MEMPHIS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL

A LEGACY OF EXCELLENCE

2017 SERVING THE COMMUNITY OVER 30 YEARS

GOOD LUCK TO THE 2017 OWLS! TABLE OF CONTENTS MUS Hymn...... 1 MUS HYMN MUS Fight Song ...... 1 Headmaster’s Message...... 2 Other MUS Varsity Sports Dear MUS, How kind the fate Baseball...... 7 that brought us to these halls Basketball ...... 7 Bowling ...... 7 To learn thy ways, Cross Country ...... 9 Fencing ...... 9 To walk in truth and honor all our days. Golf ...... 9 Lacrosse ...... 11 We pray that we shall always honor Soccer ...... 11 Swimming ...... 11 Thee. Let us all unite to sing Tennis...... 13 To Alma Mater, Friend, and Leader, Track & Field ...... 13 Trapshooting ...... 13 University. Wrestling ...... 14 Championships (by sport) ...... 14 — John Murry Springfield Homecoming/Reunion Information ...... 16 MUS Football – 2017 Varsity Schedule ...... 19 Varsity Coaches ...... 20 Roster of Players ...... 23 Seniors...... 26 MUS FIGHT SONG Juniors...... 34 Sophomores ...... 36 Freshmen...... 38 Go big team down the field Lower-School Football...... 41 MUS Parents’ Association ...... 41 And honor bring to the red and blue. Conference – Division II AAA Conference Schools ...... 42 Our team will never yield Conference Stats ...... 44 2016 Playoff Bracket ...... 45 Our men forever will be true. State Champions (year-by-year) ...... 45 2016 Mercury Players of the Game ...... 47 (Rah, Rah, Rah) College Players...... 48 Whether we l ose or win Professional Players ...... 50 Broadcast Crew ...... 52 A greater team you’ll never see. Tribute to Mike Lawhead...... 53 2016 MUS Team Statistics...... 61 We’ll show our might again 2016 MUS Individual Statistics...... 62 MUS Football Records (1957-2016) For Memphis University, Team Defense...... 67 Team Offense ...... 68 Ready to fight again Rushing ...... 69 Passing ...... 70 For MUS and victory. Receiving...... 72 Total Offense...... 73 — William R. Hatchett All-Purpose ...... 73 & Charles Mosby Scoring...... 74 Kicking ...... 75 Punting...... 77 Punt/Kick Returns ...... 78 Interceptions...... 80 Interception/Fumble Returns ...... 80 Defense ...... 80 Opponents’ Records ...... 82 Overall Win-Loss Record ...... 82 Year-By-Year Results...... 82 Opponents Through the Years ...... 83 Season Summaries ...... 84 Owl Trivia ...... 88 Story of the Buzzard...... 89 MUS Cheerleaders...... 93

Cover: The team photo is of the 1967 squad, which went undefeated and is one of the best teams in school history. This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of that special season, and Graphic Designer: Jase Tillman the team plans a reunion in early September, culminating at the MBA game on September 8. Photography: Gerald Gallik, MUS Archives The letter jacket is from the late 1960’ s. And the defensive photo is from last season, one of Editor: Dax Torrey the best defensive seasons in the program’s history. 1 WELCOME TO MEMPHIS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Samuel N. Graham II ’80, Chairman Glenn A. Crosby II ’77, Vice Chairman James F. Burnett ’83, Secretary Pete Sanders D. Stephen Morrow ’71, Treasurer A Message From The Headmaster James H. Barton, Jr. ’85 Nothing better heralds the start of the year in sports, and R. Earl Blankenship the spirit that goes with it, than Friday-night football! I am Suki S. Carson Edward J. Dobbs ’89 looking forward to my first season watching the Owls play William B. Dunavant III ’78 on the gridiron Ð and supporting their endeavors through- Robert M. Fockler ’77 out the year. P. Trowbridge Gillespie, Jr. ’65 J. Brett Grinder ’91 Our varsity football schedule begins at home with games Mark J. Halperin ’67 against Ridgeway and Kingsbury before we take a road Joseph R. Hyde III ’61 trip to Florida to play Seminole Ridge High School at Orlando’s ESPN complex. The Jeffrey B. Meskin rest of the lineup features home games against Montgomery Bell Academy, Haywood Johnny B. Moore, Jr. County, and Douglass, plus away contests with South Panola, Saint Benedict, and Bri- Richard C. Moore III ’98 arcrest. Crowning the regular season will be a matchup against longstanding rival CBHS Joseph M. Morrison ’78 on our Hull-Dobbs Athletic Field in Stokes Stadium. William E. Orgel ’81 Wiley T. Robinson ’75 Here at MUS, excellence in the classroom is our highest commitment, and athletic com- Chris R. Sanders petition enhances the school experience for our students. Aside from the physical ben- Frederick C. Schaeffer, Jr. ’88 efits, participation in athletics helps boys learn the invaluable life lessons of teamwork, Owen B. Tabor, Jr. ’85 dedication, perseverance, and sportsmanship. William V. Thompson III ’95 Philip S. Wunderlich ’90 Just as our students, coaches, teachers, and alumni represent MUS to the greater Mem- phis community, our fans personify the school and our values. Let’s be welcoming hosts ALUMNI ASSOCIATION to visiting schools and their supporters, and let’s cheer on the Owls with grace and good- EXECUTIVE BOARD natured enthusiasm at home and away. Jason J. Fair ’89, President Andrew A. McArtor, Sr. ’86, President-Elect I hope you will come out to support our teams and student-athletes. I look forward to Christopher P. Beard ’84 seeing you in the stands! Jeffrey Block ’94 Horace L. Carter ’89 Derek M. Clenin ’03 J ohn T. Crews, Jr. ’84 Donald D. Drinkard, Jr. ’98 J. Elliot Embry ’04 GO OWLS! David J. Frazier ’01 Emmel B. Golden ’97 J. Wesley Grace ’86 J. Walker Hays, IV ’84 W. Brigham Klyce ’66 Memphis University School is a college-preparatory school dedicated to M. Garrott McClintock, Jr. ’06 academic excellence, cultivation of service and leadership, and the devel- William M. McDonald, Jr. ’97 opment of well-rounded young men of strong moral character, consistent Kelly L. McGuire ’70 with the school’s Christian tradition. J. Worth Morgan ’05 Michael N. Murphy, Jr. ’03 Founded: 1893 Robert B. Preston ’78 Enrollment: 627 (7-12) M. Shannon Rhodes ’90 Colors: Royal Blue/Scarlet James A. Robinson, Jr. ’68 Matthew J. Saenger ’98 Location: Memphis Gideon L. Scoggin ’95 Phone: 901-260-1300 Edward L. Simpson ’85 Joseph L. Steffner, Jr. ’09 Website: musowls.org Charles W. Summers, III ’94 Mascot: Owls John M. Summers ’05 Athletic Director: Bobby Alston Alexander W. Wellford, III ’89 Brandon L. Westbrook ’92 Headmaster: Peter D. Sanders Henry Wetter, III ’70 Andrew D. Wright ’86 2 THE POWERP OF TEAMWOORK

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3 Memphis University School, a non-denominational and non-discriminatory college- preparatory day school for boys in Grades 7-12, ofers a diverse and engaging curriculum that balances academics, athletics, and the arts in a culture that emphasizes integrity, honor, and strength of character. The student-faculty ratio is 8:1, and typical class size is 15.

FACULTY The faculty challenges, inspires, and nurtures growing minds. Nearly 70 percent of our teachers hold a master’s degree or Ph.D., and they average more than two decades of teaching experience.

HISTORY The original MUS was founded in 1893 and closed in 1936 during the Great Depression. The present school was chartered in 1954 and opened for operation in 1955.

HONOR CODE The student-run Honor Council helps maintain the school’s motto, Veritas Honorque – Truth and Honor – and does not tolerate lying, cheating, or stealing.

NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED HONORS Eleven seniors were named National Merit Semifnalists in 2016-17. These students together with the school’s 11 National Merit Commended Students made up 21 percent of the Class of 2017.

STUDENT ACTIVITIES MUS ofers its students numerous extracurricular activities in government, publications, music, theater, speech, athletics, art, honor societies, and more than 30 clubs of popular interest. Our students tutor children, donate blood, volunteer time, and raise money for many nonproft organizations. Boys also have the opportunity to enhance their educational experience with travel- abroad programs in Europe and Central America.

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FINANCIAL AID About 33 percent of the student body receives need-based fnancial assistance totaling $2.55 million.

AP COURSES Students may choose from 21 Advanced Placement courses for possible college credit. Historically, more than 90 percent of our students score a 3 or above on AP exams.

COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS The Class of 2017 was accepted to 124 schools in 29 states, as well as Washington, DC. Ninety-six students in the class reported receiving 257 scholarship ofers totaling about $9.7 million.

CO-EDGE MUS has a coordinate program with the all-girls Hutchison School. The adjacent campus allows for joint academics, athletics, civic service, and leadership programs and activities.

COLLEGE TESTING During the previous fve years, the mid-range SAT and ACT composite scores for our students have been about 30 percent above the national average.

COUNSELING SERVICES The Kemmons Wilson Leadership Development and Counseling Center promotes learning and facilitates the intellectual and emotional development of our students. The counseling staf advises student organizations, administers parent and student education programs, and addresses student concerns through personal guidance.

The school for boys. Call for your tour: (901) 260-1300 Apply by December 10, 2017, for the 2018-19 school year. 5 Schaeffer Bookstore is your source for all things MUS – GET YOUR books, school supplies, P.E. clothes, and Owl spirit gear. Get your shirts, jackets, hats, ear warmers, water bottles, even foam spirit hands and stadium cushions. Check us out at all home football games, during Book Sale in Ross OWL ON Lynn Arena August 8-11, and in the Campus Center AT SCHAEFFER when school is in session. REGULAR STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday l 11:15 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. BOOKSTORE Wednesday and Friday l 8 - 9:30 a.m.

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Baseball John Jarnagin, Head Coach A native of San Diego, California, Jarnagin is a five-time Coach of the Year recipient with more than thirty years of coaching experience. Before com- ing to MUS in 2014, he had begun the baseball program at Victory Uni- versity in 2013, and he led Victory to a fourth-place finish in the United States Collegiate Athletic Association Small College World Series. Jarna- gin served as the head baseball coach at Morehead State University in Kentucky from 1996-2007 and University of Montevallo in Alabama from 2008-2010. Prior to Morehead State, Jarnagin had been the head baseball coach at Shelby State Community College, now Southwest Tennessee Community College, and he was inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame in 2004 as the winningest baseball coach in its history. In 1992 he was named the Co-Coach of the Year for the Tennessee Junior and Community College Athletic Association. He received four other Coach-of-the-Year hon- ors while at the helm of the Shelby State program, and he has coached eight players that were se- lected for the Major League Draft. He is assisted by Murphy Appling, Johnny Beard, Kyle Finney, Bo Hart, and Chris Stewart.

Basketball Matt Bakke, Head Coach Bakke took the helm as head coach of the varsity basketball team in 2012-13, and in 2014 his team was runner-up for the state champi- onship. He came to MUS in the fall of 1999 and served thirteen years as assistant basketball coach under legendary Head Coach Jerry Peters. The program has a long history of district and regional cham- pionships and state-tournament play, and in 2007 the Owls captured the state title. Through the years Bakke has taken on multiple roles, including coach of the Lower School cross-country and track teams. He currently chairs the physical-education department and is director of the Jerry Peters Memphis Summer Classic. For his dedicated service to MUS, he received the Distinguished Teaching Award in 2011. Prior to his arrival at MUS, Bakke had coached at both Millington Central High School and Rhodes College. A grad- uate of White Station, he played at Rhodes College and Southwest Tennessee Community College, where he is a member of the Saluqis Athletic Hall of Fame. Bakke is assisted by Trey Suddarth and Jerry Dover.

Bowling Dr. David Jackson, Head Coach Jackson, who has coached MUS bowling since its inception as a varsity sport in 2008, first came to MUS in 1974 and stayed for eight years while serving as chairman of the religion department. He left in 1982 to pastor a church, and for the next twenty-three years led congregations in Jackson, Mississippi, and Knoxville, Tennessee. He returned to MUS in 2005, and he currently holds the Robert J. Hussey, Sr., Chair of Religion. Jackson and Assistant Coach Jenny Pratt, instructor in Span- ish and French, have both attained bronze certification with the United States Bowling Congress, an intermediate level of train- ing and certification designed to increase coaching skills.

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Cross Country Joe Tyler, Head Coach Before coming to MUS in 1999, Tyler had been an assistant cross-country coach at Christian Brothers High School and Houston High School. He grew up in Kansas City, Missouri; graduated from Creighton University; and obtained a master’s degree from the University of Memphis. He arrived at MUS in 1999 to teach mathematics in Lower School, and he has as- sisted in coaching basketball and track. He now serves as the assistant principal in the Lower School in addi- tion to his teaching and coaching duties. In 2005 and 2014, his cross-country squads took second place in the state meet. Tyler was named The Commercial Appeal’s Coach of the Year in cross country in 2012 and 2013. He is assisted by Jonas Holdeman, instructor in English, and Meredith McFarlin, instructor in mathematics.

Fencing Brad Kroeker, Head Coach Under Kroeker’s direction, fencing started as a club sport at MUS in 2005 and grew in popularity to become the fourteenth varsity sport in 2009. The Owls have competed in the Junior Olympics in Albuquerque, New Mexico; Charlotte, North Carolina; Dallas, Texas; Denver, Colorado; Salt Lake City, Utah; and Memphis, as well as in national championships in Atlanta, Georgia, and Reno, Nevada. In the Tennessee State Secondary School Fencing Championships, the Owls won state epee titles in 2008, 2010, and 2012-14; saber titles from 2008-17; and foil titles from 2015-17. And in 2015, Coach Kroeker’s team won its fourth con- secutive overall state title. Before coming to MUS, Kroeker had worked two years with M. Bella Walther of the Hungarian national saber team and two years with Sergey Petrosyan of the Russian/Armenia junior foil team. Kroeker then coached and taught fencing classes at Rhodes College from 1999-2004. During this time his fencers won many awards, including state individual championships in foil, epee, and saber; regional and local tournament medals; and National Fencing All-Academic-Team selections. Kroeker is assisted by Steve Dobbs, Mike Harber, and Petrosyan.

Golf Cliff Frisby, Head Coach Frisby, a thirty-seven-year member of the Professional Golf Association, has been the director of the United States Junior Golf Tour since 2001. This year is his ninth as head coach of the MUS varsity golf team. Frisby’s teams have dominated local golf recently, winning three of the last four team state titles, including in 2016, a champi- onship that they won by nine strokes. For his teams’ successes, The Commercial Ap- peal named Frisby its Golf Coach of the Year in 2014 and 2016. Since 1976 the golf program has amassed seven team championships and seven runner-up finishes.

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Lacrosse Elliott Dent, Head Coach Lacrosse started as a club sport at MUS in 1990 and became the tenth varsity sport in 1995. In 1996 Dent came fresh from college-level lacrosse at Hampden- Sydney College to teach English and religion and to become head coach of the varsity lacrosse team. The Owls won their first Tennessee Scholastic Lacrosse Association (TSLA) championship in 1990, and Dent’s squads have added twelve more state titles, including winning the 2017 championship. Dent has been named The Commercial Appeal’s Lacrosse Coach of the Year eight times. During Dent’s tenure the team has beaten squads from California, Connecti- cut, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, and others. Dent was named the TSLA Coach of the Year in 1999 and was the president of the TSLA from 1999-2004. In 2002 he was the coach for the West All-Star Team in the United States Lacrosse High School All-Star Games. Under his leadership the MUS summer lacrosse camp has introduced many boys to the game. Dent is assisted by Whit Tenent ’00, instructor in history; Buck Towner ’07, assistant director of admissions; Ron Ansley ’97; and Chris Colbeck, instructor in English.

Soccer Vincent Beck, Head Coach Beck, who teaches Honors Geology and Earth Science, has been the head coach of the MUS soccer team since 1997. In 1998 he led the team to the state quarterfinals and has reached the state tournament every year since. He has also led some championship squads, including the 1999 team, which went undefeated in the region, and the 2003 team, which reached the state- final game, losing in double overtime. His 2004 squad won the state title, de- feating University School of Nashville, 2-0, in the championship match. Beck grew up in Scotland and studied at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, where he was a three-year starter in soccer and two-year captain, and he earned a bachelor’s degree in geology with emphases in oceanography and geography. He played professional indoor/outdoor soccer for twelve years with teams from Memphis; Wichita, Kansas; Tulsa, Oklahoma; Cincinnati, Ohio; Columbus, Ohio; and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He was a three-time All-Star and served as a player-assistant coach for two years. He also played for two years with the Memphis Express in the Professional Development League in the early 2000’s. Earlier in his career, Beck coached high-school boys and girls teams, including a boys’ team in Tulsa, Oklahoma, that won the 1991 state championship. The Commercial Appeal named Beck the Soccer Coach of the Year in 2004. He is assisted by Billy Smith, director of information technology.

Swimming Bryan Parker, Head Coach The swimming program was resurrected at MUS in 1999 after having been dor- mant since the 1930’s. Now the Aquatic Owls are the largest men’s swim team in the conference, with the squad averaging more than thirty swimmers per sea- son. The 2012 season was the first for Parker as varsity head coach. Parker came to MUS with more than ten years of coaching experience, and for his ef- forts he was named The Commercial Appeal’s Coach of the Year for the past six years, 2012-17. During his tenure MUS has won the last nine Shelby County championships, been state runner-up thrice, and captured the state champi- onship in 2016. 11 WHOOOOOOO IS #1?

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Tennis Bill Taylor, Head Coach The tennis program under Taylor continues as one of the dominant sports programs in Tennessee high-school athletics. Now in his forty- second season with the Owls, Taylor has coached his teams to four- teen state titles and claimed the runner-up spot eight times. His players have claimed sixteen state doubles titles and ten singles championships. Taylor has been named Tennis Coach of the Year by The Commercial Appeal fifteen times. In college Taylor played tennis for Southwestern (now Rhodes College). He is assisted by Phil Cham- berlain, director of the Dunavant-Wellford Tennis Center. In addition to coaching, Taylor teaches biology and Advanced Placement Biology, and he directs the MUS in Europe summer program. He currently holds the Ruth McCaughan Morrison Chair of Sci- ence, and he has served as football spotter at home games since 1977.

Track & Field Bobby Alston, Head Coach Alston starts his thirty-third season this year as track-and-field head coach. Coaches assisting Alston at the varsity level are Jonas Holde- man, Johnny Jones, Orlando McKay, Glenn Rogers, Joe Tyler, and Dave Ferebee. While he has been head coach, MUS track teams have won twenty-five regional championships, had five state runner-up finishes, and were state champions in 1994, 1995, 1997, 2009, and 2014 (Team Relay Champions in 1993 and 1994). He has coached indi- vidual state champions in eighteen of the nineteen contested events. He was named the TACA-NHSACA State Coach of the Year in 1991. In 2014 he was selected to receive the NFHS State and South Sectional Coach of the Year Award. He has been recognized multiple times by The Commercial Appeal as Track and Field Coach of the Year. Alston is also director of athletics and head football coach. (For more on Alston, see page 20.)

Trapshooting Hamilton Eggers ’94, Head Coach Begun as a club sport in 2005 by Patrick McCarroll ’92, trapshooting has grown into a popular spring sport. In 2008 the program became the school’s twelfth var- sity sport. Eggers, an instructor in history and assistant football coach, inherited a sound program when he took the reins from McCarroll in 2009. Under the Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP), the team competes against public and independent schools in several regular-season shoots in preparation for the post- season. Teams of five athletes shoot at clay targets released from a central trap house. The trapshooting program’s goals parallel the mission of the Tennessee SCTP: to teach the importance of safe firearms handling, responsibility, leader- ship, and teamwork, and to promote healthy competition. Eggers is assisted by Jonathan Large, holder of the Ross McCain Lynn Chair of History. (For more on Eggers, see page 20.)

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Wrestling Chris Lewis, Head Coach Lewis joins the faculty this fall as a history teacher and head wrestling coach, taking over for the recently-retired Steve Hendricks. A graduate of Father Ryan High School and Rhodes College, he taught and coached at Christian Brothers High School for the past twenty-six years. He took over the wrestling program in 1997, leading teams to seventeen regional championships, three state runner-up finishes, two state dual titles, and one traditional state title. He has also coached twenty-five state champions, three national champions, and six USAW All-Americans. He was named NWCA Tennessee Coach of the Year in 2009, NFHS Coaches Association Tennessee Wrestling Coach of the Year in 2010, and The Commercial Appeal’s Wrestling Coach of the Year ten times. In 2001 he created a youth wrestling program with almost one-hundred boys partici- pating each year. This season, he will be assisted by Michael Marable, Johnny Vo, James Walker, and Darius Williams. (For more on Lewis, see page 21). MUS ATHLETICMUS ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS Baseball Golf Track District Ð 1991, 92, 2012 District Ð 1976, 77, 82, 83, 85, 86, 87 District Ð 1968, 69 Region Ð 1992, 2010-12, 14 Region Ð 1972, 73, 76-77, 82, 91, 94, 96, 99, 03, Region Ð 1984, 87-02, 05-09, 13-15 State-Tournament AppearanceCHAMPIONSHIPS Ð 1999, 2006, 05, 07, 09-10, 12-14 State Runner-up Ð 1991-93, 2007 2013 State Runner-up Ð 1976, 77, 97, 04, 07-09 State Ð 1994, 95, 97, 2009, 14 State Finalist Ð 2010-12, 14 State Ð 1991, 94, 96, 98, 13, 14 Team Relays (discontinued after 1997) Baseball Golf Track Region Ð 1993-96 BasketballDistrict Ð 1991, 92, 2012 LacrosseDistrict Ð 1976, 77, 82, 83, 85, 86, 87 District State Ð 1968, Runner-up 69 Ð 1995-97 DistrictRegion Ð Ð 1973, 1992, 78-83, 2010-12, 85, 1486, 87, 96, 97 StateRegion Runner-up Ð 1972, 73, Ð 1990, 76-77, 97, 82, 04, 91, 05, 94, 07, 96, 09, 99, 10, 15 Region State Ð 1984, Ð 1993-94 87-2002, 05-09, 13-15 RegionState-Tournament Ð 1979, 80, Appearance 82, 85, 98, 01, Ð 1999, 07 2006,13 State2003, Ð05 1998-2001,, 07, 09-10, 03, 12-14, 08, 11-14, 16 16 State Runner-up Ð 1991-93, 2007 State-TournamentState Finalist Ð 2010-12, Appearances 14 Ð State Runner-up Ð 1976, 77, 97, 2004, 07-09 WrestlingState Ð 1994, 95, 97, 2009, 14 1979, 82, 85, 05-07, 14 SoccerState Ð 1991, 94, 96, 98, 2013, 14, 16 District Team Ð 1981, Relays 89 (discontinued after 1997) StateBasketball Finalist - 2014 Region Ð 1987, 88, 96, 99, 2010 Team Region Duals: Ð 1993-96 StateDistrict Ð 2007Ð 1973, 78-83, 85, 86, 87, 96, 97 StateLacrosse Finalist Ð 1996, 2003 District State Ð 1991, Runner-up 92, 93, Ð 94,1995-97 95, 96 Region Ð 1979, 80, 82, 85, 98, 2001, 07 State ÐRunner-up 1982, 2004 Ð 1997, 2004, 05, 07, 09, 10, 15 Region State Ð 1993,Ð 1993-94 94, 95, 96 CrossState-Tournament Country Appearances Ð State Ð 1990, 98-2001, 03, 08, 11-14, 16-17 Region1979, 82, Ð 1976, 85, 2005-07, 80, 90-94, 14 96, 01-05 Swimming TSSAAWrestling Pepsi Cup All Sports Champs StateState Runner-upFinalist Ð 2014 Ð 1995, 96, 2005, 14 CountySoccer Runner-up Ð 2002-08 (discontinuedDistrict Ð 1981, after 891996) StateState ÐÐ 1991,2007 92 CountyRegion Ð 2009-161987, 88, 96, 99, 2010 DistrictTeam DualsÐ 1989-90, : 1990-91, 1991-92, 1992-93, State Runner-upFinalist Ð 1996, Ð 2014, 2003 15 1993-94,District Ð 1994-95, 1991, 92, 1995-96 93, 94, 95, 96 FencingCross Country State Ð 1982, 2016 2004 StateRegion Runner-up Ð 1993, 94,Ð 1989-1990 95, 96 StateRegion Overall Ð 1976, Ð 2012-15 80, 90-94, 96, 2001-05 State Ð 1991-92, 1992-93, 1993-94, 1995-96 StateState EpeéRunner-up Ð 2008, Ð 1995,10, 12-14 96, 2005, 14 Swimming TSSAA Pepsi Cup All Sports Champs StateState SaberÐ 1991, Ð 2008-1692 TennisCounty Runner-up Ð 2002-08 The(discontinued Commercial Appealafter 1996) State Foil - 2015 DistrictCounty ÐÐ 1975,2009-17 76, 78-97 BestDistrict of Ð the 1989-90, Preps 1990-91, 1991-92, Fencing RegionState Runner-up Ð 1966-69, Ð 71-76,2014, 15, 78, 17 79, 81-94, 96-15 Male1992-93, Division 1993-94, Champs 1994-95, Ð 1985, 1995-96 86, 88, 91-94, FootballState Overall Ð 2012-15 State Runner-upÐ 2016 Ð 1975, 83, 88, 91, 93, 96, 03, 96-98State, Runner-up2006, 09, 10, Ð 1989-1990 12, 13, 14 DistrictState Epeé Ð 1977, Ð 2008, 80, 82, 10, 83, 12-14 85, 87, 89-92 08, 12, 16 ClassState AA Ð 1991-92, Overall Ð 1992-93, 1990, 91 1993-94, 1995-96 RegionState Saber Ð 1977, Ð 2008-17 80, 82, 83, 93, 96, 2008-13 StateTennis Ð 1967, 68, 78, 84, 85, 92, 98-02, 04, 05, Private School Champs Ð 2005, 13, 14 StateState FinalistFoil Ð 2015-17 Ð 1983, 90, 2012, 13 13-15District Ð 1975, 76, 78-97 The Commercial Appeal State Ð 1985, 2004, 05, 08, 09 Region Southern Ð 1966-69, Interscholastics 71-76, 78, 79, (discontinued)81-94, 96-2017 Best of the Preps Football State Runner-upRunner-up ÐÐ 1957,1975, 59,83, 6088, 91, 93, 96, 2003, Male Division Champs Ð 1985, 86, 88, 91-94, District Ð 1977, 80, 82, 83, 85, 87, 89-92 08, 12, Champion 16 Ð 1958 96-98, 2006, 09, 10, 12, 13, 14 Region Ð 1977, 80, 82, 83, 93, 96, 2008, 09, 11- State Ð 1967, 68, 78, 84, 85, 92, 98-2002, 04, 05, Class AA Overall Ð 1990, 91 14, 16 13-15 Private School Champs Ð 2005, 13, 14 State Finalist Ð 1983, 90, 2012, 13 Southern Interscholastics (discontinued) State Ð 1985, 2004, 05, 08, 09 Runner-up Ð 1957, 59, 60 Champion Ð 1958 15 Friday, September 22 Alumni Golf Scramble, Germantown Country Club, 8 a.m. shotgun start

Pep Rally in Hyde Chapel, 9:30 a.m. School tours to follow if there is interest.

Alumni Reception with Headmaster Pete Sanders, 3:30 p.m.

Homecoming Dinner in the Campus Center, 5 p.m. (Alumni celebrating featured reunion years and their families are guests of MUS. Others: $10 adults, $5 children 10 and under)

Homecoming Game: MUS vs. Haywood on Hull-Dobbs Athletic Field, 7 p.m. Saturday, September 23 50th Reunion Lunch for the Class of 1967 at MUS, noon

Individual reunion parties for class years ending in 7 and 2 1962, 1967, 1972, 1977, 1982, 1987, 1992, 1997, 2002, 2007, 2012

Contact your class rep for more information on all events or check musowls.org

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18 MUS-M 2017.qxp_Insides 7/27/17 6:31 AM Page 19 SCHEDULE MUS FOOTBALL 2017 Date Opponent Time Friday, August 18...... Ridgeway ...... 7:00pm Friday, August 25...... Kingsbury ...... 7:00pm Friday, September 1...... Seminole Ridge (FL) - Orlando, FL...... 8:00pm Friday, September 8...... Montgomery Bell Academy ...... 7:00pm Friday, SeptemberSeptember 15...... at South Panola (MS) ...... 7:00pm Friday, September 22...... Haywood ...... 7:00pm Friday, September 29...... at St. Benedict...... 7:00pm Friday, October 6 ...... OPEN ...... Friday, October 13 ...... at Briarcrest...... 7:00pm Friday, October 20 ...... Douglass ...... 7:00pm Friday,F riday, October 27 ...... Christian Brothers ...... 7:00pm

TSSAA DII PLAYOFFS Friday, November 3 ...... First Round ...... 7:00pm Friday, November 10 ...... Quarterfinals ...... 7:00pm Friday, November 17 ...... Semifinals ...... 7:00pm Saturday, DeDecembercember 2 ...... BlueCross Bowl ...... 7:00pm

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______Bobby Alston, Head Coach/Quarterbacks/Running Backs Hired by Col. Ross Lynn in 1977, Bobby Alston joined the varsity football staff in 1980. In 1998 Alston became only the third head football coach in the school’s history after having served under Jake Rudolph’s leadership for seventeen years. During his tenure as an assistant, MUS won 166 games and lost 46, had two state runner-up finishes, and won one state championship. As head coach his record is 153-67, including four state championships and two runner-up fin- ishes. He also serves as MUS athletic director and head track-and-field coach. The Tennessee Athletic Coaches Association National High School Athletic Coaches Associ- ation named Alston the 2005-06 State Coach of the Year, and the Tennessee Sportswriters As- sociation him the 2005-06 Division II Coach of the Year. He has also been named The Commercial Appeal Coach of the Year in 2004, 2005, 2008, and 2009 and was recognized as Sportsman of the Year for 2009. Additionally, he received the Rex Dockery Award from the Mem- phis Chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame in 2007. Coach Alston is married to Sally, and they have two children, Meredith and Drew ’07, and four grandchildren: Emma, Hudson, Willa Lou, and Landon.

______Mark Chubb, Linebackers ______Jerry Ellis, Defensive Line Chubb has served as leader of the de- After having retired from the Shelby fense since 2006. After an illustrious County Schools in 2001, Ellis joined high-school football career, Chubb the MUS football program to help with played for Wittenberg University, earn- the offensive line. He made the switch ing first-team All-Conference as an of- to defense more than a decade ago. A fensive lineman for three years, a graduate of Germantown High School Division III All-American honor (1994), and Memphis State University, Ellis re- and a spot on the Conference All- turned to Germantown in 1966 to Decade team. Before moving to Mem- begin his coaching career. In 1989 he phis, Chubb had taught and coached moved to Houston High School as head coach, leading the at his alma mater and spent one year coaching offensive line- Mustangs in their very first football season. Ellis returned to men at Evansville University. Rhodes College had been his Germantown in 1995 as an assistant and remained there until next stop, where he had spent eight years coaching baseball, his retirement. softball, track, and football before arriving at MUS. David Ferebee, Equipment & Travel Coordinator, Assistant Athletic Trainer ______Hamilton Eggers ’94, Offensive Line ______Ferebee is beginning his seventeenth Eggers was a three-time All-Conference lineman and senior- year at MUS. He previously served as season team Most Valuable Player at Rhodes College, where the athletic trainer for Officer Candi- he coached Lynx running backs for dates School at Marine Corps Base two years after graduation. Upon hav- Quantico in Virginia, as well as clinical ing left Rhodes, Eggers had spent six coordinator for Auburn University’s years in the world of financial manage- Army Warrior Athletic Training Pro- ment before returning to education. He gram at Ft. Benning, Georgia. During joined the Evangelical Christian six years at HealthSouth Sports Med- School teaching and coaching staff in icine in Memphis, Ferebee served as 2006 and began pursuing his master’s athletic trainer for various sports teams, including the Mem- degree at Christian Brothers Univer- phis Pharaohs of the Arena Football League and the Memphis sity. After two successful seasons with the Eagles, Eggers Fire of the United States Basketball League. He is a graduate joined MUS in 2008 to teach history and coach football and of Ohio State University, where he was a student trainer, and trapshooting. he earned a master’s degree from the University of Memphis in exercise and sports science. 20 FOOTBALL COACHES

______Kyle Finney, Inside Receivers ______Chris Lewis, Offensive Line Finney played football at Delta State In addition to serving as the head varsity wrestling coach, University, earning a spot on the Gulf Lewis will help the football program by South Conference Team of the coaching the offensive line, along with Decade (1990’s) and the Gulf South Coach Hamilton Eggers. A graduate of Conference’s Twenty-Fifth Anniver- Father Ryan High School and Rhodes sary team (1996), as well as being in- College, Lewis had begun his teach- ducted into Delta State’s Sports Hall of ing career at Bishop Byrne High Fame (1999). He was a third-round School before joining Christian Broth- draft pick by the Jacksonville Bulls in ers High School, where he taught his- the United States Football League in tory, coached wrestling, and served as 1986. Finney spent seventeen years coaching baseball, bas- the head freshman football coach. His ketball, football, and track at Lee Academy in Clarksdale, Mis- initial stint as the head freshman coach was from 1991 to sissippi, winning the 1995 3A Baseball Championship in 2003, and then after a two-year hiatus, he again took over the Mississippi and being named Coach of the Year in baseball in freshman team from 2006-2010. In addition to coaching at 1995 and 1996. Before diving into the MUS offense nine years MUS, Lewis will teach World Area Studies in the Lower ago, Finney had served as head coach of varsity football at School. He and his wife, Hope, have three daughters: Faith, Lee Academy and Tipton-Rosemark Academy. He is also an Kayley, and Rachel. assistant baseball coach at MUS.

Johnny Jones, Defensive Line, ______Orlando McKay, Wide Receivers ______Strength & Conditioning McKay has coached football and track for MUS since 1996. After high school An MUS staffer since 2005, Jones in Arizona, McKay went to the Univer- moved in 2012 to the defensive line sity of Washington, where he started and took on duties as the strength and at wide receiver. During college his conditioning specialist. He is certified squads won two PAC-10 Champi- through the National Strength and onships (1990-1991), and his 1991 Conditioning Association. A native of team were voted national champions. Batesville, Mississippi, Jones had McKay earned All-PAC-10 academic played linebacker for high-school pow- honors for three of his four college erhouse South Panola before becom- years. In track he was a three-time All-American, and in 1989 ing a three-year letterman at defensive he clocked the thirty-second fastest time in the world in the end for Ole Miss. His professional career included stops in the 400 meters (45.81). McKay had continued his football career Arena League cities of Jackson, Mississippi, and St. Louis. In as a fifth-round draft pick of the Green Bay Packers in 1992 2004 he moved to Memphis to begin his second career as a fit- before finishing out his playing days with two seasons in the ness trainer. Jones spent some time at 24-Hour Fitness before Canadian Football League. beginning his own service, Next Level Personalized Fitness.

______Glenn Rogers, Defensive Backs Rogers has been an integral part of the MUS staff for sixteen years. A local son, he graduated from Memphis State University. Rogers had spent two seasons in the National Football League with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Miami Dolphins before moving on to seven seasons in the Canadian Football League (CFL), including five with the 1993 Grey Cup Champions, the Edmonton Eskimos. He also played briefly for the Orlando Thunder, a World Football League team. Rogers first came to MUS in 2000 to teach and coach. After a one- year hiatus to coach the Montreal Alouettes of the CFL, he returned to MUS in 2003.

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Buck Towner ’07, Director of ______Charlie White, Defensive Backs ______Player Development After having retired from Shelby County Schools in 2015 with thirty-four Towner, assistant director of admis- years of high-school football coaching sions at MUS, joined the varsity football experience, White joined the MUS staff in 2014 as an assistant. A 2007 football program to assist with the de- MUS graduate, Towner played on the fensive secondary. He graduated from varsity football team for four years. He Memphis State University with a bach- helped MUS win two state champi- elor’s degree in business administra- onships, in 2004 and 2005. Although tion and a master’s degree in he started out his career as a line- education. White started his coaching career under Ken backer, he quickly found that the defen- Netherland at Germantown High School in 1978. From 1978 sive line would be his new home. He through 2002, he had coached both offense and defense, was a two-year all-state player on the defensive line under the been the head strength coach, and become the offensive co- direction of Jerry Ellis. After having graduated from MUS, ordinator before taking over as the head coach in 2003. He Towner went on to attend the University of Tennessee. While also taught in the mathematics and business departments in college he coached at Webb School of Knoxville. Since re- throughout his career at Germantown. White coached on two turning to Memphis in 2012, he has helped coach the varsity state championship teams, 1983 and 2003. lacrosse team, the Lower School football teams, and the Lower School lacrosse team.

______Katie Upchurch, Athletic Trainer This year is Upchurch’s seventh as the team’s athletic trainer. She earned her undergraduate degree in exercise and sport science at the University of Memphis, where she also partici- pated in the Student Athletic Training program. She earned her master’s degree in athletic training at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, where she was involved in the care and rehabilitation of athletes. In 2008 Upchurch returned to Memphis as an athletic trainer with Memphis City Schools. One year later she accepted a position with Campbell Clinic’s Outreach program, dividing her time as an assistant to Dr. Frederick Azar and as the athletic trainer at MUS.

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25 2017 SENIORS

Tavion John Bolton Alexander FOOTBALL: As a sophomore, played FOOTBALL: Played in 3 games as in all 11 games, starting the Craigmont game at cornerback. Recorded 9 tack- a sophomore, logging time against les and 2 pass break-ups. Also, re- Central, Kingsbury, and Craigmont. turned 2 kickoffs for 32 yards, with a Caught 1 pass for 8 yards against long of 18 yards. As a junior, started all Craigmont. Also, returned a kickoff 11 games at cornerback. Tallied 17 18 yards in that game and recorded tackles, including 2 tackles-for-loss for 1 tackle. As a junior, played in all 11 5 yards. Also, intercepted 3 passes, games, providing depth and start- one each against Central, Ridgeway, ing on special teams. Recorded 5 and Briarcrest, returning the one tackles and 2 pass break-ups. against Ridgeway 9 yards. Additionally, broke up 5 passes, forced 1 fumble, AT MUS: Member of the varsity and recovered 1 fumble. Returned 6 punts for 17 yards, with a long of 13 yards. Beaten only once all his junior sea- track team. Former mem ber of the wrestling team. Worked as a SLAM son at cornerback. Named the Buzzard Player of the Week against Central in counselor. Served as commissioner of special activities for the student 2016. Selected as honorable mention on the Division II-AA West All-Region council this past school year. team. Was named a captain for the 2017 season.

AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Greater Memphis Pentecostal Assembly. AT MUS: Member of the varsity baseball team since freshman year, starting Works at Guy’s Formalwear. Volunteers at New Hope Christian Acad- at shortstop. Named to the All-Metro team as a sophomore. emy AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Independent Presbyterian Church. Active mem- ber of Young Life. Gives hitting lessons to youth. Enjoys working long hours PERSONAL: on baseball and football fields. Parents: Erica Alexander and Deandre Barnes PERSONAL: Brothers: Caleb, Jordan, Christopher Parents: Shelley and Chris Bolton Sister: Taylor Siblings: Twins Matt (’12) and Meg (Hutchison ’12) Joe Carter FOOTBALL: Played in all 11 games as Richard a sophomore, starting 4 games on the Bragorgos defensive line. Recorded 28 tackles, in- FOOTBALL: Started football in cluding 8 tackles-for-loss for 17 yards 2016 as a junior. Played in 3 and 3 sacks for 10 yards. As a junior, started all 11 games as the nose guard. games, recording 1 tackle against Tallied 39 tackles, tied for 6th most on Kingsbury. the team. Also, had 17 tackles-for loss for 59 yards and 6 sacks for 23 yards, AT MUS: Member of the track team both the second-best marks on the as a freshman. Member of the Civic team last year. Additionally, had 5 quar- Service Organization and the terback hurries and 1 pass break-up. Ducks Unlimited Club. Named 2nd-Team Division II-AA West All-Region team in 2015 and 1st-Team AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Sec- Division II-AA West All-Region team in 2016. Named the team’s defensive line- ond Presbyterian Church. Active in man of the year as a sophomore and junior. Also, named the Mercury Player True North youth group. Earned Eagle Scout rank. Works as a life- of the Game against Baylor in 2015 and against St. Benedict in 2016. Served as commissioner of special activities for the student council this past school guard. Enjoys watching Ole Miss football. year.

PERSONAL: AT MUS: Member of the varsity track team and elected commissioner of ath- Parents: Emily and Nick Bragorgos letics on the student council Brothers: Nick (’16) and Andrew (’20) AWAY FROM MUS: Works as a waiter at Palladio

PERSONAL: Parents: Missy and Horace Carter (’89) Brother: Gus Carter (’20) 26 2017 SENIORS

Buchanan Dunavant Sean FOOTBALL: Played in all 11 games, Fitzhenry starting 7, as a sophomore. Recorded FOOTBALL: Played in all 11 67 tackles, including 9 tackles-for- games as a sophomore, mainly on loss for 27 yards and 2 sacks for 7 special teams. As a junior, again yards. Also, had 4 quarterback hur- played in all 11 games, starting the ries, 1 forced fumble, and 1 intercep- final 4 games of the year at line- tion, returning it 24 yards against backer. Recorded 31 tackles, in- Craigmont. As a junior, started all 11 cluding 6 tackles-for-loss for 18 games at linebacker and had a stellar yards. Also, intercepted 2 passes, season with 90 tackles, second most returning them 44 yards, including on the team, including 1 2 tackles-for- a 27-yard touchdown return against loss for 21 yards. Also, intercepted 3 passes for 25 yards, had 3 pass Briarcrest. break-ups, 3 quarterback hurries, and recovered 1 fumble. Named the Mer- cury Player of the Game for the South Panola (MS) game in 2015 and AT MUS: Worked at the SLAM summer program. Contributes to the Christian Brothers game in 2016. Won the linebacker team award and was MUSe and to The Owl’s Hoot as a photographer. Played lacrosse as a named Second Team All-Region for the West Division of Division II-AA. Was freshman. elected a captain for the 2017 season. AWAY FROM MUS: Works at Camp Hopewell in Oxford, Mississippi, AT MUS: Two-year starter on the lacrosse team and selected captain next in the summer. season. Named a US Lacrosse All-American as a junior. Participates in Ducks Unlimited. PERSONAL: Parents: Tami and Jim Fitzhenry AWAY FROM MUS: Enjoys hunting and fishing. Assists with Special Olympics through the Civic Service Organization Brothers: Seamus (’14) and Ian

PERSONAL: Parents: Douglas and Buck Dunavant (’90) Sisters: Gardner, Mary, and Lucy Dunavant Alexander Goodwin FOOTBALL SERVICE: This year is Tide Faleye his sixth to serve as a football man- FOOTBALL: Appeared in 7 games ager. as a sophomore. Rushed for 82 yards on 20 carries, the third most yards on the team, with a long run of 19 yards. AT MUS: Works on the technical As a junior, played in all 11 games on side of MUS theater productions, both offense and defense. Recorded including managing lights, sound, 169 yards on 24 carries with 3 touch- and the stage. Will serve as the downs, again the third most yardage stage manager for the fall produc- on the team. Had a long run of 46 tion of Witness for the Prosecution. yards against St. Benedict as he led Will serve as co-editor for the the team in rushing in that game. MUSe. Also, recorded 17 tackles last sea- son. AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Germantown Church of Christ. Activen i his youth group. AT MU S: Member of the varsity track team. Selected as a senior student- council representative. PERSONAL: AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Life Church. Parents: Dana and Bently Goodwin Brother: Connor (’14) PERSONAL: Parents: Adeola and Olu Faleye Brother: Bode Sister: Simi

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Bentley Brandon Greenfield Haney FOOTBALL: First year to play var- FOOTBALL: First year to play var- sity football. Also, played freshman sity football football. AT MUS: Has played lacrosse for AT MUS: Plays lacrosse. five years at MUS. Member of the Spanish Club as a junior. AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Independent Presbyterian AWAY FROM MUS: Attends and Church. Also, attends small groups volunteers at Holy Rosary Catholic through church. Church. Attended Reformed Youth Ministries (RYM) camp in Florida PERSONAL: Parents: Allison and Barden Greenfield PERSONAL: Brother: Nathaniel Greenfield (rising 7th-grader at MUS) Parents: Lu and Wallace Haney Sister: Ellie Greenfield (freshman at St. Mary’s) Sister: Alex Haney (St. Mary’s Class of 2010)

Miller Grissinger Jordan FOOTBALL: As a sophomore, Hays logged time in 3 games, including FOOTBALL: Logged time in 7 the Central, Kingsbury, and Craig- games as a sophomore, recording mont games. As a junior, played in 6 tackles and 2 pass break-ups. 3 games. Recorded 1 tackle A lso, blocked a kick against Kings- against Craigmont. bury. As a junior, played in 9 games, recording 6 tackles and 2 AT MUS: Member of the varsity pass break-ups as a cornerback. baseball team. Member of the stu- dent council since grade 9. Member AT MUS: Member of two state- of the Civic Service Organization. champion lacrosse teams. Member Serves as a student ambassador. Member of Heartbeat. of the Ducks Unlimited Club. Ac- cepted into the Spanish Honor So- AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Second Presbyterian Church. Participates ciety and Service Honor Society. in many community-service projects, including mission trips. Helps out with Memphis Gridiron Ministries on game days. Volunteers at Streets AWAY FROM MUS: Participates in the Memphis Gridiron Ministries. Ministries regularly this summer. Enjoys watching college football or Enjoys duck hunting and fishing. just about any other sport. PERSONAL: PERSONAL: Parents: Beth and Walker Hays (’84) Parents: Cindy and Lloyd Grissinger Sister: Abby (sophomore at Hutchison) Sister: Brooke (Hutchison freshman) Cousin: Carrigan Sulcer (’21)

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Edward Michael Henley Jennings FOOTBALL: As a sophomore, FOOTBALL: Played in 5 games as played in 3 games, logging time a sophomore, recording 1 tackle against Central, Kingsbury, and against Craigmont. As a junior, Craigmont. As a junior, saw action played in all 11 games and started in 3 games, playing against Kings- the Baylor game as a defensive bury, St. Benedict, and Craigmont. lineman. On the year, notched 7 Caught a touchdown for the fresh- tackles, including 3 tackles-for-loss man football team in 2014. for 3 yards, 1 quarterback hurry, and 1 recovered fumble. AT MUS: Serves as a student am- bassador. Member of the trap- AT MUS: Played basketball and shooting team. Serves as secretary lacrosse in ninth and tenth grades. of the Spanish Club. Elected commissioner of special activities for the student council. AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Second Presbyteri an Church

AWAY FROM MUS: Attends St. Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral. Plays on PERSONAL: a recreational basketball team. Worked at Evans Petree Law Firm over Parents: Deedee and Ned Laughlin the summer.

PERSONAL: Parents: Mia and Paul Henley Barry Klug Brothers: John (’20) and George (6th-grader at Grace St. Luke’s) FOOTBALL: Played in 8 games as a sophomore on the offensive and defensive lines. As a junior, played Anderson in all 11 games, protecting on field Horton goals and providing depth on the FOOTBALL: As a sophomore, offensive line. played in 9 games on defense. Also, started the Craigmont game AT MUS: Member of the varsity at fullback. Recorded 14 tackles, in- trap team. Member of the Mock- cluding 2 tackles-for-loss for 19 Trial team. Serves as the head ed- yards. As a junior, started all 11 itor of The Owl’s Hoot as a junior games as an offensive guard. Also, and senior. Serves as co-editor of played some defense, recording 3 the yearbook as a junior and senior. tackles and 1 quarterback hurry. Member of Heartbeat. Member of Hunters for the Hungry. Serves as Named 2nd team Division II-AA an MUS ambassador. Serves as president of the History Club. West All-Region team. AWAY FROM MUS: Attends St. Peters Catholic Church, Serves as an AT MUS: Member of the state-champion varsity lacrosse team for two executive of Tennis Memphis, executive of the Dave Joerger Founda- years. Served as a football camp counselor. tion, executive of NBA Cares for the Memphis Grizzlies and Sacra- mento Kings, and line-cook on the Merging Memphis Food Truck. AWAY FROM MUS: Serves as a youth mission team member for Enjoys hunting and fishing. Brown Missionary Baptist Church. Did mission work three summers in the Dominican Republic. Does mission work around the city of Mem- PERSONAL: phis. Works at a Future Leaders Learning Center because of a passion Parents: Glennie and Dean Klug to help children. Mows lawns with his grandfather during the summer. Brothers: Teddy (’08) and Jack (’11)

PERSONAL: Parents: Corliss Horton and Anthony Horton, Sr. Brothers: Anthony Horton, Jr. (CBHS ’13) and Austin Horton (CBHS ’19)

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Aedan McKay Daniel FOOTBALL: As a sophomore, Shumake played in 4 games as a receiver. FOOTBALL: As a sophomore, ap- Caught 1 pass for 10 yards against peared in five games. Was credited Craigmont. As a junior, logged time with 22 rushing yards against in 4 games. Caught 2 passes for 14 Kingsbury in game two of the 2015 yards against Craigmont. Also, re- season. Also, recorded 2 catches turned 1 kickoff for 3 yards against for 13 yards that season, with a Kingsbury. long of 11 yards. And had 3 punts for 93 yards, with a long of 35. As a junior, appeared in all 11 games. As AT MUS: Plays varsity basketball. a receiver, recorded 7 catches for Works at MUS Basketball Camp 81 yards, including 35 yards on 2 and MUS Football Camp. receptions against Briarcrest. Named Second-Team All-Region as a punter. Punted 43 times for 1603 AWAY FROM MUS: Works at Chick-Fil-A. Participates in guest services yards, an average of 37.3 yards per punt. His long was 52 yards against at Highpoint Church South Panola (MS). Set a school record for punts inside the 20-yard line with 6 against Olive Branch (MS), and tied a season record with PERSONAL: punts inside the 20-yard line (19). Parents: Dawn McKay and Orlando McKay Brothers: Seth and Gavin (’21) AT MUS: Senior-class president, Dean’s list and Faculty honor roll as a junior, amusements editor of The Owl’s Hoot, Quill and Scroll Society, Spanish Honor Society, three-year letterman in lacrosse, two-time All- Region selection in lacrosse, All-State as a junior in lacrosse, named a Lacrosse Player of the Year finalist by the The Commercial Appeal, named a captain for the 2018 lacrosse season. Committed to play Mac lacrosse at Mercer University. Robinson FOOTBALL: As a sophomore, AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Independent Presbyterian Church. Found- played against Central and Kings- ing member of the band Studebaker. Movie Critic. No-Excuse lacrosse bury, providing depth on the lines. player As a junior, played in all 11 games, again on the offensive line. PERSONAL: Parents: Ava and Dan Shumake (’89) AT MUS: Member of the varsity Sisters: Liz and Stafford Shumake trap team. Serves as vice president of the Ducks Unlimited Club. Mem- ber of Hunters for the Hungry. Matthew Strock FOOTBALL SERVICE: This year AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Inde- is his sixth to serve as a football pendent Presbyterian Church. Volunteers for Memphis Gridiron Min- manager. istries. AT MUS: Acted in one school play. PERSONAL: Worked on two other school plays Parents: Ashley and Bert Robinson (’90) on the stage crew and as a stage Brother: Collins (’20) manager. Will be acting again this fall.

AWAY FROM MUS: Works on art and design to further his education and prepares for a future in archi- tecture.

PERSONAL: Parents: Debbie Strock

30 2017 SENIORS

John Ross Trey Thomas Swaim FOOTBALL: As a sophomore, FOOTBALL: As a sophomore, played in all 11 games, mostly on played in 8 games on special special teams. Kicked off 55 times teams and defense. Recorded 4 for 2330 yards, an average of 42.4 tackles, including 2 against Kings- yards per kick, including 2 touch- bury. Named the Buzzard Player of backs. Went 1-1 on extra points, the Game against Grenada (MS). connecting against Kingsbury. Also, As a junior, played in all 11 games recorded 1 tackle-for-loss for 9 and started the Craigmont and yards against Briarcrest. As a jun- Christian Brothers games at line- ior, again played in all 11 games, backer. Credited with 31 tackles, primarily as the team’s place kicker. tied for 9th most on the team. Also, Led the team in scoring with 93 recorded 3 tackles-for-loss for 12 points, connecting on 19-25 field- yards and 1 sack for 4 yards. Additionally, had 2 quarterback hurries goal attempts and 36-39 extra points. Went 4-4 inside 29 yards, 11-14 and 1 fumble recovery. Named the Buzzard Player of the Week against between 30-39 yards, 4-6 between 40-49 yards, and 0-1 50 yards and Kingsbury in 2016. farther. Connected on a season-long 46-yarder against Baylor. Made 5 field goals against South Panola (MS). Also, kicked off 46 times for 2144 AT MUS: Serves as a student ambassador, Heartbeat counselor, and yards, an average of 46.6 yards per kick, including 4 touchbacks. peer mentor. Member of the MUS Ducks Unlimited Chapter. Serves as Earned the Special Teams Award for the 2016 MUS season. Named an executive in the Civic Service Organization. Member of the MUS All-State Kicker for Division II-AA and 1st-Team Special Teams Selec- baseball team. tion for the West Division. Earned the Mercury Player of the Week against Central and South Panola (MS) and named The Commercial AWAY FROM MUS: Participates in youth group at Second Presbyterian Appeal’s Player of the Week twice. Church. Enjoys hunting and fishing. AT MUS: Member of the varsity soccer team, secretary of the Honor PERSONAL: Council, and peer mentor Parents: Joanna and Jason Swaim. Sister: Caroline Swaim (sophomore at Hutchison) AWAY FROM MUS: Attended several kicking/sports camps over the summer. Participated in several community service retreats over the summer. Mylan Taylor PERSONAL: FOOTBALL SERVICE: This year Parents: Lee and Oscar Thomas is his third to serve as a football Brother: Harm Thomas (’21) manager.

AT MUS: Aids Coach Alston in Bays Webb track management at home meets. FOOTBALL: Played in all 11 Helped the basketball program by games as a sophomore, providing keeping statistics. Taken entrance depth on the offensive line. Suf- fees for many sporting events. fered a devastating season-ending Member o f the basketball program. injury before his junior year. Works as a SLAM counselor. AT MUS: Member of the varsity AWAY FROM MUS: Enjoys playing basketball program and worked at basketball, watching sports, and playing video games. the MUS Basketball Camp.

PERSONAL: AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Parents: Kandace and Antonio Ewing and Michael Taylor Church of the Holy Communion. Brother: Kylan (’19) Enjoys chess. PERSONAL: Parents: Maelyse and Kyle Webb

31 2017 SENIORS

Bobby Wade AJ Varner FOOTBALL: As a sophomore, FOOTBALL: As a sophomore, ap- played in all 11 games, including peared in 3 games (Central, Kings- starting the Craigmont game at bury, Craigmont). Had 5 carries that safety. On the year, recorded 17 tack- season, scoring 1 touchdown les and 3 pass break-ups. Also, had against Kingsbury on a 7-yard run. 4 carries for 23 net yards, including a Appeared in four games as a junior long of 10, and went 2-3 passing for (Kingsbury, South Panola (MS), St. 17 yards, including a long of 10. Ad- Benedict, Craigmont). Recorded 7 ditionally, returned 1 kickoff 8 yards. carries for 15 yards, including 9 As a junior, started all 10 regular-sea- yards on 2 rushes against Kings- son games at safety, including start- bury with a long of 12 yards. ing 3 games at quarterback. Recorded 39 tackles, sixth best on AT MUS: Participates in Mock Trial the team. Intercepted 3 passes, returning them 79 yards, including a 46- and Government Club yard touchdown against Olive Branch (MS). Also, broke up 5 passes, re- covered 2 fumbles, scoring a touchdown against Olive Branch (MS) on one AWAY FROM MUS: Volunte ers as a tutor and participates in various of the recoveries, and had 1 tackle-for-loss for 1 yard. As a quarterback, community-service projects had 56 carries, the second most on the team, for 318 net yards, an average of 5.7 yards per carry, and scored 4 touchdowns. Had a long run of 53 PERSONAL: yards. Went 24-39 passing for 378 yards with 2 touchdowns and 4 inter- Parents: Stephanie and Tony Varner ceptions. Named the W.S. Roberts Co-Offensive MVP for the 2016 season and made the Division II-AA West Division All-Region team and The Com- mercial Appeal “All-Metro” team. Also, named the Mercury Player of the Will West game for the Olive Branch (MS), Ridgeway, and Briarcrest games. Was FOOTBALL: As a sophomore, named a captain for the 2017 season. played in 3 games, including Cen- tral, Kingsbury, and Craigmont. As AT MUS: Member of the swimming and lacrosse teams. Will serve this year a junior, played in 5 games on the as the president of the student council. Serves as a student ambassador defensive line. Recorded 2 tackles, and president of the Hunters for the Hungry. Member of the Fellowship of including 2 tackles-for-loss for 5 Christian Athletes. Member of Heartbeat. Serves as a grade representative yards, 1 of which was a sack for 3 of the varsity chapter of Duck s Unlimited. Member of the Cum Laude Soci- yards. Named the Buzzard Player ety. Named a US Lacrosse Academic All-American this year. Named 1st of the Week for the Briarcrest game Team All-State in Lacrosse for the last two years. last year.

AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Independent Presbyterian Church. Enjoys AT MUS: Member of the varsity hunting and fishing. Plays No-Excuse Lacrosse during the summer. trap team. Member of the Hunters for the Hungry and the Ducks Un- PERSONAL: limited Club. Parents: Helen and Bobby Wade (’84) Sister: Caroline Wade (Hutchison ’15) AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Second Presbyterian Church. Involved in the youth group there. Participates in Young Life. Volunteers for Mem- phis Gridiron Ministries. Enjoys hunting and fishing.

PERSONAL: Parents: Katie and Wade West Brother: Graham (‘20)

32 2017 SENIORS

Jake Wilbourn FOOTBALL: As a junior, logged time in 3 games on the defensive Alice & Jeff Wright line, including against Kingsbury, St. Benedict, and Craigmont. SALUTE THE 2 017

AT MUS: Member of the state- champion lacrosse team. Plays goalie. SENIORS AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Sec- ond Presbyterian Church. Plays No-Excuse summer lacrosse.

PERSONAL: Parents: Jeanne and John Wilbourn (’78) Sister: McCadden

33 JUNIORS

Scott Burnett Stephen Christenbury Anders Croone Jack Dabov John William Farris

Trey Fussell William Garland Ben Gilliland Reagan Griffin Maurice Hampton

Dorian Hopkins Thomas Hayden Jalen Hollimon Bailey Keel Emerson Manley

Justin Martin Sam Nelson Eston Pahlow Matthew Rhodes Matthew Rogers

34 JUNIORS

Dekari Scott Sellers Shy Liam Turley Billy Weiss Johnathan Whitehead

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35 SOPHOMORES

Bo Abbay Alan Applewhite Vaught Benge Matt Camp Gus Carter

Robert Dickinson Benjamin DiMento Charlie Eason Edward Erb Charlie Gilbert

Marcus Henderson Cody Hopkins Keithran Hopson Hunter Kendall Devin Malone

Cole McDonald Will McEwan Daniel Meskin Devonte Nelson

36 SOPHOMORES

John Paik Will Portera Collins Robinson Thomas Rogers

Ben Skahan Ben Spiegelman Charlie Street Graham West FRESHMEN

Elliot Allen Banks Benitone Walker Burks Drew Burnett Alex Coffman

Darius Brown Austin Dowdle Chip Eason Cade Fick Christopher Goodwin

William Harris Braxton Hart Jordan Helton John Parker Hogan George Howard

Jeffrey Ince Will Jarratt Benjamin Klemis Roderic Lewis Mac Magness

38 FRESHMEN

Gavin McKay McLean Meeks Watts Miller Charlie Nichols Mason Pahlow

Chris Parks Darren Robinson Jack Rogers Daniel Russell Carson Rutherford

TR Santos Will Schuessler Dan Shell Edwin Shy Nash Stewart

Harm Thomas Briggs Thomason Cason Triplett Tamaz Young Tylyn Young

39 MANAGERS Go, Owls!

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40 LOWER-SCHOOL COACHES

The MUS football teams have long been blessed by the efforts In 2016 MUS returned to separate seventh and eighth-grade foot- of our Lower School coaches in preparing our younger Owls. ball teams and joined the Shelby Municipal School League, along Two alumni have stood out in their service and leadership. Jim with Arlington, Christian Brothers, Collierville, and Houston. Burnett ’83 began coachin g our 7th graders as an independent 7th-Grade Team Ð Coaching the seventh-grade team will be team in 1990 and then became the school’s representative when Derek Clenin ’03 and Richard Moore ’98 as co-head coaches, we adopted 7th-grade sports in 1992. Bobby Wade ’84 has and they will be assisted by Jay Edwards ’07, Drew Karban ’10, guided our 8th-grade team starting in 1993. Beginning in 2012 Russell Nenon ’06, and Buck Towner ’07. we went with a different format in which we have a Blue Team and a Red Team evenly split, and Jim and Bobby helped make 8th-Grade Team Ð The eighth-grade team will be coached by that transition smooth. Few schools are so fortunate to have Bobby Wade ’84, assisted by Henry Dickinson ’11, Ben Stall- alumni give so much of their time and energy back. worth ’07, and Jack Steffner ’09. MUS PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION

Mission Statement: The Memphis University School Parents’ and students, sponsors programs of interest to parents, and as- Association is a community of parents and families working to- sists with communication between school and home. gether with common purpose: to advance and support the mis- sion of Memphis University School in order to enhance the The Parents’ Association Board of Directors meets twice a year school experience for the benefit of the students, families, fac- Ð in August and in January Ð at which time the board reviews the ulty, and administration. plans for the year, the budget, and the progress of committee members. The annual membership dues are $50 per family. The primary purpose of the Parents’ Association of Memphis Please visit the school’s website and click on the Parents page University School is to support all areas of school activities. The to learn more and join. Association provides important services that benefit the faculty

41 Now two decades old, the Tennessee Super Prep Conference (Divi- sion II AAA Football Division) continues to represent the very best in high-school football. Begun in 1997 after a split by need-based financial-aid-giving independent schools and public schools, the league originally had seven members from across the state: Baylor School, Brentwood Academy, Christian Brothers High School, Father Ryan High School, The McCallie School, Memphis University School, and Montgomery Bell Academy. Because of the success and tradition of these seven institutions academically and athletically, the league earned the moniker Super 7. For over twenty years, this league has established itself as one of the premier conferences in the country. The member schools have won almost 80% of its games against non-league opponents and defeated powerful teams from neighboring states such as Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio, Mississippi, and Texas since 1997. In fact, in seven of its first nine years, the league had at least one school ranked in the USA Today Top- 25 poll, a truly amazing record. Since 2006, the league has expanded, changed its name to the Tennessee Super Prep Conference, and now includes all of its original seven members plus Briarcrest Christian School, Ensworth School, Pope John Paul II, and St. Benedict at Auburndale. The TSSAA has divided the league into two divisions, MidEast and West. All of the teams now enter the playoff system, which was restructured in 2009 to include four games over the course of five weeks. With eleven members, the conference continues to exemplify the adjective super. Therefore, no matter where you may be in the state, if you are enjoying a Friday night in the Tennessee Super Prep Conference, you are seeing the best in high-school football. WEST REGION

BRIARCREST CHRISTIAN BROTHERS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL

Eads, TN 38028 Memphis, TN 38120 www.briarcrest.com www.cbhs.org President: Mark Merrill President: Brother Chris Englert Head Coach: Brian Stewart Head Coach: Thomas McDaniel Nickname: Saints Nickname: Purple Wave Enrollment: 1,650 Enrollment: 880 Composition: Coed (PreK2–12) Composition: Male (Grades 9–12) State Championships: 2 State Championships: 1

MEMPHIS ST. BENEDICT UNIVERSITY SCHOOL AT AUBURNDALE

Memphis, TN 38119 Cordova, TN 38016 www.musowls.org www.sbaeagles.org Headmaster: Peter D. Sanders Principal: Sondra Morris Head Coach: Bobby Alston Head Coach: John Cooley Nickname: Owls Nickname: Eagles Enrollment: 627 Enrollment: 944 Composition: Male (Grades 7–12) Composition: Coed (Grades 9–12) State Championships: 5 State Championships: None

42 MIDEAST REGION

BAYLOR BRENTWOOD SCHOOL ACADEMY Chattanooga, TN 37405 Brentwood, TN 37027 www.baylorschool.org www.brentwoodacademy.com Headmaster: Scott Wilson Headmaster: Curt Masters Head Coach: Phillip Massey Head Coach: Cody White Nickname: Red Raiders Nickname: Eagles Enrollment: 1,040 (200 boarders) Enrollment: 780 Composition: Coed (Grades 6–12) Composition: Coed (Grades 6–12) State Championships: 1 State Championships: 12

ENSWORTH FATHER RYAN CCALLIE SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL Nashville, TN 37221 Nashville, TN 37204 Chattanooga, TN 37404 www.ensworth.com www.fatherryan.org www.mccallie.org Head of School: David Braemer President: Jim McIntyre Headmaster: Lee Burns Head Coach: Ricky Bowers Head Coach: Brian Rector Head Coach: Ralph Potter Nickname: Tigers Nickname: Fightin’ Irish Nickname: Blue Tornado Enrollment: 1,133 Enrollment: 925 Enrollment: 939 (250 boarders) (463 in high school) Composition: Coed (Grades 9–12) Composition: Male (Grades 6–12) Composition: Coed (Grades P1–12) State Championships: 2 State Championships: 1 State Championships: 4

MONTGOMERY POPE JOHN PAUL II BELL ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL

Nashville, TN 37205 Hendersonville, TN 37075 www.montgomerybell.com www.jp2hs.org Headmaster: Bradford Gioia Headmaster: Mike Deely Head Coach: Marty Euverard Head Coach: Justin Geisinger Nickname: Big Red Nickname: Knights Enrollment: 755 Enrollment: 555 Composition: Male (Grades 7–12) Composition: Coed (Grades 9–12) State Championships: 9 State Championships: None

43 2016 D-II AA CONFERENCE STANDINGS MIDEAST Standings Conference Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA Home Away Neutral Streak Brentwood Academy 5-1 .833 229 101 10-2 .833 474 238 7-0 2-2 1-0 Won 5 Montgomery Bell Academy 5-1 .833 194 119 10-3 .769 450 232 8-1 2-1 0-1 Lost 1 Ensworth School 4-2 .667 138 120 8-4 .667 328 212 5-1 3-3 0-0 Lost 1 McCallie School 3-3 .500 226 175 7-5 .583 465 262 5-1 2-3 0-1 Lost 1 Baylor School 2-4 .333 87 143 8-5 .615 317 226 6-1 2-4 0-0 Lost 1 Pope John Paul II 2-4 .333 130 217 6-5 .545 305 360 1-4 4-1 1-0 Lost 1 Father Ryan 0-6 .000 51 180 4-7 .364 225 272 2-3 2-4 0-0 Lost 4

WEST Standings Conference Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA Home Away Neutral Streak Memphis Unversity School 3-0 1.000 91 38 10-1 .909 331 123 7-1 2-0 1-0 Lost 1 Briarcrest 2-1 .667 81 41 7-4 .636 348 225 5-2 2-2 0-0 Lost 1 Christian Brothers 1-2 .333 76 50 8-4 .667 394 222 6-1 2-3 0-0 Lost 1 St. Benedict 0-3 .000 0 119 3-8 .273 143 344 2-3 1-5 0-0 Lost 4

2016 CONFERENCE STATS

2016 Scoring Offense Average Against Conference Teams 2016 Scoring Defense Average Against Conference Teams Points Per Game Points Per Game Brentwood Academy 38.2 Memphis University School 12.7 McCallie School 37.7 Briarcrest 13.7 Montgomery Bell Academy 32.3 Christian Brothers 16.7 Memphis University School 30.3 Brentwood Academy 16.8 Briarcrest 27.0 Montgomery Bell Academy 19.8 Christian Brothers 25.3 Ensworth School 20.0 Ensworth School 23.0 Baylor School 23.8 Pope John Paul II 21.7 McCallie School 29.2 Baylor School 14.5 Father Ryan High School 30.0 Father Ryan High School 8.5 Pope John Paul II 36.2 St. Benedict at Auburndale 0.0 St. Benedict at Auburndale 39.7

2016 Scoring Offense Average in All Games 2016 Scoring Defense Average in All Games Points Per Game Points Per Game Brentwood Academy 39.5 Memphis University School 11.2 McCallie School 38.8 Baylor School 17.4 Montgomery Bell Academy 34.6 Ensworth School 17.7 Christian Brothers High School 32.8 Montgomery Bell Academy 17.8 Briarcrest Christian School 31.6 Christian Brothers High School 18.5 Memphis University School 30.1 Brentwood Academy 19.8 Pope John Paul II 27.7 Briarcrest Christian School 20.5 Ensworth School 27.3 McCallie School 21.8 Baylor School 24.4 Father Ryan High School 24.7 Father Ryan High School 20.5 St. Benedict at Auburndale 31.3 St. Benedict at Auburndale 13.0 Pope John Paul II 32.7

44 2016 D-II AA STATE PLAYOFFS

FIRST ROUND QUARTERFINALS SEMIFINALS CHAMPIONSHIP November 4, 2016 November 11, 2016 November 18, 2016 December 1, 2016 Tennessee Tech University W4 St. Benedict (3-7) 18 Cookeville, TN W3 Christian Brothers 14 W3 Christian Brothers (7-3) 43 ME1 MBA 21 ME1 MBA (8-2) ME1 MBA 35 Bye ME1 MBA 38 ME3 Ensworth (7-3) ME3 Ensworth 49 Bye ME3 Ensworth 17 W2 Briarcrest (7-3) W2 Briarcrest 27 Bye Brentwood Academy ME7 Father Ryan (4-6) 14 ME4 McCallie 29 STATE CHAMPIONS ME4 McCallie (6-4) 49 ME2 Brentwood Acad 38 ME2 Brentwood Academy (7-2) ME2 Brentwood Acad 37 Bye Brentwood ME2 Academy 42 ME6 Baylor (6-4) 35 ME6 Baylor 16 ME5 Pope John Paul (6-4) 20 ME6 Baylor 3 W1 MUS (10-0) W1 MUS 12 Bye “SUPER PREP” STATE CHAMPIONS DATE CHAMPION SCORE RUNNER-UP SITE 1997 ...... Father Ryan ...... 10-6 ...... Montgomery Bell Academy...... Nashville 1998 ...... Montgomery Bell Academy ...... 21-19 ...... Brentwood Academy ...... Nashville 1999 ...... Montgomery Bell Academy ...... 49-15 ...... Christian Brothers...... Nashville 2000 ...... Montgomery Bell Academy (12-0) ...... 8-7 ...... Brentwood Academy (8-4) ...... Nashville 2001 ...... McCallie School (12-0) ...... 17-16 ...... Brentwood Academy (10-3) ...... Nashville 2002 ...... Montgomery Bell Academy (9-4) ...... 27-11 ...... Brentwood Academy (9-3) ...... Nashville 2003 ...... Montgomery Bell Academy (11-1) ...... 38-14 ...... Brentwood Academy (10-2) ...... Nashville 2004 ...... Memphis University School (11-1) ...... 35-14 ...... Brentwood Academy (8-5) ...... Nashville 2005 ...... Memphis University School (11-1) ...... 31-27 ...... Christian Brothers (10-2) ...... Murfreesboro 2006 ...... Brentwood Academy (11-1) ...... 37-34 ...... McCallie School (10-2) ...... Murfreesboro 2007 ...... Montgomery Bell Academy (13-0) ...... 12-0 ...... Brentwood Academy (11-2) ...... Murfreesboro 2008 ...... Memphis University School (13-0) ...... 38-18 ...... Brentwood Academy (8-5) ...... Murfreesboro 2009 ...... Memphis University School (13-0) ...... 27-17 ...... Montgomery Bell Academy (9-5) ...... Cookeville 2010 ...... Ensworth (10-2) ...... 28-21 ...... Baylor School (10-2) ...... Cookeville 2011 ...... Ensworth (11-1) ...... 48-10 ...... Baylor School (11-2) ...... Cookeville 2012 ...... Ensworth (13-0) ...... 31-14 ...... Memphis University School (10-3) ...... Cookeville 2013 ...... Ensworth (12-1) ...... 27-10 ...... Memphis University School (10-3) ...... Cookeville 2014 ...... Montgomery Bell Academy (11-2) ...... 10-7 ...... Ensworth (10-2) ...... Cookeville 2015 ...... Brentwood Academy (12-1) ...... 56-55 ...... Montgomery Bell Academy (11-2) ...... Cookeville 2016 ...... Brentwood Academy (10-2) ...... 42-38 ...... Montgomery Bell Academy (10-3) ...... Cookeville 45 46 2016 MERCURY PLAYERS OF THE GAME

BUZZARD PLAYER DATE OPPONENT LOCATION PLAYERS OF THE GAME OF THE WEEK 8/19/16 ...... Central ...... Away ...... John Bolton, Trey Thomas ...... Barry Klug 8/26/16 ...... Kingsbury ...... Home...... Bradley Foley, Maurice Hampton...... John Ross Swaim 9/2/16 ...... Olive Branch (MS)...... Away ...... Matthew Rhodes, Bobby Wade ...... Jalen Hollimon 9/9/16 ...... Grenada (MS) ...... Home...... Dorian Hopkins, Ryan Pahlow ...... Matthew Rogers 9/16/16 ...... South Panola (MS) ...... Home...... Maurice Hampton, Trey Thomas ...... Dekari Scott 9/23/16 ...... Ridgeway...... Home...... Bradley Foley, Bobby Wade...... Houston Pate 9/30/16 ...... St. Benedict...... Home...... Joe Carter, Jalon Love ...... Devin Malone 10/14/16 ...... Briarcrest...... Home...... Dorian Hopkins, Bobby Wade...... Will West 10/21/16 ...... Craigmont ...... Home...... Oganna Oraedu, Ryan Pahlow...... Scott Burnett 10/28/16 ...... Christian Brothers ...... Away ...... Buchanan Dunavant, Maurice Hampton, ...... Johnathan Whitehead Ryan Pahlow 11/11/16...... Baylor Ð Playoffs...... Home...... Bradley Foley, Josh Gray ...... The awards are selected by the MUS Broadcast Team after each game. The Buzzard Player of The Week is selected by the coaches, with input from the starters.

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47 MUS COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYERS

Lanny Butler ’59 - Washington & Lee Mark McGuire ’73 Ð Georgia Tech Tommy Keesee ’59 - Washington & Lee Bruce Bolton ’75 Ð Alabama Syd Butler ’60 - Washington & Lee Tony Settles ’75 Ð Memphis State Jimmy Haygood ’60 - Vanderbilt Brad Adams ’78 Ð Williams Trow Gillespie ’65 - Vanderbilt Tommy Christenbury ’78 Ð Arkansas Mike Taylor ’67 Ð Millsaps Cecil Godman ’78 Ð Rhodes Mike Coop ’68 Ð Millsaps Conrad McCrary ’78 Ð Ole Miss Ernie James ’68 Ð Southwestern Skipper Pridgen ’78 Ð Rhodes Wiley O’Neal ’68 Ð Vanderbilt George Skouteris ’80 Ð Tennessee John Cady ’69 Ð Southwestern Rick Thornton ’81 Ð Memphis State Weber Laughlin ’69 Ð Memphis State Tim Deaton ’82 Ð Rhodes Haynes McBride ’69 Ð Oklahoma Jonathan Howard ’82 Ð Ole Miss John Remmers ’69 Ð Vanderbilt Bill Lansden ’82 Ð Rhodes Bill Smith ’69 Ð Georgia Paul Luttrell ’82 Ð Millsaps Lynn Green ’70 Ð Vanderbilt Mac McCarroll ’83 Ð Vanderbilt Hal McGeorge ’70 Ð Memphis State Bill Sorrells ’83 Ð Army Kelly McGuire ’70 Ð Southwestern Jay Steed ’85 Ð Georgia Tech Mike Murphy ’70 Ð Memphis State Craig Witt ’85 Ð Vanderbilt Rob Jones ’73 Ð Vanderbilt Sterritt Armstrong ’86 Ð Army Dylan Black ’86 Ð Harvard Andy McArtor ’86 Ð Air Force Andy McCarroll ’86 Ð Vanderbilt Greg McGowan ’86 Ð Dartmouth Dave Evans ’87 Ð Air Force Jon Van Hoozer ’88 Ð Richmond David Willmott ’88 Ð Williams Max Prokell (Richmond)

Matthew Crosby ’89 Ð Millsaps Pat Hopper ’89 Ð Air Force Daniel Newton ’90 Ð Rhodes Ryan Ehrhart ’91 Ð Colorado College Tom Hutton ’91 Ð Tennessee John Sartelle ’92 Ð Tennessee Major Wright ’92 Ð Lambuth Jackson Moore ’93 Ð SMU Lake Newton ’93 Ð Rhodes Thomas Quinlen ’93 Ð Colorado College Hart Weatherford ’93 Ð Tennessee Hamilton Eggers ’94 Ð Rhodes Wes McCluney ’94 Ð Virginia Brian O’Sullivan ’94 Ð Colorado College Trey Carr ’95 Ð Washington & Lee

Ford Howell (North Carolina State) Mark Pera Kelly McGuire (Auburn) (Southwestern) 48 Will Thompson ’95 Ð Virginia Henry Dickinson ’11 Ð Illinois Jacob Vezina ’95 Ð Hampden Sydney Zach Erickson ’11 Ð Liberty Stefan Banks ’98 Ð Texas A&M Toby Baker ’12 Ð Arkansas Kevin Bohannon ’98 Ð Memphis Ben Benton ’12 Ð Arkansas, Arkansas St Richard Moore ’98 Ð North Carolina Britt Colcolough ’12 Ð Princeton Mark Pera ’99 Ð Auburn Daniel Cunningham ’12 Ð Cornell Wes Scott ’99 Ð Ole Miss Alex Dale ’12 Ð Cincinnati, MTSU Thomas Bowden ’00 Ð Millsaps Ben Still ’12 Ð Ole Miss Steven Campbell ’00 Ð Millsaps Nicholas Vergos ’12 Ð Richmond John Rodney ’00 Ð Virginia Ford Howell ’13 Ð Wake Forest, Iowa Brent Blankenship ’01 Ð Furman Western, North Carolina State Chance Carlisle ’01 Ð Yale Arbre Jones ’13 Ð Murray State Jim Hopkins ’01 Ð Rhodes Shane Tucker ’13 Ð MTSU Scott Vogel ’01 Ð Memphis Jake Rudolph (L) and Mitchell Thompson (R) DJ Walker ’13 Ð Rhodes College Este s Folk ’02 Ð Princeton (Washington and Lee) Will Whitley ’13 Ð Tennessee at Martin Ross Rutledge ’02 Ð Millsaps Witt Hawkins ’14 Ð Washington & Lee Trey Moore ’14 Ð Richmond David Thompson ’02 Ð Arkansas Tyler Horn ’07 Ð Miami (Fla) Kyle Naes ’14 Ð Tennessee at Martin Derek Clenin ’03 Ð Memphis Zach Scott ’07 Ð San Diego State Devin Perry ’14 Ð North Carolina Charlie Gordon ’03 Ð Millsaps John Stokes ’07 Ð Vanderbilt James Prather ’14 Ð Northwestern John Phillips ’03 Ð Virginia Barrett Huggins ’08 Ð Rhodes Gary Wunderlich ’14 Ð Ole Miss John Conrad McCrary ’04 Ð Tennessee Tech DeAndre Jones ’08 Ð Vanderbilt Marcus Evans ’15 Ð Central Missouri John David Lawhorn ’05 Ð Ole Miss Chris Taylor ’08 Ð Austin Peay State MaLeik Gatewood ’15 Ð Tennessee Mason Mosby ’05 Ð Rhodes Luke Wynn ’08 Ð Furman Michael Jacobs ’15 - Sewanee Rob Park ’05 Ð Ole Miss Dylan Cunningham ’09 Ð Cornell Peyton Jones ’15 Ð Memphis Marc Purnell ’05 Ð Austin Peay State Michael Folk ’09 Ð North Carolina Mackenzie Mosby ’15 Ð Birmingham-Southern Andrew Gordon ’06 Ð Princeton Cliff Jones ’09 Ð Auburn Brant Newman ’15 Ð Murray State Russell Nenon ’06 Ð Wake Forest Taylor Reed ’09 Ð Mississippi State Drew Richmond ’15 Ð Tennessee Will Pickens ’06 Ð Davidson David Tillman ’09 Ð Tennessee at Chattanooga Jalen Friendly ’16 ÐDePauw Max Prokell ’06 Ð Richmond Walt Wepfer ’09 Ð Vanderbilt Tim Hart ’16 Ð Memphis Drew Alston ’07 Ð Cornell Barry Brunetti ’10 Ð West Virginia, Ole Miss David Nelson ’16 Ð Lafayette Hank Hill ’10 Ð Washington & Lee Thomas Pickens ’16 Ð Memphis Christian Kauffman ’10 Ð Alabama David Watkins ’16 Ð Birmingham-Southern Keith McBride ’10 Ð Navy, William & Mary Bradley Foley ’17 ÐBelhaven Jake Rudolph ’10 Ð Washington & Lee Jalon Love ’17 Ð Air Force Mitchell Thompson ’10 Ð Washington & Lee Ogonna Oraedu ’17 Ð Columbia

Mac McCarroll (Vanderbilt) Trey Moore (Richmond) Will Thompson (L) (Virginia) and Richard Moore (R) (North Carolina) 49 MUS PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL PLAYERS

Tom Hutton ’91 John Stokes ’07 Tyler Horn ’07 Toby Baker ’12 Philadelphia Eagles Tennessee Titans Tennessee Titans Los Angeles Chargers Miami Dolphins Houston Texans

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51 MEETTHEMUS BROADCAST TEAM

BARRY RAY JEFFREY WRIGHT

MUS varsity football games are broadcast on WMC 790 AM, and this is the crew you hear. In his first year, Jeffrey Wright '07 gives play-by-play with Barry Ray providing color commentary. If you can’t be at the game, tune to WMC 790 AM to hear all the action.

NORMAN THOMPSON BILL TAYLOR DAX TORREY ’94

VOICEOFTHEOWLS AND HISCREW If you have attended an MUS home football game in the last three-plus decades, you have heard the voice of “Stormin’” Norman Thompson over the loudspeaker. Thompson, MUS English teacher by day since 1972, became the play-by-play announcer for the Owls’ home games in the fall of 1985, when Coach Jake Rudolph drafted him. Since that first season, Thompson has not missed a home game and declares, “There is no place on earth that I would rather be on a Friday night.” Over the years, he has honed his skill at reporting and has become famous for coining such terms as “Tackle made by a host of Owls!” He has even been referred to as the “Voice of the Owls.” Bill Taylor has been on hand since 1977 to aid Thompson by spotting players, and Dax Torrey ’94 lends his expertise as the official game statistician. So next time you attend a home game, take a time-out to appreciate this dedi- cated crew and listen to “Stormin’ Norman” call them as he sees them. Check out the MUS website, www.musowls.org, for updated sports information and live webcasts of home games. 52 A TRIBUTE TO MIKE LAWHEAD

Since MUS first began broadcasting its football games on MIKE LAWHEAD radio in 1997, professional broadcaster Mike Lawhead has been the only Radio Voice of the Owls the school has ever known. After a long career in television journalism at WREG and having worked on the radio broadcasts for the Memphis Blues minor-league baseball team, on the radio broadcasts of Memphis Showboat football of the USFL, and on the television replays of Memphis State basketball games on WKNO, Lawhead came to MUS to be our first play-by-play broadcaster, and he was a vital member of the team for two decades. Also working as a realtor, Lawhead loyally attended each Owl game, whether home or away, and all MUS fans enjoyed listening to Lawhead call the game in his unique and professional style. MUS is forever indebted for his work and dedicati on to making the MUS radio team the best in the area.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 2016 MUS Team Stats ...... 61 MUS Football Records 1957-2016 2016 MUS Individual Stats Career, Season, and Game Records Rushing ...... 62 Team Defense ...... 67 Passing ...... 62 Team Offense ...... 68 Receiving ...... 62 Rushing ...... 69 Punt/Kick Returns...... 63 Passing ...... 70 Interceptions/Fumble Returns ...... 63 Receiving...... 72 All-Purpose ...... 64 Total Offense...... 73 Total Offense ...... 64 All-Purpose ...... 73 Scoring...... 65 Scoring ...... 74 Kicking/Punting...... 65Kicking/P unting...... 65 Kicking...... 75 Kicking...... 75 Defensive Leaders ...... 66 Punting ...... 77...... 77 Punt/Kick Returns ...... 78 Interceptions ...... 80 Interception/Fumble Returns...... 80 Tackles...... 80 Opponents’ Records ...... 82 MUS Win-Loss Record ...... 82 MUS Year-By-Year Results ...... 82 Opponents Through the Years ...... 83 MUS Seasonal Summary ...... 84...... 84 Owl Trivia ...... 88

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MUS Opp SCORING...... 331...... 123 Points Per Game ...... 30.1 ...... 11.2 FIRST DOWNS ...... 155...... 110 Rushing ...... 73 ...... 52 Passing...... 69 ...... 48 Penalty ...... 13 ...... 10 RUSHING YARDAGE...... 1159...... 775 Yards gained rushing ...... 1461...... 1203 Yards lost rushing ...... 302...... 428 Rushing Attempts ...... 318...... 360 Average Per Rush ...... 3.6 ...... 2.2 Average Per Game ...... 105.4 ...... 70.5 TDs Rushing ...... 21...... 5 PASSING YARDAGE ...... 1733...... 1262 Att-Comp-Int ...... 272-143-9...... 225-111-18 Average Per Pass ...... 6.4 ...... 5.6 Average Per Catch...... 12.1 ...... 11.4 Average Per Game ...... 157.5 ...... 114.7 TDs Passing ...... 12...... 9 TOTAL OFFENSE ...... 2892...... 2037 Total Plays ...... 590...... 585 Average Per Play...... 4.9 ...... 3.5 Average Per Game ...... 262.9 ...... 185.2 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards...... 19-270 ...... 59-1030 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards ....24-216 ...... 11-96 INT RETURNS: #-Yards...... 18-348 ...... 9-114 KICK RETURN AVERAGE ...... 14.2 ...... 17.5 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE ...... 9.0 ...... 8.7 INT RETURN AVERAGE ...... 19.3 ...... 12.7 FUMBLES-LOST ...... 15-4 ...... 33-17 PENALTIES-Yards ...... 70-636 ...... 83-709 Average Per Game ...... 57.8 ...... 64.5 PUNTS-Yards ...... 48-1679 ...... 60-1757 Average Per Punt...... 35.0 ...... 29.3 Net punt average ...... 32.1 ...... 25.4 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game ...... 23:14 ...... 24:46 3RD-DOWN Conversions .... 36/124...... 35/135 3rd-Down Pct...... 29% ...... 26% 4TH-DOWN Conversions...... 5/11 ...... 6/21 4th-Down Pct...... 45% ...... 29% SACKS BY-Yards ...... 29-174 ...... 16-83 MISC YARDS ...... 0...... 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED...... 39 ...... 16 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ....19-25 ...... 4-4 ON-SIDE KICKS ...... 0-0 ...... 0-2 RED-ZONE SCORES ...... 40-47 85% ...... 13-17 76% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS....23-47 49% ...... 10-17 59% PAT-ATTEMPTS ...... 36-39 92% ...... 11-13 85%

Score By Qtr 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total MUS Owls ...... 101...... 74 ...... 85 ...... 71...... 331 Opponents ...... 21...... 54 ...... 31 ...... 17...... 123

61 2016 Individual Statistics

Rushing GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Bradley Foley ...... 11 ...... 133 ...... 583 ...... 39 ...... 544 ...... 4.1 ...... 12 ...... 38 ...... 49.5 Bobby Wade ...... 10 ...... 56 ...... 362 ...... 44 ...... 318 ...... 5.7 ...... 4 ...... 53 ...... 31.8 Tide Faleye ...... 11 ...... 24 ...... 177 ...... 8 ...... 169 ...... 7.0 ...... 3 ...... 46 ...... 15.4 Ryan Pahlow ...... 11 ...... 9 ...... 71 ...... 2 ...... 69 ...... 7.7 ...... 0 ...... 17 ...... 6.3 Johnathan Whitehead ...... 4 ...... 9 ...... 46 ...... 1 ...... 45 ...... 5.0 ...... 0 ...... 22...... 11.2 Jalon Love ...... 11 ...... 15 ...... 47 ...... 20 ...... 27 ...... 1.8 ...... 1 ...... 19 ...... 2.5 Steven Regis ...... 9 ...... 32 ...... 98 ...... 76 ...... 22 ...... 0.7 ...... 1 ...... 12 ...... 2.4 AJ Varner ...... 4 ...... 7 ...... 18 ...... 3 ...... 15 ...... 2.1 ...... 0 ...... 12 ...... 3.8 Maurice Hampton ...... 11 ...... 12 ...... 27 ...... 18 ...... 9 ...... 0.8 ...... 0 ...... 5 ...... 0.8 Cole Middlebrook...... 9 ...... 8 ...... 20 ...... 22 ...... -2...... -0.2 ...... 0 ...... 12 ...... -0.2 Sellers Shy...... 6 ...... 5 ...... 12 ...... 17 ...... -5...... -1.0 ...... 0 ...... 9 ...... -0.8 MUS Team ...... 7 ...... 8...... 0 ...... 52 ...... -52...... -6.5 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... -7.4 Total...... 11 ...... 318 ...... 1461 ...... 302 ...... 1159 ...... 3.6 ...... 21 ...... 53 ...... 105.4 Opponents ...... 11 ...... 360 ...... 1203 ...... 428 ...... 775 ...... 2.2 ...... 5 ...... 35 ...... 70.5 Passing GP Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G Steven Regis ...... 9...... 112.41...... 110-214-4 ...... 51.4 ...... 1296 ...... 9...... 90...... 144.0 Bobby Wade ...... 10 ...... 139.36...... 24-39-4 ...... 61.5 ...... 378 ...... 2...... 47...... 37.8 Sellers Shy ...... 6 ...... 41.85...... 4-11-1 ...... 36.4 ...... 31 ...... 0...... 24...... 5.2 Cole Middlebrook ...... 9 ...... 98.87 ...... 4-6-0 ...... 66.7 ...... 23 ...... 0...... 12...... 2.6 Maurice Hampton ...... 11 ...... 236.00 ...... 1-2-0 ...... 50.0 ...... 5 ...... 1...... 5...... 0.5 Total ...... 11...... 114.03...... 143-272-9 ...... 52.6 ...... 1733 ...... 12...... 90...... 157.5 Opponents ...... 11 ...... 93.65 ...... 111-225-18 ...... 49.3 ...... 1262 ...... 9...... 73...... 114.7 Receiving GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Maurice Hampton ...... 11 ...... 34 ...... 469 ...... 13.8 ...... 2 ...... 67 ...... 42.6 Jalon Love ...... 11 ...... 32 ...... 432 ...... 13.5 ...... 3 ...... 43 ...... 39.3 Bradley Foley...... 11 ...... 28 ...... 234 ...... 8.4 ...... 1 ...... 36 ...... 21.3 Ryan Pahlow ...... 11 ...... 19 ...... 176 ...... 9.3 ...... 2 ...... 47 ...... 16.0 Jack Heathcott...... 11...... 9 ...... 122 ...... 13.6 ...... 2 ...... 51 ...... 11.1 Daniel Shumake ...... 11...... 7 ...... 81...... 11.6 ...... 0 ...... 19 ...... 7.4 Thomas Hayden ...... 11...... 4 ...... 152 ...... 38.0 ...... 1 ...... 90 ...... 13.8 Scott Burnett...... 5...... 3 ...... 24 ...... 8.0 ...... 0 ...... 20 ...... 4.8 Aedan McKay ...... 4...... 2 ...... 14 ...... 7.0 ...... 0 ...... 12 ...... 3.5 Cole Middlebrook ...... 9...... 2 ...... 12 ...... 6.0 ...... 1 ...... 8 ...... 1.3 Dorian Hopkins ...... 11...... 1 ...... 9 ...... 9.0 ...... 0 ...... 9 ...... 0.8 Eston Pahlow ...... 3...... 1 ...... 6 ...... 6.0 ...... 0 ...... 6 ...... 2.0 David Jordan ...... 10...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 2.0 ...... 0 ...... 2 ...... 0.2 Total ...... 11 ...... 143 ...... 1733 ...... 12.1 ...... 12 ...... 90 ...... 157.5 Opponents ...... 11 ...... 111 ...... 1262...... 11.4 ...... 9 ...... 73 ...... 114.7

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Punt Returns No. Yds Avg TD Long Bradley Foley...... 16...... 181 ...... 11.3 ...... 0...... 29 John Bolton ...... 6...... 17...... 2.8 ...... 0...... 13 Maurice Hampton ...... 1 ...... 8...... 8.0 ...... 0 ...... 8 Jalen Hollimon ...... 1...... 10...... 10.0 ...... 0...... 10 Total ...... 24...... 216...... 9.0 ...... 0...... 29 Opponents ...... 11...... 96...... 8.7 ...... 0...... 26

Kick Returns No. Yds Avg TD Long Ryan Pahlow ...... 7...... 92...... 13.1 ...... 0...... 25 Bradley Foley...... 7...... 94...... 13.4 ...... 0...... 20 Maurice Hampton ...... 4...... 81...... 20.2 ...... 0...... 27 Aedan McKay ...... 1 ...... 3...... 3.0 ...... 0 ...... 3 Total ...... 19...... 270...... 14.2 ...... 0...... 27 Opponents ...... 59...... 1030...... 17.5 ...... 1...... 85 Bobby Wade Fumble Returns No. Yds Avg TD Long Maurice Hampton ...... 2...... 48...... 24.0 ...... 2...... 25 Jalon Love ...... 1 ...... 4...... 4.0 ...... 0 ...... 4 Bobby Wade ...... 0 ...... 0...... 0.0 ...... 1 ...... 0 Total ...... 3...... 52...... 17.3 ...... 3...... 25 Opponents...... 0 ...... 0...... 0.0 ...... 0 ...... 0

Interceptions No. Yds Avg TD Long Maurice Hampton ...... 4...... 113...... 28.2 ...... 1...... 41 Buchanan Dunavant ...... 3...... 25...... 8.3 ...... 0...... 14 Ryan Pahlow ...... 3...... 78...... 26.0 ...... 0...... 65 Bobby Wade ...... 3...... 79...... 26.3 ...... 1...... 46 John Bolton ...... 3 ...... 9...... 3.0 ...... 0 ...... 9 Sean Fitzhenry...... 2...... 44...... 22.0 ...... 1...... 27 Total ...... 18...... 348...... 19.3 ...... 3...... 65 Opponents ...... 9...... 114...... 12.7 ...... 1...... 67

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All-Purpose G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Bradley Foley...... 11 ...... 544 ...... 234 ...... 181 ...... 94 ...... 0...... 1053...... 95.7 Maurice Hampton ...... 11 ...... 9 ...... 469 ...... 8 ...... 81 ...... 113...... 680...... 61.8 Jalon Love ...... 11 ...... 27 ...... 432 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0...... 459...... 41.7 Ryan Pahlow ...... 11 ...... 69 ...... 176 ...... 0 ...... 92 ...... 78...... 415...... 37.7 Bobby Wade ...... 10 ...... 318 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 79...... 397...... 39.7 Tide Faleye ...... 11 ...... 169 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0...... 169...... 15.4 Thomas Hayden ...... 11 ...... 0 ...... 152 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0...... 152...... 13.8 Jack Heathcott...... 11 ...... 0 ...... 122 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0...... 122...... 11.1 Daniel Shumake ...... 11 ...... 0 ...... 81 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0...... 81...... 7.4 Johnathan Whitehead ...... 4 ...... 45 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0...... 45...... 11.2 Sean Fitzhenry ...... 11 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 44...... 44...... 4.0 John Bolton ...... 11 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 17 ...... 0 ...... 9...... 26...... 2.4 Buchanan Dunavant ...... 11 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 2 5...... 25...... 2.3 Scott Burnett...... 5 ...... 0 ...... 24 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0...... 24...... 4.8 Steven Regis ...... 9 ...... 22 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0...... 22...... 2.4 Aedan McKay ...... 4 ...... 0 ...... 14 ...... 0 ...... 3 ...... 0...... 17...... 4.2 AJ Varner...... 4 ...... 15 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0...... 15...... 3.8 Jalen Hollimon...... 5 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 10 ...... 0 ...... 0...... 10...... 2.0 Cole Middlebrook ...... 9 ...... -2 ...... 12 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0...... 10...... 1.1 Dorian Hopkins ...... 11 ...... 0 ...... 9 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 9...... 0.8 Eston Pahlow ...... 3 ...... 0 ...... 6 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 6...... 2.0 David Jordan ...... 10 ...... 0 ...... 2 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 2...... 0.2 Sellers Shy ...... 6 ...... -5 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... -5 ...... -0.8 MUS Team...... 7 ...... -52 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... -52 ...... -7.4 Total ...... 11 ...... 1159 ...... 1733 ...... 216 ...... 270 ...... 348...... 3726...... 338.7 Opponents ...... 11 ...... 775 ...... 1262 ...... 96 ...... 1030 ...... 114...... 3277...... 297.9

Total Offense G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Steven Regis...... 9 ...... 246 ...... 22 ...... 1296 ...... 1318 ...... 146.4 Bobby Wade ...... 10 ...... 95 ...... 318 ...... 378 ...... 696 ...... 69.6 Bradley Foley ...... 11 ...... 133 ...... 544 ...... 0 ...... 544 ...... 49.5 Tide Faleye ...... 11 ...... 24 ...... 169 ...... 0 ...... 169 ...... 15.4 Ryan Pahlow ...... 11 ...... 9 ...... 69 ...... 0 ...... 69 ...... 6.3 Johnathan Whitehead ...... 4 ...... 9 ...... 45 ...... 0 ...... 45 ...... 11.2 Jalon Love...... 11 ...... 15 ...... 27 ...... 0 ...... 27 ...... 2.5 Sellers Shy ...... 6 ...... 16 ...... -5 ...... 31 ...... 26 ...... 4.3 Cole Middlebrook ...... 9 ...... 14 ...... -2 ...... 23 ...... 21 ...... 2.3 AJ Varner ...... 4 ...... 7 ...... 15 ...... 0 ...... 15 ...... 3.8 Maurice Hampton ...... 11 ...... 14...... 9 ...... 5 ...... 14 ...... 1.3 MUS Team ...... 7 ...... 8 ...... -52 ...... 0 ...... -52 ...... -7.4 Total ...... 11 ...... 590 ...... 1159 ...... 1733 ...... 2892 ...... 262.9 Opponents ...... 11 ...... 585 ...... 775 ...... 1262 ...... 2037 ...... 185.2 Steven Regis 64 2016 Individual Statistics

Scoring PAT’s TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Trey Thomas ...... 0 ...... 19-25 ...... 36-39 ...... 0-0 ...... 0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0...... 0...... 93 Bradley Foley ...... 13 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0...... 0...... 78 Bobby Wade...... 6 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0...... 0...... 36 Maurice Hampton...... 5 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0...... 0...... 30 Jalon Love ...... 4 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0...... 0...... 24 Tide Faleye ...... 3 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0...... 0...... 18 Jack Heathcott ...... 2 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0...... 0...... 12 Ryan Pahlow...... 2 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0...... 0...... 12 Thomas Hayden...... 1 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 6 Cole Middlebrook ...... 1 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 6 Steven Regis ...... 1 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 6 Sean Fitzhenry ...... 1 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 6 Dorian Hopkins ...... 0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 2 Matthew Rhodes ...... 0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 2 Total...... 39 ...... 19-25 ...... 36-39 ...... 0-0 ...... 0 ...... 0-0 ...... 0...... 2 ...... 331 Opponents ...... 16 ...... 4-4 ...... 11-13 ...... 1-2 ...... 1 ...... 1-1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 123 Field Goals FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk

Trey Thomas ...... 19-25 ...... 76.0 ...... 0-0 ...... 4-4....11-14 ...... 4-6 ...... 0-1 ....46 ...... 0

Punting Daniel Shumake No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd Daniel Shumake ...... 43 ...... 1603...... 37.3 ...... 52...... 2 ...... 2...... 19 ...... 2 Scott Burnett ...... 3 ...... 76...... 25.3 ...... 31...... 0 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0 MUS Team...... 2...... 0...... 0.0 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0 Total ...... 48 ...... 1679...... 35.0 ...... 52...... 2 ...... 2...... 20 ...... 2 Opponents ...... 60 ...... 1757...... 29.3 ...... 52...... 1 ...... 6 ...... 11 ...... 0

Kickoffs No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn Trey Thomas...... 46 ...... 2144...... 46.6 ...... 4...... 0 Jacob Suppiah...... 23 ...... 1024...... 44.5 ...... 0...... 0 Total ...... 69 ...... 3168...... 45.9 ...... 4...... 0 ..1030 ..29.8 ...... 30 Opponents ...... 29 ...... 1280...... 44.1 ...... 6...... 0 ....270 ..30.7 ...... 29 Trey Thomas 65 2016 Individual Statistics

Defensive Leaders Tackles Sacks Pass Defense Fumbles Blkd GP Solo Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 41 Dorian Hopkins ...... 11 ...... 98 ...... 98.0 ...... 16.0-39...... 5.0-21 ...... 1...... 4 ...... 3 ...... 1 36 Buchanan Dunavant ...... 11 ...... 90 ...... 90.0 ...... 12.0-21 ...... 3-25 ...... 3...... 3...... 1-0 ...... 32 Matthew Rhodes...... 7 ...... 60 ...... 60.0 ...... 10.0-20...... 1.0-2 ...... 1...... 3-0 ...... 3 ...... 1 25 Ryan Pahlow...... 11 ...... 60 ...... 60.0 ...... 1.0-1 ...... 3-78 ...... 6 ...... 2-0 ...... 1 ...... 20 Ogonna Oraedu ...... 11 ...... 40 ...... 40.0 ...... 18.0-84...... 12.0-59 ...... 9 ...... 1 ...... 11 Bobby Wade ...... 10 ...... 39 ...... 39.0 ...... 1.0-1 ...... 3-79 ...... 5 ...... 2-0 ...... 52 Joe Carter ...... 11 ...... 39 ...... 39.0 ...... 17.0-59...... 6.0-23 ...... 1...... 5 ...... 39 Evan Smith ...... 8 ...... 34 ...... 34.0 ...... 6.0-30...... 2.0-3 ...... 2...... 2 ...... 1 ...... 37 Sean Fitz henry ...... 11 ...... 31 ...... 31.0 ...... 6.0-18 ...... 2-44 ...... 45 John Ross Swaim ...... 11 ...... 31 ...... 31.0 ...... 3.0-12...... 1.0-4 ...... 2...... 1-0 ...... 26 Josh Gray ...... 11 ...... 22 ...... 22.0 ...... 8.0-23...... 3.0-15 ...... 1...... 1...... 1-0 ...... 2 ...... 5 Maurice Hampton ...... 11 ...... 20 ...... 20.0 ...... 4-113 ...... 7 ...... 3-48 ...... 12 Jalon Love...... 11 ...... 17 ...... 17.0 ...... 1-4 ...... 9 John Bolton...... 11 ...... 17 ...... 17.0 ...... 2.0-5 ...... 3-9 ...... 5 ...... 1-0 ...... 1 ...... 7 Tide Faleye ...... 11 ...... 17 ...... 17.0 ...... 27 Jacob Suppiah ...... 8 ...... 14 ...... 14.0 ...... 1 ...... 14 Philip Deaton...... 11 ...... 14 ...... 14.0 ...... 86 Trey Thomas ...... 11 ...... 13 ...... 13.0 ...... 2.0-9 ...... 1 ...... 30 Jack Dabov ...... 11 ...... 9 ...... 9.0 ...... 79 Marcus Henderson ...... 11 ...... 8 ...... 8.0 ...... 3.0-14...... 1.0-8 ...... 1 ...... 53 Michael Jennings ...... 11 ...... 7 ...... 7.0 ...... 3.0-3 ...... 1...... 1-0 ...... 8 Jordan Hays ...... 9 ...... 6 ...... 6.0 ...... 2 ...... 1 Bradley Foley ...... 11 ...... 6 ...... 6.0 ...... 16 Cole Middlebrook ...... 9 ...... 5 ...... 5.0 ...... 81 Tavion Alexander...... 11 ...... 5 ...... 5.0 ...... 2 ...... 28 Ben Gilliland ...... 11 ...... 5 ...... 5.0 ...... 2.0-3...... 1.0-1 ...... 83 Dekari Scott ...... 3 ...... 3 ...... 3.0 ...... 54 Mac Robinson...... 11 ...... 3 ...... 3.0 ...... 1.0-5 ...... 50 Anderson Horton...... 11 ...... 3 ...... 3.0 ...... 1 ...... 68 Christopher Nanney ...... 3 ...... 2 ...... 2.0 ...... 1.0-4...... 1.0-4 ...... 58 Stephen Christenbury ...... 11 ...... 2 ...... 2.0 ...... 1 ...... 34 Robert Dickinson ...... 3 ...... 2 ...... 2.0 ...... 99 Anders Croone ...... 3 ...... 2 ...... 2.0 ...... 2 David Jordan ...... 10 ...... 2 ...... 2.0 ...... 2 9 Eston Pahlow ...... 3 ...... 2 ...... 2.0 ...... 61 Emerson Manley...... 3 ...... 2 ...... 2.0 ...... 2.0-20...... 2.0-20 ...... 1 ...... 57 Jacob Rotter ...... 6 ...... 2 ...... 2.0 ...... 72 Will West...... 5 ...... 2 ...... 2.0 ...... 2.0-5...... 1.0-3 ...... 23 Miller Grissinger ...... 3 ...... 1 ...... 1.0 ...... 33 Trey Fussell ...... 3 ...... 1 ...... 1.0 ...... 1 ...... 19 Thomas Hayden ...... 11 ...... 1 ...... 1.0 ...... 10 Steven Regis ...... 9 ...... 1 ...... 1.0 ...... 3 Jack Solberg...... 4 ...... 1 ...... 1.0 ...... 1.0-2 ...... 77 Harrison Tabor ...... 11 ...... 1 ...... 1.0 ...... 42 Noah Hooper ...... 4 ...... 1 ...... 1.0 ...... 35 Keithran Hopson...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 1.0 ...... 80 Reagan Griffin...... 3 ...... 1 ...... 1.0 ...... 94 Richard Bragorgos ...... 3 ...... 1 ...... 1.0 ...... 46 Liam Turley ...... 3 ...... 1 ...... 1.0 ...... 1.0-1 ...... 76 John William Farris ...... 3 ...... 1-0 ...... 44 Jake Wilbourn...... 3 ...... 55 Andre Johnson ...... 11 ...... 1 ...... Total...... 11 ...... 745 ...... 745 ...... 118-379 ...... 29-174 ....18-348 ...... 39...... 30....17-52 ...... 13 ...... 1 ...... 2 Opponents...... 11 ...... 410 ...... 450...... 73-257 ...... 16-83 ...... 9-114 ...... 35...... 15...... 4-0 ...... 7 ...... 2 ...... 66 Career, Season, Game Records • 1957-2016

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Season Game

Net Rushing Allowed Net Rushing Allowed Per Game Net Rushing Allowed 1 ...... 775 - 2016 1 ...... 70.5 - 2016 1 ...... -20 vs. Ridgeway in 2016 2 ...... 904 - 1967 2 ...... 85.8 - 2008 2 ...... -12 vs. White Station in 2012 3 ...... 904 - 1967 3 ...... 85.8 - 2008 3 ...... -10 vs. St. Benedict in 2016 4 ...... 979 - 1981 4 ...... 86.8 - 1989 4 ...... -5 vs. Northside in 2006 5 ...... 1029 - 1979 5 ...... 90.4 - 1967 ...... -5 vs. Harding in 1990

Net Passing Allowed Net Passing Allowed Per Game Net Passing Allowed 1 ...... 344 - 1976 1 ...... 34.4 - 1976 1 ...... -7 vs. Catholic in 1988 2 ...... 361 - 1967 2 ...... 36.1 - 1967 2 ...... -2 vs. Briarcrest in 2006 3 ...... 370 - 1979 3 ...... 39.6 - 1977 3 ...... 0 vs. 18 Opponents 4 ...... 450 - 1975 4 ...... 41.4 - 1979 ...... (Last done vs. CBHS in 2003) 5 ...... 475 - 1977 5 ...... 45.0 - 1975 Interceptions Pass Completions Allowed Passing TD’s Allowed 1 ...... 6 vs. Tupelo (MS) in 1984 1 ...... 41 - 1994 1 ...... 0 - 1964 2 ...... 4 vs. East in 2010 2 ...... 45 - 1984 2 ...... 1 - 2007 3 ...... 46 - 1982 3 ...... 3 - 1994 4 ...... 48 - 1981 ...... 3 - 1981 Total Offense Allowed 5 ...... 49 - 1986 5 ...... 4 - 2000 1 ...... 40 vs. Bishop Byrne in 1967 2 ...... 43 vs. Catholic in 1989 Completion % Allowed Interceptions 3 ...... 51 vs. Germantown in 1975 1 ...... 30.8% - 1984 1 ...... 29 (29-178) - 1990 4 ...... 55 vs. Kingsbury in 2011 2 ...... 33.8% - 1985 ...... 29 (29-395) - 1985 5 ...... 57 vs. St. Benedict in 2016 3 ...... 35.3% - 1981 3 ...... 23 (23-242) - 1989 4 ...... 35.4 % - 1982 4 ...... 21 (21-204) - 1991 ...... 35.4% - 1980 ...... 21 (21-307) - 1987 The 1967 team was the school’s first unde- feated and untied team and perhaps the best ...... 21 (21-212) - 1984 defensive squad in MUS history, allowing only Total Offense Allowed Total Offense Allowed Per Game 33 points all year in going 10-0. 1 ...... 1265 - 1967 1 ...... 126.5 - 1967 2 ...... 1399 - 1979 2 ...... 155.4 - 1979 3 ...... 1593 - 1975 3 ...... 157.8 - 1977 4 ...... 1607 - 1981 4 ...... 159.3 - 1975 5 ...... 1810 - 1982 5 ...... 160.7 - 1981

Points Allowed Points Allowed Per Game 1 ...... 33 - 1967 1 ...... 3.3 - 1967 ...... 33 - 1957 2 ...... 4.1 - 1957 3 ...... 59 - 1964 3 ...... 6.6 - 1964 4 ...... 79 - 1981 4 ...... 6.8 - 1977 The 2007 defense tied a forty-year record by 5 ...... 80 - 1975 5 ...... 7.9 - 1981 posting six shutouts during the regular season.

67 Career, Season, Game Records • 1957-2016 Team Records Offense Season Game

Net Rushing Net Rushing Per Game Net Rushing 1 ...... 3056 (469-3056) - 1980 1 ...... 254.7 (12 games) - 1980 1 ...... 509 vs. Northside in 1996 2 ...... 2956 (473-2956) - 1996 2 ...... 246.3 (12 games) - 1996 2 ...... 496 vs. SBEC (MS) in 1979 3 ...... 2870 (507-2870) - 1977 3 ...... 239.2 (12 games) - 1977 3 ...... 461 vs. Memphis Prep in 1980 4 ...... 2764 (479-2764) - 1989 4 ...... 239.0 (10 games) - 1981 4 ...... 460 vs. White Station in 1981 5 ...... 2750 (493-2750) - 1990 5 ...... 235.2 (11 games) - 1972 5 ...... 437 vs. Wooddale in 1981 Rushing TD’s Net Passing Per Game Net Passing 1 ...... 43 - 1996 1 ...... 229.2 (11 games) - 2015 1 ...... 440 at Baylor in 2006 2 ...... 42 - 1991 2 ...... 225.8 (13 games) - 2012 2 ...... 409 vs. Brentwood Aca in 2012 3 ...... 41 - 1990 3 ...... 193.6 (11 games) - 2003 3 ...... 383 at Ensworth in 2012 4 ...... 38 - 2008 4 ...... 184.5 (13 games) - 2009 4 ...... 368 vs. Father Ryan in 2003 5 ...... 36 - 2009 5 ...... 173.8 (12 games) - 2005 5 ...... 344 at Lafayette Co (MS) in 2013

Net Passing Total Offense Per Game Pass Completions 1 ...... 2935 (229-364-6) - 2012 1 ...... 369.3 (13 games) - 2009 1 ...... 32 at S. Panola (MS) in 2015 2 ...... 2521 (202-350-18) - 2015 2 ...... 345.0 (13 games) - 1991 2 ...... 31 vs. Ensworth in 2012 3 ...... 2399 (153-258-1) - 2009 3 ...... 330.8 (15 games) - 1990 3 ...... 27 vs. O. Branch (MS) in 2012 4 ...... 2212 (154-304-11) - 1990 4 ...... 328.0 (13 games) - 2008 4 ...... 25 at Briarcrest in 2015 5 ...... 2162 (120-224-6) - 1991 5 ...... 327.0 (11 games) - 1982 ...... 25 vs. Millington in 2010

Passing TD’s Points Scored Per Game Passing TD’s 1 ...... 35 - 2012 1 ...... 40.4 - 1991 1 ...... 5 vs. O. Branch (MS) in 2012 2 ...... 26 - 2009 2 ...... 38.3 - 2008 2 ...... 4 at Grenada (MS) in 2015 ...... 26 - 1991 3 ...... 38.1 - 2009 ...... 4 vs. Central in 2015 4 ...... 25 - 1985 4 ...... 36.0 - 2012 ...... 4 at Central in 2012 5 ...... 24 - 2008 5 ...... 31.9 - 1967 ...... 4 vs. East in 2009 ...... 4 vs. Brentwood Aca in 2008 ...... 4 vs. Northside in 2008 Total Offense ...... 4 vs. Carver in 2008 1 ...... 4962 (797-4962) - 1990 ...... 4 vs. Northside in 2005 2 ...... 4801 (730-4801) - 2009 3 ...... 4485 (593-4485) - 1991 4 ...... 4390 (716-4390) - 1985 Total Offense 5 ...... 4264 (645-4264) - 2008 1 ...... 565 vs. Bartlett in 1965 2 ...... 551 vs. Northside in 1996 3 ...... 524 vs. Ripley in 1974 Total Points Scored 4 ...... 508 vs. Briarcrest in 2010 1 ...... 526 - 1991 5 ...... 503 vs. O. Branch (MS) in 2015 2 ...... 498 - 2008 3 ...... 495 - 2009 4 ...... 472 - 1990 Points Scored 5 ...... 468 - 2012 1 ...... 70 vs. Northside in 1996 2 ...... 69 vs. Catholic in 1990 3 ...... 64 vs. Somerville in 1970 4 ...... 63 vs. Memphis Prep in 1980 5 ...... 62 vs. White Station in 1981

The 2009 Owls captured the school’s fifth state title.

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Rushing Yards Career Season Game 1 ...... 3581 - Kyle Gowen (489-3581) - 1996-98 1 ...... 1505 - Kyle Gowen (170-1505) - 1996 1 ...... 285, Kyle Gowen; Northside; 1996 2 ...... 3446 - Andy McCarroll (609-3446) - 1982-85 2 ...... 1491 - Buck Dunavant (199-1491) - 1989 2 ...... 243, Ray Hayles; Ridgeway; 1987 3 ...... 2623 - Colton Neel (433-2623) - 2011-14 3 ...... 1382 - Colton Neel (226-1382) - 2014 3 ...... 234, Andy McCarroll; Harding; 1984 4 ...... 2435 - Steve Lawrence (339-2435) - 1978-81 4 ...... 1311 - Andy McCarroll (234-1311 ) - 1985 4 ...... 230, Kyle Gowen; Baylor; 1998 5 ...... 2411 - Derek Clenin (471-2411) - 1999-02 5 ...... 1297 - Conrad McCrary (181-1297) - 1977 ...... 230, Kent Wunderlich; Oakhaven; 1964 6 ...... 2053 - Conrad McCrary (318-2053) - 1975-77 6 ...... 1285 - Steve Lawrence (168-1285) - 1980 6 ...... 227, Keith May; SBEC (MS); 1978 7 ...... 2033 - Ray Hayles (301-2033) - 1986-88 7 ...... 1253 - Ray Hayles (156-1253) - 1987 7 ...... 221, Andy McCarroll; Harding; 1983 8 ...... 1921 - Bradley Foley (386-1921) - 2014-16 8 ...... 1221 - Keith May (160-1221) - 1978 8 ...... 217, Pat Hickman; Westwood; 1993 9 ...... 1756 - Keith May (253-1756) - 1977-78 9 ...... 1217 - Kyle Gowen (184-1217) - 1997 9 ...... 216, Pat Hickman; Wooddale; 1993 10 ....1745 - Pat Hickman (240-1745) - 1991-93 10 ....1205 - Pat Hickman (150-1205) - 1993 10 ....204, Kyle Gowen; Briarcrest; 1997 11 ....1728 - Shane Tucker (272-1728) - 2011-12 11 ....1200 - Bill Sorrells (146-1200) - 1982 12 ....1660 - Barry Brunetti (381-1660) - 2007-09 12 ....1150 - Andy McCarroll (197-1150) - 1983 13 ....1618 - Buck Dunavant (227-1618) - 1987-89 13 ....1059 - Ed Atkinson (161-1059) - 1972 14 ....1424 - Jason Whitmore (259-1424) - 1991-93 14 ....1014 - Colton Neel (167-1014) - 2013 15 ....1395 - Bill Sorrells (168-1395) - 1981-82 15 ....1011 - Derek Clenin (194-1011) - 2002

Rushing TD’s Career Season 1 ...... 52 - Colton Neel - 2011-14 1 ...... 24 - Colton Neel - 2013 2 ...... 42 - Andy McCarroll - 1982-85 2 ...... 23 - Andy McCarroll - 1985 3 ...... 41 - Kyle Gowen - 1996-98 3 ...... 22 - Colton Neel - 2014 4 ...... 39 - Barry Brunetti - 2007-09 4 ...... 20 - Drew Harris - 1982 With his 5 touchdowns against Harding 5 ...... 33 - Richard Moore - 1994-97 5 ...... 19 - Buck Dunavant - 1989 in 1985, Andy McCarroll showed why he ...... 33 - Kent Wunderlich - 1963-65 6 ...... 18 - Barry Brunetti - 2008 7 ...... 29 - Derek Clenin - 1999-02 7 ...... 17 - Kyle Gowen - 1996 was one of the program's best rushers. 8 ...... 27 - Bradley Foley - 2014-16 ...... 17 - Pat Hickman - 1993 9 ...... 26 - Steve Lawrence - 1978-81 9 ...... 16 - Spencer Clift - 1991 Game 10 ....25 - Marc MacMillan - 1988-91 10 ....15 - Derek Clenin - 2002 1 ...... 5, Andy McCarroll; Harding; 1985 ...... 25 - Weber Laughlin - 1967-68 ...... 15 - Kent Wunderlich - 1965 2 ...... 4, Bradley Foley; Craigmont; 2015 12 ....24 - Philip Wunderlich - 1987-89 12 ....14 - Bobby Wade - 1983 ...... 4, Colton Neel; St. Benedict; 2014 13 ....22 - Spencer Clift - 1989-91 13 ....13 - Fernando Van Hook - 2011 ...... 4, Colton Neel; Canton McKinley (OH); 2014 14 ....20 - Drew Harris - 1981-82 ...... 13 - Toby Baker - 2010 ...... 4, Colton Neel; Kingsbury; 2013 ...... 20 - Buck Dunavant - 1987-89 ...... 13 - Barry Brunetti - 2009 ...... 4, Shane Tucker; East; 2011 ...... 20 - Shane Tucker - 2011-12 ...... 13 - Marc MacMillan - 1990 ...... 4, Barry Brunetti; BGA; 2008 ...... 20 - Bobby Wade - 1981-83 ...... 13 - Philip Wunderlich - 1989 ...... 4, Derek Clenin; Jackson Prep (MS); 2002 ...... 13 - Weber Laughlin - 1968 ...... 4, Derek Clenin; Harding; 2002 Rushing Yards/Game Longest Rush from Career (minimum 10 games) Season (minimum 7 games) Scrimmage 1 ...... 119.4 - Kyle Gowen (30 games) - 1996-98 1 ...... 119.4 - Kyle Gowen (30 games) - 1996-98 1 ...... 97, Conrad McCrary; Milan; 1977 2 ...... 105.9 - Ed Atkinson (10 games) - 1972 2 ...... 105.9 - Ed Atkinson (10 games) - 1972 2 ...... 96, Kane Alber; Briarcrest; 2003 3 ...... 93.0 - Bill Sorrells (15 games) - 1981-82 3 ...... 93.0 - Bill Sorrells (15 games) - 1981-82 3 ...... 95, Dee Cannon; Collierville; 1964 4 ...... 89.3 - Conrad McCrary (23 games) - 1975-77 4 ...... 89.3 - Conrad McCrary (23 games) - 1975-77 4 ...... 94, Steve Bain; Bartlett; 1966 5 ...... 83.6 - Keith May (21 games) - 1977-78 5 ...... 83.6 - Keith May (21 games) - 1977-78 5 ...... 88, Fernando Van Hook; Briarcrest; 2010 6 ...... 81.3 - Ray Hayles (25 games) - 1986-88 6 ...... 81.3 - Ray Hayles (25 games) - 1986-88 6 ...... 87, Steve Lawrence; SBEC (MS); 1978 7 ...... 80.1 - Andy McCarroll (43 games) - 1982-85 7 ...... 80.1 - Andy McCarroll (43 games) - 1982-85 7 ...... 85, Kyle Gowen; Northside; 1996 8 ...... 78.0 - Mark McGuire (11 games) - 1972 8 ...... 78.0 - Mark McGuire (11 games) - 1972 8 ...... 83, Keith May; Memphis Prep; 1978 9 ...... 76.1 - Steve Lawrence (32 games) - 1978-81 9 ...... 76.1 - Steve Lawrence (32 games) - 1978-81 9 ...... 82, John Poole; Briarcrest; 1975 10 ....75.1 - Shane Tucker (23 games) - 2011-12 10 ....75.1 - Shane Tucker (23 games) - 2011-12 10 ....80, Kyle Gowen; Baylor; 1997 11 ....67.3 - Colton Neel (39 games) - 2011-14 11 ....67.3 - Colton Neel (39 games) - 2011-14 ...... 80, Robert Ashley; Craigmont; 1978 12 ....60.2 - Pat Hickman (29 games) - 1991-93 12 ....60.2 - Pat Hickman (29 games) - 1991-93 ...... 80, Herbert Turley; BGA; 1970 13 ....59.9 - Buck Dunavant (27 games) - 1987-89 13 ....59.9 - Bradley Foley (23 games) - 2014-15 ...... 80, Spike Taylor; Harding; 1962 14 ....58.8 - Fernando Van Hook (22 games) - 2010-11 14 ....59.9 - Buck Dunavant (27 games) - 1987-89 ....58.8 Ð Derek Clenin (41 games) - 1999-2002 15 ....58.8 - Fernando Van Hook (22 games) - 2010-11 69 Career, Season, Game Records • 1957-2016

Passing Completions Career Season Game 1 ...... 309 - Steven Regis (309-570-22) - 2014-16 1 ...... 225 - Jordan Rodgers (225-354-5) - 2012 1 ...... 32, Steven Regis; S. Panola (MS); 9/18/15 2 ...... 276 - Marc MacMillan (276-543-19) - 1988-91 2 ...... 191 - Steven Regis (191-336-18) - 2015 2 ...... 31, Jordan Rodgers; Ensworth; 8/17/12 3 ...... 253 - Michael Park (253-469-23) - 2003-06 3 ...... 150 - Marc MacMillan (150-290-11) - 1990 3 ...... 27, Jordan Rodgers; O. Branch (MS); 9/14/12 4 ...... 243 - Jordan Rodgers (243-391-6) - 2010-12 4 ...... 142 - John Phillips (142-276-17) - 2001 4 ...... 25, Steven Regis; Briarcrest; 10/16/15 5 ...... 240 - Barry Brunetti (240-432-8) - 2007-09 5 ...... 140 - Barry Brunetti (140-241-1) - 2009 5 ...... 24, Steven Regis; Grenada (MS); 9/9/16 6...... 234 - John Conrad McCrary (234-442-18) - 2002-03 6 ...... 132 - Michael Park (132-229-6) - 2005 ...... 24, John Phillips; Father Ryan; 11/2/01 7 ...... 223 - Toby Baker (223-404-20) - 2009-11 7 ...... 126 - Toby Baker (126-214-8) - 2010 7 ...... 23, Steven Regis; Grenada (MS); 9/4/15 8 ...... 159 - John Phillips (159-319-21) - 1999-02 8...... 125 - John Conrad McCrary (125-241-9) - 2003 ...... 23, Jordan Rodgers; East; 9/21/12 9 ...... 152 - Rob Park (152-304-23) - 2001-04 9 ...... 117 - Marc MacMillan (117-213-6) - 1991 ...... 23, John Conrad McCrary; Jackson Prep (MS); 10 ....139 - Will Thompson (139-320-17) - 1992-94 10 ....115 - Andy Wright (115-220-9) - 1985 8/29/03 11 ....133 - Andy Wright (133-271-12) - 1983-85 11 ....114 - Michael Park (114-225-15) - 2006 10 ....21, Toby Baker; Millington; 8/21/10 12 ....125 - Philip Wunderlich (125-270-16) - 1987-89 12 ....110 - Steven Regis (110-214-4) - 2016 ...... 21, Barry Brunetti; MBA; 12/3/09 13 ....119 - Paul Gillespie (119-255-17) - 1998-00 13 ....109 - John Conrad McCrary (109-201-9) - 2002 ...... 21, Michael Park; Baylor; 11/3/06 14 ....115 - Richard Moore (115-267-16) - 1994-97 14 ....98 - Marcus Evans (98-193-9) - 2014 13 ....20, Steven Regis; CBHS; 10/30/15 15 ....114 - Thomas Hussey (114-263-14) - 1985-87 15 ....96 - Toby Baker (96-187-12) - 2011 ...... 20, Jordan Rodgers; Ensworth; 11/29/12 ...... 96 - Rob Park (96-192-15) - 2004 ...... 20, Jordan Rodgers; Baylor; 11/9/12 Passing Yards Career Season Game 1 ...... 4418 - Marc MacMillan (276-543-19) - 1988-91 1 ...... 2851 - Jordan Rodgers (225-354-5) - 2012 1 ...... 440, Michael Park; Baylor; 11/3/06 2 ...... 3822 - Barry Brunetti (240-432-8) - 2007-09 2 ...... 2428 - Steven Regis (191-336-18) - 2015 2 ...... 409, Jordan Rodgers; Brentwood Academy; 11/16/12 3 ...... 3807 - Steven Regis (309-570-22) - 2014-16 3 ...... 2257 - Barry Brunetti (140-241-1) - 2009 3 ...... 383, Jordan Rodgers; Ensworth; 8/17/12 4 ...... 3613 - Michael Park (253-469-23) - 2003-06 4 ...... 2120 - Marc MacMillan (150-290-11) - 1990 4...... 362, John Conrad McCrary; Father Ryan; 9/19/03 5 ...... 3093 - Toby Baker (223-404-20) - 2009-11 5 ...... 2110 - Marc MacMillan (117-213-6) - 1991 5 ...... 335, Steven Regis; Grenada (MS); 9/11/15 6 ...... 3032 - Jordan Rodgers (243-391-6) - 2010-12 6 ...... 1911 - Andy Wright (115-220-9) - 1985 6 ...... 333, Jordan Rodgers; O. Branch (MS); 9/14/12 7...... 2983 - John Conrad McCrary (234-442-18) - 2002-03 7 ...... 1908 - Michael Park (132-229-6) - 2005 7 ...... 325, Steven Regis; S. Panola (MS); 9/18/15 8 ...... 2263 - Will Thompson (139-320-17) - 1992-94 8 ...... 1861 - John Phillips (142-276-17) - 2001 8 ...... 320, Steven Regis; O. Branch (MS); 9/4/15 9 ...... 2214 - Andy Wright (133-271-12) - 1983-85 9 ...... 1688 - Toby Baker (126-214-8) - 2010 9 ...... 282, John Phillips; Father Ryan; 11/02/01 10 ....2151 - Rob Park (152-304-23) - 2001-04 10 ....1613 - Michael Park (114-225-15) - 2006 10 ....280, Marc MacMillan; Harding; 1991 11 ....2107 - John Phillips (159-319-21) - 1999-02 11 ....1560 - John Conrad McCrary (125-241-9) - 2003 11 ....271, Will Thompson; Houston; 1993 12 ....1852 - Richard Moore (115-267-16) - 1994-97 12 ....1466 - Rob Park (96-192-15) - 2004 12 ....268, Barry Brunetti; CBHS; 10/23/09 13 ....1847 - Philip Wunderlich (125-270-16) - 1987-89 13 ....1423 - John Conrad McCrary (109-201-9) - 2002 13 ....264, Marc MacMillan; Milan; 1990 14 ....1751 - Thomas Hussey (114-263-14) - 1985-87 14 ....1400 - Toby Baker (96-187-12) - 2011 15 ....1653 - John Poole (76-198-26) - 1973-75 15 ....1348 - Blake Bennett (75-148-8) - 2013

Passing TD’s Career Season Game 1 ...... 46 - Marc MacMillan - 1988-91 1 ...... 35 - Jordan Rodgers - 2012 1 ...... 5, Jordan Rodgers; O. Branch (MS); 9/14/12 2 ...... 43 - Barry Brunetti - 2007-09 2 ...... 26 - Marc MacMillan - 1991 ...... 5, Marc MacMillan; Treadwell; 1991 3 ...... 37 - Jordan Rodgers - 2010-12 3 ...... 23 - Barry Brunetti - 2009 3 ...... 4, Steven Regis; Grenada (MS); 9/4/15 4 ...... 27 - Steven Regis - 2014-16 4 ...... 22 - Andy Wright - 1985 ...... 4, Jordan Rodgers; Central; 9/7/12 5 ...... 26 - Andy Wright - 1983-85 5 ...... 18 - Barry Brunetti - 2008 ...... 4, Jordan Rodgers; Kingsbury; 8/24/12 6 ...... 25 - Toby Baker - 2009-11 ...... 18 - Marc MacMillan - 1990 ...... 4, Barry Brunetti; East; 9/25/09 ...... 25 - Michael Park - 2003-06 7 ...... 17 - Steven Regis - 2015 ...... 4, Barry Brunetti; Brentwood Academy; 11/25/08 ...... 25 - Will Thompson - 1992-94 8 ...... 16 - Michael Park - 2005 ...... 4, Michael Park; Northside; 9/23/05 9 ...... 19 - John Conrad McCrary - 2002-03 9 ...... 14 - Blake Bennett - 2013 10 ....17 - Paul Gillespie - 1998-00 ...... 14 - Will Thompson - 1994 11 ....16 - Philip Wunderlich - 1987-89 11 ....13 - Toby Baker - 2010 ...... 16 - Thomas Hussey - 1985-87 ...... 13 - Rob Park - 2004 ...... 16 - Dede Malmo - 1982-84 ...... 13 - Jackson Moore - 1992 14 ....15 - Rob Park - 2001-04 14 ....12 - Toby Baker - 2011 ...... 15 - David Rudolph - 1978-80 ...... 12 - Marcus Evans - 2014

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Pass Completion Percentages Career Season Game Pass Completion Pct Pass Completion Pct Pass Completion Pct (minimum 50 attempts) (minimum 50 attempts) (minimum 10 attempts) 1 ...... 62.1 - Jordan Rodgers (243-391-6) - 2010-12 1 ...... 63.6 - Jordan Rodgers (225-354-5) - 2012 1...... 83.3, John Conrad McCrary; Fairley; 10/11/02 (10-12) 2 ...... 58.6 - Johnny Carson (34-58-0) - 2007-08 2 ...... 58.9 - Toby Baker (126-214-8) - 2010 2 ...... 82.4, James Sexton, Liberty Tech; 9/13/13 (14-17) 3 ...... 56.1 - James Sexton (64-114-4) - 2011-13 3 ...... 58.1 - Barry Brunetti (140-241-1) - 2009 3 ...... 80.0, Toby Baker; McCallie; 11/11/11 (12-15) 4 ...... 55.6 - Barry Brunetti (240-432-8) - 2007-09 4 ...... 57.6 - Michael Park (132-229-6) - 2005 4 ...... 80.0, Toby Baker; Briarcrest; 10/28/11 (16-20) 5 ...... 55.2 - Toby Baker (223-404-20) - 2009-11 5 ...... 56.8 - Steven Regis (191-336-18) - 2015 5 ...... 79.2, Toby Baker; Briarcrest; 10/29/10 (19-24) 6 ...... 54.2 - Steven Regis (309-570-22) - 2014-16 6 ...... 56.1 - James Sexton (64-114-4) - 2013 6 ...... 77.8, Barry Brunetti; MBA; 12/3/09 (21-27) 7 ...... 53.9 - Michael Park (253-469-23) - 2003-06 7 ...... 54.9 - Marc MacMillan (117-213-6) - 1991 7 ...... 76.9, James Sexton, Briarcrest; 11/1/13 (10-13) 8 ...... 53.3 - Jackson Moore (81-152-5) - 1990-92 8...... 54.2 - John Conrad McCrary (109-201-9) - 2002 8 ...... 76.2, Michael Park; MBA; 9/2/05 (16-21) 9...... 52.9 - John Conrad McCrary (234-442-18) - 2002-03 9 ...... 54.0 - Jackson Moore (81-150-5) - 1992 9 ...... 73.9, Jordan Rodgers; BA.; 11/16/12 (17-23) 10 ....51.8 - Courtnay Rudolph (29-56-4) - 1975-76 10 ....53.5 - Barry Brunetti (76-142-5) - 2008 10 ....73.3, Jordan Rodgers; Central; 9/712 (11-15) 11 ....51.2 - Marcus Evans (110-215-10) - 2013-14 11 ....52.4 - Rob Park (44-84-7) - 2003 12 ....50.8 - Marc MacMillan (276-543-19) - 1988-91 12 ....52.3 - Andy Wright (115-220-9) - 1985 13 ....50.3 - Blake Bennett (82-163-8) - 2011-13 13...... 51.9 - John Conrad McCrary (125-241-9) - 2003 14 ....50.0 - Rob Park (152-304-23) - 2001-04 14 ....51.7 - Marc MacMillan (150-290-11) - 1990 15 ....49.8 - John Phillips (159-319-21) - 1999-02 15 ....51.4 - John Phillips (142-276-17) - 2001 Pass Completion Percentages Career Season Passing Yards/Game Passing Yards/Game Longest Pass Completion 2 (minimum 10 games) (minimum 7 games) 1...... 142.0 - John Conrad McCrary (21 games) - 2002-03 1 ...... 220.7 - Steven Regis (11 games) - 2015 1 ...... 96, Jordan Rodgers; BA.; 11/16/12 2 ...... 126.3 - Jordan Rodgers (24 games) - 2010-12 2 ...... 219.3 - Jordan Rodgers (13 games) - 2012 (to Devin Perry) 3 ...... 122.8 - Steven Regis (31 games) - 2014-16 3 ...... 173.6 - Barry Brunetti (13 games) - 2009 2 ...... 93, Michael Park; Baylor; 11/3/06 4 ...... 120.4 - Michael Park (30 games) - 2003-06 4 ...... 162.3 - Marc MacMillan (13 games) - 1991 (to Lee Moore) 5 ...... 103.3 - Barry Brunetti (37 games) - 2007-09 5 ...... 159.0 - Michael Park (12 games) - 2005 3 ...... 90, Steven Regis; Olive Branch (MS); 9/2/16 (to 6 ...... 94.3 - Will Thompson (24 games) - 1992-94 6...... 156.0 - John Conrad McCrary (10 games) - 2003 Thomas Hayden) 7 ...... 91.6 - John Phillips (23 games) - 1999-02 7 ...... 155.1 - John Phillips (12 games) - 2001 4 ...... 87, John Conrad McCrary; Father Ryan; 8 ...... 85.9 - Toby Baker (36 games) - 2009-11 8 ...... 153.5 - Toby Baker (11 games) - 2010 9/19/03 (to Kane Alber) 9 ...... 85.0 - Marc MacMillan (52 games) - 1988-91 9 ...... 146.6 - Michael Park (11 games) - 2006 5 ...... 85, Johnny Adams; White Station; 1965 10 ....77.1 - Marcus Evans (18 games) - 2012-14 10 ....144.0 - Steven Regis (9 games) - 2016 (to Kent Wunderlich) 11 ....73.0 - Thomas Hussey (24 games) - 1985-87 11 ....141.3 - Marc MacMillan (15 games) - 1990 6 ...... 84, Rob Park; vs Father Ryan; 9/17/04 12 ....71.0 - Paul Gillespie (22 games) - 1998-00 12 ....136.5 - Andy Wright (14 games) - 1985 (to JD Lawhorn) 13 ....69.2 - Andy Wright (32 games) - 1983-85 13...... 129.4 - John Conrad McCrary (11 games) - 2002 7 ...... 80, Steven Regis; Craigmont; 10/23/15 14 ....61.6 - Philip Wunderlich (30 games) - 1987-89 14 ....122.2 - Rob Park (12 games) - 2004 (to Thomas Pickens) 15 ....58.1 - Rob Park (37 games) - 2001-04 15 ....117.0 - Paul Gillespie (10 games) - 1999 ...... 80, Thomas Hussey; Milan; 1987 (to Scott McArtor) 9 ...... 79, Steven Regis; O. Branch; 9/4/15 (to Thomas Pickens) ...... 79, Toby Baker; McCallie; 11/11/11 (to Devin Perry) ...... 79, John Poole; Ripley; 1974 (to Bruce Bolton) 12 ....78, Barry Brunetti; Briarcrest; 10/30/09 (to Bryan Crenshaw) ...... 78, Andy Wright; ECS; 1985 (to Scott McArtor) 14 ....77, Blake Bennett; Lafayette Co (MS); 9/27/13 (to Witt Hawkins) ...... 77, Mac McFarland; CBHS; 1998 (to Thomas Bowden)

Jordan Rodgers became one of the best quarterbacks in school history and rewrote many of the school's passing records.

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Devin Perry’s name highlights the receiving records as he holds several records, Named a Mr. Football finalist his senior season, including most receiving yards in a game, season, and career. JD Lawhorn has the most career receptions in program history. Receiving – Pass Reception Yards Career Season Game 1 ...... 2560 - Devin Perry (140-2560) - 2011-13 1 ...... 1007 - Devin Perry (58-1007) - 2013 1 ...... 254, Devin Perry; BA.; 11/16/12 (7 receptions) 2 ...... 2189 - JD Lawhorn (149-2189) - 2001-04 2 ...... 982 - Max Prokell (67-982) - 2005 2...... 184, JD Lawhorn; Father Ryan; 9/19/03 (9 receptions) 3 ...... 1658 - Scott McArtor (86-1658) - 1985-87 3 ...... 945 - JD Lawhorn (65-945) - 2003 3 ...... 179, Bruce Bolton; Ripley; 1974 4 ...... 1617 - Hart Weatherford (106-1617) - 1990-92 4 ...... 880 - Devin Perry (48-880) - 2012 4 ...... 174, Maurice Hampton; CBHS; 10/28/16 (8 receptions) 5 ...... 1431 - Thomas Bowden (82-1431) - 1997-99 5 ...... 878 - Hank Hill (46-878) - 2009 5...... 173, Jalon Love; St. Benedict; 10/2/15 (13 receptions) 6 ...... 1273 - Jalon Love (97-1273) - 2014-16 6 ...... 782 - Thomas Pickens (39-782) - 2015 6 ...... 170, Scott McArtor; Milan; 1987 7 ...... 1206 - Max Prokell (80-1206) - 2003-05 7 ...... 717 - Jalon Love (55-717) - 2015 7 ...... 166, Estes Folk; Father Ryan; 11/2/01 (11 receptions) 8 ...... 1198 - Hank Hill (60-1198) - 2007-09 8 ...... 693 - Thomas Bowden (46-693) - 1999 8 ...... 161, Devin Perry; CBHS; 9/30/11 (4 receptions) 9 ...... 1092 - Estes Folk (84-1092) - 1999-01 9 ...... 677 - JD Lawhorn (45-677) - 2004 9...... 160, Max Prokell; Jackson Prep (MS); 8/26/05 (6 receptions) 10 ....1089 - Thomas Pickens (53-1089) - 2013-15 10 ....673 - Devin Perry (34-673) - 2011 10 ....159, Taylor Reed; ECS; 10/26/07 (6 receptions) 11 ....1013 - Taylor Reed (52-1013) - 2006-08 11 ....626 - Scott McArtor (33-626) - 1987 11 ....158, Stephen Bowie; Baylor; 11/3/06 (8 receptions) 12 ....978 - Bruce Bolton (35-978) - 1972-74 12 ....599 - Stephond Allmond (44-599) - 2009 12 ...... 157, Thomas Pickens; S. Panola (MS); 9/18/15 (7 receptions) 13 ....958 - Witt Hawkins (84-958) - 2011-13 13 ....591 - Scott McArtor (32-591) - 1985 13 ....155, Brian O'Sullivan; Houston; 1993 14 ....936 - Stephen Bowie (56-936) - 2003-06 14 ....589 - Craig Christenbury (32-589) - 1982 15 ....911 - Stephond Allmond (74-911) - 2007-09 15 ....572 - Hart Weatherford (44-572) - 1990 Receiving – Pass Receptions Career Season Game 1 ...... 149 - JD Lawhorn (149-2189) - 2001-04 1 ...... 67 - Max Prokell (67-982) - 2005 1 ...... 13, Bradley Foley; CBHS; 10/30/15 2 ...... 140 - Devin Perry (140-2560) - 2011-13 2 ...... 65 - JD Lawhorn (65-945) - 2003 ...... 13, Jalon Love; St. Benedict; 10/2/15 3 ...... 106 - Hart Weatherford (106-1617) - 1990-92 3 ...... 58 - Devin Perry (45-808) - 2013 3 ...... 12, JD Lawhorn; Jackson Prep (MS); 8/29/03 4 ...... 97 - Jalon Love (97-1273) - 2014-16 4 ...... 55 - Jalon Love (55-717) - 2015 4 ...... 11, Jalon Love; S. Panola (MS); 9/18/15 5 ...... 86 - Scott McArtor (86-1658) - 1985-87 5 ...... 51 - Witt Hawkins (51-562) - 2012 ...... 11, Este s Folk; Father Ryan; 11/2/01 6 ...... 84 - Witt Hawkins (84-958) - 2011-13 6 ...... 48 - Devin Perry (48-880) - 2012 6 ...... 10, Shane Tucker; Ensworth; 8/17/12 ...... 84 - Estes Folk (84-1092) - 1999-01 7 ...... 46 - Hank Hill (46-878) - 2009 7 ...... 9, Devin Perry; Liberty Tech; 9/13/13 8 ...... 82 - Thomas Bowden (82-1431) - 1997-99 ...... 46 - Thomas Bowden (46-693) - 1999 ...... 9, Colton Neel; East; 9/21/12 9 ...... 80 - Max Prokell (80-1206) - 2003-05 9 ...... 45 - JD Lawhorn (45-677) - 2004 ...... 9, Max Prokell; Kingsbury; 10/21/05 10 ....74 - Stephond Allmond (74-911) - 2007-09 10 ....44 - Stephond Allmond (44-599) - 2009 ...... 9, JD Lawhorn; Baylor; 10/1/04 11 ....71 - Colton Neel (71-678) - 2011-14 ...... 44 - Hart Weatherford (44-572) - 1990 ...... 9, JD Lawhorn; CBHS; 10/31/03 12 ....68 - Bradley Foley (68-547) - 2014-16 12 ....40 - William Cross (40-555) - 2010 ...... 9, Mikell Hazlehurst; CBHS; 10/31/03 13 ....60 - Hank Hill (60-1198) - 2007-09 13 ....39 - Thomas Pickens (39-782) - 2015 ...... 9, JD Lawhorn; Father Ryan; 9/19/03 14 ....57 - Shane Tucker (57-672) - 2011-12 ...... 39 - JD Lawhorn (39-567) - 2002 ...... 57 - John Sartelle (57-857) - 1989-91 15 ....38 - Landon Finney (38-555) - 2010 ...... 38 - Estes Folk (38-475) - 2001 72 Career, Season, Game Records • 1957-2016

Receiving – Pass Reception TD’s Career Season Game 1 ...... 26 - Devin Perry - 2011-13 1 ...... 15 - Hank Hill - 2009 1 ...... 3, Devin Perry; BA.; 11/16/12 2 ...... 21 - Hank Hill - 2007-09 2 ...... 12 - Devin Perry - 2012 ...... 3, Hank Hill; Overton; 9/11/09 ...... 21 - JD Lawhorn - 2001-04 ...... 12 - Max Prokell - 2005 ...... 3, Taylor Reed; ECS; 10/26/07 4 ...... 18 - Scott McArtor - 1985-87 4 ...... 11 - Scott McArtor - 1985 ...... 3, Max Prokell; BA.; 9/30/05 5 ...... 14 - Taylor Reed - 2006-08 5 ...... 10 - Will Whitley - 2012 ...... 3, Max Prokell; Jackson Prep (MS); 8/26/05 ...... 14 - Hart Weatherford - 1990-92 ...... 10 - JD Lawhorn - 2004 ...... 3, Estes Folk; Jackson Prep (MS); 8/24/01 7 ...... 12 - Jalon Love - 2014-16 7 ...... 9 - Devin Perry - 2013 ...... 3, Hart Weatherford; Treadwell; 1992 ...... 12 - Max Prokell - 2003-05 8 ...... 7 - Jalon Love - 2015 ...... 3, Jay Steed; Collierville; 1984 ...... 12 - John Sartelle - 1989-91 ...... 7 - Thomas Pickens - 2015 ...... 3, Tim Greer; Harding; 1979 ...... 12 - William Tayloe - 1990-91 ...... 7 - Taylor Reed - 2008 ...... 12 - Bruce Bolton - 1972-74 ...... 7 - Estes Folk - 2001 12 ....11 - Thomas Pickens - 2013-15 ...... 7 - Hart Weatherford - 1992 ...... 11 - Estes Folk - 1999-01 ...... 7 - William Tayloe - 1991 ...... 11 - Richard Moore - 1994-97 ...... 7 - Lynn Ballinger - 1980 15 ....10 - Will Whitley - 2010-12 15 ....6 - Landon Finney - 2010 ...... 6 - Taylor Reed - 2007 ...... 6 - JD Lawhorn - 2003 ...... 6 - Richard Moore - 1994 ...... 6 - John Sartelle - 1990

Hart Weatherford was one of the Owls' best receivers, helping guide the program to great success in the 90's. Total Offense Yards Career Season Game 1 ...... 5482 - Barry Brunetti (813-5482) - 2007-09 1 ...... 2835 - Jordan Rodgers (437-2835) - 2012 1 ...... 421, Michael Park; Baylor; 11/3/06 (-19 rush, 440 pass) 2 ...... 5202 - Marc MacMillan (730-5202) - 1988-91 2 ...... 2770 - Barry Brunetti (375-2770) - 2009 2 ...... 408, Jordan Rodgers; BA.; 11/16/12 (-1 rush, 409 pass) 3 ...... 3857 - Michael Park (654-3857) - 2003-06 3 ...... 2489 - Marc MacMillan (394-2489) - 1990 3...... 386, John Conrad McCrary; Father Ryan; 9/19/03 (24 rush, 4 ...... 3856 - Steven Regis (634-3856) - 2014-16 4 ...... 2454 - Marc MacMillan (279-2454) - 1991 362 pass) 5 ...... 3756 - Toby Baker (580-3756) - 2009-11 5 ...... 2425 - Steven Regis (362-2425) - 2015 4...... 383, Toby Baker; Briarcrest; 10/29/10 (146 rush, 237 pass) 6 ...... 3622 - Kyle Gowen (490-3622) - 1996-98 6 ...... 2230 - John Phillips (365-2230) - 2001 5...... 356, Jordan Rodgers; Ensworth; 8/17/12 (-27 rush, 383 pass) 7 ...... 3494 - Andy McCarroll (611-3494) - 1982-85 7 ...... 2203 - Toby Baker (326-2203) - 2010 6...... 326, Steven Regis; Grenada (MS); 9/11/15 (-9 rush, 335 pass) 8...... 3455 - John Conrad McCrary (628-3455) - 2002-03 8 ...... 2171 - Andy Wright (307-2171) - 1985 7...... 325, Steven Regis; S. Panola (MS); 9/18/15 (3 rush, 325 pass) 9 ...... 2993 - Jordan Rodgers (494-2993) - 2010-12 9 ...... 2049 - Michael Park (309-2049) - 2005 8...... 320, Steven Regis; O. Branch (MS); 9/4/15 (0 rush, 320 pass) 10 ....2781 - Richard Moore (522-2781) - 1994-97 10 ....1955 - Barry Brunetti (287-1955) - 2008 9...... 316, Jordan Rodgers; O. Branch (MS); 9/14/12 (-17 rush, 333 pass) 11 ....2625 - Colton Neel (436-2625) - 2011-14 11 ....1739 - John Conrad McCrary (308-1739) - 2002 10...... 314, John Phillips; Father Ryan; 11/2/01 (32 rush, 282 pass) 12 ....2610 - John Phillips (440-2610) - 1999-02 12 ....1716 - John Conrad McCrary (320-1716) - 2003 11 ....305, Andy Wright; ECS; 1985 13 ....2607 - Philip Wunderlich (496-2607) - 1987-89 13 ....1678 - Michael Park (316-1678) - 2006 12 ....301, Marc MacMillan; Harding; 1991 14 ....2550 - John Poole (519-2550) - 1973-75 14 ....1646 - Marcus Evans (283-1646) - 2014 15 ....2461 - Will Thompson (438-2461) - 1992-94 15 ....1643 - Rob Park (308-1643) - 2004 All-Purpose Yards Career Season Game 1 ...... 4475 - Kyle Gowen - 1996-98 1 ...... 2298 - Colton Neel - 2014 1 ...... 269, Bradley Foley; O. Branch (MS); 9/4/15 2 ...... 4442 - Colton Neel - 2011-14 2 ...... 2070 - Kyle Gowen - 1996 2 ...... 255, Shane Tucker; Ensworth; 8/17/12 3 ...... 4091 - Andy McCarroll - 1982-85 3 ...... 1694 - Andy McCarroll - 1985 ...... 255, Shane Tucker; East; 9/23/11 4 ...... 3355 - Derek Clenin - 1999-02 4 ...... 1689 - Buck Dunavant - 1989 4 ...... 254, Devin Perry; Brentwood Academy; 11/16/12 5 ...... 3152 - Bradley Foley - 2014-16 5 ...... 1626 - Keith May - 1978 5 ...... 248, Colton Neel; St. Benedict; 10/17/14 6 ...... 3114 - JD Lawhorn - 2001-04 6 ...... 1588 - Shane Tucker - 2012 6 ...... 239, Colton Neel; Brentwood Academy; 11/14/14 7 ...... 2921 - Shane Tucker - 2011-12 7 ...... 1545 - Conrad McCrary - 1977 7 ...... 236, Colton Neel; Ensworth; 11/21/14 8 ...... 2914 - Devin Perry - 2011-13 8 ...... 1480 - Colton Neel - 2013 8 ...... 231, Colton Neel; Craigmont; 10/24/14 9 ...... 2887 - Steve Lawrence - 1978-81 9 ...... 1476 - Derek Clenin - 2002 9 ...... 219, Max Prokell; Jackson Prep (MS); 8/26/05 10 ....2761 - Ray Hayles - 1986-88 10 ....1466 - Kyle Gowen - 1997 10 ....218, Kane Alber; Brentwood Academy; 10/8/04

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Total Points Scored Career Season Game 1 ...... 374 - Colton Neel (62 TD,1 PAT) - 2011-14 1 ...... 162 - Colton Neel (27 TD) - 2014 1 ...... 30, Colton Neel; Canton McKinley (OH); 9/6/14 2 ...... 267 - Gary Wunderlich (183 PAT, 28 FG) - 2 ...... 158 - Colton Neel (26 TD, 1 PAT) - 2013 ...... 30, Andy McCarroll; Harding; 1985 2010-13 3 ...... 138 - Andy McCarroll (23 TD) - 1985 ...... 30, Shane Tucker; East; 9/23/11 3 ...... 264 - Richard Moore (44 TD) - 1994-97 4 ...... 120 - Drew Harris (20 TD) - 1982 4 ...... 24, Bradley Foley Craigmont; 10/23/15 4 ...... 258 - Andy McCarroll (43 TD) - 1982-85 5 ...... 114 - Buck Dunavant (19 TD) - 1989 ...... 24, Colton Neel; Craigmont; 10/24/14 5 ...... 252 - Kyle Gowen (42 TD) - 1996-98 6 ...... 110 - Barry Brunetti (18 TD, 1 PAT) - 2008 ...... 24, Colton Neel; St. Benedict; 10/17/14 6 ...... 236 - Barry Brunetti (39 TD, 1 PAT) - 2007-09 7 ...... 108 - Derek Clenin (18 TD) - 2002 ...... 24, Colton Neel; Lafayette Co. (MS); 9/26/14 7 ...... 211 - Christian Kauffman (133 PAT, 26 FG) - ...... 108 - Kyle Gowen (18 TD) - 1996 ...... 24, Colton Neel; Craigmont; 10/25/13 2006-09 ...... 108 - Hart Weatherford (18 TD) - 1992 ...... 24, Colton Neel; Kingsbury; 8/30/13 8 ...... 204 - Marc MacMillan (34 TD) - 1988-91 ...... 108 - Spencer Clift (18 TD) - 1991 ...... 24, Barry Brunetti ; BGA; 11/7/08 9 ...... 198 - Derek Clenin (33 TD) - 1999-02 11 ....107 - Christian Kauffman (53 PAT, 18 FG) - 2009 ...... 24, Derek Clenin; Harding; 9/6/02 ...... 198 - Kent Wunderlich (33 TD) - 1963-65 12 ....102 - Pat Hickman (17 TD) - 1993 ...... 24, Derek Clenin; Jackson Prep (MS); 8/30/02 11 ....195 - Jody McCormack (141 PAT, 18 FG) - 13 ....98 - Fernando Van Hook (16 TD, 1 PAT) - 2011 1990-93 14 ....96 - Thomas Pickens (16 TD) - 2015 12 ....192 - Matthew Crosby (126 PAT, 22 FG) - 15 ....93 - Trey Thomas (36 PAT, 19 FG) - 2016 1985-88 13 ....186 - Bradley Foley (31 TD) - 2014-16 14 ....168 - Hart Weatherford (28 TD) - 1990-92 15 ....162 - Steve Lawrence (27 TD) - 1978-81 Scoring - TD’s Responsible for Career Season 1 ...... 82 - Barry Brunetti - 2007-09 1 ...... 39 - Jordan Rodgers - 2012 2 ...... 80 - Marc MacMillan - 1988-91 2 ...... 37 - Marc MacMillan - 1991 3 ...... 62 - Colton Neel - 2011-14 3 ...... 36 - Barry Brunetti - 2009 4 ...... 58 - Richard Moore - 1994-97 ...... 36 - Barry Brunetti - 2008 5 ...... 44 - Andy McCarroll - 1982-85 5 ...... 32 - Marc MacMillan - 1990 6 ...... 43 - Michael Park - 2003-06 6 ...... 29 - Drew Harris - 1982 ...... 43 - Kyle Gowen - 1996-98 7 ...... 27 - Colton Neel - 2014 8 ...... 42 - Toby Baker - 2009-11 8 ...... 26 - Colton Neel - 2013 9 ...... 41 - Jordan Rodgers - 2010-12 ...... 26 - Toby Baker - 2010 10 ....40 - Philip Wunderlich - 1987-89 10 ....25 - Michael Park - 2005 11 ....36 - Will Thompson - 1992-94 ...... 25 - Andy Wright - 1985 12 ....33 - Derek Clenin - 1999-02 12 ....24 - Rob Park - 2004 ...... 33 - Kent Wunderlich - 1963-65 ...... 24 - Jackson Moore - 1992 14 ....31 - Bradley Foley - 2014-16 14 ....23 - Andy McCarroll - 1985 ...... 31 - Hart Weatherford - 1990-92 15 ....21 - Philip Wunderlich - 1989 Christian Kauffman is near the top of almost all MUS kicking categories following his outstanding career. Total Points Scored by Kicker Career Season Game 1 ...... 267 - Gary Wunderlich (183 PAT, 28 FG) - 1 ...... 107 - Christian Kauffman (53 PAT, 18 FG) - 2009 1 ...... 17, Trey Thomas; South Panola (MS); 9/16/16 2010-13 2 ...... 93 - Trey Thomas (36 PAT, 19 FG) - 2016 2 ...... 13, Trey Thomas; Central; 8/19/16 2 ...... 211 - Christian Kauffman (133 PAT, 26 FG) - 3 ...... 86 - Jody McCormack (62 PAT, 8 FG) - 1991 ...... 13, Christian Kauffman; White Station; 10/2/09 2006-09 4 ...... 78 - Christian Kauffman (53 PAT, 18 FG) - 2008 4 ...... 12, Michael Jacobs; Liberty Tech; 9/12/14 3 ...... 195 - Jody McCormack (141 PAT, 18 FG) - 5 ...... 76 - Gary Wunderlich (49 PAT, 9 FG) - 2013 5 ...... 11, Gary Wunderlich; McCallie; 11/15/13 1990-93 6 ...... 75 - Tom Hutton (48 PAT, 9 FG) - 1990 ...... 11, Gary Wunderlich; White Station; 10/19/12 4 ...... 192 - Matthew Crosby (126 PAT, 22 FG) - 7 ...... 74 - Gary Wunderlich (50 PAT, 8 FG) - 2012 ...... 11, Gary Wunderlich; East; 9/23/11 1985-88 8 ...... 62 - Chad Hazlehurst (35 PAT, 9 FG) - 2005 ...... 11, Gary Wunderlich; Overton; 9/10/10 5 ...... 138 - Tom Hutton (87 PAT, 17 FG) - 1988-90 9 ...... 61 - Gary Wunderlich (40 PAT, 7 FG) - 2011 ...... 11, Christian Kauffman; Fath er Ryan; 11/20/09 6 ...... 137 - Ben Tacker (86 PAT, 17 FG) - 2002-04 ...... 61 - Tom Hutton (37 PAT, 8 FG) - 1989 ...... 11, Christian Kauffman; Briarcrest; 10/30/09 ...... 11, Christian Kauffman; St. Benedict; 10/31/08 ...... 11, Ben Tacker; BA.; 10/8/04 ...... 11, Tom Hutton; Harding; 1989 14 ....12, Michael Jacobs; Liberty; 9/12/14 74 Career, Season, Game Records • 1957-2016

Touchdowns Scored Career Season Game 1 ...... 62 - Colton Neel (52 rush, 8 rec, 2 ret) - 2011-14 1 ...... 27 - Colton Neel (22 rush, 3 rec, 2 ret) - 2014 1 ...... 5, Colton Neel; Canton McKinley (OH); 9/6/14 2 ...... 44 - Richard Moore (33 rush, 11 rec) - 1994-97 2 ...... 26 - Colton Neel (24 rush, 2 rec) - 2013 ...... 5, Shane Tucker; East; 9/23/11 3 ...... 43 - Andy McCarroll (42 rush, 1 rec) - 1982-85 3 ...... 23 - Andy McCarroll (23 rush) - 1985 ...... 5, Andy McCarroll; Harding; 1985 4 ...... 42 - Kyle Gowen (41 rush, 1 ret) - 1996-98 4 ...... 20 - Drew Harris (20 rush) - 1982 4 ...... 4, Bradley Foley; Craigmont; 10/23/15 5 ...... 39 - Barry Brunetti (39 rush) - 2007-09 5 ...... 19 - Buck Dunavant (19 rush) - 1989 ...... 4, Colton Neel; Craigmont; 10/24/14 6...... 34 - Marc MacMillan (25 rush, 4 rec, 5 ret) - 1988-91 6 ...... 18 - Barry Brunetti (18 rush) - 2008 ...... 4, Colton Neel; St. Benedict; 10/17/14 7...... 33 - Derek Clenin (29 rush, 2 rec, 2 ret) - 1999-02 ...... 18 - Derek Clenin (15 rush, 2 rec, 1 ret) - 2002 ...... 4, Colton Neel; Lafayette Co. (MS); 9/26/14 ...... 33 - Kent Wunderlich (33 rush) - 1963-65 ...... 18 - Kyle Gowen (17 rush, 1 ret) - 1996 ...... 4, Colton Neel; Craigmont; 10/25/13 9 ...... 31 - Bradley Foley (27 rush, 3 rec, 1 ret) - 2014-16 ...... 18 - Hart Weatherford (11 rush, 7 rec) - 1992 ...... 4, Colton Neel; Kingsbury; 8/30/13 10 ....28 - Hart Weatherford (14 rush, 14 rec) - 1990-92 ...... 18 - Spencer Clift (16 rush, 2 rec) - 1991 ...... 4, Barry Brunetti; BGA; 11/7/08 11 ....27 - Steve Lawrence (26 rush, 1 ret) - 1978-81 11 ....17 - Pat Hickman (17 rush) - 1993 ...... 4, Derek Clenin; Harding; 9/6/02 12 ....26 - Devin Perry (26 rec) - 2011-13 12 ....16 - Thomas Pickens (9 rush, 7 rec) - 2015 ...... 4, Derek Clenin; Jackson Prep (MS); 8/30/02 ...... 26 - Shane Tucker (20 rush, 5 rec, 1 ret) - 2011-12 ...... 16 - Fernando Van Hook (13 rush, 3 rec) - 2011 14 ....25 - Spencer Clift (22 rush, 3 rec) - 1989-91 14 ....15 - Hank Hill (15 rec) - 2009 ...... 25 - Weber Laughlin (25 rush) - 1967-68 ...... 15 - Kent Wunderlich (15 rush) - 1965

Kicking – PAT Kicks Made Career Season Game 1 ...... 183 - Gary Wunderlich (183-191) - 2010-13 1 ...... 63 - Christian Kauffman (63-64) - 2008 1 ...... 8, Christian Kauffman; St. Benedict; 10/31/08 2 ...... 141 - Jody McCormack (141-154) - 1990-93 2 ...... 62 - Jody McCormack (62-68) - 1991 ...... 8, Christian Kauffman; GW Carver; 9/12/08 3 ...... 133 - Christian Kauffman (133-135) - 2006-09 3 ...... 53 - Christian Kauffman (53-54) - 2009 3 ...... 7, Michael Jacobs; Craigmont; 10/24/14 4 ...... 126 - Matthew Crosby (126-141) - 1985-88 4 ...... 50 - Gary Wunderlich (50-55) - 2012 ...... 7, Gary Wunderlich; Kingsbury; 8/26/11 5 ...... 87 - Tom Hutton (87-104) - 1988-90 ...... 50 - Matthew Crosby (50-55) - 1985 ...... 7, Gary Wunderlich; St. Benedict; 10/15/10 6 ...... 86 - Ben Tacker (86-92) - 2002-04 6 ...... 49 - Gary Wunderlich (49-50) - 2013 ...... 7, Christian Kauffman; White Station; 10/2/09 7 ...... 78 - Matthew Saenger (78-83) - 1995-97 7 ...... 48 - Matthew Saenger (48-48) - 1996 ...... 7, Christian Kauffman; BGA; 11/7/08 8 ...... 75 - Sam Gannaway (75-86) - 1979-81 ...... 48 - Tom Hutton (48-57) - 1990 9 ...... 42 - Stephen Shannon (42-48) - 1994-95 9 ...... 47 - Jody McCormack (47-49) - 1992 10 ....41 - Matthew Davidoff (41-43) - 2014-15 10 ....44 - Gary Wunderlich (44-44) - 2010 11 ....39 - Michael Jacobs (39-42) - 2014 11 ....41 - Matthew Davidoff (41-43) - 2015 Most Consecutive 12 ....37 - Trey Thomas (37-40) - 2015-16 12 ....40 - Gary Wunderlich (40-42) - 2011 ...... 37 - Chad Hazlehurst (37-38) - 2002-05 13 ....39 - Michael Jacobs (39-42) - 2014 Extra Points Made 13 ....36 - Jon Monaghan (36-36) - 1984 14 ....37 - Tom Hutton (37-45) - 1989 1 ...... 80, Gary Wunderlich; 2010-2011 14 ....30 - Matthew Daniel (30-32) - 1983 15 ....36 - Trey Thomas (36-39) - 2016 2 ...... 68, Christian Kauffman; 2008-2009 15 ....27 - Ben Bailey (27-31) - 1996-98 ...... 36 - Jon Monaghan (36-36) - 1984

Kicking – Field Goals Made Career Season Game 1 ...... 28 - Gary Wunderlich (28-50) - 2010-13 1 ...... 19 - Trey Thomas (19-25) - 2016 1 ...... 5, Trey Thomas; South Panola (MS); 9/16/16 2 ...... 26 - Christian Kauffman (26-36) - 2006-09 2 ...... 18 - Christian Kauffman (18-19) - 2009 2 ...... 4, Trey Thomas; Central; 8/19/16 3 ...... 22 - Matthew Crosby (22-42) - 1985-88 3 ...... 9 - Gary Wunderlich (9-17) - 2013 3 ...... 3, Michael Jacobs; Liberty Tech; 9/13/14 4 ...... 19 - Trey Thomas (19-25) - 2015-16 ...... 9 - Chad Hazlehurst (9-12) - 2005 ...... 3, Gary Wunderlich; McCallie; 11/15/13 5 ...... 18 - Jody McCormack (18-38) - 1990-93 ...... 9 - Ben Tacker (9-13) - 2004 ...... 3, Christian Kauffman; Father Ryan; 11/20/09 6 ...... 17 - Ben Tacker (17-32) - 2002-04 ...... 9 - Tom Hutton (9-16) - 1990 ...... 3, Chad Hazlehurst; MBA; 9/2/05 ...... 17 - Tom Hutton (17-33) - 1988-90 ...... 9 - Matthew Crosby (9-19) - 1987 ...... 3, Ben Tacker; Brentwood Academy; 10/8/04 ...... 3, Robert Rowan; Briarcrest; 2000 ...... 3, Tom Hutton; Brentwood Academy; 1990 ...... 3, Matthew Crosby; Milan; 1987

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Kicking – PAT Kicks Pct Career Season PAT Kick Pct (minimum 25 attempts) PAT Kick pct (minimum 10 attempts) 1 ...... 100.0 - Jon Monaghan (36-36) - 1984 1 ...... 100.0 - Gary Wunderlich (44-44) - 2010 2 ...... 98.5 - Christian Kauffman (133-135) - 2006-09 ...... 100.0 - Christian Kauffman (14-14) - 2007 3 ...... 97.4 - Chad Hazlehurst (37-38) - 2002-05 ...... 100.0 - Matthew Saenger (48-48) - 1996 4 ...... 96.0 - Stephen Maroda (24-25) - 2005-07 ...... 100.0 - Jon Monaghan (36-36) - 1984 5 ...... 95.8 - Gary Wunderlich (183-191) - 2010-13 5 ...... 98.4 - Christian Kauffman (63-64) - 2008 6 ...... 95.3 - Matthew Davidoff (41-43) - 2015 6 ...... 98.1 - Christian Kauffman (53-54) - 2009 7 ...... 94.0 - Matthew Saenger (78-83) - 1995-97 7 ...... 98.0 - Gary Wunderlich (49-50) - 2013 8 ...... 93.8 - Matthew Daniel (30-32) - 1983 8 ...... 97.2 - Chad Hazlehurst (35-36) - 2005 9 ...... 92.9 - Michael Jacobs (39-42) - 2014 9 ...... 96.3 - Stephen Shannon (26-27) - 1995 10 ....93.5 - Ben Tacker (86-92) - 2002-04 10 ....96.0 - Stephen Maroda (24-25) - 2007 11 ....92.5 - Trey Thomas (37-40) - 2015-16 ...... 96.0 - Ben Tacker (24-25) - 2003 12 ....91.6 - Jody McCormack (141-154) - 1990-93 12 ....95.3 - Matthew Davidoff (41-43) - 2015 13 ....89.7 - Zach Scott (26-29) - 2003,05-06 13 ....95.9 - Jody McCormack (47-49) - 1992 14 ....89.4 - Matthew Crosby (126-141) - 1985-88 14 ....95.2 - Gary Wunderlich (40-42) - 2011 15 ....87.5 - Stephen Shannon (42-48) - 1994-95 15 ....94.7 - John Walt (18-19) - 1978

Toby Baker would take what he learned at MUS with him to Arkansas, where he had Kicking – Field-Goal Pct an excellent career punting. Career Season Field-goal pct (minimum 15 attempts) Field-goal pct (minimum 5 attempts) Longest field goal made 1 ...... 76.0 - Trey Thomas (19-25) - 2015-16 1 ...... 94.7 - Christian Kauffman (18-19) - 2009 1 ...... 55, Jody McCormack; CBHS; 1993 2 ...... 72.2 - Christian Kauffman (26-36) - 2006-09 2 ...... 83.3 - Jon Monaghan (5-6) - 1984 ...... 55, Tom Hutton; White House; 1990 3 ...... 62.5 - Chad Hazlehurst (10-16) - 2002-05 3 ...... 76.0 - Trey Thomas (19-25) - 2016 3 ...... 53, Tom Hutton; Milan; 1990 4 ...... 56.0 - Gary Wunderlich (28-50) - 2010-13 4 ...... 75.0 - Chad Hazlehurst (9-12) - 2005 4 ...... 52, Jody McCormack; Briarcrest; 1991 5 ...... 53.1 - Ben Tacker (17-32) - 2002-04 ...... 75.0 - Matthew Daniel (6-8) - 1983 5 ...... 51, Gary Wunderlich; S. Panola (MS); 9/20/13 6 ...... 52.4 - Matthew Crosby (22-42) - 1985-88 6 ...... 70.0 - Zach Scott (7-10) - 2006 6 ...... 50, Zach Scott; Northside; 9/23/05 7 ...... 51.5 - Tom Hutton (17-33) - 1988-90 7 ...... 69.2 - Ben Tacker (9-13) - 2004 ...... 50, Ben Bailey; Briarcrest; 1997 8 ...... 47.4 - Jody McCormack (18-38) - 1990-93 8 ...... 66.7 - Gary Wunderlich (4-6) - 2010 8 ...... 48, Gary Wunderlich; White Station; 10/21/11 9 ...... 36.8 - Ben Bailey (7-19) - 1996-98 ...... 66.7 - Matthew Crosby (8-12) - 1988 9 ...... 46, Trey Thomas; Baylor; 11/11/16 10 ....63.6 - Gary Wunderlich (7-11) - 2011 ...... 46, Gary Wunderlich; East; 9/23/11 11 ....62.5 - Robert Rowan (5-8) - 2000 ...... 46, Gary Wunderlich; Central; 9/9/11 12 ....60.0 - Stephen Maroda (3-5) - 2007 ...... 46, Chad Hazlehurst; CBHS; 10/7/05 ...... 60.0 - Ben Bailey (6-10) - 1998 ...... 46, Zach Scott; Bolton; 8/20/05 ...... 60.0 - Stephen Shannon (3-5) - 1994 ...... 60.0 - Jody McCormack (6-10) - 1993

One of the most prolific kickers in MUS history, Gary Wunderlich holds multiple records, While also playing quarterback, Rob Park including most field goals in a career as well as connecting on 80 straight extra points. did not neglect his punting duties as he became one of MUS’s best punters ever. 76 Career, Season, Game Records • 1957-2016

Punting – Punt Yards Career Season Game 1 ...... 4580 - Rob Park (124-4580) - 2001-04 1 ...... 1931 - Andy Wright (47-1931) - 1985 1 ...... 69, Gary Wunderlich; Briarcrest; 10/26/12 2 ...... 4469 - Toby Baker (113-4469) - 2009-11 2 ...... 1825 - Gary Wunderlich (44-1825) - 2012 2 ...... 66, Toby Baker; S. Panola (MS); 9/2/11 3 ...... 4061 - Tom Hutton (110-4061) - 1988-90 3 ...... 1783 - Gary Wunderlich (40-1783) - 2013 3 ...... 65, Toby Baker; O. Branch (MS); 9/18/09 4 ...... 3975 - Andy Wright (107-3975) - 1983-85 4 ...... 1723 - Toby Baker (41-1723) - 2010 4 ...... 64, Gary Wunderlich; S. Panola (MS); 9/20/13 5 ...... 3608 - Gary Wunderlich (84-3608) - 2010-13 5 ...... 1701 - Thomas Hussey (48-1701) - 1987 ...... 64, Walt Wepfer; O. Branch (MS); 9/5/08 6 ...... 3326 - David McGowan (98-3326) - 1979-81 6 ...... 1603 - Daniel Shumake (43-1603) - 2016 6 ...... 63, Gary Wunderlich; Liberty Tech; 9/13/13 7 ...... 3056 - Skipper Pridgen (91-3056) - 1975-77 7 ...... 1561 - Rob Park (41-1561) - 2004 7 ...... 60, Walt Wepfer; GW Carver; 9/14/07 8 ...... 2827 - Drew Alston (80-2827) - 2003-06 8 ...... 1487 - Drew Alston (42-1487) - 2006 8 ...... 58, Andrew Maroda; Memphis Northside; 9/26/08 9 ...... 2393 - Walt Wepfer (64-2393) - 2005-08 9 ...... 1436 - Toby Baker (37-1436) - 2011 9 ...... 57, Rob Park; CBHS; 10/31/03 10 ....2314 - John Brooks (67-2314) - 1995-97 10 ....1424 - Tom Hutton (37-1424) - 1990 10 ....56, Gary Wunderlich; CBHS; 9/28/12 11 ....2310 - Jody McCormack (60-2310) - 1990-93 11 ....1415 - Rob Park (39-1415) - 2003 ...... 56, Toby Baker; S. Panola (MS); 9/3/10 12 ....1701 - Thomas Hussey (48-1701) - 1985-87 12 ....1381 - Tom Hutton (38-1381) - 1989 ...... 56, Rob Park; McCallie; 11/7/03 13 ....1696 - Daniel Shumake (46-1696) - 2015-16 13 ....1377 - Zach Bailey (42-1377) - 2000 14 ....1606 - John Kakales (47-1606) - 2014-15 14 ....1366 - David McGowan (37-1366) - 1980 15 ....1437 - Zach Bailey (44-1437) - 1999-00 15 ....1356 - Jody McCormack (34-1356) - 1992 Punting – Punt Attempts Game 1 ...... 9, Toby Baker; S. Panola (MS); 9/3/10 Career Season 2 ...... 8, Daniel Shumake; Olive Branch (MS); 9/2/16 1 ...... 124 - Rob Park (124-4580) - 2001-04 1 ...... 48 - Thomas Hussey (48-1701) - 1987 ...... 8, John Kakales; CBHS; 10/30/15 2 ...... 113 - Toby Baker (113-4469) - 2009-11 2 ...... 47 - Andy Wright (47-1931) - 1985 ...... 8, Gary Wunderlich; CBHS; 9/28/12 3 ...... 110 - Tom Hutton (110-4061) - 1988-90 3 ...... 44 - Gary Wunderlich (44-1825) - 2012 ...... 8, Toby Baker; S. Panola (MS); 9/2/11 4 ...... 107 - Andy Wright (107-3975) - 1983-85 4 ...... 43 - Daniel Shumake (43-1603) - 2016 Most punts downed inside 20 5 ...... 98 - David McGowan (98-3326) - 1979-81 5 ...... 42 - Drew Alston (42-1487) - 2006 6 ...... 91 - Skipper Pridgen (91-3056) - 1975-77 ...... 42 - Zach Bailey (42-1377) - 2000 1 ...... 6, Daniel Shumake; Olive Branch (MS); 9/2/16 7 ...... 84 - Gary Wunderlich (84-3608) - 2010-12 7 ...... 41 - Toby Baker (41-1723) - 2010 2 ...... 5, Gary Wunderlich; CBHS; 9/228/1 8 ...... 80 - Drew Alston (80-2827) - 2003-06 ...... 41 - Rob Park (41-1561) - 2004 3 ...... 4, Daniel Shumake; Grenada (MS); 9/9/16 ...... 4, Gary Wunderlich; Pulaski Aca (AR); 9/6/13 9 ...... 67 - John Brooks (67-2314) - 1995-97 9 ...... 40 - Gary Wunderlich (40-1783) - 2013 ...... 4, Gary Wunderlich; Ensworth; 8/17/12 10 ....64 - Walt Wepfer (64-2393) - 2005-08 10 ....39 - Rob Park (39-1415) - 2003 ...... 4, Rob Park; Jackson Prep (MS); 8/27/04 11 ....60 - Jody McCormack (60-2310) - 1990-93 11 ....38 - John Brooks (38-1312) - 1997 ...... 4, JD Lawhorn; McCallie; 10/12/01 12 ....48 - Thomas Hussey (48-1701) - 1985-87 ...... 38 - Tom Hutton (38-1381) - 1989 8 ...... 3, Daniel Shumake; CBHS; 10/28/16 13 ....47 - John Kakales (47-1606) - 2014-15 13 ....37 - Toby Baker (37-1436) - 2011 ...... 3, John Kakales; S. Panola (MS); 9/18/15 14 ....46 - Daniel Shumake (46-1696) - 2015-16 ...... 37 - Matt Stockstill (37-1207) - 1999 ...... 3, AJ Hunt; Canton McKinley (OH); 9/6/14 15 ....44 - Zach Bailey (44-1437) - 1999-00 ...... 37 - Tom Hutton (37-1424) - 1990 ...... 3, Gary Wunderlich; BA; 8/23/13 ...... 37 - David McGowan (37-1366) - 1980 ...... 3, Toby Baker; S. Panola (MS); 9/2/11 ...... 3, Toby Bak er; S. Panola (MS); 9/4/09 ...... 3, Drew Alston; ECS; 9/8/06 ...... 3, Drew Alston; MBA; 9/1/06 ...... 3, Drew Alston; Nease (FL); 8/26/06 Punting – Average Yards/Punt Average yards/punt Average yards/punt Average yards/punt (minimum 30 attempts) (minimum 10 attempts) (minimum 3 attempts) 1 ...... 42.95 - Gary Wunderlich (84-3608) - 2010-12 1 ...... 44.58 - Gary Wunderlich (40-1783) - 2013 1 ...... 50.0, Gary Wunderlich; Libery Tech; 9/13/13 (3-150) 2 ...... 39.55 - Toby Baker (113-4469) - 2009-11 2 ...... 42.02 - Toby Baker (41-1723) - 2010 2 ...... 49.2, Gary Wunderlich; S. Panola (MS); 9/20/13 (5-246) 3 ...... 38.88 - Matt Evans (34-1322) - 1994 3 ...... 41.48 - Gary Wunderlich (44-1825) - 2012 3 ...... 48.7, Gary Wunderlich; Lafayette Co (MS); 9/27/13 (3-146) 4 ...... 38.50 - Jody McCormack (60-2310) - 1990-93 4 ...... 41.09 - Andy Wright (47-1931) - 1985 4 ...... 46.8, Toby Baker; S. Panola (MS); 9/3/10 (9-421) 5 ...... 37.39 - Walt Wepfer (64-2393) - 2005-08 5 ...... 39.88 - Jody McCormack (34-1356) -1992 5 ...... 46.7, Toby Baker; Ensworth; 8/19/11 (3-140) 6 ...... 37.15 - Andy Wright (107-3975) - 1983-85 6 ...... 38.88 - Matt Evans (34-1322) - 1994 6 ...... 45.8, Rob Park; Harding; 9/6/02 (4-183) 7 ...... 36.94 - Rob Park (124-4580) - 2001-04 7 ...... 38.81 - Toby Baker (37-1436) - 2011 7 ...... 45.3, Toby Baker; O. Branch (MS); 9/18/09 (3-136) 8 ...... 36.92 - Tom Hutton (110-4061) - 1988-90 8 ...... 38.49 - Tom Hutton (37-1424) - 1990 8 ...... 45.0, Gary Wunderlich; O. Branch (MS); 9/14/12 (4-180) 9 ...... 36.87 - Daniel Shumake (46-1696) - 2015-16 9 ...... 38.11 - Walt Wepfer (27-1029) - 2008 9 ...... 44.8, Walt Wepfer; GW Carver; 9/14/07 (4-179) 10 ....35.44 - Thomas Hussey (48-1701) - 1985-87 10 ....38.07 - Rob Park (41-1561) - 2004 10 ....44.7, Andrew Maroda; Memphis Northside; 9/26/08 (3-134) 11 ....35.34 - Drew Alston (80-2827) - 2003-06 11 ....38.06 - Rob Park (35-1332) - 2002 12 ....34.88 - Chip Wood (33-1151) - 1978 12 ....37.82 - Daniel Shumake (43-1603) - 2016 13 ....34.54 - John Brooks (67-2314) - 1995-97 13 ....37.58 - Andy Wright (24-902) - 1984 14 ....34.17 - John Kakales (47-1606) - 2014-15 14 ....37.43 - Toby Baker (35-1310) - 2009 15 ....33.94 - David McGowan (98-3326) - 1979-81 15 ....36.92 - David McGowan (37-1366) - 1980

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Punt Return Yards Career Season Longest Punt Return 1 ...... 457 - Forrest Baty (48-457) - 2008-10 1 ...... 419 - Colton Neel (24-419) - 2014 1 ...... 87, Marc MacMillan; Harding; 1990 2 ...... 434 - Colton Neel (24-434) - 2011-14 2 ...... 344 - Jon Van Hoozer (31-344) - 1987 2 ...... 85, Worthington Brown; Kingsbury; 1957 3 ...... 386 - Marc MacMillan (19-386) - 1988-91 3 ...... 283 - JD Lawhorn (23-283) - 2004 3 ...... 77, Steve Lawrence; Harding; 1981 4 ...... 377 - Matt Bolton (43-377) - 2010-12 4 ...... 273 - Marc MacMillan (17-273) - 1990 4 ...... 76, Thomas Bowden; McCallie; 1998 5 ...... 373 - Jon Van Hoozer (34-373) - 1986-87 5 ...... 272 - Steve Lawrence (12-272) - 1981 5 ...... 74, Thomas Bowden; ECS; 1997 6 ...... 347 - Thomas Bowden (34-347) - 1997-99 6 ...... 234 - Matt Bolton (22-234) - 2012 7 ...... 346 - Bradley Foley (36-346) - 2014-16 7 ...... 225 - Tate Conrad (18-225) - 1991 8 ...... 296 - Buck Dunavant (35-296) - 1987-89 8 ...... 223 - Forrest Baty (26-223) - 2009 9 ...... 283 - JD Lawhorn (23-283) - 2001-04 9 ...... 222 - Forrest Baty (19-222) - 2010 10 ....272 - Steve Lawrence (12-272) - 1978-81 10 ....208 - Max Prokell (13-208) - 2005 11 ....250 - Dede Malmo (37-250) - 1982-84 11 ....205 - Steve Rudolph (12-205) - 1973 12 ....245 - Tate Conrad (19-245) - 1989-91 12 ....202 - Buck Dunavant (17-202) - 1988 13 ....244 - Estes Folk (29-244) - 1999-01 13 ....200 - Wesley Grace (23-200) - 1985 14 ....235 - Sean Gould (27-235) - 2000-02 14 ....192 - Brian O'Sullivan (10-192) - 1993 15 ....208 - Max Prokell (13-208) - 2003-05 15 ....185 - Thomas Bowden (17-185) - 1997

Career Season Average yards/punt return Average yards/punt return (minimum 10 attempts) (minimum 10 attempts) 1 ...... 22.67 - Steve Lawr ence (12-272) - 1978-81 1 ...... 22.67 - Steve Lawrence (12-272) - 1981 2 ...... 20.32 - Marc MacMillan (19-386) - 1988-91 2 ...... 19.20 - Brian O'Sullivan (10-192) - 1993 3 ...... 18.00 - Brian O'Sullivan (11-198) - 1991-93 3 ...... 17.46 - Colton Neel (24-419) - 2014 4 ...... 17.08 - Steve Rudolph (12-205) - 1972-73 4 ...... 17.08 - Steve Rudolph (12-205) - 1972-73 5 ...... 16.69 - Colton Neel (24-434) - 2011-14 5 ...... 16.06 - Marc MacMillan (17-273) - 1990 6 ...... 16.00 - Max Prokell (13-208) - 2003-05 7 ...... 14.92 - Keith May (12-179) - 1977-78 8 ...... 14.45 - Robert Ashley (11-159) - 1978-79 9 ...... 12.89 - Tate Conrad (19-245) - 1989-91 10 ....12.30 - JD Lawhorn (23-283) - 2001-04 11 ....11.33 - Richard Moore (15-170) - 1994-97 12 ....10.97 - Jon Van Hoozer (34-373) - 1986-87 13 ....10.46 - Dan McEwan (13-136) - 1986-87 Max Prokell was much more than one of 14 ....10.27 - Mark McGuire (11-113) - 1972 the program's best receivers. He also 15 ....10.21 - Thomas Bowden (34-347) - 1997-99 served as a sure-handed returner.

In addition to his rushing duties, Colton Neel was an outstanding returner, holding the mark for most punt return yards in a season.

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Kick Return Yards Career Season Longest kick return 1 ...... 844 - Kyle Gowen (30-844) - 1996-98 1 ...... 556 - Kyle Gowen (19-556) - 1996 1 ...... 98, Kent Wunderlich; Westwood; 1965 2 ...... 812 - Estes Folk (32-812) - 1999-01 2 ...... 420 - Miles Bryant (20-420) - 2006 2 ...... 95, Shane Tucker; vs Fayetteville (AR); 8/30/12 3 ...... 707 - Colton Neel (35-707) - 2011-14 3 ...... 414 - Ray Hayles (15-414) - 1988 ...... 95, Ray Hayles; Briarcrest; 1988 4 ...... 652 - Marc MacMillan (23-652) - 1988-91 4 ...... 375 - Estes Folk (17-375) - 1999 4 ...... 94, Estes Folk; Briarcrest; 2000 5 ...... 626 - Brian O'Sullivan (27-626) - 1991-93 ...... 375 - John Ogles (12-375) - 1986 ...... 94, Ray Hayles; Ridgeway; 1988 6 ...... 587 - David Disney (22-587) - 1983-84 6 ...... 366 - Shane Tucker (12-366) - 2012 6 ...... 91, Kyle Gowen; Southside; 1996 7 ...... 567 - Derek Clenin (29-567) - 1999-02 7 ...... 354 - Colton Neel (17-354) - 2014 7 ...... 90, Wiley Robinson; Jackson Central; 1974 8 ...... 521 - Shane Tucker (20-521) - 2011-12 8 ...... 350 - David Disney (13-350) - 1983 9 ...... 484 - Ray Hayles (19-484) - 1986-88 9 ...... 345 - JD Lawhorn (19-345) - 2003 10 ....467 - JD Lawhorn (24-467) - 2001-04 10 ....339 - Estes Folk (10-339) - 2000 11 ....465 - John Ogles (18-465) - 1984-86 11 ....322 - Brian O'Sullivan (14-322) - 1993 12 ....442 - Jon Van Hoozer (21-442) - 1986-87 12 ....310 - Thomas Bowden (17-310) - 1998 13 ....438 - Miles Bryant (21-438) - 2003-06 13 ....307 - Forrest Baty (15-307) - 2010 14 ....433 - Kane Alber (23-433) - 2002-04 14 ....304 - Brian O'Sullivan (13-304) - 1992 15 ....431 - Walt Wepfer (20-431) - 2005-08 15 ....295 - Mark McGuire (10-295) - 1972

Career Season Average yards/kick return Average yards/kick return (minimum 10 attempts) (minimum 10 attempts) 1 ...... 29.50 - Mark McGuire (10-295) - 1972 1 ...... 33.90 - Estes Folk (10-339) - 2000 2 ...... 28.35 - Marc MacMillan (23-652) - 1988-91 2 ...... 31.25 - John Ogles (12-375) - 1986 3 ...... 28.13 - Kyle Gowen (30-844) - 1996-98 3 ...... 30.50 - Shane Tucker (12-366) - 2012 4 ...... 26.68 - David Disney (22-587) - 1983-84 4 ...... 29.50 - Mark McGuire (10-295) - 1972 5 ...... 26.05 - Shane Tucker (20-521) - 2011-12 5 ...... 29.26 - Kyle Gowen (19-556) - 1996 6 ...... 25.83 - John Ogles (18-465) - 1984-86 7 ...... 25.47 - Ray Hayles (19-484) - 1986-88 8 ...... 25.38 - Estes Folk (32-812) - 1999-01 9 ...... 24.33 - Devin Perry (12-292) - 2011-13 10 ....23.19 - Brian O'Sullivan (27-626) - 1991-93 11 ....22.80 - Maurice Hampton (10-288) - 2015 12 ....22.15 - Keith May (13-288) - 1977-78 13 ....21.55 - Walt Wepfer (20-431) - 2005-08 14 ....21.05 - Jon Van Hoozer (21-442) - 1986-87 15 ....20.91 - Mac McCarroll (11-230) - 1980-82

Here playing for Georgia Tech, Mark McGuire holds the career mark for Kyle Gowen's name dominates rushing and most average yards per kick return. kick-return categories much as he dominated opponents in the late 90's. 79 Career, Season, Game Records • 1957-2016

Interceptions Career Season Game 1 ...... 13 - Rick Ferguson (13-50) - 1962-64 1 ...... 8 - Wesley Grace (8-0) - 1985 1 ...... 4 - Dede Malmo vs Tupelo (MS) in 1984 2 ...... 12 - Donnie Malmo (12-92) - 2002-05 ...... 8 - John Sharp (8-45) - 1980 3 ...... 11 - Hart Weath erford (11-117) - 1990-92 3 ...... 7 - Ryan Ehrhart (7-10) - 1990 ...... 11 - John Sharp (11-70) - 1978-80 ...... 7 - Rick Ferguson (7-0) - 1964 5 ...... 10 - Richard Moore (10-103) - 1994-97 5 ...... 6 - Taylor Trezevant (6-61) - 2001 ...... 10 - Tate Conrad (10-95) - 1989-91 ...... 6 - Philip Wunderlich (6-43) - 1989 ...... 10 - Ryan Ehrhart (10-40) - 1989-90 ...... 6 - Jon Van Hoozer (6-0) - 1987 Longest Fumble ...... 10 - Dede Malmo (10-90) - 1982-84 ...... 6 - Dede Malmo (6-50) - 1984 9 ...... 8 - Logan Welch (8-87) - 2002-05 9 ...... 5 - Jake Rudolph (5-27) - 2009 ...... 8 - Wesley Grace (8-0) - 1984-85 ...... 5 - Logan Welch (5-45) - 2005 Returns ...... 8 - John Norfleet (8-0) - 1975-77 ...... 5 - Donnie Malmo (5-52) - 2004 1 ...... 74, Wiley O'Neal; Westwood; 1966 2 ...... 67, Steve Carpenter; Briarcrest; 1981 3 ...... 64, Shannon Rhodes; Harding; 1989 4 ...... 63, Walt Wepfer; O. Branch (MS); 2008 5 ...... 61, Frank Langston; Harding; 2001 ...... 61, William Tayloe; East; 1991 Interception Returns 7 ...... 60, Paul Luttrell; Memphis Prep; 1980 8 ...... 56, DeAndre Jones; CBHS; 2007 Career Yardage Longest Interception Return 9 ...... 51, James Prather; McCallie; 2011 1 ...... 175 - Lowell Hays (4-175) - 2006-08 1 ...... 98, Alex Dale; Kingsbury; 8/27/10 2 ...... 173 - Maurice Hampton (6-173) - 2015-16 2 ...... 96, Lowell Hays; BGA; 11/7/08 3 ...... 124 - Wes Scott (5-124) - 1996-98 3 ...... 82, Allen Malone; Kingsbury; 1957 4 ...... 120 - Alex Dale (5-120) - 2009-11 4 ...... 76, David Frazier; Bridgeport (TX); 1999 5 ...... 117 - Hart Weatherford (11-117) - 1990-92 5 ...... 67, Kent Wunderlich; Harding; 1963 6 ...... 106 - William Tayloe (6-106) - 1990-91 6 ...... 65, Haynes McBride; Millington; 1967 7 ...... 103 - Richard Moore (10-103) - 1994-97 7 ...... 64, James Prather; East; 9/24/10 8 ...... 95 - Tate Conrad (10-95) - 1989-91 8 ...... 63, Ryan Pahlow; CBHS; 10/28/16 9 ...... 92 - Donnie Malmo (12-92) - 2002-05 9 ...... 62, Lowell Hays; ECS; 10/24/08 ...... 92 - Brian O'Sullivan (5-92) - 1991-93 10 ....57, Wes Scott; CBHS; 1997

Total Tackles Career Season 1 ...... 314.0 - Tyler Wohrman (314-0) - 1999-02 1 ...... 149.0 - Michael Skouteris - 1987 2 ...... 300.0 - Peyton Klawinski (300-0) - 2010-12 2 ...... 144.0 - Harrison Martin - 2009 3 ...... 284.0 - Jay Steed (284-0) - 1982-84 3 ...... 140.0 - Shannon Rhodes - 1989 ...... 284.0 - Harrison Martin (284-0) - 2007-09 4 ...... 130.0 - Trevor Benitone - 1990 5 ...... 267.0 - Trevor Benitone (267-0) - 1988-90 5 ...... 126.0 - Trevor Benitone - 1989 6 ...... 262.0 - Lake Newton (262-0) - 1990-92 6 ...... 125.0 - Will Stratton - 1987 7 ...... 256.0 - Mac McCarroll (256-0) - 1980-82 ...... 125.0 - Bobby Wade - 1983 8 ...... 244.0 - Bobby Wade (244-0) - 1981-83 8 ...... 124.0 - Bob McEwan - 1983 9 ...... 240.0 - Tim Hart (240-0) - 2013-15 9 ...... 121.0 - Ted Angelakis - 1980 10 ....239.0 - Michael Skouteris (239-0) - 1986-87 10 ....119.0 - Tim Hart - 2013 11 ....231.0 - Brent Blankenship (231-0) - 1998-00 ...... 119.0 - Brent Blankenship - 2000 12 ....227.0 - Will Stratton (227-0) - 1985-87 12 ....118.0 - Lake Newton - 1992 13 ....218.0 - Shannon Rhodes (218-0) - 1988-89 13 ....117.0 - Lake Newton - 1991 14 ....214.0 - Will Pickens (214-0) - 2003-05 14 ....116.0 - Peyton Klawinski - 2012 15 ....205.0 - James Prather (205-0) - 2010-13 ...... 116.0 - Henry Dickinson - 2010

Alex Dale, here with Middle Tennessee State, electrified the MUS crowd in 2010 with a 98-yard interception return against 80 Kingsbury, a school record. Career, Season, Game Records • 1957-2016

Quarterback Hurries (from 2002) Career Season 1 ...... 26 - James Prather - 2010-13 1 ...... 10 - James Prather - 2012 2 ...... 18 - Ogonna Oraedu - 2014-16 2 ...... 9 - Ogonna Oraedu - 2016 3 ...... 15 - Tim Hart - 2013-15 ...... 9 - Tim Hart - 2013 4 ...... 11 - Ford Howell - 2010-12 ...... 9 - James Prather - 2011 5 ...... 9 - Peyton Jones - 2012-14 5 ...... 7 - Ogonna Oraedu - 2015 ...... 7 - James Prather - 2013 Pass Breakups (from 2002) Career Season 1 ...... 28 - Lucas Crenshaw - 2011-13 1 ...... 15 - Lucas Crenshaw - 2013 2 ...... 21 - Alex Dale - 2009-11 2 ...... 12 - Jake Rudolph - 2009 3 ...... 19 - Logan Welch - 2002-05 3 ...... 11 - Mitchell Thompson - 2009 4 ...... 15 - Jake Rudolph - 2007-09 4 ...... 10 - Alex Dale - 2011 With most tackles-for-loss and sacks in his career, James Prather 5 ...... 13 - Mitchell Thompson - 2007-09 was a force for the Owl defense from 2010-13. Tackles for Loss (from 2002) Career Season Game 1 ...... 58.0 - James Prather (58-0/190) - 2010-13 1 ...... 28.0 - Peyton Klawinski (28-0/78) - 2012 1 ...... 8.0, Peyton Klawinski; Briarcrest; Oct 26, 2012 2 ...... 53.0 - Peyton Klawinski (53-0/174) - 2010-12 2 ...... 22.0 - James Prather (22-0/79) - 2012 2 ...... 5.0, Tim Hart; MBA; Nov 22, 2013 3 ...... 40.0 - Tim Hart (40-0/110) - 2013-15 ...... 22.0 - DeAndre Jones (21-2/81) - 2007 ...... 5.0, James Prather; Pulaski Aca (AR), Sep 6, 2013 4 ...... 38.0 - DeAndre Jones (37-2/122) - 2004-07 4 ...... 21.0 - Tim Hart (21-0/56) - 2013 ...... 5.0, James Prather; Ensworth, Aug 17, 2012 ...... 38.0 - Mason George (38-0/168) - 2003-05 ...... 21.0 - Mason George (21-0/117) - 2005 Quarterback Sacks (from 2002) Career Season Game 1 ...... 20.0 - James Prather (20-0/100) - 2010-13 1 ...... 14.0 - Mason George (14-0/91) - 2005 1 ...... 5, Mason George; Baylor; 2005 2 ...... 16.0 - Mason George (16-0/110) - 2003-05 2 ...... 12.0 - Ogonna Oraedu (12-0/59) - 2016 2 ...... 3, Ogonna Oraedu; CBHS; 2016 3 ...... 15.0 - Ogonna Oraedu (15-0/72) - 2014-16 3 ...... 9.0 - Peyton Klawinski (9-0/47) - 2012 ...... 3, Ogonna Oraedu; Craigmont; 2016 4 ...... 14.0 - Peyton Klawinski (14-0/95) - 2010-12 4 ...... 8.0 - James Prather (8-0/44) - 2013 ...... 3, Dorian Hopkins; South Panola (MS); 2016 5 ...... 13.0 - Trey Moore (13-0/52) - 2010-13 ...... 8.0 - DeAndre Jones (8-0/56) - 2007 ...... 3, James Prather; Pulaski Aca (AR); 2013 6 ...... 10.0 - Malik Smith (10-0-29) - 2011-13 6 ...... 7.0 - Ben Stallworth (6-0/37) - 2006 ...... 3, James Prather; CBHS; 2011 ...... 10.0 - Harrison Martin (10-0/36) - 2007-09 ...... 7.0 - Blake Lindsay (7-0/17) - 2002 ...... 3, Nathaniel Kastan; Briarcrest; 2007 ...... 10.0 - DeAndre Jones (10-0/67) - 2004-07 ...... 3, Blake Lindsay; Fairley; 2002 ...... 10.0 - Todd Jean-Pierre (10-0/55) - 2002-03 Blocked Kicks (from 2002) Career Season Longest Block Kick Return 1 ...... 7 - Lowell Hays - 2006-08 1 ...... 5 - Derek Clenin - 2000 1 ...... 98, Estes Folk; CBHS; 2000 2 ...... 6 - Lucas Crenshaw - 2011-13 2 ...... 4 - Lucas Crenshaw - 2013 2 ...... 81, Marc MacMillan; Germantown; 1989 ...... 6 - Derek Clenin - 1999-02 3 ...... 3 - Mac McArtor - 2015 3 ...... 76, Brandon Johnson; Baylor; 1998 4 ...... 3 - Mac McArtor - 2015 ...... 3 - Lowell Hays - 2007 ...... 3 - Will Pickens - 2003-05 ...... 3 - Lowell Hays - 2006 ...... 3 - Donnie Malmo - 2002-05 81 MUS Football Records 1957-2016

Opponents’ Records MOST YARDS ALLOWED RUSHING IN A GAME: MOST YARDS PASSING: 463 by Wooddale in 1994 441 by Kenton Evans of Westwood in 1993 MOST YARDS ALLOWED PASSING IN A GAME: MOST RECEPTIONS: 441 by Westwood in 1993 11 by Alphonzo Hulette of Westwood in 1993 MOST YARDS ALLOWED TOTAL OFFENSE MOST YARDS RECEIVING: IN A GAME: 209 by Alphonzo Hulette of Westwood in 1993 524 by Westwood in 1993 LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN: WORST DEFEATS: 98 yards by Antonio Conner of South Panola (MS) in 2011 MUS has been defeated twice by the score of 54-0; once by Senatobia (MS) in 1958 and also by Whitehaven in 1961 LONGEST PUNT RETURN: 92 yards by Seth Hayden of Houston in 1993 LONGEST RUN: 91 by Jeff McFerrin of Germantown in 1981 LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN: 97 yards by David Bennett of Germantown in 1987 MOST YARDS RUSHING: 268 by Eugene Cosart of Whitehaven in 2001 LONGEST FUMBLE RETURN: 91 yard by Dan Logan of Brentwood Academy in 1980 LONGEST PASS: 97 yards: Michael Fisher to Matthew Jacques of MBA in 2002 MUS Historical Win-Loss Record W L T W% MUS Overall Record...... 587...... - ...... 318...... -...... 26...... 63% MUS Early Years Overall Record (1894-1935)...... 128...... - ...... 129...... -...... 20...... 46% MUS Modern Era Overall Record (1957-2015) ...... 459...... - ...... 189...... -...... 6...... 70% MUS Home Record ...... 294...... - ...... 82...... -...... 3...... 78% MUS Away Record ...... 122...... - ...... 92...... -...... 3...... 56% MUS Neutral Site Record ...... 171...... - ...... 144...... -...... 20...... 51% MUS Conference Record ...... 243...... - ...... 81...... -...... 3...... 74% MUS Play-Off Record ...... 46...... - ...... 28 ...... 0...... 62% Year-By-Year Results 1957 ....7-0-1 1977 ...... 11-1 District Champs, State Semifinalist 1997 ...... 9-2 State Semifinalist 1958 ....4-3-1 1978 ...... 3-6 1998 ...... 6-4 1959 ...... 4-5 1979 ...... 5-4 1999 ...... 3-7 1960 ....5-4-1 1980 ...... 11-1 District Champs, State Semifinalist 2000 ...... 5-6 State Quarterfinalist 1961 ...... 6-3 1981 ...... 8-2 Millington Jaycee Bowl Champs 2001 ...... 8-4 State Semifinalist 1962 ...... 4-5 1982 ...... 9-2 District, Regional Champs 2002 ...... 7-4 State Semifinalist 1963 ....4-4-2 1983 ...... 10-3 District, Regional Champs, State Finalist 2003 ...... 4-7 State Quarterfinalist 1964 ...... 7-2 1984 ...... 8-2 Munford Jaycee Bowl Champs 2004 ...... 11-1 State Champions 1965 ....4-4-1 1985 ...... 13-1 State Champions 2005 ...... 11-1 State Champions 1966 ...... 7-3 1986 ...... 3-6 2006 ...... 5-6 State Quarterfinalist 1967 ...... 10-0 County & Little Cotton Bowl Champs 1987 ...... 8-4 District Champs, State Quarterfinalist 2007 ...... 7-4 State Quarterfinalist 1968 ...... 9-2 County & Little Cotton Bowl Champs 1988 ...... 8-3 District Runner-Up; 2nd Round Play-Offs 2008 ...... 13-0 State Champions 1969 ...... 5-4 1989 ...... 11-2 District Champs, State Quarterfinalist 2009 ...... 13-0 State Champions 1970 ...... 6-4 1990 ...... 14-1 District Champs, State Finalist 2010 ...... 7-4 State Quarterfinalist 1971 ...... 6-4 1991 ...... 12-1 District Champs, State Quarterfinalist 2011 ...... 8-4 Region Champs, State Semfinalist 1972 ...... 8-3 Little Libert y Bowl Champs 1992 ...... 12-1 District Champs, State Quarterfinalist 2012 ...... 10-3 Region Champs, State Finalist 1973 ...... 4-6 1993 ...... 9-2 Region Champs, State Quarterfinalist 2013 ...... 10-3 Region Champs, State Finalist 1974 ...... 6-4 1994 ...... 6-5 2nd Round Play-Offs 2014 ...... 8-4 State Semifinalist 1975 ...... 8-2 1995 ...... 7-4 Region Runner-Up 2015 ...... 7-4 State Quarterfinalist 1976 ...... 6-4 1996 ...... 9-3 Region Champs, 2nd Round Play-Offs 2016 ...... 10-1 State Quarterfinalist

82 MUS Football Records 1894-2016

Opponents Through the Years vs Arkansas Military Academy ....5-1 vs Grenada (MS)...... 2-0 vs Nease (FL) ...... 0-1 vs Arkansas State University ...... 0-1 vs Harding...... 20-1 vs Newbern ...... 0-1 vs Austin-East ...... 1-1 vs Helena (AR) ...... 2-0 vs Northside ...... 8-0 vs B&H ...... 1-0 vs Hillcrest...... 5-0 vs Oakhaven ...... 3-2 vs BGA ...... 3-5 vs Holly Springs (MS) ...... 1-1 vs Old Hickory...... 2-1 vs BTW ...... 1-0 vs Houston ...... 2-2 vs Ole Miss (MS)...... 2-7 vs Barret's Chapel...... 1-0 vs Humboldt ...... 3-1 vs Olive Branch (MS) ...... 4-4 vs Bartlett ...... 16-6 vs Humes...... 3-6-2 vs Osceola (AR) ...... 3-0 vs Baylor ...... 8-7 vs Jackson Central ...... 3-6 vs Overton...... 8-0 vs Bishop Byrne ...... 10-2 vs Jackson Ms Athletic Club ...... 0-1 vs Oxford (MS) ...... 3-0 vs Bluff City All Stars...... 1-0 vs Jackson Prep (MS)...... 5-1 vs Pearl Cohn ...... 0-1 vs Blytheville (AR) ...... 4-5-1 vs Jonesboro (AR) ...... 0-1 vs Pine Bluff (AR) ...... 0-2 vs Bolivar ...... 2-0 vs Kingsbury ...... 20-1 vs Pulaski Aca (AR) ...... 0-1 vs Bolton ...... 4-1 vs Kirby ...... 3-1 vs Ridgeway ...... 11-1 vs Brentwood Academy ...... 10-20 vs Lafayette Co. (MS) ...... 2-0 vs Ripley ...... 6-1 vs Briarcrest ...... 33-5 vs Leland MS ...... 0-1 vs SBEC (MS)...... 4-0 vs Bridgeport (TX)...... 1-0 vs Lexington ...... 1-0 vs SWBU ...... 1-0-1 vs Brownsville ...... 9-6 vs Liberty Tech ...... 2-0 vs Sacred Heart ...... 2-0 vs Canton McKinley (OH) ...... 1-0 vs Little Rock Cen tral (AR) ...... 0-1 vs Savannah ...... 2-0 vs CBHS ...... 28-25-3 vs MBA ...... 12-6 vs Senatobia (MS) ...... 1-1 vs Carver...... 2-0 vs MMI ...... 1-0 vs Sewanee ...... 1-4 vs Castle Heights...... 1-2-1 vs MNMC ...... 0-0-1 vs Sheffield ...... 1-0 vs Ca tholic ...... 15-8-1 vs Marion County ...... 0-1 vs Somerville...... 3-1 vs Central...... 19-21-4 vs Marshall County ...... 1-0 vs South Panola (MS) ...... 3-4 vs Chester County ...... 1-0 vs Mayfield (KY) ...... 0-2 vs Southaven (MS) ...... 2-0 vs Choctaws ...... 1-0 vs McCallie ...... 5-5 vs Southern Normal University ....1-0 vs Collierville ...... 18-5-1 vs McFerrin School ...... 2-0 vs Southside ...... 5-11 vs Conder ...... 0-1 vs McKenzie ...... 1-0 vs St. Benedict ...... 10-0 vs Cookeville...... 1-1 vs McTyeire Institute ...... 2-7 vs Stuggart (AR) ...... 1-0 vs Covington ...... 7-12 vs Melrose...... 2-1 vs Tech ...... 8-11 vs Craigmont...... 9-0 vs Memphis ...... 1-1-1 vs Treadwell ...... 4-1 vs Douglass ...... 1-0 vs Memphis Athletic Club ...... 1-1 vs Trenton ...... 3-0 vs Drum & Bugle Corps ...... 1-0 vs Memphis Outings ...... 2-0 vs Trezevant ...... 1-0 vs Dyersburg...... 6-2 vs Memphis Prep ...... 2-2 vs Tupelo (MS) ...... 0-4 vs ECS ...... 12-6 vs Memphis Victors...... 1-0 vs Tupelo Military Institute (MS) ..2-0 vs East ...... 16-1 vs Memphis YMCA ...... 5-0-1 vs UT Med School ...... 2-1-1 vs Ensworth ...... 0-6 vs Messick ...... 2-4-1 vs Union City...... 5-0 vs Fairley...... 2-0 vs Milan...... 5-3 vs Union University ...... 2-2 vs Father Ryan ...... 5-4 vs Miller School...... 1-0 vs University of Memphis...... 8-1-1 vs Fayette-Ware ...... 1-0 vs Millington ...... 14-5-1 vs Westwood ...... 9-3-1 vs Fayetteville (AR)...... 1-0 vs Mississippi State University ....0-1 vs White House...... 1-0 vs Fitzgerald & Clarke ...... 0-1-1 vs Mitchell Road ...... 1-0 vs White Station...... 8-5-2 vs Fitzgerald Training School ...... 5-0 vs Mooney School...... 0-1 vs Whitehaven ...... 4-8-1 vs Forrest City (A R) ...... 2-1 vs Munford ...... 1-0 vs Wilson (AR) ...... 2-0 vs Germantown...... 27-14 vs NCTS ...... 1-0 vs Wooddale ...... 11-3 vs Goodpasture...... 1-0 vs Nashville Hume-Fogg...... 0-2

83 MUS Football Records 1957-2016

Season Summaries 1957-2016

1957 1963 1968 Kingsbury ...... W ...... 25-0 Whitehaven ...... L ...... 7-34 Barret's Chapel ...... W ...... 54-0 Millington...... W ...... 20-0 Westwood...... T ...... 0-0 Whitehaven ...... W ...... 21-9 Treadwell...... W ...... 13-7 Harding ...... W ...... 44-0 Bishop Byrne...... W ...... 32-7 Germantown ...... W ...... 25-7 Kingsbury ...... L ...... 13-14 Covingto n ...... L ...... 7-13 Collierville ...... W ...... 14-0 Germantown ...... W ...... 35-0 Bartlett...... W ...... 35-0 Sewanee ...... W ...... 21-12 Oakhaven ...... W ...... 13-9 MBA ...... L ...... 7-34 White Station ...... T ...... 0-0 Millington ...... L ...... 6-14 Millington...... W ...... 19-6 Senatobia (MS) ...... W ...... 20-7 Bartlett ...... L ...... 7-13 Mitchell Road ...... W ...... 54-20 Collierville ...... W ...... 27-6 Hillcrest ...... W ...... 27-6 White Station ...... T ...... 7-7 Germantown ...... W ...... 14-7 1958 *Little Cotton Bowl Kingsbury ...... W ...... 13-7 Lexington ...... W ...... 26-14 Millington ...... T ...... 6-6 1964 Germantown ...... W ...... 7-6 Whitehaven ...... L ...... 0-13 Collierville ...... W ...... 14-6 Westwood ...... W ...... 38-7 1969 Sewanee ...... L ...... 0-20 Hillcrest ...... W ...... 25-0 Jackson Central ...... L ...... 7-20 BGA ...... L ...... 18-32 Germantown ...... W ...... 35-6 CBHS ...... L ...... 7-8 Senatobia (MS) ...... L ...... 0-54 Oakhaven ...... W ...... 35-6 East...... W ...... 47-0 White Station...... W ...... 7-6 Millington...... W ...... 20-6 Brownsville ...... L ...... 6-23 Bartlett...... W ...... 21-14 Covington ...... L ...... 0-20 Collierville ...... W ...... 32-0 Savannah ...... W ...... 56-8 1959 White Station ...... L ...... 6-7 MBA ...... W ...... 27-19 Kingsbury ...... W ...... 27-13 Overton ...... W ...... 41-6 Millington...... W ...... 26-0 BGA ...... W ...... 19-6 Germantown ...... W ...... 33-7 1965 Collierville ...... W ...... 21-7 Hillcrest ...... W ...... 13-6 Sewanee ...... L ...... 14-18 White Station ...... L ...... 6-7 1970 BGA ...... L ...... 6-28 Whitehaven ...... T ...... 7-7 CBHS ...... L ...... 6-7 Bartlett ...... L ...... 0-27 Germantown...... L ...... 7-14 Dyersburg ...... W ...... 20-0 Whitehaven ...... L ...... 13-21 BGA ...... L ...... 12-34 Brownsville ...... L ...... 27-30 White Station ...... L ...... 13-27 Millington...... W ...... 20-0 Covington ...... L ...... 20-27 Bartlett...... W ...... 38-7 Savannah ...... W ...... 34-6 Collierville ...... W ...... 38-13 Ripley ...... W ...... 36-6 1960 Westwood...... L ...... 13-32 Somerville ...... W ...... 64-6 Millington...... W ...... 12-7 Jackson Central ...... L ...... 12-37 Kingsbury ...... W ...... 6-0 BGA ...... W ...... 22-15 Germantown ...... W ...... 20-0 1966 Germantown ...... W ...... 12-7 Collierville...... T ...... 0-0 Whitehaven ...... W ...... 18-7 Oakhaven ...... L ...... 0-13 Westwood ...... W ...... 8-6 BGA ...... L ...... 0-28 Bolivar ...... W ...... 13-6 1971 Bartlett ...... L ...... 19-33 Hillcrest ...... W ...... 33-0 CBHS ...... L ...... 0-20 Overton ...... W ...... 7-6 Germantown...... L ...... 6-13 Dyersburg ...... W ...... 25-0 Whitehaven ...... W ...... 13-0 BGA ...... L ...... 6-33 Brownsville ...... L ...... 0-12 White Station ...... L ...... 7-14 Millington ...... L ...... 7-14 Covington ...... L ...... 6-27 Bartlett...... W ...... 47-0 Jackson Central ...... W ...... 14-7 Collierville ...... W ...... 21-7 Wooddale ...... W ...... 13-12 1961 East...... W ...... 7-0 Ripley ...... W ...... 35-20 Millington ...... L ...... 0-7 Somerville ...... W ...... 36-8 White Station...... W ...... 20-6 Bartlett...... W ...... 35-0 Germantown ...... W ...... 33-6 1967 Germantown...... L ...... 7-33 Collierville ...... W ...... 20-14 Whitehaven ...... W ...... 30-6 Oakhaven ...... W ...... 40-14 Westwood ...... W ...... 30-0 Harding ...... W ...... 26-0 Bolivar ...... W ...... 20-6 1972 Bartlett ...... L ...... 13-28 Hillcrest ...... W ...... 27-0 CBHS ...... W ...... 13-6 Whitehaven ...... L ...... 0-54 Germantown ...... W ...... 14-7 Dyersburg ...... W ...... 37-6 Kingsbury ...... W ...... 13-0 Bishop Byrne...... W ...... 21-0 Brownsville ...... L ...... 14-15 Millington...... W ...... 48-0 Covington ...... L ...... 0-14 Bartlett...... W ...... 48-0 Wooddale ...... L ...... 0-21 1962 Collierville ...... W ...... 60-0 Ripley ...... W ...... 33-6 Millington ...... L ...... 6-14 *Little Cotton Bowl Somerville ...... W ...... 48-22 Treadwell ...... L ...... 6-18 McKenzie ...... W ...... 21-14 Jackson Central ...... W ...... 33-7 Germantown ...... W ...... 48-0 Bartlett...... W ...... 14-7 Collierville ...... W ...... 18-0 Germantown ...... W ...... 41-0 Oakhaven ...... L ...... 6-18 *Little Cotton Bowl Harding ...... W ...... 34-6 Chester County ...... W ...... 27-6 Bartlett...... W ...... 14-0 Whitehaven ...... L ...... 12-34 White Station ...... L ...... 0-27 84 MUS Football Records 1957-2016

Season Summaries 1957-2016

1973 1978 1983 CBHS ...... L ...... 0-20 Craigmont ...... W ...... 14-0 Briarcrest...... W ...... 34-9 Dyersburg ...... W ...... 19-6 Briarcrest ...... L ...... 28-49 Bartlett...... W ...... 38-12 Brownsville ...... W ...... 13-6 Memphis Prep ...... L ...... 7-15 Germantown...... L ...... 6-16 Covington ...... L ...... 7-27 Harding...... L ...... 7-14 Tupelo (MS) ...... L ...... 3-13 Millington...... W ...... 28-15 SBEC (MS) ...... W ...... 34-14 Kirby ...... W ...... 20-7 Old Hickory...... L ...... 7-28 Bishop Byrne ...... L ...... 0-17 Catholic ...... W ...... 35-7 Ripley ...... L ...... 13-18 Catholic ...... W ...... 21-14 Bishop Byrne...... W ...... 35-0 Jackson Central ...... L ...... 14-15 Collierville ...... L ...... 7-14 Harding ...... W ...... 21-10 Germantown ...... W ...... 41-13 Germantown...... L ...... 20-21 Collierville ...... W ...... 17-7 Bartlett ...... L ...... 15-21 *Tech...... W ...... 35-0 *Milan ...... W ...... 17-16 1979 *Brentwood Academy ...... W ...... 6-0 1974 Briarcrest...... W ...... 13-0 *Knoxville Austin-East ...... L ...... 7-10 CBHS ...... L ...... 12-25 Wooddale ...... L ...... 6-7 Dyersburg...... L ...... 0-27 Germantown...... L ...... 0-16 Brownsville ...... W ...... 44-28 Harding ...... W ...... 29-12 1984 Covington ...... W ...... 6-0 SBEC (MS) ...... W ...... 47-6 Briarcrest...... W ...... 28-7 Millington...... W ...... 51-6 Bishop Byrne ...... L ...... 14-20 Germantown ...... W ...... 30-6 Old Hickory ...... W ...... 48-12 Catholic ...... W ...... 14-7 Bartlett...... W ...... 38-9 Ripley ...... W ...... 38-0 Collierville ...... W ...... 21-7 Tupelo (MS) ...... L ...... 21-22 Jackson Central ...... L ...... 12-50 Memphis Prep ...... L ...... 0-6 Kirby ...... L ...... 3-28 Germantown ...... W ...... 18-7 Catholic ...... W ...... 14-7 Bartlett ...... L ...... 14-39 Bishop Byrne...... W ...... 31-14 Harding ...... W ...... 42-13 1980 Collierville ...... W ...... 45-0 Briarcrest...... W ...... 30-26 *Munford Jaycee Bowl Wooddale ...... W ...... 33-7 1975 Covington ...... W ...... 23-7 Bartlett...... W ...... 33-0 Germantown ...... W ...... 10-7 Covington ...... W ...... 7-6 Harding ...... W ...... 21-0 Old Hickory ...... W ...... 35-8 SBEC (MS) ...... W ...... 50-3 1985 Dyersburg ...... W ...... 3-0 Bishop Byrne...... W ...... 28-0 Briarcrest...... W ...... 55-19 Brownsville ...... L ...... 12-20 Catholic ...... W ...... 21-14 Germantown ...... W ...... 19-6 Briarcrest...... W ...... 18-14 Collierville ...... W ...... 21-0 Brentwood Academy ...... W ...... 14-0 Milli ngton...... W ...... 20-18 Memphis Prep...... W ...... 63-6 Tupelo (MS) ...... L ...... 21-24 Ripley ...... W ...... 23-0 *Humboldt ...... W ...... 17-7 Catholic ...... W ...... 31-0 Jackson Central ...... L ...... 6-14 *Treadwell ...... W ...... 20-19 Bishop Byrne...... W ...... 48-7 Germantown ...... W ...... 6-0 *Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 7-35 Collierville ...... W ...... 24-0 Harding ...... W ...... 49-0 ECS...... W ...... 26-21 1976 1981 *Ridgeway...... W ...... 28-7 Briarcrest...... W ...... 21-6 Briarcrest...... W ...... 33-7 *Milan ...... W ...... 41-7 CBHS ...... W ...... 10-7 Wooddale ...... W ...... 34-0 *Marshall County...... W ...... 14-7 Dyersburg ...... W ...... 15-0 Germantown...... L ...... 17-21 *Goodpasture ...... W ...... 31-29 Brownsville ...... W ...... 7-6 Millington...... W ...... 33-0 *Knoxville Austin-East ...... W ...... 21-19 Bartlett...... W ...... 28-6 Kirby ...... W ...... 40-0 Millington ...... L ...... 19-28 White Station...... W ...... 62-6 Covington ...... L ...... 10-14 Bishop Byrne...... W ...... 13-7 1986 Ripley ...... W ...... 6-0 Harding ...... W ...... 34-0 Briarcrest ...... L ...... 13-17 Jackson Central ...... L ...... 6-14 Collierville ...... L ...... 20-38 Germantown...... L ...... 13-21 Germantown...... L ...... 6-14 *Millington Jaycee Bowl Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 7-21 CBHS ...... W ...... 24-0 Tupelo (MS) ...... L ...... 17-28 Catholic ...... L ...... 0-10 1977 Bishop Byrne...... W ...... 40-13 Craigmont ...... W ...... 47-14 1982 Collierville ...... W ...... 28-7 Briarcrest...... W ...... 21-6 Briarcrest...... W ...... 28-0 Harding ...... W ...... 14-0 Memphis Prep...... W ...... 16-14 White Station...... W ...... 49-0 ECS ...... L ...... 9-14 Harding ...... W ...... 27-0 Wooddale ...... W ...... 40-26 SBEC (MS) ...... W ...... 40-0 Germantown...... L ...... 13-14 1987 Bishop Byrne...... W ...... 20-6 Millington...... W ...... 38-3 Ridgeway ...... W ...... 37-0 Catholic ...... W ...... 21-14 Kirby ...... W ...... 27-0 Germantown...... L ...... 7-21 Collierville ...... W ...... 28-0 Bishop Byrne...... W ...... 36-14 Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 7-14 Germantown ...... W ...... 10-0 Harding ...... W ...... 41-7 ECS...... W ...... 26-10 *Humboldt ...... W ...... 35-7 Collierville ...... W ...... 10-7 Bolton ...... L ...... 7-8 *Douglass ...... W ...... 14-6 *Ridgeway...... W ...... 21-3 Catholic ...... W ...... 36-0 *Milan ...... L ...... 6-14 *East...... L ...... 34-40 Harding ...... W ...... 31-0 Briarcrest...... W ...... 42-0 Covington ...... W ...... 28-7 *East ...... W ...... 39-14 *Milan ...... W ...... 16-0 85 *Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 13-34 MUS Football Records 1957-2016

Season Summaries 1957-2016

1988 1992 1997 Ridgeway ...... W ...... 38-0 CBHS ...... W ...... 21-7 Westwood ...... W ...... 35-0 Germantown ...... W...... 17-11 Southaven (MS) ...... W ...... 25-24 MBA ...... W...... 14-11 Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 6-43 Central ...... W ...... 35-8 Germantown ...... W ...... 17-16 ECS ...... L ...... 3-10 East...... W ...... 24-20 Baylor ...... W ...... 28-13 Bolton ...... W ...... 34-0 Ridgeway ...... W ...... 42-14 ECS...... W ...... 35-0 Catholic ...... W ...... 14-0 Briarcrest...... W ...... 14-7 Brentwood Academy ...... W ...... 38-18 Harding ...... W ...... 41-7 ECS...... W ...... 31-0 Briarcrest...... W ...... 36-0 Briarcrest...... W ...... 38-31 Kingsbury ...... W ...... 44-12 McCallie ...... W ...... 50-7 Covington ...... W ...... 27-8 Treadwell...... W ...... 41-14 Father Ryan ...... L ...... 7-17 *Ridgeway...... W ...... 43-13 Harding ...... W ...... 35-14 CBHS ...... W ...... 24-6 *Milan ...... L ...... 16-24 *BTW...... W ...... 31-12 *MBA ...... L ...... 7-24 *Union City ...... W ...... 21-6 *Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 7-21 1989 1998 CBHS ...... L ...... 10-27 1993 Westwood ...... W ...... 27-14 Ridgeway ...... W ...... 57-13 CBHS ...... W ...... 17-9 MBA ...... W ...... 17-13 Catholic ...... W ...... 50-6 Southside ...... W ...... 53-20 Germantown ...... W ...... 28-10 Covington ...... W ...... 24-7 Germantown ...... W ...... 14-6 Baylor ...... W ...... 40-28 Germantown ...... W ...... 14-7 Overton ...... W ...... 23-3 ECS ...... L ...... 20-23 Wooddale ...... W ...... 30-14 Houston ...... L ...... 31-34 Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 3-7 Briarcrest...... W ...... 24-7 Wooddale ...... W ...... 21-7 Briarcrest...... W ...... 35-14 ECS...... W ...... 40-7 Westwood ...... W ...... 29-27 McCallie ...... L ...... 34-55 Harding ...... W ...... 47-0 East...... W ...... 41-13 Father Ryan ...... L ...... 7-30 East...... W ...... 23-0 Northside...... W ...... 40-22 CBHS ...... W ...... 46-19 *Kingsbury...... W ...... 27-7 *Fayette-Ware ...... W ...... 38-22 *Milan ...... W ...... 23-6 *Collierville ...... L ...... 6-31 *Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 14-16 1999 Westwood ...... W ...... 28-8 1994 Bridgeport (TX) ...... W ...... 17-7 1990 CBHS ...... L ...... 15-18 CBHS ...... L ...... 6-30 CBHS ...... W ...... 13-10 Southside ...... W ...... 45-6 Briarcrest ...... L ...... 7-37 Ridgeway ...... W ...... 35-7 Germantown...... L ...... 13-45 MBA ...... L ...... 0-35 Catholic ...... W ...... 69-0 Overton ...... W ...... 21-8 ECS ...... L ...... 20-35 Covington ...... W ...... 36-0 Houston...... W ...... 24-14 Father Ryan ...... L ...... 17-27 Germantown ...... W ...... 24-8 Wooddale ...... L ...... 17-40 Baylor ...... W ...... 17-14 Wooddale ...... W ...... 16-6 Westwood...... L ...... 6-7 Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 7-41 Briarcrest...... W ...... 35-0 East...... W ...... 28-8 McCallie ...... L ...... 0-28 ECS...... W ...... 27-7 Northside...... W ...... 42-7 Harding ...... W ...... 48-14 *Craigmont ...... W ...... 16-3 East...... W ...... 21-6 *Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 14-28 2000 *Trezevant...... W ...... 33-7 Westwood ...... W ...... 55-8 *Milan ...... W ...... 41-7 1995 Jackson Prep (MS)...... L ...... 7-18 *Brentwood Academy ...... W ...... 22-20 CBHS ...... L ...... 7-21 CBHS ...... W ...... 14-10 *White House ...... W ...... 45-12 Southside ...... W ...... 31-6 Briarcrest...... W ...... 22-17 *Marion County...... L ...... 7-26 Germantown...... L ...... 7-30 MBA ...... L ...... 7-25 Overton ...... W ...... 37-14 ECS...... W ...... 13-7 Houston...... W ...... 1-0 Father Ryan ...... W ...... 21-12 1991 Wooddale ...... W ...... 1-0 Baylor ...... L ...... 13-19 CBHS ...... W ...... 45-15 Westwood...... L ...... 21-28 Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 6-14 Southaven (MS) ...... W ...... 28-7 Craigmont ...... W ...... 33-6 McCallie ...... L ...... 19-26 Central ...... W ...... 32-14 East...... W ...... 43-0 *Baylor ...... L ...... 7-17 East...... W ...... 57-6 Northside...... W ...... 61-24 Ridgeway ...... W ...... 34-10 *Collierville ...... L ...... 7-10 Briarcrest...... W ...... 44-10 2001 ECS...... W ...... 44-0 Whitehaven ...... L ...... 21-28 Kingsbury ...... W ...... 56-14 1996 Jackson Prep (MS) ...... W ...... 35-6 Treadwell...... W ...... 42-8 CBHS ...... W ...... 21-17 Harding ...... W ...... 35-6 Harding ...... W ...... 45-12 Southside ...... W ...... 48-6 Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 14-30 *Sheffield...... W ...... 45-0 Germantown...... L ...... 14-16 Briarcrest...... W ...... 27-12 *Union City ...... W ...... 31-7 Overton ...... W ...... 44-0 Bartlett...... W ...... 28-7 *Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 23-28 Houston ...... L ...... 8-19 MBA ...... W ...... 14-0 Wooddale ...... W ...... 21-0 Fairley ...... W ...... 18-0 Westwood ...... W ...... 28-8 McCallie ...... L ...... 18-21 Craigmont ...... W ...... 27-0 CBHS ...... W ...... 10-0 East...... W ...... 39-22 *Father Ryan...... W ...... 35-16 Northside...... W ...... 70-0 *Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 0-26 *Bolton ...... W ...... 45-13 *Pearl Cohn ...... L ...... 15-20 86 MUS Football Records 1957-2016

Season Summaries 1957-2016

2002 2007 2012 Melrose...... L ...... 7-26 Ridgeway ...... W ...... 30-0 Ensworth ...... L ...... 28-35 Jackson Prep (MS) ...... W ...... 35-14 Kingsbury ...... W ...... 35-19 Kingsbury ...... W ...... 55-6 Harding ...... W ...... 38-14 Olive Branch (MS) ...... L ...... 6-29 Fayetteville (AR) ...... W ...... 42-20 Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 10-42 Carver ...... W ...... 31-0 Central ...... W ...... 46-0 Briarcrest ...... L ...... 21-24 CBHS ...... L ...... 7-14 Olive Branch (MS) ...... L ...... 33-43 Bartlett...... W ...... 33-0 Northside...... W ...... 42-0 East...... W ...... 35-9 MBA ...... W ...... 24-21 Cookeville...... L ...... 17-20 CBHS ...... W ...... 24-14 Fairley ...... W ...... 26-0 Briarcrest...... W ...... 35-0 St. Benedict...... W ...... 42-7 McCallie ...... W ...... 39-17 ECS...... W ...... 24-0 White Station...... W ...... 41-28 CBHS ...... W ...... 28-27 St. Benedict...... W ...... 49-0 Briarcrest...... W ...... 42-24 *MBA ...... L ...... 14-20 *Father Ryan ...... L ...... 14-21 *Baylor ...... W ...... 20-14 *Brentwood Academy ...... W ...... 46-45 2003 2008 *Ensworth ...... L ...... 14-31 Whitehaven ...... L ...... 21-35 Melrose ...... W ...... 13-12 Kingsbury ...... W ...... 45-8 2013 Jackson Prep (MS) ...... W ...... 21-16 Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 7-36 ECS ...... L ...... 0-27 Olive Branch (MS)...... W ...... 29-22 Carver ...... W ...... 56-18 Kingsbury ...... W ...... 45-12 Wooddale ...... W ...... 38-12 Pulaski Academy (AR) ...... L ...... 29-37 Father Ryan ...... W ...... 37-27 CBHS ...... W ...... 21-14 Northside...... W ...... 41-0 Liberty Tech...... W ...... 30-6 Briarcrest ...... L ...... 17-24 South Panola (MS) ...... L ...... 26-9 Baylor ...... W ...... 17-6 Cookeville ...... W ...... 42-0 Briarcrest...... W ...... 48-7 Lafayette County (MS) ...... W ...... 35-7 Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 14-42 ECS...... W ...... 22-10 CBHS ...... W ...... 45-9 MBA ...... L ...... 7-40 St. Benedict...... W ...... 59-7 St. Benedict...... W ...... 45-16 CBHS ...... L ...... 7-38 *BGA ...... W ...... 49-21 Craigmont ...... W ...... 42-20 *McCallie ...... L ...... 10-17 *MBA...... W ...... 35-7 Briarcrest...... W ...... 35-7 *Brentwood Academy ...... W ...... 38-18 *McCallie...... W ...... 23-10 2004 *MBA...... W ...... 23-17 East...... W ...... 31-8 2009 *Ensworth ...... L ...... 10-27 Jackson Prep (MS) ...... W ...... 27-0 Millington...... W ...... 38-0 ECS...... W ...... 14-10 Kingsbury ...... W ...... 47-8 2014 Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 14-31 Wooddale ...... W ...... 41-13 South Panola (MS) ...... W ...... 21-19 Kingsbury ...... W ...... 47-7 Father Ryan ...... W ...... 33-0 Overton ...... W ...... 59-7 Canton McKinley (OH) ...... W ...... 33-20 Briarcrest...... W ...... 19-13 Olive Branch (MS)...... W ...... 20-15 Liberty Tech...... W ...... 30-12 Baylor ...... L ...... 7-17 East...... W ...... 42-16 South Panola (MS) ...... L ...... 9-48 Brentwood Academy ...... W ...... 23-14 White Station...... W ...... 55-35 Lafayette County (MS) ...... W ...... 29-24 MBA ...... W ...... 14-8 St. Benedict...... W ...... 46-0 CBHS ...... L ...... 14-17 CBHS ...... W ...... 10-3 CBHS ...... W ...... 38-14 St. Benedict...... W ...... 41-3 *MBA...... W ...... 10-7 Briarcrest...... W ...... 41-6 Craigmont ...... W ...... 49-26 *Brentwood Academy ...... W ...... 35-14 *Baylor ...... W ...... 38-7 Briarcrest...... W ...... 34-0 *Father Ryan...... W ...... 23-15 *Brentwood Academy ...... W ...... 30-28 *MBA...... W ...... 27-17 2005 *Enswo rth ...... L ...... 24-27 Bolton ...... W ...... 47-0 Jackson Prep (MS) ...... W ...... 41-9 2010 2015 MBA ...... W ...... 24-0 Millington...... W ...... 28-7 Central ...... W ...... 38-0 ECS...... W ...... 21-3 Kingsbury ...... W ...... 42-7 Kingsbury ...... W ...... 49-7 Baylor ...... W ...... 17-7 South Panola (MS) ...... L ...... 2-39 Olive Branch (MS)...... W ...... 35-30 Northside...... W ...... 52-0 Overton ...... W ...... 41-21 Grenada (MS) ...... W ...... 35-17 Olive Branch (MS) ...... L ...... 22-25 Brentwood Academy ...... W ...... 28-0 South Panola (MS) ...... L ...... 28-49 East...... W ...... 35-8 CBHS ...... L ...... 10-14 Ridgeway ...... L ...... 14-28 White Station...... W ...... 28-14 Kingsbury ...... W ...... 34-12 St. Benedict...... W ...... 31-0 St. Benedict...... W ...... 49-14 Briarcrest...... W ...... 17-10 Briarcrest...... W ...... 31-12 CBHS ...... L ...... 14-21 *Baylor ...... W ...... 24-17 Craigmont ...... W ...... 42-22 Briarcrest...... W ...... 45-14 *CBHS...... W ...... 31-27 CBHS ...... L ...... 7-17 *Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 24-42 *Baylor ...... L ...... 10-31 2006 2011 2016 Melrose ...... W ...... 17-14 Ensworth ...... L ...... 14-28 Central ...... W ...... 19-13 Nease (FL) ...... L ...... 3-34 Kingsbury ...... W ...... 49-0 Kingsbury ...... W ...... 45-6 MBA ...... W ...... 10-7 South Panola (MS) ...... L ...... 7-19 Olive Branch (MS)...... W ...... 40-21 ECS ...... L ...... 12-21 Central ...... W ...... 38-0 Grenada (MS) ...... W ...... 27-7 Baylor ...... L ...... 20-22 Olive Branch (MS) ...... L ...... 17-21 South Panola (MS) ...... W ...... 29-0 Northside...... W ...... 48-0 East...... W ...... 41-0 Ridgeway ...... W ...... 40-22 Brentwood Academy ...... L ...... 14-31 CBHS ...... W ...... 42-3 St. Benedict...... W ...... 43-0 CBHS ...... L ...... 17-35 St. Benedict...... W ...... 35-0 Briarcrest...... W ...... 21-17 Kingsbury ...... W ...... 34-6 White Station...... W ...... 20-0 Craigmont ...... W ...... 28-0 Briarcrest...... W ...... 26-10 Briarcrest...... W ...... 35-0 CBHS ...... W ...... 27-21 *McCallie...... W ...... 38-21 *Baylor ...... L ...... 21-40 *Baylor ...... L ...... 12-16 *Ensworth ...... L ...... 0-28 87 * indicates a playoff game. OWL TRIVIA

MOST WINS IN A SEASON: SHUTOUT TRIVIA: 14 by the 1990 team The Owls have recorded 131 shutouts since 1957. MUS has been shut out 28 times, the last time MOST WINS BY A CLASS: being a 28-0 defeat to Ensworth in 2011. Class of 1993: 38 Ð 393% Class of 1992: 37 Ð 490% MOST SHUTOUTS IN A SEASON: Class of 1994: 33 Ð 489% 6 by the 1967 and the 2007 team Class of 2010: 33 Ð 489% Class of 2011: 33 Ð 489% FEWEST TURNOVERS IN A SEASON: 8 in 2005 in 12 games WINNING STREAKS:CONSECUTIVE: 8 in 2009 in 13 games 28 beginning in 2008 extending through 2010 MOST BLOCKED KICKS - SEASON: REGULAR SEASON: 7 in 2000 - 1 p unt and 6 FG'S/PAT'S MUS began a 43-game regular-season winning streak 7 in 2004 - 5 punts and 2 FG's/PAT's in 1989 with a 57-13 win over Ridgeway. The streak ended in 1993 with a 34-31 defeat to Houston. STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES 1983: MUS 7 - Knoxville Austin-East 10 LONGEST LOSING STREAK: 1985: MUS 21 - Knoxville Austin-East 19 5 in 1959,1986, & 1999 1990: MUS 7 - Marion County 26 2004: MUS 35 - Brentwood Academy 14 OPENING DAY: 2005: MUS 31 - CBHS 27 40 wins and 20 losses 2008: MUS 38 - Brentwood Academy 18 2009: MUS 27 - MBA 17 OVERTIME: 2012: MUS 14 - Ensworth 31 1979 MUS 14 - Catholic 7 (1OT) 2013: MUS 10 - Ensworth 27 1979 MUS 0 - Prep 6 (1OT) 1982 MUS 34 - East 40 (3OT) BOWL GAMES: Record: 5-0 1984 MUS 21 - Tupelo (MS) 22 (3OT) 1967 Little Cotton Bowl Ð MUS 21 - McKenzie 14 1988 MUS 38 - Briarcrest 31 (3OT) 1968 Little Cotton Bowl Ð MUS 26 - Lexington 14 1997 MUS 17 - Germantown 16 (1OT) 1972 Little Liberty Bowl Ð MUS 27 - Chester County 7 2003 MUS 17 - Briarcrest 24 (2OT) 1981 Millington Jaycee Bowl Ð MUS 24 - CBHS 0 2007 MUS 17 - Cookeville 20 (1OT) 1984 Munford Jaycee Bowl Ð MUS 23 - Covington 7

FEWEST TD PASSES ALLOWED 0 by the 1964 team (secondary composed of Casey Bowlin, Rick Ferguson, Trow Gillespie, and Kent Wunderlich)

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“Here We Go, Buzzards, Here We Go” This grand old cheer can often be heard at the Buzzard Club signed many MUS sporting events, but what’s the cut-out, and it mys- the story behind this buzzard? Is this teriously appeared one carrion-eating, ominous-looking scav- day on a wall overlook- enger an official mascot of the school? ing the Todd-Snowden Not exactly. However, the story behind basketball court, its the creation of this school symbol has home for nearly become as much of a tradition as the symbol thirty years. With itself. this cut-out, the buzzard moniker The mascot can be traced back to the 1969-70 school year. was at MUS to stay. Upset at the lackluster school spirit shown during the ’69 football season, a small group of seniors, led by Warren Ayres, Steve The wave of spirit created by this mascot chaos definitely Bledsoe, Ralph Braden, Mac Caradine, Wakefield Gordon, and contributed to the success of the ’69-’70 basketball team. Not Lynn Green, transformed the pep club into the Buzzard Club to the most athletic team in MUS history, the players came together ignite some enthusiasm into the school. But why a buzzard? and played excellent ball all year. Led by guards Jimmy Ogle These seniors felt as if the symbol of the owl did not truly repre- and Gary Stevens, forwards Buddy Best and David Jones, sent the image they wante d to portray in athletic competition. An center Tom Berdeja, and sixth man Wearen Hughes, MUS owl symbolizes “wisdom” and “scholarly endeavors” Ð not exactly stormed through their competition and finished the regular sea- intimidating traits. This group wanted their mascot to symbolize son undefeated at 22-0, and members of the Buzzard Club took “viciousness,” “aggression,” and “ferocity.” To them, the buzzard immense pride in their contributions to the team’s success. In embodied all three. Thus, the Buzzard Club was born. fact, to prove their loyalty to their team and solidify the role of the buzzard in the achievements of this perfect squad, several Yet just changing the name of the pep club was not enough for members of the Buzzard Club decided that before the regular- these innovative, energetic students. They wanted to ta ke their season game with Savannah, they would dribble basketballs idea further and have the whole school embrace this ferocious, from the MUS campus all the way to the Mid-South Coliseum, heartless mascot. Consequently, David Morris, an artistically- site of the non-conference tilt. In that game MUS overcame a gifted senior, sketched a buzzard, and this drawing was colored deficit and went on to post a hard-fought victory, and Buzzard and made into a patch that Buzzard Club members sewed onto Club members were more than happy to accept some responsi- the backs on their letter jackets. Morris’ sketch was also used as bility for the win. As the team went on to finish the year, the en- the main image for a button worn by an increasing number of thusiasm sparked by the players’ success as well as the spirit students at athletic e vents. In fact, the buzzard button became forged by the Buzzard Club created an exciting, energetic so popular that Coach Bob Smith began stocking and selling atmosphere around the school community. them at the MUS bookstore. Nearly fifty years later, the tradition begun by these imaginative, But the buzzard mascot truly became a lasting tradition when a spirited students still lives at MUS as the buzzard image now cardboard buzzard was framed and hung in the Todd-Snowden hangs in the Ross M. Lynn Arena. Though the original Buzzard gym. Club members commissioned Morris once more to come Club members did not intend to replace the Owl as the official up with a buzzard image for a pep-rally skit. Thus, he cut out a mascot, and though the school administration was not always in four-foot by eight-foot buzzard from a refrigerator cardboard box favor of this radical school symbol, the buzzard stuck and and painted it. After having used it for the skit, each member of became another integral facet of this great institution.

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Top L-R: Anne Claire Sexton, Hannah Gardner, Elizabeth Farnsworth, Meredith Magness, Sophie Stockstill Middle L-R: Halle Dougher, Haley Clift, Brianna Morrison, Sarah Harris, Annie Leatherman Bottom L-R: Katherine Harding, Taylor Houston, Caroline Klank, Ella Larkin

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