Record: 10-3 Location: New Orleans, Louisiana 2017 Record: 5-7 Founded: 1912 2017 Conf. Record/Finish: Founded: 1834 2017 Conf. Record/Finish: Enrollment: 20,585 7-1/1st in West Division Enrollment: 13,449 3-5/5th in West Division President: Dr. M. David Rudd 2017 Postseason: President: Michael A. Fitts 2017 Postseason: none Athletics Director: Tom Bowen AutoZone Liberty Bowl Athletics Director: Troy Dannen Final AP Rank: NR Conference: American Final AP Rank: 25 Conference: American Starters Returning: 18 (9 offense, Nickname: Tigers Starters Returning: 19 (7 offense, Nickname: Green Wave 6 defense, 3 special teams) Colors: Royal Blue & Gray 8 defense, 4 special teams) Colors: Olive Green & Sky Blue Starters Lost: 9 (2 offense, 7 Stadium: Liberty Bowl Memorial Starters Lost: 10 (4 offense, 3 Stadium: Yulman Stadium defense, 0 special teams) Capacity: 56,862 defense, 3 special teams) Capacity: 30,000 Media Relations Office Playing Surface: AstroTurf Playing Surface: UBU Speed Media Relations Office Football Contact: Tom Symonds Series Record: ECU leads 15-7 Series 5M (Artificial) Football Contact: Tammy DeGroff Office Phone: (504) 862-8249 Last Meeting: Memphis 70, ECU 13 Series Record: ECU leads 11-4 Office Phone: (901) 678-5777 Cell Phone: (504) 407-7349 (Nov. 25, 2017; @Memphis) Last Meeting: Tulane 31, ECU 24 Cell Phone: (901) 734-1504 E-mail: [email protected] (Nov. 11, 2017; @Greenville) Head Coach Information E-mail: [email protected] SID Mailing Address: Head Coach: Mike Norvell SID Mailing Address: Head Coach Information Wilson Athletic Center Record at Memphis/ 203 Athletic Office Building Head Coach: Willie Fritz 2950 Ben Weiner Drive Years: 18-8/2 years Memphis, TN 38152 Record at Tulane/Years: 9-15/2 years New Orleans, LA 70118 Overall Record/Years: 18-8/2 years Press Box Phone: (901) 734-1504 Overall Record/Years: 162-84/21 years Press Box Phone: (504) 314-7490 Website: www.gotigersgo.com Website: www.tulanegreenwave.com Twitter: @TigersAthletics, Twitter: @TulaneAthletics, @MemphisFB @GreenWaveFB 2018 Schedule September 1 MERCER 2018 Schedule * September 8 at Navy August 30 WAKE FOREST September 14 GEORGIA STATE September 8 NICHOLLS STATE September 22 SOUTH ALABAMA September 15 at UAB * September 28 at Tulane September 22 at Ohio State * October 6 CONNETICUT * September 28 MEMPHIS * October 13 UCF * October 6 at Cincinnati October 20 at Missouri * October 20 SMU * November 3 at ECU * October 27 at Tulsa * November 10 TULSA * November 3 at USF * November 16 at SMU * November 10 ECU * November 23 HOUSTON * November 15 at Houston *American Athletic Conference game * November 24 NAVY *American Athletic Conference game 2017 Results LOUISIANNA-MONROE W 37-29 2017 Results UCLA W 48-45 GRAMBLING STATE W 43-14 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS W 44-31 * at Navy L 23-21 * at UCF L 40-13 at Oklahoma L 56-14 * at Connecticut W 70-31 ARMY W 21-17 * NAVY W 30-27 * TULSA W 62-28 * at Houston W 42-38 at Florida International L 23-10 * TULANE W 56-26 * USF L 34-28 * at Tulsa W 41-14 * at Memphis L 56-26 * SMU W 66-45 * CINCINNATI L 17-16 * ECU W 70-13 * at ECU W 31-24 (OT) + at UCF L 62-55 (2OT) * HOUSTON W 20-17 # Iowa State L 21-20 * at SMU L 41-38 *American Athletic Conference game; +AAC Championship Game (Orlando, Fla.); *American Athletic Conference game #AutoZone Liberty Bowl (Memphis, Tenn.)

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 94 2018 Football Fact Book Connecticut Cincinnati November 17 November 23 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Nippert Stadium Greenville, N.C. Cincinnati, Ohio General Information The Huskies General Information The Bearcats Location: Storrs, Conn. 2017 Record: 3-9 Location: Cincinnati, Ohio 2017 Record: 4-8 Founded: 1881 2017 Conf. Record/Finish: Founded: 1819 2017 Conf. Record/Finish: Enrollment: 32,027 2-6/6th in East Division Enrollment: 44,783 2-6/4th in East Division President: Dr. Susan Herbst 2017 Postseason: none President: Dr. Neville G. Pinto 2017 Postseason: none Athletics Director: David Benedict Final AP Rank: NR Athletics Director: Mike Bohn Final AP Rank: NR Conference: American Starters Returning: 14 (7 offense, Conference: American Starters Returning: 13 (5 offense, Nickname: Huskies 4 defense, 3 special teams) Nickname: Bearcats 7 defense, 1 special teams) Colors: Blue & White Starters Lost:19 (4 offense, 7 Colors: Red & Black Starters Lost: 12 (7 offense, 4 Stadium: Pratt and Whitney defense, 8 special teams) Stadium: Nippert defense, 1 special teams) Stadium at Rentschler Field Capacity: 40,000 Media Relations Office Media Relations Office Capacity: 42,704 Playing Surface: Field Turf Football Contact: Pat McKenna Football Contact: Ryan Koslen Playing Surface: Natural Grass Series Record: ECU leads 13-8 Office Phone: (860) 486-2394 Office Phone: (513) 497-3132 Series Record: ECU leads 3-1 Last Meeting: ECU 48, Cincinnati Cell Phone: (860) 420-7311 Cell Phone: (513) 556-5186 Last Meeting: ECU 41, Connecticut 38 20 (Nov. 18, 2017; @Greenville) E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] (September 24, 2017 @East Hartford) SID Mailing Address: Head Coach Information SID Mailing Address: Head Coach Information 2095 Hillside Road Head Coach: Luke Fickell 2751 O’Varsity Way Head Coach: Randy Edsall Unit 1173 Record at Cincinnati/Years: 4-8/1 year Cincinnati, OH 45221 Record at Connecticut/ Storrs, CT 06269 Overall Record/Years: 4-8/1 year Press Box Phone: (513) 556-1010 Years: 77-79/13 years Press Box Phone: (860) 610-4778 Website: www.GoBearcats.com Overall Record/Years: 91-113/18 years Website: www.uconnhuskies.com Twitter: @GoBearcats, @GoBearcatsFB Twitter: @UConnHuskies, @UConnFootball 2018 Schedule 2018 Schedule September 1 at UCLA * August 30 UCF September 8 at Miami (Ohio) September 8 at Boise State September 15 ALABAMA A&M September 15 RHODE ISLAND September 22 OHIO September 22 at Syracuse * September 29 at Connecticut * September 29 CINCINNATI * October 6 TULANE * October 6 at Memphis * October 20 at Temple * October 20 at USF * October 27 at SMU October 27 MASSACHUSETTS * November 3 NAVY * November 3 at Tulsa * November 10 USF * November 10 SMU * November 17 at UCF * November 17 at ECU * November 23 ECU * November 24 TEMPLE *American Athletic Conference game *American Athletic Conference game 2017 Results 2017 Results AUSTIN PEAY W 26-14 HOLY CROSS W 27-20 at Michigan L 36-14 at Virginia L 28-18 at Miami (Ohio) W 21-17 * ECU L 41-38 * at Navy L 42-32 * at SMU L 49-28 MARSHALL L 38-21 * MEMPHIS L 70-31 * UCF L 51-23 * at Temple W 28-24 * at USF L 33-3 * TULSA W 20-14 * SMU L 31-28 (OT) MISSOURI L 52-12 * at Tulane W 17-16 * USF L 37-20 * TEMPLE L 35-24 * at UCF L 49-24 * at ECU L 48-20 bOSTON COLLEGE L 39-16 * CONNECTICUT W 22-21 * at Cincinnati L 22-21 *American Athletic Conference game *American Athletic Conference game

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 95 2018 Football Fact Book Opponent Media Relations Contacts North Carolina A&T Houston 1601 E. Market Street 3204 Cullen Boulevard Greensboro, NC 27411 Houston, TX 77204-6002 Football Contact (cell phone): Football Contact (cell phone): Brian Holloway (336) 328-6719 David Bassity (405) 274-1455 E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] www.ncataggies.com www.uhcougars.com Press Box Phone: (336) 285-4909 Press Box Phone: (713) 743-0550 North Carolina UCF P.O. Box 2126 4465 Knights Victory Way Chapel Hill, NC 27515 Spectrum Stadium Room 502 Football Contact (cell phone): Orlando, FL 32816 Bobby Hundley (919) 428-0893 Football Contact (cell phone): E-Mail: [email protected] Andy Seeley (407) 342-1406 www.goheels.com E-Mail: [email protected] Press Box Phone: (919) 962-2123 www.UCFKnights.com Press Box Phone: (407) 882-0386 Virginia Tech Jamerson Athletic Center Memphis 25 Beamer Way 1570 Normal Street Blacksburg, VA 24061 203 Athletic Office Building Football Contact (cell phone): Memphis, TN 38152 Pete Moris (816) 213-5411 Football Contact (cell phone): E-Mail: [email protected] Tammy DeGroff (901) 734-1504 www.HokieSports.com E-Mail: [email protected] Press Box Phone: (540) 231-4905 www.gotigersgo.com Press Box Phone: (901) 734-1504 USF ATH 100 Tulane 4202 East Fowler Avenue Wilson Athletic Center Tampa, FL 33620 2950 Ben Weiner Drive Football Contact (cell phone): New Orleans, LA 70118 Brian Siegrist (813) 293-3897 Football Contact (cell phone): E-Mail: [email protected] Tom Symonds (504) 407-7349 www.GoUSFbulls.com E-Mail: [email protected] Press Box Phone: (813) 350-6225 www.tulanegreenwave.com Press Box Phone: (504) 314-7490 Old Dominion Jim Jarrett Athletic Administration Building Connecticut Nolfolk, VA 23529 2095 Hillside Road Football Contact (cell phone): Unit 1173 Eric Bohannon (757) 375-0244 Storrs, CT 06269-1173 E-Mail: [email protected] Football Contact (cell phone): www. odusports.com Pat McKenna (860) 420-7311 Press Box Phone: (757) 683-3842 E-Mail: [email protected] www.UConnHuskies.com Temple Press Box Phone: (860) 610-4778 1700 North Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19122 Cincinnati Football Contact (cell phone): 2751 O’Varsity Way Rich Burg (215) 356-3952 Cincinnati, OH 45221 E-Mail: [email protected] Football Contact (cell phone): www.owlsports.com Ryan Koslen (513) 556-5186 Press Box Phone: (267) 570-4453 E-Mail: [email protected] www.GoBearcats.com Press Box Phone: (513) 556-1010 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 96 2018 Football Fact Book Conference The American Athletic Conference

The American Athletic Conference consists of 13 prestigious insti- Bowl. Additionally, Navy and Temple have both finished in the top 25 tutions: the University of Central Florida, the University of Cincinnati, of either the CFP, Associated Press or USA Today polls as members of East Carolina University, the University of Connecticut, the University of The American. Houston, the University of Memphis, the U.S. Naval Academy (in foot- Beyond the gridiron, The American has sent a combined seven teams ball only), the University of South Florida Southern Methodist University, to the last two NCAA Men’s Basketball Championships. Since the confer- Temple University, Tulane University, the University of Tulsa, and Wichita ence’s reconstitution in 2013-14, teams from The American have regis- State University (in basketball and Olympic sports). tered Top 10 national rankings in football, men’s basketball, women’s Under the leadership of commissioner Mike Aresco, the American Ath- basketball, baseball, men’s soccer, men’s golf, and men’s track and field. letic Conference has an impressive list of accomplishments, both in the Under The American’s banner, the UConn women’s basketball team competitive arena and the classroom. The American has taken its place won its NCAA-record ninth, 10th and 11th national championships and at the forefront of intercollegiate athletics, with a collection of national broke its own NCAA record with a 111-game winning streak that spanned team and individual championships and football and men’s and wom- three seasons. The American sent four baseball teams to the NCAA en’s basketball postseason victories that place The American among the Championship in 2018. elite Division I FBS conferences. American Athletic Conference student-athletes have distinguished The league has produced four NCAA championship teams – UConn themselves in all facets of intercollegiate athletics. Temple lineback- men’s basketball in 2014 and UConn women’s basketball in 2014, 2015 er Tyler Matakevich won the Bednarik Award and the Nagurski Trophy and 2016 – in addition to three New Year’s Six bowl champions (UCF in as the nation’s top defensive player in 2015, while Navy quarterback 2013 and 2017; Houston in 2015), 11 NCAA individual championships, Keenan Reynolds finished fifth in the Heisman Trophy voting. and a Rhodes Scholar. Additionally, American Athletic Conference More recently, Houston’s Ed Oliver won the 2017 Outland Tro- teams have advanced to the College World Series, reached the phy as the nation’s best interior lineman, while UCF quarterback semifinal and final rounds of the NIT, qualified McKenzie Milton was eighth in the 2017 Heisman for the match play round of the NCAA Men’s balloting. Golf Championship and registered Top 10 Additionally, SMU’s Avery Acker was finishes at the NCAA Cross Country and chosen as the Division I women’s vol- Outdoor Track and Field championships. leyball Academic All-America of the The American Athletic Conference Year in 2015, while Tulsa cross country was one of six finalists for the 2016 standout Kirk Smith was chosen as a Sports Business Journal Sports League Rhodes Scholar in the fall of 2016. The of the Year award, along with Major League Baseball, Major League conference has had a record 31 student-athletes earn Google Cloud Soccer, NASCAR, the National Basketball Association and the PGA Tour. CoSIDA Academic All-America accolades in the last two seasons. The 2017 football season saw The American enjoy unprecedented suc- The American Athletic Conference holds media rights partnerships cess as UCF finished as the only undefeated team in the nation, and the with ESPN and CBS Sports, which provide the conference with outstand- first in the last four college football seasons, capping a 13-0 campaign ing national exposure on the two industry leaders in sports television. with a win against Auburn in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl. UCF ended the The football portion of the contract calls for nearly 90 percent of con- year as the No. 1-ranked team in the Colley Matrix and was ranked No. ference-controlled games on national broadcast or national cable plat- 6 in the finalAssociated Press poll, marking the best final ranking for a forms. The first three American Athletic Conference Football Champi- team from The American in the league’s brief history. UCF’s finish in the onships were televised by ABC as part of Championship Saturday. The AP poll gave teams from The American three Top 10 finishes in the last American has had a combined 41 regular-season football games with five end-of-the-year polls. more than one million viewers in the last three seasons. Additionally, seven teams from The American played in bowl games American Athletic Conference teams have access to the pinnacle last season as the league went 3-1 against other Power 6 conferences in of college football’s postseason structure. An American representa- the postseason. UCF and Memphis finished No. 12 and No. 20, respective would be chosen for the College Football Playoff semifinals if it is tively, in the final College Football Playoff rankings, giving The Ameri- among the top four teams in the CFP selection committee’s final rank- can three-straight seasons with multiple teams in the final ranking. UCF, ing. Otherwise, the league would place its champion in a New Year’s Memphis and USF were all ranked in the finalAP Top 25 poll of the sea- Bowl if it is ranked higher than the champions of Conference USA, the son. The American is one of only three conferences (along with the Big Mid-American Conference, the Mountain West Conference and the Sun Ten and the Big 12) that has had at least three 10-win teams in each of Belt Conference. the last two seasons. Additionally, The American holds primary or secondary partnerships The American has had a combined 22 teams play in bowl games in the with 12 bowls for the current six-year cycle, ensuring multiple annual last three seasons, highlighted by UCF’s win against Auburn last year matchups against the nation’s top conferences and providing desirable and Houston’s win against Florida State in the 2015 Chick-fil-A Peach postseason destinations to member institutions. EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 98 2018 Football Fact Book 2018 American Athletic Conference Bowl Partners AutoNation Cure Bowl Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl Location: Orlando, Fla. Location: Fort Worth, Texas Date: December 15, 2018 Date: December 22, 2018 Time: 2:30 p.m. (ET) Time: 3:30 p.m. (ET) Stadium: Camping World Stadium (61,348) Stadium: Amon G. Carter Stadium (50,000) Network: CBS Sports Network Network: ESPN Opponent: Sun Belt Conference selection Opponent: Big 12 Conference selection Phone: (407) 235-3925 Phone: (817) 810-0012 Mailing Address: Orlando Sports Foundation, 36 West Pine Street Orlando, FL 32801 Mailing Address: 505 Main Street, Suite 270, Fort Worth, TX 76102 Website: www.curebowl.com Website: www.armedforcesbowl.com

Cheribundi Tart Cherry Boca Raton Bowl Military Bowl presented by Northrop Grumman Location: Boca Raton, Fla. Location: Annapolis, Md. Date: December 18, 2018 Date: December 31, 2018 Time: 7:00 p.m. (ET) Time: 12 noon (ET) Stadium: FAU Stadium (30,000) Stadium: Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (34,000) Network: ESPN Network: ESPN Opponent: Conference USA selection Opponent: Atlantic Coast Conference selection Phone: (704) 973-5000 Phone: (202) 776-2919 Mailing Address: ESPN Events, 11001 Rushmore Drive, Charlotte, NC 28277 Mailing Address: 1742 N Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036 Website: www.cheribundibocaratonbowl.com Website: www.militarybowl.org

Frisco Bowl Location: Frisco, Texas If the American Athletic Conference champion is the highest-ranked team among Date: December 19, 2018 the champions of Conference USA, the Mid-American Conference, the Mountain Time: 8:00 p.m. (ET) West and the Sun Belt, it would play in one of the following New Year’s Bowls: Stadium: Toyota Stadium (20,500) Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl Network: ESPN Location: Atlanta, Ga. Opponent: at-large selection Date: December 29, 2018 Phone: (888) 323-4625 Time: 12 noon (ET) Mailing Address: 9200 World Cup Way, Suite 202, Frisco, TX 75033 Stadium: Mercedes-Benz Stadium (71,000) Website: www.theFriscoBowl.com Network: ESPN Opponent: at-large selection Bad Boy Mowers Gasparilla Bowl Phone: (404) 586-8500 Location: Tampa, Fla. Mailing Address: 3284 Northside Parkway, Suite 550, Atlanta, GA 30327 Date: December 28, 2018 Website: www.chick-fil-apeachbowl.com Time: 8:00 p.m. (ET) Stadium: Raymond James Stadium (65,857) PlayStation Fiesta Bowl Network: ESPN Location: Glendale, Ariz. Opponent: at-large selection Date: January 1, 2019 Phone: (727) 290-9865 Time: 1:00 p.m. (ET) Mailing Address: 100 Second Avenue South, Suite N204, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 Stadium: University of Phoenix Stadium (63,400) Website: www.gasparillabowl.com Network: ESPN Opponent: at-large selection Birmingham Bowl Phone: (480) 350-0900 Location: Birmingham, Ala. Mailing Address: 7135 East Camelback Road, Suite 190, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 Date: December 22, 2018 Website: www.fiestabowl.org Time: 12 noon (ET) Stadium: Legion Field (72,000) Network: ESPN Opponent: Southeastern Conference selection Phone: (205) 733-3776 Mailing Address: 2 Riverchase Office Plaza, Suite 110, Birmingham, AL 35244 Website: www.birminghambowl.com

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 99 2018 Football Fact Book 2017 American Athletic Conference Standings AAC GAMES OVERALL GAMES W-L Pts Opp Pct W-L Pts Opp Pct Home Away Neut Streak EAST UCF 8-0 359 187 1.000 13-0 627 329 1.000 7-0 5-0 1-0 Won 13 USF 6-2 301 186 .750 10-2 459 282 .833 5-1 4-1 1-0 Won 1 Temple 4-4 209 218 .500 7-6 326 335 .538 3-3 3-3 1-0 Won 2 Cincinnati 2-6 169 277 .250 4-8 251 382 .333 2-4 2-4 0-0 Won 1 ECU 2-6 215 369 .250 3-9 299 540 .250 2-5 1-4 0-0 Lost 1 Connecticut 2-6 210 306 .250 3-9 283 455 .250 2-4 1-4 0-1 Lost 5

WEST Memphis 7-1 388 234 .875 10-3 592 422 .769 7-1 3-2 0-0 Lost 2 Houston 5-3 231 207 .625 7-5 339 286 .583 4-2 3-2 0-1 Lost 1 Navy 4-4 227 233 .500 7-6 396 342 .538 5-1 2-4 0-1 Won 1 SMU 4-4 290 303 .500 7-6 492 477 .538 6-1 1-4 0-1 Lost 1 Tulane 3-5 242 240 .375 5-7 330 350 .417 4-2 1-5 0-0 Lost 1 Tulsa 1-7 198 279 .125 2-10 352 450 .167 2-4 0-6 0-0 Lost 5 AAC Championship Game: UCF 62, Memphis 55 (2OT), Dec. 2, 2017 at Orlando, Fla.

2017 American Athletic Conference Individual Honors Offensive Player-of-the-Year ■ McKenzie Milton, QB, UCF ■Second Team All-Conference OFFENSE Defensive Player-of-the-Year WR – Tre’Quan Smith, Jr., UCF; WR – Trevon Brown, Jr., ECU; WR – Justin Hobbs, Ed Oliver, DT, Houston Jr., Tulsa; OT – Korey Cunningham, Sr., Cincinnati; OT – Wyatt Miller, Jr., UCF; OT Special Teams Player-of-the-Year – Marcus Norman, Soph., USF; OG – Brian Carter, Sr., Temple; OG - Tyler Bowling, Tony Pollard, WR/KR, Memphis Jr., Tulsa; C – Chandler Miller, Jr., Tulsa; TE – Joey Magnifico, Soph., Memphis; Rookie-of-the-Year QB – Quinton Flowers, Sr., USF; RB – Dontrell Hilliard, Sr., Tulane; RB – Darrell T.J. Carter, CB, Memphis Henderson, Soph., Memphis Coaches-of-the-Year Scott Frost, UCF DEFENSE DL – Trysten Hill, Soph., UCF; DL – Bruce Hector, Sr., USF; DL – Sharif Finch, Sr., Team Academic Excellence Award Temple; DL – Jacob Martin, Sr., Temple; DL – Jeremy Smith, Sr., Tulsa; LB – Cincinnati Chequan Burkett, Sr., UCF; LB – Jaylyin Minor, Sr., Cincinnati; LB – D.J. Palmore, Sr., ■ Navy; LB – Rae Juan Marbley, Sr., Tulane; CB – T.J. Carter, Fr., Memphis; CB – Deat- ■First Team All-Conference rick Nichols, Sr., USF; S – Khalil Williams, Sr., Houston; S – Devin Abraham, Sr., USF OFFENSE WR – Anthony Miller, Sr., Memphis; WR – Trey Quinn, Jr., SMU; WR – Courtland Sut- SPECIAL TEAMS ton, Jr., SMU; OT - Aaron Evans, Sr., UCF; OT – Trevon Tate, Jr., Memphis; OG – Gabe K – Matthew Wright, Jr., UCF; P – Mac Loudermilk, Jr., UCF; RS – Mike Hughes, Jr., UCF Kuhn, Sr., Memphis; OG – Jeremi Hall, Sr., USF; C – Jordan Johnson, Soph., UCF; TE – Jordan Akins, Sr., UCF; QB – McKenzie Milton, Soph., UCF; QB – Riley Ferguson, Sr., ■■Honorable Mention All-Conference Memphis; RB – Adrian Killins, Soph., UCF; RB – D’Angelo Brewer, Sr., Tulsa OFFENSE DEFENSE WR – Davon Grayson, Gr., ECU; WR – Steven Dunbar, Sr., Houston; OT – Evan DL – Jamiyus Pittman, Sr., UCF; DL – Ed Oliver, Soph., Houston; DL – Deadrin Sen- Plagg, Sr., Tulsa; C – Cameron Ruff, Sr., USF; C – Evan Brown, Sr., SMU at, Sr., USF; DL – Justin Lawler, Sr., SMU; LB - Shaquem Griffin, Sr., UCF; LB – D’Juan Hines, Sr., Houston; LB – Genard Avery, Jr., Memphis; LB – Auggie Sanchez, Sr., DEFENSE USF; CB – Mike Hughes, Jr., UCF; CB – Parry Nickerson, Sr., Tulane; S – Kyle Gibson, DL – Marquise Copeland, Jr., Cincinnati; DL – Kiante Anderson, Sr., ECU; LB – Junior Jr., UCF; S – Delvon Randall, Jr., Temple Joseph, Sr., Connecticut; LB – Micah Thomas, Sr., Navy; CB – Jordan Wyatt, Jr., SMU; CB – Donnie Lewis, Jr., Tulane; S – Terrell Williams, Sr., Houston; S – Sean Williams, SPECIAL TEAMS Jr., Navy; S – Sean Chandler, Sr., Temple; S – McKinley Whitfield, Jr., Tulsa K – Emilio Nadelman, Sr., USF; P – James Smith, Fr., Cincinnati; RS – Tony Pollard, Soph., Memphis

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 100 2018 Football Fact Book 2017 American Athletic Conference Team Statistics Rushing Offense G Att Yds Avg TD Yds/G Tulsa 12 45 44 0 1 12 0 352 29.3 Navy 13 822 4568 5.6 42 351.4 Houston 12 43 43 0 0 12 1 339 28.2 USF 12 634 3169 5.0 30 264.1 Tulane 12 44 37 1 0 9 0 330 27.5 Tulsa 12 592 2967 5.0 36 247.2 Temple 13 39 33 1 0 19 0 326 25.1 Tulane 12 575 2778 4.8 31 231.5 ECU 12 36 35 0 0 16 0 299 24.9 UCF 13 500 2583 5.2 39 198.7 UConn 12 36 27 1 0 12 1 283 23.6 Memphis 13 453 2562 5.7 33 197.1 Cincinnati 12 32 24 4 0 9 0 251 20.9 SMU 13 486 2397 4.9 26 184.4 Houston 12 446 2002 4.5 25 166.8 Rushing Defense G Rushes Yards Avg. TD Yds/G UConn 12 486 1752 3.6 17 146.0 USF 12 457 1523 3.3 17 126.9 Temple 13 461 1773 3.8 15 136.4 Houston 12 471 1775 3.8 19 147.9 Cincinnati 12 371 1624 4.4 11 135.3 Navy 13 447 2009 4.5 18 154.5 ECU 12 396 1292 3.3 10 107.7 UCF 13 498 2078 4.2 16 159.8 Temple 13 532 2270 4.3 18 174.6 Pass Offense G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds Avg TD Yds/G Memphis 13 568 2394 4.2 25 184.2 Memphis 13 488 307 10 62.9 4355 8.9 39 335.0 UConn 12 447 2221 5.0 26 185.1 UCF 13 424 287 9 67.7 4313 10.2 38 331.8 Cincinnati 12 526 2309 4.4 19 192.4 ECU 12 543 307 16 56.5 3815 7.0 26 317.9 SMU 13 546 2700 4.9 33 207.7 SMU 13 487 283 13 58.1 3823 7.9 35 294.1 Tulane 12 464 2525 5.4 26 210.4 UConn 12 421 256 11 60.8 3230 7.7 18 269.2 ECU 12 501 2951 5.9 36 245.9 Houston 12 411 281 12 68.4 3136 7.6 16 261.3 Tulsa 12 543 3180 5.9 32 265.0 Temple 13 453 262 15 57.8 3273 7.2 21 251.8 USF 12 368 196 6 53.3 2987 8.1 25 248.9 Pass Defense G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds Avg TD Yds/G Cincinnati 12 434 245 9 56.5 2597 6.0 20 216.4 Temple 13 387 221 10 57.1 2689 6.9 21 206.8 Tulsa 12 292 156 8 53.4 2077 7.1 6 173.1 Navy 13 333 204 7 61.3 2805 8.4 23 215.8 Tulane 12 241 136 6 56.4 1920 8.0 12 160.0 Tulane 12 319 181 13 56.7 2708 8.5 19 225.7 Navy 13 102 42 10 41.2 1005 9.9 10 77.3 USF 12 435 230 20 52.9 2794 6.4 17 232.8 Cincinnati 12 353 219 5 62.0 2833 8.0 23 236.1 Pass Efficiency G Att Cmp Pct Int Yds TD Effic Tulsa 12 325 213 7 65.5 3167 9.7 24 263.9 UCF 13 424 287 67.7 9 4313 38 178.5 UCF 13 471 261 20 55.4 3485 7.4 24 268.1 Memphis 13 488 307 62.9 10 4355 39 160.1 SMU 13 394 247 12 62.7 3497 8.9 26 269.0 SMU 13 487 283 58.1 13 3823 35 142.4 Houston 12 473 295 15 62.4 3291 7.0 10 274.2 USF 12 368 196 53.3 6 2987 25 140.6 Memphis 13 486 283 16 58.2 3667 7.5 31 282.1 Houston 12 411 281 68.4 12 3136 16 139.5 ECU 12 341 227 7 66.6 3554 10.4 31 296.2 Navy 13 102 42 41.2 10 1005 10 136.7 UConn 12 473 318 6 67.2 4007 8.5 34 333.9 Tulane 12 241 136 56.4 6 1920 12 134.8 Pass Effic. Defense G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Effic UConn 12 421 256 60.8 11 3230 18 134.1 USF 12 435 230 20 52.9 2794 17 110.5 Temple 13 453 262 57.8 15 3273 21 127.2 Houston 12 473 295 15 62.4 3291 10 121.4 ECU 12 543 307 56.5 16 3815 26 125.5 UCF 13 471 261 20 55.4 3485 24 125.9 Cincinnati 12 434 245 56.5 9 2597 20 117.8 Temple 13 387 221 10 57.1 2689 21 128.2 Tulsa 12 292 156 53.4 8 2077 6 114.5 Memphis 13 486 283 16 58.2 3667 31 136.1 Tulane 12 319 181 13 56.7 2708 19 139.6 Total Offense G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Yds/G Cincinnati 12 353 219 5 62.0 2833 23 148.1 Memphis 13 2562 4355 941 6917 7.4 72 532.1 Navy 13 333 204 7 61.3 2805 23 150.6 UCF 13 2583 4313 924 6896 7.5 77 530.5 SMU 13 394 247 12 62.7 3497 26 152.9 USF 12 3169 2987 1002 6156 6.1 55 513.0 UConn 12 473 318 6 67.2 4007 34 159.6 SMU 13 2397 3823 973 6220 6.4 61 478.5 Tulsa 12 325 213 7 65.5 3167 24 167.5 Navy 13 4568 1005 924 5573 6.0 52 428.7 ECU 12 341 227 7 66.6 3554 31 180.0 Houston 12 2002 3136 857 5138 6.0 41 428.2 ECU 12 1292 3815 939 5107 5.4 36 425.6 Total Defense G Rush Pass Plys Yards Avg TD Yds/G Tulsa 12 2967 2077 884 5044 5.7 42 420.3 USF 12 1523 2794 892 4317 4.8 34 359.8 UConn 12 1752 3230 907 4982 5.5 35 415.2 Navy 13 2009 2805 780 4814 6.2 41 370.3 Tulane 12 2778 1920 816 4698 5.8 43 391.5 Temple 13 2270 2689 919 4959 5.4 39 381.5 Temple 13 1773 3273 914 5046 5.5 36 388.2 Houston 12 1775 3291 944 5066 5.4 29 422.2 Cincinnati 12 1624 2597 805 4221 5.2 31 351.8 UCF 13 2078 3485 969 5563 5.7 40 427.9 Cincinnati 12 2309 2833 879 5142 5.8 42 428.5 Scoring Offense G TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf Pts Avg Tulane 12 2525 2708 783 5233 6.7 45 436.1 UCF 13 84 80 1 0 13 1 627 48.2 Memphis 13 2394 3667 1054 6061 5.8 56 466.2 Memphis 13 79 76 0 0 14 0 592 45.5 SMU 13 2700 3497 940 6197 6.6 59 476.7 USF 12 57 52 1 0 21 0 459 38.2 UConn 12 2221 4007 920 6228 6.8 60 519.0 SMU 13 64 57 1 1 15 1 492 37.8 Tulsa 12 3180 3167 868 6347 7.3 56 528.9 Navy 13 52 48 1 0 10 2 396 30.5 ECU 12 2951 3554 842 6505 7.7 67 542.1 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 101 2018 Football Fact Book Scoring Defense G TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf Pts Avg ECU 12 44 878 0 20.0 USF 12 37 32 1 1 8 0 282 23.5 Navy 13 37 730 0 19.7 Houston 12 32 31 0 0 21 0 286 23.8 SMU 13 48 935 0 19.5 UCF 13 43 36 1 0 11 0 329 25.3 USF 12 30 552 0 18.4 Temple 13 40 39 0 1 18 0 335 25.8 Tulsa 12 44 809 0 18.4 Navy 13 43 37 3 1 13 0 342 26.3 Tulane 12 47 45 0 0 7 1 350 29.2 Punt Returns G Ret Yds TD Avg Cincinnati 12 46 42 1 0 20 1 382 31.8 UCF 13 17 250 1 14.7 Memphis 13 56 50 2 0 10 1 422 32.5 USF 12 24 226 0 9.4 SMU 13 62 57 3 0 14 0 477 36.7 Temple 13 22 168 1 7.6 Tulsa 12 58 50 1 1 16 0 450 37.5 Navy 13 8 58 0 7.2 UConn 12 61 57 1 0 10 0 455 37.9 Cincinnati 12 14 95 0 6.8 ECU 12 73 69 0 0 11 0 540 45.0 UConn 12 10 67 0 6.7 Memphis 13 21 115 0 5.5 (Gained) (Lost) Houston 12 16 70 0 4.4 Turnover Margin G Fum Int Tot Fum Int Tot Mgn Per/G SMU 13 7 26 0 3.7 UCF 13 12 20 32 6 9 15 +17 1.31 Tulane 12 7 23 0 3.3 Memphis 13 15 16 31 6 10 16 +15 1.15 Tulsa 12 3 4 0 1.3 USF 12 4 20 24 8 6 14 +10 0.83 ECU 12 6 -4 0 -0.7 Tulane 12 6 13 19 5 6 11 +8 0.67 SMU 13 11 12 23 6 13 19 +4 0.31 3rd-Down Conversions G Conv Att Pct Tulsa 12 7 7 14 5 8 13 +1 0.08 Houston 12 81 178 45.5 Houston 12 6 15 21 11 12 23 -2 -0.17 UCF 13 75 165 45.5 Navy 13 9 7 16 9 10 19 -3 -0.23 Navy 13 85 187 45.5 Temple 13 8 10 18 7 15 22 -4 -0.31 Memphis 13 74 169 43.8 Cincinnati 12 6 5 11 7 9 16 -5 -0.42 USF 12 90 206 43.7 UConn 12 5 6 11 8 11 19 -8 -0.67 Tulsa 12 83 190 43.7 ECU 12 4 7 11 5 16 21 -10 -0.83 SMU 13 83 192 43.2 Temple 13 82 198 41.4 Punting G No. Yards Avg/P PR Avg TBg Net/P ECU 12 82 199 41.2 Cincinnati 12 64 2688 42.0 67 1.0 0 41.0 Tulane 12 65 163 39.9 Memphis 13 50 2037 40.7 23 0.5 2 39.5 UConn 12 76 191 39.8 Houston 12 58 2423 41.8 48 0.8 5 39.2 Cincinnati 12 67 172 39.0 UCF 13 46 1822 39.6 41 0.9 0 38.7 SMU 13 59 2396 40.6 67 1.1 3 38.5 4th-Down Conversions G Conv Att Pct Navy 13 42 1703 40.5 69 1.6 2 38.0 SMU 13 14 20 70.0 ECU 12 53 2312 43.6 204 3.8 6 37.5 Navy 13 23 35 65.7 Tulsa 12 63 2617 41.5 204 3.2 5 36.7 Tulane 12 16 25 64.0 UConn 12 64 2442 38.2 64 1.0 2 36.5 Tulsa 12 14 23 60.9 Tulane 12 58 2235 38.5 38 0.7 4 36.5 USF 12 12 20 60.0 USF 12 64 2649 41.4 158 2.5 10 35.8 ECU 12 17 29 58.6 Temple 13 59 2312 39.2 97 1.6 7 35.2 Memphis 13 11 20 55.0 Cincinnati 12 8 15 53.3 Field Goals G Made Att Pct UCF 13 10 20 50.0 Tulane 12 9 10 .900 Temple 13 10 20 50.0 USF 12 21 25 .840 Houston 12 8 18 44.4 Houston 12 12 15 .800 UConn 12 11 27 40.7 Tulsa 12 12 16 .750 Memphis 13 14 19 .737 Penalties G No Yds Avg/G UCF 13 13 18 .722 Navy 13 53 528 40.6 SMU 13 15 21 .714 Tulane 12 70 579 48.2 Temple 13 19 28 .679 UConn 12 63 586 48.8 UConn 12 12 18 .667 Houston 12 72 646 53.8 ECU 12 16 25 .640 ECU 12 80 705 58.8 Navy 13 10 18 .556 SMU 13 83 769 59.2 Cincinnati 12 9 17 .529 Tulsa 12 84 720 60.0 UCF 13 109 888 68.3 Kickoff Returns G Ret Yds TD Avg Temple 13 101 902 69.4 Memphis 13 48 1249 4 26.0 Cincinnati 12 94 876 73.0 UCF 13 36 894 2 24.8 Memphis 13 111 1006 77.4 Houston 12 32 721 0 22.5 USF 12 110 1032 86.0 Temple 13 47 1046 1 22.3 UConn 12 50 1054 0 21.1 Tulane 12 28 580 0 20.7 Cincinnati 12 35 724 0 20.7 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 102 2018 Football Fact Book 2017 American Athletic Conference Individual Statistics Rushing Team G Att Yds Avg TD Long Yds/G All Purpose Team G Rush Rcv PR KR Yds Avg/G D’Angelo Brewer TLS 11 288 1517 5.3 9 60 137.9 Malcolm Perry NAVY 12 1182 303 0 318 1803 150.2 Zach Abey NAVY 12 293 1413 4.8 19 75 117.8 D’Angelo Brewer TLS 11 1517 88 4 0 1609 146.3 Malcolm Perry NAVY 12 138 1182 8.6 11 92 98.5 Derrell Henderson MEM 12 1154 226 0 250 1630 135.8 Derrell Henderson MEM 12 130 1154 8.9 9 82 96.2 Trevon Brown ECU 12 16 1069 2 452 1539 128.2 Dontrell Hilliard TLN 12 210 1091 5.2 12 75 90.9 Tony Pollard MEM 13 230 536 2 881 1649 126.8 Quinton Flowers USF 12 196 1078 5.5 11 44 89.8 Zach Abey NAVY 12 1413 5 0 0 1418 118.2 Xavier Jones SMU 13 182 1075 5.9 9 58 82.7 Anthony Miller MEM 13 25 1462 11 31 1529 117.6 Darius Tice USF 12 178 943 5.3 11 54 78.6 Trey Quinn SMU 13 0 1236 13 113 1362 104.8 Shamari Brooks TLS 9 119 687 5.8 10 63 76.3 D’Ernest Johnson USF 12 796 153 51 241 1241 103.4 Patrick Taylor MEM 12 157 866 5.5 13 66 72.2 Dontrell Hilliard TLN 12 1091 115 0 0 1206 100.5

Passing Team G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Avg/G Interceptions Team G Int Yds TD Long Int/G Riley Ferguson MEM 13 474 299 9 63.1 4257 38 327.5 Parry Nickerson TLN 12 6 8 0 8 1.3 McKenzie Milton UCF 13 395 265 9 67.1 4037 37 310.5 Devin Abraham USF 12 5 85 0 27 17.0 Ben Hicks SMU 13 472 276 12 58.5 3569 33 274.5 T.J. Carter MEM 13 5 74 0 42 14.5 Bryant Shirreffs UCONN 9 260 171 5 65.8 2287 14 254.1 Jordan Wyatt SMU 11 4 165 2 85 41.2 Quinton Flowers USF 12 355 188 6 53.0 2911 25 242.6 Garrett Davis HOU 12 4 94 0 58 23.5 Gardner Minshew ECU 10 304 174 7 57.2 2140 16 214.0 Mike Hughes UCF 13 4 92 1 57 23.0 Hayden Moore CIN 12 424 239 9 56.4 2562 20 213.5 Terrell Williams HOU 12 4 62 0 20 15.5 Jonathan Banks TLN 11 219 124 5 56.6 1797 12 163.4 Kyle Gibson UCF 13 4 26 0 17 6.5 Thomas Sirk ECU 11 238 132 9 55.5 1655 9 150.5 Delvon Randall TEM 13 4 16 0 16 4.0 D’Eriq King HOU 10 139 90 2 64.7 1260 7 126.0 Sean Chandler TEM 13 3 92 0 48 30.7

Total Offense Team G Rush Pass Plays Total Yds/G Punt Returns Team G Ret Yds TD Long Avg McKenzie Milton UCF 13 613 4037 501 4650 357.7 Tajee Fullwood USF 9 12 160 0 46 13.3 Quinton Flowers USF 12 1078 2911 551 3989 332.4 John Williams MEM 11 18 102 0 23 5.7 Riley Ferguson MEM 13 22 4257 528 4279 329.2 Ben Hicks SMU 13 47 3569 526 3616 278.2 Kick Returns Team G Ret Yds TD Long Avg Bryant Shirreffs UCONN 9 200 2287 350 2487 276.3 Tony Pollard MEM 13 22 881 4 100 40.0 Hayden Moore CIN 12 312 2562 516 2874 239.5 Mike Hughes UCF 13 20 635 2 95 31.8 Jonathan Banks TLN 11 592 1797 367 2389 217.2 Warren Michael II CIN 12 19 439 0 41 23.1 Gardner Minshew ECU 10 -40 2140 322 2100 210.0 John Leday HOU 11 25 572 0 81 22.9 Zach Abey NAVY 12 1413 805 365 2218 184.8 Mike Jones TEM 13 27 599 0 42 22.2 Sherman Badie TLN 12 22 476 0 52 21.6 Thomas Sirk ECU 11 165 1655 302 1820 165.5 Trevon Brown ECU 12 21 452 0 48 21.5 Quayvon Skanes UCONN 10 26 540 0 42 20.8 Receptions/G Team G Rec Yds TD Long Avg/C Rec/G Kevin Johnson SMU 11 17 349 0 39 20.5 Trey Quinn SMU 13 114 1236 13 77 10.8 8.77 Keylon Stokes TLS 9 26 527 0 39 20.3 Anthony Miller MEM 13 96 1462 18 89 15.2 7.38 Linell Bonner HOU 11 80 889 5 62 11.1 7.27 Punting Team G Punt Yds Long Avg Steven Dunbar HOU 12 76 1070 3 75 14.1 6.33 Austin Barnes ECU 11 50 2200 65 44.0 Davon Grayson ECU 11 59 886 6 75 15.0 5.36 Jon Hernandez USF 12 61 2649 63 43.4 Courtland Sutton SMU 13 68 1085 12 62 16.0 5.23 Thomas Bennett TLS 12 61 2581 67 42.3 Kahlil Lewis CIN 12 61 676 7 75 11.1 5.08 James Smith CIN 12 64 2688 65 42.0 Trevon Brown ECU 12 60 1069 7 95 17.8 5.00 Dane Roy HOU 12 58 2423 59 41.8 Quay Johnson ECU 10 47 464 3 31 9.9 4.70 Nick Jacobs MEM 12 26 1065 55 41.0 Justin Hobbs TLS 12 55 830 3 69 15.1 4.58 Jamie Sackville SMU 13 59 2396 64 40.6 Owen White NAVY 13 42 1703 61 40.5 Reception Yds/G Team G Rec Yds TD Long Avg/C Yds/G Alex Starzyk TEM 13 57 2301 54 40.4 Anthony Miller MEM 13 96 1462 18 89 15.2 112.5 Mac Loudermilk UCF 13 46 1822 69 39.6 Trey Quinn SMU 13 114 1236 13 77 10.8 95.1 Tre’quan Smith UCF 13 59 1171 13 79 19.8 90.1 Field Goals Team G FG FGA Pct. FG/G Steven Dunbar HOU 12 76 1070 3 75 14.1 89.2 Emilio Nadelman USF 12 21 25 84.0 1.75 Trevon Brown ECU 12 60 1069 7 95 17.8 89.1 Jake Verity ECU 12 16 25 64.0 1.33 Courtland Sutton SMU 13 68 1085 12 62 16.0 83.5 Aaron Boumerhi TEM 13 15 23 65.2 1.15 Linell Bonner HOU 11 80 889 5 62 11.1 80.8 Josh Williams SMU 13 14 20 70.0 1.08 Davon Grayson ECU 11 59 886 6 75 15.0 80.5 Caden Novikoff HOU 12 12 15 80.0 1.00 Marquez Scantling USF 12 53 879 6 95 16.6 73.2 Redford Jones TLS 12 12 16 75.0 1.00 Justin Hobbs TLS 12 55 830 3 69 15.1 69.2 Matthew Wright UCF 13 13 18 72.2 1.00 Riley Patterson MEM 13 11 16 68.8 0.85 Mike Tarbutt UCONN 11 9 14 64.3 0.82 Merek Glover TLN 11 8 9 88.9 0.73 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 103 2018 Football Fact Book Scoring Team G TD XPT FG 2XP Pts Pts/G Tackles For Loss Team G Solo Ast Yds Total Avg/G Zach Abey NAVY 12 20 0 0 0 120 10.0 Genard Avery MEM 13 19 6 104 22.0 1.69 Emilio Nadelman USF 12 0 52 21 0 115 9.6 Ed Oliver HOU 12 14 5 60 16.5 1.38 Matthew Wright UCF 13 0 80 13 0 119 9.2 Kyran Mitchell SMU 13 15 1 66 15.5 1.19 Anthony Miller MEM 13 18 0 0 0 108 8.3 Justin Lawler SMU 13 13 5 76 15.5 1.19 Riley Patterson MEM 13 0 63 11 0 96 7.4 Sharif Finch TEM 13 14 2 80 15.0 1.15 Patrick Taylor MEM 12 14 0 0 0 84 7.0 Greg Reaves USF 12 11 6 52 14.0 1.17 Dontrell Hilliard TLN 12 14 0 0 0 84 7.0 Shaquem Griffin UCF 13 11 5 74 13.5 1.04 Jake Verity ECU 12 0 35 16 0 83 6.9 Bruce Hector USF 12 12 2 79 13.0 1.08 Redford Jones TLS 12 0 44 12 0 80 6.7 D.J. Palmore NAVY 13 11 3 41 12.5 0.96 Shamari Brooks TLS 9 10 0 0 0 60 6.7 Quincy Roche TEM 13 11 1 46 11.5 0.88

Tackles Team G Solo Ast Total Avg/G Sack Fumbles Forced Team G Num Avg/G Jaylyin Minor CIN 12 64 61 125 10.4 1.0 Jordan Wyatt SMU 11 3 0.27 McKinley Whitfield TLS 12 67 46 113 9.4 0.0 Tre Bell UCONN 12 3 0.25 D’Juan Hines HOU 12 57 53 110 9.2 0.0 Tito Windham MEM 12 3 0.25 Cooper Edmiston TLS 12 55 51 106 8.8 0.0 D’Juan Hines HOU 12 3 0.25 Korrin Wiggins ECU 11 54 42 96 8.7 0.0 Quincy Roche TEM 13 3 0.23 Perry Young CIN 12 56 45 101 8.4 0.0 Kiante Anderson ECU 9 2 0.22 Mikial Onu SMU 13 85 20 105 8.1 0.0 Vontae Diggs UCONN 11 2 0.18 Pat Jasinski UCF 13 46 58 104 8.0 1.0 Curtis Akins MEM 11 2 0.18 Rae Juan Marbley TLN 12 60 36 96 8.0 2.0 Ed Oliver HOU 12 2 0.17 Curtis Akins MEM 11 60 28 88 8.0 0.5 Tyrell Gilbert CIN 12 2 0.17 Matthew Adams HOU 11 54 34 88 8.0 1.5 Junior Joseph UCONN 12 55 36 91 7.6 4.0 Fumbles Recovered Team G Num Avg/G Jordan Williams ECU 12 42 47 89 7.4 0.0 D.J. Palmore NAVY 13 3 0.23 Auggie Sanchez USF 12 46 38 84 7.0 2.0 Wilson Petera Jr TLS 11 2 0.18 Vontae Diggs UCONN 11 45 32 77 7.0 0.0 Delano Robinson SMU 12 2 0.17 Micah Thomas NAVY 12 44 37 81 6.8 0.5 Cooper Edmiston TLS 12 2 0.17 Carter Jacobs CIN 12 59 21 80 6.7 0.0 Tyrell Gilbert CIN 12 2 0.17 Shaun Bradley TEM 13 51 34 85 6.5 1.0 Shaquem Griffin UCF 13 2 0.15 Austin Hall MEM 13 66 18 84 6.5 1.0 Austin Hall MEM 13 2 0.15 Chequan Burkett UCF 13 44 38 82 6.3 1.5 T.J. Carter MEM 13 2 0.15 Genard Avery MEM 13 52 28 80 6.2 8.5 Jonathan Cook MEM 13 2 0.15 Delvon Randall TEM 13 62 18 80 6.2 1.0 Kyle Gibson UCF 13 2 0.15 Ed Oliver HOU 12 47 26 73 6.1 5.5 Sean Chandler TEM 13 56 23 79 6.1 0.0 Passes Defended Team G Brup Int Total Avg/G Jonathan Cook MEM 13 63 15 78 6.0 0.0 Deatrick Nichols USF 12 12 3 15 1.25 Jarrod Franklin TLN 12 52 20 72 6.0 1.0 T.J. Carter MEM 13 11 5 16 1.23 Craig Suits TLS 12 38 34 72 6.0 0.0 Donnie Lewis TLN 12 11 3 14 1.17 Parry Nickerson TLN 12 8 6 14 1.17 Sacks Team G Solo Ast Yds Total Avg/G Jonathan Cook MEM 13 13 2 15 1.15 Justin Lawler SMU 13 8 3 67 9.5 0.73 Mike Hughes UCF 13 11 4 15 1.15 Genard Avery MEM 13 7 3 66 8.5 0.65 Jordan Wyatt SMU 11 8 4 12 1.09 Sharif Finch TEM 13 8 1 57 8.5 0.65 Tito Windham MEM 12 11 1 12 1.00 Jacob Martin TEM 13 7 2 59 8.0 0.62 Mazzi Wilkins USF 12 9 3 12 1.00 Shaquem Griffin UCF 13 6 2 61 7.0 0.54 Tyris Wooten NAVY 12 12 0 12 1.00 Bruce Hector USF 12 6 2 53 7.0 0.58 Quincy Roche TEM 13 7 0 39 7.0 0.54 Cole Ormsby UCONN 12 7 0 38 7.0 0.58 Jeremy Smith TLS 12 6 0 51 6.0 0.50 Deadrin Senat USF 12 5 2 47 6.0 0.50

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 104 2018 Football Fact Book 2017 Review September 2, 2017 September 9, 2017 Game 1 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, Greenville, N.C. Game 2 Milan Puskar Stadium, Morgantown, W.Va. James Madison ...... 34 ECU ...... 20 ECU ...... 14 West Virginia ...... 56 Greenville, N.C. – Defending FCS national champion James Madison used a domi- Morgantown, W.Va. – Mountaineer quarterback Will Grier’s precision passing at- nant rushing attack to push its win streak to 13 straight and record a season-opening tack staked West Virginia to a commanding halftime lead before coasting to a 56-20 34-14 victory over ECU at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium ... For the Pirates, the loss snapped win over ECU at Milan Puskar Stadium ... In all, Grier completed 19-of-25 passes for a run of 25 consecutive triumphs over FCS opponents dating back to 1980 ... The 352 yards and five touchdowns - three to David Sills - to send the Pirates to their Dukes racked up 410 ground yards against ECU, the 11th-highest total allowed by seventh-straight road loss ... The Mountaineers scored on seven of their first eight the Pirates in program history ... Senior Cardon Johnson picked up 265 yards on 17 possessions, including the first five, to build a 49-3 intermission cushion ... The 49 carries - and average of 15.6 per attempt - and reached paydirt on separate jaunts points were the most ECU had surrendered during first half action in program his- of 85 and 80 yards in the third and fourth quarters, respectively ... On the flipside, tory ... The Pirates regrouped in the final 30 minutes, outscoring WVU 17-7 on a Jake the Pirates’ offense was stymied by a stingy Dukes defense that surrendered only Verity field goal and a pair of scoring tosses from Thomas Sirk and Gardner Minshew 70 rushing yards (2.3 ypr) and forced four turnovers - three coming on interceptions to Jimmy Williams and Trevon Brown, respectively ... Minshew’s 95-yarder to Brown ... After Johnson’s first long gainer on the first snap of the second half gave JMU a served as the longest TD throw in the school’s annals ... West Virginia also benefitted 14-0 cushion, ECU used a Bobby Fulp interception at the Dukes’ 25-yard line to set from a sturdy ground game, racking up 211 rushing yards and three additional scores up Darius Pinnix’s six-yard scoring rush to help the Pirates pull within seven with ... The Mountaineers, who averaged an impressive 9.3 yards on 38 first down snaps, 10:11 to play in the third period ... ECU advanced deep into James Madison territory compiled 479 total yards in the opening half ... Four of WVU’s first seven touchdown on its next three possessions, reaching the 36, 20 and four-yard lines before getting drives consumed less than than 1:00 off the clock as a result of big plays. halted on a fumble and pair of fourth-down stops ... JMU’s offense added more ECU 3 0 10 7 – 20 separation with a 17-yard scoring toss from Bryan Schor to Nick Carlton to close the WEST VIRGINIA 21 28 7 0 – 56 third stanza before Johnson ripped off his 80-yarder and Marcus Marshall followed with a 70-yard TD sprint late in the fourth period ... The Dukes tallied an impressive Scoring Summary 453 yards (of 614) on 34 first-down snaps during the contest - an average of 13.3 per WVU–Justin Crawford 5 run (Mike Molina kick), 12:44, 1st play ... Thomas Sirk came off the bench to complete 21-of-35 passes for 210 yards ECU–Jake Verity 23 field goal, 6:08, 1st to lead ECU offensively. WVU–Ka’Raun White 7 pass from Will Grier (Molina kick), 3:50, 1st WVU–Kennedy McKoy 13 run (Molina kick), 1:04, 1st JAMES MADISON 7 0 14 13 – 34 WVU–Marcus Simms 52 pass from Grier (Molina kick), 10:31, 2nd ECU 0 0 7 7 – 14 WVU–David Sills 9 pass from Grier (Molina kick), 9:31, 2nd Scoring Summary WVU–Crawford 41 run (Molina kick), 4:35, 2nd JMU–Bryan Schor 4 run (Tyler Gray kick), 5:11, 1st WVU–Sills 75 pass from Grier (Molina kick), 0:30, 2nd JMU–Cardon Johnson 85 run (Gray kick), 14:41, 3rd ECU–Verity 45 field goal, 12:08, 3rd ECU–Darius Pinnix 6 run (Jake Verity kick), 10:11, 3rd ECU–Jimmy Williams 19 pass from Thomas Sirk (Verity kick), 7:55, 3rd JMU–Nick Carlton 17 pass from Schor (Gray kick), 0:06, 3rd WVU–Sills 4 pass from Grier (Molina kick), 6:07, 3rd JMU–Johnson 80 run (Gray kick failed), 11:36, 4th ECU–Trevon Brown 95 pass from Gardner Minshew (Verity kick), 10:13, 4th JMU–Marcus Marshall 70 run (Ethan Ratke kick), 2:34, 4th Attendance: 56,797; Weather: mostly clear, 62 degrees ECU–Derrell Scott 1 run (Verity kick), 0:23, 4th FS2: Brian Custer (play-by-play), Ben Leber (analyst) Attendance: 40,169; Weather: overcast, 79 degrees Statistics ECU WVU ESPN3: Greg Mescall (play-by-play), Rene Ingoglia (analyst) First Downs 21 30 Statistics JMU ECU Rushing Attempts 32 47 First Downs 23 28 Rushing Yards 142 211 Rushing Attempts 42 30 Completions-Attempts-Int. 23-47-2 24-34-0 Rushing Yards 410 70 Passing Yards 328 403 Completions-Attempts-Int. 17-24-1 28-53-3 TOTAL OFFENSE 470 614 Passing Yards 204 292 Punts-Average 5-40.0 4-40.0 TOTAL OFFENSE 614 362 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0 Punts-Average 4-43.0 4-49.2 Penalties-Yards 8-103 4-55 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-1 Sacks By-Yards 1-5 0-0 Penalties-Yards 14-172 8-61 3rd Down Conversions 7-17 6-13 Sacks By-Yards 1-6 1-9 4th Down Conversions 1-2 1-1 3rd Down Conversions 5-11 6-16 Time of Possession 31:42 28:18 4th Down Conversions 0-1 2-5 RUSHING: ECU–T. Dye 14-71; H. Howe 9-54; T. Sirk 7-34; G. Minshew 1-(-3). WVU–J. Time of Possession 29:57 30:03 Crawford 15-118, 2 TD; K. McKoy 11-49, 1 TD; T. Bush 9-30; M. Pettaway 6-12; W. RUSHING: JMU–C. Johnson 17-265, 2 TD; M. Marshall 10-88, 1 TD; B. Schor 10-48, 1 Grier 4-6; C. Chugunov 2-(-4). TD; T. Sharp 4-11. ECU–D. Scott 12-45, 1 TD; D. Pinnix 3-7, 1 TD; T. Sirk 4-7; H. Howe PASSING: ECU–T. Sirk 16-34-2, 191, 1 TD; G. Minshew 7-13-0, 137, 1 TD. WVU–W. Grier 4-7; D. Grayson 1-4; G. Minshew 3-3; J. Williams 1-2. 19-25-0, 352, 5 TD; C. Chugunov 5-9-0, 51. PASSING: JMU–B. Schor 17-24-1, 204, 1 TD. ECU–T. Sirk 21-35-2, 210; G. Minshew RECEIVING: ECU–J. Williams 7-86, 1 TD; D. Grayson 5-76; Q. Johnson 4-30; T. Brown 7-18-1, 82. 2-103, 1 TD; T. Dye 2-18; D. Farrier 2-9; H. Howe 1-6. WVU–D. Sills 7-153, 3 TD; K. RECEIVING: JMU–J. Miller 5-43; D. Eldridge 3-51; I. Hyman 3-49; N. Carlton 3-38, 1 White 4-49, 1 TD; G. Jennings 4-46; R. Roberson 2-9; M. Simms 1-52, 1 TD; R. TD; C. Johnson 2-12; T. Woods 1-11. ECU–D. Grayson 7-86; D. Farrier 7-68; T. Brown Rogers 1-26; K. McKoy 1-21; E. Wellman 1-19; M. Pettaway 1-12; D. Bowen 1-9; 4-43; J. Williams 3-41; Q. Johnson 3-28; T. Deans 2-18; S. Baggett 1-5; D. Scott 1-3. D. Maiden 1-7.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 106 2018 Football Fact Book September 16, 2017 September 24, 2017 Game 3 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, Greenville, N.C. Game 4 Pratt & Whitney Stadium, East Hartford, Conn. No . 16 Virginia Tech ...... 64 ECU ...... 41 ECU ...... 17 Connecticut ...... 38 Greenville, N.C. – No. 16 Virginia Tech rallied from a 17-7 first-quarter deficit with East Hartford, Conn. – Quarterback Thomas Sirk passed for a career-high 426 yards a run of 57 unanswered points to post a 64-17 non-conference triumph over ECU at and connected on three scoring tosses to Davon Grayson to lead ECU to a 41-38 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium ... The Pirates used a pair of Gardner Minshew touchdown American Athletic Conference win over Connectictut at Pratt & Whitney Stadium ... passes, which included a seven-yarder to Davon Grayson and a 76-yarder to Trevon The Pirates started fast by building a 27-7 second-quarter lead on a rare Sunday Brown, and a Jake Verity field goal for the early lead before the Hokies stormed afternoon tilt before staving off a furious Husky rally that included 24 second-half back with scores on nine-straight possessions (six TDs, three FGs) ... Quarterback points ... ECU’s first victory of the season wasn’t certain until UConn kicker Mike Tar- Josh Jackson spearheaded the charge with a 24-of-31, 372-yard, five-touchdown butt’s 33-yard field goal attempt was wide right as time expired ... Sirk completed passing effort, while 10 Virginia Tech rushers amassed a combined 287 ground yards 30-of-39 passes, including his first 11 for 133 yards and a pair of scores, and added ... The Hokies’ defense also made adjustments, blanking the Pirates by limiting 31 ground yards to fuel a Pirate offense that racked up a season-best 596 yards them to only 68 yards on their last 11 drives (after ECU gained 213 on its first three ... Grayson caught TD passes of 17, 24 and 75 yards to finish with a career-high 11 possessions) ... Virginia Tech forced three turnovers, cashing those into 17 points ... receptions for 223 yards - the third-highest single-game receiving total in school Brown turned in his second-consecutive 100-yard receiving outing (4-107) to lead history ... After Sirk and Grayson connected for a 75-yarder on the first snap of the ECU offensively. second half, UConn outscored ECU 24-7 the remainder the contest to try and pull off the comeback ... The Huskies drove down to the Pirate 15-yard line in the final 2:34 VIRGINIA TECH 7 16 34 7 – 64 before Tarbutt’s misfire. ECU 17 0 0 0 – 17 ECU 21 6 14 0 – 41 Scoring Summary CONNECTICUT 7 7 17 7 – 38 ECU–Davon Grayson 9 pass from Gardner Minshew (Jake Verity kick), 12:53, 1st VT–Steven Peoples 1 run (Joey Slye kick), 8:44, 1st Scoring Summary ECU–Trevon Brown 76 pass from Minshew (Verity kick), 7:55, 1st ECU–Davon Grayson 17 pass from Thomas Sirk (Jake Verity kick), 10:14, 1st ECU–Verity 35 field goal, 2:34, 1st UCONN–Mason Donaldson 45 pass from Bryant Shirreffs (Mike Tarbutt kick), 8:52, 1st VT–Cam Phillips 10 pass from Josh Jackson (Slye kick), 13:11, 2nd ECU–Grayson 24 pass from Sirk (Verity kick), 5:50, 1st VT–Slye 25 field goal, 8:36, 2nd ECU–Derrell Scott 6 run (Verity kick), 3:46, 1st VT–Slye 34 field goal, 2:07, 2nd ECU–Verity 46 field goal, 13:12, 2nd VT–Slye 37 field goal, 0:43, 2nd ECU–Verity 26 field goal, 5:51, 2nd VT–Phillips 31 pass from Jackson (Jackson pass failed), 12:53, 3rd UCONN–Nate Hopkins 1 run (Tarbutt kick), 1:52, 2nd VT–Travon McMillian 70 pass from Jackson (Slye kick), 11:54, 3rd ECU–Grayson 75 pass from Sirk (Verity kick), 14:50, 3rd VT–Phillips 45 pass from Jackson (Slye kick), 7:46, 3rd UCONN–Donaldson 12 pass from Shirreffs (Tarbutt kick), 12:20, 3rd VT–Sean Savoy 9 pass from Jackson (Slye kick), 5:54, 3rd ECU–Hussein Howe 14 run (Verity kick), 11:00, 3rd VT–Jalen Holston 1 run (Slye kick), 0:40, 3rd UCONN–Arkeel Newsome 8 run (Tarbutt kick), 8:54, 3rd VT–Coleman Fox 5 run (Brian Johnson kick), 6:50, 4th UCONN–Tarbutt 20 field goal, 0:50, 3rd UCONN–Newsome 79 pass from Shirreffs (Tarbutt kick), 5:48, 4th Attendance: 43,776; Weather: partly cloudy, 85 degrees CBSSN: Dave Ryan (play-by-play), Corey Chavous (analyst), Tina Cervasio Attendance: 14,036; Weather: clear, 84 degrees (reporter) ESPNU: Mike Corey (play-by-play), Rene Ingoglia (analyst) Statistics VT ECU Statistics ECU UCONN First Downs 34 12 First Downs 30 27 Rushing Attempts 62 31 Rushing Attempts 47 38 Rushing Yards 287 40 Rushing Yards 170 190 Completions-Attempts-Int. 25-33-0 11-30-1 Completions-Attempts-Int. 30-39-0 24-39-1 Passing Yards 388 241 Passing Yards 426 406 TOTAL OFFENSE 675 281 TOTAL OFFENSE 596 596 Punts-Average 2-46.0 6-38.0 Punts-Average 4-43.5 5-38.2 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-2 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 7-69 6-40 Penalties-Yards 8-78 4-40 Sacks By-Yards 2-19 1-11 Sacks By-Yards 1-4 1-8 3rd Down Conversions 9-15 4-15 3rd Down Conversions 8-16 6-13 4th Down Conversions 1-1 1-1 4th Down Conversions 1-1 1-1 Time of Possession 39:13 20:47 Time of Possession 37:22 22:38 RUSHING: VT–T. McMillian 11-72; A. Bush 5-66; D. McLease 11-55; J. Holston 10-39, 1 RUSHING: ECU–D. Scott 13-36, 1 TD; H. Howe 4-32, 1 TD; T. Sirk 14-31; T. Dye 6-22; D. TD; C. Fox 8-34, 1 TD; S. Peoples 8-26, 1 TD; C. Carroll 1-5; J. Jackson 3-(-5). ECU–T. Pinnix 6-18; T. Brown 2-16; D. Grayson 1-10; Q. Johnson 1-5. UCONN–K. Mensah Dye 11-31; D. Scott 9-15; H. Howe 4-10; D. Pinnix 4-2; R. Herring 1-1; Minshew 16-107; N. Hopkins 7-32, 1 TD; B. Shirreffs 8-18; K. Dixon 2-18; A. Newsome 4-15, 2-(-19). 1 TD; D. Williams 1-0. PASSING: VT–J. Jackson 24-31-0, 372, 5 TD; A. Bush 1-2-0, 16. ECU–G. Minshew 11- PASSING: ECU–T. Sirk 30-39-0, 426, 3 TD. UCONN–B. Shirreffs 24-39-1, 406, 3TD . 30-1, 241, 2 TD. RECEIVING: ECU–D. Grayson 11-223, 3 TD; T. Brown 9-92; Q. Johnson 6-60; H. Howe RECEIVING: VT–C. Phillips 14-189, 3 TD; S. Savoy 4-30, 1 TD; H. Murphy 2-29; T. 3-44; M. Gray 1-7. UCONN–A. Newsome 8-170, 1 TD; M. Donaldson 6-108, 2 TD; Q. McMillian 1-70, 1 TD; J. Clark 1-34; D. McClease 1-15; D. Keene 1-14. ECU–T. Brown Skanes 4-47; K. Dixon 2-26; K. Mensah 2-8; A. McLean 1-35; T. Beals 1-12. 4-107, 1 TD; S. Baggett 1-41; T. Dye 1-30; Q. Johnson 1-27; M. Gray 1-11; J. Williams 1-9; D. Grayson 1-9, 1 TD; H. Howe 1-7.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 107 2018 Football Fact Book September 30, 2017 October 7, 2017 Game 5 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, Greenville, N.C. Game 6 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, Greenville, N.C. No . 18 USF ...... 61 . Temple ...... 34 ECU ...... 31 ECU ...... 10 Greenville, N.C. – A 390-yard rushing attack and a run of 23 unanswered points Greenville, N.C. – Temple’s defense continued its mastery against ECU, holding the in the game’s final 17 minutes allowed No. 18 USF to pull away from ECU during a Pirates to a season lows in points (10) and rushing yards (34) during a 34-10 Amer- 61-31 American Athletic Conference win at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium ... The Pirates had ican Athletic Conference victory at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium ... Less than a year after trimmed the Bulls’ led to 38-31 on Thomas Sirk’s one-yard scoring plunge with 6:31 accomplishing a similar feat during a 37-10 win in Philadelphia, the Owls also ben- to play in the third period, but USF responded three touchdowns and a field goal efitted from a 24-point second-quarter to erase an early 3-0 deficit ... Quarterback to close out the game ... Sirk, who completed 20-of-43 passes for 302 yards and Logan Marchi completed 19-of-31 passes for 321 yards and a pair of scores to lead a a pair of TDs, led the ECU ground effort with 87 yards and two scores on 18 carries resurgent Temple offensive unit that racked up 523 total yards after averaging just ... He also helped the Pirates battle back from a 24-10 early second-quarter deficit 295.8 a game and 16.2 points per outing prior to the contest ... The Owls stifled the with a 13-yard TD run and a two-yard scoring toss to Stephen Baggett to close the Pirates’ rushing attack to -7 yards during the fateful second period, while answering first half only trailing 31-24 ... However, Quinton Flowers (8-of-11, 118 yards, two TDs) ECU’s 3-0 lead with an Aaron Boumerhi field goal, a five-yard TD pass from Marchi and D’Ernest Johnson (9-83, 1 TD rushing) enjoyed big second half performances to Adonis Jennings and two-yard scoring runs by David Hood and Rob Ritrovato to spark the Bulls. to open a comfortable 24-3 cushion at intermission ... ECU trimmed the margin to 14 on Quay Johnson’s 11-yard touchdown reception with 10:47 to play in the third USF 21 10 17 13 – 61 quarter, but the Owls shut out the Pirates for the remainder of the game ... ECU ECU 10 14 7 0 – 31 was also hampered by a myriad of penalties which totaled 96 yards and poor third Scoring Summary down execution on both sides of the ball as Temple converted 14-of-20 of those USF–D’Ernest Johnson 1 run (Emilio Nadelman kick), 11:09, 1st opportunities, while the Pirates managed just a 3-of-14 success rate ... Pirate QB ECU–Jake Verity 28 field goal, 8:49, 1st Thomas Sirk completed 20-of-38 passes for 253 yards and a score, but faced re- USF–Quinton Flowers 16 run (Nadelman kick), 8:11, 1st lentless pressure from the Owls who recorded four sacks and netted a total of eight ECU–Davon Grayson 31 pass from Thomas Sirk (Verity kick), 4:14, 1st tackles for lost yardage. USF–Auggie Sanchez 43 interception return (Nadelman kick), 1:48, 1st TEMPLE 0 24 7 3 – 34 USF–Nadelman 37 field goal, 12:13, 2nd ECU 3 0 7 0 – 10 ECU–Sirk 13 run (Verity kick), 9:49, 2nd USF–Marquez Scantling 75 run (Nadelman kick), 9:37, 2nd Scoring Summary ECU–Stephen Baggett 2 pass from Sirk (Verity kick), 0:00, 2nd ECU–Jake Verity 25 field goal, 7:52, 1st USF–Tyre McCants 14 pass from Flowers (Nadelman kick), 11:48, 3rd TEM–Aaron Boumerhi 29 field goal, 14:44, 2nd ECU–Sirk 1 run (Verity kick), 6:31, 3rd TEM–Adonis Jennings 5 pass from Logan Marchi (Boumerhi kick), 7:01, 2nd USF–Scantling 4 pass from Flowers (Nadelman kick), 1:51, 3rd TEM–David Hood 2 run (Boumerhi kick), 4:34, 2nd USF–Nadelman 28 field goal, 0:00, 3rd TEM–Rob Ritrovato 2 run (Boumerhi kick), 1:05, 2nd USF–Darius Tice 1 run (Nadelman kick), 12:40, 4th ECU–Quay Johnson 11 pass from Thomas Sirk (Verity kick), 10:47, 3rd USF–Johnson 10 run (Nadelman kick failed), 5:50, 4th TEM–Isaiah Wright 32 pass from Marchi (Boumerhi kick), 2:04, 3rd TEM–Boumerhi 39 field goal, 14:54, 4th Attendance: 34,883; Weather: mostly clear, 74 degrees CBSSN: John Sadak (play-by-play), Randy Cross (analyst), Jordan Daigle Attendance: 31,326; Weather: mostly cloudy, 76 degrees (reporter) ESPNU: Mike Couzens (play-by-play), John Congemi (analyst) Statistics USF ECU Statistics TEM ECU First Downs 25 23 First Downs 24 15 Rushing Attempts 50 36 Rushing Attempts 46 22 Rushing Yards 390 108 Rushing Yards 179 34 Completions-Attempts-Int. 13-21-0 21-46-2 Completions-Attempts-Int. 21-33-1 20-38-1 Passing Yards 185 306 Passing Yards 344 253 TOTAL OFFENSE 575 414 TOTAL OFFENSE 523 287 Punts-Average 2-32.5 5-36.0 Punts-Average 2-39.5 6-45.3 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-0 Penalties-Yards 8-102 6-58 Penalties-Yards 8-65 8-96 Sacks By-Yards 1-7 1-7 Sacks By-Yards 4-26 0-0 3rd Down Conversions 10-14 8-18 3rd Down Conversions 14-20 3-14 4th Down Conversions 0-0 2-3 4th Down Conversions 1-1 1-2 Time of Possession 27:29 32:31 Time of Possession 37:20 22:40 RUSHING: USF–D. Johnson 16-111, 2 TD; Q. Flowers 10-93, 1 TD; M. Scantling 2-80, 1 RUSHING: TEM–D. Hood 20-106, 1 TD; R. Ritrovato 14-48, 1 TD; N. Sharga 3-10; T. TD; D. Tice 12-65, 1 TD; T. Sands 6-29; E. Mack 3-10; B. Kean 1-2. ECU–T. Sirk 18-87, Williams 2-4; I. Wright 1-3; L. Marchi 1-3; R. Armstead 4-3; F. Nutile 2-2. ECU–D. 2 TD; T. Dye 3-12; H. Howe 7-8; D. Pinnix 5-4; D. Scott 2-3; Q. Johnson 1-(-6). Pinnix 7-30; H. Howe 4-10; D. Grayson 1-10; T. Dye 1-(-2); T. Sirk 9-(-14). PASSING: USF–Q. Flowers 10-18-0, 160, 2 TD; B. Kean 2-2-0, 13; C. Oladokun 1-1-0, PASSING: TEM–L. Marchi 19-31-1, 321, 2 TD; F. Nutile 2-2-0, 23. ECU–T. Sirk 20-38-1, 12. ECU–T. Sirk 20-43-2, 302, 2 TD; G. Minshew 1-3-0, 4. 253, 1 TD. RECEIVING: USF–M. Scantling 6-94, 1 TD; M. Wilcox 3-25; T. McCants 2-31, 1 TD; D. RECEIVING: TEM–I. Wright 6-91, 1 TD; K. Kirkwood 4-79; A. Jennings 3-37, 1 TD; R. Salomon 1-33; D. Johnson 1-2. ECU–D. Grayson 5-101, 1 TD; Q. Johnson 4-48; J. Jones 2-47; B. Yancy 1-48; B. Mack 1-15; F. Johnson 1-8; D. Hood 1-8; K. Yeboah Williams 2-48; D. Scott 2-28; T. Brown 2-20; T. Dye 2-7; M. Vines 1-34; D. Pinnix 1-6; V. Bryant 1-5. ECU–J. Williams 5-110; H. Howe 5-24; Q. Johnson 3-51, 1 TD; D. 1-10; H. Howe 1-8; S. Baggett 1-2, 1 TD. Grayson 2-40; T. Brown 2-19; D. Pinnix 2-6; C, Marshmon 1-3.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 108 2018 Football Fact Book October 14, 2017 October 21, 2017 Game 7 Spectrum Stadium, Orlando, Fla. Game 8 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, Greenville, N.C. ECU ...... 21 BYU ...... 17 No . 22 UCF ...... 63 ECU ...... 33 Orlando, Fla. – For the second consecutive year, UCF tallied points on offense, Greenville, N.C. – Jake Verity matched a school single-game record by drilling four defense and special teams to run past ECU for a 63-21 American Athletic Confer- field goals and Gardner Minshew tossed a pair of second-half touchdown passes ence victory at Spectrum Stadium ... The Knights quickly built a comfortable 42-14 to lift ECU to a 33-17 non-conference triumph over BYU at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium halftime lead by racking up 392 yards and scoring on five of its first seven offensive ... The Pirates scored on their first four possessions after halftime to break open possessions, which didn’t include Tre Neal’s 50-yard interception return of a Thomas a 10-10 deadlock, while the ECU defense forced two punts, made a fourth down Sirk pass midway through the second quarter ... UCF extended the cushion to 49-14 stop and picked off a pass to keep BYU out of the endzone until late in the fourth on Mike Hughes’ 66-yard punt return for a score in the third period before cruising period ... The Cougars used a short field following a fumble recovery to open an the rest of the way ... While the Pirate defense surrendered 603 total yards, the ECU early 7-0 lead, but ECU outscored BYU 33-3 on the strength of Verity’s leg and Min- offense also had a difficult night getting untracked with a season-low 160 passing shew’s arm ... After Thomas Sirk’s one-yard scoring plunge with 3:09 left in the yards while being limited to just 15 completions ... Darius Pinnix came within seven opening stanza evened the contest, Verity connected on a pair of 42-yarders and yards of his first career 100-yard rushing performance, finishing with 93 on 13 carries added 32 and 33-yard three-pointers to give the Pirates a 19-10 cushion after three - an average of 7.2 yards per attempt ... UCF quarterback McKenzie Milton spear- quarters ... Minshew, who replaced an injured Sirk with 3:05 remaining in the third headed the Knights’ offensive attack with a 21-of-27, 324-yard passing outing that period, capped a quick three-play drive with a 26-yard TD toss to Trevon Brown also included a pair of scoring tosses ... Sirk managed only nine completions on 21 to open the fourth quarter ... ECU’s defense followed with a fourth-down stop at attempts for 91 yards, but did find Deondre Farrier and Davon Grayson on TD throws. the Pirate four-yard line on BYU’s next possession before linebacker Cannon Gibbs’ interception set up Minshew’s second scoring pass - a nine-yard screen to Quay ECU 7 7 0 7 – 21 Johnson - and provide a comfortable 33-10 cushion with 6:25 remaining ... Davon UCF 21 21 7 14 – 63 Grayson turned in his third triple-digit outing of the year with 10 receptions for 164 Scoring Summary yards to lead all receivers. UCF–Jordan Akins 48 pass from McKenzie Milton (Matthew Wright kick), 13:44, 1st BYU 7 3 0 7 – 17 UCF–Jamiyus Pittman 4 pass from Milton (Wright kick), 6:17, 1st ECU 7 3 9 14 – 33 ECU–Deondre Farrier 5 pass from Thomas Sirk (Jake Verity kick), 4:32, 1st UCF–Adrian Killins 3 run (Wright kick), 0:12, 1st Scoring Summary UCF–Milton 1 run (Wright kick), 7:49, 2nd BYU–Micah Simon 12 pass from Tanner Mangum (Rhett Almond kick), 6:52, 1st UCF–Tre Neal 50 interception return (Wright kick), 7:25, 2nd ECU–Thomas Sirk 1 run (Jake Verity kick), 3:09, 1st ECU–Davon Grayson 4 pass from Sirk (Verity kick), 1:41, 2nd ECU–Verity 42 field goal, 10:35, 2nd UCF–Taj McGowan 4 run (Wright kick), 0:40, 2nd BYU–Almond 22 field goal, 0:00, 2nd UCF–Mike Hughes 66 punt return (Wright kick), 4:48, 3rd ECU–Verity 42 field goal, 13:01, 3rd UCF–Noah Vedral 13 run (Wright kick), 12:58, 4th ECU–Verity 32 field goal, 6:17, 3rd ECU–Tahj Deans 17 pass from Gardner Minshew (Verity kick), 10:41, 4th ECU–Verity 33 field goal, 1:07, 3rd UCF–Greg McCrae 18 run (Wright kick), 5:19, 4th ECU–Trevon Brown 26 pass from Gardner Minshew (Verity kick), 13:47, 4th Attendance: 40,287; Weather: mostly clear, 81 degrees ECU–Quay Johnson 9 pass from Minshew (Verity kick), 6:25, 4th CBSSN: Rich Waltz (play-by-play), Aaron Murray (analyst), Cassie McKinney BYU–Matt Bushman 12 pass from Mangum (Almond kick), 3:48, 4th (reporter) Attendance: 38,835; Weather: partly cloudy, 71 degrees Statistics ECU UCF CBSSN: Dave Ryan (play-by-play), Corey Chavous (analyst), Melanie Collins (reporter) First Downs 16 33 Rushing Attempts 37 42 Statistics BYU ECU Rushing Yards 187 238 First Downs 22 22 Completions-Attempts-Int. 15-33-1 25-31-0 Rushing Attempts 31 35 Passing Yards 160 365 Rushing Yards 102 115 TOTAL OFFENSE 347 603 Completions-Attempts-Int. 26-41-1 20-30-0 Punts-Average 8-49.9 3-46.3 Passing Yards 319 298 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 TOTAL OFFENSE 421 413 Penalties-Yards 10-55 10-77 Punts-Average 5-46.4 3-45.7 Sacks By-Yards 2-6 1-13 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1 3rd Down Conversions 7-17 5-9 Penalties-Yards 8-69 2-15 4th Down Conversions 0-1 0-1 Sacks By-Yards 1-5 3-20 Time of Possession 32:08 27:52 3rd Down Conversions 6-15 4-12 RUSHING: ECU–D. Pinnix 13-93; H. Howe 12-69; D. Anderson 8-20; D. Farrier 1-13; 4th Down Conversions 0-2 1-1 T. Sirk 3-(-8). UCF–G. McCrae 6-67, 1 TD; C. Richardson 8-59; A. Killins 8-52, 1 Time of Possession 33:16 26:44 TD; T. McGowan 8-26, 1 TD; N. Vedral 4-21, 1 TD; M. Milton 4-6, 1 TD; C. Jordan- RUSHING: BYU–U. Tolutau 15-62; K. Hall 9-46; R. Burt 2-8; A. Kafentzis 1-5; T. Williams 3-6. Mangum 4-(-19). ECU–D. Anderson 12-43; T. Sirk 5-25, 1 TD; H. Howe 7-24; D. PASSING: ECU–T. Sirk 9-21-1, 91, 2 TD; G. Minshew 6-12-0, 69, 1 TD. UCF–M. Milton Pinnix 5-13; D. Grayson 1-12; D. Scott 2-5; G. Minshew 1-(-5). 21-27-0, 324, 2 TD; N. Vedral 4-4-0, 41. PASSING: BYU–T. Mangum 26-41-1, 319, 2 TD. ECU–T. Sirk 14-21-0, 177; G. Minshew RECEIVING: ECU–D. Grayson 6-96, 1 TD; Q. Johnson 4-35; D. Farrier 3-9, 1 TD; T. 6-9-0, 121, 2 TD Deans 1-17, 1 TD; D. Anderson 1-3. UCF–O. Anderson 7-76; T. Smith 5-93; J. Akins RECEIVING: BYU–A. Hifo 9-148; M. Simon 4-30, 1 TD; M. Bushman 4-24, 1 TD; N. 2-52, 1 TD; C. Stewart 2-49; A. Harris 2-29; A. Killins 2-21; M. Williams 1-22; E. Pau’u 2-29; K. Hall 2-25; B. Tanner 2-24; J. Trinnaman 2-22; B. El-Bakri 1-17. Logan-Greene 1-7; G. Davis 1-7; G. McCrae 1-5; J. Pittman 1-4, 1 TD. ECU–D. Grayson 10-164; Q. Johnson 5-51, 1 TD; T. Brown 3-74, 1 TD; S. Baggett 2-9.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 109 2018 Football Fact Book November 4, 2017 November 11, 2017 Game 9 TDECU Stadium, Houston, Texas Game 10 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, Greenville, N.C. ECU ...... 27 Tulane ...... (OT) 31 Houston ...... 52 ECU ...... 24 Houston, Texas – Houston used big plays on offense and cashed all three take- Greenville, N.C. – Tulane converted a pair of criticial fourth-down plays on both aways into touchdowns to capture a 52-27 American Athletic Conference win over sides of the ball during overtime to post a 31-24 American Athletic Conference road ECU at TDECU Stadium ... The explosive Cougars had eight plays exceed 20 yards, triumph against ECU at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium ... After the Pirates impressively ex- including back-to-back touchdown tosses of 75 and 62 midway through the third ecuted a two-minute drill to tie the contest at 24 with 36 seconds to play on Gardner quarter that stymied a Pirate comeback attempt and broke open a narrow 28-17 Minshew’s nine-yard scoring toss to Deondre Farrier, the Green Wave used a 16- lead ... The loss spoiled a record-breaking performance by ECU quarterback Gardner yard TD run by quarterback Jonathan Banks on a fourth-and-one call to cap their Minshew, who established school and AAC single-game standards in completions OT possession ... ECU quickly marched down to the Tulane one-yard line on its series, (52) and attempts (68), while turning in the program’s third-highest air yardage but Darius Pinnix was greeted by Robert Kennedy and a host of other Green Wave total (463) ... The Pirates used successive Minshew TD throws to Trevon Brown before defenders just short of the goal line for a game-winning stop on a fourth-and-one and after halftime to dent a 28-3 UH lead, but the Cougars answered with a run of snap ... The Pirates fought back from a 24-14 deficit in the fourth quarter, using an 24 points on the two long pass plays, a Caden Novikoff field goal and Brandon Mc- inspired defense that allowed only 64 yards and Jake Verity’s 29-yard field goal at Dowell’s 74-yard pick-six with 12:26 remaining to put the game on ice ... In addition the 12:18 mark before Minshew engineered the contest-tying drive ... Prior to seizing to scoring on a one-yard run to open the contest, Cougar quarterback D’Eriq King the momentum, the Pirates had difficulty slowing Tulane’s rushing attack as the averaged 22 yards per completion after connecting on 15-of-21 passes for 330 yards GreenWave picked up 277 ground yards in the first three stanzas, which included and three scores. 60 and 26-yard TD jaunts by Dontrell Hilliard ... The loss spoiled a solid performance from sophomore running back Hussein Howe, who turned in ECU’s first triple-digit ECU 0 10 7 10 – 27 rushing effort of the campaign with 108 yards on 14 carries - an average of 7.7 per HOUSTON 21 7 17 7 – 52 attempt ... The Pirate defense also forced a season-high three turnovers, but could Scoring Summary only cash those into three points ... Minshew completed 25-of-52 passes for 228 UH–D’Eriq King 2 run (Caden Novikoff kick), 10:48, 1st yards and a TD. UH–Duke Catalon 22 run (Novikoff kick), 7:02, 1st TULANE 7 10 7 0 7 - 31 UH–Courtney Lark 5 pass from King (Novikoff kick), 1:20, 1st ECU 7 7 0 10 0 - 24 ECU–Jake Verity 22 field goal, 8:40, 2nd UH–Mulbah Car 1 run (Novikoff kick), 7:19, 2nd Scoring Summary ECU–Trevon Brown 34 pass from Gardner Minshew (Verity kick), 5:24, 2nd TLN–Jonathan Banks 2 run (Merek Glover kick), 7:42, 1st ECU–Brown 9 pass from Minshew (Verity kick), 9:03, 3rd ECU–Darius Pinnix 2 run (Jake Verity kick), 3:09, 1st UH–Steven Dunbar 75 pass from King (Novikoff kick), 8:52, 3rd TLN–Dontrell Hilliard 60 run (Glover kick), 8:49, 2nd UH–Linell Bonner 62 pass from King (Novikoff kick), 6:09, 3rd ECU–Hussein Howe 25 run (Verity kick), 6:13, 2nd UH–Novikoff 44 field goal, 1:22, 3rd TLN–Glover 26 field goal, 0:30, 2nd UH–Brandon McDowell 74 interception return (Novikoff kick), 12:26, 4th TLN–Hilliard 26 run (Glover kick), 0:36, 3rd ECU–Verity 52 field goal, 7:30, 4th ECU–Verity 29 field goal, 12:18, 4th ECU–Quay Johnson 18 pass from Minshew (Verity kick), 2:48, 4th ECU–Deondre Farrier 9 pass from Gardner Minshew (Verity kick), 0:36, 4th TLN–Banks 16 run (Glover kick), 15:00, OT Attendance: 29,810; Weather: partly cloudy, 79 degrees CBSSN: John Sadak (play-by-play), Randy Cross (analyst), Tina Cervasio Attendance: 36,178; Weather: clear, 37 degrees (reporter) CBSSN: Dave Ryan (play-by-play), Corey Chavous (analyst), Melanie Collins (reporter) Statistics ECU UH First Downs 33 16 Statistics TLN ECU Rushing Attempts 24 26 First Downs 22 24 Rushing Yards 36 142 Rushing Attempts 52 32 Completions-Attempts-Int. 54-74-2 15-22-0 Rushing Yards 325 161 Passing Yards 468 330 Completions-Attempts-Int. 12-20-2 25-53-1 TOTAL OFFENSE 504 472 Passing Yards 121 228 Punts-Average 3-42.7 3-46.0 TOTAL OFFENSE 446 389 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 0-0 Punts-Average 4-39.5 4-40.0 Penalties-Yards 7-51 4-34 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-0 Sacks By-Yards 0-0 1-8 Penalties-Yards 8-70 2-20 3rd Down Conversions 12-22 5-9 Sacks By-Yards 1-8 0-0 4th Down Conversions 2-2 0-0 3rd Down Conversions 6-15 8-18 Time of Possession 40:23 19:37 4th Down Conversions 3-3 2-5 Time of Possession 33:35 26:25 RUSHING: ECU–D. Pinnix 8-18; T. Dye 3-12; D. Scott 1-6; D. Grayson 1-4; Q. Johnson 1-4; H. Howe 1-2; D. Anderson 4-2; T. Sirk 2-0; G. Minshew 3-(-12). UH–D. Catalon RUSHING: TLN–D. Hilliard 28-189, 2 TD; J. Banks 12-96, 2 TD; D. Bradwell 6-24; S. 9-77, 1 TD; M. Car 8-29, 1 TD; P. Carr 4-16; D. King 3-14, 1 TD; D. Mitchell 2-6. Badie 5-17. ECU–H. Howe 14-108, 1 TD; D. Scott 2-29; D. Anderson 5-18; D. Pinnix PASSING: ECU–G. Minshew 52-68-1, 463, 3 TD; Sirk 2-6-1, 5. UH–D. King 15-21-0, 6-5, 1 TD; T. Sirk 2-3; D. Grayson 1-0; G. Minshew 2-(-2). 330, 3 TD; K. Allen 0-1-0, 0. PASSING: TLN–J. Banks 11-19-2, 110; G. Cuiellette 1-1-0, 11. ECU–G. Minshew 25-52-1, RECEIVING: ECU–Q. Johnson 14-115, 1 TD; T. Brown 11-141, 2 TD; J. Williams 7-58; 228, 1 TD; Sirk 0-1-0, 0. D. Grayson 6-38; H. Howe 5-37; T. Deans 3-27; D. Farrier 3-21; D. Pinnix 3-19; RECEIVING: TLN–D. Mooney 6-67; T. Encalade 2-45; J. Robertson 2-14; K. Ardoin S. Baggett 1-7; M. Vines 1-5. UH–L. Bonner 7-147, 1 TD; S. Dunbar 6-171, 1 TD; R. 1-0; D. Hilliard 1-(-5). ECU–T. Brown 7-72; H. Howe 5-36; D. Grayson 4-43; D. Brooker 1-7; C. Lark 1-5, 1 TD. Farrier 3-34, 1 TD; J. Williams 3-24; Q. Johnson 3-19.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 110 2018 Football Fact Book November 18, 2017 November 25, 2017 Game 11 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, Greenville, N.C. Game 12 Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, Memphis, Tenn. Cincinnati ...... 20 ECU ...... 13 ECU ...... 48 Memphis ...... 70. . Greenville, N.C. – Junior receiver Trevon Brown established a school and league Memphis, Tenn. – Memphis racked up 635 yards of offense, tallied touchdowns on single-game record with 270 reception yards to lead ECU to a 48-20 American Ath- defense and special teams during a 70-13 American Athletic Conference dismantling letic Conference triumph over Cincinnati on Senior Day at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium ... of ECU at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium ... The Tigers jumped out to a decisive Quarterback Garder Minshew, who connected with Brown on a 95-yard scoring toss 49-0 halftime lead thanks to a 217-yard ground assault, touchdowns on their first to open a decisive second half, also grabbed a share of the headlines by completing six offensive possessions and Jonathan Cook’s 32-yard interception return for a 31-of-45 passes for 444 yards and four TDs ... Offensively, the Pirates did not commit score ... On the flipside, the Pirates missed a pair of field goal attempts, had three a turnover and turned in their highest scoring tally of the year, while the ECU de- turnovers and managed a paltry 27 rushing yards in the first 30 minutes of action fense limited the Bearcats to only 326 total yards - the fewest surrendered all season ... Memphis’ big-play arsenal was unveiled on its first snap from scrimmage when ... Minshew’s fast start, which included an 18-of-22, 179-yard performance during Riley Ferguson hit Anthony Miller with an 89-yard TD strike ... In all, the Tigers pro- the Pirates’ first four possessions, staked ECU to a 21-0 lead early in the second quar- duced eight plays of 20-plus yards, three of which surpassed 60 yards in length ... ter ... Cincinnati briefly rallied back on a pair of Hayden Moore scoring throws to trim Ferguson, who completed nine-of-13 passes for 299 yards, found Damonte Coxie on the margin to eight before the first of two Jake Verity field goals gave the Pirates a 61-yard scoring throw to open the third period before ECU finally got on the board a 24-13 intermission edge ... ECU opened the second half by cashing its first three via Gardner Minshew’s 33-yarder to Jimmy Williams at the 7:10 mark ... Memphis drives into 17 points courtesy of Minshew TD strikes to Brown and Deondre Farrier, added a 100-yard kickoff return by Tony Pollard and a 60-yard TD run by Patrick along with a 50-yard Verity three-pointer ... On the flipside, with the exception of Taylor to close things out ... Taylor (127) and Darrell Henderson (122) each reached one UC scoring drive, the Pirates allowed only a combined 60 yards on five other triple-digit rush totals. Bearcat possessions. ECU 0 0 13 0 – 13 CINCINNATI 0 13 7 0 - 20 MEMPHIS 28 21 14 7 – 70 ECU 14 10 14 10 - 48 Scoring Summary Scoring Summary MEM–Anthony Miller 89 pass from Riley Ferguson (Riley Patterson kick), 11:46, 1st ECU–Tahj Deans 23 pass from Gardner Minshew (Jake Verity kick), 12:30, 1st MEM–Darrell Henderson 4 run (Patterson kick), 5:07, 1st ECU–Hussein Howe 3 run (Verity kick), 6:19, 1st MEM–Jonathan Cook 32 interception return (Patterson kick), 4:42, 1st ECU–Jimmy Williams 11 pass from Minshew (Verity kick), 9:02, 2nd MEM–Phil Mayhue 46 pass from Ferguson (Patterson kick), 0:56, 1st CIN–Kahlil Lewis 75 pass from Hayden Moore (Ryan Jones kick failed), 8:51, 2nd MEM–Doroland Dorceus 19 run (Patterson kick), 12:35, 2nd CIN–JaQuay Savage 10 pass from Moore (Jones kick), 1:29, 2nd MEM–Patrick Taylor 41 run (Patterson kick), 6:40, 2nd ECU–Verity 46 field goal, 0:24, 2nd MEM–Henderson 14 run (Patterson kick), 2:10, 2nd ECU–Trevon Brown 95 pass from Minshew (Verity kick), 13:32, 3rd MEM–Damonte Coxie 61 pass from Ferguson (Patterson kick), 11:35, 3rd ECU–Deondre Farrier 22 pass from Minshew (Verity kick), 6:03, 3rd ECU–Jimmy Williams 33 pass from Gardner Minshew (Jake Verity kick blocked), 7:10, 3rd CIN–Jerron Rollins 6 pass from Moore (Jones kick), 0:46, 3rd MEM–Tony Pollard 100 kickoff return (Patterson kick), 6:56, 3rd ECU–Verity 50 field goal, 10:17, 4th ECU–Steve Baggett 5 pass from Minshew (Verity kick), 3:04, 3rd ECU–Brown 20 pass from Reid Herring (Verity kick), 5:06, 4th MEM–Taylor 60 run (Patterson kick), 9:17, 4th Attendance: 31,923; Weather: partly cloudy, 65 degrees Attendance: 41,517; Weather: partly cloudy, 61 degrees CBSSN: Dave Ryan (play-by-play), Corey Chavous (analyst), Melanie Collins ESPNU: Ryan Ruocco (play-by-play), Ray Bentley (analyst) (reporter) Statistics ECU MEM Statistics CIN ECU First Downs 27 23 First Downs 17 28 Rushing Attempts 37 34 Rushing Attempts 31 33 Rushing Yards 115 333 Rushing Yards 139 114 Completions-Attempts-Int. 28-54-3 10-15-0 Completions-Attempts-Int. 15-28-1 32-46-0 Passing Yards 351 302 Passing Yards 187 464 TOTAL OFFENSE 466 635 TOTAL OFFENSE 326 578 Punts-Average 3-37.3 1-48.0 Punts-Average 6-52.7 2-62.5 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 Penalties-Yards 8-74 8-88 Penalties-Yards 10-90 7-54 Sacks By-Yards 0-0 2-12 Sacks By-Yards 0-0 1-12 3rd Down Conversions 7-18 3-6 3rd Down Conversions 3-10 8-16 4th Down Conversions 2-4 1-1 4th Down Conversions 0-1 2-2 Time of Possession 39:50 20:10 Time of Possession 26:19 33:41 RUSHING: ECU–T. Dye 12-71; H. Howe 14-48; D. Pinnix 7-3; G. Minshew 4-(-7). RUSHING: CIN–M. Boone 15-62; M. Warren 7-51; H. Moore 7-30; T. Boose 1-(-3). MEM–P. Taylor 6-127, 2 TD; D. Henderson 10-122, 2 TD; D. Dorceus 8-51, 1 TD; D. ECU–H. Howe 16-47, 1 TD; D. Pinnix 10-36; T. Green 1-16; D. Farrier 1-7; G. Minshew Moore 3-15; R. Ferguson 3-14; A. Young 2-5; B. Davis 1-1. 2-5; R. Herring 3-3. PASSING: ECU–G. Minshew 28-54-3, 351, 2 TD. MEM–R. Ferguson 9-13-0, 299, 3 PASSING: CIN–H. Moore 15-28-1, 187, 3 TD. ECU–G. Minshew 31-45-0, 444, 4 TD; R. TD; D. Moore 1-2-0, 3. Herring 1-1-0, 20, 1 TD. RECEIVING: ECU–T. Brown 7-128; T. Deans 5-59; H. Howe 5-44; S. Baggett 2-22, 1 TD; RECEIVING: CIN–K. Lewis 2-84, 1 TD; J. Pinckney 2-18; T. Cogswell 2-13; D. Gray 2-12; D. Grayson 2-10; D. Pinnix 2-6; J. Williams 1-33, 1 TD; D. Farrier 1-31; C. Marshmon J. Rollins 2-8, 1 TD; B. Labelle 1-15; J. Hawes 1-11; J. Savage 1-10, 1 TD; T. Boose 1-9; 1-10, T. Sirk 1-7; T. Dye 1-1. MEM–A. Miller 3-144, 1 TD; D. Coxie 2-78, 1 TD; P. Mayhue M. Warren 1-7. ECU–T. Brown 9-270, 2 TD; T. Deans 5-56, 1 TD; D. Farrier 5-39, 1 2-49, 1 TD; D. Henderson 1-14; T. Pollard 1-14; R. Proctor 1-3. TD; H. Howe 4-13; J. Williams 3-38, 1 TD; S. Baggett 3-19; T. Sirk 2-21; D. Pinnix 1-8.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 111 2018 Football Fact Book 2017 Statistics ■ SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total ■Team Statistics ECU OPP ECU 89 57 88 65 0 299 SCORING 299 540 Opponents 147 160 148 78 7 540 Points Per Game 24.9 45.0 Points Off Turnovers 31 121 RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Hussein Howe 12 96 434 15 419 4.4 3 25 34.9 FIRST DOWNS 279 296 Darius Pinnix 12 74 255 26 229 3.1 2 57 19.1 Rushing 72 140 Tyshon Dye 8 50 224 7 217 4.3 0 26 27.1 Passing 172 136 Thomas Sirk 11 64 229 64 165 2.6 3 15 15.0 Penalty 35 20 Derrell Scott 9 41 145 6 139 3.4 2 27 15.4 RUSHING YARDAGE 1292 2946 Devin Anderson 4 29 98 15 83 2.9 0 11 20.8 Yards gained rushing 1523 3098 Davon Grayson 11 6 40 0 40 6.7 0 12 3.6 Yards lost rushing 231 152 Deondre Farrier 9 2 20 0 20 10.0 0 13 2.2 Rushing Attempts 396 501 Terrell Green 9 1 16 0 16 16.0 0 16 1.8 Average Per Rush 3.3 5.9 Trevon Brown 12 2 16 0 16 8.0 0 9 1.3 Average Per Game 107.7 245.5 Reid Herring 2 4 7 3 4 1.0 0 4 2.0 TDs Rushing 10 36 Quay Johnson 10 3 9 6 3 1.0 0 5 0.3 Jimmy Williams 10 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 2 0.2 PASSING YARDAGE 3815 3554 Team 4 5 0 21 -21 -4.2 0 0 -5.2 Comp-Att-Int 307-543-16 227-341-7 Gardner Minshew 10 18 28 68 -40 -2.2 0 7 -4.0 Average Per Pass 7.0 10.4 Total 12 396 1523 231 1292 3 3. 10 57 107 .7 Average Per Catch 12.4 15.7 Opponents 12 501 3098 152 2946 5 9 . 36 85 245 .5 Average Per Game 317.9 296.2 TDs Passing 26 31 PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds Td Lng Avg/G TOTAL OFFENSE 5107 6500 Gardner Minshew 10 129.13 174-304-7 57.2 2140 16 95 214.0 Total Plays 939 842 Thomas Sirk 11 118.79 132-238-9 55.5 1655 9 75 150.5 Average Per Play 5.4 7.7 Reid Herring 2 598.00 1-1-0 100.0 20 1 20 10.0 Average Per Game 425.6 541.7 Total 12 125 46. 307-543-16 56 .5 3815 26 95 317 9 . Kick Returns: #-Yards ...... 44-878 ...... 20-533 Opponents 12 180 01. 227-341-7 66 6 . 3554 31 89 296 .2 Punt Returns: #-Yards ...... 6--4 ...... 17-204 RECEIVING G No . Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Int Returns: #-Yards ...... 7-72 ...... 16-236 Trevon Brown 12 60 1069 17.8 7 95 89.1 Kick Return Average: ...... 20.0 ...... 26.6 Davon Grayson 11 59 886 15.0 6 75 80.5 Punt Return Average: ...... -0.7 ...... 12.0 Quay Johnson 10 47 464 9.9 3 31 46.4 Int Return Average: ...... 10.3 ...... 14.8 Jimmy Williams 10 32 447 14.0 3 44 44.7 Fumbles-Lost: ...... 12-5 ...... 10-4 Hussein Howe 12 30 219 7.3 0 23 18.2 PENALTIES-YARDS 80-705 93-931 Deondre Farrier 9 24 211 8.8 3 31 23.4 Average Per Game 58.8 77.6 Tahj Deans 9 16 177 11.1 2 23 19.7 Steven Baggett 12 11 105 9.5 2 41 8.8 PUNTS-YARDS 53-2312 41-1790 Darius Pinnix 12 9 49 5.4 0 10 4.1 Average Per Punt 43.6 43.7 Tyshon Dye 8 6 56 9.3 0 30 7.0 Net punt average 37.5 43.3 Derrell Scott 9 3 31 10.3 0 29 3.4 KICKOFFS-YARDS 62-3947 93-5742 Thomas Sirk 11 3 28 9.3 0 16 2.5 Average Per Kick 63.7 61.7 Mydreon Vines 9 2 39 19.5 0 34 4.3 Net kick average 38.9 40.5 Malik Gray 7 2 18 9.0 0 11 2.6 Cam Marshmon 5 2 13 6.5 0 10 2.6 TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 31:11 28:49 Devin Anderson 4 1 3 3.0 0 3 0.8 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 82/199 78/150 Total 12 307 3815 12 4 . 26 95 317 9 . 3rd-Down Pct 41% 52% Opponents 12 227 3554 15 .7 31 89 296 .2 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 17/29 8/13 PUNT RETURNS No . Yds Avg TD Long 4th-Down Pct 59% 62% Quay Johnson 3 -2 -0.7 0 0 Sacks By-Yards: ...... 11-74 ...... 15-112 Tim Irvin 1 1 1.0 0 1 Misc Yards: ...... -40 ...... 0 Colby Gore 1 -5 -5.0 0 0 Touchdowns Scored: ...... 36 ...... 73 Trevon Brown 1 2 2.0 0 2 Field Goals-Attempts: ...... 16-25 ...... 11-17 Total 6 -4 -0 .7 0 2 On-Side Kicks: ...... 0-1 ...... 0-1 Opponents 17 204 12 0 . 1 66 Red-Zone Scores: ...... (33-44) 75% ...... (50-56) 89% INTERCEPTIONS No . Yds Avg TD Long ...... (24-44) 55% ...... (41-56) 73% Red-Zone Touchdowns: Aaron Ramseur 2 29 14.5 0 31 ...... (35-36) 97% ...... (69-72) 96% PAT-Attempts: Cannon Gibbs 1 25 25.0 0 25 ATTENDANCE 257090 182447 Korrin Wiggins 1 0 0.0 0 0 Games/Avg Per Game 7/36727 5/36489 Jalen Price 1 12 12.0 0 12 Neutral Site Games 0/0 Chris Love 1 9 9.0 0 9 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 112 2018 Football Fact Book Jake Verity

Bobby Fulp 1 -3 -3.0 0 0 TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Total 7 72 10 .3 0 31 Gardner Minshew 10 322 -40 2140 2100 210.0 Opponents 16 236 14 .8 4 74 Thomas Sirk 11 302 165 1655 1820 165.5 KICK RETURNS No . Yds Avg TD Long Hussein Howe 12 96 419 0 419 34.9 Trevon Brown 21 452 21.5 0 48 Darius Pinnix 12 74 229 0 229 19.1 Chris Love 13 272 20.9 0 30 Tyshon Dye 8 50 217 0 217 27.1 Darius Pinnix 4 51 12.8 0 25 Derrell Scott 9 41 139 0 139 15.4 Davon Grayson 2 49 24.5 0 29 Devin Anderson 4 29 83 0 83 20.8 Quay Johnson 2 11 5.5 0 11 Davon Grayson 11 6 40 0 40 3.6 Hussein Howe 2 36 18.0 0 21 Reid Herring 2 5 4 20 24 12.0 Colby Gore 0 7 0.0 0 7 Deondre Farrier 9 2 20 0 20 2.2 Total 44 878 20 0 . 0 48 Terrell Green 9 1 16 0 16 1.8 Opponents 20 533 26 6 . 1 100 Trevon Brown 12 2 16 0 16 1.3 Quay Johnson 10 3 3 0 3 0.3 FUMBLE RETURNS No . Yds Avg TD Long Jimmy Williams 10 1 2 0 2 0.2 Total 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 Team 4 5 -21 0 -21 -5.2 Opponents 1 6 6 0 . 0 6 Total 12 939 1292 3815 5107 425 6 . |------PATs ------| Opponents 12 842 2946 3554 6500 541 .7 SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk Jake Verity 0 16-25 35-36 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 83 Jake Verity 16-25 64.0 0-0 6-6 3-5 5-9 2-5 52 1 Trevon Brown 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42 FG SEQUENCE ECU OPPONENTS Davon Grayson 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36 Hussein Howe 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 James Madison 51 35 Quay Johnson 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 West Virginia (23),(45),49 44,45 Deondre Farrier 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Virginia Tech (35),47 (25),(34),(37) Thomas Sirk 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Connecticut (46),(26),39 (20),33 Jimmy Williams 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 USF (28) (37),(28) Steven Baggett 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Temple (25),50 52,(29),(39) Darius Pinnix 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 UCF - - Tahj Deans 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 BYU (42),(42),(32),(33) (22),41 Derrell Scott 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Houston (22),37,(52) (44) Total 36 16-25 35-36 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 299 Tulane (29) (26) Opponents 73 11-17 69-72 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 540 Cincinnati 41,(46),(50) - Memphis 52,40 - Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 113 2018 Football Fact Book PUNTING No . Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 50+ Blkd Austin Barnes 50 2200 44.0 65 6 15 16 17 0 Jake Verity 3 112 37.3 45 0 1 1 0 0 Total 53 2312 43 6 . 65 6 16 17 17 0 Opponents 41 1790 43 .7 65 1 16 18 9 0

KICKOFFS No . Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn Caleb Pratt 61 3938 64.6 40 1 Jake Verity 1 9 9.0 0 1 Total 62 3947 63 .7 40 2 533 38 9 . 26 Opponents 93 5742 61 .7 44 3 878 40 .5 24

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Trevon Brown 12 16 1069 2 452 0 1539 128.2 Davon Grayson 11 40 886 0 49 0 975 88.6 Hussein Howe 12 419 219 0 36 0 674 56.2 Quay Johnson 10 3 464 -2 11 0 476 47.6 Jimmy Williams 10 2 447 0 0 0 449 44.9 Darius Pinnix 12 229 49 0 51 0 329 27.4 Austin Barnes Chris Love 12 0 0 0 272 9 281 23.4 Hussein Howe 8 0 8 30 Tyshon Dye 8 217 56 0 0 0 273 34.1 Steven Baggett 1 2 3 11 Deondre Farrier 9 20 211 0 0 0 231 25.7 Tyshon Dye 2 0 2 6 Thomas Sirk 11 165 28 0 0 0 193 17.5 Darius Pinnix 2 0 2 9 Tahj Deans 9 0 177 0 0 0 177 19.7 Mydreon Vines 2 0 2 2 Derrell Scott 9 139 31 0 0 0 170 18.9 Thomas Sirk 1 0 1 3 Steven Baggett 12 0 105 0 0 0 105 8.8 Derrell Scott 1 0 1 3 Devin Anderson 4 83 3 0 0 0 86 21.5 Malik Gray 1 0 1 2 Mydreon Vines 9 0 39 0 0 0 39 4.3 Cam Marshmon 1 0 1 2 Aaron Ramseur 12 0 0 0 0 29 29 2.4 Totals 172 26 178 307 Cannon Gibbs 12 0 0 0 0 25 25 2.1 Malik Gray 7 0 18 0 0 0 18 2.6 3RD DOWN RUSHES 1st TD No . Att Terrell Green 9 16 0 0 0 0 16 1.8 Thomas Sirk 6 0 6 16 Cam Marshmon 5 0 13 0 0 0 13 2.6 Hussein Howe 5 0 5 7 Jalen Price 12 0 0 0 0 12 12 1.0 Darius Pinnix 3 0 3 6 Reid Herring 2 4 0 0 0 0 4 2.0 Derrell Scott 3 0 3 6 Colby Gore 10 0 0 -5 7 0 2 0.2 Tyshon Dye 2 0 2 3 Tim Irvin 6 0 0 1 0 0 1 0.2 Totals 19 0 19 43 Bobby Fulp 10 0 0 0 0 -3 -3 -0.3 3RD DOWN RECEPTIONS 1st TD No . Rec Team 4 -21 0 0 0 0 -21 -5.2 Davon Grayson 15 1 16 19 Gardner Minshew 10 -40 0 0 0 0 -40 -4.0 Trevon Brown 13 2 13 14 Total 12 1292 3815 -4 878 72 6053 504 4. Jimmy Williams 12 3 12 12 Opponents 12 2946 3554 204 533 236 7473 622 .8 Quay Johnson 8 1 8 10 Hussein Howe 5 0 5 9 ■■“Money” Plays Deondre Farrier 2 1 2 3 Money Plays are defined as plays resulting in a first down or touchdown Darius Pinnix 2 0 2 4 Tahj Deans 2 0 2 5 RUSHES 1st TD No . Att Malik Gray 1 0 1 1 Hussein Howe 18 3 19 96 Tyshon Dye 1 0 1 1 Thomas Sirk 15 3 17 57 Steven Baggett 0 1 1 2 Darius Pinnix 11 2 13 74 Totals 61 9 63 81 Tyshon Dye 10 0 10 50 Derrell Scott 7 2 9 41 4TH DOWN RUSHES 1st TD No . Att Devin Anderson 4 0 4 29 Thomas Sirk 2 2 4 4 Davon Grayson 3 0 3 6 Darius Pinnix 0 1 1 3 Gardner Minshew 2 0 2 10 Hussein Howe 1 0 1 1 Terrell Green 1 0 1 1 Derrell Scott 1 0 1 1 Deondre Farrier 1 0 1 2 Totals 4 3 7 9 Totals 72 10 79 381 4TH DOWN RECEPTIONS 1st TD No . Rec RECEPTIONS 1st TD No . Rec Davon Grayson 2 0 2 2 Trevon Brown 45 7 45 60 Trevon Brown 2 0 2 2 Davon Grayson 40 6 42 59 Jimmy Williams 2 0 2 2 Quay Johnson 24 3 24 47 Deondre Farrier 2 0 2 2 Jimmy Williams 22 3 22 32 Hussein Howe 1 0 1 1 Tahj Deans 12 2 12 16 Tahj Deans 1 0 1 1 Deondre Farrier 10 3 12 24 Totals 10 0 10 10

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 114 2018 Football Fact Book 2017 Defensive Statistics |------Tackles------| |-Sacks-| |-----Pass Def-----| |--Fumbles--| Blkd No . Defensive Leaders GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 15 Korrin Wiggins 11 54 42 96 4.0-18 . 1-0 1 . . . . . 7 Jordan Williams 12 42 47 89 3.0-7 . . 2 . . 1 . . 42 Devon Sutton 12 31 37 68 5.5-17 1.0-4 . 3 1 1-0 1 . . 51 Aaron Ramseur 12 29 28 57 2.5-3 . 2-29 . 1 . . . . 33 Cannon Gibbs 12 21 29 50 0.5-1 . 1-25 1 . . . . . 8 Bobby Fulp 10 29 16 45 1.5-5 1.0-4 1--3 2 . . . . . 26 Colby Gore 10 25 12 37 1.0-8 1.0-8 . 4 . . . . . 96 kiante Anderson 9 22 13 35 6.5-43 4.5-38 . . 7 1-0 2 . . 13 Davondre Robinson 6 17 16 33 1.5-4 . . 1 . 1-0 . . . 56 Tyree Owens 10 12 18 30 3.5-16 1.5-8 . . 3 . 1 . . 35 Chris Love 12 23 7 30 . . 1-9 4 . . . . . 1 Tim Irvin 6 20 9 29 0.5-1 ...... 93 Jalen Price 12 10 17 27 1.0-1 . 1-12 . 1 . . . . 20 Austin Teague 12 9 13 22 . . . 1 . . 1 . . 5 Corey Seargent 7 11 8 19 . . . 2 . . . . . 94 Alex Turner 10 6 11 17 1.5-5 1.0-4 ...... 59 Chandon Hickerson 9 4 11 15 ...... 87 Gaelin Elmore 11 8 6 14 . . . 1 1 . . . . 44 kendall Futrell 9 9 4 13 3.0-13 1.0-8 . . 1 . 1 . . 6 Marcus Holton 8 6 7 13 . . . 2 . . . . . 31 Keyshawn Canady 8 10 2 12 . . . 3 . . . . . 50 Shaun James 12 4 8 12 0.5-0 . . 2 2 1-0 . . . 21 Ray Tillman 2 6 5 11 ...... 89 Raequan Purvis 12 3 8 11 1.0-2 ...... 97 Demage Bailey 12 2 9 11 . . . . 1 . . . . 30 Joe Carter 11 5 6 11 ...... 38 Bruce Bivens 11 5 5 10 ...... 14 Travis Phillips 12 7 2 9 . . . 1 . . . . . 28 Hussein Howe 12 5 3 8 ...... 92 Mike Myers 7 2 5 7 . . . . 1 . . . . 2 Xavier Smith 8 1 6 7 1.0-1 ...... 40 Nate Harvey 12 5 1 6 ...... 48 Anthony Gutierrez 4 1 4 5 ...... 2D Michael Swift 9 1 3 4 0.5-2 ...... 37 Trevian Hicks 9 1 2 3 0.5-1 ...... 81 Jimmy Williams 10 2 . 2 ...... 45 Kenyon Taylor 2 . 1 1 ...... 5Q Gardner Minshew 10 1 . 1 ...... 90 Randall Anderson 1 1 . 1 ...... 27 Darius Pinnix 12 . 1 1 ...... 95 Bennett Boateng 2 . 1 1 ...... 41 Tony Baird 6 . 1 1 ...... 47 Anthony Ratliff 12 . 1 1 ...... 34 Devin Carlos 12 . 1 1 ...... 23 Quay Johnson 10 1 . 1 ...... Total 12 451 426 877 39-148 11-74 7-72 30 19 4-0 7 . . Opponents 12 494 353 847 67 0-210. 15-112 16-236 70 56 5-6 5 2 .

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 115 2018 Football Fact Book 2017 Game-By-Game Statistics |---RUSHING---| |---RECEIVING---| |------PASSING------| |---KICK RET---| |---PUNT RET--‑-| Tot Date Opponent No Yds. TD Lg No . Yds TD Lg Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg No . Yds TD Lg No . Yds TD Lg Off Sept. 2 James Madison 30 70 2 11 28 292 0 29 28-53-3 292 0 29 6 132 0 30 1 1 0 1 362 Sept. 9 at West Virginia 32 142 0 26 23 328 2 95 23-47-2 328 2 95 5 89 0 26 0 0 0 0 470 Sept. 16 Virginia Tech 31 40 0 9 11 241 2 76 11-30-1 241 2 76 2 40 0 21 1 -1 0 0 281 Sept. 24 at Connecticut 47 170 2 14 30 426 3 75 30-39-0 426 3 75 1 20 0 20 0 0 0 0 596 Sept. 30 USF 36 108 2 15 21 306 2 44 21-46-2 306 2 44 7 145 0 27 0 0 0 0 414 Oct. 7 Temple 22 34 0 11 20 253 1 39 20-38-1 253 1 39 2 29 0 15 1 0 0 0 287 Oct. 14 at UCF 37 187 0 57 15 160 3 41 15-33-1 160 3 41 4 71 0 29 1 -1 0 0 347 Oct. 21 bYU 35 115 1 13 20 298 2 41 20-30-0 298 2 41 1 21 0 21 0 0 0 0 413 Nov. 4 at Houston 24 36 0 9 54 468 3 34 54-74-2 468 3 34 5 117 0 48 0 0 0 0 504 Nov. 11 Tulane 32 161 2 27 25 228 1 28 25-53-1 228 1 28 1 12 0 12 1 -5 0 0 389 Nov. 18 Cincinnati 33 114 1 16 32 464 5 95 32-46-0 464 5 95 1 8 0 8 0 0 0 0 578 Nov. 25 at Memphis 37 115 0 12 28 351 2 33 28-54-3 351 2 33 9 194 0 38 1 2 0 2 466 Totals 396 1292 10 57 307 3815 26 95 307-543-16 3815 26 95 44 878 0 48 6 -4 0 2 5107 Opponent 501 2946 36 85 227 3554 31 89 227-341-7 3554 31 89 20 533 1 100 17 204 1 66 6500

Games: ...... 12 Avg/rush: ...... 3.3 Avg/catch: ...... 12.4 Pass effic: ...... 125.46 KR avg: ...... 20.0 PR avg: ...... -0.7 All purpose avg/game: ...... 504.4 Total offense avg/gm: ...... 425.6

|------TACKLES------| |-SACKS-| |-FUMBLE-| |-----PASS-----| Blkd |------KICKS--XPTS------| Date Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No .-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds QBH Brk Kick Att-Made Run Rcv Saf Pts Sept. 2 James Madison 38 34 72 3.0-15 1.0-9 2 1-0 1--3 3 1 0 2-2 0 0 0 14 Sept. 9 at West Virginia 60 12 72 5.0-19 1.0-5 0 0-0 0-0 2 5 0 2-2 0 0 0 20 Sept. 16 Virginia Tech 47 68 115 5.0-24 1.0-11 0 0-0 0-0 3 3 0 2-2 0 0 0 17 Sept. 24 at Connecticut 39 40 79 3.0-8 1.0-4 0 0-0 1-0 0 1 0 5-5 0 0 0 41 Sept. 30 USF 37 36 73 1.0-7 1.0-7 1 1-0 0-0 1 0 0 4-4 0 0 0 31 Oct. 7 Temple 38 46 84 1.0-3 0.0-0 1 0-0 1-31 3 5 0 1-1 0 0 0 10 Oct. 14 at UCF 39 36 75 4.0-11 2.0-6 1 1-0 0-0 2 1 0 3-3 0 0 0 21 Oct. 21 BYU 35 48 83 5.0-23 3.0-20 1 0-0 1-25 1 7 0 3-3 0 0 0 33 Nov. 4 at Houston 25 22 47 2.0-4 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 3-3 0 0 0 27 Nov. 11 Tulane 39 34 73 4.0-10 0.0-0 0 1-0 2-10 2 1 0 3-3 0 0 0 24 Nov. 18 Cincinnati 27 38 65 4.0-22 1.0-12 1 0-0 1-9 1 4 0 6-6 0 0 0 48 Nov. 25 at Memphis 27 12 39 2.0-2 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 2-1 0 0 0 13 Totals 451 426 877 39 0-148. 11 0-74. 7 4-0 7-72 19 30 0 36-35 0 0 0 299 Opponent 494 353 847 67 0-210. 15 0-112. 5 5-6 16-236 56 70 2 72-69 0 0 0 540

|------PUNTING------| |-----FIELD GOALS-----| |------KICKOFFS------| Date Opponent No . Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ I20 Att-Made Lg Blkd No . Yds Avg TB OB Sept. 2 James Madison 4 197 49.2 58 0 1 0 2 2 1-0 0 0 3 138 46.0 1 1 Sept. 9 at West Virginia 5 200 40.0 55 0 0 2 1 1 3-2 45 0 4 260 65.0 1 0 Sept. 16 Virginia Tech 6 228 38.0 51 0 0 2 1 1 2-1 35 1 4 260 65.0 2 0 Sept. 24 at Connecticut 4 174 43.5 50 0 0 2 1 2 3-2 46 0 8 517 64.6 6 0 Sept. 30 USF 5 180 36.0 52 0 0 0 2 2 1-1 28 0 5 324 64.8 4 0 Oct. 7 Temple 6 272 45.3 65 0 2 0 1 1 2-1 25 0 3 195 65.0 3 0 Oct. 14 at UCF 8 399 49.9 64 0 1 1 4 2 0-0 0 0 4 260 65.0 4 0 Oct. 21 BYU 3 137 45.7 62 0 0 2 1 1 4-4 42 0 8 520 65.0 4 0 Nov. 4 at Houston 3 128 42.7 51 0 1 2 1 1 3-2 52 0 6 390 65.0 6 0 Nov. 11 Tulane 4 160 40.0 50 0 0 4 1 2 1-1 29 0 5 324 64.8 4 0 Nov. 18 Cincinnati 2 125 62.5 63 0 1 0 2 1 3-2 50 0 9 577 64.1 4 0 Nov. 25 at Memphis 3 112 37.3 45 0 0 1 0 1 2-0 0 0 3 182 60.7 1 1 Totals 53 2312 43 6 . 65 0 6 16 17 17 25-16 52 1 62 3947 63 .7 40 2 Opponent 41 1790 43 .7 65 0 1 16 9 18 17-11 44 0 93 5742 61 .7 44 3

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 116 2018 Football Fact Book 2017 Opponent Game-By-Game Statistics |---RUSHING---| |---RECEIVING---| |------PASSING------| |---KICK RET---| |---PUNT RET--‑-| Tot Date Opponent No Yds. TD Lg No . Yds TD Lg Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg No . Yds TD Lg No . Yds TD Lg Off Sept. 2 James Madison 42 410 4 85 17 204 1 27 17-24-1 204 1 27 1 14 0 14 1 -1 0 0 614 Sept. 9 at West Virginia 47 211 3 41 24 403 5 75 24-34-0 403 5 75 3 88 0 32 1 23 0 23 614 Sept. 16 Virginia Tech 62 287 3 34 25 388 5 70 25-33-0 388 5 70 2 37 0 21 3 10 0 5 675 Sept. 24 at Connecticut 38 190 2 29 24 406 3 79 24-39-1 406 3 79 2 42 0 22 1 10 0 10 596 Sept. 30 USF 50 390 5 75 13 185 2 35 13-21-0 185 2 35 1 24 0 24 3 19 0 12 575 Oct. 7 Temple 46 179 2 22 21 344 2 48 21-33-1 344 2 48 0 0 0 0 2 7 0 8 523 Oct. 14 at UCF 42 238 5 20 25 365 2 48 25-31-0 365 2 48 0 0 0 0 3 118 1 66 603 Oct. 21 bYU 31 102 0 17 26 319 2 46 26-41-1 319 2 46 4 93 0 27 1 9 0 9 421 Nov. 4 at Houston 26 142 3 22 15 330 3 75 15-22-0 330 3 75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 472 Nov. 11 Tulane 52 325 4 60 12 121 0 35 12-20-2 121 0 35 1 15 0 15 0 0 0 0 446 Nov. 18 Cincinnati 31 139 0 15 15 187 3 75 15-28-1 187 3 75 5 120 0 28 0 0 0 0 326 Nov. 25 at Memphis 34 333 5 60 10 302 3 89 10-15-0 302 3 89 1 100 1 100 2 9 0 6 635 Opponent 501 2946 36 85 227 3554 31 89 227-341-7 3554 31 89 20 533 1 100 17 204 1 66 6500 ECU 396 1292 10 57 307 3815 26 95 307-543-16 3815 26 95 44 878 0 48 6 -4 0 2 5107

Games: ...... 12 Avg/rush: ...... 5.9 Avg/catch: ...... 15.7 Pass effic: ...... 180.01 KR avg: ...... 26.6 PR avg: ...... 12.0 All purpose avg/game: ...... 622.8 Total offense avg/gm: ...... 541.7

|------TACKLES------| |-SACKS-| |-FUMBLE-| |-----PASS-----| Blkd |------KICKS--XPTS------| Date Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No .-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds QBH Brk Kick Att-Made Run Rcv Saf Pts Sept. 2 James Madison 39 44 83 5.0-14 1.0-6 0 1-0 3--1 7 1 0 5-4 0 0 0 34 Sept. 9 at West Virginia 45 18 63 3.0-5 0.0-0 0 0-0 2-1 3 9 0 8-8 0 0 0 56 Sept. 16 Virginia Tech 29 24 53 11.0-31 2.0-19 2 2-0 1-10 8 4 1 7-7 0 0 0 64 Sept. 24 at Connecticut 53 36 89 3.0-11 1.0-8 0 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 5-5 0 0 0 38 Sept. 30 USF 41 32 73 7.0-23 1.0-7 0 0-0 2-43 7 8 0 8-7 0 0 0 61 Oct. 7 Temple 29 24 53 8.0-37 4.0-26 0 0-0 1-16 9 7 0 4-4 0 0 0 34 Oct. 14 at UCF 31 40 71 4.0-18 1.0-13 0 0-0 1-50 3 7 0 9-9 0 0 0 63 Oct. 21 BYU 34 36 70 4.0-9 1.0-5 1 1-0 0-0 2 6 0 2-2 0 0 0 17 Nov. 4 at Houston 56 33 89 6.0-24 1.0-8 1 1-6 2-85 3 3 0 7-7 0 0 0 52 Nov. 11 Tulane 42 18 60 5.0-12 1.0-8 1 0-0 1-0 5 12 0 4-4 0 0 0 31 Nov. 18 Cincinnati 40 30 70 4.0-4 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 3 5 0 3-2 0 0 0 20 Nov. 25 at Memphis 55 18 73 7.0-22 2.0-12 0 0-0 3-32 4 8 1 10-10 0 0 0 70 Opponent 494 353 847 67 0-210. 15 0-112. 5 5-6 16-236 56 70 2 72-69 0 0 0 540 ECU 451 426 877 39 0-148. 11 0-74. 7 4-0 7-72 19 30 0 36-35 0 0 0 299

|------PUNTING------| |-----FIELD GOALS-----| |------KICKOFFS------| Date Opponent No . Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ I20 Att-Made Lg Blkd No . Yds Avg TB OB Sept. 2 James Madison 4 172 43.0 46 0 0 2 0 2 1-0 0 0 6 371 61.8 0 0 Sept. 9 at West Virginia 4 160 40.0 52 0 0 2 1 2 2-0 0 0 9 534 59.3 3 1 Sept. 16 Virginia Tech 2 92 46.0 51 0 1 0 1 0 3-3 37 0 12 767 63.9 10 0 Sept. 24 at Connecticut 5 191 38.2 45 0 0 1 0 3 2-1 20 0 7 454 64.9 6 0 Sept. 30 USF 2 65 32.5 34 0 0 0 0 0 2-2 37 0 11 695 63.2 4 0 Oct. 7 Temple 2 79 39.5 48 0 0 0 0 2 3-2 39 0 7 437 62.4 5 0 Oct. 14 at UCF 3 139 46.3 51 0 0 1 2 1 0-0 0 0 10 646 64.6 6 0 Oct. 21 BYU 5 232 46.4 59 0 0 2 2 3 2-1 22 0 2 123 61.5 1 0 Nov. 4 at Houston 3 138 46.0 48 0 0 3 0 0 1-1 44 0 9 508 56.4 3 0 Nov. 11 Tulane 4 158 39.5 47 0 0 2 0 1 1-1 26 0 5 297 59.4 3 0 Nov. 18 Cincinnati 6 316 52.7 65 0 0 3 3 3 0-0 0 0 4 234 58.5 2 1 Nov. 25 at Memphis 1 48 48.0 48 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 0 0 11 676 61.5 1 1 Opponent 41 1790 43 .7 65 0 1 16 9 18 17-11 44 0 93 5742 61 .7 44 3 ECU 53 2312 43 6 . 65 0 6 16 17 17 25-16 52 1 62 3947 63 .7 40 2

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 117 2018 Football Fact Book 2017 ECU Inside Opponent Red-Zone Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs |------Failed To Score Inside RZ------| Date Opponent Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half Game Sept. 2 James Madison L 14-34 5 2 14 2 2 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 Sept. 9 at West Virginia L 20-56 2 2 10 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sept. 16 Virginia Tech L 17-64 2 2 10 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sept. 24 at Connecticut W 41-38 4 4 24 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sept. 30 USF L 31-61 5 4 24 3 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Oct. 7 Temple L 10-34 3 2 10 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Oct. 14 at UCF L 21-63 3 3 21 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oct. 21 bYU W 33-17 4 4 20 2 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nov. 4 at Houston L 27-52 5 3 17 2 0 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 Nov. 11 Tulane L 24-31 5 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 Nov. 18 Cincinnati W 48-20 3 3 21 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nov. 25 at Memphis L 13-70 3 1 7 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 Totals - 33 of 44 (75 0%). 44 33 195 24 9 15 9 1 5 3 1 1 0

2017 Opponents Inside ECU Red-Zone Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs |------Failed To Score Inside RZ------| Date Opponent Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half Game Sept. 2 James Madison L 14-34 3 2 14 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Sept. 9 at West Virginia L 20-56 5 5 35 5 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sept. 16 Virginia Tech L 17-64 8 8 44 5 3 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sept. 24 at Connecticut W 41-38 5 4 24 3 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Sept. 30 USF L 31-61 8 8 47 6 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oct. 7 Temple L 10-34 6 4 24 3 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 Oct. 14 at UCF L 21-63 7 6 42 6 5 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Oct. 21 bYU W 33-17 4 3 17 2 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Nov. 4 at Houston L 27-52 3 3 21 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nov. 11 Tulane L 24-31 2 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nov. 18 Cincinnati W 48-20 2 2 14 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nov. 25 at Memphis L 13-70 3 3 21 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals - 50 of 56 (89 .3%) 56 50 313 41 25 16 9 2 1 1 1 1 0

2017 Time of Possession Date Opponent Score Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr OT Sept. 2 James Madison L 14-34 30:03 5:08 7:27 7:50 9:38 Sept. 9 at West Virginia L 20-56 31:42 9:41 8:48 8:30 4:43 Sept. 16 Virginia Tech L 17-64 20:47 6:42 3:03 5:04 5:58 Sept. 24 at Connecticut W 41-38 37:22 11:10 8:30 6:28 11:14 Sept. 30 USF L 31-61 32:31 10:22 9:27 5:45 6:57 Oct. 7 Temple L 10-34 22:40 5:19 5:50 8:29 3:02 Oct. 14 at UCF L 21-63 32:08 5:29 9:45 11:12 5:42 Oct. 21 bYU W 33-17 26:44 4:47 7:55 8:13 5:49 Nov. 4 at Houston L 27-52 40:23 5:47 12:35 11:14 10:47 Nov. 11 Tulane L 24-31 26:25 5:03 6:36 5:46 9:00 0:00 Nov. 18 Cincinnati W 48-20 33:41 10:27 10:19 3:19 9:36 Nov. 25 at Memphis L 13-70 39:50 10:09 9:21 9:51 10:29 ECU Total 374:16 90:04 99:36 91:41 92:55 0:00 Avg . 31:11 7:30 8:18 7:38 7:44 0:00 Opponents Total 345:44 89:56 80:24 88:19 87:05 0:00 Avg . 28:48 7:29 6:42 7:21 7:15 0:00

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 118 2018 Football Fact Book Miscellaneous Statistics ■■2017 Color(s) Of The Day ■■ECU Big Plays (25+ yards) Helmet/Jersey/Pants Record Rush (4): Darius Pinnix (1), Tyshon Dye (1), Derrell Scott (1), Hussein Howe (1) Receive (34): Trevon Brown (11), Davon Grayson (11), Jimmy Williams (5), Quay Purple/Black/Black 0-1 (L/TEM) Johnson (2), Stephen Baggett (1), Tyshon Dye (1), Deondre Farrier (1), Derrell Purple/Purple/White 0-2 (L/JMU, L/USF) Scott (1), Mydreon Vines (1) Purple/Purple/Gold 0-1 (L/VT) Purple/Purple/Purple 2-0 (W/BYU, W/CIN) Purple/White/Purple 0-2 (L/UH, L/MEM) ■■Career Starts Purple/White/White 0-1 (L/UCF) OFFENSE ’17 ’16 ’15 ’14 Total Streak White/Purple/White 0-1 (L/TLN) Davon Grayson, WR 11 0 12 10 *39 1 White/White/Purple 1-1 (L/WVU, W/UCONN) Brandon Smith, T 11 12 11 0 34 0 Jimmy Williams, WR 7 12 6 1 26 0 Garrett McGhin, C/G 11 11 0 0 22 8 ■■A Pirate Looks At 25 Quay Johnson, WR 8 10 0 1 19 0 A look at ECU players who recorded a gain of 25 yards or more on a single play Stephen Baggett, TE 9 8 0 0 17 2 during the 2017 season: Messiah Rice, T 5 10 0 0 15 0 Rush Trevon Brown, WR 7 0 5 2 14 5 Yds Player Opponent TD John Spellacy, C 8 0 0 0 8 5 57 Darius Pinnix UCF N Deondre Farrier, WR 4 4 0 0 8 0 27 Derrell Scott Tulane N Gardner Minshew, QB 5 2 0 0 7 3 26 Tyshon Dye West Virginia N Thomas Sirk, QB 7 0 0 0 7 0 25 Hussein Howe Tulane Y Justin Sandifer, T 4 2 0 0 6 4 Darius Pinnix, RB 6 0 0 0 6 3 Des Barmore, G 6 0 0 0 6 0 Receiving Cortez Herrin, G 5 0 0 0 5 1 Yds Player Opponent TD D’Ante Smith, T/G 5 0 0 0 5 1 95 Trevon Brown Cincinnati Y Austin Lee, G 3 0 0 0 3 0 95 Trevon Brown West Virginia Y Derrell Scott, RB 3 0 0 0 3 0 76 Trevon Brown Virginia Tech Y Dqmarcus Shaw, G 2 0 0 0 2 0 75 Davon Grayson Connecticut Y Tyshon Dye, RB 2 0 0 0 2 0 46 Davon Grayson Connecticut N Dalton Montgomery, TE 1 0 0 0 1 1 45 Trevon Brown Cincinnati N Hussein Howe, RB 1 0 0 0 1 0 44 Davon Grayson USF N Tahj Deans, WR 1 0 0 0 1 0 44 Jimmy Williams USF N Terrell Green, WR 0 1 0 0 1 0 41 Trevon Brown BYU N *includes six (6) starts in 2013 41 Davon Grayson UCF N 41 Stephen Baggett Virginia Tech N DEFENSE ’17 ’16 ’15 ’14 Total Streak 39 Jimmy Williams Temple N Jordan Williams, ILB 10 5 10 0 25 5 36 Davon Grayson BYU N Colby Gore, CB 9 9 0 0 18 9 36 Davon Grayson West Virginia N Demage Bailey, DT/DE 5 10 2 0 17 2 35 Jimmy Williams Temple N Kiante Anderson, DE 9 6 0 0 15 3 34 Trevon Brown Houston Y Bobby Fulp, SS/FS/CB 9 6 0 0 15 0 34 Mydreon Vines USF N Devon Sutton, SS/NB 10 4 0 0 14 10 33 Jimmy Williams Memphis Y Corey Seargent, CB/NB 5 6 0 0 11 2 33 Trevon Brown Cincinnati N Jalen Price, DT/DE 9 0 0 0 9 7 33 Trevon Brown Cincinnati N Korrin Wiggins, FS 8 0 0 0 8 3 32 Trevon Brown Memphis N Aaron Ramseur, ILB 6 0 0 0 6 3 31 Deondre Farrier Memphis N Alex Turner, DT 6 0 0 0 6 0 31 Quay Johnson Temple N Chris Love, CB 5 1 0 0 6 0 31 Davon Grayson USF Y Cannon Gibbs, ILB 6 0 0 0 6 0 30 Tyshon Dye Virginia Tech N Kendall Futrell, DE 4 1 0 0 5 1 28 Trevon Brown Tulane N Raequan Purvis, DT/DE 5 0 0 0 5 0 28 Davon Grayson BYU N Gaelin Elmore, DE 4 0 0 0 4 0 28 Davon Grayson BYU N Tim Irvin, NB/FS 4 0 0 0 4 0 29 Derrell Scott USF N Keyshawn Canady, CB 3 0 0 0 3 3 29 Davon Grayson James Madison N Davondre Robinson, SS 3 0 0 0 3 0 27 Quay Johnson Virginia Tech N Marcus Holton Jr., CB 3 0 0 0 3 0 27 Jimmy Williams West Virginia N Tyree Owens, DT 3 0 0 0 3 0 26 Trevon Brown BYU Y Mike Myers, DT 1 2 0 0 3 0 26 Davon Grayson Temple N Ray Tillman, ILB 2 0 0 0 2 0 Chandon Hickerson, DE 1 0 0 0 1 0 Shaun James, DE 1 0 0 0 1 0 Travis Phillips, CB 1 0 0 0 1 0 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 119 2018 Football Fact Book ■■Touchdown Drives OPP leads/3rd qtr: 0-9 0-9 0-5 1-5 0-3 1-31 Game is tied/3rd qtr: 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2-0 3-0 TD Length TD Drive Length ECU/overtime: 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-2 01-09 Yards ...... 15 ...... 0 10-19 Yards ...... 8 ...... 2 20-29 Yards ...... 6 ...... 1 ■■Special Teams Tackles 30-39 Yards ...... 3 ...... 1 No . Name Tackles 40-49 Yards ...... 0 ...... 0 20 Austin Teague 8 50-59 Yards ...... 0 ...... 1 28 Hussein Howe 7 60-69 Yards ...... 0 ...... 5 40 Nate Harvey 6 70-79 Yards ...... 2 ...... 21 30 Joe Carter 5 80-89 Yards ...... 0 ...... 3 14 Travis Phillips 3 90-99 Yards ...... 2 ...... 2 37 Trevian Hicks 2 TD Drive Time Plays on TD Drive 35 Chris Love 2 0:00-0:29 ...... 2 1 ...... 2 51 Aaron Ramseur 2 0:30-0:59 ...... 4 2 ...... 4 7 Jordan Williams 2 1:00-1:59 ...... 6 3 ...... 2 41 Tony Baird 1 2:00-2:59 ...... 9 4 ...... 2 38 bruce Bivens 1 3:00-3:59 ...... 6 5 ...... 2 31 keyshawn Canady 1 4:00-4:59 ...... 4 6 ...... 2 34 Devin Carlos 1 5:00-5:59 ...... 5 7 ...... 3 8 bobby Fulp 1 6:00-6:59 ...... 0 8 ...... 4 27 Darius Pinnix 1 7:00+ ...... 0 9 ...... 4 47 Anthony Ratliff 1 Total Time: 6,027 seconds 10+ ...... 11 45 kenyon Taylor 1 Average TD Drive: 7.3 plays, 2:47 21 Ray Tillman 1 ■■3rd/4th Down Conversions - By Yards Single-Game High: 3 by Austin Teague (CIN), 2 by Joe Carter (UCONN), 2 by Nate Harvey (BYU), 2 by Hussein Howe (VT, USF, BYU), 2 by Chris Love (TEM) Third Down Fourth Down 3-1 ...... 10/17 8/9 ...... 4-1 ■ 3-2 ...... 12/19 1/5 ...... 4-2 ■Average Gain On First Down 3-3 ...... 3/15 3/4 ...... 4-3 ECU first down plays: ...... 403 3-4 ...... 12/23 1/3 ...... 4-4 ECU yards gained on first down plays: ...... 2,045 yards 3-5 ...... 5/13 1/1 ...... 4-5 ECU first down gained on first down plays: ...... 69 3-6 ...... 10/15 0/0 ...... 4-6 ECU touchdowns scored on first down plays: ...... 15 3-7 ...... 4/14 1/2 ...... 4-7 ECU average gain on first down plays: ...... 5.1 YPP 3-8 ...... 3/12 0/0 ...... 4-8 Opp first down plays: ...... 398 3-9 ...... 9/16 0/1 ...... 4-9 Opp yards gained on first down plays: ...... 3,423 yards 3-10 ...... 14/55 2/4 ...... 4-10 Opp first down gained on first down plays: ...... 96 Total ...... (41 .2%) 82/199 17/29 (58 6%)...... Total Opp touchdowns scored on first down plays: ...... 33 ■■100-Yard Rushing Games Opp average gain on first down plays: ...... 8.6 YPP ECU: Hussein Howe (108/TLN; 1 season, 1 career) ■■Percentage Of Scoring OPP: Cardon Johnson (265/JMU), Justin Crawford (118/WVU), Kevin Mensah ECU had 157 possessions and scored on 52 of those in 2017, meaning the Pirates (107/ UCONN), D’Ernest Johnson (111/USF), David Hood (106/TEM), Dontrell scored 33 1. percent of the time they had the ball. Hilliard (189/TLN), Patrick Taylor (127/MEM), Darrell Henderson (122/MEM) Number of possessions: ...... 157 ■ Number of scores: ...... 52 (36 TD, 16 FG) ■300-Yard Passing Games Success percentage: ...... 33.1 ECU: Gardner Minshew (463/UH, 444/CIN, 351/MEM; 3 season, 4 career), Thomas Sirk (426/UCONN, 302/USF; 2 season/2 career) Opponents had 149 possessions and scored on 78 in 2017, a percentage of 52 .3. OPP: Will Grier (352/WVU), Josh Jackson (372/VT), Bryant Shirreffs (406/UCONN), Number of possessions: ...... 149 Logan Marchi (321/TEM), McKenzie Milton (324/UCF), Tanner Mangum (319/ Number of opponent scores: ...... 78 (67 TD, 11 FG) BYU), D’Eriq King (330/UH) Success percentage: ...... 52.3 ■■Scoring Miscellany ■■Turnovers And Touchdowns ’17 ’16 ’15 ’14 ’13 5 yrs ECU forced 11 turnovers in 2017 and converted 5 into scores. That is a conversion ECU scores first: 2-2 3-6 2-4 6-2 9-2 22-16 rate of 45 .5 percent. OPP scores first: 1-7 0-3 3-3 2-3 1-1 7-17 Number of turnovers forced: ...... 11 ECU leads/1st qtr: 2-2 3-1 3-3 6-0 7-0 21-6 Number of touchdowns: ...... 4 OPP leads/1st qtr: 0-6 0-6 1-3 0-3 1-1 2-19 Number of field goals: ...... 1 Game is tied/1st qtr: 1-1 0-2 1-1 2-2 2-2 6-8 Reasons for not scoring (6): fumble (1), end of half (1), missed FG (1), punt (1), ECU leads/half: 2-0 2-0 4-2 7-0 10-0 25-2 downs (1), interception (1) OPP leads/half: 0-9 1-9 1-5 1-5 0-1 3-29 Game is tied/half: 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 1-2 Opponents forced 21 ECU turnovers in 2017 and converted 18 into scores, a success ECU leads/3rd qtr: 3-0 3-0 5-2 6-0 8-0 25-2 rate of 85 7. percent. EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 120 2018 Football Fact Book Number of turnovers forced: ...... 21 TEMPLE Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result Number of touchdowns: ...... 17 Verity 25-yd field goal 1st 9 57 3:39 FG Number of field goals: ...... 1 Q. Johnson 11-yd pass from Sirk 3rd 11 75 4:13 TD Reasons for not scoring (3): missed FG (1), interception (1), punt (1) UCF Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result Farrier 5-yd pass from Sirk 1st 4 75 1:45 TD ■■Three And Outs Grayson 4-yd pass from Sirk 2nd 12 75 5:44 TD ECU had 157 possessions in 2017 and were held to three downs 30 times or 19 .1 Deans 17-yd pass from Minshew 4th 7 75 2:17 TD percent. Conversely, opponents had the ball 149 times and were held to three downs 20 times or 13 4. percent. BYU Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result ECU possessions: ...... 157 Sirk 1-yd run 1st 10 72 3:43 TD ECU held to three downs and a punt: ...... 30 Verity 42-yd field goal 2nd 14 73 4:59 FG Opp possessions: ...... 149 Verity 42-yd field goal 3rd 6 50 1:59 FG Opp held to three downs and a punt: ...... 20 Verity 32-yd field goal 3rd 10 50 4:16 FG Verity 33-yd field goal 3rd 7 60 1:58 FG ■■The Big Play (20+ Yards) T. Brown 26-yd pass from Minshew 4th 3 67 1:05 TD Q. Johnson 9-yd pass from Minshew 4th 2 12 0:51 TD ECU big offensive plays: ...... 56 (4.7 per game) Big plays by run/pass: ...... 7/49 HOUSTON Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result Big play touchdowns: ...... 13 Verity 22-yd field goal 2nd 16 70 7:40 FG 20-29 yards: ...... 30 (6 touchdowns) T. Brown 34-yd pass from Minshew 2nd 6 76 1:55 TD 30-39 yards: ...... 14 (3 touchdowns) T. Brown 9-yd pass from Minshew 3rd 14 75 5:57 TD 40-49 yards: ...... 7 (0 touchdowns) Verity 52-yd field goal 4th 11 25 4:56 FG 50-59 yards: ...... 1 (0 touchdowns) Q. Johnson 18-yd pass from Minshew 4th 11 76 3:17 TD 60-69 yards: ...... 0 (0 touchdowns) TULANE Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result ...... 4 (4 touchdowns) 70+ yards: Pinnix 2-yd run 1st 12 75 4:33 TD ...... 77 (6.4 per game) Opp big offensive plays: Howe 25-yd run 2nd 8 75 2:36 TD ...... 21/56 Big plays by run/pass: Verity 29-yd field goal 4th 4 3 1:10 FG ...... 25 Big play touchdowns: Farrier 9-yd pass from Minshew 4th 14 89 2:06 TD 20-29 yards: ...... 31 (2 touchdowns) 30-39 yards: ...... 17 (2 touchdowns) CINCINNATI Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result 40-49 yards: ...... 14 (6 touchdowns) Deans 23-yd pass from Minshew 1st 6 65 2:30 TD 50-59 yards: ...... 1 (1 touchdowns) Howe 3-yd run 1st 9 76 4:15 TD 60-69 yards: ...... 4 (4 touchdowns) J. Williams 11-yd pass from Minshew 2nd 13 85 5:13 TD 70+ yards: ...... 10 (10 touchdowns) Verity 46-yd field goal 2nd 10 46 1:05 FG T. Brown 95-yd pass from Minshew 3rd 1 95 0:15 TD ■■ECU Offensive Scoring Drives Farrier 22-yd pass from Minshew 3rd 5 85 2:18 TD Verity 50-yd field goal 4th 11 42 5:29 FG JAMES MADISON Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result T. Brown 20-yd pass from Herring 4th 3 16 1:19 TD Pinnix 6-yd run 3rd 2 25 0:46 TD D. Scott 1-yd run 4th 10 72 2:11 TD MEMPHIS Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result J. Williams 33-yd pass from Minshew 3rd 9 66 4:17 TD WEST VIRGINIA Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result Baggett 5-yd pass from Minshew 3rd 8 50 3:52 TD Verity 23-yd field goal 1st 15 70 6:30 FG Verity 45-yd field goal 3rd 9 45 2:44 FG ■■Opponent Offensive Scoring Drives J. Williams 19-yd pass from Sirk 3rd 7 79 2:52 TD T. Brown 95-yd pass from Minshew 4th 2 98 0:42 TD JAMES MADISON Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result Schor 4-yd run 1st 9 82 3:31 TD VIRGINIA TECH Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result C. Johnson 85-yd run 3rd 1 85 0:19 TD Grayson 9-yd pass from Minshew 1st 7 75 2:07 TD Carlton 17-yd pass from Schor 3rd 10 64 4:48 TD T. Brown 76-yd pass from Minshew 1st 2 75 0:49 TD C. Johnson 80-yd run 4th 1 80 0:12 TD Verity 35-yd field goal 1st 10 63 3:46 FG Marshall 70-yd run 4th 3 81 1:56 TD CONNECTICUT Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result WEST VIRGINIA Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result Grayson 17-yd pass from Sirk 1st 9 65 3:50 TD Crawford 5-yd run 1st 9 75 2:16 TD Grayson 24-yd pass from Sirk 1st 8 75 3:02 TD K. White 7-yd pass from Grier 1st 8 71 2:13 TD D. Scott 6-yd run 1st 5 36 1:58 TD McKoy 13-yd run 1st 3 53 0:45 TD Verity 46-yd field goal 2nd 13 47 4:08 FG Simms 52-yd pass from Grier 2nd 6 81 1:59 TD Verity 26-yd field goal 2nd 12 63 5:34 FG Sills 9-yd pass from Grier 2nd 3 31 0:50 TD Grayson 75-yd pass from Sirk 3rd 1 75 0:10 TD Crawford 41-yd run 2nd 4 63 0:51 TD Howe 14-yd run 3rd 4 75 1:20 TD Sills 75-yd pass from Grier 2nd 2 86 0:24 TD USF Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result Sills 4-yd pass from Grier 3rd 6 44 1:48 TD Verity 28-yd field goal 1st 7 47 2:20 FG VIRGINIA TECH Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result Grayson 31-yd pass from Sirk 1st 8 75 3:57 TD Peoples 1-yd run 1st 12 84 4:09 TD Sirk 13-yd run 2nd 9 75 2:24 TD Phillips 10-yd pass from J. Jackson 2nd 13 79 4:23 TD Baggett 2-yd pass from Sirk 2nd 12 60 5:01 TD Slye 25-yd field goal 2nd 11 56 3:25 FG Sirk 1-yd run 3rd 12 73 5:17 TD Slye 34-yd field goal 2nd 13 62 5:40 FG Slye 37-yd field goal 2nd 4 8 1:03 FG EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 121 2018 Football Fact Book Phillips 31-yd pass from J. Jackson 3rd 6 75 2:07 TD BYU Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result McMillian 70-yd pass from J. Jackson 3rd 1 70 0:10 TD Simon 12-yd pass from Mangum 1st 5 28 2:36 TD Phillips 45-yd pass from J. Jackson 3rd 6 70 2:13 TD Almond 22-yd field goal 2nd 9 70 4:14 FG Savoy 9-yd pass from J. Jackson 3rd 4 32 1:37 TD Bushman 12-yd pass from Mangum 4th 8 73 2:37 TD Holston 1-yd run 3rd 7 62 3:49 TD HOUSTON Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result Fox 5-yd run 4th 2 34 0:51 TD King 2-yd run 1st 11 75 4:12 TD CONNECTICUT Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result Catalon 22-yd run 1st 1 22 0:07 TD Donaldson 45-yd pass from Shirreffs 1st 5 75 1:22 TD Lark 5-yd pass from King 1st 8 81 3:38 TD Hopkins 1-yd run 2nd 14 75 3:59 TD Car 1-yd run 2nd 4 75 1:21 TD Donaldson 12-yd pass from Shirreffs 3rd 10 75 2:30 TD Dunbar 75-yd pass from King 3rd 1 75 0:11 TD Newsome 8-yd run 3rd 7 75 2:06 TD Bonner 62-yd pass from King 3rd 2 65 0:42 TD Tarbutt 20-yd field goal 3rd 12 77 3:49 FG Novikoff 44-yd field goal 3rd 9 53 2:53 FG Newsome 79-yd pass from Shirreffs 4th 2 79 0:19 TD TULANE Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result USF Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result Banks 2-yd run 1st 14 75 7:18 TD D. Johnson 1-yd run 1st 9 39 2:23 TD Hilliard 60-yd run 2nd 1 60 0:12 TD Flowers 16-yd run 1st 2 60 0:38 TD Glover 26-yd field goal 2nd 13 67 5:43 FG Nadelman 37-yd field goal 2nd 8 51 3:06 FG Hilliard 26-yd run 3rd 10 66 4:40 TD Scantling 75-yd run 2nd 1 75 0:12 TD Banks 16-yd run OT 4 25 0:00 TD McCants 14-yd pass from Flowers 3rd 8 75 3:12 TD CINCINNATI Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result Scantling 4-yd pass from Flowers 3rd 11 75 4:40 TD Nadelman 28-yd field goal 3rd 4 7 1:23 FG Lewis 75-yd pass from Moore 2nd 1 75 0:11 TD Tice 1-yd run 4th 7 33 1:26 TD Savage 10-yd pass from Moore 2nd 11 80 3:21 TD D. Johnson 10-yd run 4th 6 80 2:50 TD Rollins 6-yd pass from Moore 3rd 10 72 5:17 TD TEMPLE Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result MEMPHIS Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result Boumerhi 29-yd field goal 2nd 7 55 1:59 FG A. Miller 89-yd pass from Ferguson 1st 1 89 0:15 TD Jennings 5-yd pass from Marchi 2nd 8 91 4:45 TD D. Henderson 4-yd run 1st 10 73 3:11 TD Hood 2-yd run 2nd 5 34 1:08 TD Mayhue 46-pass from Ferguson 1st 5 66 1:25 TD Ritrovato 2-yd run 2nd 5 53 2:33 TD Dorceus 19-yd run 2nd 6 82 2:04 TD Wright 32-yd pass from Marchi 3rd 7 80 2:56 TD P. Taylor 41-yd run 2nd 5 64 1:55 TD Boumerhi 39-yd field goal 4th 4 8 1:04 FG D. Henderson 14-yd run 2nd 5 93 1:37 TD Coxie 61-pass from Ferguson 3rd 6 75 3:25 TD UCF Quarter Plays Yards TOP Result P. Taylor 60-yd run 4th 4 75 2:12 TD Akins 48-yd pass from Milton 1st 4 75 1:16 TD Pittman 4-yd pass from Milton 1st 12 80 5:02 TD Killins 3-yd run 1st 6 69 1:46 TD Milton 1-yd run 2nd 7 96 2:21 TD McGowan 4-yd run 2nd 6 75 1:01 TD Vedral 13-yd run 4th 8 66 2:43 TD McCrae 18-yd run 4th 10 75 5:22 TD

Darius Pinnix EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 122 2018 Football Fact Book ■■ECU In The 2017 National Statistics A look at how the Pirates ranked in the 2017 FBS statistics (129 teams): Rush Offense ...... 118th/107.7 Rush Defense ...... 124th/245.5 Pass Offense ...... 12th/317.9 Pass Defense ...... 124th/296.2 Pass Efficiency ...... 88th/125.46 Pass Eff . Defense ...... 129th/180.01 Total Offense ...... 42nd/425.6 Total Defense ...... 129th/541.7 Scoring Offense ...... 94th/24.9 Scoring Defense ...... 129th/45.0 First Down Offense ...... 46th/279 First Down Defense ...... 114th/296 Punt Returns ...... 129th/-0.67 Punt Return Def ...... 110th/12.0 Kickoff Returns ...... 86th/20.0 Kickoff Return Def ...... 127th/26.6 Fumbles Recovered ...... 120th/4 Fumbles Lost ...... 12th/5 Passes Intercepted ...... 102nd/7 Passes Had Int ...... 115th/16 Turnovers Gained ...... 118th/11 Turnovers Lost ...... 85th/21 Turnover Margin ...... 119th/-0.83 Net Punting ...... 74th/37.5 Fewest Penalties ...... 97th/6.67 Fewest Yards Pen ...... 91st/58.75 3rd Down % ...... 53rd/41.2 3rd Down % Defense ...... 128th/52.0 4th Down % ...... 40th/58.6 4th Down % Defense ...... 103rd/61.5 Redzone Efficiency ...... 111th/75.0 Redzone Eff . Defense ...... 114th/89.3 Tackles For Loss ...... 129th/3.3 Sacks ...... 125th/0.92 Sacks Allowed ...... 17th/1.25 Possession Time ...... 36th/31:11 TOP 30 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS: P Austin Barnes was 21st in punting average; WR Trevon Brown was 17th in receiving yards per game, 25th in receiving yards, 30th in yards per reception, 30th in all-purpose yards per game.

■■ECU In The 2017 American Statistics A look at how the Pirates ranked in the 2017 American Conference statistics (12 teams): Rush Offense ...... 12th/107.7 Rush Defense ...... 11th/245.5 Pass Offense ...... 3rd/317.9 Pass Defense ...... 11th/296.2 Pass Efficiency ...... 10th/125.46 Pass Eff . Defense ...... 12th/180.01 Total Offense ...... 7th/425.6 Total Defense ...... 12th/541.7 Scoring Offense ...... 10th/24.9 Scoring Defense ...... 12th/45.0 First Down Offense ...... 5th/279 First Down Defense ...... 9th/296 Punt Returns ...... 12th/-0.67 Punt Return Def ...... 12th/12.0 Kickoff Returns ...... 8th/20.0 Kickoff Return Def ...... 12th/26.6 Fumbles Recovered ...... 11th/4 Fumbles Lost ...... 1st/5 Passes Intercepted ...... 8th/7 Passes Had Int ...... 12th/16 Turnovers Gained ...... 10th/11 Turnovers Lost ...... 10th/21 Turnover Margin ...... 12th/-0.83 Net Punting ...... 7th/37.5 Fewest Penalties ...... 6th/6.67 Fewest Yards Pen ...... 5th/58.75 3rd Down % ...... 9th/41.2 3rd Down % Defense ...... 12th/52.0 4th Down % ...... 6th/58.6 4th Down % Defense ...... 9th/61.5 Redzone Efficiency ...... 10th/75.0 Redzone Eff . Defense ...... 12th/89.3 Tackles For Loss ...... 12th/3.3 Sacks ...... 12th/0.92 Sacks Allowed ...... 3rd/1.25 Possession Time ...... 3rd/31:11

Trevon Brown EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 123 2018 Football Fact Book 2017 Game-By-Game Starters OFFENSE WR WR LT LG C RG James Madison Davon Grayson Quay Johnson D’Ante Smith Cortez Herrin Garrett McGhin Austin Lee West Virginia Davon Grayson Deondre Farrier D’Ante Smith Garrett McGhin John Spellacy Austin Lee Virginia Tech Davon Grayson Quay Johnson D’Ante Smith Cortez Herrin John Spellacy Garrett McGhin Connecticut Davon Grayson Quay Johnson Messiah Rice D’Ante Smith John Spellacy Dqmarcus Shaw USF Davon Grayson Quay Johnson Messiah Rice Des Barmore Garrett McGhin Cortez Herrin Temple Davon Grayson Quay Johnson Messiah Rice Des Barmore Garrett McGhin Cortez Herrin UCF Davon Grayson Quay Johnson Messiah Rice Des Barmore Garrett McGhin Austin Lee BYU Davon Grayson Quay Johnson Messiah Rice Des Barmore John Spellacy Garrett McGhin Houston Davon Grayson Tahj Deans Justin Sandifer Des Barmore John Spellacy Garrett McGhin Tulane Davon Grayson Quay Johnson Justin Sandifer Des Barmore John Spellacy Garrett McGhin Cincinnati Trevon Brown Deondre Farrier Justin Sandifer Garrett McGhin John Spellacy Dqmarcus Shaw Memphis Davon Grayson Dalton Montgomery^ D’Ante Smith Cortez Herrin John Spellacy Garrett McGhin

RT QB RB TE WR James Madison Brandon Smith Gardner Minshew Derrell Scott Stephen Baggett Jimmy Williams West Virginia Brandon Smith Thomas Sirk Tyshon Dye Stephen Baggett Jimmy Williams Virginia Tech Brandon Smith Gardner Minshew Tyshon Dye Trevon Brown* Jimmy Williams Connecticut Brandon Smith Thomas Sirk Derrell Scott Stephen Baggett Trevon Brown USF Brandon Smith Thomas Sirk Derrell Scott Stephen Baggett Trevon Brown Temple Brandon Smith Thomas Sirk Darius Pinnix Deondre Farrier* Jimmy Williams UCF Brandon Smith Thomas Sirk Darius Pinnix Stephen Baggett Jimmy Williams BYU Brandon Smith Thomas Sirk Darius Pinnix Stephen Baggett Trevon Brown Houston Brandon Smith Thomas Sirk Hussein Howe Stephen Baggett Trevon Brown Tulane Brandon Smith Gardner Minshew Darius Pinnix Deondre Farrier* Trevon Brown Cincinnati Brandon Smith Gardner Minshew Darius Pinnix Stephen Baggett Jimmy Williams Memphis Justin Sandifer Gardner Minshew Darius Pinnix Stephen Baggett Trevon Brown *started as wide receiver; ^started as a tight end

DEFENSE DE DT DT DE ILB ILB James Madison Kiante Anderson Demage Bailey Tyree Owens Gaelin Elmore Jordan Williams Ray Tillman West Virginia Kiante Anderson Raequan Purvis Jalen Price kendall Futrell Jordan Williams Ray Tillman Virginia Tech Kiante Anderson Raequan Purvis Jalen Price Shaun James Jordan Williams Cannon Gibbs Connecticut Kiante Anderson Alex Turner Tyree Owens Gaelin Elmore Jordan Williams Cannon Gibbs USF Kiante Anderson Demage Bailey Mike Myers Gaelin Elmore Jordan Williams Cannon Gibbs Temple Kiante Anderson Jalen Price Alex Turner Raequan Purvis Aaron Ramseur Cannon Gibbs UCF Jalen Price Tyree Owens Alex Turner Chandon Hickerson Aaron Ramseur Cannon Gibbs BYU Demage Bailey Jalen Price Alex Turner kendall Futrell Jordan Williams Aaron Ramseur Houston Raequan Purvis Jalen Price Alex Turner kendall Futrell Jordan Williams Cannon Gibbs Tulane Kiante Anderson Raequan Purvis Alex Turner Jalen Price Jordan Williams Aaron Ramseur Cincinnati Kiante Anderson Jalen Price Demage Bailey Gaelin Elmore Jordan Williams Aaron Ramseur Memphis Kiante Anderson Jalen Price Demage Bailey kendall Futrell Jordan Williams Aaron Ramseur

CB SS FS CB NB James Madison Travis Phillips bobby Fulp korrin Wiggins Chris Love Tim Irvin West Virginia Corey Seargent bobby Fulp korrin Wiggins Chris Love Tim Irvin Virginia Tech Corey Seargent bobby Fulp Tim Irvin Chris Love Devon Sutton Connecticut Marcus Holton Jr. bobby Fulp korrin Wiggins Colby Gore Devon Sutton USF Marcus Holton Jr. bobby Fulp korrin Wiggins Colby Gore Devon Sutton Temple Corey Seargent bobby Fulp korrin Wiggins Colby Gore Devon Sutton UCF Marcus Holton Jr. Davondre Robinson Tim Irvin Colby Gore Devon Sutton BYU Chris Love Davondre Robinson bobby Fulp Colby Gore Devon Sutton Houston Chris Love bobby Fulp Davondre Robinson Colby Gore Devon Sutton Tulane Keyshawn Canady bobby Fulp korrin Wiggins Colby Gore Devon Sutton Cincinnati Keyshawn Canady Devon Sutton korrin Wiggins Colby Gore Corey Seargent Memphis Keyshawn Canady Devon Sutton korrin Wiggins Colby Gore Corey Seargent

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 124 2018 Football Fact Book Honors Pirate All-America Selections Dave Alexander Justin Hardy Danny Kepley Fullback Wide Receiver Linebacker 1965 Little All-America 2014 Phil Steele Magazine 1974 AP (third-team) AP (third-team)

Andrew Bayes Leonard Henry Tootie Robbins Punter Fullback Offensive Lineman 1999 Consensus Walter Camp 2001 The Sporting News 1981 AP FWAA (first-team) (third-team) AFCA (first-team) Football News (third-team) AP (first-team) CNN/SI (first-team) Wayne Inman Sherwin Lacewell Jeff Blake Offensive Lineman Center Quarterback 1979 AP 2000 Football News (second-team) 1991 College & Pro Football Newsweekly (second-team)

Chris Johnson Terry Long Jim Bolding Kick Returner Offensive Lineman Defensive Back 2007 Pro Football Weekly 1983 Consensus 1976 Newspaper Enterprise (first-team) Association 1975 AP Football Weekly Dion Johnson Junior Robinson Wide Receiver/Kick Returner Defensive Back/Kick Returner Bill Cline 1991 AP (second-team) 1989 The Sporting News Quarterback (second-team) 1964 AP Small College

Robert Jones Jody Schulz Linebacker Defensive End Carlester Crumpler, Jr. 1991 Consensus AP 1982 AP Tight End Scripps-Howard 1993 Walter Camp (first-team) Football News Walter Camp Kodak College Football Writers (FWAA) Tom Scott College & Pro Football Newsweekly Offensive Lineman 1990 The Sporting News 1992 The Sporting News Matt Dodge (second-team) Football News (first-team) Punter AP (third-team) UPI (second-team) 2009 collegefootballnews.com Football News SI.com The Sporting News (second-team) Rivals.com (third-team) Zay Jones Wide Receiver 2016 Walter Camp (first-team) Cary Godette The Sporting News (first-team) Defensive End ESPN.com (first-team) 1976 AP SB Nation (first-team) RECAP Pro Football Focus (first-team) College Sports Madness (first-team) AP (second-team) Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) (second-team) Lou Hallow American Football Coaches Lineman Association (AFCA) (second-team) 1955 Little All-America SI.com (second-team) CBS Sports (second-team) Fox Sports (second-team) Athlon Sports (second-team) Phil Steele Magazine (second-team)

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 126 2018 Football Fact Book National Honors National Coach-of-the-Year 1991 Jeff Blake, QB Team-of-the-Year 1995 Marcus Crandell, QB 1964 Clarence Stasavich Hunter Gallimore, WR 1991 Awarded by ECAC (The Sporting News) vs. Syracuse, Sept. 9 1991 Bill Lewis Luke Fisher, TE Dion Johnson, WR CoSIDA Academic All-America 1996 Daren Hart, DB (USA Today) Tom Scott, OT 2011 Matt Milner (second-team) Fourth-Team All-America vs. Miami (Fla.), Oct. 19 John Jett, P 2012 Matt Milner (second-team) 2001 Pernell Griffin, LB 2008 Patrick Pinkney, QB 2016 Zay Jones (second-team) The Sporting News 1992 Michael Anderson, QB (AT&T All-America/ESPN) Junior Smith, RB vs. West Virginia, Sept. 6 2009 Matt Dodge, P CoSIDA Academic All-District Phil Steele Magazine Carlester Crumpler, Jr., TE 2014 Shane Carden, QB Bernard Carter, DE 1989 Keith Arnold (CBSSports.com) Jerry Dillon, OLB R.L. Beeman vs. Virginia Tech, Sept. 13 Honorable Mention 1990 Keith Arnold Greg Grandison, DB All-America Ken Burnette 1993 Bernard Carter, DE North Carolina Sports 1950 Roger Thrift, QB 1991 Keith Arnold Hall of Fame Junior Smith, RB Ken Burnette 1953 Dick Cherry, QB 1970 Clarence Stasavich Carlester Crumpler, Jr., TE 2002 Richard Hourigan Bobby Hodges, E 2002 Carlester Crumpler, RB Mark Libiano, LB (second-team) 1954 Willie Holland, T 1994 Junior Smith, RB Brian Rimpf (second-team) Claude King, FB Helms Hall of Fame 1996 Scott Harley, RB 2003 Richard Hourigan 1964 Dave Bumgarner, E 1960 Clarence Stasavich 2002 Jarad Preston, P Brian Rimpf Ted Day, T Brian Rimpf, OT 2015 Warren Harvey 1966 Kevin Moran, T 2016 Zay Jones Citrus Bowl Hall of Fame 2003 Chris Moore, LB Johnny Crew, C 2017 Alex Turner 1986 Clarence Stasavich Brian Rimpf, OL Bobby Ellis, B 2004 Travis Williams, PR College Football Hall of Fame Walter Bostic, B National Football Foundation 2007 Chris Johnson, RB 2005 Pat Dye 1967 Butch Colson, B & College Hall of Fame 2008 Matt Dodge, P National Honor Society 1968 Don Tyson, T Matt Dodge, P 2009 2006 Robert Lee, PK National Association of 1970 Dick Corrada, FL Van Eskridge, FS Directors of Athletics Rich Peeler, OT Kevin Roach, WR Dwayne Harris, KR/WR 2015 Warren Harvey, PK Hall of Fame 1972 Carlester Crumpler, RB 2013 Shane Carden, QB 1977 Clarence Stasavich Carl Summerell, QB NFF Scholar-Athlete Award Danny Kepley, LB Freshman All-America 2011 Matt Milner, DE Liberty Bowl Alliance 1973 Carl Summerell, QB 1988 Robert Jones, LB 2012 Mike Barbour, K Coach-of-the-Year Carlester Crumpler, RB The Sporting News 2013 Leonard Paulk, DB 1994 Steve Logan Danny Kepley, LB (first-team) 2014 Damon Magazu, DB 1974 Kenny Moore, OT 1993 Daren Hart, DB 2015 Warren Harvey, PK Liberty Bowl Alliance Butch Strawderman, DE ProFootball News 2016 J.T. Boyd, OL Offensive Player-of-the-Year 1975 Cary Godette, DE (second-team) 2017 Worth Gregory, P 1994 Junior Smith, RB Thomas Sirk, QB/TE Marcus Crandell, QB Jimbo Walker, OG 1998 Pernell Griffin, LB 2018 Austin Teague, DB 1976 Jim Bolding, DB Football News (first-team) Harold Randolph, LB ECAC Division I-A The Sporting News National Player-of-the-Week All Star Team 1977 Harold Randolph, LB (second-team) 1973 Danny Kepley, LB 1991 Jeff Blake, QB Jody Schultz, DE 1981 1999 Kevin Miller, K (Associated Press) Robert Jones, LB 1982 Clint Harris, DB Football News vs. Richmond, Nov. 10 Dion Johnson, WR-KR Terry Long, OL 2002 Chris Moore, LB Carlester Crumpler, RB Keith Arnold, C 1983 Clint Harris, FS College Football News (United Press International) 1992 Tom Scott, OT John Robertson, OT (second-team) vs. Appalachian State, Nov. 17 1993 Bernard Carter, DE Earnest Byner, RB 2008 Emanuel Davis, CB 1990 Robert Jones, LB 1994 Junior Smith, RB Jeff Pegues, DE Rivals.com (Sports Illustrated) 1995 Marcus Crandell, QB Lorenzo West, DT 1985 Tony Baker, TB 2011 Jeremy Grove, LB vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 20 1991 Greg Grandison, S 1996 Scott Harley, RB Kevin Walker, DB Football Writers Association (College & Pro Football Larry Shannon, SE of America 1988 Tim James, FB Newsweekly) Carlos Brown, LB Anthony Thompson, LB CBSSports.com (first-team) vs. Virginia Tech, Nov. 16 1989 Anthony Thompson, DE FOXSportsNext.com Jeff Blake, QB AFCA Good Works Team Robert Jones, LB (first-team) (The Sporting News) 2000 Carlos Ochoa, LB Walter Wilson, WR Yahoo! Sports (second-team) vs. Syracuse, Oct. 12 2002 Brian Rimpf, OT EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 127 2018 Football Fact Book All-Conference Honors Beau Huffman Dalton Montgomery Linval Joseph, DT ■■American Athletic Zay Jones Matt Morgan C.J. Wilson, DE (2014-2017) Blake Kemp Caiden Norman 2010 Dwayne Harris, WR/PR American Athletic Conference Eric Kristensen Ben Norris Willie Smith, OL Player-of-the-Year Jamie Land Caleb Pratt 2012 Justin Hardy, WR Erik Lenzen Blake Proehl 2013 Shane Carden, QB 2014 Shane Carden, Offense Cam Marshmon Raequan Purvis Justin Hardy, WR Dalton Montgomery Davondre Robinson Will Simmons, OL First Team Philip Nelson Derrell Scott 2014 Shane Carden, QB Davis Plowman Michael Swift Second Team Justin Hardy, WR* Caleb Pratt Austin Teague 1997 Roderick Coleman, LB Taylor Hudson, C Terrell Richardson Ray Tillman Jeff Kerr, LB Terry Williams, DL Rocco Scarfone Alex Turner Dwight Henry, DB 2015 Zeek Bigger, ILB Derrell Scott Jake Verity Andrew Bayes, P Bryce Williams, TE Corey Seargent 1998 Buck Collins, TE 2016 Zay Jones, WR Travon Simmons Kelvin Suggs, DB *unanimous selection Xavier Smith ■■Conference USA Andrew Bayes, P Jonathan Stanley (1997-2013) 1999 Mbayo Ahmadu, NG Second Team Curtis Struyk Forrest Foster, CB 2014 Zeek Bigger, LB Austin Teague Conference USA David Garrard, QB J.T. Boyd, OG Tyrell Thompson Player-of-the-Year Kevin Monroe, CB Ike Harris, OT Connor Torruella 2007 Chris Johnson, Special Teams Keith Stokes, RS Brandon Williams, LB Cam White 2009 Dwayne Harris, Special Teams 2000 David Garrard, QB Bryce Williams, TE 2016 Joe Allely 2010 Dwayne Harris, MVP Leonard Henry, RB 2015 Zay Jones, WR Randall Anderson Dominique Davis, Newcomer 2001 David Garrard, QB Montese Overton, OLB Stephen Baggett 2011 Jeremy Grove, Freshman Greg LeFever, LB 2016 Worth Gregory, P Brandon Bishop 2012 Vintavious Cooper, Newcomer Kevin Miller, PK 2017 Trevon Brown, WR Bennett Boateng 2013 Shane Carden, MVP 2002 Art Brown, RB Joe Carter 2003 Terrance Copper, WR American Athletic Conference Tahj Deans First Team Chris Moore, LB All-Academic Team Jack Doyle 1997 Danny Moore, C Marvin Townes, RB 2014 Joe Allely Jaison Fournet 1998 Danny Moore, C 2004 Zack Baker, FS Randall Anderson Davon Grayson Roderick Coleman, DL Ryan Dougherty, P Kurt Benkert Dishawn Harvey Travis Darden, DL Chris Moore, LB Aundrae Allison, WR Zeek Bigger Beau Huffman Jeff Kerr, LB 2006 Eric Graham, OT Brandon Bishop Zay Jones 1999 Andrew Bayes, P Pierre Parker, SS Curtis Burston Cam Marshmon Pernell Griffin, LB 2007 Matt Butler, OG Shane Carden C.J. Maybin Jeff Kerr, LB Josh Coffman, OT Charlie Coggins Gardner Minshew Sherwin Lacewell, C Van Eskridge, FS Worth Gregory Dalton Montgomery 2000 Sherwin Lacewell, OL Chris Johnson, RB Warren Harvey Philip Nelson Pernell Griffin, LB Zack Slate, DE Josh Hawkins Corey Newby Keith Stokes, WR Zay Jones 2001 Pernell Griffin, LB C.J. Wilson, DE Davis Plowman 2008 Sean Allen, C Cody Keith Caleb Pratt Leonard Henry, RB Blake Kemp Brian Rimpf, OT Pierre Bell, LB Derrell Scott 2009 Terence Campbell, OL Isaiah King Xavier Smith 2002 Jarad Preston, P Garrett McGhin Brian Rimpf, OT Dwayne Harris, KR Michael Swift Ben Hartman, PK Cole Pickard Austin Teague 2003 Ryan Dougherty, P Terrell Richardson brian Rimpf, OT Nick Johnson, LB Alex Turner 2010 Michael Barbour, PK Rocco Scarfone Jake Verity 2004 Travis Williams, PR Xavier Smith Emanuel Davis, CB 2017 Kiante Anderson 2005 Aundrae Allison, WR Austin Teague Lance Lewis, WR Stephen Baggett Chris Moore, LB Connor Torruella 2006 Ryan Dougherty, P 2011 Emanuel Davis, CB Joe Carter Lance Lewis, WR Jonathan Weymann Chris Johnson, KR Trace Christian Michael Brooks, DL Cam White 2007 Chris Johnson, KR 2012 Jack Doyle Vintavious Cooper, RB 2015 Joe Allely 2008 Van Eskridge, FS Cannon Gibbs Derrell Johnson, LB DaShaun Amos C.J. Wilson, DE Kingsley Ifedi Will Simmons, OL Kurt Benkert 2009 Sean Allen, OL Jonathan Jeffries 2013 Vintavious Cooper, RB Brandon Bishop Emanuel Davis, CB Quay Johnson Jordan Davis, OL Ryan Bursiek Matt Dodge, P Cam Marshmon Lee Pegues, DL Davon Grayson Van Eskridge, FS Garrett McGhin Derrell Johnson, LB Worth Gregory Dwayne Harris, WR Rowe Mellott Damon Magazu, DB EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 128 2018 Football Fact Book Conference USA 1979 Mike Brewington, LB 1991 Jeff Blake, QB Carl Summerell, QB All-Freshmen Team Anthony Collins, RB Jerry Dillon, DE Greg Troupe, OG 1997 Jamie Wilson, RB Wayne Inman, OG Greg Grandison, S Jim Woody, PK James Bell, OL 1982 Clint Harris, DB John Jett, P 1974 Ricky Bennett, OT Terry Long, OG Dion Johnson, WR-KR Marcellus Harris, WR-KR Jim Bolding, S Jody Schulz, DE 1992 Michael Anderson, QB 1998 David Garrard, QB Danny Kepley, LB Pernell Griffin, LB 1983 Earnest Byner, RB Jerry Dillon, OLB Kenny Moore, DT 1999 Anthony Adams, S Clint Harris, DB Greg Grandison, DB Don Schink, B Kevin Miller, PK Terry Long, OG 1994 Mitchell Galloway, HB 2000 Vonta Leach, LB Jeff Pegues, DE Dwight Henry, DB Butch Strawderman, DE Brian Rimpf, OL John Robertson, OT John Krawczyk, DT Jimbo Walker, OG 2001 Marvin Townes, KR 1985 Tony Baker, RB Matt Levine, P 1975 Jim Bolding, S Kevin Walker, DB 1995 Mitchell Galloway, HB 2002 Reicko Jones, CB Willie Bryant, DT Chris Moore, LB 1989 Junior Robinson, DB/KR Daren Hart, S 1990 Luke Fisher, TE Cary Godette, DE Guy Whimper, DL Harold Randolph, LB 2003 Josh Coffman, TE Robert Jones, LB All-South Independent Kenny Strayhorn, B Ryan Dougherty, P 1991 Anthony Brenner, PK Coach-of-the-Year Erode Jean, DB Luke Fisher, TE 1991 Bill Lewis Jimbo Walker, OG 2004 Chris Johnson, RB-KR Hunter Gallimore, WR 1994 Steve Logan 1976 Jim Bolding, S Durwin Lamb, LB Robert Jones, LB Wayne Bolt, OG Travis Williams, PR Tom Scott, OT All-South Independent Pete Conaty, PK 1992 Bernard Carter, DE 2006 Terence Campbell, OG Player-of-the-Year Jake Dove, DT Cory Dowless, OG Carlester Crumpler, Jr., TE Tom Scott, OT 1994 Mark Libiano, LB Cary Godette, DE Van Eskridge, LB (Defensive) Gerald Hall, DB Scotty Robinson, DE Junior Smith, RB 1993 Jeff Cooke, DT Eddie Hicks, B C.J. Wilson, DE All-South Academic Team 2007 Dwayne Harris, PR Carlester Crumpler, Jr., TE Reggie Pinkney, DB Daren Hart, CB 1979 Vern Davenport, SE Harold Randolph, LB Linval Joseph, DT Matt Mulholland, T D.J. Scott, OT Junior Smith, RB Travis Simmons, CB 1994 Mark Libiano, LB Southern Conference Junior Smith, RB Jonathan Williams, KR Terry Tilghman, OG ■■Southern Conference Athlete-of-the-Year 2008 Emanuel Davis, CB Marcus Crandell, QB 1972 Carlester Crumpler, RB 2009 Michael Brooks, DT 1995 (1964-1976) Mark Libiano, LB 1973 Carl Summerell, QB 2010 Grant Harner, OT Emmanuel McDaniel, CB First Team All-Conference 2011 Jeremy Grove, LB 1965 Dave Alexander, B Southern Conference Justin Hardy, WR Jerris McPhail, FB 1966 Walter Bostic, OG 2012 Montese Overton, LB Player-of-the-Year Johnny Crew, C 2013 Zay Jones, WR Second Team 1967 Butch Colson, RB Demetri McGill, DL 1977 Terry Gallaher, SE Bobby Ellis, DB 1972 Carlester Crumpler, RB Dayon Pratt, OLB 1978 Mike Brewington, LB Kevin Moran, DT 1973 Carl Summerell, QB Eddie Hicks, RB 1967 Butch Colson, B Conference USA Wayne Inman, OG Neal Hughes, B Jacobs Blocking Trophy All-Academic Team 1979 Charlie Carter, DB Kevin Moran, OT (presented to outstanding blocker Mitchell Johnston, OG in the Southern Conference) 2006 Kevin Roach, WR 1968 Ben Grieb, OG Matt Mulholland, OT 2007 Josh Coffman, OL Don Tyson, DT 1965 Norman Swindell Theodore Sutton, FB 2009 Sean Allen, OL 1969 George Wheeler, DT 1967 Kevin Moran 1980 Anthony Collins, RB Patrick Pinkney, QB Billy Wightman, B 1981 Jody Schulz, DE Matt Milner, DL Southern Conference 2010 1982 Steve Hamilton, DT 1970 Dick Corrada, FL Matt Milner, DL 2011 Jeff Heath, K Rich Peeler, DT All-Academic Matt Milner, DL 2012 John Robertson, OT 1971 Monty Kiernan, LB 1974 Larry Lundy, OT Adhem Elsawi, OL 2013 1983 Kevin Ingram, QB Jack Patterson, S 1975 Larry Lundy, OT Warren Harvey, PK Hal Stephens, DT Rich Peeler, DT Norwood Vann, TE 1972 Carlester Crumpler, RB ■ ■■All-South Henry Williams, KR Stan Eure, TE ■North State Independent 1984 Kevin Walker, DB Danny Kepley, LB Conference (1977-1995) Curtis Wyatt, DE Rusty Markland, DB (1940-1960) 1987 Ellis Dillahunt, DB Carl Summerell, QB First Team 1988 Tim James, FB All-Conference Team Greg Troupe, OG 1977 Wayne Bolt, OG Anthony Thompson, LB 1949 Roger Thrift, QB Gerald Hall, DB 1989 Robert Jones, LB 1973 Carlester Crumpler, RB 1950 Roger Thrift, QB Harold Randolph, LB Anthony Thompson, DE Stan Eure, TE Frank Maennle, E Zack Valentine, DE Walter Wilson, WR Cary Godette, DE 1951 Dwight Shoe, E 1978 Gerald Hall, DB 1990 George Koonce, DE Danny Kepley, LB 1952 Dwight Shoe, E Zack Valentine, DE Chad Martin, OG Mike Myrick, DB Willie Holland, T EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 129 2018 Football Fact Book Dick Cherry, QB Lou Hallow, C North State Conference MVP Paul Gay, HB 1953 Dick Cherry, QB Dick Cherry, QB 1950 Roger Thrift, QB 1954 Willie Holland, T Robert Hodges, E 1956 Ray Pennington, E 1955 Lou Hallow, C Paul Gay, HB 1957 James Speight, HB North State Conference 1959 Ed Emory, T Willie Holland, T 1958 Ed Emory, G Coach-of-the-Year 1960 Clayton Piland, T Lou Hallow, C Bobby Perry, B Glenn Bass, HB Jack Boone James Faircloth, C 1959 Glenn Bass, HB 1952 1963 Tom Michel, FB David Lee, T James Speight, HB 1966 Kevin Moran, DT 1954 Willie Holland, T Ed Emory, T All-State Larry Rhodes, E Lynn Barnett, C 1950 Roger Thrift, QB David Lee, G 1960 Glenn Bass, HB 1952 Dwight Shoe, E John Hayes, B Sonny Baysinger, HB 1953 Dick Cherry, QB 1955 Ray Pennington, E Clayton Piland, T Robert Hodges, E All-Star Game Players All-American Bowl College Gridiron Showcase North Carolina Shrine Bowl 2009 Dominique Lindsay, RB 1993 Jerry Dillon 2016 James Summers, RB 1967 Neal Hughes, TB Jay Ross, DT Clayton Driver 2018 Stephen Baggett, TE (Outstanding Player) 2010 Willie Smith, OT Gaelin Elmore, DE Paul Hutchins, G All-American Classic Jimmy Williams, WR Kevin Moran, G Bowl Game Award Recipients 2006 James Pinkney, QB Clarence Stasavich 1995 Daren Hart, DB East-West Shrine Game (Outstanding Coach) Defensive MVP, Liberty Bowl All-Star Gridiron Classic 1985 Kevin Walker, DB Chad Holcomb, PK Offensive MVP, Liberty Bowl 1999 Norris McCleary, DL 1990 Chad Martin, OG North-South Shrine Game 2000 Bernard Williams, DL 2003 Kelly Hardy, DB 1991 Luke Fisher, TE 1976 Reggie Pinkney, DB Defensive MVP, 2004 Damane Duckett, DT Robert Jones, LB 1993 Tom Scott, OT Olympia Gold Bowl galleryfurniture.com Bowl Keith Stokes, WR/KR American Bowl 1996 Marcus Crandell, QB 1981 Tootie Robbins, OT 1998 Roderick Coleman, DL Specialist MVP, 1976 Cary Godette, DE galleryfurniture.com Bowl Jim Bolding, DB 1999 Jeff Kerr, LB Raycom All-Star Game 2002 Pernell Griffin, LB David Garrard, QB 2012 Michael Brooks, DL Offensive MVP, Blue-Gray Game 2009 Van Eskridge, DB 2011 Emanuel Davis, DB galleryfurniture.com Bowl Carlester Crumpler, RB Senior Bowl 1973 Lance Lewis, WR 2001 Jerome Steward, DB Carl Summerell, QB Ernest Madison, DB 2013 Derrell Johnson, LB 1977 Defensive Player-of-the-Game, Greg Troupe, OG 1980 Mike Brewington, LB GMAC Bowl 1978 Gerald Hall, DB Hula Bowl 1994 Tom Scott, OT Leonard Henry, FB 1979 Mitchell Johnston, G 1995 Carlester Crumpler, Jr., TE Offensive Player-of-the-Game, 1983 Terry Long, OG 1981 Tootie Robbins, OT 1998 Larry Shannon, SE GMAC Bowl 1987 Anthony Simpson, FB 1982 Jody Schultz, DE 1999 Roderick Coleman, DL 2004 Vonta Leach, FB 1996 Lorenzo West, DT 1983 Clint Harris, FS Troy Smith, SE Offensive MVP - Gray, 1998 Troy Smith, SE Terry Long, OG 2000 Andrew Bayes, P Blue-Gray Game 2002 Leonard Henry, FB 1987 Ellis Dillahunt, DB 2003 David Garrard, QB 2006 Bobby Good, WR 2005 Chris Moore, LB 1988 Billy Michel, OG 2005 Brian Rimpf, OT ECU MVP, Papajohns.com Bowl Guy Whimper, OT 1989 Junior Robinson, DB/KR 2007 Aundrae Allison, WR 2007 Chris Johnson, RB/KR Skip Holtz, Head Coach 1990 Chad Martin, OG 2008 Chris Johnson, RB ECU MVP, Sheraton 2006 Eric Graham, OT 1992 Greg Grandison, DB 2010 Matt Dodge, P Hawai’i Bowl 1993 Bernard Carter, DE C.J. Wilson, DE 2008 Darryl Freeney, WR 1997 Dan Gonzalez, QB Japan Bowl 2011 Dwayne Harris, WR/RS ECU Offensive MVP, 1998 Buck Collins, TE 1982 Jody Schulz, DE 2015 Shane Carden, QB AutoZone Liberty Bowl 2004 Terrance Copper, WR 1991 Jeff Blake, QB Justin Hardy, WR Nick Johnson, LB Damane Duckett, DT 2016 Bryce Williams, TE ECU Defensive MVP, Vonta Leach, FB Medal of Honor Bowl 2017 Zay Jones, WR AutoZone Liberty Bowl 2014 Charlie Coggins, DS 2009 Dominique Lindsay, RB Can-Am Bowl Terry Williams, DL Texas vs. Nation ECU Offensive MVP, 1978 Eddie Hicks, RB Cam Worthy, WR All-Star Game AutoZone Liberty Bowl 2006 Eric Graham, OT Chris Mattocks, LB Coaches All-America Game NFLPA Collegiate Bowl 2008 Stanley Bryant, OT ECU Defensive MVP, 1973 Carl Summerell, QB 2014 Will Simmons, OG Davon Drew, TE AutoZone Liberty Bowl 2015 Cam Worthy, WR Khalif Mitchell, DT 2013 Vintavious Cooper, RB 2017 Philip Nelson, QB (selected but did not ECU MVP, Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl 2018 Davon Grayson, WR play due to injury)

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 130 2018 Football Fact Book Pirate Awards — Active Most Valuable Player 2016 James Summers John Jett 2004 Chris Johnson 1938 Bill Shelton 2017 Quay Johnson 1989 Brian McPhatter 2010 Michael Barbour, 1939 Mervin Frazelle Jerry Dillon Special Teams 1962 Maurice Allen Most Valuable Player - Defense 1990 Dion Johnson Lance Lewis, Offense 1963 Maurice Allen 1974 Danny Kepley Donald Porch 2011 Danny Webster 1964 Bill Cline 1975 Cary Godette 1991 Dion Johnson 2012 Vintavious Cooper 1965 Norman Swindell 1976 Cary Godette Charles Howard 2013 Cam Worthy 1966 Johnny Crew 1977 Harold Randolph 1992 Morris Foreman 2014 Quincy McKinney 1967 Neal Hughes 1978 Zack Valentine 1993 Chad Holcomb 2015 James Summers 1968 Billy Wightman 1979 Mike Brewington 1994 Jerris McPhail 2016 Colby Gore 1969 Butch Colson 1980 Jeffrey Warren E.J. Gunthrope 2017 Cannon Gibbs 1970 George Whitley 1982 Jody Schulz 1995 Tavares Taylor 1971 Will Mitchell 1983 Mike Grant 1996 Freddie Claybrooks Offensive Big Man-of-the-Year 1972 Carl Summerell 1984 Tyrone Johnson Kevin Monroe 2016 J.T. Boyd 1973 Carl Summerell 1985 Kevin Walker 1997 Jason Shell 2017 Brandon Smith 1974 Danny Kepley 1987 Vinson Smith 1998 Andrew Bayes 1975 Cary Godette 1988 Shannon Boling 1999 Kevin Monroe Defensive Big Man-of-the-Year 1976 Cary Godette 1989 Anthony Thompson 2000 Keith Stokes 2016 Demetri McGill 1977 Harold Randolph 1990 Robert Jones 2001 Jarad Preston 2017 Alex Turner 2010 Dwayne Harris 1991 Robert Jones Antwaun Cook 2011 Jeremy Grove 1992 Tony Davis 2003 Ryan Dougherty Offensive Skill Player-of-the-Year 2004 Travis Williams 2012 Justin Hardy 1993 Bernard Carter Zay Jones 2010 Rahkeem Morgan 2016 2013 Shane Carden 1994 John Krawczyk 2017 Trevon Brown 2014 Shane Carden 1995 Morris Foreman 2011 Mike Barbour 2012 Trent Tignor 2015 Zay Jones 1996 Carlos Brown Defensive Skill Player-of-the-Year 2016 Zay Jones 1997 Roderick Coleman 2013 Trent Tignor 2016 DaShaun Amos 2017 Quay Johnson 1998 Roderick Coleman 2014 Warren Harvey 1999 Jeff Kerr 2015 Worth Gregory 2017 Colby Gore 2000 Mbayo Ahmadu 2016 Worth Gregory Most Valuable Player - Offense Winning Edge Award Eddie Hicks 2001 Pernell Griffin 2017 Caleb Pratt 1978 (Outstanding Attitude) 1979 Leander Green 2003 Chris Moore 2016 Kiante Anderson 1980 Anthony Collins 2004 Chris Moore Newcomer-of-the-Year 2017 Kiante Anderson 1981 Tootie Robbins 2010 Josh Smith 1982 Curtis Wyatt 1982 John Floyd 2011 Jeremy Grove Kevin Banks 1984 Ricky Nichols 2012 Derrell Johnson 1983 Henry Williams, Offense Iron Man Award 1985 Tony Baker 2013 Damon Magazu Tyrone Johnson, Defense (Most Snaps Played) 1986 Anthony Simpson 2014 Brandon Williams 1984 David Kramer, Offense 2016 J.T. Boyd 1987 Anthony Simpson 2015 Zeek Bigger Keith Ford, Defense 2017 Brandon Smith 1988 Tim James 2016 Dayon Pratt 1985 Bubba Waters 1989 Walter Wilson 2017 Kiante Anderson Ken Bourgeois Rick Bankston Memorial Award 1990 Luke Fisher 1986 Grant Lowe (Outstanding Scout Teams Player) 1991 Jeff Blake Most Valuable Player - Henry Ferraro 1977 Eddie Murphy 1992 Junior Smith Special Teams 1987 Derrick Parker 1978 Dennis Mulholland 1993 Junior Smith 1978 Fred Chavis 1988 Al Whiting, Offense 1979 Larry O’Roark 1994 Junior Smith Bill Lamm Chris Hall, Defense 1980 Robert Boykins 1995 Jerris McPhail 1979 Keith Golden 1989 Tom Scott, Offense 1981 Reggie Branch, Offense 1996 Marcus Crandell 1980 Keith Golden Derrick Fields, Defense Martin Daniel, Defense 1997 Troy Smith 1981 Chuck Bushbeck 1990 Dion Johnson, Offense 1982 Robert Fuller 1998 Troy Smith Smokey Norris Bernard Carter, Defense Brian Herndon 1999 Marcus Crandell 1982 Jeff Heath 1991 Greg Grandison 1983 Randy Lowry, Offense 2000 David Garrard 1983 Henry Williams 1992 Morris Letcher Scott Lewis, Defense Marcellus Harris Jeff Bolch 1993 Daren Hart 1985 Barnie Gyant, Offense 2001 Leonard Henry Stuart Ward 1994 Jason Nichols Carl Carney, Defense 2003 Marvin Townes 1984 Henry Williams 1995 Travis Darden 1986 Carl Barkers, Offense 2004 James Pinkney Joe Bolch 1996 Danny Moore Mike Applewhite, Defense 2010 Dominique Davis 1985 Tony Smith 1997 Jeff Kerr 1987 Carl Barkers, Offense Willie Smith Bruce Simpson 1998 Pernell Griffin R.L. Beeman, Defense 2011 Justin Hardy 1986 Chuck Berleth 1999 Keith Stokes 1988 Rich Cameron, Offense 2012 Shane Carden Vinson Smith 2000 Brian Rimpf, Offense Ernie Lewis, Defense 2013 Justin Hardy 1987 Tony Smith Vonta Leach, Defense 1989 Schizo Sherman, Offense 2014 Justin Hardy Roswell Streeter 2001 Marvin Townes Travis Uzzell, Defense 2015 Blake Kemp 1988 Matt McLaughlin 2003 Erode Jean 1990 Damon Wilson, Offense EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 131 2018 Football Fact Book Rock Roggeman 2000 Carlos Ochoa Heart of the Pirate Award 2001 Chris Nelson 2000 Antwane Yelverton 2003 Richard Hourigan 2001 Marcus White 2004 Shawn Levesque 2005 Lorenza Pickett 2005 Shawn Levesque 2006 Shauntae Hunt 2006 Ryan Dougherty 2007 Matt Butler C.J. Wilson 2008 Leon Best 2007 Joe Sloan 2009 Terence Campbell 2008 Joe Sloan Joe Sloan 2010 Dekota Marshall 2009 Patrick Pinkney 2011 Andrew Bodenheimer, Dekota Marshall Offense Matt Milner Damon Magazu, Defense 2010 Matt Milner 2012 Will Simmons, Offense 2011 2012 Adhem Elsawi Jacobi Jenkins, Defense Matt Milner 2013 Adhem Elsawi, Offense 2013 Adhem Elsawi Kyle Tudor, Defense Warren Harvey 2014 Zay Jones, Offense 2014 Kurt Benkert Brandon Williams, Defense Warren Harvey 2015 Jimmy Williams, Offense 2015 Dalton Montgomery Terrell Richardson, Defense Austin Teague 2016 Jimmy Williams, Offense 2016 Dalton Montgomery Fred Presley, Defense 2017 Dalton Montgomery 2017 Garrett McGhin, Offense Devon Sutton, Defense Team Captains Morris Foreman 1932 Bud Bullock 1933 Henry Rivers Iron Pirate Award 1936 Lex Ridenhour (Strength & Conditioning) 1937 Primy Carpenter 2011 Dominique Davis Devon Sutton 1938 Bill Shelton 2012 Andrew Bodenheimer 1939 Mervin Frazelle 2013 Zico Pasut 1940 Walter Rodgers Greg Smith, Offense Scotty Robinson, Defense 2014 Detric Allen 1941 Jim Gianakas Reggie Robinson, Defense Ronald Wright, Special Teams 2015 Rocco Scarfone 1947 John Wyatt Fred Walker, Defense 2006 Travis Melvin, Offense 2016 Cam White 1948 John Wyatt 1991 Derek Hall, Offense Khalif Mitchell, Defense 2017 Jordan Williams Frank Holocher David Crumbie, Defense A.J. Johnson, Special Teams 1949 Ray Autry Carlos Blake, Special Teams 2007 Cory Dowless, Offense Jerry T. Brooks Award Keith Kilpatrick 1992 Marcus Crandell, Offense Maurice Mercer, Defense (Academic Achievement) 1950 Johnny Smith Lamont Burns, Defense Kurtis von Bargen, 1979 Rocky Butler Buck Wilson E.J. Gunthrope, Special Teams Special Teams Henry Trevathan 1951 Jesse Aldridge 1993 Bruce Pearson 2008 Kemory Mann, Offense 1980 Rocky Butler Dwight Shoe 1994 Scott Harley, Offense Kurtis von Bargen, Defense Vern Davenport Dennis Smith Deeone McKeithan, Defense Leonard Paulk, Special Teams 1981 Larry Brobst 1952 Dwight Shoe 1995 Damon Davis, Offense 2009 Joe Sloan, Offense Jeff Bolch Dennis Smith Jeff Kerr, Defense Matt Milner, Defense 1982 Jeff Heath 1953 Jack Britt Freddie Claybrooks, Defense Jeremy Davis, Special Teams 1983 Gerry Rogers Bobby Hodges 1996 Bobby Weaver, Offense Chuck Northcutt 2010 Maurice Falls, Offense 1954 John Hayes Marc Yellock, Defense 1984 Daniel Cole James Craig, Defense Willie Holland 1997 David Garrard, Offense 1985 Bill Carver Dick Cherry 2011 Shane Carden, Offense 1955 Pernell Griffin, Defense 1986 Bill Carver Harold O’Kelley Terry Biles, Defense 1998 Antwane Yelverton, Offense 1987 Medrick Rainbow 1956 Dick Cherry 2012 Calvin Easter, Offense Erik Hines, Defense 1988 Bill Carver Ray Pennington Drayvon Fairley, Defense 1999 Kevin Jackson 1989 R.L. Beeman 1957 Dick Monds Jonathon Weymann, Offense 2000 Desmond Robinson, Offense 2013 1990 R.L. Beeman Ken Burgess Christian Wasielewski, Joe Allely, Defense 1991 Deke Owens 1958 Lynn Barnett Defense 2014 Jacen Murphy, Offense 1992 Deke Owens Ralph Zehring 2001 Dominique Hatcher, Offense Drayvon Fairley, Defense 1993 Greg Smith 1959 Bill Cain Josh Chilsom, Defense 2015 Philip Nelson, Offense 1994 Junior Smith Ed Emory 2003 Tyrece Hayden, Offense Trevian Hicks, Defense 1995 Aaron Black 1960 Glenn Bass Craig Harper, Defense 2016 Hussein Howe, Offense 1996 Dan Gonzalez Chuck Gordon 2004 Davon Drew, Offense Michael Swift, Defense 1997 Dan Golzalez 1961 Chuck Gordon Jarrett Wiggins, Defense 2017 Caiden Norman, Offense Larry Shannon Nick Hilgert 2005 Rob Kass, Offense Rowe Mellott, Defense 1998 Dwayne Ledford Clayton Piland EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 132 2018 Football Fact Book 1962 Dave Smith R.L. Beeman Devone Claybrooks Dwayne Harris Bill Strickland 1991 Jeff Blake Keith Stokes Josh Smith 1963 Maurice Allen Luke Fisher 2001 David Garrard 2011 Dominique Davis Richard Honeycutt Chris Hall Pernell Griffin 2012 Andrew Bodenheimer 1964 Dave Bumgarner John Jett Kevin Miller Jeremy Grove Ted Day Robert Jones 2002 Christshawn Gilliam Cody Lyon 1965 Mitchell Cannon 1992 Jerry Dillon Kevin Miller Damon Magazu Norman Swindell Tom Scott Antwane Yelverton 2013 Shane Carden 1966 Leroy Cobb Charles Howard 2003 Terrance Copper Damon Magazu Johnny Crew Cedric Van Buren Vonta Leach Lee Pegues 1967 Nelson Gravatt 1993 Carlester Crumpler, Jr. Brian Rimpf Will Simmons Kevin Moran Robert Tate 2004 Cameron Broadwell Trent Tignor 1968 Ben Grieb Jeff Cooke Eric Butler 2014 Shane Carden Wayne Lineberry 1994 Junior Smith Charlie Dempsey Charlie Coggins 1969 Mike Boaz John Krawczyk Chris Moore Justin Hardy Roger Bost Leonard Graham James Pinkney Chrishon Rose 1970 George Whitley 1995 Morris Foreman 2005 Gary Freeman Brandon Williams Steve Davis Kevin Wiggins Richard Koonce 2015 DaShaun Amos 1971 Rich Peeler Mark Libiano Chris Moore Zeek Bigger 1972 Jim Post 1996 Marcus Crandell 2006 Eric Graham J.T. Boyd Jimmy Creech Daren Hart Shauntae Hunt Chris Hairston 1973 Mike Myrick E.J. Gunthrope James Pinkney 2016 DaShaun Amos Carl Summerell 1997 Larry Shannon Kasey Ross J.T. Boyd 1974 Danny Kepley Tabari Wallace 2007 Josh Coffman Zay Jones Don Schink Dwight Henry Fred Wilson Demetri McGill 1975 Cary Godette 1998 Danny Moore 2008 Pierre Bell Philip Nelson Jimbo Walker Kendrick Phillips Patrick Pinkney 2017 Bobby Fulp Bobby Myrick Deeone McKeithan Zack Slate Garrett McGhin Kenny Strayhorn 1999 Derrick Gamble 2009 Van Eskridge Gardner Minshew 1976 Mike Weaver Jeff Kerr Patrick Pinkney Jimmy Williams Cary Godette Andrew Bayes 2010 Dominique Davis Jordan Williams 1977 Jimmy Southerland 2000 Samien Jones Emanuel Davis Harold Randolph 1978 Eddie Hicks Terry Gallaher Zack Valentine 1979 Matt Mulholland Mike Brewington 1980 Theodore Sutton Jeffrey Warren 1981 Mike Grant Tootie Robbins 1982 John Schulz Earnest Byner Whitley Wilkerson 1983 Earnest Byner Mike Grant Reggie Branch Lloyd Black 1984 Jeff Heath Tyrone Johnson Ricky Nichols 1985 Tony Baker Robert Washington Stuart Ward 1986 Game captains 1987 Game captains 1988 Game captains 1989 Travis Hunter Walter Wilson Anthony Thompson Junior Robinson 1990 Chad Martin Donald Porch George Koonce Jordan Williams EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 133 2018 Football Fact Book Pirate Awards — Non-Active (1932-2015) Swindell Memorial Award 1970 Dwight Flanagan Janet Overton Outstanding Player Award (Big Team, Little Me) 1971 Jack Patterson Outstanding Senior Award (presented by Alpha Phi Omega) 1966 Leroy Cobb 1972 Kirk Doll 1981 Mike Davis 1962 Bill Cline 1967 Nelson Gravatt 1973 Mike Myrick 1982 Jody Schulz 1963 Frankie Galloway 1968 George Wheeler 1974 Don Schink 1983 Terry Long 1964 Dave Alexander 1969 Danny Wilmer 1975 Larry Lundy 1984 Reggie Branch 1965 Dave Alexander 1970 George Whitley 1976 Jake Dove 1985 Robert Washington 1966 Kevin Moran 1971 Rich Peeler 1977 Vince Kolanko Tony Baker 1967 Butch Colson 1972 Jim Post 1978 Steve Greer 1986 Robert Alexander 1968 Billy Wightman Jimmy Creech 1979 Vern Davenport 1987 Ellis Dillahunt 1969 Billy Wightman 1973 Carl Summerell 1980 Theodore Sutton 1988 Jarrod Moody 1970 George Whitley 1974 Kenny Moore 1981 Jody Schulz 1989 Todd Drugac 1971 John Casazza 1975 Bobby Myrick 1982 John Robertson Mike Applewhite 1972 Carlester Crumpler 1976 Nick Bullock 1983 John Robertson 1990 George Koonce 1973 Carlester Crumpler 1977 Terry Gallaher Gerry Rogers 1991 Luke Fisher 1974 Danny Kepley 1978 Terry Gallaher 1984 Norman Quick 1992 Ernie Lewis 1975 Jim Bolding 1979 Matt Mullholland 1985 Jeff Heath 1993 Reggie Robinson 1976 Cary Godette 1980 Vern Davenport 1986 Robert Alexander 1994 Terry Tilghman 1977 Harold Randolph 1981 Chuck Bushbeck 1987 Ellis Dillahunt 1995 Walter Scott Smokey Norris 1988 Willie Lewis 1982 1996 Scott Richards Most Valuable Offensive 1983 John Floyd 1989 Willie Lewis Lorenzo West Hal Stephens 1990 Keith Arnold 1997 Linwood DeBrew Blocker Award 1984 Chris Santa Cruz 1991 Keith Arnold 1998 Buck Collins 1940 Russell Rogerson Donald Reid 1992 Cedric Van Buren Kelvin Suggs 1962 Ted Day 1985 Paul Hoggard 1993 Bernard Carter 1999 Tomha McMillan 1963 Ted Day 1987 Ben Billings 1994 Dealton Cotton 2000 Bobby Parker 1964 Colin Quinn 1988 Jarrod Moody 1995 Emmanuel McDaniel Jahi Smart 1965 Corie McRae 1989 Charlie Libretto 1996 Mitchell Galloway 2001 Greg LeFever 1966 Walter Bostic 1990 Donald Porch 1997 Dan Gonzalez 2003 Brandon Pope 1967 Kevin Moran 1991 Cedric Van Buren 1998 Brian Bentley 2004 Hagen Mason 1968 Worth Springs Chris Hall 1999 Forrest Foster 1969 Butch Colson 1992 Sean McConnell 2000 Carlos Ochoa 1970 Paul Haug Zaim Cunmulaj Marc Yellock Outstanding Freshman Award 1971 Jack Patterson 1993 Greg Floyd 2001 Brian Rimpf (presented by WNCT-TV) Paul Haug 1994 Damon Wilson 2003 Brian Rimpf 1962 Buddy Bovender 1972 Les Strayhorn 1995 Aaron Black 2004 Eric Butler 1963 Keith Sauls 1973 Greg Troupe 1996 Jamie Gray, Offense 1964 Kevin Moran 1974 Jimbo Walker David Hart, Defense 1965 Wayne Lineberry 1975 Jimbo Walker Lansche Outstanding 1966 Roger Bost 1976 Wayne Bolt 1997 Perez Mattison Senior Award 1998 J.J. McQueen 1967 Walter Adams 1977 Wayne Bolt (presented by Dr. L.E. Lansche Family) 1999 David Burnell 1968 Garland Ballard 1978 Mitchell Smith 1962 David Smith Kwabena Green 1969 Jimmy Creech Wayne Inman 1963 Maurice Allen 2000 Kevin Ward 1970 Carl Summerell 1979 Wayne Inman 1964 Ted Day Christshawn Gilliam 1971 Danny Kepley 1980 Tootie Robbins 1965 Mitchell Cannon Rod Emery 1972 Cary Godette Tony Hensley 1966 Johnny Crew 2001 Arnie Powell 1973 Jim Bolding 1981 Tootie Robbins 1967 Kevin Moran Aaron Walker 1974 Wayne Bolt 1982 Terry Long 1968 Jim Flowe 2003 Derek Helms 1975 Zack Valentine 1983 Terry Long 1969 George Wheeler 2004 Lorenza Pickett 1976 Noah Clark 1984 Tim Mitchell 1970 Goerge Whitley 1977 Anthony Collins 1985 Greg Thomas 1971 Monty Kiernan 1978 John Hallow 1986 Greg Thomas E.E. Rawl Memorial Award 1972 Terry Stoughton 1979 Freddie Jones 1987 Kyle Condrey (Character, Scholarship and 1973 Carl Summerell 1980 Earnest Byner 1988 Grant Lowe Athletic Achievement) 1974 Danny Kepley 1981 Jimmy Walden 1989 Stewart Southall 1962 Dave Smith 1975 Ken Strayhorn Steve Johnson Grant Lowe 1963 Maurice Allen 1976 Cary Godette 1982 Tony Baker 1990 Tom Scott 1964 Jerry Tolley 1977 Terry Gallaher Larry Berry 1991 Tom Scott 1965 Ira Bullard 1978 Zack Valentine 1983 Darrell Speed 1992 Tom Scott 1966 Pete Crane 1979 Leander Green Gary London 1993 Carlester Crumpler, Jr. 1967 Jimmy Shuffler 1980 Theodore Sutton 1984 Todd Abrams 1994 Ron Suddith 1968 Ben Grieb John Britt 1995 Kevin Wiggins 1969 Mike Boaz 1996 Lamont Burns

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 134 2018 Football Fact Book 1997 Stacey Whitehead Ryan Dougherty, 1989 Michael Rhett 2012 Will Simmons 1998 Mondell Corbett Special Teams 1990 Jeff Blake 2013 Will Simmons 1999 Sherwin Lacewell 2006 Bobby Good, Offense 1991 Hunter Gallimore 2014 Taylor Hudson 2000 Sherwin Lacewell Zack Slate, Defense 1992 Peter Zophy 2015 J.T. Boyd 2001 Doug White Jay Sonnhalter, 1993 Ken Crawford Special Teams 1994 Mitchell Galloway 2007 Chris Johnson, Offense 1995 Lamont Burns Player-of-the-Year - Best Blocking Back Award Zack Slate, Defense 1996 Scott Harley Wide Receiver 1977 Willie Hawkins Melvin Patterson, 1997 Jason Nichols 2010 Dwayne Harris 1978 Theodore Sutton Special Teams 1998 Corey Russell 2011 Lance Lewis 1979 Theodore Sutton 2008 Dwayne Harris, Offense 1999 LaMont Chappell 2012 Andrew Bodenheimer 1980 Mike Hawkins Zack Slate, Defense 2000 Leonard Henry 2013 Zay Jones 1981 Harold Blue T.J. Lee, Special Teams 2001 Art Brown 2014 Cam Worthy Roy Wiley 2009 Dwayne Harris, Offense 2003 Gary Freeman 2015 Trevon Brown Van Eskridge, Defense 2004 Kevin Roach James E. Jones Josh Smith, Defense 2010 Giavanni Ruffin Player-of-the-Year - Scholarship Award Dekota Marshall, 2011 Steven Baker Special Teams 2012 Robert Jones Running Back 1991 Ken Burnette 2013 Jordan Davis 2010 Jonathan Williams 1992 Nick Wilson Bryce Williams 2011 Torrance Hunt Janet Overton Decal Awards 2014 Ike Harris 2012 Reggie Bullock Blackbeard Award 2005 James Pinkney, Offense (49) 2015 Bryce Williams 2013 Vintavious Cooper 2014 Breon Allen (Great Plays) Chris Johnson, Offense(45) Zach Baker, Defense (32) 2015 Chris Hairston 2005 James Pinkney, Offense Shauntae Hunt, Defense (31) Most Improved - Defense Kasey Ross, Defense Robert Lee, Special Teams (29) 1982 Steve Hamilton Robert Lee, Special Teams 2006 Kort Shankweiler, Offense(40) 1983 Kenny Phillips Player-of-the-Year - 2006 James Pinkney, Offense Zack Slate, Defense (63) Maury Banks Defensive Line Kasey Ross, Defense Ryan Dougherty, Special Jeff Pegues 2010 Josh Smith Ryan Dougherty, Teams (23) 1984 James Martin 2011 Michael Brooks Special Teams 2007 Chris Johnson, Offense(95) 1985 Willie Mack 2012 Lee Pegues 2007 Chris Johnson, Offense Van Eskridge, Defense (40) 1986 Shannon Boling 2013 Terrell Stanley Van Eskridge, Defense Mike Hickman, Special 1987 Ernie Logan 2014 Chrishon Rose Mike Hickman, Special Teams Teams (35) 1988 Shane Hubble 2015 Johnathon White 2008 Davon Drew, Offense 2008 Davon Drew, Offense (52) 1989 Reeves Spainhour Van Eskridge, Defense Cory Dowless, Offense (41) 1990 Jerry Dillon Matt Dodge, Special Teams Player-of-the-Year - Nick Johnson, Defense (74) 1991 Greg Gardill 2009 Dwayne Harris, Offense Linebacker C.J. Wilson, Defense (52) 1992 Bernard Carter Van Eskridge, Defense 2010 Dustin Lineback Wilson Raynor, Special 1993 Jeff Cooke Matt Dodge, Special Teams 2011 Daniel Drake Teams (27) 1994 Emmanuel McDaniel 2012 Kyle Tudor 2009 Dwayne Harris, Offense(81) 1995 Carlos Brown 2013 Derrell Johnson Terence Campbell, 1996 B.J. Crane Crunch Award (Big Hit) 2014 Zeek Bigger Offensive Line(46) 1997 Brian Johnson 2005 Gary Freeman, Offense 2015 Montese Overton Josh Chilsom, Defense Nick Johnson, Defense (55) 1998 Brian Johnson Derehl Staton, Special Teams Linval Joseph, Defensive 1999 Norris McCleary 2006 Josh Coffman, Offense Line (43) 2000 Charlie Robinson Player-of-the-Year - Wendell Chavis, Defense Scotty Robinson, 2001 Charlie Robinson Defensive Back Leon Best, Special Teams Defensive Line (43) Ja’Waren Blair 1982 Clint Harris 2007 Matt Butler, Offense C.J. Wilson, Defensive 2003 Shauntae Hunt 2010 Bradley Jacobs J.J. Milbrook, Defense Line (43) 2004 Dontre Brown 2011 Emanuel Davis J.J. Milbrook, Special Teams Ben Hartman, Special 2010 Melvin Patterson 2012 Damon Magazu 2008 Doug Palmer, Offense Teams (28) 2011 Cliff Perryman 2013 Adonis Armstrong Nick Johnson, Defense 2012 Gabe Woullard 2014 Lamar Ivey Detric Allen Chris Mattocks, Special Teams Most Improved - Offense 2013 2015 DaShaun Amos 2009 Terence Campbell, Offense brandon Williams 1982 Kevin Ingram Kevin Gidrey, Offense 2014 Fred Presley 1983 Tim Dumas Nick Johnson, Defense 2015 Yiannis Bowden Tim Mitchell Jacobi Jenkins, Special Teams 1984 Darrell Speed 1985 Anthony Simpson Player-of-the-Year - Effort Award 1986 Matt McLaughlin Offensive Line 2005 Eric Graham, Offense 1987 Travis Hunter 2010 Cory Dowless Chris Moore, Defense 1988 Tim Orr 2011 Will Simmons EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 135 2018 Football Fact Book All-Time Letterwinners A B Abernathy, James A. (E) Hilderbran, N.C. 65 Bach, Gary (C) Arlington, Va. 63 Abeyounis, Kelly 32 Badalamenti, Vincent (E) Nutley, N.J. 65 Adams, Amos (SE) High Point, N.C. 83-86 Baggett, Silas 48 Adams, Anthony (S) Greenville, N.C. 99-02 Baggett, Stephen (TE) beaufort, S.C. 14-17 Adams, Antwan (S) Greenville, N.C. 99-02 Bailey, Bill (FB) Tarboro, N.C. 62, 65-66 Adams, Calvin (FS) High Point, N.C. 82-84 Bailey, Bob (QB) Bloomingdale, N.J. 72-74 Adams, Frank (T) Goldsboro, N.C. 68-69 Bailey, Bobby 46 Adams, Nate (RB) Fuquay-Varina, N.C. 77 Bailey, Demage (DL) Clayton, N.C. 14-17 Adams, Stefon (FL) High Point, N.C. 81-84 Baird, Tony (ILB) Virginia Beach, Va. 16-17 Adams, Walter (T) Deptford, N.J. 68-69 Baity, T.C. (FB) High Point, N.C. 09 Adkins, Jimmy (E) Kinston, N.C. 66-68 Baker, Mike (LB) Kinston, N.C. 68 Ahmadu, Mbayo (DL) Washington, D.C. 97-00 Baker, Chris (LB) Greenville, Miss. 11 Albertson, Bill (T) Kinston, N.C. 62 Baker, Steven (OL) Rocky Mount, N.C. 08-11 Aldridge, Jesse (G) Greenville, N.C. 50-51 Baker, Tony (TB) High Point, N.C. 82-85 Aldridge, Mike (E) Greenville, N.C. 69-70 Baker, Zach (FS) Tucson, Ariz. 04-05 Alexander, Dave (FB) Washington, N.C. 63-65 Ballard, Darnel (RB) Fayetteville, N.C. 09 Alford, Ott (E) 50 Ballard, Garland (T) New Bern, N.C. 69 Allely, Joe (OLB) Vienna, Va. 14-15 Banks, Kevin (DE) Gloucester, Va. 82-84 Allen, Breon (RB) South Daytona, Fla. 13-14 Banks, Maury (OG) Thomasville, N.C. 81-83 Allen, Detric (DB) Norwood, N.C. 12-14 Barbee-Harrington, Bryce (P) Merritt Island, Fla. 00 Allen, Huey (FB) 55 Barbour, Michael (PK) Oyster Bay, N.Y. 10-11 Allen, Jack (C) 54-55 Barker, Larry (C) 54 Allen, Jimmy (T) 54 Barmore, Des (OL) Columbus, Ga. 16-17 Allen, Maurice (FB) Henderson, N.C. 61-63 Barneman, Henry 46-47 Allen, Rodney (K) Henderson, N.C. 77-80 Barnes, Auston (P) Fairview Heights, Ill. 17 Allen, Sean (OL) Wilson, N.C. 06-09 Barnes, DaQuan (WR) Wilmington, N.C. 13, 15 Allison, Antonio (DL) Statesville, N.C. 08, 10-11 Barnes, Teddy (FB) 52-53 Allison, Aundrae (WR) Kannapolis, N.C. 05-06 Barnes-Smith, John (RB) Wendell, N.C. 13 Allred, Perry (FB) High Point, N.C. 78 Barnett, Lynn (C) 56-59 Allsbrook, Tom (QB) 51-54 Barnhill, Adrian (LB) Greenville, N.C. 88-90, 92 Aloia, Joey (SS) North Brunswick, N.J. 84-86 Barrett, Jack 32 Alston, Richard (WR) Warrenton, N.C. 99-02 Barrow, Roy (B) 34 Aman, Howard (HB) 35 Basinger, Sonny (HB) Concord, N.C. 59-60 Amos, DaShaun (DB) Midlothian, Va. 13-16 Basnight, Dennis 46 Anderson, Devin (RB) Henderson, N.C. 15-17 Bass, Addison (OT) Washington, N.C. 72 Anderson, Kiante (OLB) Greenville, N.C. 16-17 Bass, Corey (DS) Raleigh, N.C. 07 Anderson, Michael (QB) Decatur, Ga. 91-92 Bass, Garrall (G) 46-49 Anderson, Randall (OLB, DL) New Castle, Del. 15-16 Bass, Glenn (HB) Wilson, N.C. 57-60 Andrews, Henry 46-47 Bass, Raymond (FB) 52-53 Andrews, Jay (L) Louisville, Ky. 63-65 Bass, Whitty (TB) Wilson, N.C. 62-64 Andrews, Sam (T) 36 Batson, Derrek (WR) Miami, Fla. 92-95 Answer, Joe (G) 53 Bayes, Andrew (P) Hyattsville, Md. 96-99 Applewhite, Mike (DT) Henderson, N.C. 87-89 Bauer, Lew 47 Armstrong, Adonis (DB) Clinton, Miss. 12-13 Beale, Harold (E) 56-59 Armstrong, C.O. 32 Bean, Alden (T) 52 Armstrong, Jackie (WR) South Bend, Ind. 86 Beard, Billy (DB) Kannapolis, N.C. 68-69 Arnold, Keith (C) Kennesaw, Ga. 88-91 Beasley, Garrett (DB) Atlanta, Ga. 91-92 Arrington, Dayon (WR) Silver Spring, Md. 10-11 Beavers, Jeton (OLB) Virginia Beach, Va. 14-15 Ashford, Theodore (WR) Durham, N.C. 74 Beck, Hall Pugh (B) 37 Atkinson, Lee (HB) 57-58 Beeman, R.L. (DB) Montgomery, Ala. 88-90 Auerback, Al (T) 49-51 Bell, James (OL) Lewiston, N.C. 97, 99-00 Austin, Melvyn (WB) Charlotte, N.C. 68-69 Bell, Pierre (LB) Vanceboro, N.C. 05-08 Autry, Jeff (DE) Covington, Ga. 82 Bell, Victory 46-47 Autry, Raz (G) 48-49 Benevento, Fred (TB) Arlington, Va. 70-71 Ayers, Adrian (HB) 35-37 Benkert, Kurt (QB) Cape Coral, Fla. 14

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 136 2018 Football Fact Book Bennett, Gilbert (QB) 50 Boudreau, Al (FB) Falls Church, Va. 73-75 Bennett, Moe (LB) Lexington, N.C. 80-83 Bourgeous, Ken (C) New Orleans, La. 85-86 Bennett, Rick (OT) Gaithersburg, Md. 73-76 Bovender, Buddy (TB) Winston-Salem, N.C. 63 Bennett, Terry (WR) Miami, Fla. 88, 91 Bowden, Dustin (LB) Hope Mills, N.C. 03 Bentley, Andre (LB) Goldsboro, N.C. 79 Bowden, Yiannis (OLB) Kernersville, N.C. 15-16 Bentley, Brian (DB) Huntington, N.Y. 95-98 Bowen, Paul (T) 33-34 Benton, DaShawn (DB) Atlanta, Ga. 13-16 Bowens, Pat (FB) Fayetteville, N.C. 83-86 Benton, Grover (DB) Babson Park, Fla. 01 Bowling, Bryson (WR) Johnson City, Tenn. 02-05 Benzie, Jack (HB) 49-52 Bowman, Michael (WR) Wadesboro, N.C. 10-11 Berleth, Chuck (K) Chicago, Ill. 86-87 Boyd, Bob (C) 49 Berman, Mickey (T) 48, 50 Boyd, J.T. (OL) Fort Mill, S.C. 13-16 Bernhardt, John (T) Salisbury, N.C. 64 Bozman, Vaughn (TE/K) Crewe, Va. 71 Berry, Allen 47 Braak, Bernie (G) Castle Hayne, N.C. 67 Berry, Dave (DB) Elizabeth City, N.C. 72 Braddy, Stephen (LB) Washington, N.C. 88-91 Berry, Larry (LB) New Bern, N.C. 83-86 Bradford, J.D. (E) 52-55 Best, Leon (DB) Kinston, N.C. 05-08 Bradley, Bob (E) 49-51 Betesh, Ralph (T) Brooklyn, N.Y. 69-71 Bradley, Rich (LB) Collingdale, Pa. 70 Betterworth 48 Bradley, Tommie (S) Ft. Pierce, Fla. 04 Bigger, Zeek (LB) Gastonia, N.C. 12-15 Bradt, Ed (T) 59 Biles, Terry (DE) High Point, N.C. 14 Branch, Reggie (RB) Sanford, Fla. 82-84 Bilodeau, Phil (T) Manchester, N.H. 67-69 Brandon, Rob (DT) Fuquay, N.C. 74 Billings, Ben (TE) Charlotte, N.C. 86-87 Brandt, Harry (FB) W. Long Branch, N.J. 64 Bishop, Brandon (WR) Hookerton, N.C. 13-16 Brayboy, Terry (CB) Zebulon, N.C. 75 Bishop, Charlie (HB) 55-58 Breece, David (B) 37 Bishop, Chuck (QB) Hamlet, N.C. 80-83 Brennan, Jim (G) Arlington, Va. 64 Bishop, Zack (OL) Raleigh, N.C. 99-01 Brenner, Anthony (K) High Point, N.C. 91 Bivens, Bruce (ILB) Houston, Texas 17 Brett, Claude (G) Portsmouth, Va. 62 Black, Aaron (DE) Primghar, Iowa 94-95 Brewington, Mike (LB) Greenville, N.C. 76-79 Black, Lloyd (TE) Sanford, N.C. 82-83 Bridges, Michael (DB) Hickory, N.C. 66-68 Blacknall, Derek (DB) Greensboro, N.C. 08-11 Bright, Joe (DE) Chesapeake, Va. 88 Blake, Carlos (WR) Macon, Ga. 92-93 Briglio, Greg (FB) Easton, Pa. 98 Blake, Jeff (QB) Sanford, Fla. 88-91 Brill, Dave (T) Woodstock, Va. 68-69 Blair, Ja’Waren (DT) Winston-Salem, N.C. 99-02 Britt, Jack (HB) 50-53 Blanchard, John 32 Britt, John (LB) Hampton, Va. 84 Bland, Tommy (G) 57 Britt, Ralph (FB) 52 Bland, Will (WR) Havelock, N.C. 04-06 Britton, Donald (E) Chincoteague, Va. 68-70 Blanton, Eric (RB) Warwick, N.Y. 93-95 Broadhurst, Jack 32 Blue, Harold (RB) Laurinburg, N.C. 78-81 Broadwell, Cameron (K) Knightdale, N.C. 03-04 Boado, Edward (HB) 52-55 Brockmeyer, Justin (RB) Pasadena, Md. 09 Boaz, Mike (DB) Fairmont, N.C. 67-69 Brogden, Jared (CB) Holly Springs, N.C. 02-03 Bodenhamer, Bill (OG) Jacksonville, N.C. 71 Brogdon, Ed (DB) Turbeville, S.C. 87-90 Bodenheimer, Andrew (WR) Clemmons, N.C. 09-12 Brookins, Willie (DE) W. Palm Beach, Fla. 93-94 Boggs, Charles (WB) Fairfax, Va. 64 Brooks, Jerry (T) 54-57 Bolch, Jeff (P) Hickory, N.C. 82-84 Brooks, Lawrence (DT) Elizabeth City, N.C. 83-84 Bolding, Jim (S) High Point, N.C. 73-76 Brooks, Michael (DL) Roxboro, N.C. 09-12 Bolger, Larry (OT) Arnold, Md. 72-73 Brothers, John (TB) Rockingham, N.C. 69-70 Bolin, Paul (CB) Beulaville, N.C. 75 Brown, Adrian (G 38-39, 41 Boling, Shannon (DE) Asheville, N.C. 85-88 Brown, Art (RB) Winston-Salem, N.C. 00-03 Bolt, Wayne (OG) Augusta, Ga. 75-76 Brown, Carl (C) Lexington, N.C. 64-65 Booker, Erik (RB) Newkensington, Pa. 90 Brown, Carlos (LB) Elizabeth City, N.C. 93-96 Booth, Jimmy (DL/FB) Greenville, N.C. 10-13 Brown, Charles 46 Booth, Ken (T) 48-49 Brown, Desi (DB/LB) Webster Groves, Mo. 11-13 Boothe, Charles (DE) Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 92-95 Brown, Dontre (DL) Fayetteville, N.C. 04-06 Bosnick, Dave (LB) Long Island, N.Y. 73-74 Brown, Jim (E) Raleigh, N.C. 68 Bost, Randy (SS) Kannapolis, N.C. 82-84 Brown, Johnny (T) 51-53 Bost, Roger (E) Statesville, N.C. 67-69 Brown, Justin (DL) Greenville, N.C. 15-16 Bostic, Walter (G) Warsaw, N.C. 64-66 Brown, Keith (SS) Harrisburg, Pa. 82-83 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 137 2018 Football Fact Book Brown, Mickey (T) Asheboro, N.C. 62 Callahan, Thurston (T) 50-52 Brown, Trevon (WR) Wilmington, N.C. 14-15, 17 Camp, Blake (LB) Lithonia, Ga. 75 Browne, C.J. (E) Asheboro, N.C. 58-59 Campbell, Don (G) Salisbury, N.C. 60 Brumsey, Javon (WR) Elizabeth City, N.C. 10 Campbell, Paul (G) Mount Pleasant, N.C. 69 Brunson, Devaris (LB) Lake City, S.C. 13-16 Campbell, Terence (OL) Maxton, N.C. 06, 08-09 Bryant, Doug (HB) 48-49 Canady, Cary (T) Lumberton, N.C. 59-60 Bryant, Jamar (WR) Hamlet, N.C. 06-09 Canady, Keyshawn (DB) Wallace, N.C. 17 Bryant, Stanley (OL) Goldsboro, N.C. 07-08 Canady, Thomas (FB) 51-52 Bryant, Walter (DT) Norfolk, Va. 85-87 Cannon, Antonio (WR) Central, S.C. 12 Bryant, Willie (DT) Glassboro, N.J. 74-75 Cannon, Mitchell (C) Farmville, N.C. 63-65 Bryson, Marcus (TE) Laurens, S.C. 98 Canup, Johnny (WB) Salisbury, N.C. 63-64 Buchholz, John (DE) Southern Pines, N.C. 70-71 Caparas, Rally (CB) Charleston, S.C. 83 Buchholz, Steve (FB) Dayton, Ohio 66 Cardano, Steve (DT) Cheverly, Md. 70 Bullard, Ikey (BB) Lumberton, N.C. 63-65 Carden, Shane (QB) Houston, Texas 12-14 Bullard, Larry (K) Wilmington, N.C. 74 Carlos, Devin (ILB) Jacksonville, N.C. 16-17 Bullock, Bud 32 Carlson, Ed (E) Charlotte, N.C. 66 Bullock, Jeremy (DB) Littleton, N.C. 08-09 Carney, Carl (OG) Columbia, S.C. 88 Bullock, Nick (MG) Durham, N.C. 74-75 Carpenter, Jerry (G) 34-37 Bullock, Reggie (RB) Las Vegas, Nev. 11-12 Carpenter, Primrose (G) 34-37 Bullock, Tommy (DB) Raleigh, N.C. 67-69 Carnes, Thomas (OT) Norfolk, Va. 81-82 Bumgarner, Bobby (E) Granite Falls, N.C. 60-62 Carr, David (TE) Reisterstown, Md. 86 Bumgarner, Dave (E) Valdese, N.C. 62-64 Carroll, Ken (OT) Levittown, Pa. 91-94 Bunn, Bubba (TB) Goldsboro, N.C. 81, 84 Carson, Gene (T) 38 Bunn, Wilton (DT) Newport News, Va. 72 Carter, Aaron (DT) Gaithersburg, Md. 84-85 Burgess, Ken (G) 55-57 Carter, Archie (LB) Wallace, N.C. 71-72 Burke, Greg (DT) Winston-Salem, N.C. 71-73 Carter, Bernard (DE) Tallahassee, Fla. 90-93 Burke, Marvin (LB) Jacksonville, Fla. 93-96 Carter, Bob (T) 50 Burnell, David (WR/PR) Fayetteville, N.C. 97-99 Carter, Charlie (DB) Fayetteville, N.C. 77-79 Burnett, Clay (DT) Clearwater, Fla. 73-75 Carter, Dwight (T) Newport News, Va. 65 Burnette, Ken (LB) Spruce Pine, N.C. 88-91 Carter, Joe (ILB) Ponte Vedra, Fla. 14, 16-17 Burnette, Troy 32-33 Carter, Julian (DB) New Bern, N.C. 08 Burns, Lamont (OL) Greensboro, N.C. 93-96 Carver, Charles (E) 50 Burns, Rashon (TE) Toms River, N.C. 97-00 Carver, William (SE) Fayetteville, N.C. 85, 88 Burston, Curtis (WR) Apex, N.C. 15 Casazza, John (QB) Madison Township, N.J. 70-71 Burton, Bill (T) Hampton, Va. 61-62 Cecot, Felix (C) 37 Burton, Donald (G) 51-53 Chadwick, Richard 39 Burton, Earl (G) Charlottesville, Va. 68-69 Chadwick, William (G) 53 Bushbeck, Chuck (K) Philadelphia, Pa. 81 Chambers, Bob (E) 52-55 Butler, Eric (LB) Lexington, N.C. 01-04 Chambers, Brent (SS) Spencer, N.C. 80 Butler, Ivan (DL) Alexandria, Va. 99 Chambliss, Jeremy (LB) Tyrone, Ga. 06-09 Butler, Jerome (T) 41 Chandler, Russ (OG) Hendersonville, N.C. 70 Butler, Matt (OL) Salisbury, N.C. 04-07 Chappell, LaMont (WR) Roxboro, N.C. 96-99 Butler, Rocky (C) Greenville, N.C. 78-80 Chase, Kyle (DB) Atlanta, Ga. 03-06 Butler, Walter Chavis, Fred (DE) Dunn, N.C. 75-78 Butts, John (WB) Orange Park, Fla. 68 Chavis, Wendell (DL) Ahoskie, N.C. 05-06 Byner, Earnest (RB) Milledgeville, Ga. 80-83 Cheatham, Ricky (QB) Columbus, Ga. 72 Bynum, Darren (WR) Wilson, N.C. 88-90 Cheely, Ned (C) Virginia Beach, Va. 71-73 Byrd, Charles 47 Cherry, Cecil (G) Washington, N.C. 62 Byrd, Ken (WR) Wilson, N.C. 89 Cherry, Charlie (E) 53 Byrd, Michael (TE) Thomasville, N.C. 09-10 Cherry, Dick (QB) 53-56 Byrd, Reggie (G) 49-50 Cherry, Lyn (E) Durham, N.C. 69 Cherry, Morris (E) Durham, N.C. 68 C Chesson (E) 35 Cacciola, Chris (WR) Wrentham, Mass. 12-13 Chesson, Wavely (C) 53-56 Cain, Bill (E) 57-59 Chilsom, Josh (LB) Suffner, Fla. 02-03, 05 Cain, William E. (E) 53-54 Chipok, Tom (QB) Virginia Beach, Va. 73-74 Calfee, Chauncey (B) 34 Clair, Bobby (FB) Hartsville, S.C. 85 Calfee, Worth (HB) 35 Clark, Noah (DT) Robersonville, N.C. 76-79 Callahan, Dave (OT) Cheverly, Md. 70-71 Clark, Josh (OL) Gastonia, N.C. 10-12 Clark, Robert (E) 56 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 138 2018 Football Fact Book Clark, Steve (TE) Charlottesville, Va. 72 Crabtree, Nick (SN) Dunn, N.C. 98-99 Clarke, Duke (C/LB) Fort Mitchell, Ky. 69-70 Craddock, Chuck (OG) Richmond, Va. 72 Clary, Earl (K) Emporia, Va. 69-70 Craig, James (LB) Richmond, Va. 10-12 Clay, Brett (QB) Concord, N.C. 07 Crandell, Marcus (QB) Robersonville, N.C. 93-96 Claybrooks, Devone (DL) bassett, Va. 97-00 Crane, B.J. (LB) College Park, Ga. 93-96 Claybrooks, Freddie (LB) Decatur, Ga. 96-98 Crane, Pete (E) Fayetteville, N.C. 64-66 Clayton, L.B., Jr. (T) Angier, N.C. 65-66, 71 Craven, Charles (E) 41 Clayton, Ryan (LB) Raleigh, N.C. 91-92 Crawford, Al (G) Greenville, N.C. 62 Cline, Bill (TB) Valdese, N.C. 62-64 Crawford, Ken (OG) Riviera Beach, Fla. 91-93 Cline, Gaither (FB) 51-54 Creech, Jimmy (C) Wilmington, N.C. 70-72 Cobb, Leroy (T) Greensboro, N.C. 64-66 Creech, Junior (K) Smithfield, N.C. 77 Cobb, Marvin (RB/FB) Raleigh, N.C. 79-82 Creech, Tod (OT) Zebulon, N.C. 88-89 Cochran, Clenton (LB) Fayetteville, N.C. 97-98 Crew, Johnny (C) Morganton, N.C. 64-66 Cockrell 48 Croisetiere, Bill (TE) Alexandria, Va. 70-72 Coggins, Charlie (DS) Albemarle, N.C. 12-14 Crowell, Juwon (WR) Winston-Salem, N.C. 05-07 Cohen, Harry (LB) Cameron, N.C. 74 Crumbie, David (DB) Tallahassee, Fla. 92-95 Coffman, Josh (OL) Palmetto, Fla. 03-04, 06-07 Crump, George (DE) Chesapeake, Va. 78-81 Coleman, Roderick (DL) Philadelphia, Pa. 95-98 Crumpler, Carlester (RB) Wilson, N.C. 71-73 Coleman, Tom (OG) Miami, Fla. 91 Crumpler, Carlester, Jr. (TE) Greenville, N.C. 90-93 Colenda, Joe (RHB) Oxford, N.C. 74 Crusie, Mike (LB) Jacksonville, N.C. 73-75 Collier, Derrick (WR) Albany, Ga. 00-01 Cumberworth, Terry (OG) Moline, Ill. 71-72 Collier, Milton (QB) 52-55 Cunmulaj, Zaim (NG) N. Farmington, Mich. 91-92 Collins, Anthony (RB) Penn Yan, N.Y. 77-80 Cunningham, Clarence (HB) 35 Collins, Buck (DT/TE) Thomson, Ga. 94, 96-98 Custer, Alonzo (C/LB) Green Cove Springs, Fla. 69 Collins, Jimmy (FB) Durham, N.C. 65 Cutler, John (G) 58-59 Collins, Wallace (E) Dover, Del. 64 Colson, Arthur (RB) Jacksonville, N.C. 82 D Colson, Willard “Butch” (FB) Elizabeth City, N.C. 67-69 Dadisman, Dave (LB) Dunbar, W.Va. 71-74 Combs, Richard (FB) Kannapolis, N.C. 73 Dameron, Tim (SE) Burlington, N.C. 70-72 Commissiong, Darius (DL) District Heights, Md. 15 Dancy, Will (OL) Graham, N.C. 16 Conaty, Pete (QB) Annandale, Va. 74-76 Daniel, Martin (DT) Danville, Va. 82 Conder, Richard (T) 55 Daniels, David (RB) Greenville, N.C. 88-91 Condrey, Kyle (OG/C) Marion, N.C. 86-88 Danks, Jim (HB) 48-49 Congleton, Archie (T) 50-52 Danso, Kwaku (DL) Kumasi, Ghana 08-09 Conner, Charles 47 Darby, Bill (HB) 47-50 Conway, Robert (E) 54-56 Darden, Travis (NG) Kelford, N.C. 95-98 Cook, Antwaun (LB) Wilmington, N.C. 98-01 Daub, Tom (FB) Tower City, Pa. 74-76 Cooke, Charles (T) 57-59 Daughtridge, James (C) 57 Cooke, Jeff (NG) Sanford, N.C. 90-93 Daughtry, John (E) 49-51 Cooke, Sid (TB) Colonial Heights, Va. 64 Davenport, BoJack (WR) Fayetteville, N.C. 87-88 Cooper, Fred (E) 41 Davenport, Vern (SE) Grifton, N.C. 78-80 Cooper, Hank (DB) Smyrna, Ga. 92-95 Davidson, Bill 40 Cooper, Tommy (TE) Hendersonville, N.C. 70 Davis (T) 35 Copper, Terrance (WR) Washington, N.C. 00-03 Davis, Buford (E) Raeford, N.C. 66 Cooper, Vintavious (RB) Homerville, Ga. 12-13 Davis, Clark (TE) Wilson, N.C. 71-73 Coprich, Jeffrey (RB) Watts, Calif. 16 Davis, Damon (RB) Orangeburg, S.C. 96-98 Corbett, Mondell (DL) burlington, N.C. 95-98 Davis, Dominique (QB) Lakeland, Fla. 10-11 Corrada, Richard (WB) Richmond, Va. 68-70 Davis, Emanuel (DB) Manteo, N.C. 08-11 Corsey, Milt (TB) Westville, N.J. 81-82 Davis, Ike 47-48 Cortese, Richard (T) Washington, D.C. 64 Davis, Jack 46-47 Cothren, Bill (DB) Statesville, N.C. 66-68 Davis, Jeremy (WR) Warrenton, N.C. 10 Cotton, Dealton (NG) Norfolk, Va. 90-92, 94 Davis, Jordan (OL) Fort Walton Beach, Fla. 10-13 Cotton, Quentin (LB) High Point, N.C. 06-08 Davis, Mike (DE) Rocky Mount, N.C. 79-81 Counter, Tom (SE) Virginia Beach, Va. 70 Davis, Richard (BB) Bladenboro, N.C. 64 Cox, Boyd 33 Davis, Ruffin 33 Cox, “Bud” 33 Davis, Steve (G) Smithfield, N.C. 68-70 Cox, Franklin (T) Plymouth, N.C. 64 Davis, Tony (LB) Cambridge, Mass. 91-92 Cox, Matt (DB) Springfield, Ohio 05 Davis, Vernon (FB) 54 Crabtree, Ed (SN/P) Dunn, N.C. 94-96 Davis, Vernon (FB) Clayton, N.C. 58-60

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 139 2018 Football Fact Book Davis, Wayne (G) Warsaw, N.C. 57-60 Easterling, Barriet (DB) Raeford, N.C. 86 Davis, Zach (OL) Jacksonville, Fla. 05 Edmondson, Terry (C) Fayetteville, N.C. 68-70 Day, Ted (G) Washington, N.C. 62-64 Edwards, Wash (DE) Lumberton, Miss. 72-73 Deans, Tahj (WR) Bailey, N.C. 17 Eiduke, Vince (QB) Washington, Pa. 61-62 DeBrew, Linwood (WR) Newport News, Va. 94-97 Eley, Ron (FL) Ahoskie, N.C. 85 Decker, Brad (DE) Roseto, Pa. 75 Eller, Chuck (OT) Bowie, Md. 74 Dees, Samuel (G) 36 Elliot, Ralph (G) 37-38 DeGrange, David (E) Elliott City, Md. 64-65 Elliot, Richard (DHB) Knoxville, Tenn. 69 Deming, Jonathan (K) Richmond, Va. 74 Elliott, Marvin (DB) Alexandria, Va. 78-81 Demond, Gerald (G) 37 Ellis, Leon (G) 48-50 Dempsey, Charlie (OL) Jacksonville, N.C. 01-04 Ellis, Mike (DB) Burlington, N.C. 66 Dennis, Bucky (E) 57 Ellis, Robert (WB) Burlington, N.C. 64-66 Dennis, Eddie (QB) 54-55 Elmore, Gaelin (DE) Somerset, Wis. 17 Dennis, George (G) 56 Elrod, John (E) Norman, Okla. 68-69 Dennis, Tom (E) 33-36 Elsawi, Adhem (OL) Saratoga Springs, N.Y. 11-13 Derring, Bob (T) 56 Emery, Rod (C) Greenville, N.C. 98-00 Dickerson, Grady (G) 52-54 Emodi, Ike (LB) Durham, N.C. 02-03 Dickerson, Pat (LB) Raleigh, N.C. 04 Emory, Ed (G) Lancaster, S.C. 57-59 Dillahunt, Ellis (DB) Jacksonville, N.C. 84-87 Epstein, Nath (B) 34 Dillon, Jerry (LB/DL) Lake Placid, Fla. 89-92 Erickson, Kyle (OL) Fayetteville, N.C. 15-16 Dixon, Justin (LB/DL) Smithfield, N.C. 10-11 Ervin, Marvin (OT) Morganton, N.C. 80 Dobson, Michael (RB) Mount Airy, N.C. 10-13 Ervin, Mike (TE) Edenton, N.C. 70 Dodd, Delayo (WR) Winston-Salem, N.C. 99-00 Eskridge, Van (DB) Shelby, N.C. 06-09 Dodd, Ken (G) Norfolk, Va. 64 Eure, Mac 47 Doll, Kirk (DE) Wichita, Kan. 71-72 Eure, Stan (WR) Chesapeake, Va. 71-73 Dodge, Matt (P) Morehead City, N.C. 07-09 Evans, Edward 40 Donley, Maurice (DT) Interlachen, Fla. 98-01 Evans, Phoenix (OL) Kinston, N.C. 99-02 Donohue, Mike (DT) Levittown, N.Y. 86 Everette, Pete 46-47 Dosh, Patrick (QB/LB/FB) Glen Allen, Va. 04-06 Dougherty, Ryan (P) Orlando, Fla. 03-06 F Douthit, Ronnie (DE) Winston-Salem, N.C. 70 Faircloth, James (C) 52-53, 56-57 Dove, Jake (OT) Havelock, N.C. 74-76 Fairley, Drayvon (LB) Red Springs, N.C. 14 Dowd, Robert (T) 34 Falls, Maurice (LB) Belmont, N.C. 11-14 Dowless, Cory (OL) Franklinville, N.C. 06, 08-10 Farmer, Lonnie (LB) Richmond, Va. 72 Dozier, Bob (T) 36 Farrare, Larry (WR) Cambridge, Md. 91 Drake, Daniel (LB) Fayetteville, N.C. 10-12 Farraro, Henry (DT) 86 Draughon, Pat (HB) 57-59 Farrier, Deondre (WR) Orlando, Fla. 16-17 Drew, Davon (TE) New Bern, N.C. 06-08 Farris, Robert K. (K) Falls Church, Va. 65-67 Dresback, Joe 32 Farrow, Orlando (LB) Georgetown, Del. 07 Driver, Clayton (WR) College Park, Ga. 90-92 Faulds, Dalton (OL) Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. 10 Dross, Mike (FB) Marietta, Ga. 75-77 Fearing, Ellie 46 Drugac, Todd (T) Boonton, N.J. 87-89 Felton, Oliver (NG) Hertford, N.C. 75-78 Duckett, Damane (DT) Clemmons, N.C. 00-03 Ferebee, Francis (FB) 34-37 Dudash, William (B) 37-39 Ferguson, Linwood (FB) Greenville, N.C. 72 Dudley, Jeff (E) Stella, N.C. 66-68 Fields, Andre (SE) Portsmouth, Va. 86, 88 Dudley, Tony (DE) Clinton, N.C. 71-72 Fields, David (DB) Greensboro, N.C. 74 Duke, Skipper (T) Washington, N.C. 62-64 Fields, Derrick (DB) Clearwater, Fla. 89-91 Dumas, Tim (OT) McLeansville, N.C. 83-85 Fields, Russell (G) Greenville, N.C. 63 Dunn, Jack (G) 34 Fine, Jake (K) Thomasville, N.C. 89 Dupree, Allen 47-48 Fish, Drew (SE) Fuquay-Varina, N.C. 75-77 Dutka, William (QB) 53 Fisher, Luke (TE) Medford, N.J. 88-91 Dye, Tyshon (RB) Elberton, Ga. 17 Flanagan, Dwight (DB) Edenton, N.C. 67-70 Dyson, Charles (G) 57 Flournoy, Jamar (LB) Valley, Ala. 04, 06 Flowe, Jim (DB) Charlotte, N.C. 66-68 E Floyd, Corey (TE) Trenton, N.J. 98-01 Eanes, William (FB) 53 Floyd, Fred (G) 52 Eason, Bob 32-33 Floyd, Greg (RB/DB) Anderson, S.C. 90-93 Eason, Rick (OG) Ayden, N.C. 71-72 Floyd, Jim (T) Loris, S.C. 62 Eason, Theo 33-34 Floyd, John (C) Fairmont, N.C. 80-83

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 140 2018 Football Fact Book Fly, Jim 48 Gidrey, Kevin (TE/FB) Virginia Beach, Va. 07-09 Foley, Jack, III (TB) Greenville, N.C. 64 Gilliam, Christshawn (LB) Lewiston, N.C. 99-02 Foots, James (QB) 35 Gilliard, Ron (LB) Garner, N.C. 84-87 Forbes, Charles (WB) Robersonville, N.C. 64-66 Gilray, Jake (OG) Sarasota, Fla. 93-95 Ford, Keith (FS) Hilton Head, S.C. 84-85 Glaettli, Harold (C) Catlett, Va. 64-67 Fordham, Henry (C) 50-51 Glass, Milton A. (C) Hopewell, Va. 65-67 Foreman, Morris (DB/LB) Farmville, N.C. 92-95 Glass, Milton (E) 37 Forney (B) 37 Glosson, David (C/LB) Hampton, Va. 69-70 Fort, Harold (LB) Raleigh, N.C. 75-77 Glover (G) 37 Fossey, Ben (WR) Denver, Iowa 94 Glover, Milton 47 Foster, Forrest (DB) Clemson, S.C. 96-99 Glover, Rodney (DL) Jacksonville, Fla. 88 Foushee, Eric (DL) Greensboro, N.C. 02-03 Godette, Cary (DE) Havelock, N.C. 73-76 Fox, Brian (OL) Cumming, Ga. 01-03 Godette, Joe (TE) Greenville, N.C. 77-79 Fox, Damarcus (WR) Greenville, N.C. 01-03 Godwin, Scott (OL) Raleigh, N.C. 99-00 Foxx, Will (OL) Greensboro, N.C. 14 Goforth, Lynn (G) Olin, N.C. 63-64 Fractious, Brandon (RB) Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. 05-06 Golden, Keith (LB) Madison, N.C. 79 Franklin, George (FB) Mt. Airy, N.C. 86-87 Gonzalez, Dan (QB) Neptune, N.J. 94-97 Frazier, Tom (OG) Maple Hill, N.C. 72-73 Good, Bobby (WR) Lake Mary, Fla. 03-06 Frazzelle, Mervin Richlands, N.C. 39 Goodman, Robert (C) Manassas, Va. 64 Frederick, Rick (FL) Goldsboro, N.C. 70-72 Gordon, Carl (E) Jacksonville, N.C. 69-71 Freeman, Anthony (DB) Potomac, Md. 91-92 Gordon, Charles (FB) Clayton, N.C. 54, 59-61 Freeman, Charles (TE) Clearwater, Fla. 88-89 Gordon, James (G) 58-59 Freeman, Gary (OL) Chesapeake, Va. 02-05 Gore, Colby (DB) Little River, S.C. 16-17 Freeney, Darryl (WR) Suffolk, Va. 08-09 Gower, James (T) 49 Freer, James (DB) Rocky Mount, N.C. 77-80 Grady, Bob (FB) 49 French, Alexander (RB) Warner Robins, Ga. 75-77 Graham, Eric (OL) Richlands, N.C. 04-06 Friedland, Frank (G) Newport News, Va. 61 Graham, Leonard (DE) Miami, Fla. 91-94 Fulp, Bobby (DB) Midlothian, Va. 14-17 Grandison, Greg (DB) Pensacola, Fla. 91-92 Furlow, Shawn (RB) Greenville, N.C. 15-16 Granitz, David (QB) 54 Furr, Hunter (RB) Lewisville, N.C. 12 Grant, Bill (E) 41 Futrell, Charles (B) 38 Grant, Mike (LB) Charleston Hgts., S.C. 81-83 Futrell, Kendall (LB/DE) Winterville, N.C. 16-17 Grant, Thomas (WB) St. Augustine, Fla. 65-67 Gravatt, Nelson (BB) Burkesville, Va. 65-67 G Gray, Jamie (OG) Phoenixville, Pa. 94-96 Gagnon, Carter (WR) Greenville, N.C. 11 Gray, Malik (WR) Inman, S.C. 16-17 Gainey, Mike (TE) Suffolk, Va. 85-86 Graybill, George (E) 50-51 Gallahan, Chris (LB) Alexandria, Va. 70 Grayson, Davon (WR) Suffolk, Va. 13-15, 17 Gallaher, Terry (SE) Warner Robins, Ga. 75-78 Grayson, Marquez (RB) Lexington, N.C. 14 Gallimore, Hunter (WR) Wilson, N.C. 88-91 Green, Billy (E) 40-41 Galloway, Frank (HB) Wilson, N.C. 61-63 Green, Kwabena (LB) Supply, N.C. 97-99 Galloway, Mitchell (WR) bennettsville, S.C. 93-96 Green, Leander (QB) Fayetteville, N.C. 77-79 Gamble, Derrick (OT) Neptune, N.J. 98-99 Green, Pat (LB) Winston-Salem, N.C. 14-16 Gammon, G.R. (G) 34 Green, Terrell (WR) Charleston, S.C. 14, 16-17 Ganzert, Kent (LHB) Winston-Salem, N.C. 74 Greene, Eddie (E) Hamlet, N.C. 69 Gardill, Greg (DE) Johnstown, Pa. 88-91 Greene, Leman 46 Garrard, David (QB) Durham, N.C. 98-01 Greer, Steve (QB) Durham, N.C. 76-78 Garrett, Stuart (TB) Newport News, Va. 67-69 Greeson, James (E) 53-54 Gatling, Bladen (OL) Murfreesboro, N.C. 15-16 Gregory, Worth (P) Fort Mill, S.C. 14-16 Gay, George (FB) Charlottesville, Va. 66-68 Gregson, Robert (G) Asheboro, N.C. 59-60 Gay, Paul (B) Sanford, N.C. 51-53 Grieb, Ben (G) Alexandria, Va. 66-68 Gay, Robert (HB) 53-56 Grier, Chad (QB) Charlotte, N.C. 90 Gaylor, Don (FL) Nashville, N.C. 86-88 Griffin, Fee (NG) Tabb, Va. 78-81 Geary, Jake (LB) Hillsborough, N.C. 11-14 Griffin, Pernell (LB) Williamston, N.C. 98-01 George, Thomas 48 Grimes, Churchill (E) Washington, N.C. 64-66 Gentry, Drew (OL) Tallahassee, Fla. 11-13 Grinage, Joe (DL) Brooklyn, N.Y. 83-85 Gianokas, Jimmy (G) 40-41 Grinnell, John (C) Arlington, Va. 73-75 Gibbs, Cannon (ILB) Brandon, Miss. 17 Grissom, Lynwood (QB) 51-52 Gibson, Benny (OT) Rocky Mount, Va. 72-74 Grove, Jeremy (LB) Frederick, Md. 11-13 Gibson, Thornwell (QB) 35-36 Gudger, Jim (BB) Cullowhee, N.C. 67-70

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 141 2018 Football Fact Book Guido, Robert (BB) Hollywood, Fla. 69 Harrison, Bucky (LB) Richmond, Va. 74 Gunthrope, E.J. (DB) Winston-Salem, N.C. 93-96 Harrison, Darrell (LB) Wake Forest, N.C. 71-72 Gutierrez, Anthony (ILB) Sherman Oaks, Calif. 16-17 Hart, Daren (DB) Winston-Salem, N.C. 93-96 Gutowski, Robert (LB) Amsterdam, N.Y. 74 Hart, David (DB) Winston-Salem, N.C. 93-96 Guy (B) 36 Hartman, Ben (PK) Winston-Salem, N.C. 06-09 Guyette, John (T) Fairless Hills, Pa. 66 Harvey, Aaron (DB) Kansas City, Kan. 91 Guzzo, Tony (K) Norfolk, Va. 68, 70 Harvey, Nate (RB) Knightdale, N.C. 17 Harvey, Warren (PK) Greenville, N.C. 12-14 H Hassell, Ray (E) 34 Habit, Al (E) 53 Hatcher, Dominique (DB) Greensboro, N.C. 99-00, 03 Hagans, Jeff (C) Greenville, N.C. 77-79 Hatem, Joe (G) 35, 37 Hairston, Chris (RB) Winston-Salem, N.C. 12-15 Hatsell, Henry (E) 35-36 Haithcock, Stuart (QB) burlington, N.C. 74 Haug, Paul (OT) Fenton, Mo. 70-71 Hale, Steve (FS) Columbus, Ga. 75-77 Hawkins, Josh (DB) Winston-Salem, N.C. 12-15 Hall, Alan (FB) Chesapeake, Va. 66 Hawkins, Mike (SE) Manson, N.C. 78-80 Hall, Carlton (QB) 55 Hawkins, Willie (RB) Grimesland, N.C. 75-77 Hall, Chris (DB) Fort Dix, N.J. 88-91 Hayes, John (HB) 51-54 Hall, Gerald (SE) Edenton, N.C. 76-78 Hayes, Junior 47-48 Hall, Leon (DT) Cambria Heights, N.Y. 84-87 Haywood, Bryan (DB) Fayetteville, N.C. 87-88 Hall, R.G. (E) 53-54 Heath, Jeff (K) Virginia Beach, Va. 82-85 Hall, Ray (FB) 54, 57 Heath, Kenneth (T) Havelock, N.C. 63 Hall, Winfred (C) 54 Heath, Travis (DB) Tarboro, N.C. 00-03 Hallow, John (NG) Kinston, N.C. 78-79 Hedgepeth, Jack 46 Hallow, Louis (C) 53-55 Heis, Stephen (OL) Cincinnati, Ohio 06-09 Halstead, Phil (HB) Charleston, W.Va. 58-61 Helms, Charles (E) 53 Hamilton, Dave (T) Orlando, Fla. 66-68 Helms, Derek (DL) Monroe, N.C. 00-03 Hamilton, John (C) Williamsville, N.Y. 86 Helms, William (E) 54-56 Hamilton, Mark (FL) Englewood, Colo. 70 Henderson, Alex (OT) Columbia, S.C. 90 Hamilton, Steve (TE) Williamsville, N.Y. 80-83 Henderson, Charles 51 Hammett, Walt (OG) Yakima, Wash. 90 Henderson, Doug (WB) Gainesville, Fla. 67 Hamphill, Reggie (LB) Jamestown, N.C. 99-00 Henderson, James (HB) 53-56 Hands, Marcus (DE) Wilmington, N.C. 05-08 Hendley, George (C/LB) Ocala, Fla. 69-70 Handy, Mike (WB) Ridgeway, N.C. 64 Henry, Dwight (DB) Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 93-95,97 Hanford, Walkie (HB) 55-57 Henry, Leonard (RB) Clinton, N.C. 98-01 Hanford, Walter (HB) 59 Henry, Philip (WR) Elizabeth City, N.C. 05-07 Hannon, Chad (OG) Greer, S.C. 91 Hensley, Tony (C) Bedford, Va. 80-81 Harbaugh, Greg (OG) Westfield, N.J. 72-74 Henson, Brad (OG) Athens, Ga. 83-84 Hardee, George (T) 50 Herlocker, Wes (P/DB) New London, N.C. 00,02 Harden, Reggie (SE) Windsor, N.C. 79-80 Herrin, Cortez (OL) Saluda, S.C. 17 Hardy, Brian (WR) La Grange, N.C. 15-16 Herring, Mike (E) Whiteville, N.C. 65-66 Hardy, Kelly (DB) Kinston, N.C. 99-02 Hester, Chris (QB) Loganville, Ga. 93 Hardy, Justin (WR) Vanceboro, N.C. 11-14 Hester, Van (C) Burlington, N.C. 66-67 Harley, Scott (RB) Neptune, N.J. 95-96 Hewett, Jerek (DB) Shallotte, N.C. 05-08 Harmon, Sean (TE) Edmond, Okla. 04-05 Hewston, Dennis (BB) McKeesport, Pa. 68-69 Harner, Grant (OL) Jacksonville, Fla. 10-12 Heywood, Mike (OT) Virginia Beach, Va. 77 Harper, Denell (RB) Chesapeake, Va. 87-89 Hibbs, Billy (DB) Swansboro, N.C. 72-74 Harper, T.J. (OL) Meridian, Miss. 08-09 Hickerson, Chandon (DE) Vacherie, La. 17 Harrell, Berg (C) 57 Hickman, Mike (WR) Greenville, N.C. 07 Harrell, Sam (RB) Harrellsville, N.C. 77-79 Hicks, Dia (WR) Pensacola, Fla. 92 Harris, Aaron (FL) Washington, D.C. 98, 00-01 Hicks, Eddie (RB) Henderson, N.C. 75-78 Harris, Clint (DB) Chesapeake, Va. 80-83 Hicks, Fred (DL/OL) West Palm Beach, Fla. 04-05, 07-08 Harris, Derrick (WR) Sone Mountain, Ga. 11-12 Hicks, Todd (WB) Gastonia, N.C. 65-67 Harris, Dwayne (WR) Stone Mountain, Ga. 07-10 Hicks, Trevian (DB) Winterville, N.C. 15-17 Harris, Fred (E) Hickory, N.C. 69-70 Hightower, Tim (DE) St. Simons, Ga. 73-76 Harris, Ike (OL) Irmo, S.C. 12-15 Hileman, Bob (E) Alexandria, Va. 69-71 Harris, Jimmy (HB) 51 Hilbert, Nick (QB) Elizabeth City, N.C. 58-61 Harris, Marcellus (WR) Newport News, Va. 97-00 Hill, Isiah (FB) Windsor, N.C. 84 Harris, Phil (G) Rocky Mount, N.C. 62-63 Hill, Kevin (OT) Sylvester, Ga. 75 Harris, William 39 Hilton, Truman (E) Chapel Hill, N.C. 63-64

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 142 2018 Football Fact Book Hinson, Stewart (OL) Monroe, N.C. 13-15 Hunt, Torrance (WR/RB/DB) Durham, N.C. 10-12 Hinton, Floyd (E) 35, 38 Hunt, Ty (DT) Hickory, N.C. 98-01 Hodder, Arthur 39 Hunter, Cory (RB) Fuquay-Varina, N.C. 13-14 Hodges, Bobby (T) 50-53 Hunter, Travis (QB) Winter Garden, Fla. 86-89 Hodges, Demetrius (DB) West Palm Beach, Fla. 04-05 Hurley, Rusty (DE) Boca Raton, Fla. 92 Hodges, J. Weston 33 Huss, Baxter (HB) 55 Hodges, John 32 Hutchins, Paul (G) Gibsonia, Pa. 65-67 Hoggard, Paul (OG) Windsor, N.C. 85-86 Hux, William (QB) 53-54 Hogue, Robin (DE) Virginia Beach, Va. 72-73 Hofacker, Wes (DE) Allen, Texas 04 I Holbrook, Brent (CB) Kannapolis, N.C. 85 Ilderton, Tim (BB) High Point, N.C. 69-70 Holcomb, Chad (K) Smyrna, Ga. 93-96 Imperato, Robb (K) Boca Raton, Fla. 88-90 Holland, Stuart (QB) 57-59 Ingram, Chuck (RB) Greensboro, N.C. 95 Holland, William (T) 35 Ingram, Jesse (LHB) Ansonville, N.C. 74 Holland, Willie (G) 51-54 Ingram, Kevin (QB) Philadelphia, Pa. 81-83 Holley, Willie (DB) Edenton, N.C. 77-80 Inman, Wayne (C) Hope Mills, N.C. 77-80 Hollenbach, John (T) Virginia Beach, Va. 69 Irvin, Tim (DB) Miami, Fla. 17 Holliday, Rickie (C) Williamston, N.C. 75-77 Isley, Brent (SE) Burlington, N.C. 70 Hollingsworth, Dallas (G) Clinton, N.C. 58-61 Ivey, Lamar (DB) Mebane, N.C. 11-14 Hollingsworth, John (T) Fayetteville, N.C. 69-71 Holmes, Joe (DT) Manteo, N.C. 89 J Holmes, Randell (E) 56-58 Jackson, Brandon (RB) Greensboro, N.C. 09 Holmes, Ty (LB) Lexington, N.C. 10-13 Jackson, Bud 49 Holscher, Franz 47-48 Jackson, Chuck (LB) Fayetteville, N.C. 77-80 Holt, Kenneth (T) 53 Jackson, Kevin (DB) Mebane, N.C. 00-02 Holton Jr., Marcus (DB) Tallahassee, Fla. 17 Jackson, Lawson (FB) 54-55 Holtzclaw, Berke (QB) Valdosta, Ga. 85 Jackson, Richard (HB) Hickory, N.C. 61-62 Hooker, K’Hadree (DL) Kinston, N.C. 14 Jackson, Victor (RB) E. Providence, R.I. 90 Hooper, Boyd (QB) 53 Jacobs, Bradley (DB) Long Beach, Miss. 10-11 Hoover, Charles (G) 55-56 Jacobs, Michael (P) Smithfield, N.C. 92-93 Hoover, Jim (C) Clinton, N.C. 62-64 Jacobs, Steve (LB) Loris, S.C. 84-85 Hopkins, Bubba (T) Edenton, N.C. 63 James, Gerald (G) 49 Horeis, Fred (OT) Roanoke, Va. 71-73 James, Hosea (DL) Jacksonville, N.C. 99-02 Horner, Michael (DL) Williamston, N.C. 05 James, Ray (T) 49 Hourigan, Richard (WR) Cary, N.C. 01-03 James, Shaun (DL/DT) Virginia Beach, Va. 16-17 Houston, Bartow (TB) Washington, N.C. 62 James, Tim (RB) Hartsville, S.C. 85-88 Howard, Brandon (SN) Jacksonville, Fla. 01-04 James, William (HB) 54-55 Howard, Brian (WR) Clinton, N.C. 03-05 Jaronczyk, Bob (G) Norfolk, Va. 68 Howard, Charles (SN) Sanford, N.C. 90-92 Jarrell, Ricky (HB) Kernersville, N.C. 61-63 Howard, Tony (DT) Columbia, S.C. 91-92 Jean, Erode (CB) Ft. Pierce, Fla. 03-05 Howe, Hussein (RB) Jacksonville, Fla. 16-17 Jenkins, George (FB) Wilson, N.C. 67 Howe, Jimmy (RB) Brunswick, Ga. 72-74 Jenkins, Jacobi (WR/DB) Rocky Mount, N.C. 09-12 Howell, Chris (DL) Greenville, N.C. 98-01 Jennette, William (DT) belhaven, N.C. 85-86 Howell, Larry (T) 57 Jennings, Francis 33 Hubble, Shane (DT) St. Petersburg, Fla. 88-90 Jett, John (P) Reedsville, Va. 88-91 Huber, John (OT) Greenbrook, N.J. 71 Job, Gill (K/S) Allendale, N.J. 74 Huckabee, Robert (LB) Wrightsville Beach, N.C. 11 Johnson, A.J. (DL) Atlanta, Ga. 09-10 Hudson, Everette 41 Johnson, Barry (TE) Farmville, N.C. 75-77 Hudson, Steve (G) Hickory, N.C. 65 Johnson, Brian (DL) Washington, D.C. 95-98 Hudson, Taylor (OL) Greenville, S.C. 11-14 Johnson, Britt (DS) Rocky Mount, N.C. 06 Huffman, Beau (TE) Massillon, Ohio 16 Johnson, Chris (RB/KR) Orlando, Fla. 04-07 Huffman, Harold (G) 55 Johnson, Derrell (DL/LB) baltimore, Md. 10-13 Hughes, Don (FB) Tar Heel, N.C. 74 Johnson, Dion (RS/WR) Newport News, Va. 90-91 Hughes, Neal (TB) Asheboro, N.C. 65-67 Johnson, Jimmy (T) 33-37 Huneycutt, Richard (E) Portsmouth, Va. 61, 63 Johnson, Johnny (E) Winston-Salem, N.C. 66 Hunnicutt, Myles (E) Vienna, Va. 66-67 Johnson, Junior (DE) Seaford, Va. 86-87 Hunt, Lee (P) Kernersville, N.C. 02 Johnson, Mike (TE) Burlington, N.C. 74 Hunt, Ron (WR) Jacksonville, N.C. 71 Johnson, Nick (LB) Charlotte, N.C. 06-09 Hunt, Shauntae (DL) Warrenton, N.C. 03-06 Johnson, Rio (QB) Atlanta, Ga. 11

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 143 2018 Football Fact Book Johnson, Terry (DT) Graham, N.C. 70-71 Knight, James (T) 54 Johnson, Tyrone (LB) Vicksburg, Miss. 83-84 Koehlar, Bob (WB) Kinston, N.C. 65-66 Johnson, Quay (WR) Knightdale, N.C. 14-17 Kolanko, Vince (RB) Weirton, W.Va. 75-77 Johnston, Mitchell (OG) High Point, N.C. 77-79 Konrady, Ron (LB) Egg Harbor, N.J. 70 Jolly, W.O. (E) 32-34 Koonce, George (DE) New Bern, N.C. 89-90 Jones, Bruce (G) 49 Koonce, Richard (LB) Jacksonville, N.C. 02-05 Jones, Daryl (RB) Rockledge, Va. 95 Kipp, Mike (OG) Crestwood, Mo. 70-71 Jones, Derrick (RB) Elizabethtown, N.C. 08 Kovack, Mike (HB) 48-51 Jones, Freddie (WS) Portsmouth, Va. 79-80 Kraemer, J.R. (TE) Wildwood, Mo. 07-08 Jones, Justin (WR/TE) Conyers, Ga. 10-12 Kramer, David (DT) Annapolis, Md. 84-85 Jones, Leon (C) 57 Krawczyk, John (DT) Oglesby, Ill. 93-94 Jones, Mike (DB) Virginia Beach, Va. 72-74 Krivonack, Jim (OG) Richlands, N.C. 71 Jones, Ray (RHB) Norfolk, Va. 74-76 Krivonack, John (G) Richlands, N.C. 69-70 Jones, Reicko (CB) Riviera Beach, Fla. 02 Krusa, Elmer (G) Clifton, N.J. 63 Jones, Reuben (C) Decatur, Ga. 91 Kwiatkowski, Henry (T) Clifton Heights, Pa. 57-60 Jones, Robert (DL/OL) Stone Mountain, Ga. 08, 10, 12 Jones, Robert (LB) Blackstone, Va. 88-91 L Jones, Ron (QB) Portsmouth, Va. 84-87 LaCock, Bud (DT) Wilmington, N.C. 80-81 Jones, Samien (OT) Cove City, N.C. 98-00 Lacewell, Sherman (OL) Durham, N.C. 97-00 Jones, Selby (B) 49 Lackey, Bernard (CB) Conyers, Ga. 95 Jones, Thomas (LB) Lumberton, N.C. 92 Lamb, Durwin (LB) Miami, Fla. 04-07 Jones, Tommy (G) 54-57 Lamm, Bill (K) Satellite Beach, Fla. 78-80 Jones, Zay (WR) Austin, Texas 13-16 Lane, Perry (T) Asheboro, N.C. 58, 61 Jordan, George (G) 49 Laney, Stuart (G) Wilmington, N.C. 67-68 Jordan, Josh (WR/QB) St. Amant, La. 10 Langston, Robert (FB) 54 Jordan, Mike (NG) New Bern, N.C. 79-80 Larrimore, Donald (T) 53-56 Jordan, P.J. (LB) Athens, Ga. 81-84 Lassiter, Jimmy 51 Jorgensen, David (OL) Laurinburg, N.C. 02-03 Lathem, Vince (OG) Alpharetta, Ga. 91 Joseph, Linval (DT) Alachua, Fla. 07-09 Laughinghouse, Charles (T) Greenville, N.C. 64 Joyner, D.T. (DT) Norfolk, Va. 75-77 Lausic, Dom (OL) Brampton, Ontario 97 Justice, Chris (LB) Greensboro, N.C. 74 Leach, Vonta (LB/FB) Rowland, N.C. 00-03 Leaphart, Derrick (C) Decatur, Ga. 91-94 K Leavitt, Bob (OG) Alexandria, Va. 72-73 Kanos, Nick (T) 51-52 Ledford, Dwayne (DL/OL) Marion, N.C. 95-98 Kass, Rob (QB) Longwood, Fla. 06-09 Lee, Austin (OL) Mooresville, N.C. 17 Kapelec, John 32 Lee, David (T) 52-54 Kaplar, Paul (TE) 03 Lee, R.B. 46-47 Keeney, Dennis (RB) Glen Burnie, Md. 72 Lee, Robert (PK) Longview, Texas 05-06 Keith, Cody (QB) Charlotte, N.C. 13 Lee, T.J. (WR) Raleigh, N.C. 07-08 Kelly, Terry (DB) High Point, N.C. 71 LeFever, Greg (LB) Ocean City, N.J. 00-01 Kemp, Blake (QB) Chandler, Ariz. 15 Leftwich, James (C) Vinton, Va. 62-64 Kepley, Danny (LB) Goldsboro, N.C. 72-74 Leggett, Rickey (G) Kinston, N.C. 63 Kermon, Tim (G) 53-54 Lennon, Domonique (DB) Suffolk, Va. 13-15 Kerr, Darren (DB) Arlington, Va. 99-01 Lenzen, Erik (OL) Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 16-17 Kerr, Jeff (LB) Salisbury, N.C. 96-99 Leonard, Rickey (OT) Rocky Mount, N.C. 72-73 Kessler, George 46 Letcher, Morris (WR) Kansas City, Kan. 92-93 Kiernan, Monty (C/LB) Irvington-On-Hudson, N.Y. 69-71 Levesque, Shawn (TE) League City, Texas 04-05 Kilbourne, Bob (K) Prince George, Va. 71-72 Levine, Matt (P) North Potomac, Md. 94-97 Killebrew, Dan (OG) Wilson, N.C. 71-73 Levingston, Dontae (OL) Los Angeles, Calif. 14 Kilpatrick, Keith (T) 46-49 Lewis, Doug (E) Thomasville, N.C. 64 Kilpatrick, Kinwood 47-48 Lewis, Ernie (LB) Sanford, Fla. 89-92 King, Charles 32 Lewis, Joe (T) 57 King, Claude (E) 51-54 Lewis, Lance (WR) Concord, N.C. 10-11 King, Gardner (DT) Bluefield, W.Va. 72 Lewis, Mac (G) 48-49 King, Perry 32 Lewis, Ruvie (T) Clinton, N.C. 64 Kinlaw, Max (G) 48-49 Lewis, Scott (FB) Fayetteville, N.C. 81-85 Kinsey, Ralph (HB) Charlotte, N.C. 61-63 Lewis, Willie (TB) Valdosta, Ga. 86-89 Kittrell, Belmont 32 Libiano, Mark (LB) Easton, Pa. 92-95 Kittrell, Bill 46 Libretto, Charlie (QB) Middleburg, Fla. 86-89

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 144 2018 Football Fact Book Lilley, Leonard (HB) 55-57 Marroncelli, Richard (G) Rilltown, Pa. 67 Lilley, Robert (FB) 55-57 Marshall, Dekota (DB) Jacksonville, N.C. 07-09 Lindsay, Dominique (RB) Charlotte, N.C. 05-07, 09 Marshmon, Cam (WR) Raleigh, N.C. 17 Lindsey, “Tex” (E) 34-36 Marshmon, Tim (DB) Rocky Mount, N.C. 91 Lineback, Dustin (LB) Climax, N.C. 08-10 Martin, Chad (G) Palm Coast, Fla. 87-90 Lineberry, Wayne (LB) Wadesboro, N.C. 66-68 Martin, Darrel (DT) Dobson, N.C. 71 Linker, Neel (G) Mooresville, N.C. 63-65 Martin, Dexter (LB) Cocoa, Fla. 80-81 Lisk, Larry (E) 58 Martin, Doug (RB) Dobson, N.C. 71 Linville, Dwight (TE) Winston-Salem, N.C. 92-95 Martin, James (RB) Evergreen, N.C. 82-84 Little, Charles 47 Martin, Joel (C) 52 Little, James (T) 41 Martin, Kelly (T) 36-38 Little, Richard (T) Grifton, N.C. 69 Martin, Robert (DB) Dublin, Ga. 86 Livermore, Bill (T) Raleigh, N.C. 66 Martin, William N. (T) Washington, N.C. 65 Livingston, Theodore (DT) Fayetteville, N.C. 84-85 Masimini, Mpumi (DL) Washington, D.C. 95 Lockerman, Jones (E) Clinton, N.C. 58-61 Mason, Hagen (OL) Tallahassee, Fla. 01-04 Loflin, Joe (E) 58-59 Massey, Raymond (LB) Charlotte, N.C. 97 Loftin, Glynn (DB) Kinston, N.C. 73-74 Matau, Christian (OL) New Bern, N.C. 15-16 Logan, Ernie (LB) Fayetteville, N.C. 86-88, 90 Matthews, Carlton (FB) 52-53, 57 Lominac, Charles 32 Matthews, Ed (T) 52 London, Gary (SS) Hampton, Va. 83-86 Matthews, John V. (HB) Hertford, N.C. 60-61 Long, Ray 46-47 Matthews, Thomas 46 Long, Terry (OG) Columbia, S.C. 80-83 Matthews, Thomas (HB) Hertford, N.C. 58-61 Long, Woody (T) 38 Mattison, Perez (QB/WR) Anderson, S.C. 93-94, 96-97 Losito, Craig (K) Jacksonville, Fla. 86-88 Mattocks, Adam (DB) Jacksonville, N.C. 79 Louis, James (C) Blacksburg, Va. 67-68 Mattocks, Chris (DB) New Bern, N.C. 07-09 Love, Chris (DB) Wake Forest, N.C. 16-17 Mattocks, Gary (HB) 54-56 Love, Ed (DT) Virginia Beach, Va. 72 Mattox, Don (C) Wilson, N.C. 63 Lowe, Dave (C) Merritt Island, Fla. 73 Maxwell, Bill (OG) Ware Shoals, S.C. 88 Lowe, Grant (OT) Greensboro, N.C. 86-89 Mayhew, Winston (DB) Mooresville, N.C. 73-74 Lowery, Buddy (DE) East Spencer, N.C. 72-74 Maynard, Robert (FB) 54-57 Lowery, Chaz (OL/TE) Virginia Beach, Va. 12-13 Mayo, Joe (G) 54-56 Lucas, Bill (G) 40-41 Mayo, Norman 38-39 Luckadoo, Ryan (SN) Anderson, S.C. 98-00 Mayo, Wiley 39 Lundy, Larry (OG) Havelock, N.C. 73-75 Mays, Nate (DB) Huntersville, N.C. 13 Luquire, Steve (K) Durham, N.C. 68 Mazyck, Travis (DB) Virginia Beach, Va. 98-99, 01 Lyon, Cody (DB) Raleigh, N.C. 11-12 Mazzone, Taylor (QB) Raleigh, N.C. 09 McAdams, Howard (FB) 50 M McBryde, Victor (RB) Red Springs, N.C. 89-90, 92 Mabry, Raymond (RB) Grifton, N.C. 95-98 McCall, Marc (OT) Rochelle, Ga. 95-96 Mack, Dalvon (LB) Fayetteville, N.C. 07-08 McCallum, Flint (DB) Roland, N.C. 86-88 Mack, Willie (DE) Winston-Salem, N.C. 85 McCalop, Mike (DT/OG) Warsaw, N.C. 88-91 MacDonagh, Michael (DE) Clarksville, Tenn. 04-05 McCleary, Norris (DT) Bessemer City, N.C. 96-99 MacKenzie, Don (T) 47, 49 McClenny, Dennis (G) Goldsboro, N.C. 65 MacMillan, Carlton 32 McClintock, Chuck (HB) burlington, N.C. 69 Maddox, Joey (DL) Shelby, N.C. 86 McClure, Bryan (TB) Charlotte, N.C. 67-68 Madigan, Frank (C) 49-52 McConnell, Sean (QB) Downey, Calif. 91-92 Madison, Ernest (DB) Norfolk, Va. 74-76 McCoy, Mickey (WR) Kennesaw, Ga. 02-05 Madrin, Cliff (E) 34 McCurry, Compton (LB) Summerville, S.C. 86-89 Magazu, Damon (DB) Charlotte, N.C. 10-13 McDaniel, Brian (DE) Weldon, N.C. 80 Magee, Trey (OL) Wakefield, Va. 04-05 McDaniel, Emmanuel (DB) Jonesboro, Ga. 92-95 Maglione, Tony (DT) Stirling, N.J. 69-71 McDiarmid, James (T) Rocky Mount, N.C. 60-62 Major, Dalton (RB) Wilmington, N.C. 91 McDonald, Bill (T) 49-52 Mallard, Walter (E) 41 McFee, Chuck 40 Malyniak, Jeff (P) Alexandria, Va. 86 McGhin, Garrett (OL) Tallahassee, Fla. 15-17 Maness, John (OG) New Bern, N.C. 78-79 McGill, Demetri (DE) Virginia Beach, Va. 13-16 Mann, Charlie (TE) Virginia Beach, Va. 78 McGlohon (G) 36 Manning, Zack 46-48 McGregor, Wayne (DT) Danville, Va. 73 Markland, Rusty (DB) Thomasville, N.C. 71-73 McGuirk, Mike (FB) Arlington, Va. 68-70 Marriot, Don (B) 41 McIntosh, Mitchell (DB) Rockingham, N.C. 66

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 145 2018 Football Fact Book McJunkin, Jack 39 Moore, Chris (LB) Havelock, N.C. 02-05 McKaskill, Charles (T) Asheboro, N.C. 69 Moore, Danny (C) Grifton, N.C. 96-98 McKeithan, Deeone (DB) Perth Amboy, N.J. 95-98 Moore, Ken (DE) Harrells, N.C. 71-74 McKinney, Reggie (TB) Rocky Mount, N.C. 91 Moore, Robert (E) Roanoke Rapids, N.C. 59-60 McKinney, Quincy (OL) Columbus, Ga. 14-15 Moran, Kevin (DT) Manchester, N.H. 65-67 McKinnon, Tim (DB) Upper Marlboro, Md. 96 Morgan, James 33 McLaughlin, Matt (TE) Ringwood, N.J. 86-88 Morgan, Rahkeem (DB) Asheville, N.C. 09-11 McLaurin, Thomas (DB) Roseboro, N.C. 77-79 Morris, Glenn (LB) Greensboro, N.C. 78-81 McLawhorn, Chris (FL) Greenville, N.C. 84 Morris, John (DE) Durham, N.C. 76-79 McLendon, Lamar (LB) Fayetteville, N.C. 09-10 Morris, John (T) Norfolk, Va. 68-69 McLester, Rick (K) Oakboro, N.C. 73 Morris, Torey (WR) Toms River, N.J. 99-02 McMullan, C.O. 46-48 Moss, Reggie (TE) Elizabeth City, N.C. 77 McMillan, Tomha (DT) Clarkston, Ga. 95-96, 98-99 Moton, Richard (S) Tulsa, Okla. 02-03 McNeill, Ruffin (DB) Lumberton, N.C. 76-79 Moye, Jack (G) 38 McPaul, John (E) Raeford, N.C. 63-65 Moye, Tutu (LB/TE) Greenville, N.C. 01-03 McPhail, Jerris (RB) Clinton, N.C. 93-95 Muhwezi, Danny (LB) Germantown, Md. 07 McPhatter, Brian (RB/DB) Fayetteville, N.C. 86-89 Mulder, Steve (LB) Bowie, Md. 74 McPherson, Shane (OG) Cartersville, Ga. 93-96 Muldrow, Robert (E) Bishopville, S.C. 61 McQueen, J.J. (TE/FL) High Point, N.C. 96-98 Mulholland, Matt (OT) bethesda, Md. 76-79 McQueen, Markeith (S) East Manatee, Fla. 03-04, 06 Murphy, Eddie (NG) Raleigh, N.C. 77 McRae, Corie (T) Thomasville, N.C. 63-65 Murray, Bruce 40 Meadows, Dave (DB) Remington, Va. 66 Murray, Mike (G) Reading, Pa. 67 Meadows, Pete (C) 51 Musselwhite, Hubert 46-47 Meannie, Frank (FB) 48-49 Myers, Eric (DT) Allen Park, Mich. 91 Medlinger, Greg (E) Spencer, N.C. 65-67 Myers, Mike (NT) Goose Greek, S.C. 14-17 Melton, Keith (G) 50 Myers, Wally (NG) Goldsboro, N.C. 79 Melvin, Jack (FB) 49-50 Myrick, Bobby (LHB) Goldsboro, N.C. 74-75 Melvin, Travis (OL) Fayetteville, N.C. 08 Myrick, James (OL) Virginia Beach, Va. 02-04 Mercer, Maurice (DL) Nashville, N.C. 09 Myrick, Mike (WR) Goldsboro, N.C. 71-73 Michael, Kenny (RB) Greensboro, N.C. 72 Micheals, Jim 47 N Michel, Billy (OL) Greenville, N.C. 86-88 Nantz, Fred (OL) Rockingham, N.C. 60 Michel, Thomas (HB) Arlington, Va. 61-63 Nash, Thomas (HB) 55-58 Milbrook, J.J. (DB) Miami, Fla. 05-08 Neal, Keifer (OL) Anaheim, Calif. 13 Miles, Charles (RB) Indianapolis, Ind. 91-92 Neal, Levin (DB) Wilmington, N.C. 09 Millard, Worth (G) 52 Nealy, Antoine (LB) Clarendon, N.C. 03 Millie, Bob (E) Toronto, Ontario 69-71 Nealy, Kent (LB) Clarendon, N.C. 00-03 Miller, Bob (B) 41-43 Neff, Bob (OT) Harrisonburg, Va. 73-74 Miller, Eric (DT) Joliet, Ill. 74 Neill, David (T) Clifton Heights, Pa. 63 Miller, Greg (SE) Havelock, N.C. 70 Neisz, Lance (OL) Raleigh, N.C. 06 Miller, Kevin (K/P) Virginia Beach, Va. 99-02 Nelson, Carlton (QB) Portsmouth, Va. 79-82 Miller, Ronnie (FL) Thomasville, N.C. 70 Nelson, Chris (OL) Hickory, N.C. 99-01 Mills, Dinky (WB) Ayden, N.C. 62-64 Nelson, Ed (DE) Commerce, Ga. 75-77 Mills, Mike (TB) Statesville, N.C. 68-70 Nelson, Eddie (HB) 54 Milner, Matt (DL) Raleigh, N.C. 10-12 Nelson, Gilbert (HB) 55 Minshew, Gardner (QB) brandon, Miss. 16-17 Nelson, Philip (QB) DeForest, Wis. 16 Mitchell, Khalif (DT) Virginia Beach, Va. 07-08 Nesbit, Robert (G) Salisbury, N.C. 61-62 Mitchell, Tim (C) Lancaster, Pa. 81-84 Newkirk, Travis (WR) Durham, N.C. 96-98 Mitchell, William (WB) Fayetteville, N.C. 69-71 Newman, Jimmy (E) Greenville, N.C. 64 Mixon, Tom (C) 55-56 Nichols, Chris (LB) Asheboro, N.C. 70 Moe, Peter (K) Kirstiansand, Norway 67 Nichols, Jason (WR) Norcross, Ga. 94-97 Molineaux, Joe (DT) Grafton, Va. 86-87 Nichols, Ricky (SE) Chesapeake, Va. 81-84 Mollenhaur, Don (C/LB) Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. 69-71 Niklason, Gary (LB) McLean, Va. 72-74 Monds, Richard (G) 55-57 Nisbet, Billy (C) Greenville, N.C. 32 Monroe, Alex (T) Aberdeen, N.C. 68-69 Nobles, Anthony (OL) Randleman, N.C. 97-98 Monroe, Kevin (DB) Greenville, N.C. 96-99 Nobles, Jack (T) 34-35 Montgomery, Dalton (OL/TE) Corinth, Texas 16-17 Noe, Andy 33 Moody, Jarrod (RB) Rocky Mount, N.C. 85-88 Noe, Hampton (G) 36 Moore, Aubrey (OG) Wilson, N.C. 71 Noe, Jack (B) 36-38

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 146 2018 Football Fact Book Norris, Sam (SS) San Diego, Calif. 82 Peed, Ronnie (C/LB) Hurdle Mills, N.C. 69-71 Norris, Smokey (DB) Clinton, N.C. 79-82 Peele, Stanley (E) 46, 48-49 Northcutt, Chuck (LB) Rockingham, N.C. 81-83 Peeler, Richard (DT) Shelby, N.C. 70-71 Northcutt, Norwood (B) 34-36 Pegues, Jeff (DE) Laurinburg, N.C. 80-83 Nottingham, Ellis (E) Washington, D.C. 65-67 Pegues, Lee (DL/DE) Bennettsville, S.C. 10-13 Nunery, Justin (WR) Garner, N.C. 10 Pender, Jason (FB) Winston-Salem, N.C. 02-05 Pendleton, Willard 46 O Pennington, Bobby 50 Ochoa, Carlos (LB) Greenville, N.C. 98-00 Pennington, Raymond (E) 53-56 Odom, Ruffin (E) Ahoskie, N.C. 63-66 Perkins 37 O’Driscoll, John (DL) Chicago, Ill. 86-87 Perkins, Howard (B) 34 O’Hare, Joe (TE) Hyattsville, Md. 72 Perry, Raymond (C) Albemarle, N.C. 63-64 O’Kelley, Harold (HB) 52-55 Perry, Robert (HB) 53-56 Oliver, Colton (DS) Charlotte, N.C. 14-17 Perry, Robert (HB) 58 Oliver, Skipper (DB) Fayetteville, N.C. 66 Perry, Wade (G) Rocky Mount, N.C. 87-88 Oliver, Valla Vonga (RB) Mt. Oliver, N.C. 75 Perry, Wayne (DB) Morrisville, N.C. 78-79 O’Neill, Ted (C) Dorechster, Mass. 74 Perryman, Cliff (LB) Richmond, Va. 08-11 O’Roark, Larry (SE) Centreville, Va. 80 Peterkin, Garett (WR) Laurinburg, N.C. 01-02 Orr, Tim (OL Hampton, Va. 88 Phelps, William (T) 57 Osborne, Lorenzo (LB) Atlanta, Ga. 06-07 Phillips, Kendrick (S) Fayetteville, N.C. 95-98 Osemene, Nweike (DT) Columbia, S.C. 07 Phillips, Kenny (SS) Greenville, N.C. 82-83 Ostraner 48 Phillips, Matt 39 Overton, Charles (BB) Edenton, N.C. 66-68 Phillips, Slade 46 Overton, Montese (LB) Greenville, N.C. 12-15 Phillips, Travis (DB) Montpelier, Va. 15-17 Overton, Raymond (T) 53-56 Pickard, Cole (LB) Walkertown, N.C. 15 Owens, Alfred (E) 54 Pickett, Emerson (LB) beulaville, N.C. 75 Owens, Deke (K) Jacksonville, N.C. 92 Pickett, Lorenza (LB) Fayetteville, N.C. 02-05 Owens, Tyree (DL) Oviedo, Fla. 17 Pickford, Ned (HB) Washington, D.C. 61 Pierce, Gary (T) New Castle, Del. 57-60 P Piland, Clayton (T) Winton, N.C. 59-61 Paddock, Dick (DB) Allison Park, Pa. 70-72 Pingston, Greg (DB) Merritt Island, Fla. 74-76 Page, Alvah 32 Pinkney, James (QB) Delray Beach, Fla. 03-06 Page, Link (E) Elm City, N.C. 68 Pinkney, Patrick (QB) Fayetteville, N.C. 07-09 Paige, Terry (RB) Whiteville, N.C. 85 Pinkney, Reggie (DB) Fort Bragg, N.C. 74-76 Painter, John (E) 52 PInnix, Darius (RB) Elon, N.C. 17 Palilli, Joe (C) 48-49 Pittman, E.S. 46 Palmer, Doug (OL/DL) Fayetteville, N.C. 06-08 Pittman, Robert (C) 36-37 Parker, Billy (TE) Wilmington, N.C. 80-81 Pittman, Wes (WR/LB) Raleigh, N.C. 09-10 Parker, Cary (HB) Hopewell, Va. 59-61 Platt, Robert 51 Parker, Derrick (RB) Greenville, N.C. 87 Plott, J.C. (DE) Concord, N.C. 82-83 Parker, Hugh (OL) Morehead City, N.C. 11 Plowman, Davis (PK) Roswell, Ga. 13-16 Parker, Lavern (DT) Chocowinity, N.C. 71 Plum, David (NG) Raleigh, N.C. 83-86 Parker, Pierre (LB/FS) Wilson, N.C. 04-06 Pohren, Mark (C) Brighton, Iowa 70-71 Parker, Ricky (T) Nashville, N.C. 66 Poliakoff, Irving 39-40 Parker, Robert (OL) Hyattsville, Md. 97-99, 00 Polochak, Doug (OL) Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. 10-11 Parrish, Randy (OG) Lumberton, N.C. 74-76 Poole, Wayne (NG) Knightdale, N.C. 76-79 Pasut, Zico (WR/TE/RB) Charlotte, N.C. 10-13 Pope, Brandon (OL) Chesapeake, Va. 01-03 Patterson, Jack (TB) Jacksonville, Fla. 69-71 Pope, Damon (TE) Athens, Ga. 81-84 Patterson, Melvin (DB/LB) Alachua, Fla. 07-08, 10 Popov, Paul (G) 53-56 Patterson, Robert (QB) 54, 56-57 Porch, Donald (DB) Pleasant Hill, N.C. 88-90 Patton, Dickie (E) Burlington, N.C. 65 Porcher, Lynn (FS) Rembert, S.C. 85 Patton, Jeff (NG) Selma, N.C. 84 Post, Chip (OG) Sanford, N.C. 74 Paul, Jerry (C) Washington, N.C. 61 Post, Jim (LB) River Vale, N.J. 71-72 Paul, Larry (LB) Raleigh, N.C. 75-77 Pou, Ronald (DL) Williamston, N.C. 01-02 Paulk, Leonard (DB) Columbia, S.C. 09-12 Powell, Arnie (WR) Deep Creek, Va. 98-01 Peacock, John (RB) Venice, Fla. 94 Powell, Marke (LB) Troy, N.C. 09-11 Pearce, Ronny (DB) Pulaski, Va. 67 Powell, Otis (B) 36 Pearson, Bruse (DB) Goldsboro, N.C. 93-94 Powell, Willie (DE) Tarboro, N.C. 85-87 Pearson, Perry (T) 57-58 Powers, Jonathan (OL) Wilmington, N.C. 13

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 147 2018 Football Fact Book Powers, Mac (OG) Hampton, Va. 83-84 Richardson, Donnell (LB) Nashville, N.C. 74 Pratt, Bill (B) 36 Richardson, George (TE) Chevy Chase, Md. 63-65 Pratt, Caleb (PK) Roanoke Rapids, N.C. 15-17 Richardson, Pete (DT) High Point, N.C. 73 Pratt, Dayon (LB) Washington, D.C. 13-16 Richardson, Sean (TE) Durham, N.C. 94-96 Presley, Fred (NT) Snow Hill, N.C. 13-16 Richardson, Terrell (DB) Raleigh, N.C. 13-16 Preston, Jarad (P) Tuscon, Ariz. 01-02 Ridenhour, Baxter (T) 33-34 Price, Eddie (HB) 35 Ridenhour, Lester (B) 34-36, 38 Price, Jalen (DL/DT) Williamston, N.C. 16-17 Riff, Melvin (FB) 58-59 Price, Mike (WR) New Bern, N.C. 10-11 Rimpf, Brian (OL) Raleigh, N.C. 00-03 Prince, William Henry (T) Exmore, Va. 65-67 Rios, Edwin (WR) Greenbelt, Md. 01-03 Prominski, Pete (C) 48-50 Rivers, Brantley (K) Kingston, Tenn. 96-99 Proctor, Ed (RB) Charlotte, N.C. 60 Rivers, Henry 33 Puckett, Bil 33 Rivers, Junior 32 Pulley, Joe (DB) Virginia Beach, Va. 72 Rivers, Tom 33 Pulley, Tom (E) Durham, N.C. 68-70 Roach, Kevin (WR) Williamston, N.C. 03-06 Pulliam, Larry (FB) Eden, N.C. 70 Robbins, Tootie (T) Merry Hill, N.C. 78-81 Purdie, Cody (DB) New Bern, N.C. 14 Roberson, Curtis (T) 54 Purvis, Raequan (DT) Plymouth, N.C. 17 Roberson, Howard (T) 41 Roberts, David (T) Jacksonville, N.C. 68 Q Roberts, George 40 Quaenell, Kenneth (T) 37 Roberts, Hubert (E) 38 Quick, Greg (OT) Laurinburg, N.C. 84 Robertson, John (OT) Eden, N.C. 80-83 Quick, N.W. (E) 49 Robertson, Kenneth (FB) Leaksville, N.C. 63-64 Quick, Norman (OL) Laurinburg, N.C. 81-84 Robertson, Tre (OL) Roxboro, N.C. 13-15 Quinn, Colon (T) Warsaw, N.C. 62-64 Robinson, Davondre (DB) Holly Hill, S.C. 17 Robinson, Charlie (DB) Voorhees, N.J. 98-01 R Robinson, Desmond (QB) Rock Hill, S.C. 02-04 Ragland, Ronnie (OG) Gladstone, Va. 75 Robinson, Harold (FB) Washington, N.C. 70 Rainbow, Medrick (LB) Conway, S.C. 84-87 Robinson, Howard (T) 41 Rainer, Brandon (DB) Laurinburg, N.C. 00-03 Robinson, Jimmy (G) 54 Rainey, Harry (HB) 52-54 Robinson, Junior (DB) High Point, N.C. 87-89 Ramseur, Aaron (ILB) Shelby, N.C. 17 Robinson, Mark (DT) Longwood, Fla. 04-07 Randolph, Harold (LB) Greenville, N.C. 75-77 Robinson, Reggie (LB) Greensboro, N.C. 92 Ratliff, Anthony (DS) Suwanne, Ga. 16-17 Robinson, Scotty (DE) Salisbury, N.C. 06-09 Ravenell, Eddie (DB) Tabor City, N.C. 00 Robinson, Wallace (T) 50 Ray, Brian (LB) Raleigh, N.C. 96 Roebuck, Frank (T) 37 Ray, Cedric (TE) Fayetteville, N.C. 85 Roebuck, Mac (HB) 59 Ray, Lance (WR) Quincy, Fla. 12-13 Rogers, Buck (T) Freeman, Va. 66 Raynor, Wilson (DS) Dunn, N.C. 05-08 Rogers, Charles (G) 57 Reagan, William D., Jr. (T) High Point, N.C. 65-66 Rogers, David (FB) Monroe, N.C. 58-60 Reid, Donald (LB) Farmville, N.C. 80-81, 83-84 Rogers, Gerry (LB) Pottstown, Pa. 82-83 Reid, Ronald (LB) Farmville, N.C. 80-81, 83-84 Rogers, J.R. (RB) Raleigh, N.C. 08-09 Reif, Paul (WB) New Castle, Del. 63 Rogers, Steven (WR) Augusta, Ga. 05-07 Renaud, Joel (OL) Pompano Beach, Fla. 04 Rogers, Walter (G) 38-40 Render, Travis (DB) Decatur, Ga. 91-93 Rogerson, Chester (T) 53-56 Reutter, Joe (TE) Dawington, Pa. 73-74 Rogerson, “Crack” Ayden, N.C. 33 Reyes, Eric (LB) Chletenham, Md. 97-98 Rogerson, Russell (T) 40-41 Reynolds, Bob (E) Ayden, N.C. 66 Roper, Mike (K) Hendersonville, N.C. 73-74 Reynolds, Darryl (DB) New Bern, N.C. 07-09 Rose, Chrishon (DL) Washington, D.C. 11-14 Reynolds, Korey (TE/DL) Hoover, Ala. 09 Rose, Randy (G) Rocky Mount, N.C. 66 Rhett, Michael (FB) Hollywood, Fla. 88-91 Rose, Shaun (OL) Wilson, N.C. 99-00 Rhodes, Carl (G) 56 Ross, Jay (DT) Wilmington, N.C. 06-09 Rhodes, Fella (DB) Chesapeake, Va. 66-68 Ross, Kasey (DB) Alachua, Fla. 03-06 Rhodes, Larry (E) 51-54 Rothrock, Wes (DB) Enfield, N.C. 68-70 Ribbins, Pete (E) Ontario, Canada 68 Rouse, Dan (QB) Newport News, Va. 60-61 Rice, George (G) 52-54 Rouse, George (E) Newport News, Va. 62 Rice Messiah (OL) Orangeburg, S.C. 16 Rowe, John (G) Southern Pines, N.C. 69-70 Rich, Buster 48 Royster, Ralph (G) Henderson, N.C. 61-63 Richards, Scott (TE) North Augusta, S.C. 93-96 Ruck, Robert (G) 57

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 148 2018 Football Fact Book Rudisill, Larry (HB) 61-64 Shea, Mike (WR) Virginia Beach, Va. 72-74 Ruffin, Giavanni (RB) Virginia Beach, Va. 09-10 Sheehan, Michael (OG) Closter, N.Y. 98 Ruffin, Justin (WR) Garner, N.C. 09 Shell, Jason (SN) China Grove, N.C. 94-97 Rumbey, Charles 32 Shelton, Bill (B) 36-39 Rusinowski, Joe (OG) Long Island, N.Y. 74 Sherman, Bill (WR) Chapel Hill, N.C. 74 Russ, Daniel (DT) Shallotte, N.C. 94 Sherman, Schizo (RB) Conway, S.C. 93 Russell, Corey (OL) Fairmont Heights, Md. 95-98 Shoe, Dwight (E) 49-52 Russell, Skip (LB) Swansboro, N.C. 73-74 Shoe, Wayne (G) 53 Ryan, Ben (P/PK) Marshville, N.C. 10-11 Shuffler, Jimmy (C) New Bern, N.C. 65-67 Ryan, Bob (E) Richmond, Va. 64 Siler, Sandy (QB) 49-52 Siler, Wil (C) Siler City, N.C. 63 S Simmons, Brandon (RB) Newton Grove, N.C. 06-08 Salmon, Ted (T) Richmond, Va. 69-71 Simmons, Christian (DB) Winston-Salem, N.C. 13-14 Salmon, Vernon (HB) 57 Simmons, Jason (FB) Newton Grove, N.C. 08 Salyer, Bob (WR) Lookout Mtn., Tenn. 71 Simmons, Marcus (RB) New Bern, N.C. 13 Samuel, Kevin (S) Fayetteville, N.C. 84 Simmons, Travis (DB) Tallahassee, Fla. 07-10 Santa Cruz, Chris (LB) Lillian, Ala. 83-84 Simmons, Travon (DB) Marietta, Ga. 14-16 Sasser, Wilbur (G) Goldsboro, N.C. 68-70 Simmons, Will (OL) Ahoskie, N.C. 10-13 Sandifer, Justin (OL) Greenwood, Miss. 16-17 Simpson, Anthony (FB) brooklyn, N.Y. 84-87 Sanford, Bob (L) Rockingham, N.C. 60 Simpson, Bruce (LB) Jacksonville, N.C. 84-85, 87 Satterfield, Chris (DB) Raleigh, N.C. 97-98 Sinclair, Francis (G) 34-36 Satterwhite, Charles (G) 52 Singletary, James (LB) Fayetteville, N.C. 88 Saunders, Brian (LB) New Bern, N.C. 86 Singleton, Leroy (T) 57 Saunders, Will (TE) Franklin, Va. 79-80 Sirk, Thomas (QB/TE) Glen St. Mary, Fla. 17 Savage, Baxter (G) 57 Skeeter, Bill (QB) 57 Sawyer, Mayhew 32 Skinner, Dan (E) 52 Scales, Rusty (DHB) Little Falls, N.J. 69-71 Slade, Louis (HB) 54 Scarfone, Rocco (DB) Greensboro, N.C. 12, 14-15 Slate, Zack (DE) Melbourne, Fla. 04, 06-08 Schaffer, John (DE) Jacksonville, N.C. 75 Slaughter, George (FB) 55-57 Schink, Don (RB) Totowa, N.J. 72-74 Sloan, Joe (H/QB) Chester, Va. 07-09 Schmidt, Corey (OL) Cary, N.C. 01-03 Smith (G) 36 Schnurr, Paul (E) Fayetteville, N.C. 65-67 Smith, A. (FB) 35 Schuerholz, Wilson (B) 40-41 Smith, Billy (HB) 48-50 Schultz, Jack (DB) Greensboro, N.C. 09 Smith, Brandon (OL) Kernersville, N.C. 14-17 Schulz, Jody (DE) Chester, Md. 81-82 Smith, Charles (T) 53-56 Schwarz, John Richard (T) Asheboro, N.C. 65-67 Smith, D’Ante (OL) Grovetown, Ga. 17 Scott, Anthony (RB) Virginia Beach, Va. 14-16 Smith, David (C) Whiteville, N.C. 60-62 Scott, D.J. (OL) Green Cove Springs, Fla. 07-10 Smith, Dennis (E) 49-52 Scott, Derrell (RB) Havelock, N.C. 17 Smith, Doug (DT) Pamlico, N.C. 79-80 Scott, Paul (G) 41 Smith, Earl (E) 37-39 Scott, Tom (OT) Rose Hill, N.C. 89-92 Smith, Gene (TE) Gaffney, S.C. 91 Scott, Walter (DT) Trenton, S.C. 91-95 Smith, Gherman (T) 35 Scribner, Tommy (HB) 56 Smith, Greg (OG) Chocowinity, N.C. 91, 93 Sealy, Troy (NG) Fairmont, N.C. 91 Smith, Jermaine (DE) Eden, N.C. 94 Seargent, Corey (DB) Rock Hill, S.C. 15-17 Smith, Johnny (FB) 48-50 Seekford, Kurt (TE) Leesburg, Va. 91-92 Smith, Josh (DL) Raleigh, N.C. 08-10 Sellers, Chris (OG/DE) Newport News, Va. 04-05 Smith, Junior (RB) Fayetteville, N.C. 91-94 Sellers, Mike (WR) Covington, Ga. 95-96 Smith, Mitchell (OT) Southern Pines, N.C. 75-78 Semenza, Matt (LB) Haslet, N.J. 94-96 Smith, Nelson (OT) Goldsboro, N.C. 75-78 Sepaniak, Shep (LB-FB) brookside, N.J. 95-96 Smith, “Red” (G) 34-36 Sermons, Jim (E) Cove City, N.C. 69 Smith, Tony (NG) Laurinburg, N.C. 81 Setzer, Brandon (DT) Thomasville, N.C. 05-06 Smith, Tony Lee (WR) Fayetteville, N.C. 84-87 Setzer, Michael (TE) Lenoir, N.C. 98 Smith, Troy (SE) Greenville, N.C. 95-98 Sexton, Amos 46 Smith, Vinson (LB) Statesville, N.C. 84-87 Seymour, Mack (HB) Elizabeth City, N.C. 59-60 Smith, William (DS) Goldsboro, N.C. 09-11 Shallcross, John (C) Smithfield, N.C. 74 Smith, Willie (DE/OL) Kenly, N.C. 07-10 Shankweiler, Kort (TE/QB/FB) Greenville, N.C. 03-06 Smith, Wayne (WR) Springfield, Pa. 74 Shannon, Larry (WR) Starke, Fla. 94-97 Smith, Xavier (DB) Raleigh, N.C. 15-17 Shaw, Dqmarcus (OL) Batesville, Miss. 17 Snyder, George (DHB) Mount Airy, N.C. 69

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 149 2018 Football Fact Book Snyder, James (FB) Franklin, N.J. 65 Sutton, Devon (DB) Charlotte, N.C. 16-17 Sokolohorsky, Greg (OT) Garnersville, N.Y. 84-85 Sutton, Drew (OL) Bonaire, Ga. 05-06 Soles, Fred (HB) 48-49 Sutton, Theodore (FB) Kinston, N.C. 77-80 Soloman, Jabril (WR) Hemingway, S.C. 12 Swain, Bob 48 Sonnhalter, Jay (TE/FB) Cary, N.C. 05-07 Swain, Tom (FB) 50 Southall, Stewart (OG) Milledgeville, Ga. 87-89 Swanner, Charles (E) Edenton, N.C. 67-69 Southerland, Jimmy (QB) Wilmington, N.C. 75-77 Swart, John (G) 50-51 Spainhour, Reeves (DT) Wake Forest, N.C. 89-90 Sweet, Earl (T) Portsmouth, Va. 58-62 Speed, Darrell (QB) Sanford, N.C. 83-85 Swift, Michael (DE) Apex, N.C. 17 Speight, James (HB) Greenville, N.C. 55-58 Swindell, Norman (BB) New Bern, N.C. 63-65 Speight, Jimmy 33 Swords, Tim (DT) New Martinsville, W.Va. 76-79 Speight, Reece (LB) Wilson, N.C. 13, 15 Sykes, George (SE/DB) Fayetteville, N.C. 79-82 Spellacy, John (OL) Westlake, Ohio 17 Sykes, Kristopher (DB) Conyers, Ga. 11-12 Spence, Steve (LB) Norfolk, Va. 08-09 Sykes, Vic (E) Arlington, N.C. 79-82 Spivey, Leroy (E) Edenton, N.C. 62-63 Szymanski, Dave (LB) Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 70 Springs, Worth (T) Charlotte, N.C. 66-68 Stafford, George (QB) Hamlet, N.C. 59-60 T Stanfield, Walter (E) 52 Taliaferro, Essray (LB) Smithfield, N.C. 84-87 Stankus, Ambros 39 Tanne, Ed (E) 49-50 Stanley, Jim (HB) 50 Tanner, Fritz (HB) 57 Stanley, Mike (OT) Dunn, N.C. 73-74 Tart, Billy (C) Dunn, N.C. 72 Stanley, Terrell (DL) Southport, N.C. 12-13, 15 Tatarski, Lou 46 Staton, Derehl (WR) Huntersville, N.C. 05 Tate, Robert (DB) Wilmington, N.C. 91-93 Stauffer, John (T) 59 Taylor, Alex (WR) Greensboro, N.C. 07-09 Steinbacher, Nate (K) College Station, Texas 03-04 Taylor, Andre (DB) New Castle, Del. 94 Stell, Sam 48 Taylor, Daryl (DT) Fayetteville, N.C. 91, 93 Stephens, Dashaun (LB) Tabor City, N.C. 03-05 Taylor, Dean (DT) Wallace, N.C. 90 Stephens, Hal (DT) Whiteville, N.C. 80-83 Taylor, Derek (NG) Atlanta, Ga. 90-93 Stephens, Mike (DB) Chincoteague, Va. 70-71 Taylor, Gene (T) 53 Stevens, Richard (HB) Whiteville, N.C. 60-62 Taylor, Ken (LB) Hampton, Va. 85 Stevens, Sammy (DB) Seabrook, Md. 70 Taylor, Luke (C) 51-52 Stevenson, Woodrow (DT) Longwood, N.C. 77 Taylor, Tavares (DB) Fayetteville, N.C. 95-98 Steward, Jerome (CB) Jacksonville, Fla. 99-02 Teachey, Karrol (G) 57 Stewart, Buddy (G) Wilmington, N.C. 61-63 Teague, Austin (DB) Lexington, N.C. 16-17 Stewart, Greg (QB) Middlebrook, Va. 80-82 Teague, Marshall (B) 41 Stewart, Ron (DB) Jacksonville, N.C. 74 Temple, Doug (G) Elizabeth City, N.C. 69 Stoughton, Terry (LB) Fort Scott, Kan. 71-72 Terrell, T.J. (WR) San Antonio, Texas 10 Stokes, Keith (HB/KR) Dothan, Ala. 99-00 Terry, Damonte (RB) Laurinburg, N.C. 10 Stowe, Durward (HB) 35 Terry, Eric (LB) Rockingham, N.C. 03 Strawbridge, Murray (G) Williamston, N.C. 60-61 Tesh, John (T) Mount Airy, N.C. 68 Strawderman, Alan (DE) Harrisonburg, Va. 72-74 Testo, Joseph (BB) Winston-Salem, N.C. 65-67 Strayhorn, Kenny (TB) Trenton, N.C. 73-75 Tew, Gary (DT) Clinton, N.C. 72 Strayhorn, Les (TB) Trenton, N.C. 70-72 Thacker, Mac (FB) Henderson, N.C. 59-60 Streeter, Roswell (DB) Greenville, N.C. 86-88 Tharrington, Irving (E) 36 Strickland, Bobby (FB) 52 Thomas, Ben (TE) Reston, Va. 99-02 Strickland, Ezra (G) 53 Thomas, Bobby (T) 51-53 Strickland, William (HB) Portsmouth, Va. 59-62 Thomas, Dave (SS) Goldsboro, N.C. 83-84 Strother, Nelson (LB) Charlottesville, Va. 72-74 Thomas, David (E) 57-59 Struyk, C.J. (DS/OL) Morehead City, N.C. 12-15 Thomas, Greg (C) Goldsboro, N.C. 83-86 Struyk, Curtis (DT) Beaufort, N.C. 84 Thompson, Anthony (LB/DE) Wilson, N.C. 87-89 Suddith, Ronnie (OG) Miami, Fla. 93-96 Thompson, Buddy (LB) Chesapeake, Va. 72 Suggs, Dalwyn (HB) 55 Thompson, Cedric (WR) Kings Mountain, N.C. 13-15 Suggs, Kelvin (DB) Kinston, N.C. 95-98 Thompson, Chip (DB) Jackson, Miss. 12-13 Summer, Tommy (LB) Cherryville, N.C. 76-77 Thompson, Chuck (LB) Thomaston, Ga. 74 Summerell, Carl (QB) Virginia Beach, Va. 71-73 Thompson, Matt (LB) Mebane, N.C. 08-10 Summerlin, Ed (FB) Tarboro, N.C. 68-70 Thompson, Ricky (LB) Henderson, N.C. 74 Summers, James (QB/WR) Greensboro, N.C. 15-16 Thorell, Peter (HB) Stafford-Wane, Pa. 61-62 Sumner, John (T) Winston-Salem, N.C. 63 Threlkeld, Tom (DB) Naples, Fla. 70 Sumrell, “Poss” 33 Thrift, Roger (QB) 49-50

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 150 2018 Football Fact Book Tignor, Trent (H/P) Hoschton, Ga. 10-13 W Tilghman, Terry (OT) Mesquite, Texas 91-94 Waddell, Dan (B) 40-41 Tillman, Ray (LB) Lithonia, Ga. 14-16 Wade, Jim (TE) Charlotte, N.C. 73 Tillman, Robert (RB) Maxton, N.C. 03-05 Wadford, Odel 48 Tingler, Vance (DT) Wilson, N.C. 77-79 Waggoner, Thomas (E) 55-56 Tinnen, Ernest (QB) Burlington, N.C. 95-98 Wagner, Melvin (T) 38 Tkach, Joe (DE) Jacksonville, N.C. 71-73 Walden, Jimmy (TB) Greensboro, N.C. 81-84 Tolar, Dupree 33 Waldrip, Howard 33 Tolley, Jerry (WB) Edenton, N.C. 62-64 Wallace, Bill (DB) Haw River, N.C. 10-11 Torain, Ricky (DB) Rougemont, N.C. 87-88 Wallace, Devon (DB) Burlington, N.C. 08 Torrence, Bill (HB) Salisbury, N.C. 60 Walker, Aaron (OL) Columbia, S.C. 98-01 Torruella, Connor (PK) Garner, N.C. 15 Walker, Fred (DB) Aiken, S.C. 91-92 Townes, Marvin (RB) Warrenton, N.C. 01-04 Walker, Jimbo (OT) Atmore, Ala. 74-75 Trevathan, Henry (QB) Greenville, N.C. 78-79 Walker, Kevin (CB) Greensboro, N.C. 82-85 Tripp, Stuart (C) 41 Walker, Les (DT) New York, N.Y. 71-72 Troth, Mike (FL) Hampton, Va. 73 Walker, Matt (DHB) Rockingham, N.C. 69 Troth, Paul (QB) Davidson, N.C. 01-03 Wallace, Bill (FB) Edenton, N.C. 69-71 Trotman, Paul (G) 49 Wallace, Tabari (DB) New Bern, N.C. 94-97 Troupe, Greg (C) Alexandria, Va. 71-73 Walls, Stacy (DB) Sandersville, Ga. 05 Truslow, Grover (T) Lumberton, N.C. 69-71 Walsh, Brian (DS) Greenville, N.C. 89 Tucker, Bill (C) Albemarle, N.C. 67-68 Wann, Gary (QB) Orange, Calif. 71 Tucker, George (G) 52-54 Ward, Andrew (WR) Pemberton, N.J. 91 Tucker, W. Eric (HB) Greenville, N.C. 32 Ward, David (FB) Raleigh, N.C. 08 Tucker, Waylan 39 Ward, Kevin (LB) Kinston, N.C. 98-01 Tudor, Kyle (LB) Augusta, Ga. 10-13 Ward, Stuart (C) Greenville, N.C. 83-85 Turner, Alex (DL/DT) Houston, Texas 16-17 Warren 48 Turner, Frank (T) 52 Warren, Jeffrey (LB) Snow Hill, N.C. 77, 79-80 Turner, George (QB) 57-59 Warren, Joe (DB) Fairson, N.C. 74 Turner, Jeff (CB) Darien, Conn. 84-85 Warren, John (FB) 54 Turner, Randy (DE) Augusta, Ga. 79 Washington, Billy Ray (SE) Jacksonville, N.C. 77-79 Twitty, Amos (LB) Heath Springs, S.C. 81-82 Washington, Marc (DE) Reidsville, N.C. 90-91 Tyler, Tim (T) Alexander, Va. 68-70 Washington, Robert (DE) Glenville, Ga. 84-85 Tynes, Ernest (DB) Miami, Fla. 89-90 Waters, Bubba (RB) Bath, N.C. 84-87 Tyson, Charlie (RB) Miami, Fla. 87-90 Watley, Anthony (TE) Jacksonville, Fla. 16-17 Tyson, Don (G) Fayetteville, N.C. 67-68 Watkins, Ed (OL) Midlothian, Va. 96 Tyson, James (CB) Greenville, N.C. 02-03 Watts, Randy (DT) Sandersville, Ga. 84 Tyson, Oscar (G) Richmond, Va. 79-82 Wayne, Jeff (E) Charlotte, N.C. 66-67 Weathersbee, Paul (C) Norwood, N.C. 67-69 U Weathington, Wendle F. (G) Mooresville, N.C. 61 Umphlett, Mike (SE) Ahoskie, N.C. 75 Weaver, Bobby (QB) Darnestown, Md. 97-99 Uzzell, Travis (LB) Pikeville, N.C. 91 Weaver, Mike (QB) Williamston, N.C. 74-76 Webb, Boyd (QB) 51-54 V Webster, Danny (WR) Havelock, N.C. 11-12 Valentine, Zack (DE) Edenton, N.C. 75-78 Webster, Harry (WB) Murfreesboro, N.C. 64 Van Buren, Cedric (RB) Charleston, S.C. 89-92 West, Lorenzo (DL) Atlanta, Ga. 93-96 Vance, Keith (DE) Greensboro, N.C. 72 Wetherington, M.G. 46-47 Vann, Norwood (TE) Warsaw, N.C. 80-83 Weymann, Jonathon (QB) Charlotte, N.C. 13 Vanney, Bill (BB) South Boston, Va. 62 Wheeler, Bob 46 VanSant, Henry (C) Hampton, Va. 58-60 Wheeler, George (T) Huntersville, N.C. 67-69 Vaughn, Charles (E) 57-58 Wheeler, James (FB) Wilson, N.C. 64 Veal, Jermarcus (LB) Warner Robins, Ga. 02-05 Wheelis, Dan 46 Venable, Justin (DB) Climax, N.C. 09-12 Whimper, Guy (OT/DL/LB) Havelock, N.C. 02-05 Ventors, Rockfellow (T) 36-38, 40 Whitaker, Orlando (QB) battleboro, N.C. 91 Verity, Jake (PK) Bremen, Ga. 17 White, Cam (LB) Apex, N.C. 14-16 Vincent, Ronald (T) Greenville, N.C. 66-67 White, Doug (OL) Norristown, Pa. 00-03 Vines, Mydreon (WR) Greenville, N.C. 17 White, Johnathon (DE) High Point, N.C. 12-15 Viverette, Sammy (T) Enfield, N.C. 64-65 White, Marcus (WR) Richmond, Va. 00-02 Voight, Bob (QB) Chesapeake, Va. 72-73 Whitehead, Donald (CB) battleboro, N.C. 01-04 von Bargen, Kurtis (DB) Midlothian, Va. 08 Whitehead, Stacy (OL) New Bern, N.C. 95-96

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 151 2018 Football Fact Book Whiting, Al (WR) Dalzell, S.C. 88-90 Wingenbach, Thomas (OL) Winchester, Va. 05-06 Whitley, George (WB) Huntersville, N.C. 68-70 Winslow, Cecil (E) 49-50 Whitley, Norman (RB) Hamlet, N.C. 08-10 Winters, Gene (C) Dunn, N.C. 76-78 Wickizer, Kent (T) 55-56 Withrow, Bob (E) Dayton, Ohio 66-68 Wiggins, Jarrett (LB) Camden, S.C. 05-06 Wolter, Tim (P-DB) Wendell, N.C. 85-86, 89 Wiggins, Kevin (C) Pink Hill, N.C. 93-95 Womack, Joe (WR) Jacksonville, N.C. 08-11 Wiggins, Korrin (DB) Durham, N.C. 17 Wood, George 46 Wiggins, Reese (WR) Durham, N.C. 11-14 Wood, Hunter (OL) Shalimar, Fla. 02-05 Wigfall, Nate (DT) Jacksonville, N.C. 78-80 Woodard, William 32 Wightman, Billy (TB) Graham, N.C. 67-69 Woodard, Woodrow 32 Wike, Johnny (G) Mt. Holly, N.C. 58-59 Woody, Floyd (B) 41 Wiley, Roy (FB) Burlington, N.C. 78-81 Woody, Jim (K) Clinton, N.C. 72-74 Wilfore, Vic (WR) Greenville, N.C. 72-74 Woolard, Hilton (E) 57 Wilkerson (E) 36 Woolley, Pete (C-LB) River Vale, N.J. 69-71 Wilkerson, George (DE) Wilson, N.C. 72-74 Wornick, Brad (QB) Charlotte, N.C. 10 Wilkerson, Whitley (C) Wilson, N.C. 79-82 Wortham, Tony (DT) Atlanta, Ga. 90-91 Wilkins, Jerry (FB) Dunn, N.C. 60 Worthy, Cam (WR) Blair, S.C. 13-14 Williams, Abb 48-49 Worthington, Tom 32 Williams, Abner (HB) 46 Woullard, Gabe (LB) Valencia, Calif. 12-13 Williams, Alan (DE) Williamston, N.C. 71 Wrenn, Gerald (K) Danville, Va. 68-70 Williams, Allen (WR) Rock Hill, N.C. 93-94 Wright, Dan 32 Williams, B. 48 Wright, Darius (LB) Irmo, S.C. 15 Williams, Bernard (DT) Winston-Salem, N.C. 98-01 Wright, Richard (DB) Fayetteville, N.C. 90-91 Williams, Brandon (LB) Rock Hill, S.C. 11-14 Wright, Sakeen (TE) Glassboro, N.J. 02-03 Williams, Brian (SN) Garner, N.C. 93-96 Wright, Steve (G) Rocky Mount, N.C. 64 Williams, Bryce (TE) Winston-Salem, N.C. 13-15 Wruck, Ernie (LB) Brookhaven, N.Y. 73 Williams, Chipper (T) Raleigh, N.C. 69 Wunch, Bob (WB) Raleigh, N.C. 69 Williams, Clifford (NG) Fayetteville, N.C. 78-80 Wyatt, Curtis (DE) Compton, Calif. 82-84 Williams, Dempsey (G) Fayetteville, N.C. 58-60 Wyatt, John 46 Williams, Guy (SN) New Bern, N.C. 01 Wynn, Vernard (CB) Moore, N.C. 84-85 Williams, Henry (FL) Tunica, Miss. 83-84 Wynne, J.C. 32 Williams, Jimmy (WR) Washington, N.C. 14-17 Williams, Joe (G) 37-40 Y Williams, John (E) Rocky Mount, N.C. 67 Yarborough, Illard (HB) 48, 51-52 Williams, John (DT) Norfolk, Va. 73 Yartin, Michael (SN) Monessen, Pa. 02-03, 05 Williams, John (QB/P) Easley, S.C. 82 Yates, Seth (TE) Martinez, Ga. 00-02 Williams, Jonathan (RB) Greenville, N.C. 07-10 Yellock, Marc (LB) Roxboro, N.C. 97-00 Williams, Jordan (LB) Fayetteville, N.C. 14-17 Yelverton, Antwane (LB) Snow Hill, N.C. 99-02 Williams, Larry (OL) Wilmington, N.C. 14 Young, Bob (B) 40-41 Williams, Ron (WR) Rock Hill, S.C. 91, 93 Young, Dennis (TB) Winston-Salem, N.C. 66-67 Williams, Terrell (NG) Los Angeles, Calif. 95-96 Young, Jack (T) 40-41 Williams, Terry (DL) Loganville, Ga. 11-14 Young, John 46 Williams, Travis (DB) Daytona Beach, Fla. 04-07 Young, Pinky (E) 54-55 Williamson, John (LB) Laurinburg, N.C. 84-87 Williamson, John (OLB) Cerro Gordo, N.C. 99-02 Z Williamson, Wilbur (WR) Newport News, Va. 72-75 Zadnik, Chuck (DT) Monongahela, Pa. 70-71 Willis, Glenn (LB) Beaufort, N.C. 86-88 Zehring, Ralph (QB) 56-59 Willis, Reyn (WR) Raleigh, N.C. 08-09 Zophy, Peter (WR) Burke, Va. 91-92 Wilmer, Danny (E/LB) buena Vista, Va. 67-69 Zuras, Nick (B) 41-42 Wilson, Bill (P) Sallisaw, Okla. 93 Wilson, Buck (C) 48, 50 2018 returners in bold Wilson, C.J. (DE) Belhaven, N.C. 06-09 Wilson, Damon (RB) Jacksonville, Fla. 91-94 Wilson, Fred (LB) Cross, S.C. 06-07 Wilson, Jamie (RB) Greenville, N.C. 97-00 Wilson, Lewis (QB) Foley, Ala. 85 Wilson, Nick (OT) Marietta, Ga. 90-92 Wilson, Walter (WR) Baltimore, Md. 86-89 Winesette, Frank 46

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 152 2018 Football Fact Book Records Rushing ■ INDIVIDUAL RUSHING RECORDS ■Most Rushing Yards - Game No. Yds. Att. TD Name Opponent Date Carries 1. 351 42 2 Scott Harley NC State Nov. 30, 1996 2. 301 20 4 Chris Johnson Memphis Nov. 3, 2007 GAME 42...... Scott Harley vs. NC State, Nov. 30, 1996 3. 291 41 1 Scott Harley South Carolina Sept. 21, 1996 SEASON 340...... Carlester Crumpler, 1972 4. 282 31 3 Junior Smith Tulsa Nov. 6, 1993 CAREER 732...... Junior Smith, 1991-94 5. 245 37 3 Billy Wightman Davidson Nov. 8, 1969 6. 234 18 2 Leonard Henry Cincinnati Nov. 10, 2001 Rushing Yards 7. 232 31 2 Junior Smith Arkansas State Nov. 14, 1992 8. 223 28 1 Chris Johnson Boise State Dec. 23, 2007 ...... Scott Harley vs. NC State, Nov. 30, 1996 GAME 351 9. 218 19 2 Leonard Henry Tulane Sept. 8, 2001 SEASON 1,745...... Scott Harley, 1996 10. 212 20 1 Reggie McKinney Cincinnati Oct. 10, 1987 CAREER 3,745...... Junior Smith, 1991-94 11. 211 18 2 Breon Allen North Carolina Sept. 20, 2014 12. 209 26 1 Jerris McPhail Memphis Nov. 18, 1995 Rushing Yards Per Game 13. 205 28 6 Scott Harley Ohio Nov. 16, 1996 14. 198 25 2 Vintavious Cooper Ohio Dec. 23, 2013 ...... Scott Harley, 1996 (1,745 yards in 11 games) SEASON 158.6 15. 195 29 3 Leonard Henry Marshall Dec. 19, 2001 CAREER 90.3...... Carlester Crumpler, 1971-73 (2,889 yards in 32 games) 16. 192 28 2 Junior Smith South Carolina Oct. 8, 1994 17. 188 30 1 Art Brown South Florida Oct. 19, 2002 Rushing Yards Per Carry 18. 186 35 0 Vintavious Cooper North Carolina Sept. 28, 2013 GAME 21.0...... James Speight vs. Newport News Apprentice, 19. 185 27 2 Art Brown Tulane Sept. 14, 2002 Nov. 16, 1959 (5 for 105) 20. 184 39 3 Marvin Townes Army Oct. 18, 2003 184 34 3 Carlester Crumpler Appalachian State Nov. 17, 1973 SEASON 8.3...... Glenn Bass, 1960 (100 for 833) 22. 183 20 1 Jamie Wilson West Virginia Sept. 4, 1999 CAREER 6.5...... James Speight, 1955-59 (350 for 2,276) 183 18 1 Dave Alexander Howard Sept. 26, 1964 24. 180 23 1 Earnest Byner William & Mary Nov. 13, 1982 100-Yard Rushing Games 25. 178 20 1 Jerris McPhail Central Michigan Sept. 16, 1995 SEASON 9...... Carlester Crumpler, 1972 178 14 3 Leander Green Richmond Nov. 10, 1979 27. 177 14 1 Leonard Henry Syracuse Sept. 29, 2001 CAREER 16...... Junior Smith, 1991-94 177 21 2 Eddie Hicks Southern Illinois Oct. 9, 1976 CONSECUTIVE 6...... Carlester Crumpler, Oct. 28, 1972 – Sept. 8, 1973 29. 176 29 2 Butch Colson Furman Nov. 4, 1967 Leonard Henry, Sept. 8, 2001 – Oct. 20, 2001 176 27 1 Dave Alexander Lenoir-Rhyne Nov. 6, 1965 31. 175 38 1 Scott Harley Temple Oct. 21, 1995 Rushing Touchdowns 32. 172 26 2 Vintavious Cooper UAB Oct. 20, 2012 GAME 6...... Scott Harley vs. Ohio, Nov. 16, 1996 172 31 0 Dominique Lindsay Tulsa Nov. 15, 2009 SEASON 17...... Carlester Crumpler, 1972 34. 170 17 0 Les Strayhorn Toledo Sept. 12, 1970 Chris Johnson, 2007 170 41 0 Butch Colson Southern Miss Nov. 22, 1969 170 31 2 Dave Alexander Maine Dec. 11, 1965 CAREER 37...... Carlester Crumpler, 1971-73 37. 169 21 2 James Summers Virginia Tech Sept. 26, 2015 169 24 1 Reggie Bullock UAB Sept. 24, 2011 169 34 0 Junior Smith Kentucky Nov. 13, 1993 169 38 1 Carlester Crumpler Dayton Nov. 18, 1972 41. 168 16 2 Billy Wightman Furman Nov. 1, 1969 42. 167 26 3 Leonard Henry Houston Nov. 11, 2000 43. 166 26 1 Billy Wallace Davidson Nov. 28, 1970 44. 165 28 2 Marvin Townes Tulane Nov. 22, 2003 165 24 1 Scott Harley East Tenn. State Sept. 7, 1996 165 23 2 Junior Smith Temple Sept. 17, 1994 165 20 0 Tony Baker Temple Nov. 20, 1982 48. 164 28 1 Junior Smith Syracuse Sept. 9, 1993 164 20 1 Tony Baker SW Texas State Sept. 14, 1985 164 8 1 Eddie Hicks Virginia Nov. 8, 1975

Scott Harley EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 154 2018 Football Fact Book ■■Most Rushing Yards - Season No. Player Year Att. Net Yds. Avg. ECU’S ALL-TIME LEADING RUSHERS 1. Scott Harley 1996 307 1,745 5.7 2. Leonard Henry 2001 184 1,432 7.8 Junior Smith 3. Chris Johnson 2007 236 1,423 6.0 Fayetteville, N.C. • 1991-94 4. Junior Smith 1993 278 1,352 4.9 • Three-time All-America honorable 5. Carlester Crumpler 1972 340 1,309 3.9 mention selection 6. Junior Smith 1994 226 1,204 5.3 • Two-time All-South selection 7. Vintavious Cooper 2013 230 1,193 5.2 • 16 games with 100 or more rushing yards 8. Dominique Lindsay 2009 239 1,180 4.9 • Top 10 candidate for Doak Walker Award 9. Butch Colson 1967 252 1,135 4.5 • 1994 Liberty Bowl Scholar-Athlete Award 10. Anthony Collins 1979 154 1,130 7.3 ■■Career Stats ■■Most Rushing Yards - Career Year Rush Yds. TD Lg. Rec. Yds. TD Lg. No. Player Years Att. Net Yds. Avg. 1991 42 152 0 23 1 -6 0 – 1. Junior Smith 1991-94 732 3,745 5.12 1992 186 1,037 9 55 10 38 0 11 2. Leonard Henry 1998-01 519 3,089 5.95 1993 278 1,352 9 65 12 101 0 26 3. Chris Johnson 2004-07 624 2,982 4.78 1994 226 1,204 9 54 35 306 1 37 4. Carlester Crumpler 1971-73 658 2,889 4.39 Total 732 3,745 27 65 58 439 1 37 5. Tony Baker 1982-85 563 2,825 5.02 6. Theodore Sutton 1977-80 507 2,730 5.38 7. Butch Colson 1967-69 638 2,512 3.94 8. Scott Harley 1995-97 488 2,465 5.05 9. Vintavious Cooper 2012-13 430 2,242 5.21 Leonard Henry 10. Anthony Collins 1977-80 367 2,207 6.01 Clinton, N.C. • 1998-2001 • Third-team All-America selection ■■Longest Rushing Plays • 2002 Hula Bowl participant • Doak Walker Award semifinalist No. Yds. Name Opponent Date • Two-time All-Conference USA selection 1. 95 Eddie Hicks William & Mary Nov. 12, 1977 • Nation’s sixth-leading rusher in 2001 2. 93 Dave Alexander Howard Sept. 26, 1964 3. 92 Leonard Henry Tulane Sept. 8, 2001 4. 88 Ken Strayhorn Davidson Oct. 6, 1973 ■■Career Stats 5. 87 Leander Green Richmond Nov. 8, 1979 Year Rush Yds. TD Lg. Rec. Yds. TD Lg. 87 Eddie Hicks Virginia Nov. 8, 1975 1998 125 634 4 55 2 18 0 13 7. 86 Chris Johnson Wake Forest Sept. 11, 2004 1999 77 312 1 25 8 64 0 21 8. 84 Breon Allen North Carolina Sept. 20, 2014 2000 133 711 8 77 18 137 1 35 9. 82 Leander Green North Carolina Sept. 3, 1977 2001 184 1,432 16 92 26 210 2 37 82 Tom Michel Northeastern Dec. 14, 1963 Total 519 3,089 29 92 54 429 3 37

Chris Johnson Orlando, Fla. • 2004-07 • Set or tied 18 school single-game, season and career records • First-team All-America selection (Pro Football Weekly) • Led nation in all-purpose yards as a senior • Nine games with 100 or more rushing yards • First round draft pick by Tennessee Titans (No. 24 overall) ■■Career Stats Year Rush Yds. TD Lg. Rec. Yds. TD Lg. 2004 134 561 5 86 32 236 2 29 2005 176 684 6 39 35 356 2 81 2006 78 314 4 43 21 176 0 17 2007 236 1,423 17 70 37 528 6 78 Total 624 2,982 32 86 125 1,296 10 81

Vintavious Cooper ranks ninth all-time in rushing with 2,242 yards.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 155 2018 Football Fact Book Passing ■ INDIVIDUAL PASSING RECORDS ■Most Passing Yards - Game No. Yds. Att.-Cmp. Name Opponent Date Attempts 1. 480 55-41 Shane Carden Tulane Oct. 12, 2013 GAME 68...... Gardner Minshew vs. Houston, Nov. 4, 2017 2. 465 50-35 Blake Kemp UCF Nov. 19, 2015 SEASON 617...... Shane Carden, 2014 3. 463 68-52 Gardner Minshew Houston Nov. 4, 2017 CAREER 1,579...... Shane Carden, 2011-14 4. 447 54-46 Shane Carden Old Dominion Aug. 31, 2013 Completions 5. 445 64-38 Shane Carden Connecticut Oct. 23, 2014 6. 444 45-31 Gardner Minshew Cincinnati Nov. 18, 2017 GAME 52...... Gardner Minshew vs. Houston, Nov. 4, 2017 7. 439 47-38 Shane Carden Marshall Nov. 23, 2012 SEASON 393...... Dominique Davis, 2010 8. 438 48-30 Shane Carden North Carolina Sept. 20, 2014 CAREER 1,052...... Shane Carden, 2011-14 9. 427 66-34 Shane Carden Florida Jan. 3, 2015 Highest Completion Percentage 427 47-23 Shane Carden VIrginia Tech Sept. 13, 2014 GAME 88.9...... Dominique Davis vs. Navy, Oct. 22, 2011 (40-of-45) 11. 426 39-30 Thomas Sirk Connecticut Sept. 24, 2017 SEASON 70.5...... Shane Carden, 2013 (387-of-549) 12. 425 61-35 Shane Carden Cincinnati Nov. 13, 2015 (min. 150 att.). 13. 417 58-41 Dominique Davis North Carolina Oct. 1, 2011 Interceptions 14. 414 44-33 David Garrard Memphis Nov. 21, 1998 GAME 5...... Bill Bailey vs. Louisville, Nov. 25, 1966 15. 413 65-43 Dominique Davis Navy Nov. 6, 2010 John Casazza vs. Richmond, Oct. 24, 1970 16. 410 41-31 Shane Carden SMU Oct. 4, 2014 Michael Anderson vs. Southern Miss, Oct. 29, 1992 17. 406 41-31 Patrick Pinkney North Carolina Sept. 8, 2007 ...... Michael Anderson, 1992 SEASON 23 18. 400 58-44 Philip Nelson South Carolina Sept. 17, 2016 CAREER 39...... David Garrard, 1998-01 19. 398 32-28 Philip Nelson Western Carolina Sept. 3, 2016 Passing Yards 20. 397 48-36 Shane Carden UCF Dec. 4, 2014 GAME 480...... Shane Carden vs. Tulane, Oct. 12, 2013 SEASON 4,736...... Shane Carden, 2014 ■■Most Passing Yards - Season CAREER 11,991...... Shane Carden, 2011-14 No. Player Years Att. Cmp. TD Yds. Passing Yards Per Game 1. Shane Carden 2014 617 392 30 4,736 SEASON 364.3...... Shane Carden, 2014 2. Shane Carden 2013 549 387 33 4,139 CAREER 299.8...... Shane Carden, 2011-14 3. Dominique Davis 2010 609 393 37 3,967 4. Dominique Davis 2011 494 334 25 3,225 Touchdown Passes 5. Shane Carden 2012 413 273 23 3,116 GAME 5....on nine occasions, last by Philip Nelson vs. WCU, Sept. 3, 2016 6. Jeff Blake 1991 368 203 28 3,073 SEASON 37...... Dominique Davis, 2010 7. Patrick Pinkney 2009 440 259 15 2,947 CAREER 86...... Shane Carden, 2011-14 8. James Pinkney 2006 397 232 12 2,783 Longest Pass Play 9. James Pinkney 2005 366 222 14 2,773 GAME 95...... twice, last by Gardner Minshew to Trevon Brown 10. Marcus Crandell 1995 447 235 18 2,751 vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 18, 2017 Pass Efficiency Rating ■■Most Passing Yards - Career SEASON 150.01...... Shane Carden, 2013 No. Player Years Att. Cmp. TD Yds. (min. 100 att.). 1. Shane Carden 2011-14 1,579 1,052 86 11,991 2. David Garrard 1998-01 1,169 666 60 9,029 3. James Pinkney 2003-06 1,189 687 46 8,173 4. Marcus Crandell 1993-96 1,133 620 58 7,198 5. Dominique Davis 2010-11 1,103 727 62 7,192 6. Patrick Pinkney 2005-09 1,003 603 39 6,980 7. Jeff Blake 1988-91 667 360 43 5,133 8. Travis Hunter 1986-89 587 280 32 3,928 9. Dan Gonzalez 1994-97 610 346 23 3,868 10. Gardner Minshew 2016-17 506 293 24 3,487

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 156 2018 Football Fact Book ■ ■Most Completions - Season ECU’S ALL-TIME LEADING PASSERS No. Player Year Cmp. Att. TD Yds. 1. Dominique Davis 2010 393 609 37 3,967 Shane Carden 2. Shane Carden 2014 392 617 30 4,736 Houston, Texas • 2011-14 3. Shane Carden 2013 387 549 33 4,139 • 2015 Reese’s Senior Bowl participant 4. Dominique Davis 2011 334 494 25 3,225 • Conference USA MVP (2013) and American 5. Shane Carden 2012 273 413 23 3,116 Athletic Conference Player-of-the-Year (2014) 6. Blake Kemp 2015 260 375 16 2,658 • Set 18 single-game, single-season 7. Patrick Pinkney 2009 259 440 15 2,947 and career records 8. Dan Gonzalez 1997 253 431 16 2,510 • 2014 Davey O’Brien and Earl Campbell 9. Philip Nelson 2016 237 349 16 2,621 Tyler Rose Award semifinalist • 2013 SI.com All-America (honorable mention) 10. Marcus Crandell 1995 235 447 18 2,751 ■ ■■Career Stats ■Most Completions - Career Year Att. Cmp. Pct. Yds. TD Int. Rush Yds. TD No. Player Years Cmp. Att. TD Yds. 2011 0 0 00.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1. Shane Carden 2012-14 1,052 1,579 86 11,991 2012 413 273 66.1 3,116 23 10 85 74 8 2. Dominique Davis 2010-11 727 1,103 62 7,192 2013 549 387 70.5 4,139 33 10 90 103 10 3. James Pinkney 2003-06 687 1,189 46 8,173 2014 617 392 63.5 4,736 30 10 96 76 6 4. David Garrard 1998-01 666 1,169 60 9,029 Total 1,579 1,052 66.6 11,991 86 30 271 253 24 5. Marcus Crandell 1993-96 620 1,133 58 7,198 6. Patrick Pinkney 2005-09 603 1,003 39 6,980 7. Jeff Blake 1988-91 360 667 43 5,133 David Garrard 8. Dan Gonzalez 1994-97 346 610 23 3,868 Durham, N.C. • 1998-2001 9. Gardner Minshew 2016-17 293 506 24 3,487 • 2002 Senior Bowl participant 10. Travis Hunter 1986-89 280 587 32 3,928 • Three-time All-Conference USA selection • Broke 28 school passing and total offense ■■Longest Pass Plays records No. Yds. From/To Opponent Date • 2001 Unitas Golden Arm Award candidate 1. 95 Gardner Minshew/Trevon Brown Cincinnati Nov. 18, 2017 ■ 95 Gardner Minshew/Trevon Brown West Virginia Sept. 9, 2017 ■Career Stats Year Att. Cmp. Pct. Yds. TD Int. Rush Yds. TD 3. 91 Jeff Blake/Luke Fisher Florida State Sept. 8, 1990 1998 255 157 61.6 2,091 14 7 127 164 2 4. 87 Mike Weaver/Terry Gallaher Appalachian State Sept. 13, 1975 1999 312 181 58.0 2,359 14 12 138 493 8 5. 85 Marcus Crandell/Mitchell Galloway Tulsa Nov. 11, 1995 2000 312 164 52.6 2,332 19 11 135 358 5 6. 84 Dominique Davis/Reese Wiggins UCF Nov. 19, 2011 2001 290 164 56.6 2,247 13 9 116 194 6 84 Charlie Libretto/Reggie McKinney Southern Miss Sept. 24, 1988 Total 1,169 666 57.0 9,029 60 39 516 1,209 21 8. 83 Carl Summerell/Tim Dameron VMI Sept. 9, 1972 9. 81 James Pinkney/Phillip Henry SMU Oct. 15, 2005 81 Bill Cline/Larry Rudisill Northeastern Dec. 14, 1963 Marcus Crandell Robersonville, N.C. • 1993-96 • 1995 first-team national All-Independent selection • Ranked in nation’s top 10 in total offense in 1994 and 1995 • 1996 Unitas Golden Arm Award candidate • 1996 East-West Shrine Game participant ■■Career Stats Year Att. Cmp. Pct. Yds. TD Int. Rush Yds. TD 1993 40 19 47.5 253 3 1 7 37 0 1994 401 230 57.4 2,687 21 15 71 96 1 1995 447 235 52.6 2,751 18 12 94 201 6 1996 245 136 55.5 1,507 16 10 43 109 0 Total 1,133 620 54.7 7,198 58 38 215 443 7

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 157 2018 Football Fact Book Receiving ■ INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING RECORDS ■Most Reception Yards - Game No. Yds. Rec. Name Opponent Date Receptions 1. 270 9 Trevon Brown Cincinnati Nov. 18, 2017 GAME 22...... Zay Jones vs. South Carolina, Sept. 17, 2016 2. 230 17 Justin Hardy Tulane Oct. 12, 2013 SEASON *158...... Zay Jones, 2016 3. 224 6 Cam Worthy Virginia Tech Sept. 13, 2014 by TE 58...... Bryce Williams, 2015 4. 223 11 Davon Grayson Connecticut Sept. 24, 2017 by RB 52...... Jonathan Williams, 2010 5. 218 3 Terry Gallaher Appalachian State Sept. 13, 1975 by WR 158...... Zay Jones, 2016 6. 212 12 Zay Jones Navy Nov. 19, 2016 CAREER *399...... Zay Jones, 2013-16 7. 206 13 Zay Jones Tulsa Nov. 5, 2016 by TE 102...... Luke Fisher, 1988-91 8. 191 16 Justin Hardy Old Dominion Aug. 31, 2013 by RB 125...... Chris Johnson, 2004-07 9. 190 22 Zay Jones South Carolina Sept. 17, 2016 by WR 399...... Zay Jones, 2013-16 10. 188 15 Justin Hardy Cincinnati Nov. 13, 2014 11. 186 14 Justin Hardy Connecticut Oct. 23, 2014 Receiving Yards 12. 185 19 Zay Jones Connecticut Oct. 29, 2016 GAME 270...... Trevon Brown vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 18, 2017 13. 181 14 Zay Jones UCF Nov. 19, 2015 SEASON 1,746...... Zay Jones, 2016 14. 180 10 Zay Jones Western Carolina Sept. 3, 2016 by TE 695...... Davon Drew, 2008 15. 179 3 Jimmy Williams Virginia Tech Sept. 24, 2016 by RB 528...... Chris Johnson, 2007 16. 177 7 Troy Smith Army Oct. 3, 1998 by WR 1,746...... Zay Jones, 2016 17. 173 12 Zay Jones SMU Nov. 12, 2016 CAREER 4,541...... Justin Hardy, 2011-14 18. 172 7 Walter Wilson Pittsburgh Nov. 18, 1989 by TE 1,462...... Luke Fisher, 1988-91 19. 171 16 Justin Hardy Marshall Nov. 23, 2012 by RB 1,296...... Chris Johnson, 2004-2007 20. 169 14 Dick Corrada Southern Illinois Oct. 17, 1970 by WR 4,541...... Justin Hardy, 2011-14 21. 168 7 Troy Smith Wake Forest Sept. 13, 1997 Average Per Reception 22. 166 10 Lance Lewis North Carolina Oct. 1, 2011 GAME *72.7...... Terry Gallaher vs. Appalachian State, 23. 164 10 Davon Grayson BYU Oct. 21, 2017 Sept. 13, 1975 (3 for 218) 164 6 Troy Smith UAB Oct. 10, 1998 SEASON 33.3...... Terry Gallaher, 1975 (13 for 433) 25. 163 10 Aundrae Allison Duke Sept. 3, 2005 (min. 10 rec.). . 26. 161 5 Damarcus Fox Cincinnati Sept. 25, 2004 CAREER 26.7...... Billy Ray Washington, 1977-79 (41 for 1,462) 27. 160 11 Justin Hardy Florida Jan. 3, 2015 by TE 14.3...... Luke Fisher, 1988-91 (102 for 1,462) 28. 158 8 Aundrae Allison Wake Forest Sept. 17, 2005 by RB 12.0...... Tom Grant, 1965-67 (51 for 613) 158 10 Troy Smith Houston Nov. 8, 1997 by WR 26.7...... Billy Ray Washington, 1977-79 (41 for 1,096) 30. 157 5 Dion Johnson Illinois Aug. 31, 1991 Touchdown Receptions GAME 4...... Walter Wilson vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 18, 1989 SEASON 14...... Lance Lewis, 2010 by TE 6...... Luke Fisher, 1990 by RB 6...... Jerris McPhail, 1993 Chris Johnson, 2007 by WR 14...... Lance Lewis, 2010 CAREER 35...... Justin Hardy, 2011-14 by TE 13...... Bryce Williams, 2013-15 by RB 10...... Chris Johnson, 2004-07 by WR 35...... Justin Hardy, 2011-14 *active NCAA record

Zay Jones set the FBS record for career receptions against Navy on Nov. 19, 2016.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 158 2018 Football Fact Book ■ ■Most Reception Yards - Season ECU’S ALL-TIME LEADING RECEIVERS No. Player Year Yds. Rec. Avg. TD 1. Zay Jones 2016 1,746 158 11.1 8 Zay Jones 2. Justin Hardy 2014 1,494 121 12.3 10 Austin, Texas • 2013-16 3. Justin Hardy 2013 1,284 114 11.3 8 • 2017 Reese’s Senior Bowl participant 4. Dwayne Harris 2010 1,123 101 11.1 10 • Named to 14 All-America teams, 5. Lance Lewis 2010 1,116 89 12.5 14 including six first-team selections 6. Justin Hardy 2012 1,105 88 12.6 11 • NCAA (FBS) all-time receptions leader (399) 7. Zay Jones 2015 1,099 98 11.2 5 • Set NCAA (FBS) single-season 8. Tevon Brown 2017 1,069 60 17.8 7 receptions mark (158 in 2016) 9. Aundrae Allison 2005 1,024 83 12.3 7 • ECU’s second-ever 4,000-yard receiver • Finalist for Biletnikoff Award, William V. 10. Cam Worthy 2014 1,016 55 18.5 4 Campbell Trophy and Senior CLASS Award • CoSIDA Academic All-America (second-team) ■■Most Reception Yards - Career • Second-round draft pick by the Buffalo Bills No. Player Years Yds. Rec. Avg. TD 1. Justin Hardy 2011-14 4,541 387 11.7 35 ■■Career Stats Year Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Lg. 2. Zay Jones 2013-16 4,279 399 10.7 23 2013 62 604 9.7 5 59 3. Dwayne Harris 2007-10 3,001 268 11.2 20 2014 81 830 10.2 5 41 4. Troy Smith 1995-98 1,982 129 15.4 11 2015 98 1,099 11.2 5 36 5. Trevon Brown 2014-17 1,829 115 15.9 15 2016 158 1,746 11.1 8 77 Total 399 4,279 10.7 23 77 6. Davon Grayson 2013-17 1,767 135 13.1 13 7. Mitchell Galloway 1993-96 1,754 131 13.4 9 Justin Hardy 8. Aundrae Allison 2005-06 1,732 145 11.9 11 Vanceboro, N.C. • 2011-14 9. Jimmy Williams 2013-17 1,722 119 14.5 14 • 2015 Reese’s Senior Bowl participant 10. Lance Lewis 2010-11 1,716 149 11.5 22 • 2015 Associated Press All-America (third-team) • 2015 Burlsworth Trophy Winner ■■Most Receptions - Season • Four-time all-conference selection (2011-14) No. Player Year Rec. Yds. Avg. TD • Second on NCAA (FBS) all-time receptions list (387) 1. Zay Jones 2016 158 1,746 11.1 8 • ECU’s first-ever 4,000-yard receiver 2. Justin Hardy 2014 121 1,494 12.3 10 • Owns ECU career record for reception yardage 3. Justin Hardy 2013 114 1,284 11.3 8 • Third on NCAA (FBS) receiving yards list (4,541) • Fourth-round draft pick by the Atlanta Falcons 4. Dwayne Harris 2010 101 1,123 11.1 10 5. Zay Jones 2015 98 1,099 11.2 5 ■■Career Stats 6. Lance Lewis 2010 89 1,116 12.5 14 Year Rec. Yds. Avg TD Lg. 7. Justin Hardy 2012 88 1,105 12.6 11 2011 64 658 10.3 6 58 2012 88 1,105 12.6 11 76 8. Terrance Copper 2003 87 897 10.3 2 2013 114 1,284 11.3 8 44 9. Dwayne Harris 2009 83 978 11.8 7 2014 121 1,494 12.3 10 66 Aundrae Allison 2005 83 1,024 12.3 7 Total 387 4,541 11.7 35 76 ■■Most Receptions - Career Dwayne Harris No. Player Years Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Stone Mountain, Ga. • 2007-10 1. Zay Jones 2013-16 399 4,279 10.7 23 • 2011 Senior Bowl participant 2. Justin Hardy 2011-14 387 4,541 11.7 35 • 2010 Conference USA MVP • 2009 Conference USA Special Teams Player-of-the-Year 3. Dwayne Harris 2007-10 268 3,001 11.2 20 • Two-time First-Team All-Conference USA performer 4. Jason Nichols 1994-97 152 1,557 10.2 9 • ECU’s first-ever 3,000-yard receiver 5. Lance Lewis 2010-11 149 1,716 11.5 22 • Sixth nationally in receptions/game in 2010 6. Aundrae Allison 2005-06 145 1,732 11.9 11 • First ECU player to be a part of five consecutive 7. Terrance Copper 2000-03 139 1,683 12.1 3 bowl appearances and two C-USA titles 8. Davon Grayson 2013-17 135 1,767 13.1 13 • Sixth-round draft pick by the Dallas Cowboys 9. Mitchell Galloway 1993-96 131 1,754 13.4 9 ■■Career Stats 10. Quay Johnson 2014-17 130 1,218 9.4 7 Year Rec. Yds. Avg TD Lg. 2007 26 246 9.5 2 22 2008 58 654 11.3 1 52 2009 83 978 11.8 7 59 2010 101 1,123 11.1 10 76 Total 268 3,001 11.2 20 76

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 159 2018 Football Fact Book Scoring ■ INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS ■Longest Field Goals No. Yds. Name Opponent Date Points Scored 1. 58 Michael Barbour Marshall Nov. 26, 2011 GAME 36...... Scott Harley vs. Ohio, Nov. 16, 1996 (6 TDs) 58 Jeff Heath Texas-Arlington Nov. 6, 1982 Kicking 19 ...... Kevin Miller vs. Marshall, Dec. 19, 2001 (4 FGs, 7 PAT) 3. 57 Michael Barbour Marshall Nov. 26, 2011 SEASON 144...... Chris Johnson, 2007 (24 TDs) 4. 54 Warren Harvey Southern Miss Sept. 15, 2012 Kicking 106...... Warren Harvey, 2013 (15 FGs, 61 PAT) 54 Michael Barbour Houston Oct. 8, 2011 CAREER 300 ...... Warren Harvey, 2012-14 (44 FGs, 168 PAT) 6. 53 Jeff Heath Texas-Arlington Nov. 6, 1982 7. 52 Jake Verity Houston Nov. 4, 2017 Touchdowns 52 Michael Barbour UAB Nov. 11, 2010 GAME 6...... Scott Harley vs. Ohio, Nov. 16, 1996 52 Ben Hartman UTEP Oct. 13, 2007 SEASON 24...... Chris Johnson, 2007 52 Kevin Miller Army Oct. 2, 1999 CAREER 44...... Chris Johnson, 2004-07 52 Chad Holcomb Miami (Fla.) Oct. 19, 1996 52 Jeff Heath Florida State Sept. 1, 1984 Field Goals Made GAME 4...... 10 times, last by Jake Verity vs. BYU, Oct. 21, 2017 ■■Most Points Scored - Season SEASON 21...... Ben Hartman, 2008 No. Name Year TD PAT FG Pts. CAREER 57...... Ben Hartman, 2006-09 1. Chris Johnson 2007 24 0 0 144 2. Leonard Henry 2001 18 0 0 108 Consecutive Games 3. Warren Harvey 2013 0 61 15 106 (FG MADE) 12...... Kevin Miller, 2001-02 4. Michael Barbour 2010 0 56 16 104 Art Brown 2002 17 1 0 104 Field Goals Attempted 6. Carlester Crumpler 1972 17 0 0 102 GAME 7...... Warren Harvey vs. Tulane, Oct. 12, 2013 7. Warren Harvey 2014 0 57 14 99 SEASON 31...... Ben Hartman, 2008 8. Dave Alexander 1965 16 0 0 96 CAREER 88...... Ben Hartman, 2006-09 Dave Alexander 1964 16 0 0 96 10. Warren Harvey 2012 0 50 15 95 Field Goal Accuracy GAME 100.0 �� Six times, last by Jake Verity vs. BYU, ■■Most Points Scored - Career (min. 4 att.). Oct. 21, 2017 (4-4) No. Player Years TD PAT FG Pts. SEASON 89.5 ��Robert Lee, 2005 (17-19) 1. Warren Harvey 2012-14 0 168 44 300 (min. 15 att.). 2. Ben Hartman 2006-09 0 117 57 288 CAREER 80.0...... Michael Barbour, 2010-11 (28-35) 3. Kevin Miller 1999-02 0 131 52 287 (min. 30 att.).. 4. Chris Johnson 2004-07 44 0 0 264 Longest Field Goal 5. Jeff Heath 1982-85 0 92 53 251 6. Carlester Crumpler 1971-73 37 0 0 222 YARDS 58...... Jeff Heath vs. Texas-Arlington, Nov. 6, 1982 *Michael Barbour vs. Marshall, Nov. 26, 2011 7. Chad Holcomb 1993-96 0 103 37 214 *After NCAA rules eliminated use of tee 8. Dave Alexander 1963-65 34 0 0 204 9. Leonard Henry 1998-01 32 0 0 192 PAT Kicks Made 10. Michael Barbour 2010-11 0 95 38 179 GAME 10...... Warren Harvey vs. North Carolina, Sept. 20, 2014 SEASON 61...... Warren Harvey, 2013 CAREER 168...... Warren Harvey, 2012-14 CONSECUTIVE 86...... Warren Harvey, 2012-13

Two-Point Conversions Made GAME 2...... Four times, last by Sean Richardson vs. South Carolina, Oct. 8, 1994 SEASON 4...... Bill Cline, 1962 CAREER 8...... Bill Cline, 1962-64

Warren Harvey owns eight ECU kicking records and became the school’s all-time leading scorer in 2014. EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 160 2018 Football Fact Book Total Offense ■■Most Total Yards - Game INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS No. Yds. Plays Name Opponent Date 1. 477 73 Shane Carden Connecticut Oct. 23, 2014 Plays 2. 468 53 Blake Kemp UCF Nov. 19, 2015 GAME 75...... Shane Carden vs. Florida, Jan. 3, 2015 3. 457 53 Thomas Sirk Connecticut Sept. 24, 2017 SEASON 713...... Shane Carden, 2014 457 48 Shane Carden SMU Oct. 4, 2014 CAREER 1,850...... Shane Carden, 2011-14 5. 455 64 Shane Carden Tulane Oct. 12, 2013 6. 453 74 Marcus Crandell Syracuse Sept. 9, 1995 Yardage 7. 451 71 Gardner Minshew Houston Nov. 4, 2017 GAME 477...... Shane Carden vs. Connecticut, 8. 449 47 Gardner Minshew Cincinnati Nov. 18, 2017 Oct. 23, 2014 (445 pass, 32 rush) 9. 443 59 Shane Carden Old Dominion Aug. 31, 2013 SEASON 4,812...... Shane Carden, 2014 (4,736 pass, 76 rush) 443 58 Shane Carden Marshall Nov. 23, 2012 CAREER 12,244...... Shane Carden, 2011-14 11. 440 59 Shane Carden Virginia Tech Sept. 13, 2014 12. 438 63 David Garrard Memphis Nov. 21, 1998 Yards Per Play 13. 433 69 Dominique Davis Navy Nov. 6, 2010 GAME 14.9...... Jimmy Southerland vs. Richmond, Oct. 15, 1977 SEASON 7.34...... Anthony Collins, 1979 (154 for 1,130) 14. 428 51 Patrick Pinkney North Carolina Sept. 8, 2007 (min. 100 att.). 15. 424 53 Shane Carden North Carolina Sept. 20, 2014 CAREER 6.62...... Shane Carden, 2011-14 (1,850 for 12,244)

■■Most Total Yards - Season Yards Per Game No. Player Year Plays Rush Pass Yds. SEASON 370.2...... Shane Carden, 2014 1. Shane Carden 2014 713 76 4,736 4,812 CAREER 306.1...... Shane Carden, 2011-14 2. Shane Carden 2013 639 103 4,139 4,242 3. Dominique Davis 2010 688 141 3,967 4,108 All-Purpose Yards 4. Dominique Davis 2011 587 172 3,225 3,397 GAME 408...... Chris Johnson vs. Memphis, Nov. 3, 2007 5. Shane Carden 2012 498 74 3,116 3,190 Chris Johnson vs. Boise State, Dec. 23, 2007 6. Jeff Blake 1991 445 109 3,073 3,182 SEASON 2,960...... Chris Johnson, 2007 7. Patrick Pinkney 2009 488 81 2,947 3,028 CAREER 6,993...... Chris Johnson 2004-07 8. James Pinkney 2006 502 216 2,783 2,999 9. James Pinkney 2005 461 193 2,773 2,966 10. Marcus Crandell 1995 541 201 2,751 2,952 ■■Most Total Yards - Career No. Player Years Plays Rush Pass Yds. 1. Shane Carden 2011-14 1,850 253 11,991 12,244 2. David Garrard 1998-01 1,685 1,209 9,029 10,238 3. James Pinkney 2003-06 1,478 390 8,173 8,563 4. Marcus Crandell 1993-96 1,348 443 7,198 7,641 5. Dominique Davis 2010-11 1,275 313 7,192 7,505 6. Patrick Pinkney 2005-09 1,220 437 6,980 7,417 7. Jeff Blake 1988-91 879 485 5,133 5,618 8. Travis Hunter 1986-89 931 1,268 3,928 5,196 9. Bill Cline 1962-64 619 1,458 2,425 3,883 10. Dan Gonzalez 1994-97 715 -108 3,868 3,760

Shane Carden passed for a school-record 4,736 yards with 30 touchdowns in 2014. EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 161 2018 Football Fact Book Returns INDIVIDUAL RETURN RECORDS Punt Returns Punt Returns For Touchdowns Average Per Kickoff Return GAME 10...... Tim Dameron vs. Furman, GAME 1...... Many times, last by GAME 48.5...... Chris Johnson vs UCF, Oct. 28, 1972 Yiannis Bowden vs. BYU, Oct. 10, 2015 (min. 3 att.).. Oct. 6, 2007 (4 for 194) SEASON 36...... Gerald Hall, 1978 SEASON 2...... Henry Williams, 1983 SEASON 31.9...... Jerry Tolley, 1962 CAREER 80...... Gerald Hall, 1975-78 CAREER 3...... Gerald Hall, 1975-78 (min. 10 att.) . (14 for 447) Punt Return Yards Longest Punt Return CAREER 32.1...... Jerry Tolley, 1962-64 (min. 15 att.).. (19 for 609) GAME 168...... Keith Stokes vs. Houston, GAME 97 .....Derrek Batson vs. WVU, Nov. 7, 1992 Kickoff Returns For Touchdowns Nov. 11, 2000 Kickoff Returns SEASON 478...... Gerald Hall, 1978 GAME 1...... Many times, last by GAME 9...... Trevon Brown vs. Lance Ray vs. Appalachian State, CAREER 967...... Gerald Hall, 1975-78 Memphis, Nov. 25, 2017 Sept. 1, 2012 Average Per Punt Return SEASON 41...... Dwayne Harris, 2010 SEASON 3...... Dwayne Harris, 2009 GAME 47.0...... Terrance Copper vs. Army, CAREER 115...... Chris Johnson, 2004-07 CAREER 3...... Dwayne Harris, 2007-09 (min. 2 att.) . Oct. 5, 2002 (2 for 94) Kickoff Return Yards Longest Kickoff Return SEASON 17.7...... Travis Williams, 2004 GAME 207...... Anthony Collins vs. (min. 10 att.).. (20 for 354) GAME 100...... Anthony Collins vs. Florida State, Sept. 20, 1980 Florida St., Sept. 20,1980 CAREER 15.5...... Keith Stokes, 1999-2000 SEASON 1,009...... Chris Johnson, 2007 (min. 15 att.).. (53 for 820) 100...... Glenn Bass vs. Richmond, CAREER 2,715...... Chris Johnson, 2004-07 Nov. 19, 1960

■■Longest Punt Returns ■■Longest Kickoff Returns No. Yds. Name Opponent Date No. Yds. Name Opponent Date 1. 97 Derrek Batson West Virginia Nov. 7, 1992 1. 100 Tony Collins Florida State Sept. 20, 1980 2. 94 Keith Stokes Cincinnati Nov. 13, 1999 100 Glenn Bass Richmond Nov. 19, 1960 3. 85 Morris Letcher Memphis Nov. 21, 1992 3. 99 Dwayne Harris UAB Nov. 21, 2009 4. 80 Gerald Hall Richmond Oct. 15, 1977 99 Henry Williams Florida State Sept. 3, 1983 5. 77 Jimmy Walden SW Louisiana Oct. 17, 1981 5. 98 Junior Robinson Tennessee Tech Sept. 3, 1988 77 Bobby Ellis Lenoir-Rhyne Nov. 6, 1965 6. 97 Mitchell Galloway Tulsa Oct. 22, 1994 7. 96 Chris Johnson UCF Oct. 6, 2007 7. 76 Terrance Copper Army Oct. 5, 2002 96 Chris Johnson Southern Miss Oct. 28, 2006 8. 74 Gerald Hall VMI Oct. 7, 1978 9. 94 Damarcus Fox Memphis Nov. 1, 2003 74 Stu Garrett Southern Illinois Oct. 25, 1969 10. 93 Marvin Townes Army Oct. 13, 2001 10. 70 Gerald Hall Southern Miss Sept. 11, 1976 93 Henry Williams Murray State Sept. 17, 1983 ■■Highest Punt Return Average - Season 93 Jimmy Walden East Tenn. State Nov. 7, 1981 No. Player Year Yds. No. Avg. ■■Highest Kickoff Return Average - Season 1. Travis Williams 2004 354 20 17.7 No. Player Year Yds. No. Avg. 2. Tommy Bullock 1968 148 9 16.4 1. Jerry Tolley 1962 447 14 31.9 3. Lance Lewis 2011 140 9 15.6 2. Henry Williams 1983 591 19 31.1 4. Keith Stokes 1999 404 26 15.5 3. Chris Johnson 2007 1,009 36 28.0 5. Keith Stokes 2000 416 27 15.4 4. Jonathan Williams 2010 359 13 27.6 6. Bobby Ellis 1965 189 14 13.5 5. Dwayne Harris 2009 1,000 37 27.0 7. Gerald Hall 1978 478 36 13.3 6. Anthony Collins 1980 990 37 26.8 8. Travis Simmons 2009 201 16 12.6 7. Dion Johnson 1990 879 34 25.9 9. Troy Smith 1998 135 11 12.3 8. Lance Ray 2013 553 22 25.1 10. Stu Garrett 1969 97 8 12.1 Junior Robinson 1989 955 38 25.1 10. Marvin Townes 2001 775 31 25.0 ■■Highest Punt Return Average - Career ■ No. Player Years Yds. No. Avg. ■Highest Kickoff Return Average - Career No. Player Years Yds. No. Avg. 1. Keith Stokes 1999-00 820 53 15.5 1. Jerry Tolley 1962-64 609 19 32.1 2. Travis Williams 2004-07 517 39 13.3 2. Bill Cline 1962-64 518 18 28.8 3. Bobby Ellis 1964-66 348 27 12.9 3. Henry Williams 1983-84 1,104 43 25.7 4. Gerald Hall 1975-78 967 80 12.1 4. Anthony Collins 1977-80 1,939 79 24.5 5. Travis Simmons 2007-10 353 31 11.4 5. Lance Ray 2012-13 843 35 24.1 6. Tommy Bullock 1967-69 321 29 11.1 6. Dion Johnson 1990-91 1,392 58 24.0 7. Marcellus Harris 1997-00 404 38 10.6 7. Junior Robinson 1987-89 1,609 68 23.7 8. Dwayne Harris 2007-10 479 51 9.4 8. Jonathan Williams 2007-10 896 38 23.6 Henry Williams 1983-84 386 41 9.4 Chris Johnson 2004-07 2,715 115 23.6 Tim Dameron 1970-72 179 19 9.4 10. Reggie McKinney 1985-88 1,709 73 23.4 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 162 2018 Football Fact Book Punting ■ ■Longest Punts INDIVIDUAL PUNTING RECORDS No. Yds. Name Opponent Date 1. 88 Claude King Appalachian State Oct. 18, 1954 Punts 2. 78 Andrew Bayes Houston Oct. 30, 1999 GAME 13...... Michael Jacobs vs. Memphis, Nov. 21, 1992 3. 76 Rodney Allen Wake Forest Sept. 22, 1979 SEASON 84...... Billy Wightman, 1968 4. 74 Jarad Preston Houston Nov. 9, 2002 CAREER 238...... Rodney Allen, 1977-80 74 Andrew Bayes Tulane Oct. 23, 1999 Average Per Punt 74 Tom Daub Richmond Nov. 6, 1976 7. 73 Worth Gregory USF Nov. 7, 2015 GAME 56.3...... Ryan Dougherty vs. Memphis, Nov. 20, 2004 (3-169) 73 Matt Dodge Memphis Oct. 27, 2009 SEASON 48.1...... Andrew Bayes, 1999 (47-2,259) 73 Matt Dodge Tulsa Dec. 6, 2008 CAREER 43.7...... Jarad Preston, 2001-02 10. 72 Ryan Dougherty Virginia Oct. 7, 2006 Punting Yards 72 Andrew Bayes South Carolina Sept. 18, 1999 GAME 488...... Michael Jacobs vs. Memphis, Nov. 21, 1992 SEASON 3,307...... Matt Dodge, 2007 ■■Highest Punting Average - Season CAREER 10,112...... Ryan Dougherty, 2003-06 No. Player Year No. Yds. Avg. Inside 20 1. Andrew Bayes 1999 47 2,259 48.1 GAME 6...... Worth Gregory vs. USF, Nov. 7, 2015 2. Matt Dodge 2009 67 3,069 45.8 SEASON 32...... Worth Gregory, 2015 3. Claude King 1954 54 2,468 45.7 CAREER 68...... Matt Dodge, 2007-09 4. Ryan Dougherty 2003 64 2,846 44.5 5. Jarad Preston 2001 45 1,983 44.1 Longest Punt 6. Austin Barnes 2017 50 2,200 44.0 GAME 88...... Claude King vs. Appalachian State, Oct. 18, 1954 7. Matt Dodge 2008 73 3,207 43.9 8. Worth Gregory 2014 49 2,136 43.6 Ryan Dougherty 2006 51 2,226 43.6 10. Jarad Preston 2002 73 3,170 43.4 Andrew Bayes 1997 65 2,818 43.4

Worth Gregory

■■Highest Punting Average - Career No. Player Years No. Yds. Avg. 1. Austin Barnes 2017 50 2,200 44.0 2. Jarad Preston 2001-02 118 5,153 43.7 3. Matt Dodge 2007-09 220 9,583 43.6 4. Andrew Bayes 1996-99 225 9,794 43.5 5. Worth Gregory 2014-16 160 6,878 43.0 6. Trent Tignor 2012-13 112 4,792 42.8 7. Ryan Dougherty 2003-06 237 10,112 42.7 8. John Jett 1988-91 216 8,640 40.0 Gill Job 1974 50 2,001 40.0 10. Matt Levine 1994-97 121 4,819 39.8 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 163 2018 Football Fact Book Defense ■ INDIVIDUAL DEFENSIVE RECORDS ■Longest Interception Returns No. Yds. Name Opponent Date Tackles 1. 100 Josh Hawkins Tulsa Oct. 17, 2015 GAME 24...... Chris Moore vs. Cincinnati, Sept. 1, 2003 100 DaShaun Amos Tulsa Nov. 9, 2013 . Pernell Griffin vs. Wake Forest, Sept. 1, 2001 100 Kevin Monroe Louisville Nov. 14, 1998 SEASON 184...... Jeffrey Warren, 1980 4. 98 Dwight Henry Louisville Nov. 1, 1997 CAREER 493...... Harold Randolph, 1974-77 98 Reggie Pinkney Richmond Nov. 6, 1976 6. 95 Hank Cooper Cincinnati Oct. 17, 1992 Sacks 95 Greg Grandison Virginia Tech Nov. 16, 1991 GAME 4...... Montese Overton vs. SMU, Oct. 3, 2015 8. 93 Greg Floyd Central Florida Sept. 21, 1991 . Rod Coleman vs. Wake Forest, Sept. 13, 1997 9. 90 Mac Thacker Western Carolina Oct. 15, 1960 SEASON 15...... Rod Coleman, 1997 10. 89 Van Eskridge UAB Nov. 21, 2009 CAREER 39...... Rod Coleman, 1995-98 ■■Longest Fumble Returns Tackles For Loss No. Yds. Name Opponent Date GAME 6...... George Koonce vs. South Carolina, Oct. 13, 1990 1. 97 Ernie Lewis West Virginia Nov. 7, 1992 . George Koonce vs. SW Louisiana, Sept. 22, 1990 2. 82 Kelly Hardy Southern Miss Nov. 30, 2002 SEASON 21...... Chris Moore, 2004 3. 81 Travis Heath TCU Nov. 23, 2002 CAREER 61...... Chris Moore, 2002-05 81 Travis Heath Army Oct. 13, 2001 5. 80 Kelly Hardy West Virginia Sept. 28, 2002 Interceptions 6. 51 Dominique Hatcher Virginia Tech Sept. 7, 2000 GAME 3...... Shared by 10 players, last by Greg Grandison vs. UCF, Sept. 21, 1991 7. 50 Matt Milner Rice Nov. 20, 2010 SEASON *10...... Jim Bolding, 1975 50 Van Eskridge UTEP Oct. 13, 2007 CAREER 22...... Jim Bolding, 1973-76 9. 49 Jay Ross Tulsa Nov. 15, 2009 10. 45 Chip Thompson Appalachian State Sept. 1, 2012 Interception Return Yards 45 Kwabena Green Tulane Oct. 23, 1999 GAME 137...... Reggie Pinkney vs. Richmond, Nov. 6, 1976 SEASON 197...... Reggie Pinkney, 1976 ■■Most Tackles - Career CAREER 360...... Clint Harris, 1980-83 No. Player Years Tackles 1. Harold Randolph 1974-77 493 Average per Interception Return 2. Robert Jones 1989-91 478 GAME 68.5...... Reggie Pinkney 3. Pernell Griffin 1998-01 460 (min.2 int.).. vs. Richmond Nov. 6, 1976 4. Chris Moore 2002-05 415 SEASON 32.8 (min. 5 int.)...... Reggie Pinkney, 1976 5. Mark Libiano 1992-95 398 CAREER 24.4...... Kasey Ross, 2003-06 6. Jeffrey Warren 1977-80 388 7. Jeff Kerr 1996-99 372 TDs On Interception Return 8. Mike Brewington 1976-79 371 GAME 1...... Shared by 47 players, 9. Van Eskridge 2006-09 363 last by DaShawn Benton vs. UConn, Oct. 30, 2015 10. Zeek Bigger 2012-15 333 SEASON 2...... Kasey Ross, 2006 CAREER 2...... Emanuel Davis, 2008-11 Jim Bolding owns the school . Kasey Ross, 2003-06 record for interceptions in a . Emmanuel McDaniel, 1992-95 season and career. The ECU . Greg Floyd, 1990-93 Hall-of-Famer led the nation in pickoffs with 10 in 1975. Longest Interception Return GAME 100 ...... Three times, last by Josh Hawkins vs. Tulsa, Oct. 17, 2015

Longest Fumble Recovery Return GAME 97...... Ernie Lewis vs. West Virginia, Nov. 7, 1992

Pass Breakups GAME 6...... Forrest Foster vs. Duke, Sept. 11, 1999 SEASON 16...... Forrest Foster, 1999 CAREER 48...... Forrest Foster, 1996-99 * NCAA Statistical Leader

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 164 2018 Football Fact Book Annual Leaders ■■Rushing Leaders 1965 George Richardson 9 98-53 680 1966 Bill Bailey 10 151-62 774 Year Player G Plays Yds. 1967 Neal Hughes 10 124-65 805 1963 Tom Michel 10 170 830 1968 Billy Wightman 10 63-29 306 1964 Dave Alexander 9 138 869 1969 Butch Colson 9 33-19 256 1965 Dave Alexander 9 227 1,029 1970 John Casazza 11 277-122 1,512 1966 Bill Baily 10 91 378 1971 John Casazza 10 182-72 1,004 1967 Butch Colson 10 252 1,135 1972 Carl Summerell 11 197-86 1,275 1968 Butch Colson 10 180 680 1973 Carl Summerell 11 154-82 1,222 1969 Billy Wightman 9 170 835 1974 Mike Weaver 11 81-21 443 1970 Billy Wallace 11 210 902 1975 Pete Conaty 8 59-24 463 1971 Billy Wallace 10 108 557 1976 Mike Weaver 11 84-37 633 1972 Carlester Crumpler 11 340 1,309 1977 Jimmy Southerland 11 84-47 779 1973 Carlester Crumpler 11 204 1,042 1978 Leander Green 11 110-46 838 1974 Kenny Strayhorn 11 106 635 1979 Leander Green 11 141-73 1,082 1975 Kenny Strayhorn 10 101 638 1980 Greg Stewart 11 83-38 400 1976 Eddie Hicks 11 137 897 1981 Carlton Nelson 11 78-29 484 1977 Theodore Sutton 11 125 706 1982 Greg Stewart 9 114-58 941 1978 Theodore Sutton 11 127 621 1983 Kevin Ingram 11 164-90 1,191 1979 Anthony Collins 11 154 1,130 1984 Darrell Speed 10 132-61 795 1980 Theodore Sutton 11 135 586 1985 Ron Jones 8 127-47 652 1981 Carlton Nelson 11 107 489 1986 Charlie Libretto 10 148-71 833 1982 Tony Baker 10 126 827 1987 Travis Hunter 11 155-76 1,107 1983 Earnest Byner 11 174 862 1988 Travis Hunter 11 118-52 828 1984 Reggie Branch 10 116 521 1989 Travis Hunter 11 223-110 1,478 1985 Tony Baker 11 197 951 1990 Jeff Blake 11 219-116 1,510 1986 Anthony Simpson 11 178 753 1991 Jeff Blake 11 368-203 3,073 1987 Anthony Simpson 11 153 670 1992 Michael Anderson 10 398-222 2,486 1988 Tim James 11 163 787 1993 Perez Mattison 8 183-78 924 1989 Travis Hunter 11 98 398 1994 Marcus Crandell 11 401-230 2,687 1990 David Daniels 11 100 553 1995 Marcus Crandell 11 447-235 2,751 1991 Cedric Van Buren 11 90 351 1996 Marcus Crandell 8 245-136 1,507 1992 Junior Smith 11 186 1,037 1997 Dan Gonzalez 11 431-253 2,510 1993 Junior Smith 11 278 1,352 1998 David Garrard 11 255-157 2,091 1994 Junior Smith 11 226 1,204 1999 David Garrard 11 312-181 2,359 1995 Jerris McPhail 11 185 910 2000 David Garrard 11 312-164 2,332 1996 Scott Harley 11 307 1,745 2001 David Garrard 11 290-164 2,247 1997 Scott Harley 11 119 457 2002 Paul Troth 12 359-177 2,315 1998 Jamie Wilson 11 138 647 2003 Desmond Robinson 9 201-133 1,262 1999 Jamie Wilson 11 156 865 2004 James Pinkney 11 339-190 2,195 2000 Leonard Henry 11 133 711 2005 James Pinkney 11 366-222 2,773 2001 Leonard Henry 11 184 1,432 2006 James Pinkney 13 397-232 2,783 2002 Art Brown 10 214 1,029 2007 Patrick Pinkney 13 200-121 1,358 2003 Marvin Townes 12 258 1,128 2008 Patrick Pinkney 14 363-223 2,675 2004 Chris Johnson 11 134 561 2009 Patrick Pinkney 14 440-259 2,947 2005 Chris Johnson 11 176 684 2010 Dominique Davis 13 609-393 3,967 2006 Brandon Fractious 13 155 660 2011 Dominique Davis 12 494-334 3,225 2007 Chris Johnson 13 236 1,423 2012 Shane Carden 13 413-273 3,116 2008 Norman Whitley 14 142 698 2013 Shane Carden 13 549-387 4,139 2009 Dominique Lindsay 12 239 1,180 2014 Shane Carden 13 617-392 4,736 2010 Jonathan Williams 13 154 847 2015 Blake Kemp 11 375-260 2,658 2011 Torrance Hunt 12 109 489 2016 Philip Nelson 10 349-237 2,621 2012 Vintavious Cooper 13 200 1,084 2017 Gardner Minshew 10 304-174 2,140 2013 Vintavious Cooper 13 230 1,193 2014 Breon Allen 12 134 869 2015 Chris Hairston 12 165 754 ■■Total Offense Leaders 2016 James Summers 12 162 869 Year Player G Plays Yds. 2017 Hussein Howe 12 96 419 1963 Tom Michel 10 185 934 1964 Bill Cline 9 217 1,574 ■■Passing Leaders 1965 Dave Alexander 9 303 1,587 1966 Billy Bailey 10 242 1,152 Year Player G Att.-Cmp. Yds. 1967 Neal Hughes 10 283 1,484 1963 Bill Cline 10 80-44 693 1968 Billy Wightman 10 188 925 1964 Bill Cline 9 111-63 944 1969 Billy Wightman 9 228 1,003 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 165 2018 Football Fact Book Butch Colson 9 239 1,003 1977 Terry Gallaher 11 27 512 1970 John Casazza 11 343 1,336 1978 Terry Gallaher 11 18 227 1971 John Casazza 10 235 1,060 1979 Vern Davenport 11 26 343 1972 Carl Summerell 11 239 1,700 1980 Vern Davenport 11 14 186 1973 Carl Summerell 11 234 1,507 1981 Norwood Vann 11 20 288 1974 Mike Weaver 11 248 1,008 1982 Carlton Nelson 11 28 526 1975 Mike Weaver 9 112 714 1983 Stefon Adams 11 20 277 1976 Mike Weaver 11 245 1,124 1984 Ricky Nichols 11 28 513 1977 Jimmy Southerland 11 211 1,190 1985 Tony Smith 11 14 234 1978 Leander Green 11 220 1,145 1986 Jarrod Moody 9 22 252 1979 Leander Green 11 288 1,714 1987 Ron Jones 11 23 301 1980 Theodore Sutton 11 135 586 1988 Walter Wilson 11 19 355 1981 Carlton Nelson 11 185 973 1989 Walter Wilson 11 43 771 1982 Greg Stewart 9 169 1,092 1990 Luke Fisher 11 35 534 1983 Kevin Ingram 11 280 1,655 1991 Hunter Gallimore 11 49 881 1984 Darrell Speed 10 209 1,009 1992 Morris Letcher 11 47 557 1985 Tony Baker 11 197 951 1993 Jerris McPhail 10 34 410 1986 Anthony Simpson 11 178 753 1994 Jason Nichols 11 42 450 1987 Travis Hunter 11 264 1,478 1995 Mitchell Galloway 11 46 619 1988 Travis Hunter 11 213 1,161 1996 Mitchell Galloway 11 48 554 1989 Travis Hunter 11 321 1,876 1997 Troy Smith 11 54 795 1990 Jeff Blake 11 337 1,924 1998 Troy Smith 11 44 719 1991 Jeff Blake 11 445 3,182 1999 LaMont Chappell 11 36 558 1992 Michael Anderson 10 441 2,407 2000 Keith Stokes 10 29 442 1993 Junior Smith 11 278 1,352 2001 Derrick Collier 11 31 481 1994 Marcus Crandell 11 472 2,783 2002 Torey Morris 12 38 552 1995 Marcus Crandell 11 541 2,952 2003 Terrance Copper 12 87 897 1996 Scott Harley 11 307 1,745 2004 Bobby Good 8 33 427 1997 Dan Gonzalez 11 506 2,419 2005 Aundrae Allison 11 83 1,024 1998 David Garrard 11 382 2,255 2006 Aundrae Allison 11 62 708 1999 David Garrard 11 450 2,852 2007 Jamar Bryant 13 48 704 2000 David Garrard 11 447 2,690 2008 Dwayne Harris 10 58 654 2001 David Garrard 11 406 2,441 2009 Dwayne Harris 14 83 978 2002 Paul Troth 12 420 2,105 2010 Dwayne Harris 13 101 1,123 2003 Desmond Robinson 9 269 1,389 2011 Justin Hardy 10 64 658 2004 James Pinkney 11 405 2,193 2012 Justin Hardy 13 88 1,105 2005 James Pinkney 11 461 2,966 2013 Justin Hardy 13 114 1,284 2006 James Pinkney 13 502 2,999 2014 Justin Hardy 13 121 1,494 2007 Patrick Pinkney 13 279 1,664 2015 Zay Jones 12 98 1,099 2008 Patrick Pinkney 14 453 2,725 2016 Zay Jones 12 158 1,746 2009 Patrick Pinkney 14 488 3,028 2017 Trevon Brown 12 60 1,069 2010 Dominique Davis 13 688 4,108 2011 Dominique Davis 12 587 3,397 ■■All-Purpose Yards Leaders 2012 Shane Carden 13 498 3,190 Year Player G Plays Yds. 2013 Shane Carden 13 639 4,242 1963 Tom Michel 10 172 866 2014 Shane Carden 13 713 4,812 1964 Bill Cline 10 154 1,223 2015 Blake Kemp 11 414 2,650 1965 Dave Alexander 9 227 1,029 2016 Philip Nelson 10 411 2,678 1966 Bill Bailey 9 99 459 2017 Gardner Minshew 10 322 2,100 1967 Butch Colson 10 255 1,191 1968 Butch Colson 10 188 667 ■■Receiving Leaders 1969 Billy Wightman 9 187 927 Year Player G Rec. Yds. 1970 Billy Wallace 11 224 1,017 1963 Dave Bumgarner 10 23 328 1971 Carlester Crumpler 11 133 868 1964 Dave Bumgarner 9 37 408 1972 Carlester Crumpler 11 353 1,498 1965 Ruffin Odom 9 28 367 1973 Carlester Crumpler 11 206 1,045 1966 Nelson Gravatt 10 20 184 1974 Kenny Strayhorn 11 120 1,061 1967 Jimmy Adkins 10 19 328 1975 Willie Hawkins 11 131 1,090 1968 Jimmy Adkins 10 22 331 1976 Willie Hawkins 11 167 1,036 1969 Dick Corrada 9 19 211 1977 Willie Hawkins 10 102 919 1970 Dick Corrada 11 46 512 1978 Anthony Collins 11 105 983 1971 Tim Dameron 10 25 487 1979 Anthony Collins 11 186 1,695 1972 Tim Dameron 11 30 648 1980 Anthony Collins 11 164 1,612 1973 Stan Eure 11 27 495 1981 Jimmy Walden 11 77 820 1974 Vic Wilfore 11 8 110 1982 Tony Baker 10 138 940 1975 Terry Gallaher 11 13 433 1983 Earnest Byner 11 190 1,060 1976 Terry Gallaher 10 14 269 1984 Reggie Branch 10 117 551 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 166 2018 Football Fact Book 1985 Tony Baker 11 206 1,068 1991 Anthony Brenner 11 0 82 1986 Anthony Simpson 11 192 962 1992 Junior Smith 11 9 54 1987 Reggie McKinney 11 102 999 1993 Junior Smith 11 10 62 1988 Reggie McKinney 10 113 1,294 1994 Junior Smith 11 10 62 1989 Junior Robinson 11 60 1,224 1995 Chad Holcomb 11 0 57 1990 Dion Johnson 9 109 1,402 1996 Scott Harley 11 14 84 1991 Dion Johnson 11 127 1,673 1997 Marcellus Harris 11 5 30 1992 Morris Letcher 11 111 1,626 Jamie Wilson 11 5 30 1993 Junior Smith 11 290 1,453 1998 Jamie Wilson 11 6 40 1994 Junior Smith 11 261 1,510 1999 Kevin Miller 11 0 50 1995 Jerris McPhail 11 223 1,252 2000 Kevin Miller 11 0 72 1996 Scott Harley 11 332 1,944 2001 Leonard Henry 11 18 108 1997 Troy Smith 11 54 795 2002 Art Brown 10 17 104 1998 LaMont Chappell 10 52 950 2003 Marvin Townes 12 10 60 1999 Keith Stokes 11 88 1,389 2004 Cameron Broadwell 11 0 61 2000 Keith Stokes 10 92 1,427 2005 Robert Lee 11 0 81 2001 Leonard Henry 11 210 1,642 2006 Robert Lee 10 0 64 2002 Art Brown 10 240 1,210 2007 Chris Johnson 13 24 144 2003 Marvin Townes 12 288 1,389 2008 Ben Hartman 11 0 87 2004 Chris Johnson 11 204 1,562 2009 Ben Hartman 13 0 94 2005 Chris Johnson 11 232 1,499 2010 Michael Barbour 13 0 104 2006 Chris Johnson 12 120 972 2011 Michael Barbour 12 0 75 2007 Chris Johnson 13 309 2,960 2012 Warren Harvey 13 0 95 2008 Dwayne Harris 10 96 1,176 2013 Warren Harvey 13 0 106 2009 Dwayne Harris 14 152 2,134 2014 Warren Harvey 13 0 99 2010 Dwayne Harris 13 161 2,288 2015 Davis Plowman 11 0 67 2011 Lance Lewis 9 69 740 2016 Davis Plowman 11 0 80 2012 Justin Hardy 13 108 1,280 2017 Jake Verity 12 0 83 2013 Vintavious Cooper 13 274 1,605 2014 Justin Hardy 13 145 1,596 ■■Tackle Leaders 2015 Zay Jones 12 100 1,116 Year Player UT AT TT 2016 Zay Jones 12 162 1,770 1975 Harold Randolph 115 37 152 2017 Trevon Brown 12 84 1,539 1976 Harold Randolph 108 47 155 1977 Harold Randolph 124 42 166 ■■Scoring Leaders 1978 Mike Brewington 112 37 149 Year Player G TD Pts. 1979 Mike Brewington 64 25 98 1963 Tom Michel 9 9 54 1980 Jeffrey Warren 80 104 184 1964 Dave Alexander 9 16 96 1981 Mike Grant 81 51 132 1965 Dave Alexander 9 16 96 1982 Jody Schulz 74 31 105 1966 Jim Flowe 10 8 48 1983 Mike Grant 66 45 111 1967 Butch Colson 10 15 92 1984 Tyrone Johnson 54 38 92 1968 Butch Colson 10 8 48 1985 Robert Washington 81 49 130 1969 Billy Wightman 9 7 42 1986 Vinson Smith 64 52 116 1970 Billy Wallace 11 9 54 1987 Vinson Smith 62 56 118 1971 Carlester Crumpler 9 8 48 1988 Anthony Thompson 37 43 80 1972 Carlester Crumpler 11 17 102 1989 Robert Jones 70 47 117 1973 Carlester Crumpler 11 12 72 1990 Robert Jones 112 55 167 1974 Kenny Strayhorn 11 9 56 1991 Robert Jones 104 47 151 1975 Terry Gallaher 11 7 42 1992 Tony Davis 82 40 122 Willie Hawkins 11 7 42 1993 Mark Libiano 67 47 114 1976 Pete Conaty 11 2 86 1994 Mark Libiano 66 69 135 1977 Junior Creech 11 0 48 1995 Mark Libiano 71 51 122 Jimmy Southerland 11 8 48 1996 Carlos Brown 79 69 148 1978 Bill Lamm 11 0 64 1997 Jeff Kerr 78 89 167 1979 Anthony Collins 11 14 84 1998 Jeff Kerr 72 43 115 1980 Anthony Collins 11 9 56 1999 Pernell Griffin 58 63 121 1981 Harold Blue 11 8 48 2000 Pernell Griffin 48 39 87 1982 Jeff Heath 11 0 75 2001 Pernell Griffin 72 81 153 1983 Jeff Heath 11 0 55 2002 Kelly Hardy 72 38 110 1984 Jeff Heath 11 0 62 2003 Chris Moore 100 48 148 1985 Jeff Heath 11 0 59 2004 Chris Moore 63 36 99 1986 Chuck Berleth 11 0 45 2005 Chris Moore 66 30 96 1987 Chuck Berleth 11 0 57 2006 Jamar Flournoy 40 33 73 1988 Robb Imperato 11 0 54 2007 Van Eskridge 55 49 104 1989 Walter Wilson 11 9 54 2008 Nick Johnson 55 47 102 1990 Robb Imperato 11 0 56 2009 Van Eskridge 45 57 102 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 167 2018 Football Fact Book 2010 Dustin Lineback 53 66 119 Pierre Parker 11 3 12 2011 Jeremy Grove 45 77 122 Zach Baker 11 3 37 2012 Jeremy Grove 43 40 83 2006 Kasey Ross 13 4 126 2013 Derrell Johnson 29 51 80 Pierre Parker 13 4 5 Damon Magazu 41 39 80 2007 J.J. Milbrook 13 3 37 2014 Zeek Bigger 66 74 140 2008 Van Eskridge 14 4 89 2015 Zeek Bigger 51 47 98 Emanuel Davis 13 4 58 2016 Jordan Williams 35 42 77 2009 Van Eskridge 14 6 126 2017 Korrin Wiggins 54 42 96 2010 Bradley Jacobs 13 4 54 2011 Damon Magazu 12 4 37 ■■Interception Leaders 2012 Chip Thompson 13 3 28 Year Player G No. Yds. 2013 Damon Magazu 13 5 62 1965 Bobby Ellis 9 5 67 2014 Josh Hawkins 13 5 11 Todd Hicks 9 5 55 2015 DaShawn Benton 7 2 32 1966 Bobby Ellis 10 7 41 Josh Hawkins 12 2 100 1967 Todd Hicks 10 5 76 2016 Colby Gore 12 2 8 1968 Stu Garrett 10 6 54 2017 Aaron Ramseur 12 2 29 1969 Mike Boaz 9 3 54 Mike Mills 9 3 42 ■■Punt Return Leaders 1970 Stu Garrett 9 3 28 Year Player G No. Yds. Mike Mills 11 3 30 1963 Buddy Bovender 10 13 107 George Whitley 11 3 15 1964 Bill Cline 9 16 129 1971 Jack Patterson 10 5 40 1965 Bobby Ellis 9 14 189 1972 Rusty Markland 11 5 40 1966 Bobby Ellis 10 11 130 1973 Jim Bolding 10 7 84 1967 Tommy Bullock 10 14 146 1974 Reggie Pinkney 11 3 11 1968 Tommy Bullock 10 9 148 1975 Jim Bolding 11 10 51 1969 Stu Garrett 9 8 97 1976 Gerald Hall 10 6 153 1970 George Whitley 11 20 191 Reggie Pinkney 11 6 197 1971 Jack Patterson 10 26 220 1977 Gerald Hall 11 4 30 1972 Tim Dameron 11 19 179 1978 Charlie Carter 11 5 35 1973 Jim Bolding 11 30 164 1979 Willie Holley 11 3 0 1974 Jim Bolding 11 17 110 1980 Clint Harris 11 2 57 1975 Bobby Myrick 11 16 86 Willie Holley 11 2 22 1976 Gerald Hall 10 26 302 1981 Clint Harris 11 5 73 1977 Gerald Hall 11 18 187 1982 Clint Harris 11 5 131 1978 Gerald Hall 11 36 478 1983 Kevin Walker 11 5 26 1979 Willie Holley 11 11 74 1984 Kevin Walker 10 4 5 1980 Chuck Bishop 11 13 66 1985 Kevin Walker 11 9 155 1981 Jimmy Walden 11 10 115 1986 Flint McCallum 10 2 13 1982 Chuck Bishop 11 21 139 Gary London 9 2 14 1983 Henry Williams 11 22 230 1987 Ellis Dillahunt 11 5 56 1984 Henry Williams 10 19 156 1988 Junior Robinson 11 5 116 1985 Tony Smith 11 17 144 1989 Junior Robinson 11 6 67 1986 Tony Smith 11 26 180 1990 Donald Porch 11 5 63 1987 Tony Smith 11 9 42 1991 Greg Grandison 11 5 124 1988 Darren Bynum 10 13 84 1992 Greg Grandison 11 6 104 1989 Junior Robinson 11 19 201 1993 Morris Foreman 8 2 14 1990 Dion Johnson 9 15 167 Reggie Robinson 11 2 38 1991 Dion Johnson 11 26 162 Emmanuel McDaniel 11 2 0 1992 Morris Letcher 11 22 263 1994 Emmanuel McDaniel 11 5 59 1993 Morris Letcher 9 11 58 1995 Emmanuel McDaniel 11 6 111 1994 Morris Foreman 11 19 198 1996 Forrest Foster 11 3 27 1995 Jason Nichols 11 22 178 1997 Kelvin Suggs 11 3 21 1996 Jason Nichols 11 17 65 1998 Kevin Monroe 11 4 103 1997 Marcellus Harris 11 20 217 Forrest Foster 11 4 50 1998 Marcellus Harris 11 14 167 1999 Anthony Adams 11 3 55 1999 Keith Stokes 11 26 404 Kevin Monroe 11 3 11 2000 Keith Stokes 10 27 414 2000 John Williamson 11 2 28 2001 Marvin Townes 11 14 100 2001 Christshawn Gilliam 11 2 30 2002 Terrance Copper 12 30 328 2002 Chris Moore 9 2 57 2003 Terrance Copper 12 27 124 Kelly Hardy 12 2 31 2004 Travis Williams 10 20 354 2003 Erode Jean 11 2 53 2005 Travis Williams 11 14 104 Richard Moton 12 2 26 2006 Travis Williams 12 5 59 2004 Zach Baker 11 5 34 2007 Dwayne Harris 13 31 250 2005 Kasey Ross 11 3 43 2008 Travis Simmons 14 13 147 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 168 2018 Football Fact Book 2009 Travis Simmons 14 16 201 ■■Punting Leaders 2010 Dwayne Harris 13 19 222 Year Player G Punts Avg. 2011 Lance Lewis 9 9 140 2012 Justin Hardy 13 20 175 1963 Bill Cline 10 53 33.3 2013 Justin Hardy 13 20 225 1964 Bill Cline 9 33 34.7 2014 Justin Hardy 13 23 95 1965 Mike Herring 9 27 38.1 2015 Quay Johnson 12 19 171 1966 Mike Herring 10 69 39.0 2016 Quay Johnson 12 9 17 1967 Billy Wightman 10 53 35.8 2017 Trevon Brown 12 1 2 1968 Billy Wightman 10 84 37.7 1969 Billy Wightman 9 62 35.5 ■■Kickoff Return Leaders 1970 Tony Maglione 11 60 36.7 1971 Clark Davis 10 62 35.7 Year Player G No. Yds. 1972 Ricky McLester 11 31 32.5 1963 Jerry Tolley 10 4 146 1973 Jonathan Deming 11 55 35.4 1964 Bill Cline 9 8 246 1974 Gill Job 11 50 40.0 1965 Neal Hughes 9 8 159 1975 Tom Daub 11 60 37.5 1966 Bobby Ellis 10 13 255 1976 Tom Daub 11 52 37.9 1967 Dwight Flanagan 10 15 322 1977 Rodney Allen 11 63 37.3 1968 Tommy Bullock 10 12 256 1978 Rodney Allen 11 66 39.1 1969 Tommy Bullock 9 11 211 1970 George Whitley 11 19 406 1979 Rodney Allen 11 48 39.8 1971 Rusty Scales 10 18 325 1980 Rodney Allen 11 61 39.1 1972 Carlester Crumpler 11 11 185 1981 Tommy Barnhardt 11 59 37.5 1973 Reggie Pinkney 11 20 467 1982 Jeff Bolch 8 24 37.6 1974 Kenny Strayhorn 11 12 269 1983 Jeff Bolch 10 50 40.3 1975 Kenny Strayhorn 10 13 276 1984 Jeff Bolch 11 62 40.2 1976 Willie Hawkins 11 9 142 1985 Tim Wolter 11 68 38.5 1977 Willie Hawkins 10 22 525 1986 Craig Losito 11 67 37.5 1978 Anthony Collins 10 16 398 1987 Craig Losito 11 50 38.5 1979 Anthony Collins 11 21 473 1988 John Jett 11 38 39.7 1980 Anthony Collins 11 37 990 1989 John Jett 11 71 40.2 1981 Jimmy Walden 11 25 540 1990 John Jett 11 59 38.2 1982 Ricky Nichols 7 8 186 1991 John Jett 11 48 42.2 1983 Henry Williams 11 19 591 1992 Michael Jacobs 11 32 37.1 1984 Henry Williams 10 24 513 1993 Bill Wilson 10 59 36.9 1985 Bobby Clair 11 17 423 1994 Matt Levine 11 58 42.6 1986 Walter Wilson 11 30 625 1995 Matt Levine 11 60 37.1 1987 Reggie McKinney 11 22 495 1996 Andrew Bayes 11 49 40.3 1988 Reggie McKinney 10 25 566 1997 Andrew Bayes 11 65 43.4 1989 Junior Robinson 11 38 955 1998 Andrew Bayes 11 64 42.9 1990 Dion Johnson 9 34 879 1999 Andrew Bayes 11 47 48.1 1991 Dion Johnson 11 24 513 2000 Kevin Miller 11 30 40.4 1992 Morris Letcher 11 36 771 2001 Jarad Preston 11 45 44.1 1993 Morris Letcher 9 23 350 2002 Jarad Preston 12 73 43.4 1994 Mitchell Galloway 9 28 585 2003 Ryan Dougherty 12 64 44.5 1995 Mitchell Galloway 11 30 556 2004 Ryan Dougherty 11 64 41.8 1996 Perez Mattison 11 22 399 2005 Ryan Dougherty 11 58 40.8 1997 Ramondo North 11 23 416 2006 Ryan Dougherty 13 51 43.6 1998 LaMont Chappell 10 16 366 2007 Matt Dodge 13 80 41.3 1999 Keith Stokes 11 27 584 2008 Matt Dodge 14 73 43.9 2000 Keith Stokes 10 24 503 2009 Matt Dodge 14 67 45.8 2001 Marvin Townes 11 31 775 2010 Ben Ryan 13 53 39.4 2002 Damarcus Fox 10 20 447 2011 Ben Ryan 12 42 40.0 2003 Demarcus Fox 12 18 376 2012 Trent Tignor 13 65 42.8 2004 Chris Johnson 11 37 765 2013 Trent Tignor 13 47 42.8 2005 Chris Johnson 11 21 459 2014 Worth Gregory 13 49 43.6 2006 Chris Johnson 12 21 482 2015 Worth Gregory 12 60 43.1 2007 Chris Johnson 13 36 1,009 2016 Worth Gregory 12 51 42.3 2008 Dwayne Harris 10 19 446 2017 Austin Barnes 11 50 44.0 2009 Dwayne Harris 14 37 1,000 2010 Dwayne Harris 13 41 839 2011 Michael Bowman 11 21 440 2012 Derrick Harris 13 22 454 2013 Lance Ray 13 22 553 2014 Zay Jones 13 24 477 2015 Quay Johnson 12 27 544 2016 Chris Love 11 21 445 2017 Trevon Brown 12 21 452 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 169 2018 Football Fact Book Year-By-Year Offensive Team Statistics First Net Net Total Plays/ Total Yards/ Yards/ Year Downs Rushing Passing Plays Game Offense Game Play Att.-Comp. Pts.-Avg. TDs 1959 2,266 1,316 576 52.4 3,582 325.6 6.2 136-69 278-25.3 1960 2,081 700 552 55.2 2,781 278.1 5.0 103-35 144-14.4 1961 1,852 719 635 63.5 2,571 257.1 4.0 123-50 154-15.4 1962 1,931 834 496 55.1 2,765 307.2 5.6 113-53 215-23.9 1963 1,896 1,054 601 60.1 2,950 295.0 4.9 138-75 230-23.0 1964 2,032 1,405 593 59.3 3,437 343.7 5.8 183-99 279-27.9 1965 1,905 1,400 663 66.3 3,305 330.5 4.9 209-108 268-29.8 1966 143 1,791 1,230 678 67.8 3,021 302.1 4.4 231-94 174-17.4 1967 175 2,318 1,135 744 74.4 3,453 345.3 4.6 173-88 253-25.3 37 1968 136 1,571 1,009 681 68.1 2,580 258.0 3.8 195-84 175-17.5 1969 149 1,775 745 666 74.0 2,520 280.0 3.8 160-69 108-12.0 15 1970 193 1,653 1,612 824 74.9 3,265 296.8 3.9 301-133 136-12.4 19 1971 176 1,853 1,408 730 73.0 3,261 326.1 4.5 260-103 181-18.1 25 1972 227 2,783 1,283 890 80.9 4,066 369.6 4.6 203-87 269-24.5 35 1973 222 2,918 1,327 811 73.7 4,245 385.9 5.2 173-90 352-32.0 41 1974 178 3,015 482 748 68.0 3,497 317.9 4.7 105-24 250-22.7 32 1975 187 3,090 969 737 67.0 4,059 369.0 5.5 120-53 269-26.9 40 1976 217 3,263 711 832 75.6 3,974 361.2 4.8 98-44 278-25.3 32 1977 181 2,927 966 728 66.2 3,893 353.9 5.3 124-62 268-24.4 33 1978 176 2,692 929 759 69.0 3,621 329.2 4.8 134-52 252-22.9 30 1979 263 4,053 1,175 846 76.9 5,228 475.3 6.2 154-79 380-34.5 51 1980 161 2,367 676 692 62.9 3,043 276.6 4.4 141-64 192-17.5 23 1981 179 2,662 839 737 67.0 3,501 318.3 4.8 136-57 242-22.0 29 1982 232 2,845 1,546 821 74.6 4,391 399.2 5.3 202-99 259-23.5 29 1983 201 2,634 1,211 756 68.7 3,845 349.5 5.1 173-91 271-24.6 29 1984 191 2,316 1,495 783 71.2 3,811 346.5 4.9 232-100 210-19.1 24 1985 173 2,094 967 750 68.2 3,061 278.3 4.1 199-72 161-14.6 17 1986 194 2,023 1,465 783 71.2 3,488 317.1 4.4 255-121 187-17.0 22 1987 194 2,352 1,416 746 67.8 3,768 342.5 5.0 212-100 229-20.8 28 1988 242 2,650 1,645 794 72.2 4,295 390.5 5.4 240-108 281-25.6 35 1989 204 1,852 2,145 756 68.7 3,997 363.4 5.3 314-156 301-27.4 35 1990 182 1,996 1,605 716 65.1 3,601 327.4 5.0 241-128 254-23.1 29 1991 246 1,429 3,379 794 72.2 4,808 437.1 6.1 414-229 372-33.8 47 1992 241 1,547 3,085 824 74.9 4,632 421.1 5.6 497-272 289-26.3 41 1993 189 1,634 1,621 750 68.2 3,255 295.9 4.3 311-144 175-15.9 22 1994 226 1,717 2,765 818 74.4 4,482 407.5 5.5 407-234 303-27.5 40 1995 241 1,545 2,812 854 77.6 4,357 396.1 5.1 457-239 255-23.2 33 1996 248 1,991 2,829 835 75.9 4,820 438.2 5.8 420-226 316-28.7 40 1997 197 742 2,635 741 67.4 3,377 307.0 4.6 444-261 214-19.5 28 1998 213 1,658 2,593 773 70.3 4,251 386.5 5.5 319-199 274-24.9 35 1999 232 1,874 2,595 776 70.5 4,469 406.3 5.8 341-197 319-29.0 39 2000 217 1,776 2,473 790 71.8 4,249 386.3 5.4 338-170 330-30.0 43 2001 224 2,225 2,357 715 65.0 4,582 416.5 6.4 298-167 360-32.7 46 2002 227 1,488 2,577 849 70.8 4,065 338.8 4.8 410-200 335-27.9 41 2003 218 1,660 2,075 862 71.8 3,735 311.2 4.3 360-211 217-18.1 26 2004 188 1,021 2,371 751 68.3 3,392 308.4 4.5 382-207 231-21.0 28 2005 216 1,512 2,816 764 69.5 4,328 393.5 5.7 370-224 267-24.3 31 2006 264 1,502 3,024 880 67.7 4,526 348.2 5.1 430-248 280-21.5 33 2007 246 2,378 2,633 879 67.6 5,011 385.5 5.7 395-224 403-31.0 52 2008 241 1,769 2,996 936 66.9 4,765 340.4 5.1 418-248 328-23.4 38 2009 277 2,129 3,043 981 70.1 5,172 369.4 5.3 452-265 378-27.0 45 2010 307 1,546 4,143 990 76.2 5,689 437.6 5.7 632-408 478-36.8 62 2011 271 1,309 3,433 921 76.8 4,742 395.2 5.1 524-355 315-26.2 40 2012 285 1,760 3,551 947 72.8 5,311 408.5 5.6 488-319 409-31.5 48 2013 346 1,821 4,265 1,028 79.1 6,086 468.2 5.9 565-397 522-40.2 68 2014 378 2,094 4,835 1,070 82.3 6,929 533.0 6.5 637-402 466-35.8 61 2015 260 1,600 3,375 877 73.1 4,975 414.6 5.7 473-321 329-27.4 43 2016 287 1,589 4,016 958 79.8 5,605 467.1 5.9 554-359 324-27-0 39 2017 279 1,292 3,815 939 78.3 5,107 425.6 5.4 543-307 299-24.9 36 All-time best in each category in bold EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 170 2018 Football Fact Book Year-By-Year Defensive Team Statistics First Net Net Total Opp. ECU Year Downs Rushing Passing Offense Att.-Comp. Punt Avg. Pts.-Avg. Punt Avg. Int. Yds. Avg. 1962 1,687 899 2,586 152-68 34.3 136-15.1 36.9 1963 1,144 917 2,061 212-92 33.3 54-5.4 32.4 1964 1,111 907 2,018 179-77 35.1 99-9.9 34.7 1965 881 1,076 1,957 199-82 39.1 83-9.2 35.6 23 215 9.3 1966 155 1,608 1,114 2,722 199-96 33.3 175-17.5 34.9 15 148 9.9 1967 150 1,413 1,464 2,877 211-104 29.6 178-17.8 31.4 15 221 14.7 1968 192 1,406 1,778 3,184 281-139 32.1 244-24.4 32.6 17 120 7.1 1969 153 1,200 1,644 2,844 217-119 34.7 204-22.7 35.5 14 247 17.6 1970 183 1,619 1,806 3,425 270-127 35.5 253-23.0 34.7 13 133 10.2 1971 195 2,372 1,485 3,857 219-90 37.6 300-30.0 35.7 12 69 5.8 1972 150 1,200 1,517 2,717 249-106 35.0 176-16.0 31.8 15 134 8.9 1973 167 1,406 1,511 2,917 257-121 36.9 151-13.7 35.4 22 333 15.1 1974 184 1,971 1,177 3,148 221-98 37.8 167-15.2 39.3 14 161 11.5 1975 181 1,877 1,495 3,372 212-100 38.1 154-14.0 37.6 24 198 8.3 1976 144 1,353 1,002 2,355 219-101 40.2 116-10.5 37.0 26 519 20.0 1977 194 1,573 1,534 3,107 251-125 37.9 154-14.0 37.3 17 171 10.1 1978 128 1,416 837 2,253 180-70 36.5 123-10.3 39.1 19 155 8.2 1979 189 1,861 1,779 3,640 250-131 38.4 193-17.5 39.8 11 72 6.5 1980 217 2,481 1,430 3,911 205-115 39.0 312-28.4 37.2 10 131 13.1 1981 219 1,918 2,080 3,998 279-159 35.7 290-26.3 37.4 17 226 13.2 1982 212 1,536 2,260 3,796 318-177 38.5 228-20.7 35.9 10 221 22.1 1983 209 1,477 2,167 3,644 342-190 37.8 180-16.7 39.5 14 196 14.0 1984 249 2,240 2,380 4,620 265-152 38.1 309-28.1 39.8 11 86 7.8 1985 241 2,613 1,920 4,533 252-146 38.5 281-25.5 38.5 19 206 10.8 1986 243 2,235 2,392 4,627 272-162 40.4 364-33.1 37.1 6 33 5.6 1987 237 2,110 2,392 4,502 272-152 34.7 330-30.0 38.8 12 126 10.5 1988 232 2,141 2,145 4,286 260-153 36.3 325-29.6 37.3 16 192 12.0 1989 242 2,260 2,430 4,690 350-177 30.7 286-26.0 34.9 13 197 15.2 1990 240 2,417 2,123 4,540 293-163 32.9 267-24.3 37.2 15 322 21.5 1991 262 1,637 2,860 4,497 359-221 37.4 243-22.1 41.3 20 361 18.0 1992 257 2,788 2,236 5,024 298-179 39.5 367-33.4 35.4 14 289 20.6 1993 210 1,754 2,174 3,928 308-177 35.2 329-29.9 36.4 12 134 11.2 1994 218 1,313 2,722 4,035 412-215 38.2 233-21.2 40.5 22 265 12.0 1995 214 1,698 1,988 3,686 331-157 37.8 213-19.4 37.0 19 206 10.8 1996 211 1,637 2,082 3,719 327-185 36.6 214-19.5 39.4 13 155 11.9 1997 214 1,952 2,100 4,052 279-158 38.0 298-27.1 43.1 10 203 20.3 1998 222 2,107 2,029 4,136 286-158 40.9 297-27.0 41.6 15 204 13.6 1999 212 1,433 2,305 3,738 389-200 41.3 197-17.9 44.8 17 123 7.2 2000 201 1,573 2,239 3,812 319-168 37.2 229-20.8 36.6 12 155 12.9 2001 256 1,628 2,871 4,499 382-222 42.5 296-26.9 43.8 8 169 21.1 2002 258 2,485 2,863 5,348 364-196 37.1 399-33.2 42.4 10 97 9.7 2003 251 2,519 2,396 4,915 298-173 39.7 428-35.7 43.9 7 82 11.7 2004 235 2,566 2,459 5,025 273-164 38.1 439-39.9 40.0 12 50 4.2 2005 231 2,394 2,034 4,428 306-181 40.8 317-28.8 40.1 15 160 10.7 2006 242 1,887 2,394 4,281 376-222 39.2 270-20.8 42.8 16 214 13.4 2007 300 1,848 3,757 5,605 520-334 37.0 395-30.4 40.3 17 217 12.8 2008 232 1,901 2,761 4,662 439-263 40.5 295-21.1 43.9 22 278 12.6 2009 284 1,684 3,612 5,296 535-326 40.1 307-21.9 45.2 17 283 16.6 2010 304 2,947 3,277 6,224 405-242 40.3 572-44.0 39.4 11 120 10.9 2011 237 2,090 2,426 4,516 354-214 40.3 387-32.2 39.8 7 60 8.6 2012 291 2,015 3,584 5,599 475-279 40.4 411-31.6 42.8 10 88 8.8 2013 266 1,517 3,277 4,794 514-304 41.6 266-20.5 42.8 18 298 16.6 2014 262 1,453 3,322 4,775 500-284 40.2 336-25.8 42.5 14 132 9.4 2015 260 2,094 2,717 4,811 376-204 43.0 312-26.0 41.2 8 150 18.8 2016 256 2,742 2,691 5,433 338-194 39.7 433-36.1 41.5 5 44 8.8 2017 296 2,946 3,554 6,500 341-227 43.7 540-45.0 43.6 7 72 10.3 All-time best in each category in bold EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 171 2018 Football Fact Book Year-By-Year Team Statistics 1968 195 84 .431 1,009 5.2 12.0 ■■Rushing 1969 160 69 .431 745 4.7 10.8 Year Att. Gain Loss Net Yds. Yds./Att. Yds./Game 1970 301 133 .442 1,612 5.4 12.1 1959 440 2,226 5.1 202.4 1971 260 103 .396 1,408 5.4 13.7 1960 449 2,081 4.6 208.1 1972 203 87 .429 1,283 6.3 14.7 1961 512 1,852 3.6 185.2 1973 173 90 .520 1,327 7.7 14.7 1962 383 1,931 226 1,705 4.3 189.4 1974 105 24 .229 482 4.6 20.1 1963 463 2,229 333 1,896 4.1 189.6 1975 120 53 .442 969 8.1 18.3 1964 410 2,363 331 2,032 4.9 203.2 1976 98 44 .449 711 7.3 16.2 1965 454 2,159 254 1,905 4.2 211.7 1977 124 62 .500 966 7.8 15.6 1966 447 1,923 132 1,791 4.0 179.1 1978 134 52 .388 929 6.9 17.9 1967 571 2,685 367 2,318 4.1 231.8 1979 154 79 .513 1,175 7.6 14.9 1968 486 2,005 434 1,571 3.3 157.1 1980 141 64 .454 676 4.8 10.6 1969 506 2,100 325 1,775 3.5 197.2 1981 136 57 .419 839 6.2 14.7 1970 523 2,106 453 1,653 3.2 150.3 1982 202 99 .490 1,546 7.7 15.6 1971 470 2,147 294 1,853 3.9 185.3 1983 173 91 .526 1,211 7.0 13.3 1972 687 2,922 139 2,783 4.1 253.0 1984 232 100 .431 1,495 6.4 14.9 1973 638 3,046 128 2,918 4.6 265.3 1985 199 72 .362 967 4.9 13.4 1974 643 3,313 298 3,015 4.7 274.1 1986 255 121 .475 1,465 5.7 12.1 1975 617 3,309 219 3,090 5.0 280.9 1987 212 100 .472 1,416 6.7 14.2 1976 734 3,641 378 3,263 4.4 296.6 1988 240 108 .450 1,645 6.9 15.2 1977 604 3,280 353 2,927 4.8 266.1 1989 314 156 .497 2,145 6.8 13.8 1978 625 2,692 4.3 244.7 1990 241 128 .531 1,605 6.6 12.5 1979 692 4,497 444 4,053 5.9 368.5 1991 414 229 .533 3,379 8.2 14.8 1980 551 2,651 248 2,367 4.3 215.2 1992 497 272 .547 3,085 6.2 11.3 1981 601 2,662 4.4 242.0 1993 311 144 .463 1,621 5.2 11.3 1982 619 3,200 355 2,845 4.5 258.6 1994 407 234 .575 2,765 6.8 11.8 1983 583 2,845 211 2,634 4.5 239.5 1995 457 239 .523 2,812 6.2 11.8 1984 551 2,579 263 2,316 4.2 210.5 1996 420 226 .538 2,829 6.7 12.5 1985 551 2,407 313 2,094 3.8 190.4 1997 444 261 .588 2,635 5.9 10.1 1986 528 2,023 3.8 183.9 1998 319 199 .624 2,593 8.1 13.0 1987 534 2,352 4.4 213.8 1999 341 197 .578 2,595 7.6 13.2 1988 554 2,964 314 2,650 4.8 240.9 2000 338 170 .503 2,473 7.3 15.1 1989 442 2,184 332 1,852 4.2 168.4 2001 298 167 .560 2,357 7.9 14.1 1990 475 2,313 317 1,996 4.2 181.5 2002 410 200 .488 2,577 6.3 12.9 1991 380 1,731 302 1,429 3.8 129.9 2003 360 211 .586 2,075 5.9 9.8 1992 327 1,785 238 1,547 4.7 140.6 2004 382 207 .542 2,371 6.5 11.5 1993 439 2,023 389 1,634 3.7 148.5 2005 370 224 .605 2,816 7.6 12.6 1994 411 1,952 235 1,717 4.2 156.1 2006 430 248 .577 3,024 7.0 12.2 1995 397 1,771 226 1,545 3.9 140.5 2007 395 224 .567 2,633 6.7 11.8 1996 415 2,208 217 1,991 4.8 181.0 2008 418 248 .593 2,996 7.2 12.1 1997 297 1,073 331 742 2.5 67.5 2009 452 265 .586 3,043 6.7 11.5 1998 454 2,080 422 1,658 3.7 150.7 2010 632 408 .646 4,143 6.6 10.2 1999 435 2,300 426 1,874 4.3 170.4 2011 524 355 .677 3,433 6.6 9.7 2000 446 2,228 452 1,776 4.0 161.5 2012 488 319 .654 3,551 7.3 11.1 2001 417 2,595 370 2,225 5.3 202.3 2013 565 387 .685 4,265 7.5 10.7 2002 439 1,988 500 1,488 3.4 124.0 2014 637 402 .631 4,835 7.6 12.0 2003 502 2,052 392 1,660 3.3 138.3 2015 473 321 .679 3,375 7.1 10.5 2004 369 1,445 424 1,021 2.8 92.8 2016 554 359 .648 4,016 7.3 11.2 2005 394 1,837 325 1,512 3.8 137.5 2017 543 307 .565 3,815 7.0 12.4 2006 450 1,888 386 1,502 3.3 115.5 2007 484 2,646 268 2,378 4.9 182.0 2008 518 2,110 341 1,769 3.4 126.4 ■■Kickoff Returns 2009 529 2,377 248 2,129 4.0 152.1 Year No. Yards Avg. TD Yds./Game 2010 358 1,787 241 1,546 4.3 118.9 1962 26 663 25.5 1 73.7 2011 397 1,662 353 1,309 3.3 109.1 1963 16 455 28.4 0 45.5 2012 459 2,067 307 1,760 3.8 135.4 1964 25 529 21.1 0 52.9 2013 463 2,154 333 1,821 3.9 140.1 1965 17 322 19.5 0 32.2 2014 433 2,440 346 2,094 4.8 161.1 1966 37 657 17.8 0 65.7 2015 404 1,933 333 1,600 4.0 133.3 1967 30 610 20.3 0 61.0 2016 404 1,926 337 1,589 3.9 132.4 1968 41 722 17.6 0 72.2 2017 396 1,523 231 1,292 3.3 107.7 1969 38 689 18.1 0 76.6 1970 45 832 18.2 0 75.6 1971 50 821 16.4 0 82.1 ■■Passing 1972 35 572 16.5 0 52.0 Year Att. Comp. Pct. Yards Yds./Att. Yds./Comp. 1973 31 588 19.0 0 53.5 1959 136 59 .433 1,316 9.7 22.3 1974 34 712 20.9 0 64.7 1960 103 35 .339 700 6.8 20.0 1975 31 649 20.9 0 59.0 1961 123 50 .407 719 5.8 14.4 1976 20 285 14.3 0 25.9 1962 113 53 .469 834 7.4 15.7 1977 32 653 20.4 0 59.4 1963 138 75 .543 1,054 7.6 14.1 1978 32 684 21.4 0 62.2 1964 183 99 .541 1,405 7.7 14.2 1979 29 590 20.3 0 53.6 1965 209 108 .517 1,400 6.7 12.9 1980 43 1,088 25.3 2 98.9 1966 231 94 .407 1,230 5.3 13.1 1981 35 677 19.3 1 61.5 1967 173 88 .509 1,135 6.6 12.9 1982 31 605 19.5 0 55.0 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 172 2018 Football Fact Book 1983 30 748 24.9 2 68.0 2001 24 170 7.1 0 15.5 1984 44 786 17.9 0 71.5 2002 34 389 11.4 1 32.4 1985 38 883 23.2 0 80.3 2003 27 124 4.6 0 10.3 1986 54 1,143 21.2 0 103.9 2004 28 440 15.7 1 40.0 1987 58 1,119 19.3 0 101.7 2005 21 138 6.6 0 12.5 1988 54 1,160 21.5 1 105.4 2006 18 162 9.0 0 12.5 1989 53 1,245 23.5 0 113.2 2007 34 258 7.6 0 19.9 1990 53 1,197 22.6 1 108.8 2008 29 268 9.2 1 19.1 1991 30 638 21.3 0 58.0 2009 18 204 11.3 0 14.6 1992 56 1,206 21.5 0 109.6 2010 21 227 10.8 0 17.5 1993 50 754 15.1 0 68.5 2011 15 162 10.8 0 13.5 1994 36 743 20.6 1 67.5 2012 22 188 8.5 0 14.5 1995 32 583 18.2 0 53.0 2013 30 308 10.3 0 23.7 1996 31 543 17.5 1 49.4 1997 53 886 16.7 0 80.5 2014 26 120 4.6 0 9.2 1998 34 652 19.2 0 59.3 2015 23 225 9.8 1 18.8 1999 34 728 21.4 1 66.2 2016 10 18 1.8 0 1.5 2000 38 755 19.9 0 68.6 2017 6 -4 -0.7 0 -0.3 2001 40 948 23.7 1 86.2 2002 49 928 18.9 0 77.3 ■■Turnover Ratio 2003 51 958 18.8 1 79.8 2004 45 925 20.5 0 84.1 |––––Takeaway ––––| |–––– Giveaway––––| 2005 40 740 18.5 0 67.3 Year Int. Fum. Total Int. Fum. Total 2006 36 708 19.7 1 54.5 1966 15 15 30 22 14 36 2007 62 1,506 24.3 1 115.9 1967 15 8 23 8 8 16 2008 47 982 20.9 1 70.1 1968 15 13 28 17 18 35 2009 56 1,308 23.4 3 93.4 1969 14 15 29 13 11 24 2010 82 1,653 20.2 1 127.2 1970 13 24 37 20 26 46 2011 58 1,114 19.2 0 92.8 1971 12 16 28 23 25 48 2012 49 972 19.8 1 74.8 1972 15 21 36 12 23 35 2013 28 703 25.1 0 54.1 1973 22 24 46 8 19 27 2014 46 877 19.1 0 67.5 1974 14 15 29 11 18 29 2015 38 760 20.0 0 63.3 1975 24 22 46 4 19 23 2016 54 997 18.5 0 83.1 1976 26 16 42 8 25 33 2017 44 878 20.0 0 73.2 1977 17 17 34 4 24 28 1978 19 23 42 10 29 39 ■■Punt Returns 1979 11 15 26 5 13 18 Year No. Yards Avg. TD Yds./Game 1980 11 17 28 3 20 23 1981 17 17 34 10 25 35 1962 27 308 11.4 0 34.2 1982 10 13 23 20 15 35 1963 36 260 7.2 0 26.0 1964 38 335 8.8 0 33.5 1983 14 14 27 8 16 26 1965 31 316 10.2 1 31.6 1984 11 12 23 17 16 33 1966 36 246 6.9 1 24.6 1985 17 19 36 17 11 28 1967 40 404 10.1 0 40.4 1986 6 11 17 12 11 23 1968 45 332 7.4 1 33.2 1987 12 11 23 12 14 26 1969 26 189 7.3 0 21.0 1988 16 17 33 18 5 23 1970 36 239 6.6 0 21.7 1989 13 11 24 15 7 22 1971 28 215 7.7 0 21.5 1990 15 10 25 11 17 28 1972 35 291 8.3 0 26.5 1991 20 16 36 10 6 16 1973 21 173 8.2 0 15.7 1992 14 13 27 27 10 37 1974 23 121 5.3 0 11.0 1993 12 7 19 23 9 32 1975 20 128 6.4 0 11.6 1994 22 11 33 15 7 22 1976 36 437 12.1 1 39.7 1995 19 14 33 14 12 26 1977 32 259 8.1 1 23.5 1996 13 23 36 16 6 22 1978 38 469 12.3 1 42.6 1997 10 9 19 11 10 21 1979 22 152 6.9 0 13.8 1998 15 13 28 12 6 18 1980 24 119 5.0 0 10.8 1999 17 12 29 12 15 27 1981 12 126 10.5 1 11.5 2000 12 10 22 12 5 17 1982 25 144 5.8 0 13.1 2001 8 8 16 10 16 26 1983 22 230 10.5 2 20.9 2002 10 11 21 22 9 31 1984 29 208 7.2 0 18.9 2003 7 13 20 18 14 32 1985 21 207 9.9 2 18.8 2004 12 11 23 19 8 27 1986 27 227 8.4 0 20.6 2005 15 5 20 8 12 20 1987 14 78 5.6 0 7.1 2006 16 11 27 11 12 23 1988 19 90 4.7 0 8.2 1989 34 324 9.5 1 29.5 2007 17 14 31 9 5 14 1990 21 164 7.8 1 14.9 2008 22 11 33 9 19 28 1991 26 162 6.2 0 14.7 2009 17 17 34 12 11 23 1992 24 358 14.9 1 32.5 2010 11 11 22 16 13 29 1993 18 126 7.0 0 11.5 2011 7 14 21 20 15 35 1994 23 225 9.8 0 20.5 2012 10 12 22 14 7 22 1995 23 183 8.0 0 16.7 2013 18 6 24 10 6 16 1996 25 90 3.6 0 8.2 2014 14 5 19 11 12 23 1997 22 220 10.0 0 20.0 2015 8 8 16 12 7 19 1998 26 352 13.5 1 32.0 2016 5 3 8 12 12 24 1999 30 424 14.1 1 38.5 2017 7 4 11 16 5 21 2000 32 473 14.8 1 43.0 All-time best in each category in bold EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 173 2018 Football Fact Book Team Records ■■Rushing Yards Game 521 vs. Syracuse, Sept. 5, 1992 Carries Fewest 0 vs. Appalachian State, Oct. 19, 1974 Game 85 vs. Virginia, Nov. 8, 1975 vs. Southern Illinois, Sept. 28, 1974 Fewest 14 vs. Syracuse, Sept. 5, 1992 vs. Bowling Green, Sept. 14, 1974 By Opp. 81 by Florida State, Sept. 20, 1980 By Opp. 615 by Louisville, Nov. 14, 1998 Season 734 in 1976 Opp./Fewest 0 by Furman, Nov. 1, 1969 Fewest 297 in 1997 Season 4,835 in 2014 Yards Fewest 482 in 1974 Game 642 vs. Virginia, Nov. 8, 1975 Yards Per Game Fewest -16 vs. TCU, Dec. 22, 1999 371.9 in 2014 By Opp. 536 by West Virginia, Sept. 28, 2002 Season Opp./Fewest -12 by Davidson, Oct. 6, 1973 Fewest 61.5 in 1980 Season 4,053 in 1979 Touchdowns Fewest 742 in 1997 Game 6 vs. Akron, Oct. 5, 1991 Yards Per Game By Opp. 6 by Marshall, Nov. 23, 2012 Season 368.5 in 1979 by Louisville, Nov. 14, 1998 Fewest 67.5 in 1997 by Tulsa, Nov. 6, 1993 Season 39 in 2010 Yards Per Carry Fewest 2 in 1980, 1984 Game 11.2 vs. Memphis, Nov. 3, 2007 Fewest -0.94 vs. Virginia Tech, Sept. 10, 2011 ■■Total Offense By Opp. 8.6 by West Virginia, Sept. 28, 2002 Season 5.9 in 1979 Plays Fewest 2.5 in 1997 Game 102 vs. UCF, Oct. 1, 2016 Touchdowns Fewest 41 vs. Florida State, Sept. 20, 1980 By Opp. 104 by Marshall, Dec. 19, 2001 Game 9 vs. Virginia, Nov. 8, 1975 Opp./Fewest 40 by Western Carolina, Sept. 1, 1979 By Opp. 9 by Navy, Nov. 19, 2016 Season 47 in 1979 Season 1,070 in 2014 Fewest 6 in 1997 Fewest 496 in 1962 Yards ■■Passing Game 789 vs. North Carolina, Sept. 20, 2014 Attempts Fewest 12 vs. Southern Miss, Oct. 5, 1968 Game 77 vs. Syracuse, Sept. 5, 1992 By Opp. 769 by Louisville, Nov. 14, 1998 Fewest 5 vs. North Carolina, Sept. 12, 1981 Opp./Fewest 41 by Catawba, Sept. 12, 1964 By Opp. 75 by Houston, Dec. 5, 2009 Season 6,929 in 2014 Season 637 in 2014 Fewest 2,571 in 1961 Fewest 98 in 1976 Yards Per Play Completions Game 9.7 vs. Western Carolina, Sept. 3, 2016 Game 54 vs. Houston, Nov. 4, 2017 Fewest 1.78 vs. Washington, Sept. 25, 1993 Fewest 0 vs. Appalachian State, Oct. 19, 1974 By Opp. 13.0 by Memphis, Nov. 25, 2017 vs. Southern Illinois, Sept. 28, 1974 Season 6.48 in 2014 vs. Bowling Green, Sept. 14, 1974 Fewest 3.78 in 1968, 1969 By Opp. 56 by Houston, Dec. 5, 2009 Yards Per Game Opp./Fewest 2 by NC State, Sept. 8, 1979 by Navy, Sept. 2, 2006 Season 533.0 in 2014 Season 408 in 2010 Fewest 257.1 in 1961 Fewest 35 in 1960 ■■Scoring Highest Completion Percentage Game (min. 10 att.) 88.9 vs. Navy, Oct. 22, 2011 (40-for-45) Points Scored By Opp. 91.7 by Eastern Kentucky, Nov. 15, 1980 (11-of-12) Game 74 vs. Newport News Apprentice, Nov. 14, 1959 Season 70.3 in 2013 By Opp. 79 by Guilford, Nov. 12, 1932 Lowest 22.9 in 1974 Season 522 in 2013 Fewest 108 in 1969 Interceptions Game 6 vs. Memphis, Oct. 2, 1993 Points Per Game Season 27 in 1992 Season 40.2 in 2013 Fewest 3 in 1980 Fewest 12.0 in 1969 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 174 2018 Football Fact Book TOP TEAM SEASONS Rushing Passing Total Offense Points/Game No. Year Yards No. Year Yards No. Year Yards No. Year Yards 1. 1979 4,053 1. 2014 4,835 1. 2014 6,929 1. 2013 40.2 2. 1976 3,263 2. 2013 4,265 2. 2013 6,086 2. 2010 36.8 3. 1975 3,090 3. 2010 4,143 3. 2010 5,689 3. 2014 35.8 4. 1974 3,015 4. 2016 4,016 4. 2016 5,605 4. 1979 34.5 5. 1977 2,927 5. 2017 3,815. 5. 2012 5,311 5. 1991 33.8 6. 1973 2,918 6. 2012 3,551 6. 1979 5,228 6. 2001 32.7 7. 1982 2,845 7. 2011 3,433 7. 2009 5,172 7. 1973 32.0 8. 1972 2,783 8. 1991 3,379 8. 2017 5,107 8. 2012 31.5 9. 1978 2,692 9. 2015 3,375 9. 2007 5,011 9. 2007 31.0 10. 1981 2,662 10. 1992 3,085 10. 2015 4,975 10. 2000 30.0 Rushing Yards/Game Passing Yards/Game Total Offense/Game Total Defense/Game No. Year Avg. No. Year Yards No. Year Yards No. Year Yards 1. 1979 368.5 1. 2014 371.9 1. 2014 533.0 1. 1965 195.7 2. 1976 296.6 2. 2016 334.7 2. 1979 475.3 2. 1964 201.8 3. 1975 280.9 3. 2013 328.1 3. 2013 468.2 3. 1978 204.8 4. 1974 274.1 4. 2010 318.7 4. 2016 467.1 4. 1963 206.1 5. 1977 266.1 5. 2017 317.9 5. 1996 438.2 5. 1976 214.1 6. 1973 265.3 6. 1991 307.2 6. 2010 437.6. 6. 1972 247.0 7. 1982 258.6 7. 2011 286.1 7. 1991 437.1 7. 1973 265.2 8. 1972 253.0 8. 2015 281.2 8. 2017 425.6 8. 1966 272.2 9. 1978 244.7 9. 1992 280.4 9. 1992 421.1 9. 1969 284.4 10. 1981 242.0 10. 2012 273.2 10. 2001 416.5 10. 1967 287.7

Touchdowns ■■Defense Game 10 vs. North Carolina, Sept. 20, 2014 By Opp. 10 by Memphis, Nov. 25, 2017 Interceptions Navy, Nov. 6, 2010 Game 7 vs. Western Carolina, Oct. 18, 1975 Season 68 in 2010 By Opp. 6 by Memphis, Oct. 2, 1993 Fewest 15 in 1969 Season 26 in 1976 Field Goals Made Fewest 5 in 2016 Game 4 nine times, last vs. BYU, Oct. 21, 2017 Interception Return Yards 5 four times, last vs. By Opp. Game 159 vs. Richmond, Nov. 6, 1976 Tulane, Oct. 12, 2013 By Opp. 176 by Southern Miss, Nov. 5, 2011 Season 22 in 2008 Fewest 0 in 1962, 1963, 1964 Season 519 in 1976 Fewest 33 in 1986 Field Goals Attempted Game 7 twice, last vs. Tulane, Oct. 12, 2013 Average Per Interception Return Season 35 in 2008 Season 22.1 in 1982 Fewest 5 in 1967 Lowest 4.2 in 2004 PAT Kicks Made TDs On Interception Returns Game 10 last vs. North Carolina, Sept. 20, 2014 Game 2 vs. Tulsa, Nov. 15, 2009 By Opp. 10 twice, last by Memphis, Nov. 25, 2017 vs. Memphis, Sept. 16, 2006 Season 64 in 2013 Season 4 in 1991 Fewest 9 in 1962 PAT Kicks Attempted ■■Returns Game 10 last vs. North Carolina, Sept. 20, 2014 Season 66 in 2013 Punt Returns Fewest 12 in 1962 Game 11 vs. Furman, Oct. 28, 1972 By Opp. 9 by William & Mary, Sept. 21, 1968 Two-Point Conversions Made Season 45 in 1968 Game 3 vs. Newberry, Oct. 20, 1962 Fewest 6 in 2017 vs. Presbyterian, Oct. 5, 1963 By Opp. 2 by Murray State, Sept. 17, 1983 Punt Return Yards Season 11 in 1963 Game 168 vs. Houston, Nov. 11, 2000 Safeties By Opp. 146 by Southern Miss, Nov. 14, 1987 Game 1 many times Season 469 in 1978 Season 3 in 1989 Fewest -4 in 2017 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 175 2018 Football Fact Book Freshman Travis Williams helped ECU establish a single-season punt return average record (15.7 ypr) in 2004 by setting his own individual standard with a 17.7 clip.

Average Per Punt Return ■■Punting Season 15.7 in 2004 Lowest -0.7 in 2017 Punts Game 13 vs. William & Mary, Sept. 21, 1968 Punt Return Touchdowns vs. Memphis, Nov. 21, 1992 Game 1 many times, last Fewest 0 vs. UAB, Sept. 24, 2011 vs. BYU, Oct. 10, 2015 vs. UTEP, Nov. 28, 2008 Season 2 twice, last in 1985 vs. Florida State, Sept. 3, 1983 Kickoff Returns By Opp. 11 by Richmond, Nov. 10, 1979 Game 12 vs. Navy, Nov. 6, 2010 by Illinois State, Sept. 23, 1989 By Opp. 11 by UTEP, Nov. 28, 2008 Season 86 in 1968 Season 82 in 2010 Fewest 39 in 1964 Fewest 16 in 1963 Average Per Punt Kickoff Return Yards Game 53.8 vs. Army, Oct. 2, 1999 Game 303 vs. Southern Miss, Oct. 9, 2010 By Opp. 59.5 by Houston, Sept. 27, 2008 By Opp. 266 by Boise State, Dec. 23, 2007 Season 45.2 in 2009 Season 1,653 in 2010 Lowest 31.4 in 1967 Fewest 285 in 1976 Punting Yards Average Per Kickoff Return Game 488 vs. Memphis, Nov. 21, 1992 Season 28.4 in 1963 Fewest 0 vs. UAB, Sept. 24, 2011 Lowest 14.3 in 1976 vs. UTEP, Nov. 28, 2008 vs. Florida State, Sept. 3, 1983 Kickoff Return Touchdowns Season 3,307 in 2007 Game 1 many times, last Fewest 1,352 in 1964 vs. Appalachian State, Sept. 1, 2012 Season 3 in 2009 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 176 2018 Football Fact Book Miscellaneous Records ■■First Downs Season 109 in 2014 Fewest 50 in 1966, 1974 Total First Downs Game 39 vs. North Carolina, Sept. 20, 2014 Yards Penalized Fewest 4 vs. Florida State, Sept. 20, 1980 Game 159 vs. Tulane, Nov. 2, 1991 By Opp. 39 by Louisville, Nov. 14, 1998 Fewest 0 many times, last vs. UL-Lafayette, Dec. 22, 2012 Season 378 in 2014 By Opp. 182 by Parsons, Sept. 14, 1968 Fewest 136 in 1967 Opp./Fewest 0 twice, by UAB, Sept. 24, 2011 Season 1,004 in 2014 First Downs Passing Fewest 437 in 2004 Game 27 vs. Houston, Nov. 4, 2017 Fewest 0 four times, last vs. Florida State, Sept. 20, 1980 ■■Turnovers By Opp. 29 by Houston, Dec. 5, 2009 by Louisville, Nov. 14, 1998 Total Fumbles Season 238 in 2014 Game 11 vs. Richmond, Oct. 21, 1978 Fewest 20 in 1974 Season 54 in 1978 Fewest 11 in 2017 First Downs Rushing Game 34 vs. Virginia, Nov. 8, 1975 Fumbles Lost Fewest 0 vs. NC State, Nov. 27, 2004 Game 6 vs. North Carolina, Sept. 16, 1978 By Opp. 28 by Navy, Oct. 27, 2012 vs. VMI, Sept. 24, 1977 Season 204 in 1979 vs. The Citadel, Oct. 20, 1973 Fewest 61 in 2004 Season 29 in 1978 Fewest 5 in 1998, 2000, 2007, 2017 First Downs By Penalty Season 35 in 2017 Total Giveaways Fewest 6 in 1983 Game 7 six times, last vs. UAB, Sept. 24, 2011 Season 48 in 1971 ■■Penalties Fewest 14 in 2007 Number of Penalties Total Takeaways Game 18 vs. Tulane, Nov. 2, 1991 Game 9 vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 19, 1988 Fewest 0 many times, last vs. UL-Lafayette Dec. 22, 2012 Season 46 in 1975 By Opp. 15 by Southern Miss, Oct. 9, 2010 in 1973 Opp./Fewest 0 twice, last by UAB, Sept. 24, 2011 Fewest 8 in 2016

Breon Allen’s 211 rushing yards was part of ECU’s school-record 789 offensive yards during the Pirates’ 70-41 win over No. 25 North Carolina at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium in 2014.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 177 2018 Football Fact Book ■■Victory Margin Margin Opponent Site Date Score +74 Newport News Apprentice Greenville, N.C. Nov. 14, 1959 74-0 +67 Edenton Greenville, N.C. Oct. 24, 1949 67-0 +51 Virginia Charlottesville, Va. Nov. 8, 1975 61-10 +50 Western Carolina Greenville, N.C. Oct. 19, 1963 50-0 +49 UAB Greenville, N.C. Nov. 16, 2013 63-14 +48 Southern Miss Greenville, N.C. Sept. 11, 1976 48-0 +47 Atlantic Christian Greenville, N.C. Nov. 18, 1950 54-7 +46 Illinois State Greenville, N.C. Sept. 23, 1989 56-10 +45 Albright Greenville, N.C. Sept. 19, 1959 45-0 Northeast Louisiana Monroe, La. Oct. 30, 1965 45-0 Davidson Davidson, N.C. Oct. 6, 1973 45-0 Marshall Greenville, N.C. Nov. 18, 1978 45-0 Tulane Greenville, N.C. Oct. 23, 1999 52-7 N.C. Central Greenville, N.C. Aug. 30, 2014 52-7 Western Carolina Greenville, N.C. Sept. 3, 2016 52-7

■■Losing Margin Margin Opponent Site Date Score -79 Guilford Greenville, N.C. Nov. 12, 1932 79-0 -65 Southern Miss Hattiesburg, Miss. Oct. 5, 1968 65-0 -64 Appalachian State Boone, N.C. Nov. 18, 1939 64-0 -57 Memphis Memphis, Tenn. Nov. 25, 2017 70-13 -56 Syracuse Syracuse, N.Y. Oct. 4, 1997 56-0 Florida State Tallahassee, Fla. Sept. 20, 1980 63-7 North Carolina Chapel Hill, N.C. Sept. 12, 1981 56-0 -53 Houston Houston, Texas Oct. 8, 2011 56-3 -52 Louisville Louisville, Ky. Oct. 2, 2004 59-7 -49 NC State Raleigh, N.C. Sept. 8, 1973 57-8 West Virginia Morgantown, W.Va. Oct. 3, 1987 49-0 -48 Lenoir-Rhyne Greenville, N.C. Nov. 9, 1959 55-7 -47 Virginia Tech Greenville, N.C. Sept. 16, 2017 64-17 Lenoir-Rhyne Lenoir, N.C. Nov. 23, 1934 47-0 Appalachian State Greenville, N.C. Nov. 6, 1948 47-0

■■Largest Road Attendance No. Att. Opponent Location Date Score 1. 95,416 Tennessee Neyland Stadium, Knoxville, Tenn. Sept. 2, 1995 27-7 2. 88,034 Florida Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville, Fla. Sept. 12, 2015 31-24 3. 84,774 Penn State Beaver Stadium, State College, Pa. Sept. 27, 1986 42-17 4. 84,738 Auburn Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn, Ala. Nov. 5, 1994 38-21 5. 84,266 Penn State Beaver Stadium, State College, Pa. Sept. 28, 1985 17-10 6. 82,605 South Carolina Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, S.C. Sept. 18, 1999 21-3 7. 80,899 South Carolina Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, S.C. Sept. 6, 2014 33-23 8. 80,384 South Carolina Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, S.C. Sept. 17, 2016 20-15 9. 80,079 Alabama * Legion Field, Birmingham, Ala. Oct. 17, 1998 23-22 10. 79,806 South Carolina Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, S.C. Sept. 21, 1996 23-7 11. 77,019 Georgia Sanford Stadium, Athens, Ga. Sept. 29, 1990 19-15 12. 77,006 South Carolina Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, S.C. Sept. 8, 2012 48-10 13. 73,943 Florida Florida Field, Gainesville, Fla. Oct. 22, 1983 24-17 14. 73,800 South Carolina Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, S.C. Oct. 27, 1984 42-20 15. 72,169 Virginia Tech * Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, N.C. Aug. 30, 2008 27-22 ECU victories in bold; *denotes neutral site location

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 178 2018 Football Fact Book Single-Game Opponent Records Individual Team ■■Most Rushing Yards ■■Most Rushing Yards No. Yds. Att. Avg. Name Team Year No. Yds. Team Year 1. 349 43 8.1 Paul Palmer Temple 1986 1. 536 West Virginia 2002 2. 337 25 13.5 Kay-Jay Harris West Virginia 2004 2. 521 Navy 2010 3. 300 41 7.3 Joffrey Reynolds Houston 2002 3. 512 Navy 2012 4. 265 17 15.6 Cardon Johnson James Madison 2017 4. 480 Navy 2016 5. 260 30 8.7 Avon Cobourne West Virginia 2002 5. 478 West Virginia 2004 6. 244 19 12.8 Sammie Smith Florida State 1987 6. 454 Miami (Fla.) 1980 7. 234 41 5.7 DeMarco McCleskey Cincinnati 1998 7. 426 Bowling Green 1971 8. 226 39 5.7 DeAngelo Williams Memphis 2005 8. 421 Syracuse 1992 9. 225 32 7.0 DeAngelo Williams Memphis 2004 9. 415 Navy 2015 10. 224 25 8.9 Mercury Morris W. Texas State 1967 415 South Carolina 1990 ■■Most Passing Yards ■■Most Passing Yards No. Yds. Att.-Cmp. Name Team Year No. Yds. Team Year 1. 592 56-44 Chris Redman Louisville 1998 1. 615 Louisville 1998 2. 576 70-41 Byron Leftwich Marshall 2001 2. 576 Marshall 2001 3. 527 75-56 Case Keenum Houston 2009 3. 527 Houston 2009 4. 451 61-39 Steve Taneyhill South Carolina 1994 4. 456 UTEP 2007 5. 436 44-29 Gunner Kiel Cincinnati 2014 456 Florida State 1982 6. 454 UAB 2002 ■■Most Receptions 7. 451 South Carolina 1994 No. Rec. Yds. Avg. Name Team Date 8. 436 Cincinnati 2014 1. 19 241 12.7 James Cleveland Houston 2009 9. 425 South Carolina 1997 2. 16 259 16.2 Chris Penn Tulsa 1993 10. 419 Marshall 2012 3. 15 124 8.3 Shaq Washington Cincinnati 2015 15 234 15.6 Denero Marriott Marshall 2001 ■■Most Yards Total Offense 15 214 14.3 Ibn Green Louisville 1998 No. Yds. Team Year 15 206 13.7 Wilbert Ursin Tulane 1991 1. 769 Louisville 1998 7. 14 189 13.5 Cam Phillips Virginia Tech 2017 2. 706 Florida State 1982 14 141 10.1 Tommy Shuler Marshall 2012 3. 675 Virginia Tech 2017 14 135 9.6 Damaris Johnson Tulsa 2009 4. 649 Marshall 2001 10. 13 100 7.7 Darius Joseph SMU 2014 5. 645 Georgia Southern 1985 13 154 11.8 Roydell Williams Tulane 2001 6. 639 Rice 2010 7. 635 Memphis 2017 ■■Most Reception Yards 8. 634 Syracuse 1992 No. Rec. Yds. Avg. Name Team Date 9. 633 Marshall 2012 1. 16 259 16.2 Chris Penn Tulsa 1993 10. 626 South Carolina 1990 2. 19 241 12.7 James Cleveland Houston 2009 3. 15 234 15.6 Denero Marriott Marshall 2001 ■■Most Points Scored 4. 15 214 14.3 Ibn Green Louisville 1998 No. Yds. Team Year 5. 15 206 13.7 Wilbert Ursin Tulane 1991 1. 79 Guilford 1932 6. 4 194 48.5 Jon Olinger Cincinnati 2002 2. 76 Navy 2010 8 194 24.3 Michael Irvin Miami (Fla.) 1986 3. 70 Memphis 2017 8. 14 189 13.5 Cam Phillips Virginia Tech 2017 4. 66 Navy 2016 9 189 21.0 Donnie Avery Houston 2007 5. 65 Southern Miss 1968 10. 7 183 26.1 Marlon Pearce Cincinnati 1991 6. 64 Virginia Tech 2017 64 Marshall (2OT) 2001 64 Appalachian State 1939 9. 63 UCF 2017 63 Louisville 1998 63 Florida State 1980

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 179 2018 Football Fact Book Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Records ■■First Downs Total First Downs by ECU 39...... vs. North Carolina, Sept. 20, 2014 by Opp. 39...... by Louisville, Nov. 14, 1998 First Downs Passing by ECU 23...... vs. Syracuse, Sept. 5, 1992 by Opp. 29...... by Houston, Dec. 5, 2009 . by Louisville, Nov. 14, 1998 First Downs Rushing by ECU 28...... vs. William & Mary, Nov. 12, 1983 by Opp. 28...... by Navy, Oct. 27, 2012 First Downs by Penalty by ECU 8...... vs. James Madison, Sept. 2, 2017 by Opp. 6...... by UCF, Dec. 4, 2014 Fumbles Lost Punt Returns ■■Rushing by ECU 6...... vs. VMI, Sept. 24, 1977 by ECU 10...... vs. Houston, 2000 by Opp. 9...... by William & Mary, 1968 Attempts by Opp. 5...... by Texas-Arlington, Sept. 30, 1978 by ECU 76...... vs. Southern Illinois, Sept. 16, 1972 Interceptions Made Punt Return Yards by Opp. 69...... by Navy, Oct. 27, 2012 by ECU 7...... vs. Western Carolina, Oct. 18, 1975 by ECU 168...... vs. Houston, Nov. 11, 2000 by Opp. 116...... by Southern Miss, Nov. 5, 2011 . by Temple, Sept. 28, 1985 by Opp. 6...... by Memphis, Oct. 2, 1993 Net Yards Interception Return Yards ■■Scoring by ECU 500...... vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 10, 1987 by ECU 155...... vs. Memphis, Sept. 16, 2006 Points by Opp. 521...... by Navy, Nov. 6, 2010 by Opp. 176...... by Southern Miss, Nov. 5, 2011 by ECU 70...... vs. North Carolina, Sept. 20, 2014 by Opp. 76...... by Navy, Nov. 6, 2010 ■■Passing ■■Penalties Penalties Combined Points Attempts 124...... vs. Marshall, Nov. 23, 2012 by ECU 18...... vs. Tulane, Nov. 2, 1991 by ECU 77...... vs. Syracuse, Sept. 5, 1992 (ECU 65, Marshall 59) by Opp. 75...... by Houston, Dec. 5, 2009 by Opp. 14...... by James Madison, Sept. 2, 2017 . by Parsons, Sept. 14, 1968 Touchdowns Completions Yards Penalized by ECU 10...... vs. North Carolina, Sept. 20, 2014 by ECU 46...... vs. Old Dominion, Aug. 31, 2013 PAT Kicks Made by Opp. 56...... by Houston, Dec. 5, 2009 by ECU 159...... vs. Tulane, Nov. 2, 1991 by Opp. 182...... by Parsons, Sept. 14, 1968 by ECU 10...... vs. North Carolina, Sept. 20, 2014 Net Yards Two-Point Conversions Made by ECU 521...... vs. Syracuse, Sept. 5, 1992 ■■Punting by ECU 2...... vs. Southern Illinois, Oct. 9, 1976 by Opp. 615...... by Louisville, Nov. 14, 1998 Punts Field Goals Made 13...... vs. William & Mary, Sept. 21, 1968 Had Intercepted by ECU by ECU 4...... five times, last vs. BYU, Oct. 21, 2017 by ECU 6...... vs. Memphis, Oct. 2, 1993 by Opp. 11...... by Illinois State, Sept. 23, 1989 Most Points in Season by Opp. 7...... by Western Carolina, Oct. 18, 1975 . by Richmond, Nov. 10, 1979 by ECU 269...... in 2013 (6 games) Punting Yards by Opp. 261...... in 2017 (7 games) ■■Total Offense by ECU 427...... vs. Virginia Tech, Oct. 21, 1989 Fewest Points in Season Plays by Opp. 434...... by Richmond, Nov. 10, 1979 by ECU 43...... in 1970 (4 games) by ECU 102...... vs. UCF, Oct. 1, 2016 Average Per Punt by Opp. 103...... by Georgia Southern, Sept. 22, 1984 by Opp. 17...... in 1963 (5 games) by ECU 62.5...... vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 18, 2017 (2 punts) Margin of Victory Net Yards by Opp. 59.5...... by Houston, Sept. 27, 2008 (2 punts) by ECU 49...... vs. UAB, Nov. 16, 2013 (63-14) by ECU 789...... vs. North Carolina, Sept. 20, 2014 by Opp. 47...... by Virginia Tech, Sept. 16, 2017 (64-17) by Opp. 769...... by Louisville, Nov. 14, 1998 ■■Returns Kickoff Returns Longest Winning Streak ■■Turnovers by ECU 12...... vs. Navy, Nov. 6, 2010 by ECU 18...... Oct. 30, 1971 (W, 26-13 vs. Furman) Fumbles by Opp. 11...... by UTEP, Nov. 28, 2008 to Oct. 4, 1975 (L, 17-14 vs. Richmond) by ECU 10...... vs. VMI, Sept. 24, 1977 Kickoff Return Yards Longest Losing Streak . vs. Dayton, Oct. 26, 1974 by ECU 198...... vs. Navy, Nov. 6, 2010 by ECU 9...... Dec. 6, 2002 (L, 42-44 vs. Cincinnati) by Opp. 9...... by East Tennessee State, Sept. 18, 1982 by Opp. 240...... by UCF, Oct. 6, 2007 to Oct. 9, 2004 (W, 27-25 vs. Tulane) EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 180 2018 Football Fact Book Yearly Results Overall Conference Season W-L-T Pct. PF PA W-L-T Pct. PF PA Conference Coach 1932 0-5-0 .000 0 187 Kenneth Beatty 1933 1-5-0 .167 6 98 Kenneth Beatty 1934 1-4-1 .250 18 87 G.L. Mathis 1935 3-3-0 .500 77 32 G.L. Mathis 1936 3-2-0 .600 50 13 Bo Farley 1937 2-5-0 .286 65 78 J.D. Alexander 1938 1-6-1 .188 39 126 J.D. Alexander 1939 0-8-0 .000 18 168 O.A. Hankner 1940 5-3-0 .625 143 70 John Christenbury 1941 7-0-0 1.000 159 20 John Christenbury 1942-45 No Games Played 1946 5-3-1 .611 158 58 Jim Johnson 1947 3-6-0 .333 64 142 2-4-0 .300 North State Conference Jim Johnson 1948 0-9-0 .000 38 206 North State Conference Jim Johnson 1949 4-5-1 .450 207 177 North State Conference Bill Dole 1950 7-3-0 .700 252 142 North State Conference Bill Dole 1951 4-6-0 .400 184 220 North State Conference Bill Dole 1952 6-3-2 .636 225 132 4-1-1 .750 North State Conference Jack Boone 1953 8-2-0 .800 292 81 6-0-0 1.000 * North State Conference Jack Boone 1954 5-4-1 .550 144 105 3-2-0 .600 North State Conference Jack Boone 1955 4-5-0 .444 93 102 3-2-0 .600 North State Conference Jack Boone 1956 2-7-1 .250 118 269 North State Conference Jack Boone 1957 1-8-0 .111 73 218 North State Conference Jack Boone 1958 6-4-0 .600 142 145 North State Conference Jack Boone 1959 5-6-0 .455 269 171 North State Conference Jack Boone 1960 7-3-0 .700 144 92 North State Conference Jack Boone 1961 5-4-1 .550 151 139 Carolinas Conference Jack Boone 1962 5-4-0 .556 217 136 Clarence Stasavich 1963 9-1-0 .900 230 54 Clarence Stasavich 1964 9-1-0 .900 279 107 Southern Conference Clarence Stasavich 1965 9-1-0 .900 229 83 3-1-0 .750 83 47 Southern Conference Clarence Stasavich 1966 4-5-1 .450 174 175 4-1-1 .750 126 67 * Southern Conference Clarence Stasavich 1967 8-2-0 .800 253 178 4-1-0 .800 145 81 Southern Conference Clarence Stasavich 1968 4-6-0 .400 175 244 2-2-0 .500 54 72 Southern Conference Clarence Stasavich 1969 2-7-0 .222 108 204 1-3-0 .250 71 118 Southern Conference Clarence Stasavich 1970 3-8-0 .273 136 253 2-2-0 .500 55 87 Southern Conference Mike McGee 1971 4-6-0 .400 181 300 3-2-0 .600 101 106 Southern Conference Sonny Randle 1972 9-2-0 .818 269 176 6-0-0 1.000 161 67 * Southern Conference Sonny Randle 1973 9-2-0 .818 352 151 7-0-0 1.000 262 41 * Southern Conference Sonny Randle 1974 7-4-0 .636 250 167 3-3-0 .500 131 107 Southern Conference Pat Dye 1975 8-3-0 .727 296 154 4-2-0 .667 111 80 Southern Conference Pat Dye 1976 9-2-0 .818 278 116 4-1-0 .800 128 66 * Southern Conference Pat Dye 1977 8-3-0 .727 268 154 Pat Dye 1978 9-3-0 .750 287 136 Pat Dye 1979 7-3-1 .682 380 193 Pat Dye 1980 4-7-0 .364 192 312 Ed Emory 1981 5-6-0 .455 242 290 Ed Emory 1982 7-4-0 .636 259 228 Ed Emory 1983 8-3-0 .727 271 180 Ed Emory 1984 2-9-0 .182 210 309 Ed Emory 1985 2-9-0 .182 161 281 Art Baker 1986 3-8-0 .273 197 364 Art Baker 1987 5-6-0 .455 229 330 Art Baker 1988 3-8-0 .273 281 325 Art Baker 1989 6-5-0 .545 301 286 Bill Lewis 1990 5-6-0 .455 254 267 Bill Lewis 1991 11-1-0 .917 372 243 Bill Lewis 1992 5-6-0 .455 289 367 Steve Logan 1993 2-9-0 .182 175 329 Steve Logan 1994 7-5-0 .583 303 233 Steve Logan

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 181 2018 Football Fact Book Overall Conference Season W-L-T Pct. PF PA W-L-T Pct. PF PA Conference Coach 1995 9-3-0 .750 255 213 Steve Logan 1996 8-3-0 .727 316 214 Steve Logan 1997 5-6-0 .455 214 298 4-2-0 .667 148 131 Conference USA Steve Logan 1998 6-5-0 .545 274 297 3-3-0 .500 163 191 Conference USA Steve Logan 1999 9-3-0 .750 319 197 4-2-0 .667 191 133 Conference USA Steve Logan 2000 8-4-0 .667 330 229 5-2-0 .714 240 125 Conference USA Steve Logan 2001 6-6-0 .500 360 296 5-2-0 .714 252 184 Conference USA Steve Logan 2002 4-8-0 .333 335 399 4-4-0 .500 250 266 Conference USA Steve Logan 2003 1-11-0 .083 217 428 1-7-0 .125 174 280 Conference USA John Thompson 2004 2-9-0 .182 231 439 2-6-0 .250 174 300 Conference USA John Thompson 2005 5-6-0 .455 267 317 4-4-0 .500 194 232 Conference USA Skip Holtz 2006 7-6-0 .538 280 270 5-3-0 .625 188 154 Conference USA Skip Holtz 2007 8-5-0 .615 403 395 6-2-0 .750 294 227 Conference USA Skip Holtz 2008 9-5-0 .643 328 295 6-2-0 .750 187 156 * Conference USA Skip Holtz 2009 9-5-0 .643 378 307 7-1-0 .875 254 149 * Conference USA Skip Holtz 2010 6-7-0 .462 478 572 5-3-0 .625 346 327 Conference USA Ruffin McNeill 2011 5-7-0 .417 315 387 4-4-0 .500 210 244 Conference USA Ruffin McNeill 2012 8-5-0 .615 409 411 7-1-0 .875 296 224 Conference USA Ruffin McNeill 2013 10-3-0 .769 522 322 6-2-0 .750 326 190 Conference USA Ruffin McNeill 2014 8-5-0 .615 466 336 5-3-0 .625 273 206 American Athletic Ruffin McNeill 2015 5-7-0 .417 329 312 3-5-0 .375 204 188 American Athletic Ruffin McNeill 2016 3-9-0 .250 324 433 1-7-0 .125 207 322 American Athletic Scottie Montgomery 2017 3-9-0 .250 299 540 2-6-0 .250 215 369 American Athletic Scottie Montgomery Totals 437-411-11 .521 18,349 17,683 Notes: 1986 Temple game and 1989 Louisiana Tech game were forfeited to ECU due to use of an ineligible player. The school and coaching records reflect this change. *denotes conference championship. PIRATES IN THE FINAL POLLS

1991 Associated Press Poll 15. Alabama 9. East Carolina 24. Air Force 12. Penn State 1. Miami (Fla.) 16. West Virginia 10. Iowa 25. N.C. State 13. Notre Dame 2. Nebraska 17. UCLA 11. Syracuse 1995 USA Today/ESPN 14. Texas 3. Auburn 18. Pittsburgh 12. Notre Dame Coaches Poll 15. Texas A&M 4. Georgia 19. Boston College 13. Texas A&M 16. Syracuse 5. Texas 20. East Carolina 14. Oklahoma 1. Nebraska 17. Virginia 2. Tennessee 6. Florida 1991 Associated Press Poll 15. Tennessee 18. Oregon 7. Brigham Young 16. Nebraska 3. Florida 19. Michigan 8. Michigan 1. Washington 17. Clemson 4. Colorado 20. Texas Tech 9. Ohio State 2. Miami (Fla.) 18. UCLA 5. Florida State 21. Auburn 10. Illinois 3. Penn State 19. Georgia 6. Kansas State 22. Iowa 11. Clemson 4. Florida State 20. Colorado 7. Northwestern 23. East Carolina 12. SMU 5. Alabama 21. Tulsa 8. Ohio State 24. Toledo 13. Air Force 6. Michigan 22. Stanford 9. Virginia Tech 25. LSU 14. Iowa 7. California 23. Brigham Young 10. Kansas 8. Florida 11. Southern California Retired Jersey Numbers 16 18 29 36 Robert Farris Norman Swindell James Speight Roger Thrift Jersey number 16 was last Jersey number 18 was last Jersey number 29 was worn Jersey number 36 was worn worn by Robert Farris, a worn by Norman Swindell, a by James Speight, a running by Roger Thrift, a record-set- kicker from Falls Church, blocking back from New Bern, back from Greenville, N.C. ting quarterback from New Va. Farris was killed in an N.C. The most valuable player The MVP of the 1957 and Bern, N.C., that starred during automobile accident while on the 1965 team, Swindell 1959 squads, Speight once the 1949 and 1950 seasons. returning to campus for drowned near his home held the school record for He earned all-conference, all- fall practice prior to his during the Christmas holidays most points in a game with state, and honorable mention senior season in 1967. following the 1965 season. 26 and accounted for over Little All-America honors. 2,700 career rushing yards. EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 182 2018 Football Fact Book Coaching History ECU HEAD COACHING RECORDS ALL-TIME ASSISTANT COACHES (1959-2018)

Seasons (#) Head Coach W L T Pct. Adams, Deke (2016) Hargreaves, Vernon Pagano, Chuck 2016-17 (2) Scottie Montgomery 6 18 0 .250 Anderson, Ryan (2016-17) (2007-09) (1989, 1992-94) 2010-2015 (6) Ruffin McNeill 42 34 0 .553 Anderson, Wright Herrin, Les (1985-87) Parker, Norm (1980-82) 2005-2009 (5) Skip Holtz 38 27 0 .585 (1974-76, 80-81) Holland, Jim (1980-82) Petersen, Tony (2016-18) 2003-2004 (2) John Thompson 3 20 0 .150 Babich, Bob (1992-93) Hudson, Greg (2005-09) Petty, Phil (2005-09) 1992-2002 (11) Steve Logan 69 58 0 .543 Baker, Art (1983) Hutcherson, Ken (1975-79) Powers, Don (1985-88) 1989-1991 (3) Bill Lewis 22 12 0 .647 Bankston, Rick (1975-76) Huxtable, Dave Prescott, Spencer (1981-82) 1985-1988 (4) Art Baker 13 31 0 .295 Barrow, Robert (1983-84) (1990-91, 1998-99) Price, Duane (2010-15) 1980-1984 (5) Ed Emory 26 29 0 .473 Jagodzinski, Jeff (1988-96) 1974-1979 (6) Pat Dye 48 18 1 .724 Beckish, Larry (1982) Prunty, Robert (2017) Janski, Steve (2003-04) 1971-1973 (3) Sonny Randle 22 10 0 .688 Bell, Richard (1988) Ragazzo, Vito (1971-72) Jette, Paul (1994-2000, 2002) 1970 (1) Mike McGee 3 8 0 .273 Bengla, Jim (1980-82) Randle, Sonny (1970) 1962-1969 (8) Clarence Stasavich 50 27 1 .647 Berry, Todd (1992-95) Johnson, Ellis (1985-87) Reese, Carl (1970-73) 1952-1961 (10) Jack Boone 49 46 5 .515 Blackwell, David (2018) Jones, Brandon (2010-14) Richt, Mark (1989) 1949-1951 (3) Bill Dole 15 14 1 .517 Blount, Kermit (1983) Jones, David (1982-84) Riley, Daric (2018) 1946-1948 (3) Jim Johnson 8 18 1 .271 Brindise, Noah (2004) Kaufman, Art (2003-04) Riley, Garrett (2015) 1940-1941 (2) John Christenbury 12 3 0 .800 Brooks, Waverly (1983) Kelly, Chuck (1997) Riley, Lincoln (2010-14) 1939 (1) O.A. Hanker 0 8 0 .000 Brown, Watson (1974-75) Kelly, Tim (1989) Roggeman, Thomas 1937-1938 (2) J.D. Alexander 3 11 1 .233 Bullord, Harold (1962-68) Kincaid, Al (1976-79) (2005-09) 1936 (1) Bo Farley 3 2 0 .600 Bustle, Ricky (1980-82) King, Antonio (2016) Sanders, Bob (1980-82) 1934-1935 (2) G.L. “Doc” Mathis 4 7 1 .375 Kipps, Rex (1983-84) Scott, Willie (1994-98) 1932-1933 (2) Kenneth Beatty 1 10 0 .091 Cain, Bill (1968) Calloway, Neil (1978-79) Kirkpatrick, Donnie Shankweiler, Steve (1987-91, (2005-15) 1998-2002, 2005-09) Cassidy, Mike (1990-91) Klawiter, Warren (1973) Simmons, Dennis (2010-11) Chambers, Wally (1985-86) Clarence Stasavich (1962-1969) Kupec, Dick (1973-79) Slowik, Bob (1990-91) Christensen, Clyde (1986-88) 50-27-1 (.647) Leahy, Bob (2000-02) Smith, Junior (1997, 2005-09) Cooper, Ron (1989) • Only coach to guide Pirates to three Lemon, Theo (1993) Smith, Rick straight nine-win seasons Coyer, Larry (1993) Lewis, Terry (1980-81) (2005-09, 2013-16) • Guided ECC into Southern Conference Daisher, Ted (2001-02) Logan, Steve (1989-91) Steele, Dale (1989-94) membership in 1965 Davis, Brad (2015) Lynch, Brandon (2017-18) Stockstill, Rick (2003) • Also athletics director at East Carolina Doll, Kirk (2012-15, 2018) Mahoney, Don (2018) Tate, Fred (2003-04) Driesbach, Chuck (1987-88) Martin, Doug (1992-02) Thompson, Donnie Elmassian, Phil (1983) (1987-88, 2005-06) Matlock, John (1971-72) Pat Dye (1974-1979) Elmquist, Charlie (1983-84) Thompson, Kenwick (2016-17) Matous, Ken (1983-88) 48-18-1 (.724) Farrington, Jeff Throckmorton, Tom (1983-84) McGee, Jerry (1970) • Directed Pirates to at least seven (1983, 1985-86) Thurmond, Chris (1992-93) wins in all six seasons at ECU McGeoghan, Phil (2016) Fast, Garry (1980-81) Tilghman, Terry (1996-2002) • Led ECU to an 8-3 mark in 1977, the first McGuire, Clay (2010-11) Fela, Jeff (1988) Treadway, Ken (1995) year as a Division I Independent McFarland, Robert (2004) Ferguson, Al (1970) Trevathan, Henry (1970-80) McMahon, Greg (2005) Ferguson, Linwood (1984) Troupe, Greg (1976-77) McMahon, Tom (1989) Fitch, Todd (2007-09) Van Der Hayden, Larry Steve Logan (1992-2002) Flaherty, Pat (1992) McManus, Jerry (1996-2004) (1962-68, 1979) Fleming, Jim (1994-97) McNeill, Ruffin (1992) Van Sant, Henry (1967-69) 69-58-0 (.543) Fuller, Jim (1974) Mitchell, Brian (2010-12) Wade, Geep (2016-17) • Currently ranks as the Pirates’ Moore, Shannon (2016-18) all-time winningest coach Gaither, Keith (2017-18) Wallace, Bobby (1977-79) Murray, Don (1984-86) • Took ECU to five overall bowl games Galloway, Lonnie (2003-04) Webster, James (1995-2000) • Led ECU to No. 23 ranking in the final Gantt, Bob (1962-69) Nelson, Gary (1980-81) Welborn, Odell 1995 USA Today/ESPN coaches poll Gilbride, Kevin (1987-88) Nichol, Dave (2012-15) (1959-68, 1979) Graves, Matt (2003-04) Nichols, Jason (2017-18) Weller, Gary (1981) Grieb, Ben (1974-75) Nord, Greg (1990-91) Wiley, John (2010-15) Skip Holtz (2005-2009) Godette, Cary Norris, Lanny (1975-76) Wright, Rodrique (2018) 38-27-0 (.585) (1977-79, 1990-91) Novak, Frank (1973) Yanowski, Don (2001-02, 2006) • Led ECU to back-to-back Conference Grimes, J.B. (2003) O’Cain, Mike (1985) USA Championships (2008-09) Gudger, Jim (1980) Oden, Tony (2000-02) Yellock, Marc (2010-15) • Pirates peaked at No. 14 in the Hall, Wayne (1978-79) Odom, Jerry (2003-04) Yoshida, Cliff (1994-2001) 2008 Associated Press poll Hallow, John (1984) Orgel, Frank (1974-79) Zernhelt, John (1982-86) • Guided ECU to an unprecedented four-straight bowl appearances Current/former FBS/FCS head coaches in bold EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 183 2018 Football Fact Book Year-By-Year Results 1932 1938 Oct. 29 at Presbyterian L 0-39 Oct. 1 at Belmont Abbey L 0-19 Nov. 3 at Wake Forest Freshmen L 0-20 Oct. 8 CAMPBELL L 6-19 Nov. 12 GUILFORD L 0-79 Oct. 15 at Western Carolina W 7-6 Nov. 19 NC State FRESHMEN L 0-28 Oct. 29 at High Point L 7-20 Nov. 26 at Appalachian State L 0-21 Nov. 5 at Guilford T 7-7 Coach: Kenneth Beatty Record: 0-5 Nov. 11 WILLIAM & MARY L 0-6 Nov. 19 APPALACHIAN STATE L 6-18 Nov. 26 NORFOLK NAVY L 7-32 1933 Coach: J.D. Alexander Record: 1-6-1 Oct. 6 at NC State Freshmen L 0-18 Oct. 20 WAKE FOREST FRESHMEN L 0-27 Oct. 28 at Guilford L 0-32 1939 Nov. 3 PRESBYTERIAN L 0-8 Sept. 30 at Kutztown State L 6-20 Nov. 11 CAMPBELL W 6-0 Oct. 7 at Campbell L 0-13 Nov. 25 APPALACHIAN STATE L 0-14 Oct. 13 WESTERN CAROLINA L 6-12 Coach: Kenneth Beatty Record: 1-5 Oct. 21 at William & Mary L 0-7 Oct. 28 GUILFORD L 0-20 Nov. 11 HIGH POINT L 0-25 1934 Nov. 18 at Appalachian State L 0-64 Oct. 13 WINGATE L 0-6 Nov. 25 at Norfolk Navy L 6-7 Oct. 20 at Appalachian State L 6-27 Coach: O.A. Hanker Record: 0-8 Nov. 3 at Presbyterian W 6-0 Nov. 12 LOUISBURG L 6-7 Nov. 16 WILLIAM & MARY T 0-0 1940 Nov. 23 at Lenoir-Rhyne L 0-47 Sept. 28 KUTZTOWN STATE W 14-6 Coach: G.L. “Doc” Mathis Record: 1-4-1 Oct. 5 PRESBYTERIAN W 40-0 Oct. 12 at William & Mary W 18-0 Oct. 19 at Western Carolina L 14-25 1935 Oct. 26 NC STATE FRESHMEN L 0-26 Oct. 12 at Wingate L 0-6 Nov. 2 at Guilford W 13-0 Oct. 26 OAK RIDGE L 2-6 Nov. 16 HIGH POINT L 0-6 Nov. 9 CHOWAN W 46-0 Nov. 22 at Newport News Apprentice W 44-7 Nov. 16 at William & Mary W 10-6 Coach: John Christenbury Record: 5-3 Nov. 23 APPALACHIAN STATE L 6-14 Nov. 30 at Louisburg W 13-0 Coach: G.L. “Doc” Mathis Record: 3-3 1941 Sept. 27 TUSCULUM W 31-0 Oct. 10 NEWPORT NEWS APPRENTICE W 39-0 1936 Oct. 18 WESTERN CAROLINA W 19-6 Oct. 24 at Western Carolina L 6-7 Oct. 24 NEWPORT NAVY W 30-0 Oct. 30 WILLIAM & MARY W 25-0 Oct. 31 at Erskine W 14-7 Nov. 6 DUKE B TEAM W 14-6 Nov. 6 at Bergen W 13-7 Nov. 14 at Guilford L 0-6 Nov. 13 at Belmont Abbey W 13-0 Nov. 21 LOUISBURG W 19-0 Coach: John Christenbury Record: 7-0 Coach: Bo Farley Record: 3-2 1942-1945 1937 NO GAMES PLAYED Oct. 2 GUILFORD L 0-7 Oct. 9 at Campbell L 6-7 Oct. 16 BELMONT ABBEY L 7-19 1946 Oct. 23 WESTERN CAROLINA L 0-7 Sept. 30 at Presbyterian W 20-0 Oct. 30 at William & Mary L 6-18 Oct. 5 ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN T 6-6 Nov. 6 HIGH POINT W 19-7 Oct. 12 at Elon L 6-13 Nov. 13 at Louisburg W 27-13 Oct. 19 ERSKINE W 21-7 Coach: J.D. Alexander Record: 2-5 Oct. 26 NEWPORT NEWS W 19-7 Nov. 9 at Atlantic Christian W 26-6 Nov. 16 WESTERN CAROLINA L 7-13 Nov. 23 LENOIR-RHYNE L 0-6 Nov. 28 at Fort Bragg W 53-0 Coach: Jim Johnson Record: 5-3-1

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 184 2018 Football Fact Book 1947 1951 Sept. 27 LENOIR-RHYNE L 9-27 Sept. 15 at Southern Miss L 0-40 Oct. 4 at Atlantic Christian W 12-7 Sept. 22 at Newport News Apprentice W 32-6 Oct. 11 ELON L 0-7 Sept. 29 at Norfolk Navy W 7-6 Oct. 18 at Erskine L 0-13 Oct. 6 ELON L 20-34 Oct. 25 at Newport News Apprentice W 14-6 Oct. 13 at Western Carolina L 20-34 Nov. 1 FORT BRAGG W 12-2 Oct. 20 GUILFORD W 19-14 Nov. 8 LITTLE CREEK (Va.) L 7-31 Oct. 27 LENOIR-RHYNE L 14-41 Nov. 22 at NC State Freshmen L 12-20 Nov. 3 APPALACHIAN STATE L 20-24 Nov. 29 at Western Carolina L 0-28 Nov. 10 at Cherry Point Marines W 45-0 Coach: Jim Johnson Record: 3-6 Nov. 24 at The Citadel L 7-21 Coach: Bill Dole Record: 4-6 1948 Sept. 17 at Cherry Point Marines L 6-13 1952 Sept. 25 at Lenoir-Rhyne L 6-26 Sept. 13 NORFOLK NAVY L 7-13 Oct. 8 at Elon L 0-6 Sept. 20 NEWPORT NEWS APPRENTICE W 37-6 Oct. 15 WESTERN CAROLINA L 0-39 Sept. 27 at Lenoir-Rhyne L 6-7 Oct. 22 at Newport News Apprentice L 6-20 Oct. 4 CATAWBA T 7-7 Oct. 29 DUKE B TEAM L 13-19 Oct. 11 at Elon W 25-9 Nov. 6 APPALACHIAN STATE L 0-47 Oct. 18 WESTERN CAROLINA W 21-0 Nov. 13 HIGH POINT L 7-30 Oct. 25 GUILFORD W 41-25 Nov. 20 ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN L 0-6 Nov. 1 at Appalachian State W 22-19 Coach: Jim Johnson Record: 0-9 Nov. 8 at Stetson T 19-19 Nov. 15 WEST VIRGINIA TECH W 34-7 Dec. 13 Clarion State (Lions Bowl) L 6-13 1949 Coach: Jack Boone Record: 6-3-2 Sept. 15 CHERRY POINT MARINES W 24-0 Sept. 24 LENOIR-RHYNE L 20-21 Oct. 1 at Hampden-Sydney L 7-20 1953 Oct. 8 at Elon L 7-33 Sept. 19 WILSON TEACHERS W 41-0 Oct. 15 at Western Carolina L 6-19 Sept. 26 LENOIR-RHYNE W 34-0 Oct. 21 at Newport News Apprentice W 26-21 Oct. 3 at Catawba W 13-6 Oct. 28 EDENTON FLYERS W 67-0 Oct. 10 ELON W 45-25 Nov. 5 APPALACHIAN STATE L 18-35 Oct. 17 at Western Carolina W 26-7 Nov. 12 at High Point T 26-26 Oct. 24 GUILFORD W 40-0 Nov. 19 ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN W 6-2 Oct. 31 APPALACHIAN STATE W 40-7 Coach: Bill Dole Record: 4-5-1 Nov. 7 at Tampa L 13-18 Nov. 14 at Stetson W 40-6 Jan. 2 MORRIS-HARVEY (Elks Bowl) L 0-12 1950 Coach: Jack Boone Record: 8-2 Sept. 16 at Newport News Apprentice W 21-7 Sept. 23 at Lenoir-Rhyne W 27-19 Sept. 30 HAMPDEN-SYDNEY L 26-38 1954 Oct. 7 at Elon L 16-26 Sept. 11 NORFOLK NAVY W 21-0 Oct. 14 WESTERN CAROLINA W 36-6 Sept. 18 WEST CHESTER L 4-6 Oct. 20 at Guilford W 26-7 Sept. 25 at Lenoir-Rhyne W 7-6 Oct. 28 CHERRY POINT MARINES W 20-12 Oct. 2 CATAWBA W 26-7 Nov. 4 at Appalachian State L 0-20 Oct. 9 at Elon L 6-20 Nov. 11 HIGH POINT W 26-0 Oct. 16 WESTERN CAROLINA W 27-13 Nov. 18 ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN W 54-7 Oct. 23 EAST TENNESSEE STATE T 6-6 Coach: Bill Dole Record: 7-3 Oct. 30 at Appalachian State L 7-13 Nov. 6 at Tampa L 14-27 Nov. 13 STETSON W 26-7 Coach: Jack Boone Record: 5-4-1

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 185 2018 Football Fact Book 1955 1959 Sept. 10 NORFOLK NAVY W 6-0 Sept. 12 at Presbyterian L 13-18 Sept. 17 at West Chester L 0-9 Sept. 19 ALBRIGHT W 45-0 Sept. 24 LENOIR-RHYNE L 6-7 Sept. 26 at Guilford W 27-0 Oct. 1 at Catawba L 7-13 Oct. 3 at Catawba W 34-7 Oct. 8 ELON W 13-0 Oct. 10 ELON W 31-8 Oct. 15 at Western Carolina W 14-6 Oct. 17 at Western Carolina L 14-34 Oct. 22 at East Tennessee State L 20-34 Oct. 24 at Newberry L 7-34 Oct. 29 APPALACHIAN STATE W 13-0 Oct. 31 APPALACHIAN STATE L 0-28 Nov. 5 TAMPA L 14-33 Nov. 7 LENOIR-RHYNE L 21-22 Coach: Jack Boone Record: 4-5 Nov. 14 NEWPORT NEWS APPRENTICE W 74-0 Nov. 21 at Wofford L 13-20 1956 Coach: Jack Boone Record: 5-6 Sept. 8 NORFOLK NAVY L 19-20 Sept. 15 at Virginia Tech L 2-37 1960 Sept. 22 STETSON T 7-7 Sept. 17 NEWPORT NEWS APPRENTICE W 21-6 Sept. 29 CATAWBA L 13-23 Sept. 24 GUILFORD W 7-0 Oct. 6 at Elon W 19-7 Oct. 1 CATAWBA W 28-0 Oct. 13 WESTERN CAROLINA W 20-19 Oct. 8 at Elon W 14-8 Oct. 20 MORRIS-HARVEY L 0-28 Oct. 15 WESTERN CAROLINA W 7-6 Oct. 27 at Appalachian State L 19-22 Oct. 22 NEWBERRY W 21-0 Nov. 3 at Lenoir-Rhyne L 12-57 Oct. 29 at Appalachian State L 17-21 Nov. 17 RICHMOND L 7-45 Nov. 5 at Lenoir-Rhyne L 0-17 Coach: Jack Boone Record: 2-7-1 Nov. 12 PRESBYTERIAN L 7-27 Nov. 19 RICHMOND W 22-7 1957 Coach: Jack Boone Record: 7-3 Sept. 18 at Richmond L 7-40 Sept. 28 DAVIDSON L 7-19 1961 Oct. 5 at Catawba L 14-36 Sept. 16 INDIANA STATE W 19-6 Oct. 12 ELON L 12-21 Sept. 23 at Guilford W 17-15 Oct. 19 at Western Carolina L 7-20 Sept. 30 at Catawba W 16-0 Oct. 26 NEWBERRY L 7-20 Oct. 7 ELON W 22-20 Nov. 2 APPALACHIAN STATE L 6-7 Oct. 14 WESTERN CAROLINA L 6-7 Nov. 9 LENOIR-RHYNE L 7-55 Oct. 21 at Newberry W 13-7 Nov. 16 at Presbyterian W 6-0 Oct. 28 at Appalachian State L 14-16 Coach: Jack Boone Record: 1-8 Nov. 4 LENOIR-RHYNE L 19-24 Nov. 11 at Furman L 8-29 Nov. 18 WOFFORD T 20-20 1958 Coach: Jack Boone Record: 5-4-1 Sept. 13 EMORY & HENRY W 12-0 Sept. 20 PRESBYTERIAN L 16-24 Oct. 4 CATAWBA W 6-0 1962 Oct. 11 at Elon W 14-6 Sept. 15 at Richmond 5,500 L 26-27 Oct. 18 WESTERN CAROLINA W 18-7 Sept. 29 CATAWBA 6,500 W 15-14 Oct. 25 at Newberry L 6-28 Oct. 6 at Elon 3,800 L 19-23 Nov. 1 at Appalachian State L 0-14 Oct. 13 at Western Carolina 5,800 L 16-20 Nov. 8 at Lenoir-Rhyne L 14-59 Oct. 20 NEWBERRY 9,000 W 36-8 Nov. 15 RANDOLPH-MACON W 36-6 Oct. 27 APPALACHIAN STATE 4,000 W 29-16 Nov. 27 GUILFORD W 20-0 Nov. 3 at Lenoir-Rhyne 7,500 L 6-7 Coach: Jack Boone Record: 6-4 Nov. 17 at Wofford 3,700 W 41-9 Nov. 24 EASTERN KENTUCKY 3,100 W 29-12 Coach: Clarence Stasavich Record: 5-4

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 186 2018 Football Fact Book 1963 1967 Sept. 14 at Richmond 9,500 L 7-10 Sept. 16 at William & Mary 4,000 W 27-7 Sept. 21 WAKE FOREST 17,000 W 20-10 Sept. 24 at Richmond 8,000 W 23-7 Sept. 28 WOFFORD 3,500 W 34-7 Sept. 30 at Davidson 9,700 W 42-17 Oct. 5 at Presbyterian 4,500 W 24-7 Oct. 7 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 14,500 W 21-8 Oct. 12 ELON 9,000 W 6-0 Oct. 14 LOUISVILLE 11,118 W 18-13 Oct. 19 WESTERN CAROLINA 11,500 W 50-0 Oct. 21 at Parsons 9,000 W 27-26 Nov. 2 at The Citadel 7,500 W 20-6 Oct. 28 THE CITADEL 17,211 L 19-21 Nov. 9 LENOIR-RHYNE 10,500 W 28-0 Nov. 4 FURMAN 9,123 W 34-29 Nov. 23 at Tampa 6,800 W 14-8 Nov. 11 WEST TEXAS STATE 12,553 L 13-37 Dec. 14 Northeastern (Eastern Bowl) 2,700 W 27-6 Nov. 18 at Marshall 4,500 W 29-13 Coach: Clarence Stasavich Record: 9-1 Coach: Clarence Stasavich Record: 8-2 Southern Conference: 4-1 1964 1968 Sept. 12 CATAWBA 7,000 W 25-0 Sept. 14 PARSONS 16,687 W 37-7 Sept. 19 at West Chester 8,000 W 33-7 Sept. 21 WILLIAM & MARY 14,500 L 0-14 Sept. 26 HOWARD 13,000 W 31-20 Sept. 28 at Louisiana Tech 12,000 L 7-35 Oct. 10 at Wofford 6,000 W 21-0 Oct. 5 at Southern Miss 12,500 L 0-65 Oct. 17 at Lenoir-Rhyne 7,000 W 33-14 Oct. 26 RICHMOND 12,500 L 7-31 Oct. 24 RICHMOND 13,000 L 20-22 Nov. 2 at Furman 6,500 W 24-13 Oct. 31 at The Citadel 11,400 W 19-10 Nov. 9 TAMPA 15,000 L 21-28 Nov. 7 at Furman 5,000 W 34-14 Nov. 16 MARSHALL 7,500 W 49-20 Nov. 14 PRESBYTERIAN 14,322 W 49-8 Nov. 23 at The Citadel 13,845 W 23-14 Dec. 12 Massachusetts (Tangerine Bowl) 7,500 W 14-13 Nov. 30 at East Tennessee State 2,000 L 7-17 Coach: Clarence Stasavich Record: 9-1 Coach: Clarence Stasavich Record: 4-6 Southern Conference: 2-2 1965 1969 Sept. 25 WEST CHESTER 13,500 W 27-6 Sept. 20 at East Tennessee State 5,500 L 0-7 Oct. 2 at Furman 4,000 L 7-14 Sept. 27 LOUISIANA TECH 13,500 L 6-24 Oct. 9 at Richmond 5,500 W 34-13 Oct. 4 THE CITADEL 11,500 L 13-31 Oct. 16 at Louisville 8,800 W 34-20 Oct. 18 at Richmond 6,500 L 7-24 Oct. 23 THE CITADEL 13,800 W 21-0 Oct. 25 at Southern Illinois 12,500 W 17-3 Oct. 30 at Northeast Louisiana 2,000 W 45-0 Nov. 1 FURMAN 2,000 W 24-21 Nov. 6 LENOIR-RHYNE 16,332 W 44-0 Nov. 8 DAVIDSON 15,337 L 27-42 Nov. 13 GEORGE WASHINGTON 13,202 W 21-0 Nov. 15 at Marshall 5,500 L 7-38 Nov. 20 at Howard 3,000 W 35-10 Nov. 22 SOUTHERN MISS 3,500 L 7-14 Dec. 11 Maine (Tangerine Bowl) 8,350 W 31-0 Coach: Clarence Stasavich Record: 2-7 Southern Conference: 1-3 Coach: Clarence Stasavich Record: 9-1 Southern Conference: 3-1 1970 1966 Sept. 12 at Toledo 14,106 L 2-35 Sept. 17 at William & Mary 10,000 T 7-7 Sept. 19 EAST TENNESSEE STATE 13,042 L 0-10 Sept. 24 NORTHEAST LOUISIANA 14,003 L 14-21 Sept. 26 at The Citadel 17,420 L 0-31 Oct. 1 FURMAN 8,235 W 17-0 Oct. 3 at West Texas State 11,000 L 30-42 Oct. 8 DAVIDSON 16,903 W 40-7 Oct. 10 at NC State 28,350 L 6-23 Oct. 15 at George Washington 7,200 L 7-20 Oct. 17 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 16,271 L 12-14 Oct. 22 at The Citadel 10,400 W 27-17 Oct. 24 at Richmond 14,500 L 12-38 Oct. 29 at Southern Illinois 14,000 L 13-31 Oct. 31 at Furman 5,000 W 7-0 Nov. 12 RICHMOND 8,212 W 28-16 Nov. 7 WEST VIRGINIA 10,240 L 14-28 Nov. 19 SOUTHERN MISS 12,811 L 14-35 Nov. 14 MARSHALL 8,711 W 17-14 Nov. 25 at Louisville 4,000 L 7-12 Nov. 28 at Davidson 2,500 W 36-18 Coach: Clarence Stasavich Record: 4-5-1 Southern Conference: 4-1-1 Coach: Mike McGee Record: 3-8 Southern Conference: 2-2

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 187 2018 Football Fact Book 1971 1975 Sept. 11 TOLEDO 16,500 L 0-45 Sept. 6 at NC State 47,500 L 3-26 Sept. 18 WILLIAM & MARY 15,200 L 10-28 Sept. 13 at Appalachian State 13,000 L 25-41 Sept. 25 at Bowling Green 14,689 L 21-47 Sept. 20 WILLIAM & MARY 15,542 W 20-0 Oct. 2 THE CITADEL 12,232 W 31-25 Sept. 27 at Southern Illinois 8,614 W 41-7 Oct. 9 RICHMOND 14,235 L 7-14 Oct. 4 RICHMOND 16,542 L 14-17 Oct. 16 at West Virginia 27,000 L 21-44 Oct. 11 at The Citadel 16,842 W 3-0 Oct. 23 at NC State 18,000 W 31-15 Oct. 18 WESTERN CAROLINA 16,487 W 42-14 Oct. 30 FURMAN 13,186 W 26-13 Oct. 25 at North Carolina 42,000 W 38-17 Nov. 6 DAVIDSON 17,732 W 27-26 Nov. 1 FURMAN 15,414 W 21-10 Nov. 13 at Tampa 17,092 L 7-43 Nov. 8 at Virginia 21,950 W 61-10 Coach: Sonny Randle Record: 4-6 Southern Conference: 3-2 Nov. 22 VMI 13,689 W 28-12 Coach: Pat Dye Record: 8-3 Southern Conference: 4-2 1972 Sept. 9 at VMI 4,600 W 30-3 1976 Sept. 16 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 16,509 W 16-0 Sept. 11 SOUTHERN MISS 17,400 W 48-0 Sept. 23 APPALACHIAN STATE 16,410 W 35-7 Sept. 18 at NC State 49,700 W 23-14 Oct. 7 at Richmond 7,500 W 21-0 Sept. 25 at William & Mary 13,500 W 20-19 Oct. 14 THE CITADEL 15,320 W 27-21 Oct. 2 THE CITADEL 18,250 W 22-3 Oct. 21 at NC State 39,300 L 16-38 Oct. 9 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 16,200 W 49-14 Oct. 28 at Furman 6,500 W 27-21 Oct. 16 at VMI 7,700 W 17-3 Nov. 4 CHATTANOOGA 17,786 W 33-7 Oct. 23 at North Carolina 49,000 L 10-12 Nov. 11 at William & Mary 15,000 W 21-15 Oct. 30 WESTERN CAROLINA 21,506 W 24-17 Nov. 18 DAYTON 10,200 W 24-22 Nov. 6 at Richmond 15,500 W 20-10 Nov. 25 at North Carolina 31,600 L 19-42 Nov. 13 at Furman 13,600 L 10-17 Coach: Sonny Randle Record: 9-2 Southern Conference: 6-0 Nov. 20 APPALACHIAN STATE 15,335 W 35-7 Coach: Pat Dye Record: 9-2 Southern Conference: 4-1 1973 Sept. 8 at NC State 45,000 L 8-57 1977 Sept. 15 at Southern Miss 10,800 W 13-0 Sept. 3 at NC State 49,200 W 28-23 Sept. 22 at Southern Illinois 9,500 W 42-25 Sept. 10 at Duke 38,200 W 17-16 Sept. 29 FURMAN 16,270 W 14-3 Sept. 17 at Toledo 12,127 W 22-9 Oct. 6 at Davidson 6,000 W 45-0 Sept. 24 VMI 23,581 W 14-13 Oct. 13 VMI 14,550 W 42-7 Oct. 1 at South Carolina 52,813 L 16-19 Oct. 20 at The Citadel 13,300 W 34-0 Oct. 8 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 25,251 W 33-0 Oct. 27 at North Carolina 41,500 L 27-28 Oct. 15 RICHMOND 19,010 W 35-14 Nov. 3 WILLIAM & MARY 18,100 W 34-3 Oct. 22 at The Citadel 13,520 W 34-16 Nov. 10 RICHMOND 21,251 W 44-14 Oct. 29 SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA 16,662 L 7-9 Nov. 17 APPALACHIAN STATE 14,181 W 49-14 Nov. 5 at Appalachian State 10,419 W 45-14 Coach: Sonny Randle Record: 9-2 Southern Conference: 7-0 Nov. 12 William & Mary (at Norfolk, Va.) 20,863 L 17-21 Coach: Pat Dye Record: 8-3 1974 Sept. 14 BOWLING GREEN 16,500 W 24-6 1978 Sept. 21 EAST TENNESSEE STATE 16,226 W 24-8 Sept. 2 WESTERN CAROLINA 31,251 W 14-6 Sept. 28 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 15,525 W 17-16 Sept. 9 at NC State 50,800 L 13-29 Oct. 5 at NC State 42,800 L 20-24 Sept. 16 at North Carolina 51,150 L 10-14 Oct. 12 at Furman 16,800 W 15-12 Sept. 23 at Southwestern Louisiana 14,103 W 38-9 Oct. 19 at Appalachian State 11,259 L 21-23 Sept. 30 TEXAS-ARLINGTON 25,986 W 23-17 Oct. 26 DAYTON 14,674 W 34-6 Oct. 7 at VMI 6,900 W 19-6 Nov. 2 THE CITADEL 19,450 W 41-21 Oct. 14 at Southern Miss 15,632 L 16-17 Nov. 9 at Richmond 14,000 L 20-28 Oct. 21 Richmond (at Norfolk, Va.) 23,000 W 21-14 Nov. 16 at William & Mary 8,500 W 31-10 Nov. 4 APPALACHIAN STATE 19,726 W 33-8 Nov. 23 at VMI 8,100 L 3-13 Nov. 11 WILLIAM & MARY 26,231 W 20-3 Coach: Pat Dye Record: 7-4 Southern Conference: 3-3 Nov. 18 MARSHALL 22,450 W 45-0 Dec. 16 Louisiana Tech (Independence Bowl) 18,200 W 35-13 Coach: Pat Dye Record: 9-3

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 188 2018 Football Fact Book 1979 1983 Sept. 1 WESTERN CAROLINA 25,500 W 31-6 Sept. 3 at Florida State 46,261 L 46-47 Sept. 8 at NC State 53,400 L 20-34 Sept. 10 at NC State 57,700 W 22-16 Sept. 15 at Duke 33,800 L 14-28 Sept. 17 MURRAY STATE 28,123 W 50-25 Sept. 22 at Wake Forest 28,751 L 20-23 Oct. 1 at Missouri 48,268 W 13-6 Sept. 29 VMI 20,201 W 45-10 Oct. 8 SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA 27,345 W 21-18 Oct. 13 THE CITADEL 28,751 W 49-7 Oct. 15 at Temple 5,461 W 24-11 Oct. 27 at North Carolina 49,700 T 24-24 Oct. 22 at Florida 73,943 L 17-24 Nov. 3 at Appalachian State 13,815 W 38-21 Oct. 29 EAST TENNESSEE STATE 33,767 W 21-9 Nov. 10 RICHMOND 18,741 W 52-10 Nov. 5 at Miami (Fla.) 39,255 L 7-12 Nov. 17 NORTH TEXAS STATE 23,500 W 49-16 Nov. 12 WILLIAM & MARY 24,731 W 40-6 Nov. 24 at William & Mary 9,100 W 38-14 Nov. 19 at Southern Miss 21,000 W 10-6 Coach: Pat Dye Record: 7-3-1 Coach: Ed Emory Record: 8-3 1980 1984 Sept. 6 at Duke 27,400 W 35-10 Sept. 1 at Florida State 54,211 L 17-48 Sept. 13 SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA 29,631 L 21-27 Sept. 8 TEMPLE 31,479 L 0-17 Sept. 20 at Florida State 50,547 L 7-63 Sept. 15 at Central Michigan 23,249 L 12-17 Sept. 27 SOUTHERN MISS 20,037 L 7-35 Sept. 22 GEORGIA SOUTHERN 25,137 W 34-27 Oct. 11 at Richmond 10,600 W 24-22 Sept. 29 at NC State 57,300 L 22-31 Oct. 18 WESTERN CAROLINA 21,300 W 24-14 Oct. 6 at Pittsburgh 26,475 L 10-17 Oct. 25 at North Carolina 48,100 L 3-31 Oct. 13 at Tulsa 16,674 L 20-31 Nov. 1 WILLIAM & MARY 18,600 W 31-23 Oct. 20 EAST TENNESSEE STATE 27,119 W 24-6 Nov. 8 at Miami (Fla.) 11,048 L 10-23 Oct. 27 at South Carolina 73,800 L 20-42 Nov. 15 EASTERN KENTUCKY 10,021 L 16-28 Nov. 3 at Southwestern Louisiana 23,357 L 24-42 Nov. 22 at NC State 46,200 L 14-36 Nov. 10 SOUTHERN MISS 21,237 L 27-31 Coach: Ed Emory Record: 4-7 Coach: Ed Emory Record: 2-9 1981 1985 Sept. 5 WESTERN CAROLINA 24,873 W 42-6 Sept. 7 at NC State 58,300 W 33-14 Sept. 12 at North Carolina 51,300 L 0-56 Sept. 14 SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATE 28,411 W 27-16 Sept. 19 at NC State 52,200 L 10-31 Sept. 21 at Penn State 84,266 L 10-17 Sept. 26 TOLEDO 21,137 W 28-24 Sept. 28 TEMPLE 32,087 L 7-21 Oct. 3 at Duke 18,250 L 14-24 Oct. 5 MIAMI (Fla.) 34,511 L 15-27 Oct. 10 at Richmond (Tobacco Bowl) 12,621 W 17-13 Oct. 12 at Southwestern Louisiana 16,228 L 14-16 Oct. 17 at Southwestern Louisiana 13,378 W 35-31 Oct. 26 SOUTH CAROLINA 35,047 L 10-52 Oct. 24 MIAMI (Fla.) 20,282 L 6-35 Nov. 2 at Southern Miss 23,496 L 0-27 Oct. 31 at West Virginia 41,364 L 3-20 Nov. 9 at Auburn 65,600 L 10-35 Nov. 7 EAST TENNESSEE STATE 21,342 W 66-23 Nov. 16 TULSA 23,126 L 20-21 Nov. 14 WILLIAM & MARY 15,842 L 21-31 Dec. 7 at LSU 65,660 L 15-35 Coach: Ed Emory Record: 5-6 Coach: Art Baker Record: 2-9 1982 1986 Sept. 11 at NC State 55,200 L 26-33 Sept. 6 at NC State 58,650 L 10-38 Sept. 18 EAST TENNESSEE STATE 22,127 W 30-0 Sept. 13 WEST VIRGINIA 33,857 L 21-24 Sept. 25 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 18,750 W 24-6 Sept. 20 at Auburn 62,000 L 0-45 Oct. 2 at Missouri 50,848 L 9-28 Sept. 27 at Penn State 84,774 L 17-42 Oct. 9 RICHMOND 19,521 W 35-14 Oct. 4 SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA 27,726 L 10-21 Oct. 16 at Florida State 46,283 L 17-56 Oct. 11 at Temple 15,384 # L 28-45 Oct. 23 ILLINOIS STATE 26,771 W 21-0 Oct. 18 GEORGIA SOUTHERN 27,121 W 35-33 Oct. 30 at West Virginia 50,616 L 3-30 Oct. 25 at South Carolina 68,327 L 3-38 Nov. 6 at Texas-Arlington 4,388 W 40-24 Nov. 1 SOUTHERN MISS 18,127 L 21-23 Nov. 13 at William & Mary 10,800 W 31-27 Nov. 15 CINCINNATI 16,258 W 32-19 Nov. 20 at Temple 6,135 W 23-10 Nov. 27 at Miami (Fla.) 30,202 L 10-36 Coach: Ed Emory Record: 7-4 Coach: Art Baker Record: 3-8 #forfeited to ECU (ineligible player)

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 189 2018 Football Fact Book 1987 1991 Sept. 5 at NC State 56,800 W 32-14 Aug. 31 at Illinois 46,313 L 31-38 Sept. 12 FLORIDA STATE 33,937 L 3-44 Sept. 14 MEMPHIS 32,382 W 20-13 Sept. 19 at Illinois 62,045 L 10-20 Sept. 21 at UCF 20,049 W 47-25 Sept. 26 GEORGIA SOUTHERN 27,411 W 16-13 Sept. 28 SOUTH CAROLINA 33,100 W 31-20 Oct. 3 at West Virginia 36,630 L 0-49 Oct. 5 AKRON 27,500 W 56-20 Oct. 10 CINCINNATI 26,371 W 56-28 Oct. 12 at Syracuse 37,767 W 23-20 Oct. 17 at Virginia Tech 38,300 W 32-23 Oct. 26 PITTSBURGH 36,000 W 24-23 Oct. 24 at South Carolina 69,131 L 12-34 Nov. 2 TULANE 31,126 W 38-28 Oct. 31 MIAMI (Fla.) 31,791 L 3-41 Nov. 9 at Southern Miss 18,117 W 48-20 Nov. 7 TEMPLE 19,327 W 31-26 Nov. 16 at Virginia Tech 48,317 W 24-17 Nov. 14 at Southern Miss 11,023 L 34-38 Nov. 23 at Cincinnati 8,574 W 30-19 Coach: Art Baker Record: 5-6 Jan. 1 NC State (Peach Bowl) 59,322 W 37-34 Coach: Bill Lewis Record: 11-1 1988 Sept. 3 TENNESSEE TECH 29,702 W 52-13 1992 Sept. 10 at Virginia Tech 37,200 L 16-27 Sept. 5 SYRACUSE 36,500 L 21-42 Sept. 17 at South Carolina 66,000 L 0-17 Sept. 12 VIRGINIA TECH 35,121 W 30-27 Sept. 24 SOUTHERN MISS 28,240 L 42-45 Sept. 19 at South Carolina 60,030 W 20-18 Oct. 1 SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA 18,750 L 36-48 Sept. 26 at Bowling Green 12,512 L 34-44 Oct. 8 WEST VIRGINIA 33,786 L 10-30 Oct. 10 at Duke 34,100 L 14-45 Oct. 15 at Florida State 56,391 L 21-45 Oct. 17 CINCINNATI 34,126 W 42-21 Oct. 22 SYRACUSE 16,450 L 14-38 Oct. 24 at Pittsburgh 25,766 W 37-31 Oct. 29 MIAMI (Fla.) 29,400 L 7-31 Oct. 29 SOUTHERN MISS 33,249 L 21-38 Nov. 5 at Temple 8,018 W 34-17 Nov. 7 at West Virginia 41,139 L 28-41 Nov. 19 at Cincinnati 2,364 W 49-14 Nov. 14 ARKANSAS STATE 25,072 W 35-18 Coach: Art Baker Record: 3-8 Nov. 21 at Memphis 17,345 L 7-42 Coach: Steve Logan Record: 5-6 1989 Sept. 9 BOWLING GREEN 33,412 W 41-6 1993 Sept. 16 at Cincinnati 18,153 W 21-14 Sept. 9 SYRACUSE 33,050 L 22-41 Sept. 23 ILLINOIS STATE 30,245 W 56-10 Sept. 18 UCF 30,867 W 41-17 Sept. 30 LOUISIANA TECH 25,462 # T 29-29 Sept. 25 at Washington 72,108 L 0-35 Oct. 7 at South Carolina 65,600 L 14-47 Oct. 2 MEMPHIS 25,332 L 7-34 Oct. 21 VIRGINIA TECH 35,100 W 14-10 Oct. 9 at South Carolina 62,307 L 3-27 Oct. 28 at Syracuse 48,731 L 16-18 Oct. 16 LOUISIANA TECH 27,103 W 31-28 Nov. 4 at Miami (Fla.) 35,159 L 10-40 Oct. 23 at Southern Miss 15,227 L 16-24 Nov. 11 TEMPLE 24,112 W 31-24 Oct. 30 at Virginia Tech 34,306 L 12-31 Nov. 18 at Pittsburgh 21,862 L 42-47 Nov. 6 TULSA 18,130 L 26-52 Nov. 25 at Southern Miss 11,189 L 27-41 Nov. 13 at Kentucky 34,500 L 3-6 Coach: Bill Lewis Record: 6-5 Nov. 20 at Cincinnati 20,229 L 14-34 #forfeited to ECU (ineligible player) Coach: Steve Logan Record: 2-9 1990 1994 Sept. 1 LOUISIANA TECH 30,690 W 27-17 Sept. 10 at Duke 36,420 L 10-13 Sept. 8 at Florida State 61,983 L 24-45 Sept. 17 at Temple 9,137 W 31-14 Sept. 15 VIRGINIA TECH 33,810 L 23-24 Sept. 24 SYRACUSE 33,127 L 18-21 Sept. 22 at Southwestern Louisiana 19,524 W 20-10 Oct. 1 SOUTHERN MISS 32,867 W 31-10 Sept. 29 at Georgia 77,019 L 15-19 Oct. 8 at South Carolina 70,075 W 56-42 Oct. 6 SOUTHERN MISS 31,305 L 7-16 Oct. 15 VIRGINIA TECH 34,741 L 20-27 Oct. 13 at South Carolina 62,000 L 7-37 Oct. 22 at Tulsa 24,811 W 28-21 Oct. 20 CINCINNATI 27,380 W 56-32 Oct. 29 CINCINNATI 33,287 W 35-21 Oct. 27 at Temple 24,612 L 27-30 Nov. 5 at Auburn 84,738 L 21-38 Nov. 3 at Memphis 16,291 W 24-17 Nov. 12 UCF 25,783 W 23-20 Nov. 10 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 20,100 W 24-20 Nov. 19 at Memphis 23,355 W 30-6 Coach: Bill Lewis Record: 5-6 Dec. 30 Illinois (St. Jude Liberty Bowl) 33,280 L 0-30 Coach: Steve Logan Record: 7-5

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 190 2018 Football Fact Book 1995 1999 Sept. 2 at Tennessee 95,416 L 7-27 Sept. 4 West Virginia (at Charlotte, N.C.) 47,860 W 30-23 Sept. 9 at Syracuse 39,547 W 27-24 Sept. 11 DUKE 42,052 W 27-9 Sept. 16 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 33,021 W 30-17 Sept. 18 at South Carolina 82,605 W 21-3 Sept. 23 at Illinois 60,545 L 0-7 Sept. 25 Miami (Fla.) (at Raleigh, N.C.) 45,900 W 27-23 Sept. 30 WEST VIRGINIA 34,108 W 23-20 Oct. 2 at Army* 36,769 W 33-14 Oct. 7 at Cincinnati 14,126 L 10-13 Oct. 9 SOUTHERN MISS* 39,418 L 22-39 Oct. 21 TEMPLE 31,225 W 32-22 Oct. 23 TULANE* 35,021 W 52-7 Oct. 28 at Southern Miss 21,293 W 36-34 Oct. 30 at Houston* 14,221 W 19-3 Nov. 4 at Army 31,743 W 31-25 Nov. 6 at UAB* 18,062 L 17-36 Nov. 11 TULSA 26,410 W 28-7 Nov. 13 CINCINNATI* 33,912 W 48-34 Nov. 18 MEMPHIS 27,125 W 31-17 Nov. 20 NC STATE 50,092 W 23-6 Dec. 30 Stanford (St. Jude Liberty Bowl) 47,398 W 19-13 Dec. 22 TCU (Mobile Alabama Bowl) 34,200 L 14-28 Coach: Steve Logan Record: 9-3 Coach: Steve Logan Record: 9-3 *Conference USA: 4-2 1996 2000 Sept. 7 EAST TENNESSEE STATE 25,512 W 45-21 Sept. 2 at Duke 30,244 W 38-0 Sept. 14 at West Virginia 50,129 L 9-10 Sept. 7 VIRGINIA TECH 45,123 L 28-45 Sept. 21 at South Carolina 79,806 W 23-7 Sept. 16 TULANE* 38,157 W 37-17 Sept. 28 UCF 34,121 W 28-7 Sept. 23 SYRACUSE 33,026 W 34-17 Oct. 10 SOUTHERN MISS 34,480 L 7-28 Oct. 7 at Memphis* 23,496 L 10-17 Oct. 19 at Miami (Fla.) 31,909 W 31-6 Oct. 14 ARMY* 39,200 W 42-21 Nov. 2 ARKANSAS STATE 24,890 W 34-16 Oct. 19 at Louisville* 38,024 W 28-25 Nov. 9 at Virginia Tech 49,128 L 14-35 Oct. 28 UAB* 28,537 L 13-16 Nov. 16 OHIO 27,321 W 55-45 Nov. 11 HOUSTON* 33,339 W 62-20 Nov. 23 at Memphis 25,029 W 20-10 Nov. 18 at West Virginia 40,389 L 24-42 Nov. 30 NC State (at Charlotte, N.C.) 66,347 W 50-29 Nov. 24 at Southern Miss* 25,152 W 14-9 Coach: Steve Logan Record: 8-3 Dec. 27 Texas Tech (galleryfurniture.com Bowl) 33,899 W 40-27 Coach: Steve Logan Record: 8-4 *Conference USA: 5-2 1997 Sept. 6 at West Virginia 51,142 L 17-24 2001 Sept. 13 WAKE FOREST 38,031 W 25-24 Sept. 1 WAKE FOREST 38,674 L 19-21 Sept. 20 SOUTH CAROLINA 38,902 L 0-26 Sept. 8 at Tulane* 19,027 W 51-24 Oct. 4 at Syracuse 44,054 L 0-56 Sept. 22 WILLIAM & MARY 40,179 W 38-23 Oct. 11 SOUTHERN MISS* 33,904 L 13-23 Sept. 29 at Syracuse 36,347 L 30-44 Oct. 18 at Tulane* 23,340 L 16-33 Oct. 6 at North Carolina 58,500 L 21-24 Oct. 25 MEMPHIS* 28,029 W 32-10 Oct. 13 at Army* 33,072 W 49-26 Nov. 1 at Louisville* 12,850 W 45-31 Oct. 20 MEMPHIS* 38,120 W 32-11 Nov. 8 at Houston* 17,051 W 28-27 Oct. 30 at TCU* 25,134 W 37-30 Nov. 13 CINCINNATI* 25,509 W 14-7 Nov. 10 at Cincinnati* 19,504 W 28-26 Nov. 22 at NC State 51,500 L 24-37 Nov. 15 LOUISVILLE* 39,775 L 34-39 Coach: Steve Logan Record: 5-6 *Conference USA: 4-2 Nov. 23 SOUTHERN MISS* 30,127 L 21-28 Dec. 19 Marshall (2OT) (GMAC Bowl) 40,139 L 61-64 1998 Coach: Steve Logan Record: 6-6 *Conference USA: 5-2 Sept. 5 at Virginia Tech 48,134 L 3-38 Sept. 12 CHATTANOOGA 34,028 W 31-0 2002 Sept. 19 at Ohio 19,186 W 21-14 Aug. 31 at Duke 23,276 L 16-23 Oct. 3 ARMY* 40,607 W 30-25 Sept. 7 at Wake Forest 28,486 L 22-27 Oct. 10 UAB 31,002 W 26-7 Sept. 14 TULANE* 35,300 W 24-20 Oct. 17 at Alabama (at Birmingham, Ala.) 80,079 L 22-23 Sept. 28 at West Virginia 54,497 L 17-37 Oct. 24 at Southern Miss* 24,020 L 7-41 Oct. 5 ARMY* 38,111 W 59-24 Oct. 31 HOUSTON* 26,821 L 31-34 Oct. 19 USF 33,419 L 30-46 Nov. 5 at Cincinnati* 19,098 W 24-21 Oct. 26 at Louisville* 33,438 L 20-44 Nov. 14 LOUISVILLE* 26,258 L 45-63 Nov. 9 at Houston (3OT)* 13,669 W 54-48 Nov. 21 at Memphis* 16,052 W 34-31 Nov. 16 at UAB* 13,678 L 29-36 Coach: Steve Logan Record: 6-5 *Conference USA: 3-3 Nov. 23 TCU* 23,189 W 31-28 Nov. 30 at Southern Miss* 19,888 L 7-24 Dec. 6 CINCINNATI* 18,125 L 26-42 Coach: Steve Logan Record: 4-8 *Conference USA: 4-4

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 191 2018 Football Fact Book 2003 2007 Sept. 1 at Cincinnati* 28,011 L 3-40 Sept. 1 at Virginia Tech 66,233 L 7-17 Sept. 6 WEST VIRGINIA 36,088 L 7-48 Sept. 8 NORTH CAROLINA 43,387 W 34-31 Sept. 13 at Miami 65,825 L 3-38 Sept. 15 SOUTHERN MISS* 43,041 L 21-28 Sept. 20 at Wake Forest 28,074 L 16-34 Sept. 22 at West Virginia 60,021 L 7-48 Sept. 30 HOUSTON* 33,250 L 13-27 Sept. 29 at Houston* 20,719 W 37-35 Oct. 11 NORTH CAROLINA 44,040 L 17-28 Oct. 6 UCF* 42,777 W 52-38 Oct. 18 at Army* 35,032 W 38-32 Oct. 13 at UTEP (OT)* 41,365 W 45-42 Oct. 25 LOUISVILLE* 33,420 L 20-36 Oct. 20 NC STATE 43,527 L 20-34 Nov. 1 at Memphis* 40,131 L 24-41 Oct. 27 UAB* 41,125 W 41-6 Nov. 8 USF (2OT)* 27,100 L 37-38 Nov. 3 at Memphis* 27,186 W 56-40 Nov. 22 at Tulane* 19,226 L 18-28 Nov. 10 at Marshall* 26,718 L 7-26 Nov. 29 SOUTHERN MISS* 24,175 L 21-38 Nov 24 TULANE* 35,362 W 35-12 Coach: John Thompson Record: 1-11 *Conference USA: 1-7 Dec. 23 Boise State (Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl) 30,467 W 41-38 Coach: Skip Holtz Record: 8-5 *Conference USA: 6-2 2004 Sept. 4 at West Virginia 59,172 L 23-56 2008 Sept. 11 WAKE FOREST 38,141 L 17-31 Aug. 30 Virginia Tech (at Charlotte, N.C.) 72,169 W 27-22 Sept. 25 CINCINNATI* 29,332 L 19-24 Sept. 6 WEST VIRGINIA 43,610 W 24-3 Oct. 2 at Louisville* 40,220 L 7-59 Sept. 13 at Tulane* 27,189 W 28-24 Oct. 9 TULANE* 29,584 W 27-25 Sept. 20 at NC State (OT) 57,583 L 24-30 Oct. 23 at Southern Miss* 32,422 L 10-51 Sept. 27 HOUSTON* 43,641 L 24-41 Oct. 30 ARMY* 29,111 W 38-28 Oct. 11 at Virginia 52,398 L 20-35 Nov. 6 at Houston* 13,069 L 24-34 Oct. 18 MEMPHIS* 41,216 W 30-10 Nov. 13 at USF* 25,408 L 17-41 Nov. 2 at UCF (OT)* 40,202 W 13-10 Nov. 20 MEMPHIS* 27,250 L 35-38 Nov. 8 MARSHALL (OT)* 43,515 W 19-16 Nov. 27 NC State (at Charlotte, N.C.) 41,244 L 14-52 Nov. 15 at Southern Miss* 30,658 L 3-21 Coach: John Thompson Record: 2-9 *Conference USA: 2-6 Nov. 22 at UAB* 11,453 W 17-13 Nov. 28 UTEP* 38,098 W 53-21 Dec. 6 at Tulsa (C-USA Championship Game) 22,740 W 27-24 2005 Jan. 2 Kentucky (AutoZone Liberty Bowl) 56,125 L 19-25 Sept. 3 DUKE 35,107 W 24-21 Coach: Skip Holtz Record: 9-5 *Conference USA: 6-2 Sept. 17 at Wake Forest 29,563 L 34-44 Sept. 24 at West Virginia 57,295 L 15-20 Oct. 1 SOUTHERN MISS* 35,510 L 7-33 2009 Oct. 8 RICE* 33,213 W 41-28 Sept. 5 APPALACHIAN STATE 43,279 W 29-24 Oct. 15 at SMU* 11,715 W 24-17 Sept. 12 at West Virginia 59,216 L 20-35 Oct. 22 at Memphis* 31,710 L 24-27 Sept. 19 at North Carolina 58,000 L 17-31 Oct. 29 UCF* 34,410 L 20-30 Sept. 26 UCF* 43,210 W 19-14 Nov. 12 at Tulsa* 21,995 L 13-45 Oct. 3 at Marshall* 26,814 W 21-17 Nov. 19 at Marshall* 22,408 W 34-29 Oct. 10 at SMU* 13,626 L 21-28 Nov. 26 UAB* 26,990 W 31-23 Oct. 17 RICE* 43,023 W 49-13 Coach: Skip Holtz Record: 5-6 *Conference USA: 4-4 Oct. 27 at Memphis* 31,756 W 38-19 Nov. 5 VIRGINIA TECH 43,569 L 3-16 Nov. 15 at Tulsa* 17,453 W 44-17 2006 Nov. 21 UAB* 43,056 W 37-21 Sept. 2 at Navy 33,809 L 23-28 Nov. 28 SOUTHERN MISS* 43,006 W 25-20 Sept. 9 at UAB* 23,116 L 12-17 Dec. 5 HOUSTON (C-USA Championship Game) 33,048 W 38-32 Sept. 16 MEMPHIS* 37,431 W 35-20 Jan. 2 Arkansas (OT) (AutoZone Liberty Bowl) 62,742 L 17-20 Sept. 23 WEST VIRGINIA 40,510 L 10-27 Coach: Skip Holtz Record: 9-5 *Conference USA: 7-1 Oct. 7 VIRGINIA 35,541 W 31-21 Oct. 14 TULSA* 34,011 L 10-31 Oct. 21 SMU* 34,141 W 38-21 Oct. 28 at Southern Miss (OT)* 25,155 W 20-17 Nov. 4 at UCF* 31,414 W 23-10 Nov. 11 MARSHALL* 41,372 W 33-20 Nov. 18 at RICE* 12,669 L 17-18 Nov. 25 at NC State 54,264 W 21-16 Dec. 23 USF (Papajohns.com Bowl) 32,023 L 7-24 Coach: Skip Holtz Record: 7-6 *Conference USA: 5-3

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 192 2018 Football Fact Book 2010 2014 Sept. 5 TULSA* 50,010 W 51-49 Aug. 30 N.C. CENTRAL 42,758 W 52-7 Sept. 11 MEMPHIS* 48,123 W 49-27 Sept. 6 at South Carolina 80,899 L 23-33 Sept. 18 at Virginia Tech 66,233 L 27-49 Sept. 13 at Virginia Tech 63,267 W 28-21 Oct. 2 at North Carolina 60,000 L 17-42 Sept. 20 NORTH CAROLINA 51,082 W 70-41 Oct. 9 at Southern Miss* 32,334 W 44-43 Oct. 4 SMU* 45,029 W 45-24 Oct. 16 NC STATE (OT) 50,410 W 33-27 Oct. 11 at USF* 31,567 W 28-17 Oct. 23 MARSHALL* 50,145 W 37-10 Oct. 23 CONNECTICUT* 40,152 W 31-21 Oct. 30 at UCF* 40,073 L 35-49 Nov. 1 at Temple* 22,130 L 10-20 Nov. 6 NAVY 50,191 L 35-76 Nov. 13 at Cincinnati* 19,113 L 46-54 Nov. 11 at UAB* 14,803 W 54-42 Nov. 22 TULANE* 48,433 W 34-6 Nov. 20 at Rice* 15,262 L 38-62 Nov. 28 at Tulsa* 15,126 W 49-32 Nov. 26 SMU (OT)* 49,108 L 38-45 Dec. 4 UCF* 41,259 L 30-32 Dec. 29 Maryland (Military Bowl) 38,062 L 20-51 Jan. 3 Florida (Birmingham Bowl) 30,083 L 20-28 Coach: Ruffin McNeill Record: 6-7 *Conference USA: 5-3 Coach: Ruffin McNeill Record: 8-5 *American: 5-3 2011 2015 Sept. 3 South Carolina (at Charlotte, N.C.) 58,272 L 37-56 Sept. 5 TOWSON 40,712 W 28-20 Sept. 10 VIRGINIA TECH 49,404 L 10-17 Sept. 12 at Florida 88,034 L 24-31 Sept. 24 UAB* 50,023 W 28-23 Sept. 19 at Navy* 34,717 L 21-45 Oct. 1 NORTH CAROLINA 50,610 L 20-35 Sept. 26 VIRGINIA TECH 50,514 W 35-28 Oct. 8 at Houston* 30,126 L 3-56 Oct. 3 at SMU* 17,136 W 49-23 Oct. 15 at Memphis* 17,975 W 35-17 Oct. 10 at BYU 60,186 L 38-45 Oct. 22 at Navy 34,612 W 38-35 Oct. 17 TULSA* 43,065 W 30-17 Oct. 29 TULANE* 49,410 W 34-13 Oct. 22 TEMPLE* 39,417 L 14-24 Nov. 5 SOUTHERN MISS* 50,345 L 28-48 Oct. 30 at Connecticut* 23,168 L 13-31 Nov. 12 at UTEP* 25,571 L 17-22 Nov. 7 USF* 45,914 L 17-22 Nov. 19 UCF* 50,277 W 38-31 Nov. 19 at UCF* 23,734 W 44-7 Nov. 26 at Marshall (OT)* 22,456 L 27-34 Nov. 28 CINCINNATI* 40,743 L 16-19 Coach: Ruffin McNeill Record: 5-7 *Conference USA: 4-4 Coach: Ruffin McNeill Record: 5-7 *American: 3-5 2012 2016 Sept. 1 APPALACHIAN STATE 49,023 W 35-13 Sept. 3 WESTERN CAROLINA 44,161 W 52-7 Sept. 8 at South Carolina 77,006 L 10-48 Sept. 10 NC STATE 50,719 W 33-30 Sept. 15 at Southern Miss* 34,140 W 24-14 Sept. 17 at South Carolina 80,384 L 15-20 Sept. 22 at North Carolina 59,500 L 6-27 Sept. 24 at Virginia Tech 63,712 L 17-54 Sept. 29 UTEP* 47,817 W 28-18 Oct. 1 UCF* 46,042 L 29-47 Oct. 4 at UCF* 32,181 L 20-40 Oct. 8 at USF* 30,397 L 22-38 Oct. 13 MEMPHIS* 45,137 W 41-7 Oct. 22 at Cincinnati* 32,022 L 19-31 Oct. 20 at UAB* 12,403 W 42-35 Oct. 29 CONNECTICUT* 41,370 W 41-3 Oct. 27 NAVY 48,327 L 28-56 Nov. 5 at Tulsa* 17,557 L 24-45 Nov. 3 HOUSTON* 45,455 W 48-28 Nov. 12 SMU* 42,908 L 31-55 Nov. 17 at Tulane* 14,041 W 28-23 Nov. 19 NAVY* 39,480 L 31-66 Nov. 23 MARSHALL (2OT)* 46,317 W 65-59 Nov. 26 at Temple* 28,373 L 10-37 Dec. 22 UL-Lafayette (R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl) 48,828 L 34-43 Coach: Scottie Montgomery Record: 3-9 *American: 1-7 Coach: Ruffin McNeill Record: 8-5 *Conference USA: 7-1 2013 2017 Aug. 31 OLD DOMINION 44,597 W 52-38 Sept. 2 JAMES MADISON 40,169 L 14-34 Sept. 5 FLORIDA ATLANTIC* 37,533 W 31-13 Sept. 9 at West Virginia 56,797 L 20-56 Sept. 14 VIRGINIA TECH 50,096 L 10-15 Sept. 16 VIRGINIA TECH 43,776 L 17-64 Sept. 28 at North Carolina 60,000 W 55-31 Sept. 24 at Connecticut* 14,306 W 41-38 Oct. 5 at Middle Tennessee* 20,109 W 24-17 Sept. 30 USF* 34,883 L 31-61 Oct. 12 at Tulane (OT)* 15,157 L 33-36 Oct. 7 TEMPLE* 31,326 L 10-34 Oct. 19 SOUTHERN MISS* 45,005 W 55-14 Oct. 14 at UCF* 40,287 L 21-63 Nov. 2 at FIU* 16,961 W 34-13 Oct. 21 BYU 38,835 W 33-17 Nov. 9 TULSA* 44,076 W 58-24 Nov. 4 at Houston* 29,810 L 27-52 Nov. 16 UAB* 42,603 W 63-14 Nov. 11 TULANE (OT)* 36,178 L 24-31 Nov. 23 at NC State 49,106 W 42-28 Nov. 18 CINCINNATI* 31,923 W 48-20 Nov. 29 at Marshall* 25,117 L 28-59 Nov. 25 at Memphis* 41,517 L 13-70 Dec. 23 Ohio (Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl) 20,053 W 37-20 Coach: Scottie Montgomery Record: 3-9 *American: 2-6 Coach: Ruffin McNeill Record: 10-3 *Conference USA: 6-2 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 193 2018 Football Fact Book ECU vs. The Conferences ■■American Athletic ■■Conference USA ■■Southeastern ECU vs. W L T ECU vs. W L T ECU vs. W L T Cincinnati 13 8 0 Charlotte 0 0 0 Alabama 0 1 0 Connecticut 3 1 0 Florida Atlantic 1 0 0 Arkansas 0 1 0 Houston 7 6 0 Florida International 1 0 0 Auburn 0 3 0 Memphis 15 7 0 Louisiana Tech 4 2 0 Florida 0 3 0 Navy 1 5 0 Marshall 10 5 0 Georgia 0 1 0 SMU 4 3 0 Middle Tennessee State 1 0 0 Kentucky 0 2 0 North Texas 1 0 0 LSU 0 1 0 Temple 8 7 0 Old Dominion 1 0 0 Mississippi 0 0 0 Tulane 11 4 0 Rice 2 2 0 Mississippi State 0 0 0 Tulsa 8 6 0 Southern Miss 12 27 0 Missouri 1 1 0 UCF 10 6 0 UAB 9 4 0 South Carolina 5 14 0 USF 1 7 0 UTEP 3 1 0 Tennessee 0 1 0 ■■Atlantic Coast UT-San Antonio 0 0 0 Texas A&M 0 0 0 Western Kentucky 0 0 0 Vanderbilt 0 0 0 ECU vs. W L T Boston College 0 0 0 ■■Mid-American ■■Sun Belt Clemson 0 0 0 ECU vs. W L T ECU vs. W L T Duke 5 5 0 Akron 1 0 0 Appalachian State 12 19 0 Florida State 0 7 0 Ball State 0 0 0 Arkansas State 2 0 0 Georgia Tech 0 0 0 Bowling Green 2 2 0 Georgia Southern 3 0 0 Louisville 4 6 0 Buffalo 0 0 0 Georgia State 0 0 0 Miami (Fla.) 2 9 0 Central Michigan 2 1 0 Idaho 0 0 0 North Carolina 4 12 1 Eastern Michigan 0 0 0 Louisiana-Lafayette 4 7 0 NC State 13 16 0 Kent State 0 0 0 Louisiana-Monroe 1 1 0 Pittsburgh 2 2 0 Miami (Ohio) 0 0 0 New Mexico State 0 0 0 Syracuse 3 6 0 Northern Illinois 1 0 0 South Alabama 0 0 0 Ohio 3 0 0 Texas State 1 0 0 Virginia 2 1 0 Toledo 2 2 0 Troy 0 0 0 Virginia Tech 7 15 0 Western Michigan 0 0 0 Wake Forest 2 6 0 ■■FBS Independents ■■Mountain West ■■Big Ten ECU vs. W L T ECU vs. W L T Army 8 0 0 ECU vs. W L T Air Force 0 0 0 Brigham Young 1 1 0 Illinois 0 4 0 Boise State 1 0 0 Massachusetts 1 0 0 Indiana 0 0 0 Colorado State 0 0 0 Notre Dame 0 0 0 Iowa 0 0 0 Fresno State 0 0 0 Maryland 0 1 0 Hawai’i 0 0 0 ■■Colonial Athletic Association (FCS) Michigan 0 0 0 Nevada 0 0 0 ECU vs. W L T Michigan State 0 0 0 New Mexico 0 0 0 Albany 0 0 0 Minnesota 0 0 0 San Diego State 0 0 0 Delaware 0 0 0 Nebraska 0 0 0 San Jose State 0 0 0 Elon 0 0 0 Northwestern 0 0 0 UNLV 0 0 0 James Madison 0 1 0 Maine 1 0 0 Ohio State 0 0 0 Utah State 0 0 0 New Hampshire 0 0 0 Penn State 0 2 0 Wyoming 0 0 0 Rhode Island 0 0 0 Purdue 0 0 0 ■■Pacific-12 Richmond 13 11 0 Rutgers 0 0 0 ECU vs. W L T Stony Brook 0 0 0 Wisconsin 0 0 0 Arizona 0 0 0 Towson 1 0 0 ■■Big 12 Arizona State 0 0 0 Villanova 0 0 0 California 0 0 0 William & Mary 12 4 1 ECU vs. W L T Colorado 0 0 0 Baylor 0 0 0 Oregon 0 0 0 ■■Southern Conference (FCS) Iowa State 0 0 0 Oregon State 0 0 0 ECU vs. W L T Kansas 0 0 0 Southern California 0 0 0 Chattanooga 2 0 0 Kansas State 0 0 0 Stanford 1 0 0 The Citadel 12 4 0 Oklahoma 0 0 0 UCLA 0 0 0 Furman 11 3 0 Oklahoma State 0 0 0 Utah 0 0 0 Mercer 0 0 0 TCU 2 1 0 Washington 0 1 0 Samford 0 0 0 Texas 0 0 0 Washington State 0 0 0 VMI 7 1 0 Texas Tech 1 0 0 Western Carolina 18 13 0 West Virginia 3 19 0 Wofford 3 1 1 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 194 2018 Football Fact Book All-Time Results (FBS). Akron 1986 Auburn 45, ECU 0 A 2002 Duke 23, ECU 16 A ECU 1, Akron 0 H: 1-0, A: 0-0 1994 Auburn 38, ECU 21 A 2005 ECU 24, Duke 21 H 1991 ECU 56, Akron 20 H Boise State Florida Alabama ECU 1, Boise State 0 H: 0-0, A: 0-0, N: 1-0 Florida 3, ECU 0 H: 0-0, A: 0-2, N: 0-1 Alabama 1, ECU 0 H: 0-0, A: 0-0, N: 0-1 2007* ECU 41, Boise State 38 N 1983 UF 24, ECU 17 A 1998 Alabama 23, ECU 22 N *2007 Hawai’i Bowl 2014* UF 28, ECU 20 N 2015 UF 31, ECU 24 A Appalachian State Bowling Green *2015 Birmingham Bowl ASU 19, ECU 12 H: 9-8, A: 3-11, N: 0-0 ECU 2, Bowling Green 2 H: 2-0, A: 0-2 1932 ASU 21, ECU 0 A 1971 BG 47, ECU 21 A Florida Atlantic 1933 ASU 14, ECU 0 H 1974 ECU 24, BG 6 H ECU 1, FAU 0 H: 1-0, A: 0-0 1934 ASU 27, ECU 6 A 1989 ECU 41, BG 6 H 2013 ECU 31, FAU 13 H 1935 ASU 14, ECU 6 H 1992 BG 44, ECU 34 A 1938 ASU 18, ECU 6 H Florida International 1939 ASU 64, ECU 0 A Brigham Young ECU 1, FIU 0 H: 0-0, A: 1-0 1948 ASU 47, ECU 0 H BYU 1, ECU 1 H: 1-0, A: 0-1 2013 ECU 34, FIU 13 A 2015 BYU 45, ECU 38 A 1949 ASU 35, ECU 18 H Florida State 1950 ASU 20, ECU 0 A 2017 ECU 33, BYU 17 H 1951 ASU 24, ECU 20 H FSU 7, ECU 0 H: 0-1 , A: 0-6 Central Michigan 1980 FSU 63, ECU 7 A 1952 ECU 22, ASU 19 A 1982 FSU 56, ECU 17 A 1953 ECU 40, ASU 7 H ECU 2, CMU 1 H: 2-0, A: 0-1 1982 ECU 24, CMU 6 H 1983 FSU 47, ECU 46 A 1954 ASU 13, ECU 7 A 1984 CMU 17, ECU 12 A 1984 FSU 48, ECU 17 A 1955 ECU 13, ASU 0 H 1995 ECU 30, CMU 17 H 1987 FSU 44, ECU 3 H 1956 ASU 22, ECU 19 A 1988 FSU 45, ECU 21 A 1957 ASU 7, ECU 6 H Cincinnati 1990 FSU 45, ECU 24 A 1958 ASU 14, ECU 0 A ECU 13, Cincinnati 8 H: 8-3, A: 5-5 1959 ASU 28, ECU 0 H 1986 ECU 32, UC 19 H Georgia 1960 ASU 21, ECU 17 A 1987 ECU 56, UC 28 H UGA 1, ECU 0 H: 0-0 A: 0-1 1961 ASU 16, ECU 14 A 1988 ECU 49, UC 14 A 1990 UGA 19, ECU 15 A 1962 ECU 29, ASU 16 H 1989 ECU 21, UC 14 A 1972 ECU 35, ASU 7 H 1990 ECU 56, UC 32 H Georgia Southern 1973 ECU 49, ASU 14 H 1991 ECU 30, UC 19 A ECU 3, GSU 0 H: 3-0 A: 0-0 1974 ASU 23, ECU 21 A 1992 ECU 42, UC 21 H 1984 ECU 34, GSU 27 H 1975 ASU 41, ECU 25 A 1993 UC 34, ECU 14 A 1986 ECU 35, GSU 33 H 1976 ECU 35, ASU 7 H 1994 ECU 35, UC 21 H 1987 ECU 16, GSU 13 H 1977 ECU 45, ASU 14 A 1995 UC 13, ECU 10 A 1978 ECU 33, ASU 8 H 1997 ECU 14, UC 7 H Houston 1979 ECU 38, ASU 21 A 1998 ECU 24, UC 21 A ECU 7, Houston 6 H: 3-3, A: 4-3 2009 ECU 29, ASU 24 H 1999 ECU 48, UC 34 H 1997 ECU 28, UH 27 A 2012 ECU 35, ASU 13 H 2001 ECU 28, UC 26 A 1998 UH 34, ECU 31 H Arkansas 2002 UC 42, ECU 26 H 1999 ECU 19, UH 3 A 2003 UC 40, ECU 3 A 2000 ECU 62, UH 20 H Arkansas 1, ECU 0 H: 0-0, A: 0-0, N: 0-1 2004 UC 24, ECU 19 H 2002 ECU 54, UH 48 (3OT) A 2009* Arkansas 20, ECU 17 (OT) N 2014 UC 54, ECU 46 A 2003 UH 27, ECU 13 H *2010 Liberty Bowl 2015 UC 19, ECU 16 H 2004 UH 34, ECU 24 A Arkansas State 2016 UC 31, ECU 19 A 2007 ECU 37, UH 35 A 2017 ECU 48, UC 20 H 2008 UH 41, ECU 24 H ECU 2, Arkansas State 0 H: 2-0, A: 0-0 2009 ECU 38, UH 32 H 1992 ECU 35, ASU 18 H Connecticut 2011 UH 56, ECU 3 A 1996 ECU 34, ASU 16 H ECU 3, Connecticut 1 H: 2-0, A: 1-1 2012 ECU 48, UH 28 H Army 2014 ECU 31, UConn 21 H 2017 UH 52, ECU 27 A 2015 UConn 31, ECU 13 A ECU 8, Army 0 H: 4-0, A: 4-0 Illinois 1995 ECU 31, Army 25 A 2016 ECU 41, UConn 3 H 2017 ECU 41, UConn 38 A Illinois 4, ECU 0 H: 0-0, A: 0-3, N:0-1 1998 ECU 30, Army 25 H 1987 Illinois 20, ECU 10 A 1999 ECU 33, Army 14 A Duke 1991 Illinois 38, ECU 31 A 2000 ECU 42, Army 21 H Duke 5, ECU 5 H: 2-0, A: 3-5 1994* Illinois 30, ECU 0 N 2001 ECU 49, Army 26 A 1977 ECU 17, Duke 16 A 1995 Illinois 7, ECU 0 A 2002 ECU 59, Army 24 H 1979 Duke 28, ECU 14 A *1994 Liberty Bowl 2003 ECU 38, Army 32 A 1980 ECU 35, Duke 10 A 2004 ECU 38, Army 28 H 1981 Duke 24, ECU 14 A Kentucky Auburn 1992 Duke 45, ECU 14 A Kentucky 2, ECU 0 H: 0-0, A: 0-1, N: 0-1 1994 Duke 13, ECU 10 A 1993 UK 6, ECU 3 A Auburn 3, ECU 0 H: 0-0, A: 0-3 2008* UK 25, ECU 19 N 1985 Auburn 35, ECU 10 A 1999 ECU 27, Duke 9 H 2000 ECU 38, Duke 0 A *2009 Liberty Bowl EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 195 2018 Football Fact Book LSU Memphis 2003 UNC 28, ECU 17 H LSU 1, ECU 0 H: 0-0, A: 0-1 ECU 15, Memphis 7 H: 8-2, A: 7-5 2007 ECU 34, UNC 31 H 1985 LSU 35, ECU 15 A 1990 ECU 24, Memphis 17 A 2009 UNC 31, ECU 17 A 1991 ECU 20, Memphis 13 H 2010 UNC 42, ECU 17 A Louisiana-Lafayette 1992 Memphis 42, ECU 7 A 2011 UNC 35, ECU 20 H ULL 7, ECU 4 H: 1-4, A: 3-2, N: 0-1 1993 Memphis 34, ECU 7 H 2012 UNC 27, ECU 6 A 1977 ULL 9, ECU 7 H 1994 ECU 30, Memphis 6 A 2013 ECU 55, UNC 31 A 1978 ECU 38, ULL 9 A 1995 ECU 31, Memphis 17 H 2014 ECU 70, UNC 41 H 1980 ULL 27, ECU 21 H 1996 ECU 20, Memphis 10 A NC State 1981 ECU 35, ULL 31 A 1997 ECU 32, Memphis 10 H 1983 ECU 21, ULL 28 H 1998 ECU 34, Memphis 31 A NC State 16, ECU 13 H: 3-1, A: 8-14, N: 2-1 1984 ULL 42, ECU 24 A 2000 Memphis 17, ECU 10 A 1970 NCSU 23, ECU 6 A 1985 ULL 16, ECU 14 A 2001 ECU 32, Memphis 11 H 1971 ECU 31, NCSU 13 A 1986 ULL 21, ECU 10 H 2003 Memphis 41, ECU 24 A 1972 NCSU 38, ECU 16 A 1988 ULL 48, ECU 36 H 2004 Memphis 38, ECU 35 H 1973 NCSU 57, ECU 8 A 1990 ECU 20, ULL 10 A 2005 Memphis 27, ECU 24 A 1974 NCSU 24, ECU 20 A 2012* ULL 43, ECU 34 N 2006 ECU 35, Memphis 20 H 1975 NCSU 26, ECU 3 A 1976 ECU 23, NCSU 14 A *2012 New Orleans Bowl 2007 ECU 56, Memphis 40 A 2008 ECU 30, Memphis 10 H 1977 ECU 28, NCSU 23 A Louisiana Tech 2009 ECU 38, Memphis 19 A 1978 NCSU 29, ECU 13 A ECU 4, La. Tech 2 H: 3-1, A: 0-1, N: 1-0 2010 ECU 49, Memphis 27 H 1979 NCSU 34, ECU 20 A 1968 La. Tech 35, ECU 7 A 2011 ECU 35, Memphis 17 A 1980 NCSU 36, ECU 14 A 1969 La. Tech 24, ECU 6 H 2012 ECU 41, Memphis 7 H 1981 NCSU 31, ECU 10 A 1978* ECU 35, La. Tech 13 N 2017 Memphis 70, ECU 13 A 1982 NCSU 33, ECU 26 A 1989# ECU 29, La. Tech 29 H 1983 ECU 22, NCSU 16 A 1990 ECU 27, La. Tech 17 H Miami (Fla.) 1984 NCSU 31, ECU 22 A 1993 ECU 31, La. Tech 28 H Miami 9, ECU 2 H: 1-4, A: 1-5 1985 ECU 33, NCSU 14 A *1978 Independence Bowl 1980 Miami 23, ECU 10 A 1986 NCSU 38, ECU 10 A #forfeit to ECU (ineligible player) 1981 Miami 35, ECU 6 H 1987 ECU 32, NCSU 14 A 1983 Miami 12, ECU 7 A 1991* ECU 37, NCSU 34 N Louisville 1985 Miami 27, ECU 15 H 1996 ECU 50, NCSU 29 N Louisville 6, ECU 4 H: 1-3, A: 3-3 1986 Miami 36, ECU 10 A 1997 NCSU 37, ECU 24 A 1965 ECU 34, UofL 20 A 1987 Miami 41, ECU 3 H 1999 ECU 23, NCSU 6 H 1966 UofL 21, ECU 7 A 1988 Miami 31, ECU 7 H 2004 NCSU 52, ECU 14 N 1967 ECU 18, UofL 13 H 1989 Miami 40, ECU 10 A 2006 ECU 21, NCSU 16 A 1997 ECU 45, UofL 31 A 1996 ECU 31, Miami 6 A 2007 NCSU 34, ECU 20 H 1998 UofL 63, ECU 45 H 1999 ECU 27, Miami 23 *H 2008 NCSU 30, ECU 24 (OT) A 2000 ECU 28, UofL 25 A 2003 Miami 38, ECU 3 A 2010 ECU 33, NCSU 27 (OT) H 2001 UofL 39, ECU 34 H *played in Raleigh, N.C. 2013 ECU 42, NCSU 28 A 2002 UofL 44, ECU 20 A 2016 ECU 33, NCSU 30 H 2003 UofL 36, ECU 20 H Middle Tennessee *1992 Peach Bowl 2004 UofL 59, ECU 7 A ECU 1, MTSU 0 H: 0-0, A: 1-0 2013 ECU 24, MTSU 17 A North Texas Marshall ECU 1, North Texas 0 H: 1-0, A: 0-0 ECU 10, Marshall 5 H: 7-0, A: 3-4, N: 0-1 Missouri 1979 ECU 49, North Texas 16 H 1967 ECU 29, Marshall 13 A ECU 1, Missouri 1 H: 0-0, A: 1-1 1968 ECU 49, Marshall 20 H 1982 Mizzou 28, ECU 9 A Northern Illinois 1969 Marshall 38, ECU 7 A 1983 ECU 13, Mizzou 6 A ECU 1, NIU 0 H: 1-0, A: 0-0 1970 ECU 17, Marshall 14 H 1990 ECU 24, NIU 20 H 1978 ECU 45, Marshall 0 H Navy 2001* Marshall 64, ECU 61 (2OT) N Navy 5, ECU 1 H: 0-3, A: 1-2 Ohio 2005 ECU 34, Marshall 29 A 2006 Navy 28, ECU 23 A ECU 3, Ohio 0 H: 1-0, A: 1-0, N: 1-0 2006 ECU 33, Marshall 20 H 2010 Navy 76, ECU 35 H 1996 ECU 55, Ohio 45 H 2007 Marshall 26, ECU 7 A 2011 ECU 38, Navy 35 A 1998 ECU 21, Ohio 14 A 2008 ECU 19, Marshall 16 (OT) H 2012 Navy 56, ECU 28 H 2013* ECU 37, Ohio 20 N 2009 ECU 21, Marshall 17 A 2015 Navy 45, ECU 21 A *2013 St. Petersburg Bowl 2010 ECU 37, Marshall 10 H 2016 Navy 66, ECU 31 H 2011 Marshall 34, ECU 27 (OT) A Old Dominion 2012 ECU 65, Marshall 59 (2OT) H North Carolina ECU 1, ODU 0 H: 1-0, A: 0-0 2013 Marshall 59, ECU 28 A UNC 12, ECU 4, Tied 1 H: 2-2, A: 2-10-1 2013 ECU 52, ODU 38 H *2001 Mobile Bowl 1972 UNC 42, ECU 14 A 1973 UNC 28, ECU 27 A Maryland 1975 ECU 38, UNC 17 A Penn State Maryland 1, ECU 0 H: 0-0, A: 0-0, N: 0-1 1976 UNC 12, ECU 10 A PSU 2, ECU 0 H: 0-0, A: 0-2 2010* Maryland 51, ECU 20 N 1978 UNC 14, ECU 10 A 1985 Penn State 17, ECU 10 A *2010 Military Bowl 1979 UNC 24, ECU 24 (tie) A 1986 Penn State 42, ECU 17 A 1980 UNC 31, ECU 3 A 1981 UNC 56, ECU 0 A 2001 UNC 24, ECU 21 A EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 196 2018 Football Fact Book Pittsburgh 1996 USM 28, ECU 7 H Texas Tech ECU 2, Pittsburgh 2 H: 1-0, A: 1-2 1997 USM 23, ECU 13 H ECU 1, Texas Tech 0 H: 0-0, A: 0-0, N: 1-0 1984 Pittsburgh 17, ECU 10 A 1998 USM 41, ECU 7 A 2000* ECU 40, Texas Tech 27 N 1989 Pittsburgh 47, ECU 42 A 1999 USM 39, ECU 22 H *2000 galleryfurniture.com Bowl 1991 ECU 24, Pittsburgh 23 H 2000 ECU 14, USM 9 A 1992 ECU 37, Pittsburgh 31 A 2001 USM 28, ECU 21 H Toledo 2002 USM 24, ECU 7 A ECU 2, Toledo 2 H: 1-1, A: 1-1 Rice 2003 USM 38, ECU 21 H 1970 Toledo 35, ECU 2 A ECU 2, Rice 2 H: 2-0, A: 0-2 2004 USM 51, ECU 10 A 1971 Toledo 45, ECU 0 H 2005 ECU 41, Rice 28 H 2005 USM 33, ECU 7 H 1977 ECU 22, Toledo 9 A 2006 Rice 18, ECU 17 A 2006 ECU 20, USM 17 (OT) A 1981 ECU 28, Toledo 24 H 2009 ECU 49, Rice 13 H 2007 USM 28, ECU 21 H 2010 Rice 62, ECU 38 A 2008 USM 21, ECU 3 A Tulane 2009 ECU 25, USM 20 H ECU 11, Tulane 4 H: 8-1, A: 3-3 South Carolina 2010 ECU 44, USM 43 A 1991 ECU 38, Tulane 28 H South Carolina 14, ECU 5 H: 1-2, A: 4-11, N: 0-1 2011 USM 48, ECU 28 H 1997 Tulane 33, ECU 16 A 1977 USC 19, ECU 16 A 2012 ECU 24, USM 14 A 1999 ECU 52, Tulane 7 H 1984 USC 42, ECU 20 A 2013 ECU 55, USM 14 H 2000 ECU 37, Tulane 17 H 1985 USC 52, ECU 10 H 2001 ECU 51, Tulane 24 A 1986 USC 38, ECU 3 A Stanford 2002 ECU 24, Tulane 20 H 1987 USC 34, ECU 12 A ECU 1, Stanford 0 N: 1-0 2003 Tulane 28, ECU 18 A 1988 USC 17, ECU 0 A 1995* ECU 19, Stanford 13 N 2004 ECU 27, Tulane 25 H 1989 USC 47, ECU 14 A *1995 Liberty Bowl 2007 ECU 35, Tulane 12 H 1990 USC 37, ECU 7 A 2008 ECU 28, Tulane 24 A 1991 ECU 31, USC 20 H Syracuse 2011 ECU 34, Tulane 13 H 1992 ECU 20, USC 18 A Syracuse 7, ECU 3 H: 1-4, A: 2-3 2012 ECU 28, Tulane 23 A 1993 USC 27, ECU 3 A 1988 Syracuse 38, ECU 14 H 2013 Tulane 36, ECU 33 (OT) A 1994 ECU 56, USC 42 A 1989 Syracuse 18, ECU 16 A 2014 ECU 34, Tulane 6 H 1996 ECU 23, USC 7 A 1991 ECU 23, Syracuse 20 A 2017 Tulane 31, ECU 24 (OT) H 1997 USC 26, ECU 0 H 1992 Syracuse 42, ECU 21 H 1999 ECU 21, USC 3 A 1993 Syracuse 41, ECU 22 H Tulsa 2011 USC 56, ECU 37 N 1994 Syracuse 21, ECU 18 H ECU 8, Tulsa 6 H: 4-3, A: 4-3 2012 USC 48, ECU 10 A 1995 ECU 27, Syracuse 24 A 1984 Tulsa 31, ECU 20 A 2014 USC 33, ECU 23 A 1997 Syracuse 56, ECU 0 A 1985 Tulsa 21, ECU 20 H 2016 USC 20, ECU 15 A 2000 ECU 34, Syracuse 17 H 1993 Tulsa 52, ECU 26 H 2001 Syracuse 44, ECU 30 A 1994 ECU 28, Tulsa 21 A Southern Methodist 1995 ECU 28, Tulsa 7 H ECU 4, SMU 3 H: 2-2, A: 2-1 Temple 2005 Tulsa 45, ECU 13 A 2005 ECU 24, SMU 17 A ECU 8, Temple 7 H: 3-4, A: 5-3 2006 Tulsa 31, ECU 10 H 2006 ECU 38, SMU 21 H 1982 ECU 23, Temple 10 A 2008 ECU 27, Tulsa 24 A 2009 SMU 28, ECU 21 A 1983 ECU 24, Temple 11 A 2009 ECU 44, Tulsa 17 A 2010 SMU 45, ECU 38 (OT) H 1984 Temple 17, ECU 0 H 2010 ECU 51, Tulsa 49 H 2014 ECU 45, SMU 24 H 1985 Temple 21, ECU 7 H 2013 ECU 58, Tulsa 24 H 2015 ECU 49, SMU 23 A 1986# Temple 45, ECU 28 A 2014 ECU 49, Tulsa 32 A 2016 SMU 55, ECU 31 H 1987 ECU 31, Temple 26 H 2015 ECU 30, Tulsa 17 H 1988 ECU 34, Temple 17 A 2016 Tulsa 45, ECU 24 A Southern Miss 1989 ECU 31, Temple 24 H Southern Miss 27, ECU 12 H: 4-15, A: 8-12 1990 Temple 30, ECU 27 A UAB 1951 USM 40, ECU 0 A 1994 ECU 31, Temple 14 A ECU 9, UAB 4 H: 5-1, A: 3-3 1966 USM 35, ECU 14 H 1995 ECU 32, Temple 22 H 1998 ECU 26, UAB 7 H 1968 USM 65, ECU 0 A 2014 Temple 20, ECU 10 A 1999 UAB 36, ECU 17 A 1969 USM 14, ECU 7 H 2015 Temple 24, ECU 14 H 2000 UAB 16, ECU 13 H 1973 ECU 13. USM 0 A 2016 Temple 37, ECU 10 A 2002 UAB 36, ECU 29 A 1976 ECU 48, USM 0 H 2017 Temple 34, ECU 10 H 2005 ECU 31, UAB 23 H 1978 USM 17, ECU 16 A #forfeit to ECU (ineligible player) 2006 UAB 17, ECU 12 A 1980 USM 35, ECU 7 H 2007 ECU 41, UAB 6 H 1983 ECU 10, USM 6 A Tennessee 2008 ECU 17, UAB 13 A 1984 USM 31, ECU 27 H Tennessee 1, ECU 0 H: 0-0, A: 0-1 2009 ECU 37, UAB 21 H 1985 USM 27, ECU 0 A 1995 Tennessee 27, ECU 7 A 2010 ECU 54, UAB 42 A 1986 USM 23, ECU 21 H 2011 ECU 28, UAB 23 H 1987 USM 38, ECU 34 A TCU 2012 ECU 42, UAB 35 A 1988 USM 45, ECU 42 H ECU 2, TCU 1 H: 1-0, A: 1-0, N: 0-1 2013 ECU 63, UAB 14 H 1989 USM 41, ECU 27 A 1999* TCU 28, ECU 14 N 1990 USM 16, ECU 7 H 2001 ECU 37, TCU 30 A UCF 1991 ECU 48, USM 20 A 2002 ECU 31, TCU 28 H ECU 10, UCF 6 H: 6-3, A: 4-3 1992 USM 38, ECU 21 H *1999 Mobile Bowl 1991 ECU 47, UCF 25 A 1993 USM 24, ECU 16 A 1993 ECU 41, UCF 17 H 1994 ECU 31, USM 10 H 1994 ECU 23, UCF 20 H 1995 ECU 36, USM 34 A 1996 ECU 28, UCF 7 H EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 197 2018 Football Fact Book 2005 UCF 30, ECU 20 H 2006 ECU 31, Virginia 21 H 2003 Wake Forest 34, ECU 16 A 2006 ECU 23, UCF 10 A 2008 Virginia 35, ECU 20 A 2004 Wake Forest 31, ECU 17 H 2007 ECU 52, UCF 38 H 2005 Wake Forest 44, ECU 34 A 2008 ECU 13, UCF 10 (OT) a Virginia Tech 2009 ECU 19, UCF 14 H Virginia Tech 15, ECU 7 H: 3-7, A: 3-7, N: 1-1 Washington 2010 UCF 49, ECU 35 A 1956 VT 37, ECU 2 N Washington 1, ECU 0 H: 0-0, A: 0-1 2011 ECU 38, UCF 31 H 1987 ECU 32, VT 23 A 1993 Washington 35, ECU 0 A 2012 UCF 40, ECU 20 A 1988 VT 27, ECU 16 A 2014 UCF 32, ECU 30 H 1989 ECU 14, VT 10 H West Virginia 2015 ECU 44, UCF 7 A 1990 VT 24, ECU 23 H West Virginia 19, ECU 3 H: 2-5, A: 0-14, N: 1-0 2016 UCF 47, ECU 29 H 1991 ECU 24, VT 17 A 1970 WVU 28, ECU 14 H 2017 UCF 63, ECU 21 A 1992 ECU 30, VT 27 H 1971 WVU 44, ECU 21 A 1993 VT 31, ECU 12 A 1981 WVU 20, ECU 3 A USF 1994 VT 27, ECU 20 H 1982 WVU 30, ECU 3 A USF 7, ECU 1 H: 0-4, A: 1-2, N: 0-1 1996 VT 35, ECU 14 A 1986 WVU 24, ECU 21 H 2002 USF 46, ECU 30 H 1998 VT 38, ECU 3 A 1987 WVU 49, ECU 0 A 2003 USF 38, ECU 37 (2OT) H 2000 VT 45, ECU 28 H 1988 WVU 30, ECU 10 H 2004 USF 41, ECU 17 A 2007 VT 17, ECU 7 A 1992 WVU 41, ECU 28 A 2006* USF 24, ECU 7 N 2008 ECU 27, VT 22 N 1995 ECU 23, WVU 20 H 2014 ECU 28, USF 21 A 2009 VT 16, ECU 3 H 1996 WVU 10, ECU 9 A 2015 USF 22, ECU 17 H 2010 VT 49, ECU 27 A 1997 WVU 24, ECU 17 A 2016 USF 38, ECU 22 A 2011 VT 17, ECU 10 H 1999 ECU 30, WVU 23 N 2017 USF 61, ECU 31 H 2013 VT 15, ECU 10 H 2000 WVU 42, ECU 24 A *2006 Papajohns.com Bowl 2014 ECU 28, VT 21 A 2002 WVU 37, ECU 17 A 2015 ECU 35, VT 28 H 2003 WVU 48, ECU 7 H UTEP 2016 VT 54, ECU 17 A 2004 WVU 56, ECU 23 A ECU 3, UTEP 1 H: 2-0, A: 1-1 2017 VT 64, ECU 17 H 2005 WVU 20, ECU 15 A 2007 ECU 45, UTEP 42 (OT) A 2006 WVU 27, ECU 10 H 2008 ECU 53, UTEP 21 H Wake Forest 2007 WVU 48, ECU 7 A 2011 UTEP 22, ECU 17 A Wake Forest 6, ECU 2 H: 2-2, A: 0-4 2008 ECU 24, WVU 3 H 2012 ECU 28, UTEP 18 H 1963 ECU 20, Wake Forest 10 H 2009 WVU 35, ECU 20 A 1979 Wake Forest 23, ECU 20 A 2017 WVU 56, ECU 20 A Virginia 1997 ECU 25, Wake Forest 24 H ECU 2, Virginia 1 H: 1-0, A: 1-1 2001 Wake Forest 21, ECU 19 H 1975 ECU 61, Virginia 10 A 2002 Wake Forest 27, ECU 22 A

T.J. Lee’s blocked punt and subsequent 27-yard TD return with just 1:52 remaining lifted ECU to a 27-22 victory over No. 17 Virginia Tech at Charlotte’s Bank of America Stadium in the 2008 opener. EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 198 2018 Football Fact Book Bowl History Bowl History ALL-TIME BOWL GAME RECORD: 9-11 Lions Bowl Clarion 13, East Carolina 6 1952 Lions Bowl December 13, 1952 • Salisbury, N.C. Clarion 13, East Carolina 6 Clarion 6 0 7 0 - 13 1954 Elks Bowl East Carolina 6 0 0 0 - 6 Morris-Harvey 12, East Carolina 0 CSTC–Sandusky 30 pass from Bevevino (kick blocked) ECC–Siler 1 run (kick failed) 1963 Eastern Bowl CSTC–Czap 7 run (Wisniewski kick) East Carolina 27, Northeastern 6 Team Statistics CSTC ECC 1964 Tangerine Bowl First Downs 11 15 East Carolina 14, Massachusetts 13 Rushing Yardage 59 133 Passing Yardage 189 71 1965 Tangerine Bowl TOTAL OFFENSE 248 204 East Carolina 31, Maine 0 Fumbles Lost 2 1 Punts-Avg 6-31 6-31 1978 Independence Bowl Penalties-Yards 45 45 East Carolina 35, Louisiana Tech 13 1992 Peach Bowl Elks Bowl East Carolina 37, NC State 34 Morris-Harvey 12, East Carolina 0 January 2, 1954 • Greenville, N.C. 1994 St. Jude Liberty Bowl Illinois 30, East Carolina 0 Morris-Harvey 6 6 0 0 - 12 East Carolina 0 0 0 0 - 0 1995 St. Jude Liberty Bowl MH–Fetty 3 run (run failed) East Carolina 19, Stanford 13 MH–Spenik 28 pass from Maxwell (kick failed) 1999 Mobile Alabama Bowl Team Statistics MH ECC TCU 28, East Carolina 14 First Downs 10 13 Rushing Yardage 118 98 2000 galleryfurniture.com Bowl Passing Yardage 63 82 East Carolina 40, Texas Tech 27 TOTAL OFFENSE 181 180 Passes (Comp-Att-Int) 3-7-4 10-24-0 2001 GMAC Bowl Fumbles Lost 1 1 Marshall 64, East Carolina 61 (2OT) Punts-Avg 8-34 5-33 Penalties-Yards 25 60 2006 Papajohns.com Bowl South Florida 24, East Carolina 7 Eastern Bowl 2007 Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl East Carolina 27, Northeastern 6 East Carolina 41, Boise State 38 December 14, 1963 • Allentown, Pa. 2009 AutoZone Liberty Bowl Northeastern 0 0 6 0 - 6 Kentucky 25, East Carolina 19 East Carolina 6 0 7 14 - 27 2010 AutoZone Liberty Bowl ECC–Michel 15 run (pass failed) NU–FG St. Victor 48 Arkansas 20, East Carolina 17 (OT) NU–FG St. Victor 38 2010 Military Bowl ECC–Michel 82 run (Royster kick) Maryland 51, East Carolina 20 ECC–Rudisill 81 pass from Cline (Royster kick) ECC–Allen 17 pass from Bovender (Royster kick) 2012 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl Team Statistics NU ECC UL-Lafayette 43, East Carolina 34 First Downs 14 15 2013 Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl Rushing Yardage 150 309 Passing Yardage 92 161 East Carolina 37, Ohio 20 TOTAL OFFENSE 242 470 2015 Birmingham Bowl Passes (Comp-Att-Int) 6-12-3 8-26-0 Fumbles Lost 0 2 Florida 28, East Carolina 20 Punts-Avg 2-28 5-26 Penalties-Yards 25 25 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 200 2018 Football Fact Book East Carolina made consecutive appearances at the Tangerine Bowl under head coach Clarence Stasavich. The Pirates enter the field on the way to a 14-13 win over Massachusetts in 1964 before following with a 31-0 shutout of Maine a year later

Tangerine Bowl Tangerine Bowl East Carolina 14, Massachusetts 13 East Carolina 31, Maine 0 December 12, 1964 • Orlando, Fla. December 11, 1965 • Orlando, Fla. Massachusetts 0 7 6 0 - 13 Maine 0 0 0 0 - 0 East Carolina 0 0 6 8 - 14 East Carolina 0 10 14 7 - 31 UM–Palm 13 pass from Whelchel (Whelchel kick) ECC–FG Kriz 24 UM–Palm 61 pass from Whelchel (kick failed) ECC–Abernathy 35 pass from Richardson (Kriz kick) ECC–Richardson 3 run (pass failed) ECC–Alexander 1 run (Kriz kick) ECC–Cline 9 run (Crane pass from Cline) ECC–Grimes 5 pass from Alexander (Kriz kick) Team Statistics UMASS ECC ECC–Alexander 55 run (Kriz kick) First Downs 6 8 Team Statistics MAINE ECC Rushing Yardage 135 153 First Downs 9 18 Passing Yardage 153 192 Rushing Yardage 66 171 TOTAL OFFENSE 288 345 Passing Yardage 86 184 Passes (Comp-Att-Int) 9-15-2 10-19-1 TOTAL OFFENSE 152 355 Passes (Comp-Att-Int) 7-26-4 13-26-1 Fumbles Lost 2 3 Punts-Avg 8-38 5-40 Penalties-Yards 50 59

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 201 2018 Football Fact Book The Pirates faced the Bulldogs in Shreveport to mark East Carolina’s first modern era bowl appearance.

Independence Bowl First Quarter ECU–Collins 3 run (Lamm kick) East Carolina 35, Louisiana Tech 13 ECU–Green 1 run (Lamm kick) December 16, 1978 • Shreveport, La. Second Quarter Attendance: 18,200 ECU–Collins 1 run (Lamm kick) LT–Spruiell 32 pass from Thibodeaux (Swilley kick) LT–FG Swilley 36 Third Quarter ECU–Sutton 45 run (Lamm kick) LT–FG Swilley 24 Fourth Quarter ECU–Hicks 2 run (Lamm kick) Team Statistics ECU LA. TECH First Downs 17 18 Rushing Yardage 278 12 Passing Yardage 54 263 TOTAL OFFENSE 332 275 Passes (Comp-Att-Int) 4-13-0 18-52-3 Return Yardage 97 6 Fumbles Lost 2 4 Punts-Avg 7-30 5-42 East Carolina 14 7 7 7 - 35 Penalties-Yards 65 0 Louisiana Tech 0 10 3 0 - 13 Individual Leaders RUSHING: ECU - Sutton 17-143. LT - Clark 6-28. PASSING: ECU - Green 4-13-0, 54. LT - Barkley 12-39-3, 160; Thibodeaux 6-13-0, 103. RECEIVING: ECU - Gallaher 3-33. LT - Spruiell 7-130.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 202 2018 Football Fact Book Peach Bowl Second Quarter NCSU–Harrison 4 pass from Jordan (Hartman kick) East Carolina 37, NC State 34 ECU–FG Brenner 27 January 1, 1992 • Atlanta, Ga. ECU–Gallimore 55 pass from Blake (Brenner kick) Attendance: 59,332 Third Quarter NCSU–Hinton 14 pass from Jordan (Hartman kick) NCSU–Manior 1 run (kick blocked) Fourth Quarter NCSU–Davenport 52 pass from George (Hartman kick) ECU–Blake 2 run (Brenner kick) ECU–Johnson 17 pass from Blake (run failed) ECU–Fisher 22 pass from Blake (Brenner kick) Team Statistics NCSU ECU First Downs 20 24 Rushing Yardage 186 42 Passing Yardage 197 378 TOTAL OFFENSE 383 420 Passes (Comp-Att-Int) 16-24-1 31-51-3 Return Yardage 38 53 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 4-1 Punts-Avg 8-36 4-42 Penalties-Yards 5-34 8-45 NC State 7 7 13 7 - 34 East Carolina 7 10 0 20 - 37 Individual Leaders RUSHING: ECU - Van Buren 11-65. NCSU - Barbour 23-90, Downs. 10-63. First Quarter PASSING: ECU - Blake 31-51-3, 378. NCSU - Jordan 15-23-1, 145. NCSU–Downs 2 run (Hartman kick) RECEIVING: ECU - Fisher 12-144, Johnson 6-56, Gallimore 5-113, Van Buren 5-30. ECU–Van Buren 5 pass from Blake (Brenner kick) NCSU - Davenport 6-118, Williams 4-30.

Tight End Luke Fisher set a then-Peach Bowl record with 12 receptions, including a game-winning 22-yarder from Jeff Blake with 1:32 to play as the Pirates rallied past NC State at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 203 2018 Football Fact Book St. Jude Liberty Bowl St. Jude Liberty Bowl Illinois 30, East Carolina 0 East Carolina 19, Stanford 13 December 31, 1994 • Memphis, Tenn. December 30, 1995 • Memphis, Tenn. Attendance: 33,280 Attendance: 47,398

Illinois 14 10 6 0 - 30 Stanford 0 7 6 0 - 13 East Carolina 0 0 0 0 - 0 East Carolina 7 9 0 3 - 19 First Quarter First Quarter UI–Dilger 17 pass from Johnson (Richardson kick) ECU–Hart 39 interception return (Holcomb kick) UI–Strong 73 pass from Johnson (Richardson kick) Second Quarter Second Quarter ECU–FG Holcomb 46 UI–FG Richardson 21 ECU–FG Holcomb 26 UI–Dulick 5 pass from Johnson (Richardson kick) STAN–Salina 1 run (Abrams kick) Third Quarter ECU–FG Holcomb 41 UI–Douthard 9 pass from Johnson (kick failed) Third Quarter Team Statistics UI ECU STAN–Ellis 2 blocked punt (kick failed) First Downs 18 17 Fourth Quarter Rushing Yardage 134 92 ECU–FG Holcomb 34 Passing Yardage 255 179 Team Statistics STAN ECU TOTAL OFFENSE 389 271 Passes (Comp-Att-Int) 20-34-0 20-41-4 First Downs 11 18 Return Yardage 42 23 Rushing Yardage 72 129 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 Passing Yardage 139 218 Punts-Avg 6-39 5-41 TOTAL OFFENSE 211 347 Penalties-Yards 15-164 6-40 Passes (Comp-Att-Int) 15-27-2 19-46-1 Return Yardage 48 57 Individual Leaders Fumbles-Lost 2-2 0-0 RUSHING: UI - Douthard 13-52, Holcombe 12-46. ECU - Smith 15-46, McPhail 4-38. Punts-Avg 7-37 6-29 PASSING: UI - Johnson 18-30-0, 250. ECU - Crandell 20-41-4, 179. Penalties-Yards 3-18 4-25 RECEIVING: UI - Dilger 7-60, Strong 3-96, Dulick 3-30. ECU - Nichols 6-55, Richards 4-25, Williams 3-33. Individual Leaders RUSHING: STAN - Bookman 13-52, Mitchell 8-30. ECU - McPhail 27-92, Crandell 7-(-6). PASSING: STAN - Butterfield 15-27-2, 139.ECU - Crandell 19-46-1, 218. RECEIVING: STAN - Manning 3-42, Harris 3-37. ECU - Richards 5-59, Galloway 4-70.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 204 2018 Football Fact Book Mobile Alabama Bowl galleryfurniture.com Bowl TCU 28, East Carolina 14 East Carolina 40, Texas Tech 27 December 22, 1999 • Mobile, Ala. December 27, 2000 • Houston, Texas Attendance: 34,200 Attendance: 33,899

TCU 7 14 0 7 - 28 Texas Tech 0 7 7 13 - 27 East Carolina 7 0 7 0 - 14 East Carolina 20 14 6 0 - 40 First Quarter First Quarter ECU–Powell 58 pass from Garrard (Miller kick) ECU–Garrard 6 run (kick blocked), 11:31 TCU–Tomlinson 2 run (Kaylakie kick) ECU–Stokes 71 punt return (Miller kick), 7:51 Second Quarter ECU–Henry 1 run (Miller kick), 4:26 TCU–Scarborough 21 pass from Printers (Kaylakie kick) Second Quarter TCU–Tomlinson 3 run (Kaylakie kick) ECU–Collier 44 pass from Garrard (Miller kick), 14:16 Third Quarter ECU–Henry 1 run (Miller kick), 4:27 TTU–Dorris 7 pass from Kingsbury (Birkholz kick), 1:39 ECU–Wilson 13 run (Miller kick) Third Quarter Fourth Quarter TTU–Jones 65 pass from Kingsbury (Birkholz kick), 13:11 TCU–Gary 32 interception return (Kaylakie kick) ECU–FG Miller 36, 8:44 Team Statistics TCU ECU ECU–FG Miller 35, 3:52 First Downs 16 12 Fourth Quarter Rushing Yardage 186 -16 TTU–Roberts 17 pass from Kingsbury (Birkholz kick), 14:41 Passing Yardage 174 239 TTU–Dorris 3 pass from Kingsbury (pass failed), 6:44 TOTAL OFFENSE 360 223 Passes (Comp-Att-Int) 13-19-1 20-37-1 Team Statistics TTU ECU Return Yardage 81 0 First Downs 18 25 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0 Rushing Yardage 62 252 Punts-Avg 6-32 7-38 Passing Yardage 307 229 Penalties-Yards 8-80 3-15 TOTAL OFFENSE 369 481 Individual Leaders Passes (Comp-Att-Int) 31-49-2 17-27-2 Return Yardage 41 82 RUSHING: TCU - Tomlinson 36-124, Batteaux 6-37, Printers 7-27, Layne 1-(-2). ECU - Fumbles-Lost 1-0 4-3 Henry 4-22, Wilson 9-16, Alston 1-(-7), Stokes 2-(-14), Garrard 10-(-33). Punts-Avg 6-41 3-34 PASSING: TCU - Printers 13-19-1, 174. ECU - Garrard 19-35-1, 191; Alston 1-2-0 48. Penalties-Yards 4-23 4-40 RECEIVING: TCU - Tomlinson 4-29, Scarborough 2-49, Maiden 2-41, Dunbar 2-16, Batteaux 1-17, James 1-13, Brown 1-9. ECU - Wilson 8-23, Chappell 5-116, Powell Individual Leaders 2-67, Stokes 2-9, Floyd 1-11, Henry 1-9, Burns 1-4. RUSHING: TTU - R. Williams 9-55, S. Williams 2-18, Munlin 2-5, Kingsbury 10-(-16). ECU - Henry 20-92, Burns 6-52, Stokes 2-33, Garrard 13-33, Gilliam 3-24, Brown 3-11, Helms 2-9, Harris 1-0, Team 2-(-2). PASSING: TTU - Kingsbury 31-49-2, 307. ECU - Garrard 17-27-1, 229. RECEIVING: TTU - Dorris 7-53, Jones 6-147, Baker 4-52, S. Williams 4-(-7), Welker 3-13, Roberts 2-23, Francis 2-13, R. Williams 2-5, Scovell 1-8. ECU - Stokes 5-46, Harris 3-76, Burns 2-18, Copper 2-12, Collier 1-44, Morris 1-13, Powell 1-11, Harris 1-6, Floyd 1-3.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 205 2018 Football Fact Book GMAC Bowl Papajohns.com Bowl Marshall 64, East Carolina 61 (2OT) South Florida 24, East Carolina 7 December 19, 2001 • Mobile, Ala. December 23, 2006 • Birmingham, Ala. Attendance: 40,139 Attendance: 32,023

Marshall 0 8 28 15 (7) (6) - 64 South Florida 14 10 0 0 - 24 East Carolina 21 17 3 10 (7) (3) - 61 East Carolina 7 0 0 0 - 7 First Quarter First Quarter ECU–Hunt 12 interception return (Miller kick), 14:03 USF–Benjamin Williams 16 run (Delbert Alvarado kick), 13:53 ECU–Steward 43 fumble return (Miller kick), 11:39 USF–Williams 1 run (Alvarado kick), 8:43 ECU–Garrard 9 run (Miller kick), 6:48 ECU–Bobby Good 48 pass from James Pinkney (Ben Hartman kick), 5:04 Second Quarter Second Quarter ECU–FG Miller 25, 9:06 USF–Amarri Jackson 37 pass from Matt Grothe (Alvarado kick), 12:51 MU–Watts 35 pass from Leftwich (Buggs run), 6:35 USF–Alvarado 38 field goal, 6:31 ECU–Henry 7 run (Miller kick), 6:00 ECU–Garrard 6 run (Miler kick), 4:47 Team Statistics USF ECU First Downs 12 22 Third Quarter Rushing Yardage 156 54 MU–Street 25 interception return (Head kick), 14:37 Passing Yardage 130 263 MU–Leftwich 9 run (Head kick), 12:23 TOTAL OFFENSE 286 317 ECU–FG Miller 22, 8:34 Passes (Comp-Att-Int) 12-18-0 18-44-0 MU–Tarpley 25 interception return (Head kick), 5:21 Return Yardage 66 113 MU–Wallace 15 run (Head kick), 1:00 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-2 Fourth Quarter Punts-Avg 6-36.8 6-42.0 ECU–FG Miller 32, 10:43 Penalties-Yards 6-60 3-25 MU–Marriott 30 pass from Leftwich (pass failed), 6:15 Individual Leaders ECU–Henry 55 run (Miller kick), 5:00 RUSHING: USF – Williams 17-67, 2 TD, Julmiste 12-53, Grothe 7-15. ECU – Lindsay MU–FG Head 27 12-85, Good 1-11, Allison 1-(-5). MU–Watts 11 pass from Leftwich (kick failed), 0:07 PASSING: USF – Grothe 10-6-0, 81, 1 TD; Julmiste 8-6-0, 49. ECU: – Pinkney 25-8-0, First Overtime 125, 1 TD; Kass 19-10-0, 138. MU–Wallace 2 run (Head kick) RECEIVING: USF – Randolph 2-27, Hill 2-22, Johnson 2-5, Jackson 1-37, 1 TD. ECU ECU–Henry 25 run (Miller kick) – Good 5-116, 1 TD, Roach 3-45, Bryant 3-26, Allison 3-24, Fractious 1-26, Rogers 1-17. Second Overtime ECU–FG Miller 37 MU–Davis 8 pass from Leftwich Team Statistics MU ECU First Downs 36 23 Rushing Yardage 73 331 Passing Yardage 576 161 TOTAL OFFENSE 649 492 Passes (Comp-Att-Int) 41-70-2 11-23-2 Return Yardage 55 67 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-1 Punts-Avg 4-36 4-38 Penalties-Yards 7-59 5-32

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 206 2018 Football Fact Book Patrick Pinkney and ECU topped the Broncos on a late field goal to claim its first postseason victory since 2000.

Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl Third Quarter ECU–Brandon Simmons 3 run (Hartman kick), 9:02 East Carolina 41, Boise State 38 BSU–Jeremy Avery 25 pass from Tharp (Brotzman kick), 8:10 December 23, 2007 • Honolulu, Hawai’i BSU–Brotzman 31 field goal, 3:11 Attendance: 30,467 Fourth Quarter BSU–D.J. Harper 1 run (Brotzman kick), 7:09 BSU–Marty Tadman 47 fumble return (Brotzman kick), 1:25 ECU–Hartman 34 field goal, 0:00 Team Statistics BSU ECU First Downs 22 22 Rushing Attempts 24 50 Rushing Yards 98 322 Attempts-Completions-Int. 44-30-2 22-13-0 Passing Yards 270 154 TOTAL OFFENSE 368 476 Punts-Average 4-42.2 7-43.1 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 2-1 Boise State 7 7 10 14 – 38 Penalties-Yards 4-50 7-50 East Carolina 10 21 7 3 – 41 Sacks By-Yards 0-0 1-7 3rd Down Conversions 6-12 6-15 First Quarter 4th Down Conversions 0-0 1-1 ECU–Ben Hartman 36 field goal, 8:22 Time of Possession 26:16 33:44 BSU–Austin Smith 89 kickoff return (Kyle Brotzman kick), 8:10 ECU–Chris Johnson 68 run (Hartman kick), 4:25 Individual Leaders RUSHING: BSU – J. Avery 10-69; I. Johnson 4-11; T. Young 1-8; T. Tharp 6-7; D. Harp- Second Quarter er 3-3, 1 TD. ECU – C. Johnson 28-223, 1 TD; P. Pinkney 11-53; D. Harris 3-24; D. ECU–Dominique Lindsay 3 run (Hartman kick), 12:31 Lindsay 4-8, 2 TD; R. Kass 2-6. ECU–Johnson 18 pass from Patrick Pinkney (Hartman kick), 8:51 PASSING: BSU – T. Tharp 44-30-2, 270, 2 TD. ECU – P. Pinkney 19-12-0, 118, 1 TD; BSU–Ryan Putnam 3 pass from Taylor Tharp (Brotzman kick), 4:18 R. Kass 3-1-0, 36. ECU–Lindsay 3 run (Hartman kick), 0:33 RECEIVING: BSU – A. Pettis 9-89; T. Young 7-47; J. Hawkins 5-35; J. Avery 4-43, 1 TD; T. Bissell 2-23. ECU – J. Bryant 6-78; C. Johnson 3-32, 1 TD; D. Harris 1-22; J. Sonnhalter 1-16; S. Rogers 1-6; J. Crowell 1-0.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 207 2018 Football Fact Book AutoZone Liberty Bowl AutoZone Liberty Bowl Kentucky 25, East Carolina 19 Arkansas 20, East Carolina 17 (OT) January 2, 2009 • Memphis, Tenn. January 2, 2010 • Memphis, Tenn. Attendance: 56,125 Attendance: 62,742

Kentucky 0 3 13 9 – 25 Arkansas 0 0 17 0 (3) – 20 East Carolina 3 13 3 0 – 19 East Carolina 0 10 7 0 (0) – 17 First Quarter Second Quarter ECU–Ben Hartman 22 field goal, 5:24 ECU–Dominique Lindsay 3 run (Ben Hartman kick), 7:03 Second Quarter ECU–Hartman 33 field goal, 0:53 ECU–Brandon Simmons 28 run (Hartman kick), 14:14 Third Quarter UK–Lones Seiber 21 field goal, 8:59 UA–Alex Tejada 25 field goal, 10:41 ECU–Darryl Freeney 80 pass from Patrick Pinkney (kick blocked), 8:47 UA–Tramain Thomas 37 interception return (Tejada kick), 9:04 Third Quarter ECU–Dwayne Harris 13 pass from Patrick Pinkney (Hartman kick), 5:52 UA–Jarius Wright 41 pass from Ryan Mallett (Tejada kick), 5:16 UK–David Jones 99 kickoff return (kick blocked), 14:48 UK–Kyrus Lanxter 19 pass from Mike Hartline (Seiber kick), 8:13 Overtime ECU–Hartman 43 field goal, 0:06 UA–Tejada 37 field goal, 15:00 Fourth Quarter Team Statistics UA ECU UK–Seiber 34 field goal, 14:07 First Downs 10 24 UK–Ventrell Jenkins 56 fumble return (kick blocked), 3:02 Rushing Attempts 20 55 Team Statistics UK ECU Rushing Yards 81 184 Attempts-Completions-Int. 36-15-0 33-17-2 First Downs 16 17 Passing Yards 202 209 Rushing Attempts 37 31 TOTAL OFFENSE 283 393 Rushing Yards 106 101 Punts-Average 7-35.9 6-39.8 Attempts-Completions-Int. 31-19-1 36-18-0 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 2-1 Passing Yards 204 296 Penalties-Yards 4-25 4-10 TOTAL OFFENSE 310 397 Sacks By-Yards 3-31 0-0 Punts-Average 6-41.8 8-47.8 3rd Down Conversions 0-13 8-19 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-1 4th Down Conversions 1-3 0-0 Penalties-Yards 4-35 4-17 Time of Possession 22:05 37:55 Sacks By-Yards 3-12 1-11 3rd Down Conversions 7-17 3-15 Individual Leaders 4th Down Conversions 1-1 0-1 RUSHING: UA – B. Green 11-50; D. Johnson 4-21; R. Mallett 1-6; K. Davis 2-3; R. Time of Possession 30:43 29:17 Wingo 2-1. ECU – D. Lindsay 33-151, 1 TD; G. Ruffin 13-44; J. Rogers 2-9; P. Pinkney 7-(-20). Individual Leaders PASSING: UA – R. Mallett 36-15-0, 202, 1 TD. ECU – P. Pinkney 33-17-2, 209, 1 TD. RUSHING: UK – T. Dixon 28-89; A. Smith 5-28; J. Conner 1-1; M. Hartline 3-(-12). RECEIVING: UA – J. Wright 4-90, 1 TD; G. Childs 3-32; L. Crawford 2-17; D. Johnson ECU – B. Simmons 10-44, 1 TD; N. Whitley 7-31; J. Rogers 3-23; M. Bowman 1-3; 2-8; B. Green 1-17; J. Adams 1-15; D. Williams 1-12; C. Hamilton 1-11. ECU – D. Free- P. Pinkney 10-0. ney 6-94; D. Harris 4-64, 1 TD; A. Bodenheimer 2-15; M. Bowman 2-11; D. Lindsay PASSING: UK – M. Hartline 31-19-1, 204, 1 TD. ECU – P. Pinkney 36-18-0, 296, 1 TD. 1-13; K. Gidrey 1-7; J. Bryant 1-5. RECEIVING: UK – K. Lanxter 5-46, 1 TD; G. McCaskill 3-64; T. Dixon 3-17; A. Smith 3-11; E. Adeyemi 2-31; M. Grinter 1-16; T. Drake 1-15; J. Conner 1-4. ECU – D. Drew 5-120; D. Freeney 5-112, 1 TD; B. Simmons 3-23; M. Bowman 2-20; J. Womack 1-15; K. Gidrey 1-4; J. Rogers 1-2.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 208 2018 Football Fact Book Military Bowl R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl Maryland 51, East Carolina 20 UL-Lafayette 43, East Carolina 34 December 29, 2010 • Washington, D.C. December 22, 2012 • New Orleans, La. Attendance: 38,062 Attendance: 48,828

East Carolina 0 3 10 7 – 20 East Carolina 0 21 10 3 – 34 Maryland 6 10 21 14 – 51 UL-Lafayette 7 24 6 6 – 43 First Quarter First Quarter UM–Kevin Dorsey 45 pass from Danny O’Brien (kick blocked), 10:35 UL–Terrance Broadway 12 run (Brett Baer kick), 8:10 Second Quarter Second Quarter UM–Travis Baltz 23 field goal, 9:46 UL–Harry Peoples 10 run (Baer kick), 14:17 ECU–Mike Barbour 37 field goal, 6:08 ECU–Reggie Bullock 5 run (Warren Harvey kick), 12:48 UM–D.J. Adams 1 run (Baltz kick), 2:57 UL–Alonzo Harris 6 run (Baer kick), 11:07 UL–Harris 68 run (Baer kick), 7:05 Third Quarter ECU–Justin Hardy 19 pass from Shane Carden (Harvey kick), 3:09 UM–Adams 1 run (Baltz kick), 13:13 ECU–Danny Webster 16 pass from Carden (Harvey kick), 2:56 ECU–Lance Lewis 20 pass from Dominique Davis (Barbour kick), 9:51 UL–Baer 50 field goal, 0:00 UM–Adams 1 run (Baltz kick), 4:32 ECU–Barbour 31 field goal, 1:18 Third Quarter UM–Da’Rel Scott 61 run (Baltz kick), 1:00 ECU–Harvey 45 field goal, 9:46 ECU–Bullock 13 run (Harvey kick), 5:57 Fourth Quarter UL–Javone Lawson 14 pass from Broadway (kick blocked), 3:07 UM–Scott 91 run (Baltz kick), 11:20 UM–Adams 4 run (Baltz kick), 4:41 Fourth Quarter ECU–Justin Jones 14 pass from Brad Wornick (Barbour kick), 1:43 ECU–Harvey 26 field goal, 13:36 UL–Baer 25 field goal, 3:11 Team Statistics ECU UM UL–Baer 39 field goal, 0:10 First Downs 19 18 Team Statistics ECU UL Rushing Attempts 21 38 First Downs 24 25 Rushing Yards 32 297 Rushing Attempts 30 42 Attempts-Completions-Int. 62-39-2 22-13-2 Rushing Yards 143 267 Passing Yards 311 181 Attempts-Completions-Int. 43-25-1 35-22-1 TOTAL OFFENSE 343 478 Passing Yards 278 324 Punts-Average 4-35.2 3-36.7 TOTAL OFFENSE 421 591 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 1-0 Punts-Average 6-46.3 5-42.4 Penalties-Yards 15-120 11-98 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1 Sacks By-Yards 0-0 1-13 Penalties-Yards 0-0 4-50 3rd Down Conversions 7-19 5-11 Sacks By-Yards 1-5 1-3 4th Down Conversions 1-3 1-1 3rd Down Conversions 6-16 8-15 Time of Possession 30:13 29:47 4th Down Conversions 1-2 0-0 Individual Leaders Time of Possession 27:17 32:43 RUSHING: ECU–G. Ruffin 11-27; M. Dobson 1-4; M. Bowman 1-4; N. Whitley 1-4; J. Individual Leaders Williams 1-1; D. Davis 5-(-1); D. Harris 1-(-7). UM–D. Scott 13-200, 2 TD; D. Meg- RUSHING: ECU–R. Bullock 17-104, 2 TD; V. Cooper 9-19; J. Soloman 1-19; S. Carden gett 7-62; D. Adams 13-35, 4 TD; T. Watson 2-2; R. Moore 2-1; T. Smith 1-(-3). 3-1. UL–A. Harris 21-120, 2 TD; T. Broadway 15-108, 1 TD; B. Gautier 1-6; H. Peoples PASSING: ECU–D. Davis 57-35-2, 268, 1 TD; B. Wornick 5-4-0, 43, 1 TD. UM–D. 1-10, 1 TD; T. Pierce 2-10. O’Brien 22-13-2, 181, 1 TD. PASSING: ECU–S. Carden 42-25-1, 278, 2 TD; J. Hardy 1-0-0, 0. UL–T. Broadway RECEIVING: ECU–L. Lewis 11-137, 1 TD; D. Harris 8-68; A. Bodenheimer 5-43; J. Jones 32-21-1, 316, 1 TD; B. Gautier 2-1-0, 8. 4-60, 1 TD; J. Williams 4-(-8); G. Ruffin 3-4; M. Bowman 2-(-1). UM–D. Meggett RECEIVING: ECU–A. Bodenheimer 5-65; J. Hardy 5-59, 1 TD; D. Webster 4-42, 1 TD; J. 2-52; K. Dorsey 2-50, 1 TD; M. Furstenburg 2-40; K. Boykins 2-14; T. Smith 2-10; T. Soloman 3-56; D. Harris 2-14; V. Cooper 2-3; R. Wiggins 1-18. UL–J. Robinson 6-116; Logan 1-7; T. Watson 1-5. J. Lawson 4-71, 1 TD; H. Peoples 3-43; I. Thompson 3-27; B. Brown 2-30; E. Reed 1-16; D. Surgent 1-10.

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 209 2018 Football Fact Book The Pirates celebrate their Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl win at Tropicana field.

Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl Fourth Quarter OHIO–Yazdani 28 field goal, 13:34 East Carolina 37, Ohio 20 ECU–Vintavious Cooper 31 run (Harvey kick), 9:45 December 23, 2013 • St. Petersburg, Fla. ECU–Carden 14 pass from Worthy (Harvey kick), 7:29 Attendance: 20,053 ECU–Cooper 22 run (kick blocked), 1:55 Team Statistics OHIO ECU First Downs 21 30 Rushing Attempts 37 41 Rushing Yards 107 281 Attempts-Completions-Int. 44-24-3 46-30-0 Passing Yards 328 287 TOTAL OFFENSE 435 568 Punts-Average 6-42.5 5-43.8 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 Penalties-Yards 5-60 9-75 Sacks By-Yards 2-16 3-17 3rd Down Conversions 8-22 7-16 4th Down Conversions 1-1 0-2 Time of Possession 26:36 33:24 Ohio 0 14 3 3 – 20 Individual Leaders East Carolina 14 3 0 20 – 37 RUSHING: OHIO–B. Blankenship 21-66; D. Patterson 10-28; T. Tettleton 4-14; D. Vick First Quarter 2-(-1). ECU–V. Cooper 25-198, 2 TD; B. Allen 6-43, 1 TD; S. Carden 10-40. ECU–Cam Worthy 5 pass from Shane Carden (Warren Harvey kick), 10:45 PASSING: OHIO–T. Tettleton 40-21-3, 228, 1 TD; D. Vick 3-3-0, 100, 1 TD; L. Smith ECU–Breon Allen 2 run (Harvey kick), 0:27 1-0-0, 0. ECU–S. Carden 45-29-0, 273, 1 TD; C. Worthy 1-1-0, 14, 1 TD. RECEIVING: OHIO–D. Foster 6-160, 1 TD; D. Patterson 6-77, 1 TD; C. Cochran 5-33; L. Second Quarter Smith 2-37; J. Reid 2-5; T. Mangen 1-6; I. Dixon 1-6; T. Hill 1-4. ECU–J. Hardy 9-66; OHIO–Daz’ Patterson 17 pass from Tyler Tettleton (Josiah Yazdani kick) 14:39 I. Jones 8-48; V. Cooper 3-22; C. Worthy 2-42, 1 TD; B. Williams 2-27; Z. Pasut OHIO–Donte Foster 80 pass from Derrius Vick (Yazdani kick), 9:54 2-23; R. Wiggins 2-20; B. Allen 1-25; S. Carden 1-14, 1 TD. ECU–Harvey 41 field goal, 1:01 Third Quarter OHIO–Yazdani 29 field goal, 6:42

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 210 2018 Football Fact Book SHANE CARDEN Birmingham Bowl Individual Game Records Most Pass Attempts: 66 vs. Florida Most Pass Completions: 34 vs. Florida Most Pass Yards: 427 vs. Florida Most Total Offense Plays: 75 vs. Florida Most Total Offense Yards: 413 vs. Florida

Birmingham Bowl Fourth Quarter ECU– Harvey 24 field goal, 11:55 Florida 28, East Carolina 20 January 3, 2015 • Birmingham, Ala. Team Statistics ECU UF First Downs 32 15 Attendance: 30,083 Rushing Attempts 33 4. Rushing Yards 109 168 Attempts-Completions-Int. 68-34-2 28-13-1 Passing Yards 427 171 TOTAL OFFENSE 536 339 Punts-Average 6-44.5 8-42.9 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-2 Penalties-Yards 5-35 6-40 Sacks By-Yards 2-7 4-34 3rd Down Conversions 8-20 8-17 4th Down Conversions 0-2 0-0 Time of Possession 32:23 27:37 Individual Leaders RUSHING: ECU–C. Hairston 17-73; A. Scott 5-44; K. Benkert 2-6; S. Carden 9-(-14). UF–A. Lane 16-109, 1 TD; T. Harris 10-41; M. Brown 8-21; J. Driskel 3-7; K. Taylor East Carolina 7 0 10 3 – 20 4-0. Florida 7 14 7 0 – 28 PASSING: ECU–S. Carden 66-34-2, 427, 2 TD; J. Hardy 1-0-0, 0; I. Jones 1-0-0, 0. First Quarter UF–T. Harris 11-5-1, 123, 2 TD; J. Driskel 17-8-0, 48. ECU–Justin Hardy 3 pass from Shane Carden (Warren Harvey kick), 7:06 RECEIVING: ECU–J. Hardy 11-160, 1 TD; C. Worthy 8-130, 1 TD; I. Jones 6-64; J. Wil- UF–Brian Poole 29 interception return (Austin Hardin kick), 3:09 liams 3-24; D. Grayson 2-36; Q. Johnson 1-5; B. Williams 1-5; S. Baggett 1-2; A. Scott 1-1. UF–D. Robinson 6-36; B. Powell 3-20, 1 TD, A. Fulwood 1-86, 1 TD; C. Second Quarter Burton 1-18; Q. Dunbar 1-6; C. Thompson 1-5. UF–Adam Lane 2 run (Hardin kick), 14:56 UF–Brandon Powell 13 pass from Treon Harris (Hardin kick), 6:23 Third Quarter ECU - Cam Worthy 4 pass from Carden (Harvey kick), 12:51 UF–Ahmad Fulwood 86 pass from Harris (Ardin kick), 11:20 ECU - Harvey 24 field goal, 6:10

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 211 2018 Football Fact Book ECU Bowl Records

Chris Johnson rushed for an East Carolina bowl-record 223 yards against No. 24 Boise State to help the Pirates to a thrilling 41-38 victory in the 2007 Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu. Johnson, who was selected by the Tennessee Titans in the first round of the NFL Draft four months later, also established a new NCAA bowl standard with 408 all-purpose yards after racking up 153 kickoff return and 32 reception yards against the Broncos. Total Offense Receiving Most Plays 75...... Shane Carden, Most Receptions 12...... Luke Fisher, 2015 Birmingham Bowl vs. Florida 1992 Peach Bowl vs. NC State Most Net Yards 413...... Shane Carden, Most Net Yards 160...... Justin Hardy, 2015 Birmingham Bowl vs. Florida 2015 Birmingham Bowl vs. Florida Most TD Receptions 1...... by 17 players, last by Cam Worthy, Rushing 2015 Birmingham Bowl vs. Florida Most Rushes 31...... Dave Alexander, 1965 Tangerine Bowl vs. Maine Punt Returns Most Net Yards 223...... Chris Johnson, Longest 71 (TD)...... Keith Stokes, 2007 Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl vs. Boise State 2000 galleryfurniture.com Bowl vs. Texas Tech Most TD Rushes 3...... Leonard Henry, 2001 GMAC Bowl vs. Marshall Kickoff Returns Longest 47...... Dion Johnson, Passing 1992 Peach Bowl vs. NC State Most Attempts 66...... Shane Carden, 2015 Birmingham Bowl vs. Florida All-Purpose Most Completions 35...... Dominique Davis, Most Net Yards 408...... Chris Johnson, 2010 Military Bowl vs. Maryland 2007 Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl vs. Boise State Most Net Yards 427...... Shane Carden, 2015 Birmingham Bowl vs. Florida Most TD Passes 4...... Jeff Blake, 1992 Peach Bowl vs. NC State

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Wilson Chicago Bears Steven Baker St. Louis Rams Dwayne Ledford New Orleans Saints Jamie Wilson Tampa Bay Buccaneers Glenn Bass Buffalo Bills Lance Lewis New Orleans Saints Walter Wilson Tampa Bay Buccaneers Andrew Bayes Tampa Bay Buccaneers Wayne Lineberry Buffalo Bills Cam Worthy Baltimore Raves Zeek Bigger Carolina Panthers Ernie Logan New York Jets *denotes active in 2018 Ja’Warren Blair Cleveland Browns Terry Long Pittsburgh Steelers Jeff Blake Chicago Bears Grant Lowe Washington Redskins ■■Arena Football League (AFL) Reggie Branch Washington Redskins Chad Martin Miami Dolphins Sean Allen Georgia Force Willie Brookins Carolina Panthers Norris McCleary Cincinnati Bengals Andrew Bodenheimer Jacksonville Sharks Michael Brooks Seattle Seahawks Emmanuel McDaniel Arizona Cardinals Shane Carden Baltimore Brigade Stanley Bryant Denver Broncos Reggie McKinney Miami Dolphins Derrell Johnson Baltimore Brigade Lamont Burns Oakland Raiders Jerris McPhail Detroit Lions Rob Kass Spokane Shock Rashon Burns Chicago Bears Billy Michel Denver Broncos Mark Robinson Orlando Predators Matt Butler Detroit Lions Tom Michel Minnesota Vikings Will Simmons Arizona Rattlers Earnest Byner Baltimore Ravens Khalif Mitchell San Francisco 49ers Shane Carden Chicago Bears ■ Kevin Monroe Carolina Panthers ■Canadian Football Bernard Carter Green Bay Packers Ricky Nichols Indianapolis Colts League (CFL) DeVone Claybrooks Arizona Cardinals Calgary Stampeders Montese Overton Seattle Seahawks Calvin Adams Roderick Coleman Atlanta Falcons Hamilton Tiger-Cat Jeff Pegues Cleveland Browns Richard Alston Tony Collins Miami Dolphins Montreal Alouettes Lee Pegues Chicago Bears Chris Baker Terrance Copper Kansas City Chiefs BC Lions Reggie Pinkney Indianapolis Colts Michael Brooks Mondell Corbett Seattle Seahawks Winnipeg Blue Bombers Dayon Pratt Houston Texans Stanley Bryant* George Crump New England Patriots Montreal Alouettes Wilson Raynor New York Jets Shane Carden Carlester Crumpler, Jr. Minnesota Vikings Calgary Stampeders Brian Rimpf Baltimore Ravens DeVone Claybrooks Carlester Crumpler, Sr. Buffalo Bills Saskatchewan Roughriders Tootie Robbins Green Bay Packers Marcus Crandell David Daniels Pittsburgh Steelers Ottawa Redblacks John Robertson Philadelphia Eagles Dominique Davis* Kwaku Danso Cleveland Browns Calgary Stampeders Shaun Rose Oakland Raiders Emanuel Davis* Emanuel Davis Cleveland Browns Sacramento Gold Miners Kenneth Roskie Detroit Lions Jerry Dillon Dominique Davis Atlanta Falcons BC Lions Jay Ross Buffalo Bills Damane Duckett Matt Dodge New York Giants Shreveport Pirates Jody Schulz Philadelphia Eagles Luke Fisher Davon Drew Baltimore Ravens Montreal Alouettes Tom Scott Cincinnati Bengals Dan Gonzalez Damane Duckett New England Patriots Hamilton Tiger-Cats Walter Scott Green Bay Packers Marcellus Harris Mitchell Galloway Buffalo Bills Calgary Stampeders Larry Shannon Oakland Raiders Mike Hawkins David Garrard New York Jets Kevin Ingram Edmonton Eskimos EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 214 2018 Football Fact Book Jacobi Jenkins BC Lions Leonard Henry Frankfurt Galaxy ■■United Football League (UFL) Derrell Johnson Winnipeg Blue Bombers Dwayne Ledford Rhein Fire Aundrae Allison Virginia Destroyers Danny Kepley Edmonton Eskimos Norris McCleary Frankfurt Galaxy Dustin Lineback Virginia Destroyers Dekota Marshall Winnipeg Blue Bombers Kevin Miller Berlin Thunder Charles Miles Sacramento Gold Miners Shaun Rose Berlin Thunder ■■United States Football Khalif Mitchell Montreal Alouettes League (USFL) Kenny Moore Ottawa Rough Riders ■■World League of American Harold Blue Arizona Wranglers Bobby Myrick Ottawa Rough Riders Football (WLAF) Mike Brewington Boston/Portland Breakers Harold Randolph Montreal Alouettes Stefon Adams Sacramento Surge Tom Carnes Arizona Wranglers Terrell Richardson Calgary Stampeders Tony Baker Frankfurt Galaxy Mike Grant Memphis Showboats Junior Robinson Sacramento Gold Miners Ellis Dillahunt N.Y./N.J. Knights Sam Harrell Houston Gamblers Junior Smith Shreveport Pirates Brian McPhatter Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks Willie Holley Washington Federals Keith Stokes Edmonton Eskimos Anthony Thompson London Monarchs Theo Sutton Winnipeg Blue Bombers Walter Wilson Ohio Glory Marvin Townes Winnipeg Blue Bombers Al Whiting Las Vegas Posse Henry Williams Edmonton Eskimos Jonathan Williams Calgary Stampeders Travis Williams Montreal Alouettes Walter Wilson Baltimore Colts (CFL) *denotes active in 2018 ■■Continental Football League Dave Garner Toronto Rifles ■■German Football League Shane Carden Stuttgart Scorpions Rocco Scarfone Stuttgart Scorpions ■■NFL Europe Richard Alston Berlin Thunder Andrew Bayes Amsterdam Admirals Ja’Waren Blair Rhein Fire DeVone Claybrooks Rhein Fire Pernell Griffin Frankfurt Galaxy Former Pirates Robert Jones and Jeff Blake

■■Pirates in the Super Bowl ■■Super Bowl Champions Name Team Super Bowl Year Name Super Bowl Year(s) Jeff Blake (QB) Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl XXXIX 2005 Reggie Branch (RB) 1988 Reggie Branch (RB) Washington Redskins Super Bowl XXII 1988 Michael Brooks (DT) 2014 Michael Brooks (DT)^ Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl XLVIII 2014 Earnest Byner (RB) Washington Redskins Super Bowl XXVI 1992 Earnest Byner (RB) 1992 DeVone Claybrooks (DT) Tampa Bay Buccaneers Super Bowl XXXVII 2003 DeVone Claybrooks (DT) 2003 Tony Collins (RB) New England Patriots Super Bowl XX 1986 Steve Hamilton (DE) 1988 Steve Hamilton (DE) Washington Redskins Super Bowl XXII 1988 John Jett (P) 1994, 96 Justin Hardy (WR) Atlanta Falcons Super Bowl LI 2016 Robert Jones (LB) 1993, 94, 96 John Jett (P) Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl XXVIII, XXX 1994, 96 Linval Joseph (DL) 2012 Robert Jones (LB) Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl XXVII, XXVIII, XXX 1993, 94, 96 Vonta Leach (FB) 2013 New York Giants Super Bowl XLVI 2012 Linval Joseph (DL) Jay Ross (DL) 2011 George Koonce (LB) Green Bay Packers Super Bowl XXXII 1998 Vinson Smith (LB) 1993 Vonta Leach (FB) Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl XLVII 2013 Zack Valentine (LB) 1980 Emmanuel McDaniel (CB) New York Giants Super Bowl XXXV 2001 Jay Ross (DL)^ Green Bay Packers Super Bowl XLV 2011 C.J. Wilson (DL) 2011 Vinson Smith (LB) Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl XXVII 1993 Guy Whimper (OL) 2008 Zack Valentine (LB) Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl XIV 1980 C.J. Wilson (DL) Green Bay Packers Super Bowl XLV 2011 Guy Whimper (OL) New York Giants Super Bowl XLII 2008 ^on practice squad roster for Super Bowl EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 215 2018 Football Fact Book Pirates in the Draft Year Rd. Pick Player Name Team Pos. JUSTIN HARDY 2017 2 5 37 Zay Jones Bills WR Atlanta Falcons 2015 4 8 107 Justin Hardy Falcons WR 2011 6 11 176 Dwayne Harris Cowboys WR 2010 2 14 46 Linval Joseph Giants DT 2010 7 14 221 Matt Dodge Giants P 2010 7 23 230 C.J. Wilson Packers DE 2009 5 13 149 Davon Drew Ravens TE 2008 1 24 24 Chris Johnson Titans RB 2007 5 9 146 Aundrae Allison Vikings WR 2006 4 32 129 Guy Whimper Giants T 2004 7 45 246 Brian Rimpf Ravens T 2002 4 10 108 David Garrard Jaguars QB 7 30 241 Leonard Henry Dolphins RB 1999 5 20 153 Roderick Coleman Raiders DE 6 32 201 Troy Smith Eagles WR 1998 3 21 82 Larry Shannon Dolphins WR 1997 5 1 131 Lamont Burns Jets G 1996 4 16 111 Emmanuel McDaniel Panthers DB 5 2 134 Jerris McPhail Dolphins RB 1994 6 4 165 Bernard Carter Buccaneers LB 7 8 202 Carlester Crumpler, Jr. Seahawks TE 1993 6 8 148 Tom Scott Bengals T ZAY JONES 1992 1 24 24 Robert Jones Cowboys LB Buffalo Bills 6 26 166 Jeff Blake Jets QB 8 14 210 Luke Fisher Vikings TE 9 26 250 Chris Hall Cowboys DB 10 22 274 Dion Johnson Oilers WR 1991 9 3 226 Ernie Logan Falcons DE 1990 3 14 67 Walter Wilson Chargers WR 5 1 110 Junior Robinson Patriots DB 7 14 179 James Singletary Colts LB 10 27 275 Anthony Thompson Broncos LB 1988 8 5 198 Anthony Simpson Buccaneers RB 10 4 253 Ellis Dillahunt Bengals DB 1986 6 27 165 Kevin Walker Buccaneers DB 10 3 252 Tony Baker Falcons RB 1985 3 24 80 Stefon Adams Raiders DB 8 4 200 Ricky Nichols Colts WR 1984 2 27 55 Steve Hamilton Redskins DE 4 27 111 Terry Long Steelers G 5 3 115 Clint Harris Giants DB 5 13 125 Jeff Pegues Redskins LB 5 21 133 Hal Stephens Rams DE 10 1 253 Norwood Vann Rams TE 10 28 280 Earnest Byner Browns RB LINVAL JOSEPH 11 4 284 John Robertson Eagles T Minnesota Vikings 1983 2 18 46 Jody Schulz Eagles LB 1982 4 2 85 George Crump Patriots DE 4 7 90 Tootie Robbins Cardinals T 1981 2 19 47 Tony Collins Patriots RB 1980 11 11 288 Sam Harrell Vikings RB 12 9 314 Mike Brewington Chiefs LB 1979 2 28 56 Zack Valentine Steelers LB 6 21 158 Eddie Hicks Giants RB 1978 6 28 166 Harold Randolph Cowboys LB 1977 6 27 166 Reggie Pinkney Lions DB 1974 4 2 80 Carl Summerell Giants QB 4 17 95 Carlester Crumpler Bills RB 1973 16 1 391 Tim Dameron Oilers WR 17 22 438 Leslie Strayhorn Cowboys RB 1969 17 1 417 Wayne Lineberry Bills LB 1964 14 5 187 Tom Michel Vikings RB 19 Tom Michel Raiders RB 1961 5 8 64 Glenn Bass Cardinals TE 23 Glenn Bass Chargers TE 1951 28 12 339 Roger Thrift Browns B EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 216 2018 Football Fact Book Fast Facts

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The ﬁ rst university in the total enrollment country and the only employer 2 9,131 (Fall 2017) in North Carolina to receive the U.S. Department of Defense Nearly 6,000 faculty and staff Extraordinary Employer Support Award for sustained living alumni support of National Guard and 162,354 Reserve service members.

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