University of GAME 2 Eastern Illinois Central Arkansas Saturday, Sept. 11 University BEARS O’Brien Field PANTHERS Charleston, IL (1-0, 0-0) 1:30 p.m. (0-1, 0-0)
COACHES: ClINT conque is in his 11th season at the helm of the UCA football 2010 program. He has a 74-43-0 overall record. Standings Conque, who came to UCA from the offensive coordinator position at Louisiana Tech in 2000, is tied with UCA Sports Hall of Famer Harold Horton as the winningest football coaches in UCA School SLC % ALL % STR history (74 victories). They are the only UCA 0-0 .000 1-0 1.000 W-1 two coaches in school history to reach the 70-win mark. McNeese State 0-0 .000 1-0 1.000 W-1 Conque led the Bears to their first- Stephen F. Austin 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 L-1 ever NCAA Playoff appearance in 2001. SE Louisiana 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 L-1 UCA finished 9-3 that season, the most Texas State 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 L-1 wins in a year since the 1992 season. He took them back to the playoffs in Sam Houston State 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 L-1 2005, winning two straight road games and advancing to the national Northwestern State 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 L-1 quarterfinals. Nicholls 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 L-1 His Bears finished the 2008 season with the best record in the Southland Conference at 6-1 but were ineligible for the league title due to Lamar* 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 L-1 their transition. Conque was named the SLC Coach of the Year that season. * not playing full schedule in 2010 Conque, 49, is a Louisiana native who played collegiately at Nicholls State after graduating from Catholic High School in Baton Rouge and playing two years at Southwest Mississippi Junior College. LAST THURSDAY Conque was a first-team AP All-American as a outside linebacker UCA 47, Elizabeth City State 20 at Nicholls State. He was inducted into the Nicholls State Athletic Hall of Tulane 27, SE Louisiana 21 Fame in 2006. His previous coaching stops were at Louisiana Tech, Samford LAST SATURDAY University and McNeese State. Air Force 65, Northwestern State 21 Baylor 34, Sam Houston State 3 BOB SPOO is in his 24th season as the head coach of the Panthers, with an overall record of 140-114-1 at the school, including an 0-1 mark Texas A&M 48, Stephen F. Austin 7 this season. McNeese State 30, Lamar 27 Spoo, a 1960 graduate of Purdue University, is the dean of Ohio Houston 68, Texas State 28 Valley coaches and is tied for fourth nationally on the list of as the longest San Diego State 47, Nicholls 0 tenured Division I coaches. Spoo was the OVC Coach of the Year last year, his third such honor. THIS SATURDAY He has coached the Panthers to nine FCS playoff berths. UCA @ Eastern Illinois...... 1:30 THE SERIES: Samford @ Northwestern State...... 5:00 For the second straight week, UCA will be facing a team for the first Tennessee-Martin @ SE Louisiana...... 6:00 time. Albany @ Stephen F. Austin...... 6:00 Southern Arkansas @ Texas State...... 6:00 THE CONFERENCES: Nicholls @ Western Michigan...... 7:00 The Bears have been members of the Southland Conference since McNeese State @ Missouri...... TBA they moved to FCS in 2006. The Panthers are members of the Ohio Valley Conference and have been since 1996. NEXT SATURDAY Murray State @ UCA...... 6:00 TRANSITION IS OVER: Sam Houston State @ Western Illinois...... 1:00 UCA has completed its five-year transition from NCAA Division II Stephen F. Austin @ Northern Iowa...... 4:05 to Division I (FCS) and is now fully eligible for postseason play on the Tarleton State @ Northwestern State...... 6:00 conference and national level. Lamar @ SE Louisiana...... 6:00 The University was notified in mid-July that is has been accepted Cal Poly @ Texas State...... 6:00 as a that the school has achieved Division I Active Membership. The notice from the NCAA concludes a five-year transition process for UCA’s a 31-yard field goal in the first quarter and later misfired on two PATs. administration, players coaches and fans. All UCA athletic teams will now The first PAT miss broke a string of 42 straight for the Charleston, be eligible for postseason play in both the Southland Conference and on Ark. kicker. Last season Carmona was 37 of 37 on PATs and 16 of 20 oni the national level beginning this fall. field goal attempts. The Bears were ranked as high as No. 9 in the nation during the Carmona did have a nice debut as punter, averaging 43.0 yards on 2008 season. They finished the season No. 12 in both polls and went a two punts. He also averaged 64.1 yards on kickoffs with three touchbacks. league-best 6-1 in the Southland Conference, but were ineligible to be called the conference champions because of the transition. EARLY OFFENSE: UCA exploded for 407 yards of total offense in the first half of the LAST WEEK season opener, which is more than Elizabeth City State had for the entire UCA 47, Elizabeth City State 20: game (380). Junior quarterback Nathan Dick threw for 351 yards and three touch- Junior quarterback Nathan Dick had 312 passing yards (21 of 26) downs and connected with senior wide receiver Kenneth Robey on two of at halftime as the Bears racked up 26 first downs in the opening half. the three scores as the Bears downed the Vikings 47-20 before a crowd of 9,121 at First Security Field at Estes Stadium. POSSESSION TIME: Dick and Robey, both in their first starts at UCA, helped the Bears roll The Bears had the ball for 34:29 last week against the Vikings, up 585 yards of total offense, their highest total since they accumulated including 11:12 of the first quarter. For the season a year ago, UCA held 662 yards against Texash State on 10-11-07. exactly a two-minute advantage over its opponents in possession time. Dick and redshirt freshman Wynrick Smothers combined to throw for 371 yards through the air as UCA tallied 33 first downs. Nine different players caught passes while five players rushed for at least 30 yards. vs. STATE OF ILLINOIS: Smothers and sophomore running backs Terence Bobo and Anthony The UCA football program has only played three schools from the Blackmon all had rushing touchdowns, while senior Willie Landers also state of Illinois in school history, and has a 1-2 overall record. caught a touchdown pass. UCA beat Quincy University 51-6 in 2008. UCA lost to Illinois State UCA’s defense allowed two big plays early then settled down and 18-3 in 2006 and lost to Southern Illinois 24-12 in 1996. Both of the losses controlled the Vikings’ offense. After allowing two touchdowns in the first were on the road in Normal and Carbondale, respectively. quarter, UCA gave up just a pair of field goals the rest of the way. The Bears recorded 11 plays of minus yardage. WALKING WOUNDED: The only significant injury for the Bears during fall camp was the loss 150-YARDS PLUS: of senior tight end Rico Moss. Moss, from Hope, Ark., tore his achilles UCA senior Kenneth Robey caught 9 passes for 151 yards and three during the Bears’ first scrimmage and is lost for the season. He has had touchdowns last week. He was the seventh player under Coach Clint five knee surgeries during his career. Conque to tally more than 150 receiving yards in a game and the first Moss was a preseason first-team All-SLC selection. since Eric Ware had 174 against Northwestern State on 11/8/08. Two senior starters sat out season opener in cornerback Henry Minor Robey is the 18th receiver in school history to top the 150-yard mark and defensive tackle Kit Coleman. Both are expected back this week. at UCA. PRESEASON SLC HONORS: 350-YARDS PLUS: UCA had seven players named to the 2010 preseason All-Southland UCA junior quarterback Nathan Dick threw for 351 yards last week Conference team, including six first-teamers. against Elizabeth City State. He is the 12th quarterback under Conque to Heading the list was senior kicker/punter Eddie Carmona and senior throw for at least 350 yards in a single game, the first since Robbie Park defensive end Markell Carter. Also on the first team were sophomore had 358 passing yards against Glenville State on 9/26/08. running back Jackie Hinton, senior tight end/fullback Rico Moss, senior Zak Clark (2002, 2004) has the most 350+ passing games in UCA receiver Willie Landers and senior guard Austin Emerson. Senior history with four, including a school-record 496 yards against Henderson cornerback Henry Minor was named to the second team. State on 9/21/02. PRESEASON POLLS: SLOW START: The Bears were picked fifth in both of the preseason Southland UCA’s All-Conference kicker Eddie Carmona had a rare sub-par out- Conference polls, by the coaches and sports information directors. ing in the season opener against Elizabeth City State. Carmona missed Stephen F. Austin was No. 1 in both polls, followed by McNeese State. In the coaches’ poll, Southeastern Louisiana and Texas State tied for third, while the SIDs had SLU third and TSU fourth. - UCA SCHEDULE - Following UCA in the coaches’ poll were Northwestern State, Sam Houston State and Nicholls. In the SID poll, it was SHSU, NSU and DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME Nicholls. Sept. 2 vs. Elizabeth City State Conway, AR W, 47-20 Sept. 11 Eastern Illinois Charleston, IL 1:30 NATIONAL POLLS: Sept. 18 Murray State Conway, AR 6:00 Eastern Illinois is ranked in the two national FCS polls released this Sept. 25 Tulsa Tulsa,OK 6:00 week. The Panthers are ranked 16th in the coaches’ poll and 23rd in the Oct. 9 NW State* (HOF) Conway, AR 6:00 Sports Network poll. Oct. 16 Stephen F. Austin*^ Nacogdoches, TX 2:00 UCA received votes in both polls. Oct. 23 Nicholls* Thibodaux, LA 4:00 Oct. 30 SE Louisiana*^ (HC) Conway, AR 2:00 ON THE TUBE: Nov. 6 Texas State*^ San Marcos, TX 2:00 UCA will play three games this season on the Southland Conference Nov. 13 Sam Houston State* Conway, AR 3:00 Television Network, including one home date with Southeastern Louisiana Nov. 20 McNeese State* Conway, AR 3:00 on Sept. 30 at First Security Field @ Estes Stadium. That game will also be * Southland Conference games UCA’s Homecoming game. The other televised games will be at Stephen ^ Southland TV game All times CST F. Austin on Sept. 26 and at Texas State on Nov. 6. SENIOR CLASS: UCA had a senior class of 23 last season, the largest during the PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 10-year tenure of head coach Clint Conque. This season’s team features only 12 seniors, including nine that have played their entire careers at Coach Clint Conque (CONK) UCA. They are: Eddie Carmona (car-MOAN-uh) Defensive tackle Hutton Andrew; kicker/punter Eddie Carmona; defensive end Markell Carter; defensive tackle Kit Coleman; guard Austin Alonte Darden (uh-LON-tay) Emerson, snapper Daniel Herrington; receiver Willie Landers; defensive Markell Carter (mar-KELL) tackle Lloyd Loggins, cornerback Henry Minor; tight end Rico Moss; Rogeric Govan (ROJ-ur-ick GO-van) linebacker Tok Opeloye; linebacker Brett Orr and receiver Kenneth Robey. Brad Jakel (JAKE-ul) FBS VICTORY: LaMarquis King (luh-MARK-us) The Bears recorded their first-ever victory over a Football Bowl Joe Lehocky (lee-HOCK-ee) Subdivision (FBS) team last fall, beating Western Kentucky 28-7 on Trey Lippe (LIP-ee) the road in Bowling Green, Ky. UCA nearly knocked off Hawaii in the Jerrel McKnight (jur-RELL) season opener, falling 25-20 when the Warriors scored the game-winning touchdown with just 1:22 remaining in the game. Tok Opeloye (TOKE OPE-uh-loy) Logan Roubique (roo-BEAK) BEARS IN THE PROS: Taylor Schuyler (SKY-lur) There are currently three former UCA Bears playing in the NFL, Keaton Stigger (STIGG-ur) including 2009 senior Larry Hart. The defensive end was the 143rd overall Wynrick Smothers (WIN-rick) player taken in the 2009 NFL Draft, in the fifth round by the Jacksonville Jaguars. Radarius Winston (ruh-DARE-ee-us) Defensive end Jacob Ford is in his fourth season with the Tennessee Titans, while tight end Marquez Branson is in his second year with the Denver Broncos. last season. Jim Youngblood, a sophomore from Camden, transferred to Hart was a two-time SLC Defensive Player of the Year. UCA in the summer of 2010. Dick completed 7 of 12 passes for 79 yards in five games last season. ALL-AMERICA HONORS: Senior defensive end Markell Carter has been named to two ON SCHOLARSHIP: preseason All-America teams. Carter, from Bartlesville, Okla., was a Sophomore receiver Derek Owens was put on scholarship midway second-team pick by College Sporting News and also by The Sports through preseason camp. Network. Owens, from Russellvlle, Ark., played in all 12 games last season as Carter had 47 tackles last season, including 11.5 tackles for loss, a holder on field goals and point-after attempts, and also caught one pass 6.5 sacks and two fumble recoveries. for 10 yards as a reserve wide receiver. Owens was a two-time All-State selection at Russellville High School CONQUE’S HOME OPENERS: and was inducted into the RHS Athletic Hall of Fame in 2008. The Bears are now a perfect 11-0 in home openers under head coach Clint Conque. FBS OPPONENTS: UCA’s last loss in a home opener was in 1999, the year before The Bears, who recorded their first victory over an Football Bowl Conque took over. North Alabama won 24-17 at Estes Stadium in a Gulf Subdivision (FBS) team last year, will face another one this year. South Conference matchup. UCA beat Western Kentucky 28-7 last year in Bowling Green, Ky. The Conque teams have beaten, in order, Southwest Baptist, Abilene Bears will travel to the University of Tulsa, for the second time in three Christian, Langston, Abilene Christian, Iowa Wesleyan, Southern seasons, on Sept. 25. The Golden Hurricane beat the Bears 62-34 in 2008. Arkansas, Missouri State, Tennessee-Martin, Henderson State, Glenville Prior to the win over WKU, the Bears were 0-5 against FBS teams, State and Elizabeth City State. including losses to Arkansas State in 1996 and 1997, to Louisiana Tech in 2007, to Tulsa in 2008 and to Hawaii in the 2009 season opener. For the first time in school history, the Bears played two FBS teams SKILL POSITIONS: in the same season last year. The Bears will have an entirely new starting offensive backfield this season after losing its top two rushers and its starting quarterback from a year ago. COACH ‘EM UP: Gone are record-setting tailback Brent Grimes and his backup Former UCA quarterback Nathan Brown finished his career in 2008 Leonard Ceaser,as well as one-year starter Robbie Park at quarterback. on as the top passer in Arkansas collegiate history with 100 touchdown Grimes rushed for 1,222 yards and 18 touchdowns a year ago, while passes and 10,558 career passing yards. Ceaser added 610 yards and five TDs. Park completed 217 of 358 passes Brown is the only collegiate passer in Arkansas history to surpass the for 2,434 yards and 12 touchdowns. 10,000-yard milestone and the 100 touchdown mark. The expected replacements are junior Nathan Dick at quarterback Brown is now UCA’s new quarterback coach, joining four other and a trio of sophomores (Jackie Hinton, Anthony Blackmon, Terence newcomers on the Bears’ staff. Bobo) at running back. The other new coaches include Matt Middleton (co-offensive Dick played in five games last season after transferring from the coordinator/wide receivers), Jeremy Hammock (tight ends), Cody Moore University of Arkansas. Hinton saw action in nine games, Blackmon in (interior defensive line/recruiting coordinator) and Keith Scott (assistant eight and Bobo redshirted. defensive backs).
TRANSFER QBs: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK: Of the four quarterbacks UCA has in camp, two are transfers from The Bears had seven players named Southland Conference Player of the University of Arkansas. the Week in 2009, with kicker Eddie Carmona winning the Special Teams Projected starter Nathan Dick, a junior from Allen, Texas, came to Player of the Week twice. He is the only returning player to have won any UCA in the winter of 2009 and served as backup to senior Robbie Park of the weekly awards last season. SCORING STREAK: The Bears have scored in 159 straight games, dating back to the BY THE NUMBERS 1995 season. UCA lost 19-0 at Delta State for their last shutout loss. The Bears have scored in 264 of their last 265 games, dating back to the 1986 UCA EIU season. SCORING AVG 47.0 7.0 FIRST DOWNS 33.0 6.0 RUSHING YARDS AVG 214.0 65.0 SLC TELECONFERENCE: The Southland Conference hosts a weekly teleconference with the PASSING YARDS AVG 371.0 92.0 football coaches at 10:30 a.m. each Tuesday. TOTAL OFFENSE AVG 585.0 157.0 Coach Clint Conque is the first coach to take questions each week, PUNTS/AVG 2/43.0 8/39.5 beginning at approximately 10:35. Todd Lamb of the SLC recaps the FUMBLES/LOST 1/0 0/0 weekly highlights and previews the upcoming games beginning at 10:30. PENALTIES-YDS 7/88 5/43 The teleconferences will run on www.ucasports.com as well as on www. southland.org. TIME OF POSS. AVG 34/29 27:42 3RD DOWN CONV. 7/14 (50%) 3/13 (23%) 4TH DOWN CONV. 4/4 (100%) 1/1 (100%) WINNING SEASONS: TIME OF POSS. AVG 34:29 27:42 The Bears recorded their fifth straight winning season last year, and their 29th in the last 33 years (dating back to 1976). UCA tied the school record for wins three years ago (11-3) and finished 8-3 in both 2004 and 2006. They are a combined 43-16 over the past five seasons, three of those at the NCAA FCS level. - Tale of the Tape - POSITION...... UCA...... EIU OVER THE AIRWAVES: Offensive line (starters avg.)...... 6-3, 279...... 6-5, 286 The UCA Radio Network returns for the third year in the capable Defensive line...... 6-2, 265...... 6-2, 263 hands of Steve Sullivan, Justin Acri and Monty Rowell. Sullivan, the sports director at KATV, Channel 7 in Little Rock, will Offensive backs...... 6-1, 226...... 6-0, 191 again handle the play by play duties. Justin Acri, the program director Receivers...... 6-1, 194...... 6-0, 181 and midday talk show host at KABZ 103.7 The Buzz, will supply the color Linebackers...... 6-1, 218...... 6-1, 224 commentary. Defensive backs...... 5-11, 182...... 5-11, 188 Monty Rowell, station manager at KUCA, will serve as the engineer Punt/Kickoff returners...... 5-11, 180...... 6-0, 176 and do the sideline reporting for the UCA broadcasts. The games will be carried live on KKPT The Point 94.1, based out of Little Rock, and KUCA Kicker/Punter...... 6-0, 211...... 6-2, 219 91.3. They will also be live on www.ucasports.com.
CALLING COACH CONQUE: - UCA SPORTS INFORMATION - For the third consecutive year, UCA head coach Clint Conque and statewide radio personality Justin Acri will host a live call-in show every Steve East - Assistant AD/Media Relations Thursday night from JJ’s Grill in downtown Conway. Office: 501-450-5743 • Cell: 501-339-8215 [email protected] Acri is the color commentator for Bears’ radio broadcasts and the program director at The Buzz 103.7. Acri also hosts the UCA Football Cody Usher - Assistant SID Report, the weekly coach’s show that runs on KATV, the ABC affiliate in Office: 501-450-5695 • Cell: 501-339-7417 Little Rock at 11:30 p.m. Sundays. [email protected] Acri and Conque will answer questions each Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. from the live audience at JJ’s and also field calls from fans (433-1037 Josh Goff - Assistant SID or 1-800-477-1037). Office: 501-450-5695 • Cell: 501-650-6886 [email protected] 500 AND COUNTING: The victory over Quincy in 2008 was win No. 500 for the Bears in the 100-year history of the program. UCA’s all-time record is 513-351-42.
TOTALLY OFFENSIVE: The Bears’ offense has been known for piling up the yards in recent years, including a game with 662 yards against Texas State in 2007. That was surprisingly not the top performance in school history. It was actually only the fourth-best. The most single-game total offense in school history was a whopping 804 yards (206 rushing, 598 passing) in a win over Henderson State in 2002. Here are the most prolific single-game offensive performances in UCA history: 1. 804 vs. Henderson State (9-21-02) (206 R, 598 P) 2. 684 vs. Abilene Christian (9-1-02) (261 R, 420 P) 3. 675 vs. Harding (11-22-80) (522 R, 153 P) 4. 662 vs. Texas State (10-11-07) (316R, 346 P) 5. 648 vs. Presbyterian (11-19-05) (103 R, 545 P) 6. 644 vs.Delta State (10-16-04) (253 R, 391 P) 7. 635 vs. Delta State (10-1-94) (339 R, 296 P) 8. 628 vs. UA-Monticello (10-30-04) (170 R, 458 P) 9. 625 vs. So. Arkansas (11-3-01) (161 R, 464 P) 10. 608 vs. Ouachita Baptist (10-22-05) (379 R, 229 P) - CAREER HIGHS - RUSHING PASSING Player Carries Yards Player Completions Yards Anthony Blackmon 9 (vs. Elizabeth City St. 2010) 41 (vs. Elizabeth City St. 2010) Nathan Dick 26 (vs. Elizabeth City 2010) 315 (vs. ECSU 2010) Nathan Dick 9 (vs. Elizabeth City St. 2010) 32 (vs. Elizabeth City St. 2010) Wynrick Smothers 2 (vs. Elizabeth City 2010) 20 (vs. ECSU 2010) Terence Bobo 9 (vs. Quincy 2008) 27 (vs. Henderson State 2008) Jackie Hinton 8 (vs. Elizabeth City St. 2010) 62 (@ Northwestern St. 2009) TACKLES Player Tackles Wynrick Smothers 7 (vs. Elizabeth City St. 2010) 39 (vs. Elizabeth City St. 2010) Tok Opeloye 10 (@ McNeese State 2007) Marcel Threat 5 (vs. Elizabeth City St. 2010) 31 (vs. Elizabeth City St. 2010) Henry Minor 8 (@ Southeastern La. 2009) TJ Adams 4 (vs. Northwestern St. 2008) 15 (vs. Northwestern St. 2008) Lamar Moore 8 (@ Sam Houston State 2009) Isaiah Jackson 3 (twice) 19 (vs. Quincy 2008) Markell Carter 7 (vs. Glenville State 2009) Willie Landers 1 (vs. Sam Houston St. 2008) 7 (vs. Sam Houston St. 2008) Frank Newsome 7 (vs. Elizabeth City State 2010) Jerrel McKnight 6 (@ Nicholls State 2008) Seth Allison 5 (vs. Missouri S&T 2009) Kit Coleman 5 (@ Nicholls State 2008) RECEIVING Justin Heard 5 (vs. Elizabeth City State 2010) Player Receptions Yards Trey Lippe 5 (vs. Quincy 2008) Kenneth Robey 9 (vs. Elizabeth City St. 2010) 151 (vs. Elizabeth City St. 2010) Brett Orr 5 (@ Western Kentucky 2009) Willie Landers 6 (vs. UC Davis 2008) 117 (@ Tulsa 2008) Marcus Dumas 4 (vs. Missouri S&T 2009) Larry Duvall 4 (vs. Elizabeth City State 2010) Jackie Hinton 5 (vs. Elizabeth City St. 2010) 66 (vs. Elizabeth City St. 2010) Lloyd Loggins 4 (vs. Northwestern State 2008) Dominique Croom 5 (twice) 50 (@ Southeastern La. 2009) Jestin Love 4 (vs. Elizabeth City State 2010) Isaiah Jackson 5 (@ McNeese State 2009) 58 (three times) Jessie Sims 4 (vs. Nicholls 2009) TJ Adams 3 (vs. Glenville State 2009) 49 (vs. Glenville State 2009) Hutton Andrew 3 (@ Hawaii 2009) Joseph Harris 3 (vs. Elizabeth City St. 2010) 30 (vs. Elizabeth City St. 2010) Matthew Hornbuckle 3 (vs. Elizabeth City State 2010) Anthony Blackmon 2 (vs. Elizabeth City St. 2010)) 28 (vs. Missouri S&T 2009) Justin Williams 3 (vs. Elizabeth City State 2010) Terence Bobo 1 (four times) 51 (vs. Ark.-Pine Bluff 2008) Radarius Winston 3 (twice) Josh Ragland 1 (@ Sam Houston State 2009) 22 (@ Sam Houston St. 2009) Dominique Brown 2 (vs. Elizabeth City State 2010) Marshall Loyd 2 (@ Western Kentucky 2009) Brennan Rushing 1 (vs. Elizabeth City St. 2010) 17 (vs. Elizabeth City St. 2010) Desmond Wilcox 2 (@ Western Kentucky 2009) Derek Owens 1 (vs. Glenville State 2009) 10 (vs. Glenville State 2009) Karl Brady 1 (vs. Elizabeth City State 2010) Markeith Gaines 1 (vs. Elizabeth City State 2010) LaMarquis King 1 (vs. Elizabeth City State 2010) Jermayne Lett 1 (vs. Elizabeth City State 2010) Calvin Ursin 1 (vs. Elizabeth City State 2010) .
LAST TIME IT HAPPENED... 400 Yards Total Offense...... *585 vs. Elizabeth City State, 9/2/10 400 Yards Passing...... 439, Nathan Brown at Missouri State, 9/22/07 500 Yards Total Offense...... *585 vs. Elizabeth City State, 9/2/10 4 TD Passes in a Game...... 4, Nathan Brown vs. Northwestern State, 11/8/08 600 Yards Total Offense...... 662 vs. Texas State, 10/11/07 5 TD Passes in a Game...... 7, Nathan Brown vs. Texas State, 10/11/07 400 Yards Rushing...... 469 vs. West Alabama, 10/31/98 5 Passes Intercepted...... 5, Mike Wallace vs. Harding, 11/16/89 70 Rush Attempts...... 70 vs. Southern Arkansas, 10/15/83 200 Yds Rush. in a Game...... 201, Willie Hopson vs. West Georgia, 11/1/03 6 Rushing Touchdowns...... 6 at Ouachita Baptist, 10/22/05 4 TDs Rushing...... 5, Brent Grimes at Stephen F. Austin, 11/15/08 50 Pass Attempts...... 52 at Southeastern Louisiana, 10/20/07 5 TDs Rushing...... 5, Brent Grimes at Stephen F. Austin, 11/15/08 30 Pass Completions...... 31 at Stephen F. Austin, 11/15/08 3 TD Receptions...... *3, Kenneth Robey vs. Elizabeth City State, 9/2/10 400 Yards Passing...... 439 at Missouri State, 9/22/07 4 TD Receptions...... 4, Ron Mallet vs. Harding, 11/17/79 500 Yards Passing...... 545 at Presbyterian, 11/19/05 3 Int. in a Game...... 3, Damien Land vs. Henderson State, 11/14/98 5 Touchdown Passes...... 8 vs. Texas State, 10/11/07 Punt Ret. for a TD...... Tristan Jackson, 69 yds vs. Stephen F. Austin, 11/10/07 5 Passes Intercepted...... 5 at Louisiana Tech, 9/1/07 Kick Ret. for a TD...... Cameron Kinard, 100 yds at Georgia So., 11/18/06 70 Points Scored...... 79 at Central Methodist, 11/6/76 Int. Returned for a TD...... Pieri Feazell, 54, vs. Northwestern State, 11/8/08 8 Touchdowns Scored...... 9 vs. Texas State, 10/11/07 Fumble Ret. for a TD...... Brad Gordon, 0 yards vs. Henderson St., 8/28/08 9 Touchdowns Scored...... 9 vs. Texas State, 10/11/07 Punt Blocked...... Lamar Moore at Western Kentucky, 9/19/09 10 Touchdowns Scored...... 10 at Henderson State, 9/21/02 Punt Blocked for a TD...... Aaron Fairooz vs. South Dakota, 9/30/06 5 Interceptions (Defense)...... 5 at Henderson State, 9/21/02 PAT Blocked...... Larry Hart vs. Nicholls, 10/24/09 5 Fumbles Forced...... 5 vs. Arkansas Tech, 11/6/04 Field Goal Blocked...... Larry Hart at Southeastern Louisiana, 10/31/09 UCA was shut out...... 0-19, at Delta State, 10/7/95 2-Point Conversion...... Marquez Branson fr. Nathan Brown, at Nicholls, 11/1/08 Opponent was shut out...... 34-0, at Northwestern State, 10/10/09 Scored 30 Points...... 30, Brent Grimes at Stephen F. Austin, 11/15/08 ...... * 2010 season
Most Points Scored Most Points Allowed Milestone Games Milestone Wins Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score No. Date Opponent Score No. Date Opponent Score 11/19/37 Arkansas State 95-0 11/2/17 at Arkansas State 0-101 1 10/10/08 Little Rock HS 0-22 1 10/24/08 Arkansas Medics 5-0 11/7/15 Arkansas Tech 87-7 11/18/13 Hendrix 0-87 100 10/8/26 Ouachita Baptist 0-48 50 10/19/28 at Arkansas Col. 24-0 10/20/22 Arkansas State 82-0 11/23/10 Hendrix 0-82 200 10/22/38 at Missouri S&T 27-0 100 10/26/40 Henderson State 6-0 11/6/76 at Central Methodist 79-3 10/28/21 Arkansas Tech 0-67 300 11/1/52 Southern State 20-46 200 10/16/65 at Arkansas Tech 28-23 10/10/47 Arkansas College 72-7 11/1/45 at Arkansas Tech 0-65 400 9/14/63 Delta State 14-27 250 10/9/76 at Ark.-Monticello 44-0 10/3/63 at Nevada 13-63 10/24/10 Ozarks (Ark.) 71-0 500 10/27/73 at Arkansas Tech 13-14 300 11/20/82 at Harding 13-6 11/9/96 at Valdosta State 30-63 9/8/01 at SE Oklahoma 68-10 600 9/3/83 vs. Ark.-Pine Bluff 21-0 350 11/21/87 Harding 21-3 9/25/26 at Arkansas 0-60 9/21/02 at Henderson State 68-21 700 10/19/91 at Ark.-Monticello 21-14 400 10/9/93 Ark.-Pine Bluff 48-37 10/21/21 at Ouachita Baptist 0-58 10/5/23 Southern State 66-0 10/20/33 Henderson State 6-54 800 10/28/00 Delta State 21-52 450 11/3/01 Southern Ark. 49-25 9/1/01 Abilene Christian 65-16 10/16/99 at Arkansas Tech 27-54 900 10/10/09 at Northwestern St. 34-0 500 9/20/08 Quincy 51-6
RECORD WATCH Career Pass Completions Career Points Scored 5. Jacobe Austin 1998 25.73 Player Years Comp Player Years Points 6. Nate Krig 1970 25.72 21. Allen Perry 1974-75, 77-78 70 4. Hosea Knowlton 1990-93 238 7. Bernard Scott 2004 25.69 22. Victor Turner 1984-87 65 5. Curtis Burrow 1982-85 232 8. TJ Adams 2008-10 25.56 23. Johnny Beard 1962-65 64 6. Justin Smith 1999-02 231 9. Phil Caldwell 1979-82 24.92 24. Sam Coleman 1973-76 59 7. Darrell Hamilton 1986-89 207 10. Isaiah Jackson 2008-10 24.74 Allen Rock 1983 59 8. Shaun Mitchell 1998-02 198 26. Vincent Saylor 2000 41 9. James Paul 2003, 05-07 195 Career Tackles For Loss 27. Darrell McWayne 1973-75 40 10. Bobby Tiner 1963, 65-67 186 Player Years TFL 28. Jim Faulkner 1958-60 37 Vaughn Edwards 1978-81 186 22. Dave Burnette 1983-84 25.0 Clayton Irey 1971-72 37 12. Ron Mallett 1978-81 184 Greg Hogue 1985-87 25.0 30. Nathan Dick 2009-10 33 13. Eddie Carmona 2008-10 182 Mike Steele 1985-88 25.0 Gary Davis 2001-04 25.0 Career Passing Yards Career PAT Made 26. Taylor Scott 2006-09 23.5 Player Years Yds Player Years PAT 27. Craig Lincoln 1989, 91-92 23.0 20. Darrell Hatchett 1967-70 1,130 1. Justin Smith 1999-02 138 Anthony Moore 1999-02 23.0 21. Allen Perry 1974-75, 77-78 1,094 James Paul 2003, 05-07 138 29. Chris Bell 1999, 01-03 22.5 22. Victor Turner 1984-87 1,088 3. Darrell Hamilton 1986-89 108 Chad Taylor 2001-04 22.5 23. Allen Rock 1983 878 4. Garrett Morgan 2002-05 104 31. Markell Carter 2007-09 22.0 24. Johnny Beard 1962-65 861 5. Curtis Burrow 1982-85 103 25. Mike Lally 1967-70 853 6. Eddie Carmona 2008-10 95 Career Sacks 26. Darrell McWayne 1973-75 705 Player Years Sacks 27. Jim Faulkner 1958-60 607 Career PAT Percentage 7. Dexter Coleman 1981-83 16.0 28. Mike New 1971 492 Player Years Pct. David Henson 1989-91 16.0 29. Nathan Dick 2009-10 430 1. James Paul 2003, 05-07 97.2 Chris Riggins 1990-93 16.0 2. Mark Osburn 1976, 78-80 96.4 10. Chris Pope 1993-96 15.5 Career Receiving Yards 3. Steve Strange 1990-91 94.6 11. Tom Howard 1983-85 15.0 Player Years Yds 4. Eddie Carmona 2008-10 94.1 Rick Sawyner 1988-91 15.0 12. Steven Nolan 2000-03 1,431 Jacob Ford 2005-06 15.0 13. Eric Ware 2004-08 1,406 Career Field Goals Made 14. Otis Chandler 1977, 79-80 14.0 14. Clifton Ealy 1977-78 1,373 Player Years FG Gary Davis 2001-04 14.0 15. John Cameron 1984-87 1,351 1. Curtis Burrow 1982-85 43 16. Shawn Hamilton 1988-91 13.0 16. Ben Faires 2002-05 1,300 2. Darrell Hamilton 1986-89 33 17. Cleon Brown 1980, 82-84 12.0 17. Willie C. Davis 1986-89 1,292 3. Justin Smith 1999-02 31 18. Taylor Scott 2006-09 11.5 18. Scott Schwartz 1985, 87-89 1,285 4. Eddie Carmona 2008-10 29 19. Markell Carter 2007-09 11.0 19. Randy Crowell 1967-70 1,272
20. Marquez Branson 2007-08 1,236 Career Field Goal Percentage 21. Willie Landers 2007-08, 10 1,188 Player Years Pct.
1. Pete Parks 1978 78.6 Career Receptions 2. Eddie Carmona 2008-10 72.5 Player Years Rec 3. Tony Nassar 1978-81 70.0 14. Steve Wood 1993-96 96 Preston Echols 2006-09 96 Career Average Yards/Punt Return 16. Clifton Ealy 1977-78 88 Player Years Avg. 17. Doug Mitchell 1979-82 86 1. Henry Hawk 1956-59 23.12 18. Randy Crowell 1967-70 85 2. Tristan Jackson 2006-07 14.71 Willie “City” Davis 1983-86 85 3. Isaiah Jackson 2008-09 14.08 20. Shawn Fisher 1995-98 83 21. Marquez Branson 2007-08 82 22. Landon Trusty 2000-03 78 Career Kick Return Yards 23. James Lovett 2008-09 76 Player Years Yds 24. Willie Landers 2007-08, 10 74 1. Anthony Lampkin 2003-04 1,076 2. Raphael McCuien 1994-96 1,054 Career Reception Touchdowns 3. Tyree Davis 1989-92 1,052 4. Shawn McGehee 1982-85 1,033 Player Years TD 5. Isaiah Jackson 2008-10 940 1. Ron Mallett 1978-81 30 6. Altrikii Brown 2001-02 901 2. Aaron Fairooz 2003-06 26 7. A.G. Sims 1987-89 897 3. Landon Trusty 2000-03 20 8. Danny Lyons 1971-74 819 4. John Cameron 1984-87 19 9. Cameron Kinard 2005-06 753 5. Marquez Branson 2007-08 18 10. Erron Bobo 1991-94 724 6. Clifton Ealy 1977-78 16 11. Tony Lockhart 1999-01 696 Tyree Davis 1989-92 16 12. TJ Adams 2008-10 690 8. Draylon Galloway 1999-02 15 Michael Norvell 2001, 03-05 15 10. Carl Thomas 2000-01 14 Career Average Yds./Kick Return Ben Faires 2002-05 14 Player Years Avg. 12. Doug Mitchell 1979-82 13 1. Kentrel Rogers 2002-05 28.27 Willie “City” Davis 1983-86 13 2. Raphael McCuien 1994-96 27.74 Tim Woods 1991-94 13 3. Nathaniel Daniel 1971-74 27.20 Willie Landers 2007-08, 10 13 4. Tristan Jackson 2006-07 25.90 University of Central Arkansas Bears
QB 14 NATHAN DICK JR 6-4 214 Allen, Texas (Arkansas) 4 Wynrick Smothers RsF 6-1 211 Destrehan, La. (Destrehan) RB 5 JACKIE HINTON SO 5-10 195 Houston, Texas (Houston) OFFENSE 23 Anthony Blackmon SO 5-10 196 Bentonville, Ark. (Bentonville) (or) 21 Terence Bobo SO 6-0 210 Atkins, Ark. (Atkins) FB 40 CHRIS MCKNIGHT JR 5-10 243 Mayflower, Ark. (Mayflower) (or) 81 Josh Ragland JR 6-3 251 Bolton, Tenn. (Bolton) LT 79 Rogeric Govan SO 6-4 285 Little Rock, Ark. (Middle Tenn. St.) 75 Dominique Allen RsF 6-3 270 Houston, Texas (Madison) LG 72 COREY HOWARD SO 6-1 278 Wichita Falls, Texas (Rider) 59 Jon-Mark Holden FR 6-1 270 Bentonville, Ark. (Bentonville) C 57 AUSTIN EMERSON SR 6-3 279 Sperry, Okla. (Northeastern Okla. A&M) 52 Nate Richards RsF 6-4 284 Keller, Texas (Keller) RG 77 JOE LEHOCKY JR 6-4 277 Albuqurque, N.M. (Cibola) 57 Austin Emerson SR 6-3 279 Sperry, Okla. (Northeastern Okla. A&M) RT 64 Brad Jakel JR 6-3 280 Weston, Wis. (Utah State) 74 Matt Dickerson JR 6-5 278 Monroe, La. (Neville) TE 18 BRENNAN RUSHING JR 6-2 237 Tempe, Ariz. (Phoenix College) 85 Jeremy Jester SO 6-3 253 Gatlinburg, Tenn. (Tennessee) X 11 WILLIE LANDERS SR 6-2 211 El Dorado, Ark. (El Dorado) 84 Dominique Croom SO 6-3 191 Cherokee, Ala. (Cherokee) Z 6 KENNETH ROBEY SR 5-9 186 Charleston, Miss. (Northeast Miss. CC) 84 Dominique Croom SO 6-3 191 Cherokee, Ala. (Cherokee) W 9 TJ ADAMS JR 6-1 187 Beckville, Texas (Beckville) 82 Joseph Harris JR 6-4 198 Lake Charles, La. (La Grange)
DE 8 MARKELL CARTER SR 6-4 248 Bartlesville, Okla. (Bartlesville) DEFENSE 93 Markeith Gaines 6-0 235 FR Theodore, AL (Theodore) BAN 26 TREY LIPPE JR 6-3 254 Vinita, Okla. (Vinita) 42 Jermayne Lett JR 6-2 236 Gautier, Miss. (East Mississippi CC) DT 78 Larry Duvall SO 6-3 270 Marianna, Ark. (Marianna) (or) 91 Matthew Hornbuckle RsF 6-2 270 Colleyville, TX (Buffalo) NG 90 Hutton Andrew SR 6-1 278 Owasso, Okla. (Owasso) 70 Lloyd Loggins SR 6-1 299 Dallas, Texas (Carter) SLB 44 Lamar Moore JR 5-11 204 Magnolia, Ark. (Magnolia) 49 Justin Heard RsF 6-2 210 Woodland, Ala. (Woodland) MLB 1 FRANK NEWSOME JR 6-2 221 Petal, Miss. (Pearl River CC) 55 Keaton Stigger RsF 6-1 228 Collierville, TN (Collierville) WLB 15 TOK OPELOYE SR 5-11 222 Cedar Hill, Texas (Cedar Hill) 31 Jessie Sims JR 6-0 232 Baker, La. (Baker) CB 33 Henry Minor SR 5-10 176 Baton Rouge, La. (Catholic) 13 Marcus Dumas SO 5-10 186 St. James, La. (St. James) CB 27 DESMOND WILCOX SO 5-11 174 Beaumont,Texas (Ozen) 19 Marcus Peters FR 6-2 180 Daingerfield, Texas (Daingerfield) SS 30 Jerrell McKnight JR 6-2 192 Grand Prairie, Texas (Grand Prairie) 12 Seth Allison SO 5-11 190 Stuttgart, AR (Stuttgart) FS 34 RADARIUS WINSTON SO 5-11 184 Bastrop, La. (Bastrop) 41 Karl Brady RsF 6-2 188 Memphis, Tenn. (Raleigh-Egypt)
SPECIAL PK/P 38 EDDIE CARMONA SR 6-0 211 Charleston, Ark. (Charleston) 47 David Bailey SO 5-9 176 Longview, Texas (Kilgore College) PR 7 DEREK OWENS SO 5-8 172 Russellville, Ark. (Russellville) 46 Clay Murphy FR 6-0 170 El Dorado, AR (El Dorado) KR 3 ISAIAH JACKSON JR 5-11 182 Conway, Ark. (Conway) 6 KENNETH ROBEY SR 5-9 186 Charleston, MS (Northeast Miss. CC) DS 36 DANIEL HERRINGTON SR 5-9 184 Magee, Miss. (Co-Lin CC) 58 Kirby O’Meara RsF 5-11 208 Georgetown, Texas (TCU) SS 58 KIRBY O’MEARA RsF 5-11 208 Georgetown, Texas (TCU) 57 Austin Emerson SR 6-3 279 Sperry, Okla. (Northeastern Okla. A&M) HD 7 DEREK OWENS SO 5-8 172 Russellville, Ark. (Russellville) 12 Seth Allison SO 5-11 190 Stuttgart, Ark. (Stuttgart) updated 9-8-10 UCA BEARS FOOTBALL
NO...... NAME...... PO...... YR...... HT...... WT...... HOMETOWN...... SCHOOL 1...... Frank Newsome...... LB...... 6-2...... 221...... JR...... Petal, Miss...... Pearl River CC 2...... Jim Youngblood...... QB...... 6-2...... 225...... SO...... Camden, Ark...... Arkansas 3...... Isaiah Jackson...... WR...... 5-11...... 182...... JR...... Conway, Ark...... Conway 4...... Wynrick Smothers...... QB...... 6-1...... 211...... RsF...... Destrehan, La...... Destrehan 5...... Jackie Hinton...... RB...... 5-10...... 195...... SO...... Houston, Texas...... Houston 6...... Kenneth Robey...... WR...... 5-9...... 186...... SR...... Charleston, Miss...... NE Mississippi CC 7...... Derek Owens...... WR...... 5-8...... 172...... SO...... Russellville, Ark...... Russellville 8...... Markell Carter...... DE...... 6-4...... 248...... SR...... Bartlesville, Okla...... Bartlesville 9...... TJ Adams...... WR...... 6-1...... 187...... JR...... Beckville, Texas...... Beckville 10...... Derrick Steele...... WR...... 6-2...... 184...... JR...... Utica, Miss...... E.Mississippi CC 11...... Willie Landers...... WR...... 6-2...... 211...... SR...... El Dorado, Ark...... El Dorado 12...... Seth Allison...... DB...... 5-11...... 190...... SO...... Stuttgart, Ark...... Stuttgart 13...... Marcus Dumas...... DB...... 5-10...... 186...... SO...... St. James, La...... St. James 14...... Nathan Dick...... QB...... 6-4...... 214...... JR...... Allen, Texas...... Arkansas 15...... Tok Opeloye...... LB...... 5-11...... 222...... SR...... Cedar Hill, Texas...... Cedar Hill 17...... Josh Jones...... DB...... 5-11...... 185...... SO...... Shreveport, LA...... Northwood 18...... Brennan Rushing...... TE...... 6-2...... 237...... JR...... Tempe, Ariz...... Phoenix College 19...... Marcus Peters...... DB...... 6-2...... 180...... FR...... Daingerfield, Texas...... Daingerfield 20...... Dominique Brown...... DB...... 5-10...... 190...... FR...... Galveston, Texas...... Ball 21...... Terence Bobo...... RB...... 6-0...... 210...... SO...... Atkins, Ark...... Atkins 23...... Anthony Blackmon...... RB...... 5-10...... 196...... SO...... Bentonville, Ark...... Bentonville 24...... Darrell Malone...... DB...... 6-2...... 188...... RsF...... Byhalia, Miss...... Byhalia 25...... Spencer Phillips...... LB...... 6-2...... 185...... FR...... Cedar Hill, Texas...... Cedar Hill 26...... Trey Lippe...... DE...... 6-3...... 254...... JR...... Vinita, Okla...... Vinita 27...... Desmond Wilcox...... DB...... 5-11...... 174...... SO...... Beaumont, Texas...... Ozen 28...... Jestin Love...... DB...... 6-0...... 195...... RsF...... West Memphis, Ark...... West Memphis 29...... Marcel Threat...... RB...... 5-9...... 185...... FR...... Rosenberg, Texas...... Lamar Consolidated 30...... Jerrel McKnight...... DB...... 6-2...... 192...... JR...... Grand Prairie, Texas...... Grand Prairie 31...... Jessie Sims...... LB...... 6-0...... 232...... JR...... Baker, La...... Baker 32...... Kirby O’Meara...... DS...... 5-11...... 208...... RsF...... Georgetown, Texas...... TCU 33...... Henry Minor...... DB...... 5-10...... 176...... SR...... Baton Rouge, La...... Catholic 34...... Radarius Winston...... DB...... 5-11...... 184...... SO...... Bastrop, La...... Bastrop 36...... Daniel Herrington...... DS...... 5-9...... 184...... SR...... Magee, Miss...... Co-Lin CC 37...... Brett Orr...... LB...... 6-0...... 224...... SR...... Deerfield Beach, Fla...... Hargrove Military 38...... Eddie Carmona...... PK/P...... 6-0...... 211...... SR...... Charleston, Ark...... Charleston 40...... Chris McKnight...... FB...... 5-10...... 243...... JR...... Mayflower, Ark...... Mayflower 41...... Karl Brady...... DB...... 6-2...... 188...... RsF...... Memphis, Tenn...... Raleigh-Egypt 42...... Jermayne Lett...... DE...... 6-2...... 236...... JR...... Gautier, Miss...... E. Mississippi CC 43...... Jon Watson...... FB...... 6-1...... 225...... FR...... Conway, Ark...... Conway Christian 44...... Lamar Moore...... LB...... 5-11...... 204...... JR...... Magnolia, Ark...... Magnolia 45...... John Miles...... DE...... 6-3...... 230...... FR...... Colleyville, Texas...... Colleyville Heritage 46...... Clay Murphy...... WR...... 6-0...... 170...... FR...... El Dorado, Ark...... El Dorado 47...... David Bailey...... P/PK...... 5-9...... 176...... SO...... Longview, Texas...... Kilgore College 49...... Justin Heard...... LB...... 6-2...... 210...... RsF...... Woodland, Ala...... Woodland 51...... Logan Roubique...... OL...... 6-2...... 281...... JR...... Port Allen, La...... Catholic HS 52...... Nate Richards...... OL...... 6-4...... 284...... RsF...... Keller, Texas...... Keller 54...... Calvin Ursin...... DL...... 5-11...... 272...... FR...... Destrehan, La...... Destrehan 55...... Keaton Stigger...... LB...... 6-1...... 228...... RsF...... Collierville, Tenn...... Collierville 57...... Austin Emerson...... OL...... 6-3...... 279...... JR...... Sperry, Okla...... NE Oklahoma A&M 59...... Jon-Mark Holden...... OL...... 6-1...... 270...... FR...... Bentonville, Ark...... Bentonville 64...... Brad Jakel...... OL...... 6-3...... 280...... JR...... Weston, Wis...... Utah State 66...... Kit Coleman...... DL...... 6-2...... 280...... SR...... Blytheville, Ark...... Blytheville 69...... Barrett Blaylock...... OL...... 6-2...... 269...... SO...... Fort Smith, Ark...... Cedarville 70...... Lloyd Loggins...... DL...... 6-1...... 299...... SR...... Dallas, Texas...... Carter 72...... Corey Howard...... OL...... 6-1...... 278...... SO...... Wichita Falls, Texas...... Rider HS 74...... Matt Dickerson...... OL...... 6-5...... 278...... JR...... Monroe, La...... Neville 75...... Dominique Allen...... OL...... 6-3...... 270...... RsF...... Houston, Texas...... Madison 77...... Joe Lehocky...... OL...... 6-4...... 277...... JR...... Albuquerque, N.M...... Cibola 78...... Larry Duvall...... DL...... 6-3...... 270...... SO...... Marianna, Ark...... Marianna 79...... Rogeric Govan...... OL...... 6-4...... 285...... SO...... Little Rock, Ark...... Middle Tenn. St. 81...... Josh Ragland...... TE...... 6-3...... 251...... JR...... Bolton, TN...... Bolton 82...... Joseph Harris...... WR...... 6-4...... 198...... JR...... Lake Charles, La...... La Grange 84...... Dominique Croom...... WR...... 6-3...... 191...... SO...... Cherokee, Ala...... Cherokee 85...... Jeremy Jester...... TE...... 6-3...... 252...... SO...... Gatlinbrug, Tenn...... Tennessee 87...... Davis Stephens...... DE...... 6-1...... 235...... RsF...... Memphis, TN...... Kingsbury 89...... Chase Dixon...... WR...... 6-4...... 205...... RsF...... Fort Smith, Ark...... Southside 90...... Hutton Andrew...... DL...... 6-1...... 278...... SR...... Owasso, Okla...... Owasso 91...... Matthew Hornbuckle...... DL...... 6-2...... 270...... RsF...... Colleyville, Texas...... Buffalo 92...... Taylor Schuyler...... DE...... 6-4...... 235...... FR...... Bixby, Okla...... Bixby 93...... Markeith Gaines...... DE...... 6-0...... 235...... FR...... Theodore, Ala...... Theodore 94...... LaMarquis King...... DE...... 6-4...... 218...... RsF...... Houston, Texas...... Aldine-Nimitz 95...... Caleb Noe...... P/PK...... 6-0...... 160...... FR...... Mount Washington, Ky...... Bullitt East 97...... Marshall Loyd...... DL...... 6-3...... 272...... FR...... Houston, Texas...... Aldine-Nimitz 99...... Justin Williams...... DL...... 6-3...... 275...... SO...... Galveston, Texas...... Ball 2010 Statistics
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