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2016 SWOSU FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SOUTHERN SOUTHERN ARKANSAS NAZARENE Sept. 1 • 6:00 p.m. Oct. 15 • 2:00 p.m. ASAP ENERGY FIELD Bethany, Okla. ARKANSAS - oklahoma MONTICELLO baptist Sept. 10 • 6:00 p.m. Oct. 22 • 2:00 p.m. Monticello, Ark. ASAP ENERGY FIELD OUACHITA HARDING Sept. 17 • 7:00 p.m. Oct. 29 • 2:00 p.m. Arkadelphia, Ark. Searcy, Ark. TM HENDERSON ARKANSAS TECH STATE Nov. 5 • 2:00 p.m. Sept. 24 • 6:00 p.m. ASAP ENERGY FIELD ASAP ENERGY FIELD SOUTHEASTERN NORTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA STATE OKLAHOMA STATE Oct. 1 • 2:00 p.m. Nov. 12 • 5:30 p.m. ASAP ENERGY FIELD ASAP ENERGY FIELD EAST CENTRAL NCAA PLAYOFFS Oct. 8• 6:00 p.m. November 19, 26 Ada, Okla. December 3, 10, 17 2016 SWOSU FOOTBALL FACT BOOK PAGE 1 2016 SWOSU FOOTBALL FACT BOOK GENERAL COACHING STAFF TABLE OF CONTENTS School: .......Southwestern Oklahoma State Head Coach: ................... Dan Cocannouer GAC Composite Schedule: .... Inside Cover Address: ........................100 Campus Drive Alma Mater: ..................SWOSU, 1978 Season Preview: ................................... 2-3 City/Zip: ............... Weatherford, OK 73096 Record (at SWOSU): ..29-47 (8th year) 2016 Roster: .........................................4-5 Founded: ........................................... 1901 Record (Career):..........29-47 (8th year) Coaches: ............................................ 6-10 Enrollment: ....................................... 4,995 Offi ce Phone: .................580-774-7190 Head Coach Dan Cocannouer: ...... 6-7 Nickname: .....................................Bulldogs Email: [email protected] Eric Gibson / Jonathan Darby: ........... 8 School Colors: ..........Navy Blue and White Justin Iske / Jon Garfi eld: .................. 9 Field: ..................................Fast Lane Field Assistant Coach: ......................Eric Gibson Graduate Assistants: .......................10 Playing Surface: ..........................AstroTurf Capacity: ........................................... 9,000 Position: ............Defensive Coordinator Preseason Depth Chart: .........................11 Affi liation: .........................NCAA Division II Alma Mater: ......Central Oklahoma, ‘03 Opponent Profi les: ............................12-13 Conference: ...Great American Conference Offi ce Phone: .................580-774-7034 2015 Year-in-Review: ............................ 14 President: ............................Randy Beutler Assistant Coach: ....................... Justin Iske 2015 Honor Roll: .................................... 14 Alma Mater: ........................SWOSU, 1983 Position: ........................Offensive Line 2015 Statistics: .................................15-16 Web Site: ............www.swosuathletics.com Alma Mater: ......Nebraska-Omaha, ‘01 Team / Individual Stats: ................... 15 Twitter: ........................ @SWOSUAthletics Offi ce Phone: .................580-774-7118 Defensive Stats: .............................. 16 Assistant Coach: ...............Jonathan Darby Game-by-Game Starters: ................ 16 ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION Position: .....................Defensive Backs Records: ...........................................17-21 Athletics Director: ............... Todd Thurman Alma Mater: .....................SWOSU, ‘12 Passing Records: ............................ 17 Alma Mater: ........Bethany Nazarene, 1983 Offi ce Phone: .................580-774-3702 Rushing Records: ............................18 580-774-3701 Assistant Coach: .....................Jon Garfi eld Receiving Records: ......................... 19 Athletics Phone: ...................580-774-3068 Position: ..........................Quarterbacks Defensive Records: ......................... 20 Athletics Fax: .......................580-774-7106 Assistant AD/Compliance: ...... Todd Helton Alma Mater: ............Menlo College, ‘13 Special Teams Records: ..................21 580-774-3277 Offi ce Phone: .................580-774-3288 Postseason History: .......................... 22-24 Sports Information Director: ........Doug Self Assistant Coach: ................. Nate Haremza Coaching History: .................................. 25 580-774-7162 Position: ..............................Tight Ends All-Time Assistant Coaches: ............25 Operations Manager: .............Pam Nichols Alma Mater: .........Southern Illinois, ‘14 All-Americans: .................................. 26-27 580-774-3068 Assistant Coach: ................Alex Wierzbicki NAIA Era: .........................................26 Director of Gameday Ops: ......Josh Collins Position: ........................Defensive Line NCAA Division II Era: ....................... 27 580-774-3050 Alma Mater: .........Savannah State, ‘14 Regional Awards: ................................... 28 Coord./External Affairs: ........Jessica Heard Assistant Coach: .................... Robert Adan Other Honors: ........................................29 580-774-6330 Position: ......................Wide Receivers All-Conference Honors: ....................30-33 Head Athletic Trainer: .......Edwin Detweiler Alma Mater: ............Menlo College, ‘12 Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic: ..........30 580-774-3073 Assistant Coach: .................. Nathan Butler Oklahoma Intercollegiate: ...........30-32 Strength & Conditioning: ..... Jared Jackson Position: .......................Running Backs Lone Star Conference: ............... 32-33 580-774-3213 Alma Mater: .....................SWOSU, ‘16 Great American Conference: ...........33 SWOSU FOOTBALL HISTORY Year-by-Year Statistical Leaders: ..... 34-35 First Year of Football: ......................... 1905 TEAM INFORMATION Year-by-Year Standings: ...................36-37 Seasons Played: .................................. 107 2015 Record: ........................................8-4 SWOSU vs. Opponents: ........................38 All-Time Record: ............454-482-36 (.486) Conference Record/Finish: .........8-3/T-2nd Year-by-Year Game Results: ............39-43 NCAA Division II Record: ......78-124 (.386) Starters Returning/Lost: The Great American Conference: ..........44 Years in NCAA Playoffs: ....................None Offense: ..........................................9/2 Media Information: ........Inside Back Cover Last Postseason Appearance: ...........2015 Defense: .........................................4/7 L, 21-38 vs. Central Oklahoma Specialists Returning: ..............................3 (Live United Texarkana Bowl) Lettermen Returning: .............................46 Last Playoff Appearance: ................... 1996 W, 33-31 over Montana Tech (NAIA Championship Game) WWW.SWOSUATHLETICS.COM // #SWOSURISING PAGE 2 2016 SWOSU FOOTBALL FACT BOOK SEASON PREVIEW QUARTERBACKS Solidifying the quarterback position was the biggest question looming over the Bulldogs last season before Marc Evans (Ventura, Calif.), a former junior college standout, claimed the position and directed the record-setting SWOSU offense. In his fi rst year in Weatherford, Evans threw for 2,681 yards and 25 touchdowns – the second-best single-season total at SWOSU – while starting nine games and throwing for 268 yards per game. In his absence, Brooks Robertson (Roland, Okla.) made three starts, throwing for 214 yards and leading SWOSU to a victory at Oklahoma Baptist. Four other quarterbacks will be in camp with the Bulldogs, including redshirt freshmen Casey Freeman (Newcastle, Okla.) and Tyler Marr (Beggs, Okla.) along with true freshman Caleb Collins (Fort Worth, Texas) and Colin Watford (Prague, Okla.). RUNNING BACKS Perhaps the deepest position on the roster for SWOSU is in the backfi eld, where the Bulldogs return their top three rushers from a team that set a new single-season school record with 24 rushing touchdowns. Atop the depth chart are All-Great American Conference selections Karltrell Henderson (Moore, Okla.) and Kenneth Martey (San Diego, Calif.), who provided a dynamic one-two punch in the backfi eld last season. Henderson set a new single-season scoring record by reaching the end zone 12 times last season while Martey ripped off the longest run in school history with a 93-yard touchdown scamper at Northwestern Oklahoma State. Beyond that, SWOSU returns three other players with backfi eld experience in Kwame Tate (Elgin, Okla.) along with Matt Farris (Ringling, Okla.) and Talo Pascal (Arlington, Texas), who are both back after missing parts of last season due to injury. WIDE RECEIVERS Depth is also a luxury for the Bulldogs at wide receiver, where fi ve of the top six pass catchers from 2015 return for SWOSU this fall. Leading the way is All-American D.J. 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