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DELTA DEVIL FOOTBALL Mississippi Valley State University Overall: 1-5, SWAC: 1-3 DELTA DEVIL FOOTBALL Mississippi Valley State University Overall: 1-5, SWAC: 1-3 Saturday, October 19, 2013 • 2 p.m. Prairie View, Texas • Blackshear Field MVSU Media Relations • (662) 254-3011 • www.mvsusports.com Football Contact: Kenneth Mister ([email protected]) 2013 Schedule Storylines 9/1 vs Florida A&M L, 10-27 9/7 vs Delta State L, 14-24 MVSU backup quarterback Jeremy Collins started for the 9/14 at Alcorn State L, 28-35 second time this season last week, when the Delta Devils 9/21 vs. Southern Univ. L, 7-17 10/5 at Alabama A&M W, 28-9 fell to Jackson State. He replaced the injured Patrick Ivy. 10/12 vs Jackson St. L, 26-17 10/19 at Prairie View 2 p.m. MVSU’s preseason All-SWAC safety Kevin Eugene 10/26 vs UAPB (HC) 2 p.m. returned last week after missing the Oct. 5 game at Ala- 11/2 at Grambling St. 2 p.m. bama A&M due to an injury. 11/9 vs Texas Southern 1 p.m. 11/16 vs Alabama St. 1 p.m. MVSU’s Julian Stafford matched a season-high with eight About the Game catches last week against Jackson State. He finished with 224 all-purpose yards. Live Stream: www.gwoodlive.com Junior college transfer Jarrod Lewis has stepped into the Radio: WVSD (91.7 FM) Play-by-Play: Lee Hall starting lineup as a starting tackle on the MVSU offensive Analyst: Link Edgett line. Sideline: Malcolm Miller Media Relations MVSU vs. Prairie View History Director: Kenneth Mister 2009: PV 38, MVSU 0 MVSU leads series 29-19 Phone...........................662-254-3011 2010: PV 34, MVSU 13 Cell Phone...................662-809-3960 2011: PV 43, MVSU 34 [email protected] 2012: MVSU 22, PV 20 Asst. Director: Kadarice Joyce Cell Phone...................601-624-2217 SWAC Standings [email protected] East Ov. Conf. West Ov. Conf. Jackson State 5-2, 5-0 Southern 3-3 3-1 Statistician:.....................Carmela Staten Alabama State 5-2 5-1 Prairie View 4-3 3-2 (MVSU home games) Alcorn State 5-2 3-1 Texas Southern 1-5 1-4 Public Address:................. Jerome Blake Alabama A&M 2-5 2-3 Ark.-Pine Bluff 0-6 0-4 (MVSU home games) Miss. Valley St. 1-5 1-3 Grambling State 0-7 0-4 MVSU Quick Facts SWAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK General Information OFFENSE name: Mississippi Valley State University accepted media references: September 2 Courtney Brown (PVAMU) Mississippi Valley State (initial reference use) September 9 Isaiah Crowell (ALST) & Mississippi Valley & MVSU Zach Pendleton (JKST) location: Itta Bena, Mississippi 38941 September 16 Dray Joseph (SU) founded: 1950 September 23 Lee Doss (SU) enrollment: 2,452 September 30 Jerry Lovelocke (PVAMU) nickname: Delta Devils October 7 Tommy Gooden (JKST) school colors: Forest Green and White stadium/capacity: Rice-Totten Stadium (10,000) October 14 Malcolm Cyrus (ALST) field: Charles Prophet Field Jerry Lovelocke (PVAMU) surface: Natural Grass October 21 affiliation: Division I (FCS) October 28 conference: Southwestern Athletic Conference November 4 acting president: Dr. Alfred Rankins, Jr. November 11 interim director of athletics Lee Smith senior woman administrator: Chenee Williams faculty athletic representative: Dr. Garfield Burke DEFENSE athletic department phone: (662) 254-3550 September 2 Robert Nelson (AAMU) athletic department fax: (662) 254-3639 September 9 Derrick Billups (ALST) September 16 Kourtney Berry (ALST) Support Staff September 23 Daerius Washington (AAMU) compliance: Chenee Williams sports medicine: Robert Long September 30 Carlton Jones (ALST) media relations: Kenneth Mister October 7 Terrance Hudson (MVSU) October 14 Leland Baker (ALST) October 21 Team Information October 28 2012 record: 5-6 November 4 2012 conference finish: 5-4 / 4th SWAC East November 11 returning letter winners: 32 returning offensive starters 7 returning defensive starters 4 SPECIALIST OF THE WEEK 2012 scoring: 17.0 ppg September 2 Cory Carter (TXSO) 2012 rushing / passing: 161.2 ypg / 122.1 ypg September 9 Darcy Williamson (JKST) 2011 total offense / defense: 283.3 ypg / 279.2 ypg September 16 Bobby Wenzig (ALST) September 23 Jeremiah Young (UAPB) Coaching Staff head coach: Karl Morgan (UCLA, 1984) September 30 Bobby Wenzig (ALST) overall record: 6-26 / 4th season October 7 Corey Carter (TXSO) school record: 6-26 / 4th season October 14 Haiden McCraney (ALCN) office phone: (662) 254-3567 October 21 best time to contact: Contact Athletic Communications October 28 running backs: Riley Murry (MVSU, 1984) November 4 offensive coordinator: Alex Jackson (Georgia, 2006) quarterbacks: Rick Worman (E. Washington, 1986) November 11 linebackers: Terrence Graves (Winston-Salem, 1994) defensive backs: Carlos Hollis (MVSU, 2013) NEWCOMER OF THE WEEK special teams/receivers: David Cunningham September 2 Jamespaul Bryant (PVAMU) Equipment Operations: Joseph Williams (Grambling St, 2008) September 9 Davon Jones (MVSU) September 16 Patrick Ivy (MVSU) History September 23 Travis Jatzlau (PVAMU) first year of football: 1953 conference membership: 1968 September 30 Kourtney Berry (ALST) conference championships: None October 7 Sean Fugate (MVSU) post-season appearances: Louisiana Tech, 1984 October 14 Quinterius Topinggs (ALST) result: 66-19, loss October 21 School All-Time Record 235-346-10 October 28 November 4 MVSU Depth Chart OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMS WR: 17 - Kenneth Dabney DE: 98 - Robert Simpson PK: 8 - Cherchen Galon 85 - Julian Stafford 57 - Cedric McField 45 - Kameron Stady WR: 84 - Richard Drake DT: 92 - Jeremiah Russell 12 - Jerrell Moore 99 - D’Ondre Jackson P: 8 - Cherchen Galon TE: 86 - Natron Brooks DT: 95 - Rico Shaw 45 - Kameron Stady 97 - Chris Wilson 90 - James Atkinson LT: 58 - Antonio Griggs DE: 96 - Sean Fugate LS: 41 - Tracy Newton 78 - Rodregus Scruggs 57 - Cedric McField LG: 70 - Justin Barner SAM: 54 - Jameel Franklin KR: 85 - Julian Stafford 61 - Kevin James 53 - Ju’Wan Brady C: 68 - Eddie Wright MIKE: 37 - Brandon Powe PR: 17 - Kenneth Dabney 75 - Wesley Steele 51 - DeShawn Davis RT: 76 - Jarrod Lewis WILL: 42 - Antonio Benson 78 - Rodregus Scruggs 43 - Worell Troup RG: 61 - Kevin James CB: 7 - Avery Boykin 65 - Granderson Givens 30 - Kevin Haymore QB: 9 - Patrick Ivy CB: 27 - Jeremy Johnson 14 - Jeremy Collins 5 - Stacy Oatis-Browne RB: 3 - Cortez Frizell S: 2 - Kevin Eugene 39 - Patrick Durr 31 - Le’Trey Jones FB: 49 - Jo’Nathan Davis S: 11 - Terrance Hudson 33 - Cody Gilchrist 22 - Davon Jones 2012 MVSU Offensive Starters QB RB FB WR WR WR/TE LT LG C RG RT Florida A&M P. Ivy C. Frizell J. Davis K. Dabney R. Drake N. Brooks A. Griggs J. Barner E. Wright K. James T. Wallace Delta State J. Collins P. Durr J. Davis R. Pargo R. Drake N. Brooks A. Griggs J. Barner E. Wright K. James T. Wallace Alcorn St. P. Ivy P. Durr J. Davis R. Pargo R. Drake N. Brooks A. Griggs J. Barner E. Wright K. James T. Wallace Southern P. Ivy P. Durr J. Davis R. Pargo R. Drake C. Gilchrist A. Griggs J. Barner E. Wright K. James T. Wallace Ala. A&M P. Ivy C. Frizell J. Davis K. Dabney R. Drake N. Brooks A. Griggs J. Barner E. Wright K. James J. Lewis Jackson St. J. Collins C. Frizell J. Davis K. Dabney R. Drake N. Brooks A. Griggs J. Barner E. Wright K. james J. Lewis Prairie View UAPB Grambling St. Tx. Southern Alabama St. 2012 MVSU Defensive Starters LE DT DT RE OLB MLB OLB RC FS SS LC Florida A&M J. Avery J. Russell R. Simpson S. Fugate J. Franklin B. Powe A. Benson A. Boykin D. Pegues K. Eugene J. Johnson Delta State J. Avery J. Russell R. Simpson S. Fugate J. Franklin B. Powe A. Benson A. Boykin D. Pegues K. Eugene J. Johnson Alcorn St. J. Avery J. Russell R. Simpson S. Fugate J. Franklin D. Davis A. Benson A. Boykin D. Pegues K. Eugene J. Johnson Southern R. Simpson J. Russell R. Shaw S. Fugate J. Franklin B. Powe A. Benson A. Boykin D. Jones K. Eugene J. Johnson Ala. A&M R. Simpson J. Russell R. Shaw S. Fugate J. Franklin B. Powe A. Benson A. Boykin T. Hudson L. Jones J. Johnson Jackson St. R. Simpson J. Russell R. Shaw S. Fugate J. Franklin B. Powe A. Benson A. Boykin T. Hudson K. Eugene J. Johnson Prairie View UAPB Grambling St. Tx. Southern Alabama St. Head Coach - Karl Morgan Veteran collegiate coach and former UCLA standout Karl Morgan enters his fourth season as the leader of the Mississippi Valley State football program. He was introduced as the 15th head coach at Missis- sippi Valley State University on January 11, 2010. Morgan also serves as defensive coordinator for the Delta Devils. He came to MVSU after serving five seasons as the defensive coordinator at the University of North Alabama. In his three seasons at the helm at MVSU, the Delta Devils have gone 6-26, but have continued to improve under Morgan. In 2011, Valley finished sixth in the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) in total defense and rushing offense. Then in 2012, the Delta Devils led the SWAC and ranked fourth in the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) in total defense, allowing just 279.18 yards per game. Valley also ranked second in the conference in scoring defense, while giving up just 18.7 points per game in 2012. The Delta Devils were atop the conference in rushing defense (116.2), pass defense efficiency (99.7) and interceptions (13). Meanwhile, MVSU allowed just 163 passing yards per game (2nd in the SWAC). While at MVSU, Morgan has coached six postseason All-SWAC Delta Devils – all named following the 2012 season. In 2012, Morgan became the first MVSU head football coach to lead the Delta Devils to victories over Southern and Grambling State in the same season since legendary coach Archie Cooley in 1984.
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