2009 Football Schedule

Sept. 3 University of Central Missouri ...... 7 p.m. Walton Stadium, Warrensburg, Mo.

Sept. 12 Saint Joseph’s College (Hall of Fame Day) ...... 1 p.m. Allgood-Bailey Stadium – Rolla, Mo.

Sept. 19 University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point ...... 1 p.m. Allgood-Bailey Stadium – Rolla, Mo.

Sept. 26 University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse ...... 4 p.m. Roger Harring Stadium – LaCrosse, Wis.

Oct. 3 University of Central Arkansas ...... 6 p.m. Estes Stadium – Conway, Ark.

Oct. 10 Drake University ...... 1 p.m. Drake Stadium – Des Moines, Iowa

Oct. 17 Northwestern Oklahoma State University ...... 1 p.m. Allgood-Bailey Stadium, Rolla, Mo.

Oct. 24 University of Saint Francis (Homecoming) ...... 1 p.m. Allgood-Bailey Stadium – Rolla, Mo.

Oct. 31 Lincoln University (Family Day/Senior Day) ...... 1 p.m. Allgood-Bailey Stadium – Rolla, Mo.

Nov. 7 Southwest Baptist University ...... 1 p.m. Plaster Stadium – Bolivar, Mo.

Nov. 14 Kentucky Wesleyan College ...... 12 p.m. Bullet Wilson Field, Owensboro, Ky. TABLE OF CONTENTS

2009 Schedule...... IFC Quick Facts/Media Information ...... 2 Allgood-Bailey Stadium ...... 3 About Missouri S&T ...... 4 Miner All-America Players ...... 6 Academic All-America Players ...... 7 Coaching Staff ...... 8 Missouri S&T Administration ...... 12 Missouri S&T Athletics Directory ...... 14

2009 Missouri S&T Miners 2009 Season Preview ...... 15 2009 Pre-Season Depth Chart ...... 17 2009 Miner Roster ...... 18 Returning Lettermen ...... 20 Returning Squad Members ...... 32 Newcomers ...... 39

2008 in Review 2008 Miner Statistics ...... 45 MINER FOOTBALL 2009 2008 Box Scores ...... 48 2008 Season Bests ...... 59

Miner Football History Miner Football Records ...... 60 Miner Top 10 Lists ...... 62 Top Single Game/Single Season Performances ...... 63 Annual Leaders...... 66 Performance Lists ...... 67 All-Time Results ...... 69 All-Time vs. Opponents ...... 74

2009 Miner Opponents ...... 79 Miner Football Boosters ...... 90 Missouri S&T Athletic Hall of Fame ...... 92

Credits

The 2009 Missouri S&T football media guide was produced by the sports information offi ce at Missouri S&T, with assistance from Joann Stiritz and Megan Kean-O’Brien in the university’s publications offi ce. Pho- tos and other information were provided by Lisa Cannon, Rolla Daily News, Brad Rupert, Jeff Jones Photog- raphy, Zachary Anderson-Boland and sports information directors from opposing institutions. The book was printed by the University of Missouri Printing Services. 1 MEDIA FACTS AND INFORMATION

Information for Incoming Media Quick facts Credentials for Miner games: Credentials will be assigned to news media covering the game. Press Location: Rolla, Mo. 65401 passes must be requested at least one day in Founded: 1870 Enrollment: 6,300 advance of the game to be covered. Please make all Chancellor: Dr. John F. Carney III requests to John Kean, Sports Information, Missouri Director of Athletics: Mark Mullin S&T, Rolla, Mo. 65401; phone number is (573) 341- Offi ce Phone: (573) 341-4175 4140. Head Football Coach: Kirby Cannon Coaching Record: 31-68 (11th year) Game services: Media representatives will receive a Offi ce Phone: (573) 341-4957 game program and game notes prior to the contest, Assistant Coach: Travis Boulware halftime statistics, and a fi nal game packet including Offi ce Phone: (573) 341-4191 play-by-play of the action. Refreshments and a Assistant Coach: Josh Richards Offi ce Phone: (573) 341-6897 pre-game meal are also available. Assistant Coach: Andy Ball Offi ce Phone: (573) 341-6226 Interview policy: Post-game interviews with Miner Assistant Coach: Kyran Weaver players are allowed. Please inform S&T Sports Offi ce Phone: (573) 341-4103 Information Director John Kean if you wish Student Assistant: Andrew Ravadge to interview S&T player(s) near the end of the 2008 Record: 7-4 game and he will make the player(s) available in a Home Field: Allgood-Bailey Stadium/Jackling Field designated area. Access to the S&T locker room is Capacity (Surface): 8,000 (grass) prohibited. Head Coach Kirby Cannon will be Press Box Phone: (573) 341-6054 Nickname: Miners available for interviews in the press box following Colors: Silver and Gold his post-game radio show. All interviews with players Conference: NCAA Division II Independent and coaches during the week must be cleared through Head Athletic Trainer: Tiffany King the S&T sports information offi ce. Interviews with Football Trainer: Greg Bozeka opposing players following the game must be arranged Offi ce Phone: (573) 341-4107 with that school’s sports information director. Sports Information Director: John Kean Offi ce Phone: (573) 341-4140 On the Web: Information on Missouri S&T athletics Cell Phone: (573) 233-6891 is available online at: sports.mst.edu. At that site, you Fax: (573) 341-4880 Email Address: [email protected] can receive up-to-date information on the university’s Website: sports.mst.edu 15 athletic teams and link into many other sites on Assistant Sports Information Director: Luke Rinne the Internet, such as the NCAA, the NCAA Division II Offi ce Phone: (573) 341-4140 home page and other NCAA Division II institutions. Email address: [email protected] Athletics Offi ce Telephone: (573) 341-4175 Media outlets

Newspapers: Rolla Daily News: 101 W. Seventh, Rolla, Mo. 65401; (573) 364-2468 Missouri Miner (S&T): Missouri S&T, Rolla, Mo. 65409; (573) 341-4235 Waynesville Daily Guide: Drawer S, Waynesville, Mo. 65583; (573) 336-3711 St. Louis Post-Dispatch: 900 No. Tucker, St. Louis, Mo. 63101; (314) 340-8170 Kansas City Star: 1729 Grand Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 64108; (816) 234-4355 Springfi eld News-Leader: 651 Boonville, Springfi eld, Mo. 65806; (417) 836-1118 Radio: KTTR/KZNN: 1505 Soest, Rolla, Mo. 65401; (573) 364-2525 MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL KMST (S&T): 400 W. 14th, G-4 Library, Rolla, Mo. 65409; (573) 341-4386 Television: KRCG: P.O. Box 659, Jefferson City, Mo. 65102; (573) 896-5144 KOLR: 2650 E Division, Springfi eld, Mo. 65803; (417) 862-6397 2 KSPR: 1359 St. Louis St., Springfi eld, Mo. 65808; (417) 831-1234 KYTV: 999 W Sunshine, Springfi eld, Mo. 65807; (417) 831-0000 ALLGOOD-BAILEY STADIUM

Fans attending Miner football games have beautiful surroundings to watch games on the campus. Allgood-Bailey Stadium is in its 43rd year as the home the Miners and has undergone a few changes over the years. The most recent makeover took place following the 2000 season, thanks to a $1.5 million gift from alumnus and former Miner player Keith Bailey and his wife, Pat. The couple’s donation led to the construction of lights, a new restroom and concession facility for the stadium and an all-weather track for the university’s track and fi eld program. In the summer of 2006, the locker room facilities were renovated with additional plans for upgrades at the facility. During the groundbreaking ceremony in October 2000, S&T offi cials announced that the stadium complex would be named Allgood-Bailey Stadium in honor of retired S&T coach Dewey Allgood. Bailey, a 1964 graduate of S&T who served as chair, president and chief executive offi cer of The Williams Companies Inc. in Tulsa, says Allgood was a major infl uence during Bailey’s years at S&T. Allgood spent 40 years as a coach at the university and was the Miners’ head football coach when the facility, built as part of a package with the Gale Bullman Multi-Purpose Building, opened for play in 1967.

The stadium retained the name of the old fi eld which hosted Miner football from 1915 to 1966. It was named for MINER FOOTBALL 2009 alumnus Daniel Cowan Jackling, who donated $5,000 to construct the original Jackling Field that stood just south of Bishop Avenue; the location is now the site of several campus buildings near the Curtis Laws Wilson Library. A plaque on campus between the Humanities/Social Science and Computer Science buildings marks the spot where the original fi eld was located. The current facility seats 8,000 spectators, with a steel grandstand on the east side and another set of bleachers on the opposite side. A dressing room facility, which includes locker rooms, meeting rooms, storage areas and offi ces, is located at the south end of the facility. The 810-square-foot stadium press box stands atop the west stands. The fi rst game in the facility was played in 1967, before the stadium was completed. A total of 5,000 temporary bleachers were used during the fi rst year and the complex was completed by the start of the 1969 season. The 73rd Missouri General Assembly provided $2 million for the construction project in 1965. Construction was performed by the Maggi Construction Co. Inc. of Rolla. In the summer of 1998, a new grass playing fi eld was installed by Munie Outdoor Services of Caseyville, Ill., the same fi rm that installed the grass baseball fi eld at St. Louis’ Busch Stadium II. Maggi Inc. and CSE Enterprises were the lead contractors during the 2001 stadium renovation.

Stadium Facts Miners’ Year-by-Year Record Opened: 1967, renovated in 2001 at Allgood-Bailey Stadium Cost: $2 million, $1.5 million for renovation First game: Sept. 16, 1967; Miners defeated Harding 25-14 1967...... 1-5 1983...... 5-0 1999...... 0-5 First night game: Sept. 1, 2001: Miners beat Quincy 45-12 1968...... 2-2 1984...... 4-1 2000...... 1-5 Playing surface: Grass (new fi eld installed in 1998) 1969...... 3-1 1985...... 3-1 2001...... 1-4 First Touchdown: Robert Nicodemus, S&T vs. Harding, 1970.....3-1-1 1986...... 2-4 2002...... 0-6 Sept. 16, 1967 (43-yard run) 1971...... 3-2 1987...... 2-3 2003...... 0-5 First Field Goal: Larry Oliver, S&T vs. Missouri State University, 1972...... 0-5 1988...... 2-2 2004...... 2-4 Oct. 14, 1967 (30 yards) 1973.....2-2-1 1989...... 0-5 2005...... 4-2 Most Points (S&T): 63 vs. Southwest Baptist, Nov. 8, 2008 1974...... 3-1 1990...... 0-4 2006...... 4-1 Most Points (opponent): 91, Pittsburg State, Sept. 25, 2004 1975.....0-5-1 1991...... 3-3 2007...... 3-2 Most Points (both teams): 118, S&T vs. Pittsburg State, 1976.....2-2-1 1992...... 1-3 2008...... 4-1 Sept. 25, 2004 (PSU won 91-27) 1977...... 5-2 1993...... 2-4 Longest Winning Streak: 16 games, Oct. 31, 1981 to Oct. 27, 1984 1978...... 5-1 1994...... 2-2 Longest Unbeaten Streak: 19 games, Sept. 26, 1981 to Oct. 27, 1984 1979.....2-2-1 1995...... 1-4 Longest Losing Streak: 15 games, Sept. 15, 2001 to Nov. 15, 2003 1980...... 5-0 1996...... 2-4 Miners’ record at facility: 92-115-6 1981.....4-1-1 1997...... 2-3 1982...... 5-0 1998...... 0-5 3 ABOUT MISSOURI S&T

Campus overview

Missouri S&T is one of the top technological research universities in the nation. Surrounded by Ozarks scenery (Rolla is about 100 miles west of St. Louis), the campus is accessible, safe and friendly. Known for its engineering programs, S&T also offers degrees in the sciences, liberal arts, humanities and business. About 6,300 students are currently enrolled in classes, making S&T big enough to accommodate a diverse population but small enough for individuals to stand out. S&T students are expected to actively participate in the processes of getting an education, whether that means joining a student design team, participating in intercollegiate athletics, conducting research with faculty members, helping to assure safe drinking water in a Central American community, or planning activities for the campus’s Did you know? next St. Pat’s celebration. Upon graduation, these experienced students are in extremely high demand by companies across - Approximately 96 percent of all reporting graduates secure a position in the fi eld of the nation and around the world. their choice within three months of Without exceptional faculty members and involved graduation. alumni, it wouldn’t be possible to give these students a world-class education. The campus currently employs - Missouri S&T graduates earn the highest astronauts, bridge builders, chemists, fi lmmakers, historians, starting salaries in the Midwest ($57,000 pyrotechnicians, rocket scientists, solar energy experts and average), according to Payscale Inc. video bloggers. S&T graduates, many of whom give time and money back to the university, work on the International Space - Missouri S&T offers more than 65 degree- Station, play professional poker, run NASCAR teams, search granting academic programs, including 19 engineering fi elds. for cancer cures, win Academy Awards and lead Fortune 500 companies. - Student-to-faculty ratio is 16:1. S&T is a campus in motion. With more than 200 student organizations on campus, there’s a place for everyone - Average class size is 29 students. to get involved. Students can be seen pedaling human- powered vehicles in the shadow of Toomey Hall, the new - Average lab size is 17 students. mechanical and aerospace engineering complex, or build- ing solar-powered cars and houses. Mining engineers are - Missouri S&T hosts more than 25 research growing oil-producing algae underground while materials centers, labs and institutes. scientists are learning how to mend broken bones with glass - Missouri S&T ranks among the Top 25 in in their laboratories. Founded in 1870, the University of Forbes magazine’s list of most entrepreneurial Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy was the fi rst American campuses.

MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL technological institution west of the Mississippi River. One of four campuses in the University of Missouri System, - More than 80 percent of students receive the name was changed to the University of Missouri-Rolla in fi nancial aid. 1964 and changed to its current name of Missouri University of Science and Technology in 2008. 4 ATHLETICS AT MISSOURI S&T

About athletics

Missouri S&T boasts a competitive athletic program as a member of NCAA Division II and the Great Lakes Valley Conference in all of its sports except football (playing as a NCAA Division II independent) and swimming (aligned with the New South Intercollegiate Swimming Conference). With the recent addition of women’s volleyball, S&T fi elds eight men’s and seven women’s varsity teams. Missouri S&T student-athletes have shown success at the national level both on the fi eld and in the classroom.

On the fi eld

S&T teams have fi nished in the top 10 at the national level for 12 of the past 13 seasons. S&T has won four NCAA national championships on an individual basis in swimming during the past seven seasons, with Zlatan Hamzic capturing the title in the 200-yard breaststroke at the 2009 NCAA Division II Championships. S&T’s 200- yard freestyle relay team won back-to-back Division II championships in 2001 and 2002, while the 400-yard freestyle relay team took home a national title in 2002. The Miner swimming team has fi nished among the top four in the nation in each of the last three years, headed by a runner-up fi nish at the 2008 national meet. Missouri S&T’s men’s track and fi eld team swept the GLVC championships in 2009 and combined with the women’s team to send eight individuals to national competition -- and all of them fi nished among the top eight to earn All-America honors. S&T’s football team matched its best record over the last 23 seasons last year, while the men’s soccer, women’s basketball and softball teams all qualifi ed for GLVC post-season play. The Lady Miner basketball and softball teams have made NCAA regional competition in recent years, with the basketball team making it to the MINER FOOTBALL 2009 championship game of the NCAA Great Lakes Regional in 2008. Since 1935, Missouri S&T athletic teams have won or shared 37 league titles.

In the classroom

S&T is proud of its academic reputation as one of the top institutions for science and technology. The results are shown in the consistently strong performance of the student-athletes on the S&T campus. During the 2008-09 academic year, a total of 204 student-athletes at S&T fi nished with a 3.0 or better GPA, a total that included 45 members of the football team. Forty student-athletics also fi nished the school year with a 4.0 GPA. The university also has a high number of selections to the academic teams in the past year that were released by the Great Lakes Valley Conference, Great Lakes Football Conference and New South Intercollegiate Swimming Conference. A total of 101 S&T student-athletes were selected to the GLVC’s All-Academic team for the 2008-09 school year, the sixth-best total in the 14-team conference. S&T student-athletes have won 52 Academic All-America awards, as selected by CoSIDA and its program sponsors, and 158 Academic All-District awards during the past 17 years. In addition, numerous teams and individuals have been honored for their success as student-athletes by their various national organizations. In the past year, two S&T student-athletes earned ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America honors. A total of 12 individuals were named to their selected Academic All-District teams during the 2008-09 season. S&T has had 21 Academic All-America selections over the past fi ve 5 seasons for a total of 31 since 2000, the fourth-best total in NCAA Division II. ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS

Ed Kromka (1941): Kromka was the fi rst Miner to earn All-America honors as he was named to the Little All-America Team. Kromka, who died in 1971, was one of the charter inductees into the Miner Athletic Hall of Fame in 1987.

Frank Winfi eld (1969): Winfi eld was named to the Kodak All-America Team at offensive guard after a standout year that saw S&T post its fi rst winning record in years. Winfi eld was inducted into Miner Athletic Hall of Fame in 1990.

Merle Dillow (1974): Dillow was chosen to the Kodak All-America Team after a 50-catch, 786-yard season. He shares the record with eight touchdown catches in one season. Dillow was inducted into the Miner Athletic Hall of Fame in 2000.

Bill Grantham (1980): Grantham was named to the Kodak All-America Team after helping lead the Miners to a 10-0 record and No. 10 fi nal national ranking in 1980. He holds the MIAA record with 29 career interceptions. Grantham was inducted into the Miner Athletic Hall of Fame in 1997.

Eivind Listerud (1993): Listerud was the most recent selection to an All-America team, as he was chosen to the Kodak All-America Team after a season where he was one of the nation’s most accurate placekickers. He also earned second-team GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-America honors that season.

Cole Drussa (2003-04): Drussa was the fi rst Miner player to earn All-America honors in two different seasons, doing so following the 2003 and 2004 campaigns. In 2003, he earned second- team All-America honors from Football Gazette after a year in which he was among the national reception leaders for tight ends. Drussa caught 55 passes for 601 yards on the season with fi ve touchdowns in 2003. The following season, Drussa was a consensus All-America pick after catching 69 passes for 790 yards and seven touchdowns. He was a fi rst-team All-America pick by Daktronics and Football Gazette, second-team by D2Football.com and third team on the Associated Press Little All-America Team. In addition, he was a fi rst-team choice to ESPN The Magazine’s Academic All-America Team.

Joe Winters (2006): Winters was named to Football Gazette’s All-America squad as an honorable mention pick after breaking the school record for passing yards in a season with 3,724. Winters also threw 35 touchdown passes on the season to earn fi rst-team all-conference honors in the Great Lakes Football Conference.

Ashton Gronewold (2005-06-07): Gronewold completed a standout career in the 2007 season by being selected to the Associated Press Little All-America First Team, Daktronics and Football Gazette second team and D2Football.com third team. In 2007, Gronewold accumulated a school record 2,250 yards and was named a regional fi nalist for the Harlon Hill Award. As a MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL junior, he was selected to the Associated Press Little All-America second team, Football Gazette’s third team and D2Football.com’s honorable mention squad after a season where he broke the S&T single-season marks for receiving. His 78 catches for 1,120 yards and 15 touchdowns broke his totals of 75 receptions and 1,080 yards in 2005 that netted honorable mention 6 All-America laurels from Football Gazette. He was named Great Lakes Football Conference’s “Offensive Player of the Year” in 2006. ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS

S&T is proud of its academic reputation as one of the top institutions for science and technology. The results are also shown in the consistently strong performance of the student-athletes on the S&T campus. During the 2008-09 academic year, a total of 204 student-athletes at S&T fi nished with a 3.0 or better GPA, a total that included 45 members of the football team. Forty student-athletics also fi nished the school year with a 4.0 GPA. The university also has a high number of selections to the academic teams in the past year that were released by the Great Lakes Valley Conference, Great Lakes Football Conference and New South Intercollegiate Swimming Conference. A total of 101 S&T student-athletes were selected to the GLVC’s All-Academic team for the 2008-09 school year, the sixth-best total in the 14-team conference. Jordan Henry, an All-America performer for the men’s track and fi eld team, was named as the winner of the 2009 GLVC Paragon Award as the conference’s top student-athlete. In the past year, two S&T student-athletes earned ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America honors. A total of 12 individuals were named to their selected Academic All- District teams during the 2008-09 season. S&T has had 21 Academic All-America selections over Cole Drussa was a fi rst-team Academic All-America MINER FOOTBALL 2009 the past fi ve seasons for a total of 31 since 2000, the selection in 2004, the same year in which he was named fourth-best total in NCAA Division II. All-America at tight end on the fi eld.

MISSOURI S&T ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS

Kim Colter Paul Janke Randy Hauser Bob Pressly Tom Reed Jim Pfeiff er Mark Diamond DB, 1972 OL, 1980 DB, 1982 DL, 1982 RB, 1986 OL, 1987-88 DB, 1991 First Team First Team Second Team Second Team First Team First Team Second Team

Top NCAA Division II Academic All-America Producing Schools of the 2000s

School Conference Total Don Huff Eivind Listerud Brian Gilmore 1. Pittsburg State ...... MIAA ...... 46 DB, 1991-92 PK, 1993 LB, 1994-95-96 2. Truman State ...... MIAA ...... 45 First Team Second Team First Team 3. Wingate ...... South Atlantic ...... 34 4. Missouri S&T ...... MIAA/GLVC ...... 31 5. Indianapolis ...... GLVC ...... 30 6. Adams State ...... Rocky Mountain ...... 23 7. Barry...... Sunshine State ...... 20 T8. Abilene Christian ...... Lone Star ...... 18 T8. Central Missouri ...... MIAA ...... 18 T10. Emporia State ...... MIAA ...... 16 Curt Kimmel Cole Drussa Phil Shin T10. Missouri Southern ...... MIAA ...... 16 DL, 2001-02 TE, 2004 WR, 2005 7 Second Team First Team First Team HEAD COACH: KIRBY CANNON

The Kirby Cannon fi le

1979-80 Quarterback, Missouri State University 1981-82 Assistant coach, Ozark (Mo.) High School (Defensive coordinator) 1983-84 Graduate assistant coach, Iowa State University (Tight ends/Special teams) 1985-88 Assistant coach, North Central College (Defensive coordinator) 1989-94 Assistant coach, Truman State University (Defensive backs, became defensive coordinator in 1993) 1995-96 Assistant coach, Northern Michigan University (Assistant head coach/defensive coordinator) 1997-98 Assistant coach, Western Illinois University (Defensive backs) 1999-present Head coach, Missouri S&T

Kirby Cannon will begin his 11th season as the head later broken by the 2008 Miners. football coach at S&T after the Miners posted one of the most successful years in recent history in 2008. The Miners fi nished 4-7 in 2007 during a season in which the Miners battled numerous injuries. Missouri Cannon guided the Miners to a record of 7-4 S&T lost its top two quarterbacks to season-ending during the year as the Miners had one of the nation’s injuries within the fi rst four weeks of the season, yet top offensive units, as they led the Great Lakes Football won three of its last four games to fi nish the campaign Conference in total offense and ranked 12th nationally on a high note. with its average of 449.5 yards per game. S&T’s scoring average of 37.1 points a game ranked 13th in NCAA Cannon came to S&T in 1999 with the task of Division II. rebuilding a Miner program that went through a diffi cult stretch during the 1990s. The Miners went 3-8 Defensively, the Miners led the GLFC in rushing in 2004, which included a victory over No. 23-ranked defense and were second overall defensively as they University of Central Missouri, while facing a slate that held their opponents to 274 points, the lowest total in included three teams that made the NCAA Division II 14 seasons. playoffs. The Miners showed annual improvement in their play during Cannon’s tenure while playing in the The 7-4 record in 2008 marked the Miners’ third powerful Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics winning season in the last four years. Association through the 2004 season.

The Miners fi nished 2006 with a 6-5 record on the Cannon, who had been an assistant coach at heels of a 7-4 mark in 2005, which was the program’s Western Illinois University prior to his selection as the fi rst winning record since 1985. As an NCAA Division II Miners’ head coach in December 1998, played against independent, S&T has used its record-setting offense the Miners while at Missouri State University and to make strides on the fi eld, as it had the nation’s top coached against S&T as an assistant at Truman State passing offense in 2006 and won three games over University. teams from the NCAA Division I-AA ranks; the Miners have fi ve wins over I-AA opponents in the last four A native of Alexandria, Mo., Cannon faced the seasons. Miners as a quarterback at Missouri State, where he MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL received his bachelor’s degree in physical education S&T averaged 350.9 yards per game through the in 1981. He began his coaching career that year as the air in 2006 behind the arm of Joe Winters, the national defensive coordinator at Ozark High School in leader in total offense. A year earlier, the Miners set southwest Missouri and helped lead that team to its 8 new modern day records for points scored with 379 fi rst playoff appearance in school history. and in yards per game with 433.8, marks that were HEAD COACH: KIRBY CANNON MINER FOOTBALL 2009

After that two-year stint, Cannon joined the winning seasons during both of those years and had collegiate ranks as a graduate assistant coach at Iowa a two-year record of 14-6. State University with his primary duties being his work with the tight ends and special teams. Cannon, Prior to his arrival at S&T, Cannon was an assistant who also completed work on his master’s degree at coach at Western Illinois University, primarily ISU in 1985, spent one of those two years as the head coaching the defensive backs. Over that span, WIU coach of the junior varsity program and one year as was ranked second in NCAA Division I-AA in 1997 and acting recruiting coordinator. reached the national semifi nals in 1998, falling in that round to eventual runner-up Georgia Southern. His next position was defensive coordinator at North Central College in Naperville, Ill., where he While at Missouri State, Cannon played helped a struggling program improve to a 19-18-1 quarterback for the Bears’ football team and pitched mark over the next four years -- the school’s best four- for the baseball team. He held the school record for year record in 30 seasons. That helped him get the career pitching wins (25) until it was broken in 2003 position of defensive backs coach at Truman State in by current Oakland Athletics pitcher Brad Ziegler. He 1989. He was elevated in 1993 to defensive received his bachelor’s degree in physical education coordinator. from the university in 1981.

While at Truman, Cannon also served as recruiting At S&T, Cannon will work on the defensive side of coordinator and helped bring in players that led the the ball for the eighth straight season after working Bulldogs to a record of 42-22 over a six-year span and with the offensive backs during his fi rst three seasons to three appearances in the NCAA Division II playoffs. at the helm of the Miner program. Truman State fi nished second to Division II power Pittsburg State in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Cannon and his wife, Lisa, have one son, Josh. Athletics Association in each of the playoff years.

When Bulldog head coach Eric Holm left Truman State after the 1994 season, Cannon followed him to Northern Michigan University to serve in the same 9 roles for the next two years. Northern Michigan had COACHING STAFF

Travis Boulware, Assistant Coach (Secondary)

Travis Boulware is beginning his 23rd season on the Miner staff as the defensive backfi eld coach. Last season, the Miner defense held its opponents to 274 points, the lowest total in 14 seasons. S&T’s defense ranked second overall in the Great Lakes Football Conference as well as in pass defense, where it held the opposition to just over 219 yards per game. Boulware came to Missouri S&T in 1987 from Washburn University, where he served as the defensive backs coach. In 1986, Washburn’s defense ranked fi rst against the pass in the Central States Intercollegiate Conference. While coaching the defensive backs for a majority of his tenure at S&T, Boulware coached the running backs during the 1997 and 1998 seasons. He returned to the secondary in 1999. Boulware, a 1982 graduate of Tennessee Technological University, played defensive back for the school’s football team for two seasons. Prior to that, he spent two years at Chowan Junior College in North Carolina. Boulware also received his master’s degree from Tennessee Tech. A native of High Point, N.C., Boulware also served as S&T’s baseball coach for 13 seasons from 1991-2003. The Miners were 20-19 in the 2003 season, their second winning season in his fi nal three years as head coach. S&T also fi nished as runner-up in the MIAA Tournament to NCAA Division II World Series participant University of Central Missouri in 1997.

Josh Richards, Assistant Coach (Offensive Coordinator)

Josh Richards begins his fi fth season on the Miners’ coaching staff and third as the team’s offensive coordinator after leading the S&T offense to record-setting marks during the 2008 season. The Miners set school records for points scored with 408 and offensive yards with 4,945 last fall, while eclipsing the 50-point mark on three occasions. S&T had its high- est point total in a game in 85 seasons and also scored 60 or more points in back-to-back games for the fi rst time since 1914 during the course of the 2008 season. Missouri S&T led the Great Lakes Football Conference in total offense last year and ranked 12th nationally with its average of 449.5 yards per game. S&T’s scoring average of 37.1 points a game ranked 13th in NCAA Division II. The Miners averaged 30.4 points and 376.6 yards per game during the 2007 campaign and eclipsed the 40-point mark in three of the fi nal four games of the year. Missouri S&T, which had been the NCAA Division II passing champion in 2006, showed more balance as the running game accounted for 138.4 yards per game. Richards, who played his high school football at Rolla High School, joined the Miner coaching staff in 2005 after a four-year stint as the head coach at John F. Hodge High School in St. James, Mo. In his last two seasons at the high school level, his teams averaged more than 330 yards and more than 30 points per game with a team that included current Miner wide receiver Chad Shockley. Prior to taking the head coaching position in St. James, Richards spent two years as the head coach of the reshman team at Rolla High School and one year as the head coach of the junior high team at Waynesville High School. Richards is a graduate of Central Methodist University, where he was the captain of the Eagles’ 1997 team and a three-year letterman in the program. He started at quarterback for CMU’s team for two seasons.

Andrew Ravadge, Assistant Coach (Offensive Line) MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL Andrew Ravadge begins his second season as the Miners’ graduate assistant coach and will work with the team’s offensive line. Ravadge, a native of Cupertino, Calif., started for two seasons with the Miners on the offensive line at center. Prior to coming to Missouri S&T, Ravadge spent two years at 10 DeAnza College in California. He earned his bachelor’s degree in business. COACHING STAFF

Andy Ball, Assistant Coach (Offensive Line)

Andy Ball, begins his third season as the Miners’ offensive line coach. Ball worked with an offensive unit that set a modern day school record for points as the Miners scored 408 points in the 2008 campaign. Missouri S&T averaged 158.9 yards per game on the ground last season -- an improvement of 20 yards over the 2007 season -- and racked up a school record 4,945 offensive yards in the process. In his fi rst year at S&T, Ball worked with a unit that helped improve the Miner running game as S&T had six 100-yard rushing performances during the season. Ball previously served on the coaching staffs at Culver-Stockton College and the University of Central Missouri before joining the S&T staff last fall. He had spent the last three seasons at Culver-Stockton as the offensive line and strength coach, while also working with various aspects of the special teams. Prior to his stint at Culver-Stockton, Ball served as a graduate assistant on the staff at UCM. He worked in all aspects of the Mules’ program, including assisting on special teams, game planning and video breakdowns as well as strength and conditioning. Ball also directed the UCM summer speed camp. As a student assistant, he assisted in coaching the outside linebackers and special teams. He received his bachelor’s degree from UCM in 2001 and his master’s degree from the university two years later. Ball’s father, Randy, previously served as the head coach at Western Illinois University and Missouri State Uni- versity. He is married and lives in Rolla.

Kyran Weaver, Assistant Coach (Defensive Line) MINER FOOTBALL 2009

Kyran Weaver, a four-year letterwinner for the Missouri S&T football team, is in his third year as the defensive line coach. Weaver coached a defensive line that was stout against the run last season, as it ranked atop the Great Lakes Football Conference in rushing defense. The Miner defense fi nished second overall in the GLFC in 2008. Weaver fi nished his playing career after the 2005 season and spent the 2006 campaign as a student assistant coach while completing work on his bachelor’s degree in biological sciences. He coached the defensive line during the 2006 season when the Miners fi nished with a 6-5 record. During his career at S&T, Weaver played on the defensive line and had a career-high 47 tackles during the 2002 season. He had 14 tackles and three sacks in his senior year and also had an interception which he returned for a touchdown. His younger brother, Kellen, is a junior linebacker on the 2008 Miner roster.

Erik Kruppe, Assistant Coach (Linebackers)

Erik Kruppe, who spent three seasons on the Miner coaching staff earlier in the decade, returns to the Missouri S&T staff in 2009 as an assistant coach. Kruppe will work with the linebackers, a duty he handled when he was on the staff from 2004-06. Kruppe has spent the last two seasons at Arkansas Tech University where he served as the defensive line coach. A 1999 graduate of Illinois Wesleyan University, Kruppe was a four-year letterman at linebacker at the school. He began his coaching career at North Park College that fall and also spent the summer of 1999 assisting at Maine East High School in the Chicago suburbs. While at Truman State, Kruppe coached four linebackers that earned fi rst-or-second team honors from the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association, including Tameem Yehyawi, a second-team All-America selection in 2003. Two seasons later at S&T, he coached linebacker Mario Gant, who was selected as the 2005 defensive “Player 11 of the Year” by the Independent Football Alliance. MISSOURI S&T ADMINISTRATION

Dr. John F. Carney III, Missouri S&T Chancellor

Dr. John F. Carney III, former provost and vice president for academic affairs at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester, Mass., began his tenure as chancellor at Missouri S&T on Sept. 1, 2005. A 40-year veteran of higher education, Carney served as WPI’s provost and vice president for academic affairs from 1996 through 2004. In that capacity, he hired more than half of the current tenured and tenure-track faculty. He was involved with the creation of the Center for Educational Development, Technology and Assessment, led the renovation of several WPI laboratories, bolstered the campus’s Interdisciplinary and Global Studies Division, and made WPI, one of the nation’s oldest technological universities, a more welcoming place for female faculty members. A civil engineer by training, Carney earned a bachelor’s degree from Merrimack College in North Andover, Mass., in 1963. He also earned master’s and Ph.D. degrees in civil engineering from Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill., in 1964 and 1966, respectively. Carney began his academic career at the University of Connecticut, where he served on the civil engineering faculty from 1966-1981. He then joined Auburn University in Auburn, Ala., as professor and head of the civil engineering department, a position he held until 1983, when he joined Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn., as a professor of civil engineering. At Vanderbilt, he served as associate dean for graduate affairs (1989) and then associate dean for research and graduate affairs (1993). He joined the faculty and administration at WPI in 1996. The fi eld of impact mechanics has been Carney’s major research interest for more than 30 years. During this period, he was awarded a series of grants and contracts with the National Science Foundation, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the Federal Highway Administration, British Rail, the Advanced Railway Research Centre, and the Departments of Transportation in the states of Connecticut, Washington, Alabama, Georgia, Colorado, and Tennessee. This research activity resulted in the development and implementation of a whole series of impact attenuation devices employed in motorway safety applications in the United States and overseas. Carney holds nine patents in this area. In addition, his work with the railroad research community in Great Britain has led to new concepts for improving the crashworthiness of trains. Carney is the author of more than 140 technical publications in the area of structural mechanics and has been active on numerous National Research Council committees. He is also a fellow of the American Society of Engineers.

Dr. Debra Robinson, Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs

Dr. Debra A.G. Robinson is in her seventh year as the campus’s vice chancellor for student affairs. She took over the position Jan. 1, 2003, after spending two years as S&T’s associate vice chancellor for student and international affairs. Robinson joined the S&T student affairs staff in 1980 as a counseling psychologist. She later was assistant director and associate director of the S&T Counseling Center, and served as director of S&T’s Center for Personal and Professional Development from 1990 through 2001. In 2001, she was appointed associate vice chancellor for student and international affairs. She is responsible for directing S&T’s leadership development pro- grams, coordinating several administrative functions within the division, coordinating staff development and training efforts, and managing relationships with external constituents. She also serves as an adjunct faculty member in the engineering management department. Robinson earned her bachelor of arts degree in psychology from the University of Illinois at Springfi eld in 1976 and her master of arts and doctorate degrees in counseling psychology from the University of Illinois at

MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL Champaign-Urbana in 1977 and 1980, respectively. She is a member of the American Psychological Association, the International Coaching Federation and the Society of Psychologists in Management. She also remains active as a management and coaching consultant, and has written numerous papers and book chapters on a broad array of topics, including leadership development, engineering education, career opportunities, women in engineering, and how students adapt to college life. 12 MISSOURI S&T ADMINISTRATION

Mark Mullin, Director of Athletics

Mark Mullin is in his 18th year as Missouri S&T’s director of athletics, where he oversees a program that won four championships while it was affi liated with the Mid- America Intercollegiate Athletics Association and two in the Great Lakes Valley Conference, while having numerous student-athletes win academic honors on both the conference and national levels. During the 2008-09 school year, S&T won its fi rst Great Lakes Valley Conference championships as the men’s track and fi eld teams swept the GLVC titles, while S&T also had teams qualify for the GLVC’s post-season tournaments in women’s basketball, men’s soccer and softball. S&T’s swimming team posted its third straight top-four fi nish at the NCAA Division II Championships by placing third en route to its 13th fi nish among the top 10 in the last 14 seasons at the national meet. Missouri S&T recorded its highest fi nish ever in the U.S. Sports Academy Director’s Cup standings in 2007-08, a year in which S&T served as the host institution for the 2008 NCAA Division II Swimming & Diving Championships; the Miners fi nished as the national runner-up at that meet. During Mullin’s tenure, Missouri S&T has also served as the host for the NCAA South Central men’s basketball regional, MIAA men’s basketball fi nals in 1996, 1999 MIAA cross country championships and the 2008 GLVC cross country championships. In addition to his duties as athletic director, Mullin served as swimming and diving coach for 12 years and led the Miners to a 96-27 dual meet record and seven regional championships. His fi nal team fi nished third at the 1998 NCAA Division II Championships, the highest fi nish ever for an S&T athletic team at the time at an

NCAA championship event. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 Mullin has served two terms as the chair of the NCAA Division II men’s and women’s swimming and diving committee and is serving on the NCAA regional advisory committee in football for Region 4 this season. He completed a two-year term as the president of the MIAA after spending the two prior years as the conference’s vice president prior to S&T’s switch to the GLVC.

Dr. Jeff Cawlfi eld, NCAA Faculty Representative

Dr. Jeff Cawlfi eld, professor of geological engineering at Missouri S&T, is in his seventh year as the university’s faculty representative to the NCAA. He took over the du- ties in January 2003 following the retirement of Dr. Jack Ridley, who had served in the role for the previous three years. After joining the S&T faculty in 1987, Cawlfi eld was named professor of geological engineering in 1999 and became head of the geological engineering department the following year. He moved into the role of associate dean in 2001. Cawlfi eld received an S&T Sustained Excellence in Teaching award in 2003. Cawlfi eld received his bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Washington State University in 1981 and his master’s and doctorate degrees at the University of California-Berkeley. Cawlfi eld is also an Honorary Knight of St. Patrick, an honor he received in 2002 along with a group that included Dr. Manuel Pacheco prior to his retirement as president of the University of Mis- souri System. He was selected by Pacheco to attend the fi rst UM Administrative Leadership Development Program during the 2000-01 academic year.

13 Sarah Moore, Assistant Director of Athletics/Senior Women’s Administrator

Sarah Moore is in her seventh year as the assistant director of athletics at S&T, where she also serves as the senior women’s administrator. In addition to her administrative duties within the athletics department, Moore is also the chair of the physical education and recreation department. Moore spent 13 seasons as the head coach for the S&T cross country and men’s track programs and 18 seasons as the head coach of the women’s track squad before moving into the administrative level. She is a 1973 graduate of Union University and is in her 28th year at S&T, where she has also coached the Lady Miner softball and tennis teams. While serving as track coach, she completed a six-year term as a member of the NCAA Track and Field committee. Before coming to S&T, Moore spent three seasons at the University of Wyoming and one at the University of Memphis.

Debbie Hickey, Offi cer of NCAA Compliance/Budget

Debbie Hickey is in her 13th year as the university’s budget and NCAA compliance offi cer for the university’s department of intercollegiate athletics. Hickey is in charge of handling all NCAA eligibility matters for the 300-plus student athletes in the Missouri S&T athletics program. She is in her 23rd year at the university, previously serving in the accounting and fi scal services offi ce. A native of Steelville, Mo., Hickey is a 2003 graduate of Missouri S&T with a bachelor’s degree in psychology. She is a certifi ed high school volleyball offi cial and also runs an interior design company. Hickey and her husband, Dan, have three children and live in Rolla.

MISSOURI S&T ATHLETICS STAFF DIRECTORY (Area code: 573)

Mark Mullin (Director of Athletics)...... 341-4175 John Kean (Sports Information Director)...... 341-4140 Joe Ahearn (Men’s Soccer Coach)...... 341-4102 Don Kennedy (Head Softball Coach)...... 341-4968 Andy Ball (Football Assistant) ...... 341-6897 Jon Kiester (Women’s Soccer Coach) ...... 341-7032 Travis Boulware (Football Assistant) ...... 341-4191 Tiff any King (Head Athletic Trainer)...... 341-4107 Greg Bozeka (Assistant Athletic Trainer) ...... 341-4107 Megan Laws (Assistant Volleyball Coach) ...... 341-4721 Kirby Cannon (Head Football Coach) ...... 341-4957 Terry Massey (Equipment Manager) ...... 341-6334 Todd DeGraff enreid (Head Baseball Coach) . . . . . 341-7506 Sterling Martin (Track/Cross Country Coach). . . . 341-4971 Justin Drake (Assistant Athletic Trainer)...... 341-4107 Sue Melton (Athletics Insurance) ...... 341-4673 Alan Eads (Women’s Basketball Coach) ...... 341-4105 Sarah Moore (Asst. Athletics Director/SWA). . . . . 341-4106 Jim Glash (Men’s Basketball Coach)...... 341-4101 Steve Olds (Athletic Attendant) ...... 341-6334 Joey Goodson (Men’s Basketball Assistant) . . . . . 341-6403 Mike Perkins (Athletic Attendant) ...... 341-6334 Doug Grooms (Head Swimming Coach) ...... 341-6149 Patti Peterson (Athletics Secretary) ...... 341-4973 Mike Heiberg (Athletic Attendant)...... 341-6334 Josh Richards (Football Assistant) ...... 341-6226 Pam Hemme (Athletics Secretary) ...... 341-4175 Luke Rinne (Asst. Sports Information) ...... 341-4140 MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL Keri Hessel (Women’s Basketball Assistant) . . . . . 341-4179 Kyle Rutledge (Track/Cross Country Assistant) . . 341-4104 Debbie Hickey (Budget/Compliance)...... 341-4178 Andy Shall (Student Fitness Center) ...... 341-4175 Jason Holt (Head Volleyball Coach)...... 341-6848 Kyran Weaver (Football Assistant) ...... 341-4103 Nick White (Intramurals) ...... 341-4106 14 2008 SEASON PREVIEW

Missouri S&T used a strong fi nish to the 2008 campaign – winning four of its last fi ve games – to record its third winning season in the last four years. That performance also helped the Miners capture their fi rst conference championship in 25 years as they took the Great Lakes Football Conference title. For head coach Kirby Cannon, the hope is that the Miners’ fi nish will carry over into the 2009 season as they look to solidify themselves as one of the better teams in the region. “There’s no question that our fi nish to last season had some carryover,” Cannon said. “We had a terrifi c spring and a competitive contest to close out the session. While we do have a few holes to fi ll from last season, I think we’ve been able to identify the players to fi ll them and keep us at the level we’ve achieved over the last four years.” The Miners will be facing arguably their toughest schedule since moving to the NCAA Division II independent ranks in 2005. S&T has games against Central Arkansas, one of the top teams in the Southland Conference in the Division I Football Championship Subdivision; Central Missouri, a probable contender in the Mid- America Intercollegiate Athletics Association, and three other Chad Shockley was the Miners’ top receiver in teams that reached the playoffs last year, Wisconsin-Stevens Point the 2008 season with 56 receptions for an off ensive unit that posted several school records. (NCAA Division III), Northwestern Oklahoma State and St. Francis MINER FOOTBALL 2009 (both NAIA). “We will have to be ready to go every week because we have a number of challenges on this schedule besides those fi ve teams,” Cannon said. “But thanks to the experience we have at most of our positions, I feel like we’ll have a team on the fi eld that can meet those tests.”

OFFENSE

Missouri S&T had its most productive offensive season in school history in 2008, racking up record numbers for points scored in the modern era (408) and total yards (4,945). The Miners broke the 50-point mark three times during their late-season run and posted their top two offensive games in the history of the program in terms of yardage along the way. The Miners will have to replace some of the ringleaders of that attack, but have experienced hands in place to fi ll a majority of the voids. S&T was employing a two-quarterback system during the second half of the season and while Brad Guidry – who threw for 1,349 yards and 16 touchdowns in just six games – has graduated, Jason Schlueter will be back behind center to run the offense after completing a school record 68.5 percent of his passes for 1,848 yards and 17 touchdowns. Schlueter fi gures to be part of a two-quarterback setup again this fall with Steve Watson, a redshirt sophomore who threw for 1,661 yards and 19 touchdowns when pressed into duty fi ve games into the 2007 season as a true freshman. The top targets returning for Schlueter and Watson are the team’s top two receivers from a year ago, seniors Chad Shockley and Bryan Crider. Shockley led the Miners in receptions with 56 for 724 yards and seven touchdowns as he closes in on the top 10 in both career categories, while Crider was a fi rst-team All-Great Lakes Football Conference selection at tight end after a 53-catch, 549-yard season with fi ve scoring receptions. The other two spots will likely be fi lled by a pair of redshirt freshman, Alex Bennett and Kevin Dillon, with returners David Kavish, Chad Stanley and Brandon McCord contending for playing time along with transfers Eric Williams and Dexter Bryant. At running back, returner Jerome Miller and redshirt freshman Ryan Taylor are the leading contenders to take the starting role fi lled a year ago by David Shields, who ran for 800 yards and crossed the goal line a school record 13 times. S&T’s offensive line is virtually intact from last season as only one starter (Justin Hansen) needs to be replaced. Two members of the All-GLFC fi rst team, center Dan Hickman and guard John Krumme, head a group 15 that also includes returning starting tackles Matt Mast and Colin Douthit. Brandon Jordan, who also spent time 2008 SEASON PREVIEW

as a starter a year ago, will compete for a starting role again along with Brian Peterson and Travis Abbott. The Miners also have experience in the reserves on the line, with sophomores Matt Kuelker and Collin Bahr leading that group. Redshirt freshman Michael Underbrink is also expected to compete for playing time on the offensive line.

DEFENSE

While the S&T offense was posting record numbers, the de- fensive unit was putting up its best overall showing in 14 years as it held opposing teams to 274 points and to 368.5 yards per game. The 274 points allowed were the fewest since the 1994 Miners held those foes to 232 points. However, while the Miners have to replace six starters off that unit, there is still a good deal of talent around that could allow them to be a formidable unit again this fall. The Miners return two starters on the defensive line in tackle Justin Philpy, who fi nished 2008 with fi ve sacks and 31 tackles as he solidifi ed the interior line and Loren Severs, a three-year starter at defensive end. Sophomore Joe Ridpath is the projected starter at Defensive tackle Justin Philpy heads up a unit that will seek to build on its best defensive season in more than the other defensive end spot, while returners Eric a decade in the 2009 campaign. Poythress, Nick Williams and Matt McCann also fi gure to see a good deal of playing time on the line. S&T also has plenty of experience among its starters at linebacker, headed by senior Steve Edwards, the Miners’ top returning tackler from a year ago. Edwards was in on 66 tackles and tied for the team lead with three interceptions from his outside linebacker spot. The other two spots are expected to be fi lled by R.J. Miller, who opened the 2008 season as the starter but suffered a season-ending injury early in the year and Ashley Jordan, who saw playing time in a reserve role last year. A trio of redshirt freshmen, Jared Jenkins, Lonnell Jones and Ian Kreher are expected to see time at linebacker as well. Two returners head up the secondary corps, with cornerback Terry Robinson and safety Brian Jordan leading the way. Robinson made 57 tackles and was a solid cover man in his fi rst season in a Miner uniform, while Jordan begins his fourth season in the starting lineup at one of the strong safety spots after recording 51 tackles as a junior. Kirk Stilwell fi gures to earn the starting spot at the other corner spot with returner Cameron Williams and redshirt freshman Will Brown competing for playing time, while returner Corey Taylor is the projected starter at the other strong safety position. Brandyn Mueller and R.J. Shubatt will compete with the incumbents for starting roles. S&T will have a new starter at free safety, with redshirt freshman Mark Hopkins and junior college transfer Edwin Scott being the leading contenders for the spot.

SPECIAL TEAMS GREAT LAKES FOOTBALL CONFER- ENCE The Miners return their kicker and punter from a year ago; Joe PRE-SEASON RANKINGS Drahos connected on six of his 10 fi eld goal attempts and 46-of-55 (As selected by the coaches) extra points in his fi rst season as the full-time kicker, while Brian Mueller averaged 38 yards a punt. Redshirt freshman Will Morrison 1. Missouri S&T will compete with Drahos for the kicking spot, while several MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL 2. Saint Joseph’s incoming freshmen are in line to contend for the punting spot. 3. Kentucky Wesleyan Stilwell handled the punt returning duties last season, while Shock- 4. Central State 5. Lincoln ley averaged nearly 22 yards per kickoff return.

16 2009 PRE-SEASON DEPTH CHART

OFFENSE DEFENSE Left Tackle Defensive End 70 Matt Mast, 6-3, 260, So. 90 Joe Ridpath, 6-5, 250, So. 71 Brandon Jordan, 6-5, 295, Sr. 55 Eric Poythress, 6-0, 245, Sr.

Left Guard Defensive Tackle 54 John Krumme, 5-11, 270, Sr. 43 Justin Philpy, 6-4, 265, Jr. 61 Collin Bahr, 6-4, 295, So. 77 Nick Williams, 6-3, 255, Jr.

Center Defensive End 62 Dan Hickman, 6-2, 285, Sr. 94 Loren Severs, 6-5, 245, Sr. 56 Matt Kuelker, 6-1, 250, So. 51 Matt McCann, 6-4, 235, So.

Right Guard Linebacker 53 Brian Peterson, 6-5, 250, So. 59 Steve Edwards, 6-0, 210, Sr. 75 Travis Abbott, 6-8, 315, So. 48 Jared Jenkins, 6-2, 205, Fr.-R

Right Tackle Linebacker 79 Colin Douthit, 6-4, 290, Sr. 11 R.J. Miller, 6-0, 220, Sr. 78 Michael Underbrink, 6-2, 275, Fr.-R 41 Ian Kreher, 6-1, 225, Fr.-R

Tight End Linebacker

18 Bryan Crider, 6-2, 220, Sr. 40 Ashley Jordan, 6-1, 220, Jr. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 83 Brandon McCord, 6-6, 240, Fr.-R 30 Lonnell Jones, 5-11, 215, Fr.-R

Wide Receiver Cornerback 87 Alex Bennett, 6-2, 180, Fr.-R 32 Kirk Stilwell, 5-8, 170, Jr. 88 Chad Stanley, 6-2, 210, So. 25 Cameron Williams, 5-11, 175, So.

Wide Receiver Cornerback 81 Kevin Dillon, 6-3, 180, Fr.-R 21 Terry Robinson, 6-1, 190, So. 85 Eric Williams, 6-3, 185, So. 24 Will Brown, 6-0, 175, Fr.-R

Wide Receiver Strong Safety 86 Chad Shockley, 6-0, 205, Sr. 8 Corey Taylor, 5-10, 190, Sr. 9 David Kavish, 5-11, 195, So. 26 Brandyn Mueller, 6-0, 205, So.

Quarterback Strong Safety 10 Jason Schleuter, 6-2, 210, Sr. 2 Brian Jordan, 5-11, 205, Sr. 15 Steve Watson, 6-0, 190, So.-R 17 R.J. Shubatt, 6-2, 185, So.

Free Safety Running Back 29 Edwin Scott, 6-2, 190, So. 3 Jerome Miller, 6-0, 210, Jr. 4 Mark Hopkins, 5-11, 175, Fr.-R 1 Ryan Taylor, 5-10, 200, Fr.-R Punter Placekicker 84 Brian Mueller, 6-1, 225, Jr. 22 Joe Drahos, 5-10, 185, Jr. 14 Thomas Gori, 6-2, 225, Fr. 1 Will Morrison, 5-10, 175, Fr.-R

17 MINER ROSTER 2009

NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. YR. HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL

1 Ryan Taylor RB 5-10 200 Fr.-R Indianapolis, Ind./Pike HS 1 Will Morrison PK-P 5-10 175 Fr.-R Rolla, Mo./Rolla HS 2 Brian Jordan DB 5-11 205 Sr. Florissant, Mo./Univ. of Northern Iowa 2 Anthony Moore RB 5-8 175 Fr. Hazelwood, Mo./McCluer HS 3 Jerome Miller RB 6-0 210 Jr. Toronto, Ont./Don Bosco HS 3 Sean Martin DB 5-9 170 Fr. South Holland, Ill./Seton Academy 4 Mark Hopkins DB 5-11 175 Fr.-R Chicago, Ill./Whitney Young HS 5 Mike Wilson RB 5-8 175 So. Valrico, Fla./King HS 6 Dexter Bryant WR 5-11 190 Jr. Pasadena, Calif./Glendale CC 6 Zachary Klump PK 6-3 180 Fr. Fenton, Mo./Rockwood Summit HS 7 Terrance Lockett DB 5-10 182 Fr. St. Louis, Mo./DeSmet Jesuit HS 8 Corey Taylor DB 5-10 190 Sr. Kansas City, Mo./Winnetonka HS 8 Clay Kinman WR 6-2 202 Fr. Carthage, Mo./Carthage HS 9 David Kavish WR 5-11 190 So. Springfi eld, Ill./South Dakota State Univ. 9 Josh Merritt LB 5-11 195 Fr. Rolla, Mo./Rolla HS 10 Jason Schlueter QB 6-2 210 Sr. Lafayette, Ind./Joliet JC 10 Daniel Fishkind WR 6-0 175 Fr. Dallas, Texas/Plano West HS 11 R.J. Miller LB 6-0 220 Sr. Dana Point, Calif./Orange Coast CC 11 Trent Welbern QB 6-2 190 Fr. Fort Smith, Ark./Southside HS 12 Casey Bollman QB 6-2 190 Fr.-R Ava, Ill./Trico HS 12 Melvin Banks DB 6-0 180 Fr. Mascoutah, Ill./Mascoutah HS 13 Owen Johns QB 6-0 210 So. Carthage, Mo./Carthage HS 13 Matt Elliott QB 6-0 187 Fr. Fort Wayne, Ind./Snider HS 14 Aubrey Pierson RB 5-3 170 Jr. Florissant, Mo./Millikan University 14 Thomas Gori P 6-2 225 Fr. Springfi eld, Mo./Catholic HS 15 Steve Watson QB 6-0 190 So.-R Berkeley, Ill./Walther Lutheran HS 15 Casey Wiener LB 5-10 220 Fr. Springfi eld, Mo./Kickapoo HS 16 Jared Williams DB 5-10 190 So. Blue Springs, Mo./Benedictine University 17 R.J. Shubatt DB 6-2 185 So. Cedar Rapids, Iowa/Jefferson HS 18 Bryan Crider TE 6-2 220 Sr. Jefferson City, Mo./Helias HS 18 Ryan Veatch DB 6-1 170 Fr. Thayer, Mo./Thayer HS 19 Curterris Golden RB 5-8 190 Fr.-R Chicago, Ill./John Hope HS 20 Kellen Weaver LB 5-10 240 Jr. Country Club Hills, Ill./Hillcrest HS 20 Josh Carter WR 5-10 170 Fr.-R Lexington, Ky./Tates Creek HS 21 Terry Robinson DB 6-1 190 So. St. Louis, Mo./U.S. Air Force Academy 21 Marterricus Thomas WR 5-9 170 Fr. Quincy, Fla./East Gadsden HS 22 Joe Drahos PK 5-10 185 Jr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa/Washington HS 23 Bobby Pettis WR 5-10 180 Fr. Hickory Hills, Ill./Argo HS 24 Will Brown DB 6-0 175 Fr.-R Hazelwood, Mo./Hazelwood West HS 25 Cameron Williams DB 5-11 175 So. Princeton, Ky./Caldwell County HS 26 Brandyn Mueller DB 6-0 205 So. Troy, Ill./Triad HS 27 Justin L’Hote DB 6-1 205 Fr. Perryville, Mo./St. Vincent HS 28 Austin Adams DB 5-0 190 Fr. Springfi eld, Mo./Kickapoo HS 29 Edwin Scott DB 6-2 190 So. Alapdena, Calif./East Los Angeles CC 29 Adam Peden PK 5-10 165 Fr. Bloomington, Ill./Bloomington HS 30 Lonnell Jones LB 5-11 215 Fr.-R Kansas City, Mo./Ruskin HS 31 Chris Young DL 6-2 210 Fr.-R Waynesville, Mo./Waynesville HS 31 Trever Wilson LB 6-1 190 Fr. Pleasant Hill, Mo./Pleasant Hill HS 32 Kirk Stilwell DB 5-8 170 Jr. Ballwin, Mo./Parkway South HS 33 Ewonu Meneh DL 5-10 240 So. St. Louis, Mo./Roosevelt HS 33 J’Gai Starks RB 6-1 240 Fr. Cedarburg, Wis./Cedarburg HS 34 Marc Wilson LB 6-2 220 Fr.-R Kansas City, Kan./Sumner Academy 35 Quintin Robinson DB 5-11 200 Jr. Dodge City, Kan./Dodge City CC 36 Chandler Collyar DB 5-9 175 Fr. Springdale, Ark./Har-Ber HS 36 Brindin Jordan DB 6-1 190 So. Lee’s Summit, Mo./Independence CC 37 Jake Drallmeier RB 5-8 200 Jr. Rolla, Mo./Rolla HS 38 Caleb Lewis LB 5-9 195 Fr. Rockford, Ill./Guilford HS 39 Jimmy Barnhart LB 6-1 220 Fr. Union, Mo./Union HS 40 Ashley Jordan LB 6-1 220 Jr. Chicago, Ill./John Hope HS MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL 41 Ian Kreher LB 6-1 225 Fr.-R Warrensburg, Mo./Warrensburg HS 42 Ryan Morse LB 6-2 200 Fr. Overland Park, Kan./Blue Valley NW HS 42 Alexander Leach TE 6-3 195 Fr. Liberty, Mo./Liberty HS 43 Justin Philpy DL 6-4 265 Jr. McKinney, Texas/McKinney HS 44 Thomas Deason TE 6-5 235 Fr.-R St. Clair, Mo./St. Clair HS 45 Marc Fagan DL 6-4 240 So. Marceline, Mo./Marceline HS 18 46 Charles Bryant DB 5-10 180 Sr. Kansas City, Mo./Hogan Prep 46 LeRoy Eason WR 6-0 175 Fr. St. Louis, Mo./University City HS MINER ROSTER 2009

NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. YR. HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL

47 John Heineken LB 6-1 210 Fr.-R Columbia, Ill./Columbia HS 48 Jared Jenkins LB 6-2 205 Fr.-R Edmond, Okla./Heritage Hall HS 49 Frederick Dugard LB 6-1 240 Fr. Queens Village, N.Y./St. Francis Prep 50 Doug Beach OL 5-11 270 Jr. Richardson, Texas/Richardson HS 51 Matthew McCann DL 6-4 235 So. Modesto, Calif./Modesto Christian HS 52 Ian Coll OL 6-3 260 Fr.-R Andover, N.H./Merrimack Valley HS 53 Brian Peterson OL 6-5 250 So. Jacksonville, Ill./Jacksonville HS 54 John Krumme OL 5-11 270 Sr. Mineral Wells, W.Va./Parkersburg South HS 54 Zachary Leach OL 6-4 245 Fr. Liberty, Mo./Liberty HS 55 Eric Poythress DL 6-0 245 Sr. Jackson, Mo./Jackson HS 55 Chris Horn LB 6-3 200 Fr. Tulsa, Okla./Booker T. Washington HS 56 Matt Kuelker OL 6-1 250 So.-R St. Louis, Mo./St. Mary’s HS 57 Anthony Comito LB 5-11 215 Fr.-R Waldwick, N.J./Waldwick HS 58 Garrett Leible OL 6-2 260 Fr. Perryville, Mo./Perryville HS 59 Steve Edwards LB 6-0 210 Sr. Springfi eld, Ill./Sacred Heart Griffi n HS 60 Kameron Davis OL 5-9 265 Fr. Waynesville, Mo./Waynesville HS 61 Collin Bahr OL 6-4 295 So. McKinney, Texas/McKinney HS 62 Dan Hickman OL 6-2 285 Sr. Louisburg, Kan./Coffeyville CC 63 Adam Strein DL 6-1 260 Sr. Altamont, Mo./Gallatin HS 64 Kyle Hartzell OL 5-11 240 Fr. Carthage, Ill./Illini West HS 65 Malcolm Booth OL 6-4 290 Fr.-R Little Rock, Ark./Catholic HS 66 Scott Holcomb OL 6-4 290 Fr.-R Murphysboro, Ill./Trinity Christian HS 67 Offi e Adams OL 6-0 240 Fr. St. Louis, Mo./Hazelwood East HS 68 Sean Bowers DL 5-9 220 Fr. Rolla, Mo./Rolla HS 69 Mason Smith OL 6-0 255 Fr.-R Springville, N.Y./Springville HS 70 Matt Mast OL 6-3 260 So. Springfi eld, Ill./Sacred Heart Griffi n HS 71 Brandon Jordan OL 6-5 295 Sr. New Orleans, La./Ouachita Baptist Univ. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 73 Adam Helton OL 6-5 295 Sr. Champaign, Ill./Centennial HS 74 Abe Van Dyke DL 6-0 240 Sr. Marceline, Mo./Marceline HS 75 Travis Abbott OL 6-8 315 So. Danville, Ill./Danville HS 76 Stephen Mull OL 6-7 275 Fr. Aloha, Ore./Aloha HS 77 Nick Williams DL 6-3 255 Jr. O’Fallon, Mo./Fort Zumwalt North HS 77 Travis Miller DS 5-11 200 Fr. Higginsville, Mo./Higginsville HS 78 Michael Underbrink OL 6-2 275 Fr.-R Richardson, Texas/Berkner HS 79 Colin Douthit OL 6-4 290 Sr. Stilwell, Kan./Blue Valley North HS 80 Michael Wicklund WR 5-11 175 So. Doniphan, Mo./Doniphan HS 81 Kevin Dillon WR 6-3 180 Fr.-R Plano, Texas/Plano East HS 81 Joseph Pepple WR 6-1 200 Fr. Kansas City, Mo./Archbishop O’Hara HS 82 Tyler Freeze TE 6-4 220 Fr.-R Fenton, Mo./Rockwood Summit HS 83 Brandon McCord TE 6-6 240 Fr.-R St. Louis, Mo./Oakville HS 84 Brian Mueller P 6-1 225 Jr. St. Louis, Mo./Parkway North HS 85 Eric Williams WR 6-3 185 So. Kansas City, Mo./Cardinal Stritch Univ. 86 Chad Shockley WR 6-0 205 Sr. St. James, Mo./John F. Hodge HS 86 Derek Woods DB 5-11 180 Fr. St. Louis, Mo./Hazelwood East HS 87 Alex Bennett WR 6-2 180 Fr.-R Webster Groves, Mo./Webster Groves HS 88 Chad Stanley TE 6-2 210 So. St. Charles, Mo./Francis Howell North HS 88 Bryce Harris TE 6-3 200 Fr. Willard, Mo./Willard HS 89 Brennan Longwell WR 5-11 175 Fr. O’Fallon, Mo./Fort Zumwalt West HS 90 Joe Ridpath DL 6-5 250 So. Shelbina, Mo./South Shelby HS 91 Chris Philpy OL 6-5 220 Fr.-R McKinney, Texas/McKinney HS 92 Brian Bakala DL 6-0 275 Fr.-R Sugar Grove, Ill./Marmion Academy 92 Robert Conley DL 5-11 220 Fr. Pearland, Texas/Manuel HS 93 Derek Richards OL 6-3 205 So. Webster Groves, Mo./Webster Groves HS 94 Loren Severs DL 6-5 245 Sr. Macomb, Ill./Macomb HS 95 Joe Levil DL 6-1 245 Fr.-R Tampa, Fla./King HS 96 John Pischak DL 6-4 235 Fr. Arlington Heights, Ill./Buffalo Grove HS 97 Nathan Stodghill LB 6-0 220 So. Grain Valley, Mo./Grain Valley HS 98 Matt Nelson DL 6-3 225 Jr. Shawnee, Kan./Coffeyville CC 99 Michael Saputo DL 6-2 275 Fr.-R Arnold, Mo./Fox HS

HEAD COACH: Kirby Cannon ASSISTANT COACHES: Josh Richards (offensive coordinator), Travis Boulware (defensive backs), Andy Ball (offensive line), Kyran Weaver (defensive line), Erik Kruppe (linebackers)

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Personal: Attended L.V. Beckner High School, where his coach was Travis Abbott Jim Ledford...son of Gary and Beverly Beach...majoring in computer engineering. 75 Bryan Crider

Offensive Line 6-8, 315, So. 18 Danville, Ill. Danville HS Tight End

Returning letterman on the offensive line…saw playing time last 6-2, 220, Sr. season and will contend for a starting role at guard…redshirted in Jefferson City, Mo. 2007…was a member of a high school team that played in the Illinois Class 6A playoffs…was a three-sport athlete at his school and earned Helias HS three letters in football on the offensive line. Personal: Attended Danville High School, where his coach was B.J. Finished the 2008 season as the Miners’ second-leading receiver with Luke…son of Ken and Joy Adams…majoring in civil engineering. 53 receptions for 549 yards and fi ve touchdowns…earned fi rst-team honors from the Great Lakes Football Conference at tight end… posted a season-high seven receptions on three occasions, doing so against Wisconsin-Stout, Butler and Southwest Baptist…longest re- Collin Bahr ception of the year was a 62-yard touchdown catch against Lincoln… earned honorable mention all-league honors from the Great Lakes Football Conference in 2007…fi nished the season with 29 receptions for 433 yards and three touchdowns…had 110 yards in receptions 61 against Arkansas-Monticello…caught a season-high seven passes at Southern Nazarene…had three catches in 2006, including a touchdown reception against Butler…also made four tackles on special teams…had two touchdown catches during the Miners’ spring game…redshirted in 2005 after coming to UMR as a Offensive Line linebacker...earned all-district honors and all-conference honors 6-4, 295, So. (twice) at the linebacker position in high school. Personal: Attended Helias High School, where his coach was Mike McKinney, Texas Jeffries...son of Sam and Sharon Crider...majoring in engineering McKinney HS management.

Lettered last season as a redshirt freshman…will seek to earn a starting spot on the offensive line at the guard position… was a Colin Douthit second team selection for District 9-Class 4A and was a second-team academic award winner in Texas Class 4A….played at right tackle at the high school level. Personal: Attended McKinney High School, where his coach was Todd McVey…son of Mark and Mary Bahr…majoring in history and education. 79

Doug Beach Offensive Line 6-3, 280, Sr. Stilwell, Kan. 50 Blue Valley North HS

Expected to contend for a starting spot on the offensive line this fall…was a starter during the 2008 season at tackle after seeing a Offensive Line good deal of playing time there the previous two seasons…was redshirted in 2005…served as a team captain for his high school 5-11, 270, Jr. squad in 2004 and earned honorable mention all-county honors that Richardson, Texas season despite missing half of it due to an injury...was named as a MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL pre-season “Prepster all-region lineman” honors prior to his senior Richardson HS year and was a four-time all-academic selection in the Eastern Kansas League. Returning squadmember who will attempt to earn a spot on the Personal: Attended Blue Valley Northwest High School, where his offensive line...saw playing time last season after being redshirted in coach was Troy Morris...son of Evan and Janine Douthit and Melinda the 2006 season…was selected as his team’s offensive most valuable McDonald...majoring in civil and architectural engineering at Mis- 20 player while playing both center and guard at the high school level... souri S&T. played on a team that won region and district titles in 2005. PROFILES: RETURNING LETTERMEN

Joe Drahos Steve Edwards 22 59

Placekicker Linebacker 5-10, 185, Jr. 6-0, 210, Sr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Springfi eld, Ill. Washington HS Sacred Heart Griffi n HS

Handled the Miners’ placekicking duties in the 2008 season… Returning starter at linebacker who is the Miners’ top returning connected on a school record 46 extra points in 55 attempts and tackler for the 2009 campaign…recorded 66 stops in 2008, including was 6-of-10 in fi eld goal efforts…tied the S&T single-game record two for a loss…also tied for the team lead with three interceptions, with nine extra points in the win over Southwest Baptist…kicked a which came in wins over Saint Joseph’s, Lincoln and Southwest seasonal-best 34-yard fi eld goal at South Dakota…nailed a 29-yard Baptist…interception against SBU came on the Bearcats’ opening fi eld goal with 19 seconds to play in regulation time to tie the game at possession of the second half and help spark the S&T offense to a 42- Truman State, a game S&T would win in double overtime…saw play- point outburst after the intermission…also blocked a punt at Central ing time in his freshman season handling some of the kickoff duties… State that he returned for a touchdown…posted 49 tackles during was a second-team all-metro and all-conference selection in the Cedar the 2007 campaign, including 28 solo stops…also forced a fumble Rapids area during his prep career…played wide receiver and kicker. and blocked a punt during the year; the blocked punt was returned Personal: Attended Washington High School, where his coach was by S&T for a touchdown…had four tackles during the 2006 season, Tony Lombardi…son of Sub and Pat Drahos…majoring in including one for a loss…was redshirted in the 2005 campaign…

architectural engineering. earned fi rst-team all-conference laurels at linebacker and was named MINER FOOTBALL 2009 as the “Player of the Week” in the Springfi eld area during the 2004 season...also earned academic all-state honors in his senior year. Personal: Attended Sacred Heart Griffi n High School, where his Jake Drallmeier coach was Ken Lenard...son of Mark and Ellen Edwards...majoring in civil engineering. 37 Adam Helton

Running Back 73 5-8, 200, Jr. Rolla, Mo. Rolla HS Offensive Line Two-year letterwinner who will play at running back…had 29 carries for 119 yards during the 2008 season, with a high of 88 yards on 13 6-5, 295, Sr. totes against Lincoln…also played on special teams and had nine Champaign, Ill. tackles in that role a year ago…lettered as a true freshman…had 51 yards rushing that season with a high of 25 against Lincoln… Centennial HS converted a two-point conversion in the Miners’ season opener against Truman State…also made four tackles on special teams… Will compete for a starting spot on the offensive line…saw earned fi rst team all-state honors as a linebacker following the 2006 considerable playing time at tackle over the past three seasons… was season, as well as all-district and all-league in the Ozark Conference... redshirted in 2005…was a selection to the All-Star Shrine Game... made 73 tackles on defense as a senior while compiling 334 yards earned fi rst-team all-state and all-area honors on the offensive line as rushing and 331 yards receiving on 25 receptions. well as fi rst-team all-conference laurels on both offensive and defense Personal: Attended Rolla High School, where his coach was Brock line...was selected as the “Defensive Lineman of the Year” by his team Roweton...son of Jim and Gail Drallmeier...majoring in civil following the 2004 season. engineering. Personal: Attended Centennial High School, where he was coached by Mike McDonnell...son of Richard and Toni Helton...majoring in psychology.

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Dan Hickman Brandon Jordan 62 71

Offensive Line Offensive Line 6-2, 285, Sr. 6-5, 295, Sr. Louisburg, Kan. New Orleans, La. Louisburg HS/Coffeyville CC Archbishop Shaw HS/Ouachita Baptist

Returning starter on the offensive line…was selected to the Great Starter on the offensive line during the 2008 campaign…was a starter Lakes Football Conference’s all-league fi rst team following the 2008 at offensive tackle during the 2007 season, then suffered a season- season…was moved to center last season after playing at guard in ending injury in the second game of the year at Missouri State… 2007…was an honorable mention pick in the Jayhawk Conference transferred into the Miner program prior to the 2007 campaign from following his freshman year and also earned fi rst-team all-academic Ouachita Baptist...lettered as a freshman at OBU...played on the of- honors at the junior college level…at Louisburg High School, he was fensive line at the high school level as well. an honorable mention all-state selection and fi rst-team choice in the Personal: Attended Archbishop Shaw High School, where his coach Frontier League…won a state championship in the shot put in track was Scott Bainstather...son of Billie and Bernice Jordan...majoring in and fi eld. business management. Personal: Attended Louisburg High School, where his coach was Gary Griffi n…son of Virginia Hickman…majoring in mechanical engineering. Brian Jordan Ashley Jordan 2 40 Defensive Back 5-11, 205, Sr. Linebacker Florissant, Mo. 6-1, 220, Jr. Hazelwood Central HS/Northern Iowa Chicago, Ill. Three-year starter at safety…recorded 51 tackles during the 2008 John Hope HS season which included 27 solo stops…also had a sack, three tackles for a loss and two interceptions which came in the games against Expected to contend for a starting spot at linebacker…made 14 Wisconsin-Stout and Lincoln…had a season-high of 11 tackles at tackles a year ago, including nine solo stops…alsohad a forced UW-Stout…fi nished the 2007 season with 50 tackles, including 24 fumble…lettered as a true freshman in the 2007 season, when he solo stops and an interception…recorded a season-high 15 tackles made 14 tackles including three solo stops…made a season-high six against Arkansas-Monticello…named to the Great Lakes Football stops at Missouri State…earned fi rst-team all-conference honors at Conference all-league second team in 2006…fi nished as the Miners’ the linebacker position in the Chicago Public League and was also third-leading tackler during his fi rst season as a Miner…posted 61 named honorable mention all-city for the 2006 season by the Chicago tackles with 41 solo stops…had a season-high 15 tackles at Tiffi n Sun-Times. which included 12 solo stops…also tied for the team lead with three Personal: Attended John Hope High School, where his coach was interceptions and three pass breakups…also blocked a punt against Jason Burns…son of Lucille Jordan…majoring in psychology. Lincoln…transferred to Missouri S&T from Northern Iowa, where he was a member of the Panthers’ squad in 2005 but did not play... was redshirted during the 2004 campaign...was a fi rst-team all-state and all-conference and third-team all-metro St. Louis performer for a Hazelwood Central team that fi nished second in the state in 2003... recorded 71 tackles, fi ve interceptions, 10 pass breakups, two forced fumbles, one fumble recovery and one sack as a senior. Personal: Attended Hazelwood Central High School, where his coach was John Pukala...son of Michael Jordan and Sheree Brewer…young- MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL er brother, Aubrey Pierson, is also on the Miner roster as a running back...majoring in business.

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David Kavish Matt Kuelker 9 56

Wide Receiver Offensive Line 5-11, 195, So. 6-1, 250, So. Springfi eld, Ill. St. Louis, Mo. Sacred Heart Griffi n HS/South Dakota St. St. Mary’s HS

Returner who will contend for a spot among the wide receiver corps Returning letterman who will compete for a starting role on the this fall…played primarily on special teams during his fi rst year at offensive line...missed the 2008 season due to an injury…earned all- S&T, making three tackles in that role…transferred from South metro St. Louis and all-conference honors as an offensive lineman in Dakota State, where he redshirted in his freshman season in 2007… the Archdiocesan Athletic Association, as well as being named as that was a two-way standout at the high school level when he earned conference’s lineman of the year in 2005...fi nished with 30 tackles Illinois Class 5A all-state honors…caught 51 passes for 1,054 yards and one sack on defense, while on offense he led an offensive line and 17 touchdowns as a senior…also made eight interceptions on that helped produce a 1,000-rusher and another running back that defense…was a fi rst-team all-conference selection. came close to that mark. Personal: Attended Sacred Heart Griffi n High School, where his Personal: Attended St. Mary’s High School, where his coach was coach was Ken Leonard…son of John and Kim Kavish…majoring in Jake Parent...son of Eugene and Debra Kuelker...older brother, Lou, chemical engineering at S&T. was a fi rst-team All-IFA selection at center in 2005 while playing at Missouri S&T; older brother, Mark, spent two seasons on the Miner John Krumme roster…majoring in civil engineering. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 54

Offensive Line 5-11, 270, Sr. Mineral Wells, W.Va. Parkersburg South HS

Three-year letterman on the offensive line…has been a starter throughout that period…earned fi rst-team all-conference laurels in the Great Lakes Football Conference following the 2008 season… started in fi ve games as a freshman before missing the latter part of the season with an injury…was redshirted in the 2005 campaign… earned honorable mention all-state honors as a center in each of his last two seasons of high school and fi rst-team all-district laurels in 2004...was named as the team’s most valuable offensive lineman as a junior and senior...team won the state championship in his junior year. Personal: Attended Parkersburg South High School, where his coach was Mike DeVol...son of William and Leslie Krumme...majoring in chemical engineering.

Brian Jordan

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Matt Mast Matt McCann 70 51

Offensive Line Defensive Line 6-3, 260, So. 6-4, 235, So. Springfi eld, Ill. Modesto, Calif. Sacred Heart Griffi n HS Modesto Christian HS

Returning letterman who will seek to earn a starting spot again Saw playing time last season on the defensive line…was credited with this season…started for a good deal of the 2008 season at offensive eight tackles on the year with a high of three against Lincoln… tackle…was redshirted in his fi rst season at Missouri S&T in 2007… redshirted in 2007… was selected as his team’s most valuable player was selected to the Central State Eight all-conference team and earned on the defensive line last fall…earned fi rst-team all-conference special mention at the offensive line position…also named to the honors for a team that recorded a 12-1 record in 2006. Chicago Tribune’s all-state team after playing on the 2005 and 2006 Personal: Attended Modesto Christian High School, where his coach Class 5A state title teams at Sacred Heart Griffi n…served as a co- was Ron Megee…son of Del and Nancy McCann…majoring in captain in 2006…earned academic all-state honors last fall and was a business management. three-time member of the academic all-conference team. Personal: Attended Sacred Heart Griffi n High School, where his coach was Ken Leonard…son of Al and Sharon Mast…majoring in civil Jerome Miller engineering. 3

Running Back 6-0, 210, Jr. Toronto, Ontario Don Bosco HS

Finished the 2008 season as the Miners’ second-leading rusher with 304 yards and 69 carries…recorded a season-high 91 yards in the win over Evangel…scored three touchdowns on the season, scoring twice against Kentucky Wesleyan and the third at Central State…also fi nished the year with four receptions for 25 yards…emerged as a key component in the Miner running game during the second half of the 2007 season…fi nished with 334 yards on the ground and scored three times…had a career-high 137 yards rushing in the Miners’ Homecoming win over Central State, then ran for 106 the follow- ing week against Lincoln…also had fi ve receptions for 22 yards… was redshirted in 2006…was named as his team’s most valuable player and as a fi rst-team all-star at his high school...rushed for 1,350 yards as a senior and was ranked as one of the top 30 prep players in Toronto...played at Vanier College in Canada and was the team’s most valuable player last season after rushing for 825 yards and fi ve touchdowns; was third in his conference in rushing...served as a team captain during the 2005 season. Personal: Attended Don Bosco Secondary School, where his coach Jerome Miller was Rob Ford...son of Winsome Castle...majoring in psychology. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL

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R.J. Miller Brian Mueller 11 84

Linebacker Punter 6-0, 220, Sr. 6-1, 225, Jr. Dana Point, Calif. St. Louis, Mo. Dana Hills HS/Orange Coast CC Parkway North HS

Expected to compete for a starting spot at linebacker…had 12 tackles Returns as the Miner punter for the upcoming season…averaged 38 early in the 2008 campaign before suffering a season-ending injury… yards per kick in the 2008 campaign on 39 punts…had six punts of posted 13 tackles in 2007…also had fi ve solo stops and 1.5 tackles for 50 yards or more with a best of 67 yards against Saint Joseph’s… a loss during the season…was redshirted in 2006 after transferring averaged better than 43 yards on his four punts at Truman State… from the junior college level…earned the National Football Founda- missed the 2007 season due to an injury…earned fi rst-team All- tion and College Football Hall of Fame scholar-athlete award for the GLFC honors at that position in 2006 after averaging 37.6 yards per 2005 season while playing at Orange Coast College...played for a kick…put 10 of his punts inside the opponents’ 20-yard line with no team that fi nished 6-5 in 2005. touchbacks…longest punt of the year was 65 yards vs. Austin Peay; Personal: Attended Dana Hills High School...son of Jim and Michelle had four punts of better than 50 yards on the season…was a three- Miller...majoring in interdisciplinary engineering. year starter in high school at tight end and earned unanimous fi rst- team all-conference honors in his senior year after catching 20 passes for 488 yards (over 24 yards per catch) and seven touchdowns...set

Brandyn Mueller new school records for receiving yards in a career with 1,048 and MINER FOOTBALL 2009 holds two other marks for touchdowns scored...also punted and averaged 35.6 yards per kick...is a versatile athlete who also competed in swimming and lacrosse in high school. Personal: Attended Parkway North High School, where his coach was 26 Bob Bunton...son of Greg and Carol Mueller...majoring in engineer- ing management.

Defensive Back Brian Peterson 6-0, 205, So. Troy, Ill. Triad HS 53

Returner who will compete for a starting role in the secondary…made six tackles in that role during the 2008 season with a high of three against Saint Joseph’s…redshirted in 2007…was an all-conference Offensive Line selection as a defensive back after making 37 tackles with two interceptions during the 2006 season…was an honorable mention 6-5, 250, So. all-area selection following his senior year and has played for a team Jacksonville, Ill. that has won at least one game in the Illinois state playoffs for two consecutive years, which included a quarterfi nal appearance in 2005. Jacksonville HS Personal: Attended Triad High School, where his coach was Paul Bassler…son of Jeffrey and Deborah Mueller…majoring in aerospace Returning letterman who will compete for a starting spot on the engineering. offensive line…saw playing time at guard last year after redshirting during the 2007 season…earned honorable mention all-conference honors and was also a member of the league’s academic all-league team…was selected as an Illinois State Scholar and won his team’s “Iron Man” award following the 2006 season. Personal: Attended Jacksonville High School, where his coach was Mark Grounds…son of Stephen and Debra Slaid…majoring in chemical engineering.

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Justin Philpy Joe Ridpath 43 90

Defensive Line Defensive Line 6-4, 265, Jr. 6-5, 250, So. McKinney, Texas Shelbina, Mo. McKinney HS South Shelby HS

Returning starter on the defensive line…was selected as the Great Expected to contend for a starting spot on the defensive line… Lakes Football Conference’s “Defensive Lineman of the Year” in 2008 recorded four stops last season as a redshirt freshman before an and to the All-GLFC fi rst team…fi nished the season with 31 tackles, injury ended his season…came to Missouri S&T after an solid prep six tackles for a loss and fi ve sacks…recorded a season-high seven career… was the defensive player of the year for Class 1 as a tackles at Truman State…had fi ve stops, including three for a loss, in defensive lineman for South Shelby’s state championship team in the win over Evangel…posted 23 tackles, including nine solo stops, 2006…was a two-time selection to the Clarence Cannon Conference during the 2007 campaign…recorded four tackles on three separate fi rst team and also earned fi rst-team all-state and all-district honors… occasions…was redshirted in 2006…was a fi rst-team all-district also named to the all-star teams by KRES, Quincy Herald-Whig and selection in District 9-4A in Texas and earned fi rst-team honors on KHQA. the McKinney Courier-Gazette team...was also a second-team pick on Personal: Attended South Shelby High School, where his coach was the all-county team....served as a member of the school’s branch of the Kent O’Laughlin…son of Robert Ridpath and Audrey Buzzard… National Honor Society and earned the Rotary Club Academic majoring in civil engineering. Excellence award in all four years of high school. Personal: Attended McKinney High School, where his coach was Todd McVey...son of Bruce and Sharon Philpy...younger brother, Chris, is a freshman on the Miner squad…majoring in aerospace engineering. Eric Poythress 55

Defensive Line 6-0, 245, Sr. Jackson, Mo. Jackson HS

Returner who saw playing time at defensive end and on special teams last season…fi nished the year with 14 tackles, including fi ve solo stops…also had a forced fumble, three tackles for a loss and combined on a quarterback sack…made four tackles at Wisconsin- Stout…was in on 16 tackles in the 2007 season, including eight solo stops…had four solo tackles at Butler…was redshirted in 2005...was a fi rst-team all-conference selection at linebacker in his senior...was also a National Honor Society student at his high school. Personal: Attended Jackson High School, where his coach was Carl Gross...son of Roger and Bonnie Poythress...majoring in petroleum engineering.

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Jason Schlueter 10

Quarterback 6-2, 210, Sr. Lafayette, Ind. McCutcheon HS/Joliet JC

Returner who will seek the starting quarterback role in the 2009 season...named to the Great Lakes Football Conference’s all-league fi rst-team at quarterback a year ago...started in the fi rst nine games of last season but did play in all 11 contests...broke the S&T single- season record for completion percentage as he connected on 68.5 percent of throws, completing 161 of 235 for 1,848 yards and 17 touchdowns...was named as the GLFC’s “Player of the Week” after a 17-of-19 performance against Kentucky Wesleyan that included 12 straight completions to start the game; combined with Brad Guidry to complete the Miners’ fi rst 21 pass attempts...threw three touchdown passes on four different occasions...had a season-high 380 yards passing against Butler and fi nished with 403 yards of total offense...

Terry Robinson was 20-of-28 for 279 yards and three scores in the win over Saint MINER FOOTBALL 2009 Joseph’s...received a medical hardship after the 2007 season after missing the entire year due an injury suffered prior to the season Terry Robinson opener…was a two-year starter at Joliet who fi nished the 2006 season as the ninth-ranked passer at the junior college level, completing 133 of 241 passes for 1,768 yards and eight touchdowns…was an honorable mention all-state selection as well as a fi rst-team all-area pick at quarterback at the high school level. 21 Personal: Attended McCutcheon High School, where his coach was Kevin O’Shea…junior college coach was former UMR quarterback Tom Minnick…son of Jerry and Kim Schleuter…majoring in me- chanical engineering. Defensive Back 6-1, 190, So. St. Louis, Mo. McCluer South-Berkeley HS/Air Force

Returning starter in the secondary…was solid at cornerback in his fi rst season in a Miner uniform, fi nishing with 57 tackles, an interception and two pass breakups…had a season-high nine tackles against Wisconsin-Stout and Central State…recorded his interception against Southwest Baptist…transferred to S&T from the United States Air Force Academy…competed in track and fi eld at the academy… was an all-state performer in football at the high school level…was the state champion in the 300-meter hurdles at the high school level and earned all-state honors in four events. Personal: Attended McCluer South-Berkeley High School, where he was coached by Howard Brown…son of Terry Lee Robinson and Francis Nieves…majoring in civil engineering.

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Loren Severs Chad Shockley 94 86

Defensive Line Wide Receiver 6-5, 245, Sr. 6-0, 205, Sr. Macomb, Ill. St. James, Mo. Macomb HS John F. Hodge HS

Returning starter at defensive end…recorded 17 tackles during the Led the Miners in receptions and receiving yards during the 2008 2008 season, including three sacks and 6.5 tackles for a loss...had a campaign...fi nished the year with 56 catches for 724 yards and seven season-high fi ve tackles at South Dakota, including two for a loss and touchdowns...had three games with at least 100 yards in receptions, a sack...fi nished the 2007 season with 25 tackles, including nine solo with a high of 165 on a season-best 11 receptions against Butler...also stops…also forced a fumble and had a pass breakup…was in on two had 118 yards receiving in the win over Kentucky Wesleyan and 100 quarterback sacks at Butler…broke into the starting lineup during in the season-ending win at Truman State...caught two touchdown his fi rst season on the fi eld in 2006…fi nished with 28 tackles, which passes in the victories over Evangel and KWC...accumulated 949 all- included two sacks and 6.5 tackles for a loss…had a season-high 10 purpose yards as he also handled some of the kickoff return duties... tackles at Wayne State (Neb.)…made 17 initial stops on the year… completed the 2007 campaign with 18 catches for 203 yards and a was redshirted in 2005…was a three-year starter at the high school touchdown, which came in the victory over Lincoln…had a season- level...earned all-state honors in 2004 and participated in the Illinois high fi ve catches at Butler…rushed for 81 yards on 10 carries in the Shrine Game in July...also earned all-conference status during his season fi nale at Kentucky Wesleyan…earned a good deal of playing senior year...served as a team captain and was a member of the Na- time at wide receiver as a freshman before an injury ended his season tional Honor Society at his school. prematurely…caught 20 passes for 259 yards and two touchdowns… Personal: Attended Macomb High School, where his coach was Kelly had scoring catches in wins over Lincoln and Austin Peay, the latter Sears...son of Randall and Karen Severs...majoring in business. of which gave the Miners the lead for good in that contest…made a season-high six receptions at Southwestern Oklahoma State and had fi ve-catch games against Lincoln and Austin Peay…came to Missouri S&T after a stellar high school career at nearby John F. Hodge High School...earned fi rst-team all-state honors as a wide receiver and “Offensive Player of the Year” honors in the Four Rivers Confer- ence...earned fi rst-team all-conference honors as a wide receiver and running back and second-team laurels as a returner and defensive back...established new school records for all-purpose yards (2,630), points scored (178), touchdowns (29), while rushing for 1,337 yards and catching 839 yards worth of passes in his senior year...set 33 school records in his high school career...named as MoSports.com’s Class 3 “Player of the Week” on two occasions during the season... was a Wendy’s High School Heisman fi nalist from the state of Mis- souri. Personal: Attended John F. Hodge High School, where his coach was Josh Richards, the Miners’ current offensive coordinator...son of Gary and Kim Shockley...majoring in history and education. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL

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Chad Stanley Nathan Stodghill 88 59

Tight End Linebacker 6-0, 210, So. 6-0, 220, So. St. Charles, Mo. Grain Valley, Mo. Francis Howell North HS Grain Valley HS Returner who will compete for playing time at linebacker...also Will compete for playing time at wide receiver...saw time on special expected to play on special teams...was in on 12 tackles as a redshirt teams and made two tackles in 2008...had four receptions in the freshman, including one for a loss...was a unanimous fi rst-team all- spring game in April...redshirted in 2007…was a second team all- conference selection last season…earned fi rst-team all-metro Kansas conference selection as a wide receiver at the high school level…also City honors at defensive end and second-team laurels from the Blue landed honorable mention honors at defensive end…was named as a Springs Examiner and Metro Sports…set the school record for sacks top 10 linebacker in the St. Louis metropolitan area…earned Presscast with 14.5…also played on offense as a guard. “Player of the Game” honors…chosen as his team’s “Rookie of the Personal: Attended Grain Valley High School, where his coach Year” in his sophomore season. was Forest Rovello…son of Rob and Robin Stodghill…majoring in Personal: Attended Francis Howell North High School, where his nuclear engineering. coach was John Brune…son of Galen and Patsye Stanley…majoring in mechanical engineering. Adam Strein Kirk Stilwell MINER FOOTBALL 2009 32 63

Defensive Line Defensive Back 6-1, 260, Sr. 5-8, 170, Jr. Altamont, Mo. Ballwin, Mo. Gallatin HS Parkway South HS Expected to contend for a starting spot on the defensive line this fall…fi nished the 2008 season with nine tackles, including two for a Will compete for the starting spot at cornerback…was in on 25 loss and a sack which came against Kentucky Wesleyan...made eight tackles last season with 14 solo stops...also had two interceptions, a tackles in 2007, fi ve of which came against Truman State…had a blocked kick and a pass breakup...posted a season-high fi ve tackles quarterback sack as well…had four tackles in a reserve role during at Truman State...also served as the Miners’ punt returner for much the 2005 season and also recorded a fumble recovery…was redshirted of the season, averaging just over four yards per runback...posted 13 in 2005…earned fi rst-team all-district and all-conference honors on tackles, including 10 solo stops, during his fi rst season on the fi eld for both offensive and defense in 2004 while also being named to the the Miners in 2007…added an interception and two pass breakups, all all-conference second team in his junior year...also selected to the of which came in the season fi nale at Kentucky Wesleyan…led the KMZU “Dream Team” following a senior year when his team won a Miners with four fumble recoveries during the year…was redshirted district championship...was captain in each of his last two seasons in 2006…earned fi rst-team all-conference honors in the Suburban at the high school level and was a state qualifi er in wrestling in his West Conference as a defensive back, while earning honorable junior year. mention all-metro St. Louis status at that position...was also selected Personal: Attended Gallatin High School, where his coach was to the all-conference second team as a running back and second team Mark Cole...son of Denny and Beth Strein...majoring in mechanical all-state as a kick returner...rushed for 682 yards and eight touch- engineering. downs, while averaging 21 yards per kickoff return and over 13 yards a punt return in the 2005 season...had 50 tackles and two interceptions on defense. Personal: Attended Parkway South High School, where his coach was Travis Blevins...son of Michael and Dawn Stilwell...majoring in petroleum engineering.

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Corey Taylor Steve Watson 8 15

Defensive Back Quarterback 5-10, 190, Sr. 6-0, 190, So. Kansas City, Mo. Berkeley, Ill. Winnetonka HS Walther Lutheran HS

Returning letterman in the secondary who will compete for a Will compete for the starting quarterback spot this fall...was starting spot this fall at safety…had 25 tackles during the 2008 redshirted in 2008 after being named as the Great Lakes Football season, including 14 solo stops, three pass breakups and two Conference “Freshman of the Year” in 2007…became the team’s interceptions...posted his interceptions against Central State and starting quarterback in the fi fth game of the season and threw for Lincoln...made 23 tackles in 2007 with 11 solo stops…had one 1,661 yards and 19 touchdowns over the fi nal seven games…yardage interception which came in the win over Wisconsin-Stout…had a total is the highest ever for a Miner freshman quarterback… season-high seven tackles against Tiffi n…appeared in seven games completed 141 of 248 passes with only fi ve interceptions…was in 2006 in the secondary and on special teams…made fi ve tackles 22-of-48 for 363 yards and four touchdowns in his fi rst collegiate for the season, including two at Morehead State…was redshirted in game against Arkansas-Monticello…threw for 325 yards at Southern 2005…was an all-conference selection on both sides of the ball in Nazarene on a season-high 37 completions…earned GLFC “Player of high school, earning honors at defensive back and wide receiver...was the Week” honors after a 271-yard, fi ve touchdown performance in a also named as his school’s top male athlete for the 2004-05 school win over Central State…was a fi rst-team all-conference and all-area year. selection following his senior year and was selected as his team’s Personal: Attended Winnetonka High School, where his coach was most valuable player…also competes in track and was a state Roger Bell...son of Greg Taylor and Christy Frisbey...majoring in civil qualifi er in the high jump, 110-meter hurdles and as part of the engineering. 4x400-meter relay team. Personal: Attended Walther Lutheran High School, where his coach was Bruce Tuomi…son of Ken and Ruth Watson…majoring in Abe Van Dyke engineering management. 74 Kellen Weaver 20 Defensive Line 6-4, 240, Sr. Marceline, Mo. Linebacker Marceline HS 5-10, 240, Jr. Country Club Hills, Ill. Returning letterman who will contend for playing time on the defensive line and on special teams...fi nished the 2008 season with Hillcrest HS seven tackles including a season-high three in the victory over Southwest Baptist...made eight tackles during the 2007 season, Returner who will contend for playing time at linebacker...saw a including three solo stops…was redshirted in 2005...earned fi rst-team good deal of playing time during his fi rst season on the fi eld for all-state honors as a linebacker during the 2004 season, when he had the Miners in 2007…recorded 10 tackles on the year with a high 77 tackles and 12 quarterback sacks, including three for safeties. of four at Kentucky Wesleyan…redshirted in 2006…was named as Personal: Attended Marceline High School, where his coach was the school’s defensive “Player of the Year” for the 2005 season...also Deacon Windsor...son of Dennis and Debbie Van Dyke...majoring in earned suburban all-area and SICA all-conference honors in each of mechanical engineering. his last two prep seasons as a linebacker and fullback. Personal: Attended Hillcrest High School, where his coach was Earnest Sutton...son of Alvin and Melva Weaver...older brother, Kyran, serves as the Miners’ defensive line coach...majoring in infor- MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL mation systems technology and business.

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Cameron Williams Mike Wilson 25 5

Defensive Back Running Back 5-11, 175, So. 5-8, 175, So. Princeton, Ky. Valrico, Fla. Caldwell County HS King HS

Returning letterman who will play in the secondary...expected to Returner who will compete for playing time at running back…ran compete for a starting spot at cornerback...recorded three tackles for 248 yards on 24 carries and four touchdowns as a reserve back last season...played both in the secondary and on special teams... last season, averaging 10.3 yards per carry...had a season-high 97 reshirted in 2007…was named as the “Regional Player of the Year” by yards on just fi ve carries at Lincoln and scored three times on runs of the Kentucky Coaches Association” and earned second-team all-state 45, 26 and 20 yards...fourth touchdown run was his longest carry of honors for the 2006 campaign…was also named to the Kentucky the season of 67 yards against Southwest Baptist...was redshirted in New-Era all-star team and was a fi rst-team all-conference selection in 2007…was the recipient of his team’s “Ironman Award” and “Heart of the Western Kentucky Conference. the Lion” award following the 2006 season at the high school level. Personal: Attended Caldwell County High School, where his coach Personal: Attended King High School, where his coach was Joe was David Barnes…son of Rick and Renee Williams…majoring in Severino…son of Michael and Barita Wilson…competes in track and mechanical engineering. fi eld for S&T as a sprinter, where he scored for the Miners in the

100- and 200-meter dashes at the 2008 Great Lakes Valley Confer- MINER FOOTBALL 2009 Nick Williams ence Outdoor Championships…majoring in computer science. 77

Defensive Line 6-3, 255, Jr. O’Fallon, Mo. Fort Zumwalt North HS

Returning letterman who will compete for a starting spot on the defensive line…made 20 stops from the defensive tackle spot last season, including nine solo stops, two for a loss and one sack which came against Saint Joseph’s...had a season-high four tackles against Wisconsin-Stout and Butler...saw playing time on the defensive line in 2007 after redshirting the previous year…was a three-year letterman at the varsity level, earning honorable mention all-conference laurels in the Gateway Athletic Conference...also competed in track and fi eld at the school...was a four-year member of the school’s honor roll and served as a representative at the National Congressional Youth Conference. Personal: Attended Fort Zumwalt North High School, where his coach was Leroy Schumaker...son of Eric Williams and Stephanie Johnson...majoring in mechanical and electrical engineering.

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Brian Bakala Casey Bollman 92 12

Defensive Line Quarterback 6-0, 275, Fr.-R 6-2, 190, Fr.-R Sugar Grove, Ill. Ava, Ill. Marmion Academy Trico HS

Redshirt freshman who will play on the defensive line…was a two- Returner who will look to earn playing time at quarterback…was time academic all-conference selection at the high school level… redshirted last season…established his high school’s single-game played on both lines in high school…competed in football and track. passing record with 303 yards…earned Illinois State Scholar honors Personal: Attended Marmion Academy, where his coach was Dan and was a member of the school’s branch of the National Honor Thorpe…son of Pete and Eileen Bakala…majoring in engineering at Society. S&T. Personal: Attended Trico High School, where his coach was Randy Raynor…son of Mark and Mary Bollman…majoring in metallurgical engineering at S&T. Alex Bennett Malcolm Booth 87 65

Wide Receiver 6-2, 180, Fr.-R Offensive Line Webster Groves, Mo. 6-4, 290, Fr.-R Webster Groves HS Little Rock, Ark. Catholic HS Redshirt freshman who will compete for a starting role among the Miners’ wide receiver corps in 2009…made fi ve receptions in the Redshirt freshman who is expected to compete for time on the Miners’ spring game…was a two-time member of the all-state team offensive line…who was classifi ed as one of the Top 60 recruits in the as a second-team selection, as well as the fi rst-team all-district and state of Arkansas following the 2007 season…earned all-state honors all-Suburban South teams…was also named to the all-metro St. Louis as an offensive lineman. team after catching 44 passes for 697 yards and six touchdowns last Personal: Attended Catholic High School, where his coach was season and had career number of 111 receptions, 1,829 yards and 20 Richard Cochran…son of Thomas and Kim Booth…majoring in touchdowns at Webster Groves. engineering at S&T. Personal: Attended Webster Groves High School, where his coach was former Rolla High School mentor Scott Stallcup…son of James and Leslie Bennett …majoring in engineering at S&T. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL

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Will Brown Thomas Deason 24 44

Defensive Back Tight End 6-0, 175, Fr.-R 6-5, 235, Fr.-R Hazelwood, Mo. St. Clair, Mo. Hazelwood West HS St. Clair HS

Redshirt freshman who compete for a starting role in the secondary… Redshirt freshman who will contend for time at tight end…was a was named as the defensive most valuable player on his high school second-team all-district selection following the 2007 season, while team following the 2007 season and was named honorable mention also earning second-team all-league honors in the Four Rivers all-conference in the Suburban North Conference…was also the Conference as both a tight end and defensive end. recipient of the school’s academic achiever award. Personal: Attended St. Clair High School, where his coach was John Personal: Attended Hazelwood West High School, where his coach Butler…son of Ron and Laura Deason…plans to major in biological was Keith Herring…son of Carl and Anissa Washington…majoring in sciences at S&T. engineering at S&T. Ian Coll Kevin Dillon 52 81 MINER FOOTBALL 2009

Offensive Line Wide Receiver 6-3, 260, Fr.-R 6-3, 180, Fr.-R Andover, N.H. Plano, Texas Merrimack Valley HS Plano East HS Redshirt freshman who will seek to earn a spot on the offensive line... Redshirt freshman who will play at wide receiver…expected to played at that position at the high school level...is the fi rst player from contend for a starting role at the position…had one reception in the his high school to play in a scholarship-granting football program. spring game…was the recipient of the Tom Kimbrough Unsung Hero Personal: Attended Merrimack Valley High School, where he was Award following the 2007 season…was also an academic all-district coached by Sean O’Brien...graduated third in his senior class...son of and all-state selection as he played for a team that was a regional Jim and Christie Coll...majoring in computer engineering. fi nalist in 2006. Personal: Attended Plano East High School, where his coach was Johnny Ringo…son of Charles and Dianne Dillon…plans to major in Anthony Comito aerospace engineering at S&T. 57

Linebacker 5-11, 215, Fr.-R Waldwick, N.J. Waldwick HS Returner who will look to earn playing time at linebacker…was redshirted in 2008…played several positions at the high school level, including running back, tight end and punter…earned all-conference honors at the prep level…also competed in track at S&T in the jav- elin throw last spring. Personal: Attended Waldwick High School, where his coach was Art Mazzacca…son of Harry Comito…majoring in engineering at S&T. 33 PROFILES: RETURNING MEMBERS

Marc Fagan John Heineken 45 47

Defensive Line Linebacker 6-4, 240, So. 6-1, 210, Fr.-R Marceline, Mo. Columbia, Ill. Marceline HS Columbia HS

Returner who will seek to earn a spot on the defensive line…saw Redshirt freshman who will compete for a spot at linebacker…was a some playing time last season after being redshirted in 2007…was second-team all-state selection in high school and earned all-confer- a third-team all-state selection following his senior year of high ence laurels at linebacker and running back…was also named to the school…also named fi rst-team all-district as a defensive end and academic all-state team. second-team at offensive tackle; was a fi rst-team all-conference Personal: Attended Columbia High School, where his coach was selection at both positions. Scott Horner…son of Richard Heineken and Laura Lockhart… Personal: Attended Marceline High School, where his coach was majoring in electrical engineering at S&T. Deacon Windsor…son of David and Patti Fagan…majoring in mechanical engineering. Scott Holcomb Curterris Golden 19 66 Offensive Line Running Back 6-4, 290, Fr.-R Murphysboro, Ill. 5-8, 190, Fr.-R Trinity Christian HS Chicago, Ill. Redshirt freshman who will look to earn time on the offensive line… John Hope HS high school did not have a football team…played on the offensive and defensive lines previously while in junior high school…also Redshirt freshman who will seek to earn a role at running back…was played basketball in high school. an honorable mention all-Chicago area selection by the Sun-Times Personal: Attended Trinity Christian School…son of Timothy and and was one of the top running backs in his conference as a senior. Mary Holcomb…majoring in engineering at S&T. Personal: Attended John Hope High School, where his coach was Jason Burns…son of Katie Watson…majoring in business at S&T. Mark Hopkins 4

Defensive Back 5-11, 175, Fr.-R Chicago, Ill. Whitney Young HS

MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL Redshirt freshman who will contend for a starting role in the second- ary…expected to see most of his playing time at free safety…was an all-conference selection as a free safety and also earned pre-season all-city honors in the Chicago area…also served as a punt returner at the high school level. Personal: Attended Whitney Young High School, where his coach 34 was Tim Franken…son of Mark Hopkins, Sr., and Kimley Johnson… majoring in business at S&T. PROFILES: RETURNING MEMBERS

Jared Jenkins Lonnell Jones 48 30

Linebacker Linebacker 6-2, 205, Fr.-R 5-11, 215, Fr.-R Edmond, Okla. Kansas City, Mo. Heritage Hall HS Ruskin HS

Returner who will seek to earn a spot at linebacker…was redshirted Redshirt freshman who will contend for playing time at linebacker… in 2008…earned all-district honors as a member of a state runner-up selected as his team’s most valuable player in each of the last two team in high school…named as the area “Player of the Week” on two seasons, was a second-team all-conference running back in both his occasions and as his team’s outstanding defensive lineman. junior and senior years…was a four-year member of the honor roll at Personal: Attended Heritage Hall High School, where his coach was his school…competed in track and fi eld and was a state qualifi er as Andy Bogert…son of Jeff and Jan Jenkins…majoring in economics at part of his school’s 4x100-meter relay team in the spring of 2008. S&T. Personal: Attended Ruskin High School, where his coach was Charles Lee…son of Kimberly Chism…majoring in electrical Owen Johns engineering at S&T. Ian Kreher 13 41 MINER FOOTBALL 2009 Quarterback 6-0, 210, So. Linebacker Carthage, Mo. 6-1, 225, Fr.-R Carthage HS Warrensburg, Mo.

Returning squadmember who will seek to earn time at quarterback… Warrensburg HS transferred from Missouri Southern prior to the 2008 season…was redshirted in the 2007 season…was a two-year starter at quarterback Returning squadmember who will play at linebacker…was redshirted at the high school level…set the Carthage High School single season in the 2008 season…was a second-team all-conference selection and record for passing yards with 2,072 and touchdowns with 21 in his earned the team’s “lights out” award…played on the offensive line senior year…was a two-time all-district and all-conference and at defensive end as well as linebacker in high school. performer…threw for 3,831 yards and 35 touchdowns in his high Personal: Attended Warrensburg High School, where his coach was school career while completing 62 percent of his passes. Wiley Meade…son of Paul and Valerie Kreher… majoring in Personal: Attended Carthage High School, where his coach was John engineering at S&T. Guidie….son of Edward and Alice Jones…majoring in mechanical engineering at S&T. Joe Levil 95

Defensive Line 6-1, 245, Fr.-R Tampa, Fla.. King HS Returner who will seek to earn playing time on the defensive line... was redshirted in the 2008 seaon…was an all-conference selection at the high school level...played on both the offensive and defensive lines as a prep player. Personal: Attended King High School, where he was coached by Joe 35 Severino...son of Joseph Level, Sr....majoring in engineering. PROFILES: RETURNING MEMBERS

Brandon McCord Will Morrison 83 1

Tight End Placekicker 6-6, 240, Fr.-R 5-10, 175, Fr.-R St. Louis, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Oakville HS Rolla HS

Redshirt freshman who will compete for playing time at tight end… Redshirt freshman who will compete for the kicking and punting earned honorable mention all-conference laurels following each of the duties at Missouri S&T…was a second-team all-state performer as last two seasons while starting at tight end at the high school level… both a kicker and punter as a junior while playing at St. James High served as a team captain…caught 11 passes for 141 yards last season. School, then followed that up with second-team selections on both Personal: Attended Oakville High School, where his coach was Arlee the conference and district levels during his senior season…earned Connors…son of Larry and Marlan McCord…majoring in all-district and all-league honors on three occasions during his prep engineering. career…was also named as an all-state performer in baseball as an infi elder…played baseball at S&T in the spring and hit .318 with 18 runs batted in. Personal: Attended Rolla High School, where his coach was Brock Ewanu Meneh Roweton…played for current Miner offensive coordinator Josh Richards for two seasons at St. James…son of Jim and Yoshiko Morrison…majoring in civil engineering. 33 Chris Philpy

Linebacker 91 5-10, 240, So. St. Louis, Mo. Roosevelt HS Offensive Line Returning squadmember who will compete for a spot on the 6-5, 250, Fr.-R defensive line…did see playing time during the 2008 season…was a McKinney, Texas fi rst-team all-conference in the Public High League in St. Louis after posting 25 tackles as a senior...team went 7-3 during his senior season McKinney HS at Roosevelt. Personal: Attended Roosevelt High School, where his coach was Redshirt freshman who will play on the offensive line…played at that DeAndre Campbell...son of Tsaso and Flora Meneh...majoring in civil position at the high school…named to the Texas academic all-state engineering. second team…served as a member of the school’s branch of the Na- tional Honor Society and earned the Rotary Club Academic Excellence award in all four years of high school. Personal: Attended McKinney High School, where his coach was Todd McVey...son of Bruce and Sharon Philpy...older brother, Justin, is a junior defensive lineman for the Miners…majoring in engineering. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL

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Derek Richards R.J. Shubatt 93 17

Defensive Line Quarterback 6-3, 205, So. 6-2, 185, So. Webster Groves, Mo. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Webster Groves HS Jefferson HS

Returner who will look to earn a role on the interior line…redshirted Returner who will look for playing time in the secondary...could also in the 2007 season…earned second-team all-state and third-team play on special teams...was redshirted in 2007...was a second-team all-metro St. Louis honors following the 2006 season, where he was a all-metro and all-conference player at the high school level, where he fi rst-team all-conference and second-team all-district selection…made served as a team captain…was also an academic all-conference 111 tackles with two sacks and two fumble recoveries last fall…can selection…good athlete who was a state qualifi er in track and fi eld also play as a long snapper. and played varsity basketball. Personal: Attended Webster Groves High School, where his coach Personal: Attended Jefferson High School, where his coach was Jim was Cliff Ice…son of Larry and Christina Richards…majoring in Womochil…son of Gary and Cynthia Shubatt…majoring in business. petroleum engineering. Michael Saputo Mason Smith 99 69 MINER FOOTBALL 2009

Defensive Line Offensive Line 6-2, 275, Fr.-R 6-0, 255, Fr.-R Arnold, Mo. Springville, N.Y. Fox HS Springville HS

Freshman who will contend for playing time on the defensive line… Redshirt freshman who will look to earn playing time on the was redshirted last season…led his team with 74 tackles during the offensive line…was a team captain and scholar-athlete at his school… 2007 campaign, including numerous stops behind the line of played on both the offensive and defensive line. scrimmage…was a fi rst-team all-state selection on the defensive line Personal: Attended Springville High School, where his coach was Joe as well as a fi rst-team all-district and all-conference selection…an Marvin…son of Paul Smith and Karen Lux…majoring in engineering all-metro St. Louis selection who was also chosen to the Lions Club at S&T. all-star team. Personal: Attended Fox High School, where his coach was Nick Gianino…son of Michael and Tricia Saputo…majoring in biological sciences at S&T.

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Ryan Taylor Michael Wicklund 1 59

Running Back Wide Receiver 5-10, 200, Fr.-R 5-11, 175, So. Indianapolis, Ind. Doniphan, Mo. Pike HS Doniphan HS

Redshirt freshman who will compete for a starting role at running Returner who will look to earn playing time at wide receiver…saw back this fall...had a solid spring game with 40 yards on nine carries... playing time a year...did not play football in 2007 while attending rushed for over 1,600 yards as a high school senior in 2007 to earn S&T…high school did not have a football program but played all-state honors and all-league laurels in Conference Indiana…was baseball at the high school level. selected as his team’s most valuable player on offense for a Pike squad Personal: Attended Doniphan High School…son of Michael and that fi nished second in Indiana Class 5A. Sheryl Wicklund…grandfather is a 1965 graduate of S&T… Personal: Attended Pike High School, where his coach was Derek majoring in metallurgical engineering. Mayers…son of Kenneth and Kelly Taylor…majoring in mechanical engineering at S&T. Marc Wilson Michael Underbrink 78 34 Linebacker Offensive Line 6-2, 220, Fr.-R 6-2, 275, Fr.-R Kansas City, Kan. Richardson, Texas Sumner Academy Berkner HS Will look to earn playing time at linebacker in his fi rst season on the fi eld at S&T…was redshirted last fall...served as a two-year captain Freshman who will play on the offensive line…was redshirted a year at his school, earning fi rst-team all-district and all-conference honors ago...earned all-district honors as a center at the high school level… following the 2007 season…was a three-time member of the Kansas was also selected to the academic all-state team and as the team’s most Scholar-Athlete squad. outstanding offensive lineman. Personal: Attended Sumner Academy, where his coach was Todd Personal: Attended Berkner High School, where his coach was Jim Wassman…son of Marc and Paula Wilson…majoring in petroleum Ledford…son of John and Charlene Underbrink…majoring in engineering at S&T. petroleum engineering. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL

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#28 AUSTIN ADAMS #6 DEXTER BRYANT DB, 6-0, 180, Fr., Springfi eld, Mo./Kickapoo HS WR, 5-11, 190, Jr., Pasadena, Calif./Glendale CC

Incoming freshman who will play in the secondary…was a fi rst-team Transfer from Glendale Community College who will compete for all-district and all-conference selection in the Ozark Conference a spot at wide receiver…played at slot receiver and also returned following the 2008 season and also earned second-team all-Ozarks kicks at the junior college level…had 14 receptions for 191 yards region laurels…played defensive back and running back at the high and a touchdown in 2007…was named as his team’s and conference’s school level…rushed 199 times for 1,214 yards and 11 touchdowns most valuable player in high school as he earned fi rst-team all-state during the 2008 season at Kickapoo. honors…attended Arizona State during his junior year but did not Personal: Attended Kickapoo High School, where his coach was play football. Kuper Kruel…son of Glenn and Sherie Adams…majoring in business Personal: Attended LaSalle High School, where his coach was …son at Missouri S&T. of Dexter and Christle Bryant…majoring in technical communications at Missouri S&T #67 OFFIE ADAMS OL, 6-0, 240, Fr., St. Louis, Mo./Hazelwood East HS #20 JOSH CARTER WR, 5-10, 170, Fr., Lexington, Ky./Tates Creek HS Freshman who is projected to play on the offensive line…started on both lines for the Missouri Class 5 state champions in 2008, Newcomer to the Miner program this fall…will compete for playing playing at all three offensive line spots as well as at defensive tackle time at wide receiver, the position he played at the high school level and end…was an honorable mention all-conference selection in the in Kentucky. Suburban North Conference. Personal: Attended Tates Creek High School, where his coach was Personal: Attended Hazelwood East High School, where his coach Mark Willoughby…son of David and Kathy Carter…majoring in was Mike Jones…son of Offi e, Jr., and Dorothy Adams…majoring in architectural engineering. electrical engineering. #36 CHANDLER COLLYAR #12 MELVIN BANKS DB, 5-9, 175, Fr., Springdale, Ark./Har-Ber HS DB, 6-0, 180, Fr., Mascoutah, Ill./Mascoutah HS Earned honorable mention all-conference honors in the secondary Newcomer to the Miners who will play in the secondary…was a and was named as his team’s most valuable defensive back last fall… fi rst-team all-state selection at running back, as well as a fi rst-team fi nished the 2008 season with 103 tackles and an interception, a year MINER FOOTBALL 2009 all-conference and all-area performer among the small school players in which he had four games with double fi gure tackles for a team that in Illinois….was accountable for 1,430 total yards, including 1,138 reached the Arkansas Class 7 semifi nals. rushing yards, on the offensive side of the ball…on defense, recorded Personal: Attended Har-Ber High School, where his coach was 102 tackles to lead his team during the 2008 season and also had a Chris Wood…son of Ritchey and Tonya Collyar…majoring in civil pass interception from his defensive back position. engineering. Personal: Attended Mascoutah High School, where his coach was Terry Moeller…son of Anthony and Melvina Banks…majoring in #92 ROBERT CONLEY business at Missouri S&T. DL, 5-11, 220, Fr., Pearland, Texas/Manuel HS

#39 JIMMY BARNHART Incoming freshman who will look to earn time on the defensive LB, 6-1, 220, Fr., Union, Mo./Union HS line…earned all-district honors following the 2008 season from the defensive end position. Incoming freshman who will play at linebacker…was a fi rst-team Personal: Attended Manuel High School, where his coach was Kirk all-conference selection at Union High School after making 63 tackles Martin…son of Tim Conley and Shelly Henry…majoring in last season which included two quarterback sacks…also saw playing mechanical engineering. time on the offensive line during his career…played on one of the top-ranked teams in Missouri Class 4 over the last two seasons. #94 EVAN DAVENPORT Personal: Attended Union High School, where his coach was Brent DL, 6-2, 225, Fr., Homewood, Ill./Homewood-Flossmoor HS Eckley…son of Joe and Sue Barnhart…majoring in engineering at Missouri S&T. Newcomer who will compete for playing time on the defensive line… earned fi rst-team all-conference honors in the Southwest Suburban #68 SEAN BOWERS Conference in the Chicago area…was also the recipient of his team’s DL, 5-9, 220, Fr., Rolla, Mo./Rolla HS sportsmanship award. Personal: Attended Homewood-Flossmoor High School, where his Incoming freshman from Rolla High School who will look to earn a coach was Kenneth Smith…son of Fred and Rebecca Davenport… spot on the defensive line…earned fi rst-team all-district and all-Ozark majoring in aerospace engineering. Conference laurels following his senior year, where he had 19 tackles and four quarterback sacks from his interior defensive line spot…was #60 KAMERON DAVIS selected as his team’s defensive “Player of the Year”. OL, 5-9, 265, Fr., Waynesville, Mo./Waynesville HS Personal: Attended Rolla High Schoo, where his coach was Brock Roweton…son of Kevin and Mary Lou Bowers…majoring in Incoming freshman who will be on the offensive line…was an all- petroleum engineering at Missouri S&T. state performer at the high school level…also earned all-district and all-conference honors in the Ozark Conference…was selected to the #46 CHARLES BRYANT league’s all-academic team as well…played as an offensive guard in DB, 5-10, 180, Sr., Kansas City, Mo./Hogan Prep Academy high school…was a starter for Waynesville’s state championship team (Missouri Class 5) in 2007. Newcomer to the Miner program who will look to earn a spot in the Personal: Attended Waynesville High School, where his coach was secondary. Rick Vernon…son of Harold and Donna Davis…majoring in Personal: Attended Hogan Prep Academy in Kansas City, Mo., where engineering. his coach was Phil Lascuola…son of Charles and Sylvia Bryant. 39 PROFILES: NEWCOMERS

#49 FREDERICK DUGARD #88 BRYCE HARRIS LB, 6-1, 240, Fr., Queens Village, N.Y./St. Francis Prep TE, 6-3, 200, Fr., Willard, Mo./Willard HS

Joins the Miners after a successful career at St. Francis Prep Academy Incoming freshman who will play at tight end for the Miners…was in New York…was a team captain at St. Francis Prep, earning all- named as his team’s most valuable player on offense last fall…earned league and all-city honors a year ago…was named as the defensive second-team all-district and all-conference honors from the wide most valuable player in the Senior Bowl and as the team’s most receiver spot…caught 31 passes for 482 yards and three touchdowns valuable player as a linebacker…also played at defensive end. during the 2008 campaign after making 12 catches as a junior, while Personal: Attended St. Francis Prep Academy, where his coach was following up a 36-tackle season with 62 stops and three interceptions Vincent O’Connor…son of Frederick and Donna Dugard…majoring in the past year as a safety. in mechanical engineering. Personal: Attended Willard High School, where his coach was Phil Wickwar…son of Brad and Heather Harris…majoring in civil engi- #46 LEROY EASON neering. WR, 6-0, 175, Fr., St. Louis, Mo./University City HS #64 KYLE HARTZELL Newcomer who will seek to earn a spot at wide receiver…had four OL, 5-11, 240, Fr., Carthage, Ill./Illini West HS catches for 88 yards in that role last season…also played in the secondary in high school, where he made 37 tackles from his strong Freshman who will play on the offensive line…was a fi rst-team all- safety position…made 28 tackles with an interception as a junior. state selection and all-conference pick on both sides of the ball…was Personal: Attended University City High School, where his coach named to three all-area teams during his prep career, where he played was Duane Hawthorne…son of LaCinda Jones…majoring in civil on both lines…was named as the Scott-Smith sophomore “Athlete of engineering. the Year” and also earned academic all-state laurels. Personal: Attended Illini West High School, where his coach was Jim #13 MATT ELLIOTT Unruh…son of Tom and Pam Hartzell…majoring in engineering. QB, 6-0, 187, Fr., Fort Wayne, Ind./Snider HS #55 CHRIS HORN Incoming freshman who will play at quarterback…was a fi rst-team LB, 6-3, 200, Fr., Tulsa, Okla./Booker T. Washington HS all-state and all-conference quarterback at Fort Wayne’s Snider High School – the same school that produced former NFL Hall of Fame Will play at linebacker during his fi rst season with the Miners…was player Rod Woodson – while earning a spot in the Indiana North all- an all-district selection at the high school level, where he fi nished his star game…he set the school record for passing yards during his prep senior year as the team’s leading tackler as they won the Oklahoma career…and threw for 2,000 yards during the 2008 season with 14 Class 5A state title…was selected as his team’s “defensive lineman of touchdown tosses...was a fi rst-team all-region performer. the year” following the 2008 season. Personal: Attended Snider High School, where his coach was Russ Personal: Attended Booker T. Washington High School, where Isaacs…son of Gary and Gail Elliott…majoring in business. his coach was Antwain Jimmerson…son of Christopher and Dina Horn…majoring in mechanical engineering. #10 DANIEL FISHKIND WR, 6-0, 175, Fr., Dallas, Texas/Plano West HS #36 BRINDIN JORDAN DB, 6-1, 190, So., Lee’s Summit, Mo./Independence CC Freshman who will play a wideout spot for the Miners... was an all- district selection after the 2008 season in which he made 34 Newcomer who will play at in the secondary for the Miners…spent receptions to lead Plano West…was also a member of the academic the 2008 season at Independence Community College…was an all-state team and was a two-time “Player of the Week” selection. honorable mention all-district performer at the high school level in Personal: Attended Plano West High School, where his coach was 2006, where he played quarterback, wide receiver and in the second- Mike Hughes…son of Mark and Karen Fishkind…majoring in ary…earned defensive “Player of the Week” honors during his senior petroleum engineering. year at Lee’s Summit West…also earned all-state, all-district and all-conference honors in track and fi eld. #82 TYLER FREEZE Personal: Attended Lee’s Summit West High School, where his coach TE, 6-4, 220, Fr.-R, Fenton, Mo./Rockwood Summit HS was Royce Boehm…son of Bryan and Janelle Jordan…majoring in history. Incoming freshman who will compete for a spot at tight end…caught 14 passes for 163 yards and two touchdowns during the 2007 season #8 CLAY KINMAN as a high school senior…as a junior, he caught 15 for 224 yards… WR, 6-2, 202, Fr., Carthage, Mo./Carthage HS attended Missouri Southern State University in 2008-09 but did not play football for the Lions. Incoming freshman who will compete for playing time at wide Personal: Attended Rockwood Summit High School, where his coach receiver…was a fi rst-team all-state, all-district and all-Central Ozarks was Mike Bellars…parented by his uncle Josh Wallingsford. Conference selection following his senior year when he had 42 catches for 927 yards – which ranked sixth in the state of Missouri #14 THOMAS GORI -- and nine touchdowns…was named to the Joplin Globe’s all-area P, 6-2, 225, Fr., Springfi eld, Mo./Catholic HS team following the 2008 season…was a second-team all-state and fi rst-team all-district and all-conference selection after a 41-catch, Freshman who will compete for the punting job at Missouri S&T… 845-yard season with 10 touchdowns during his junior season…also earned second-team all-state honors in high school as well as fi rst- played at defensive end and served as the team’s punter. team all-district and all-conference…was a member of the Missouri Personal: Attended Carthage High School, where his coach was Jon

MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL Football Coaches Association’s all-academic team. Guidie…son of Mike and Sharon Kinman…majoring in engineering Personal: Attended Springfi eld Catholic High School, where his coach at Missouri S&T. was Bobby Cornelison…son of Frank and Christina Gori…majoring in computer engineering.

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#6 ZACH KLUMP #7 TERRANCE LOCKETT, JR. PK, 6-2, 180, Fr., Fenton, Mo./Rockwood Summit HS DB, 5-10, 182, Fr., St. Louis, Mo./DeSmet Jesuit HS

Freshman who will seek to earn time as a placekicker…earned fi rst- Incoming freshman who will compete for a role in the secondary… team all-state honors in that role during his prep career…had 18 extra was a fi rst-team all-state and all-conference selection following the points and three fi eld goals during the 2008 season at the high school 2008 season, when he recorded 35 tackles to help DeSmet win a level…also played wide receiver and made eight catches for 121, district championship and advance to the Missouri Class 6 playoffs… while adding 33 tackles on defense from the safety position…had 25 also earned honorable mention all-metro honors in St. Louis and was extra points and 12 fi eld goals during his junior year while leading his a second-team all-Metro Catholic Conference pick as a running back team in receptions with 19 for 259 yards. after rushing for 387 yards in the 2008 season. Personal: Attended Rockwood Summit High School, where his coach Personal: Attended DeSmet Jesuit High School, where his coach was was Mike Bellars…son of Mark and Joann Klump…majoring in civil Pat Mahoney…son of Cheryl Emerson…majoring in English engineering. education.

#27 JUSTIN L’HOTE #89 BRENNAN LONGWELL DB, 6-1, 205, Fr., Perryville, Mo./St. Vincent HS WR, 5-11, 175, Fr., O’Fallon, Mo./Fort Zumwalt West HS

Incoming freshman who will look to gain playing time in the Freshman who will play at wide receiver…was a two-time all-state secondary…was named as the “Male Athlete of the Year” at his high and all-Gateway Athletic Conference selection at wide receiver and school after earning second-team all-state honors as a senior…was se- was a two-time all-metro selection in the St. Louis area…fi nished his lected to the KTJJ “Dream Team” following the 2008 season…played senior year with 67 receptions for 1,068 yards and 16 touchdowns at both wide receiver and defensive back. for one of the top programs in Missouri Class 6, after posting 40 Personal: Attended St. Vincent High School, where his coach was catches for 818 yards and eight touchdowns as a junior…established Keith Winkler…son of Brian and Julie L’Hote…majoring in a new state record with 336 yards in receptions in a game against engineering. Jefferson City in October 2008. Personal: Attended Fort Zumwalt West High School, where his #42 ALEXANDER LEACH coach was Paul Day…son of Kevin and Margaret Longwell… TE, 6-3, 195, Fr., Liberty, Mo./Liberty HS majoring in civil engineering.

Freshman who will play at tight end…played that position and #3 SEAN MARTIN MINER FOOTBALL 2009 quarterback at the high school level. DB, 5-9, 170, Fr., South Holland, Ill./Seton Academy Personal: Attended Liberty High School, where his coach was Joel Wells…son of Corbett and Cheryl Leach…is the twin brother of S&T Freshman who will look for playing time in the secondary…was a freshman offensive lineman Zach Leach…majoring in engineering. versatile player at the high school level who earned his team’s most valuable player award in 2008…was an all-conference and all-area #54 ZACH LEACH performer, playing at wide receiver, free safety and kick returner. OL, 6-4, 245, Fr., Liberty, Mo./Liberty HS Personal: Attended Seton Academy, where his coach was Brandon Morgan…son of Bennie and Sharron Smith…majoring in Incoming freshman who will seek to earn a spot on the offensive engineering. line…was a second-team all-conference performer at the high school level as well and also earned academic all-state honors…was the #9 JOSH MERRITT recipient of the Liberty academic award…played on both lines during LB, 5-11, 195, Fr., Rolla, Mo./Rolla HS his prep career, playing defensive end and offensive tackle. Personal: Attended Liberty High School, where his coach was Joel Freshman from the local area who will play at linebacker…served Wells…son of Corbett and Cheryl Leach…is the twin brother of S&T as a team captain over the past two seasons…was named as his high freshman wide receiver Alexander Leach…majoring in engineering. school team’s “Player of the Year” while playing at Olive Branch High School in Mississippi; transferred to Rolla prior to his senior year… #58 GARRETT LEIBLE was named as a scholar-athlete. OL, 6-2, 260, Fr., Perryville, Mo./Perryville HS Personal: Attended Rolla High School, where his coach was Brock Roweton…son of Jordan and Terry DeShurley…majoring in Incoming freshman who earned all-district and all-conference honors engineering. following the 2008 season while being named as his team’s outstanding offensive lineman…served as a team captain during his #77 TRAVIS MILLER senior year for a team that reached the Missouri Class 2 state playoffs. DS, 5-11, 200, Fr., Higginsville, Mo./Higginsville HS Personal: Attended Perryville High School, where his coach was Jim May…son of Rod and Dawn Leible…majoring in chemical Incoming freshman who is projected to serve as a long snapper… engineering. played at center and inside linebacker in high school. Personal: Attended Higginsville High School, where his coach was #38 CALEB LEWIS Steve Cook…son of Bruce and Tammy Miller…majoring in LB, 5-9, 195, Fr., Rockford, Ill./Guilford HS engineering.

Newcomer who will seek to earn playing time at linebacker...played at middle linebacker and on special teams at the high school level. Personal: Attended Guilford High School, where his coach was Mel Gilfellan…son of Gary and Brenda Lewis…majoring in engineering.

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#2 ANTHONY MOORE, JR. #23 BOBBY PETTIS RB, 5-8, 175, Fr., Hazelwood, Mo./McCluer HS WR, 5-10, 180, Fr., Hickory Hills, Ill./Argo HS

Freshman who will play at running back for the Miners…was selected Incoming freshman who will compete for playing time at wide receiv- to the Suburban North Conference’s all-league fi rst team at running er…played at running back in high school, where he back after rushing for 1,229 yards and six touchdowns, helping lead rushed for 1,473 yards and 17 touchdowns during the 2008 the Comets to the second round of the Missouri Class 5 playoffs… campaign…earned his team’s most valuable player award and “Player earned honorable mention all-metro honors in 2008…ran for 705 of the Year” honors in the South Suburban Conference in the Chicago yards and nine scores in his junior year…earned academic all-league area…was an honorable mention all-state selection in each of the last honors. two seasons and was a two-time all-area and all-conference pick at Personal: Attended McCluer High School, where his coach was Joe Argo…was selected to play in the Illinois Shrine Game. Henke…son of Anthony and Carolyn Moore…majoring in engineer- Personal: Attended Argo Community High School, where his coach ing. was Jim Innis…son of Robert and Angela Pettis…majoring in business. #42 RYAN MORSE LB, 6-2, 200, Fr., Overland Park, Kan./Blue Valley NW HS #14 AUBREY PIERSON RB, 5-3, 170, Jr., Florissant, Mo./Millikan University Freshman who will seek to land a role at linebacker…comes from a solid prep program, where he earned honorable mention all- Transfer from Millikin University who will contend for playing time conference laurels in the Eastern Kansas League…was a two-time at running back…played at multiple positions during his high school EKL scholar-athlete selection and earned numerous academic awards, career, accumulating over 1,300 all-purpose yards on the offensive including the Kansas Designated State Scholar and President’s Award side of the ball and as a kick returner, while recording 50 tackles and for Educational Excellence. eight interceptions in the secondary…was named to the all-state and Personal: Attended Blue Valley Northwest High School, where his all-conference fi rst team. coach was Mike Zegunis…son of John and Jeannine Morse… Personal: Attended Hazelwood Central High School, where his majoring in biochemical engineering. coach was John Pukala…son of Shirley Hughes…older brother, Brian Jordan, is a defensive back for the Miners…majoring in information #76 STEPHEN MULL science and technology. OL, 6-7, 275, Fr., Aloha, Ore./Aloha HS #96 JOHN PISCHAK Incoming freshman who will play on the offensive line…brings good DL, 6-4, 235, Fr., Arlington Heights, Ill./Buffalo Grove HS size to the position…played on both lines at the high school level as a tackle. Incoming freshman who will contend for time on the defensive Personal: Attended Aloha High School, where his coach was Chris line…was a three-year starter at the high school level at defensive Casey…son of Greg and Twila Mull…majoring in engineering. end…is a good all-around athlete who also competed in wrestling and track and fi eld at his high school…earned all-academic honors #98 MATT NELSON and was on the school’s honor roll in every semester. DL, 6-3, 225, Jr., Shawnee, Kan./Coffeyville CC Personal: Attended Buffalo Grove High School, where his coach was Jim Ferrell…son of Peter and Rose Pischak…majoring in Transfer from Coffeyville Community College who will seek earn metallurgical engineering. playing time on the defensive line…fi nished his fi rst season at Coffeyville with six tackles from the linebacker spot...played that #35 QUINTIN ROBINSON position as well as the defensive line in high school. DB, 5-11, 200, Jr., Dodge City, Kan./Dodge City CC Personal: Attended Mill Valley High School, where his coach was George Raddel…son of Brian and Susan Nelson…majoring in Transfer from Dodge City Community College who will seek to earn aerospace engineering. a spot in the secondary…played at running back at Dodge City and fi nished as the team’s second-leading rusher in 2008 with 139 yards #29 ADAM PEDEN on 41 carries…also saw some playing time as a kick returner…ran PK, 5-10, 165, Fr., Bloomington, Ill./Bloomington HS for 179 yards in his freshman season. Personal: Attended Dodge City High School, where his coach was Will compete for the kicking or punting positions...was a fi rst-team Justin Burke…son of Gary and Patricia Robinson… majoring in all-area and all-conference kicker as well as a fi rst-team all-league business. punter after averaging 33.6 yards per punt a year ago…also fi nished the season with 36 extra points and fi ve fi eld goals as he earned a spot #29 EDWIN SCOTT in the Eastern Illinois all-star game. DB, 6-2, 190, So., Alpadena, Calif./East Los Angeles CC Personal: Attended Bloomington High School, where his coach was Rigo Schmelzer…son of Doug and Shelly Peden…majoring in Transfer from East Los Angeles Community College who will com- mechanical engineering. pete for a starting role at free safety...played one season at East Los Angeles, fi nishing with 52 tackles and fi ve pass breakups...named as #81 JOSEPH PEPPLE the Southern California Football Association “Player of the Week” WR, 6-1, 200, Fr., Kansas City, Mo./Archbishop O’Hara HS during the 2008 season. Personal: Attended LaSalle High School, where his coach was Ealar Incoming freshman who will play at wide receiver…earned all- Gallagher...son of Theresa and the late Edwin Scott...majoring in conference honors at both receiver and outside linebacker at the high mathematics.

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#33 J’GAI STARKS #16 JARED WILLIAMS RB, 6-1, 240, Fr., Cedarburg, Wis./Cedarburg HS DB, 5-10, 198, So., Blue Springs, Mo./Benedictine University

Incoming freshman who will play at running back...helped lead his Transfer from Benedictine who will seek to land playing time in the high school team to the second round of the Wisconsin state playoffs secondary…was an all-district and all-conference performer at the in 2008…ran for 375 yards and six touchdowns during his senior high school level while playing safety…played on the junior varsity year and averaged nearly eight yards a carry as a junior. team at Benedictine. Personal: Attended Cedarburg High School, where his coach was Personal: Attended Blue Springs High School, where his coach was Brian Leair…son of Jeff and Lisa Lewis…majoring in environmental Greg Oder...son of Jefferson and Cynthia Williams...majoring in engineering. architectural engineering.

#21 MARTERRICUS THOMAS #31 TREVER WILSON WR, 5-9, 170, Fr., Quincy, Fla./East Gadsden HS LB, 6-1, 190, Fr., Pleasant Hill, Mo./Pleasant Hill HS

Incoming freshman who will compete for a spot at wide receiver… Incoming freshman who will compete for time at linebacker...was earned honorable mention all-state honors at the high school level a versatile player in high school as he played linebacker, fullback after catching 54 passes for 761 yards and seven touchdowns…had a and quarterback...was an all-state and all-conference performer at game with 13 catches and 130 yards against Tallahassee Godby…had linebacker in his senior year, after posting 125 tackles, two sacks and at least six receptions in fi ve different contests…averaged 12.8 yards an interception. per punt return. Personal: Attended Pleasant Hill High School, where his coach was Personal: Attended East Gadsden High School, where his coach was Kyle Roach...son of John Wilson and Ron and Melissa Gibbons... Scott Anderson...son of Terry Thoma and Marquita McMillon...is majoring in chemical engineering. majoring in electrical engineering. #86 DEREK WOODS #18 RYAN VEATCH DB, 5-11, 180, Fr., St. Louis, Mo./Hazelwood East HS DB, 6-1, 170, Fr., Thayer, Mo./Thayer HS Will seek to earn playing time in the secondary...played at linebacker Freshman who will play in the secondary...earned all-district honors and fullback at the high school level for the Missouri Class 5 state at defensive back and tight end in each of the last three high school champions in 2008...named to the Suburban North Conference’s seasons for one of the top small school programs in Missouri...team all-academic team. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 was the state runner-up in both 2007 and 2008...was selected to the Personal: Attended Hazelwood East High School, where his coach academic all-state team as well and won numerous academic honors was Mike Jones...son of Derek, Sr., and Ramona Woods...majoring in while in high school. civil engineering. Personal: Attended Thayer High School, where his coach was Billy Webber....son of Paul and Peggy Veatch...majoring in chemical #31 CHRIS YOUNG engineering. DL, 6-2, 215, Fr.-R, Waynesville, Mo./Waynesville HS

#11 TRENT WELBERN Newcomer who will seek to earn a spot on the defensive line... QB, 6-2, 190, Fr., Fort Smith, Ark./Southside HS Personal: Attended Waynesville High School, where his coach was Rick Vernon...son of David and Sun Young...majoring in aerospace Incoming freshman who will play at quarterback…comes to S&T engineering with solid credentials in his prep career was the quarterback for Southside’s team that fi nished as the Arkansas Class 7A state runner- up in the 2008 season. He earned all-conference honors for his MINERS BY CLASS performance. Freshmen ...... 44 Personal: Attedned Southside High School, where his coach was Jeff Redshirt Freshmen ...... 30 Williams…son of Wendell and Karla Welbern…majoring in civil Sophomores ...... 23 engineering. Juniors ...... 14 Seniors ...... 17 #15 CASEY WIENER TOTAL ...... 128 LB, 5-10, 220, Fr., Springfi eld, Mo./Kickapoo HS MINERS BY STATE Newcomer to the Miner program who will play at linebacker...was an Missouri...... 62 all-district selection and was also selected to the all-conference team Illinois ...... 25 three times in the Ozark Conference...competed in wrestling as well. Texas ...... 8 Personal: Attended Kickapoo High School, where his coach was Kansas ...... 6 Kuper Kruel...son of Mark and Teresa Wiener...majoring in civil engineering. California...... 4 Arkansas ...... 3 #85 ERIC WILLIAMS Indiana ...... 3 WR, 6-3, 185, So., Kansas City, Mo./Cardinal Stritch University Florida ...... 2 Iowa ...... 2 Newcomer who will seek to earn time at wide receiver…transferred to Kentucky ...... 2 S&T from Cardinal Stritch University. New York ...... 2 Personal: Attended Ruskin High School, where his coach was Ryan Oklahoma ...... 2 Schinstock...son of Ernest and Christy Watkins...majoring in aero- Louisiana ...... 1 space engineering. New Hampshire ...... 1 New Jersey ...... 1 Oregon ...... 1 West Virginia ...... 1 Wisconsin ...... 1 43 Outside U.S. (Ontario, Canada) ...... 1 PROFILES: NEWCOMERS

CAREER STATISTICS: RETURNING PLAYERS

Bryan Crider: RECEIVING No Yds Avg TD Lg 2006 3 9 3.0 1 8 2007 29 433 14.9 3 59 2008 53 549 10.4 5 62 Totals 85 991 11.7 9 62

Joe Drahos: KICKING PAT 1-19 20-2930-39 40-49 50+ FG 2008 46-55 0-0 5-7 1-3 0-0 0-0 6-10

Jake Drallmeier: RUSHING Att Yds Lost Tot Avg TD Lg 2007 20 52 1 51 2.6 0 6 2008 29 125 6 119 4.1 0 33 Totals 49 177 7 170 3.5 0 33

Jerome Miller: RUSHING Att Yds Lost Tot Avg TD Lg 2007 71 348 14 334 4.7 3 26 2008 69 313 9 304 4.4 3 18 Totals 140 661 23 638 4.6 6 26

Brian Mueller: PUNTING No Yds Avg Lg I20 2006 43 1617 37.6 65 10 Bryan Crider 2008 39 1483 38.0 67 2 Totals 82 3100 37.8 67 12

Jason Schlueter: RUSHING Att Yds Lost Tot Avg TD Lg 2008 52 198 94 194 2.0 1 23

PASSING Att Comp Int Pct Yds TD Lg 2008 235 161 8 68.5 1848 17 70

Chad Shockley: RECEIVING No Yds Avg TD Lg 2006 20 259 12.9 2 33 2007 18 203 11.3 1 27 2008 56 724 12.9 7 36 Totals 94 1186 12.6 10 36

ALL-PURPOSE YDS.Rush Rec Ret Tot Avg 2006 0 259 0 0 43.2 2007 81 203 0 284 25.8 2008 28 724 197 949 86.3 Totals 109 1186 197 1492 53.3

MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL Steve Watson: PASSING Att Comp Int Pct Yds TD Lg 2007 248 141 5 56.9 1661 19 61

Mike Wilson: 44 RUSHING Att Yds Lost Tot Avg TD Lg 2008 24 265 17 248 10.3 4 67 Kirk Stilwell 2008 SEASON STATISTICS

RUSHING TOTAL OFFENSE Att Yds Lost Tot Avg TD Lg Plays Rush Pass Total Avg David Shields 176 849 49 800 4.5 13 54 Jason Schlueter 287 104 1848 1952 177.5 Jerome Miller 69 313 9 304 4.4 3 18 Brad Guidry 175 69 1349 1418 236.3 Mike Wilson 24 265 17 248 10.3 4 67 David Shields 176 800 0 800 72.7 Jake Drallmeier 29 125 6 119 4.1 0 33 Jerome Miller 69 304 0 304 30.4 Jason Schlueter 52 198 94 104 4.1 1 23 Mike Wilson 24 248 0 248 27.6 Zach Howard 15 83 14 69 4.6 0 12 Jake Drallmeier 29 119 0 119 11.9 Brad Guidry 18 87 18 69 3.8 1 21 Zach Howard 16 69 0 69 6.3 Chad Shockley 4 33 5 28 7.0 0 26 Chad Shockley 4 28 0 28 2.5 Dustin Prater 4 26 4 22 5.5 0 15 Dustin Prater 5 22 0 22 5.5 Team 6 0 15 -15 -2.5 0 - Team 7 -15 0 -15 -2.1 MINERS 397 1979 231 1748 4.4 22 67 MINERS 792 1748 3197 4945 449.5 OPPONENTS 383 1986 347 1639 4.3 17 53 OPPONENTS 757 1639 2414 4053 368.5

PASSING KICKOFF RETURNS Att Comp Int Pct Yds TD Lg No Yds Avg TD Lg Jason Schlueter 235 161 8 68.5 1848 17 70 Zach Howard 28 694 24.8 1 94 Brad Guidry 157 106 4 67.5 1349 16 86 Chad Shockley 9 197 21.0 0 45 Zach Howard 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 Mike Greaving 3 24 8.0 0 11 Dustin Prater 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 Brian Jordan 2 53 26.5 0 38 Team 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 Kirk Stilwell 1 13 13.0 0 13 MINERS 395 267 12 67.6 3197 33 86 MINERS 43 981 22.8 1 94 OPPONENTS 374 203 14 54.3 2414 18 76 OPPONENTS 67 1143 17.1 0 41 MINER FOOTBALL 2009

RECEIVING PUNT RETURNS No Yds Avg TD Lg No Yds Avg TD Lg Chad Shockley 56 724 12.9 7 36 Kirk Stilwell 15 66 4.4 0 27 Bryan Crider 53 549 10.4 5 62 Steve Edwards 1 35 35.0 1 13 Zach Howard 50 511 10.2 4 43 Matt Loula 1 12 12.0 0 0 Mike Greaving 46 618 13.4 11 70 Loren Severs 1 11 11.0 0 0 Jordan Beard 44 682 15.5 4 86 MINERS 18 124 6.9 1 27 David Shields 9 79 8.8 1 25 OPPONENTS 23 237 10.3 1 24 Jerome Miller 4 25 6.2 0 7 Jake Drallmeier 3 6 2.0 1 4 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Mark Scabarozi 1 3 3.0 0 3 Rush Rec Ret Tot Avg Mike Wilson 1 0 0.0 0 0 Zach Howard 69 511 694 1274 115.8 MINERS 267 3197 12.0 33 86 Chad Shockley 28 724 197 949 86.3 OPPONENTS 203 2414 11.9 18 76 David Shields 800 79 0 879 79.9 Jordan Beard 0 682 0 682 62.0 SCORING Mike Greaving 0 618 24 642 58.4 TD FG XP DXP Saf Pts Bryan Crider 0 549 0 549 49.9 David Shields 14 0 1-1 0 0 86 Jerome Miller 304 25 0 329 32.9 Mike Greaving 11 0 0 0 0 66 Mike Wilson 248 0 0 248 27.6 Joe Drahos 0 6-10 46-55 0 0 64 Jake Drallmeier 119 6 0 125 12.5 Chad Shockley 7 0 0 0 0 42 Jason Schlueter 104 0 0 104 9.5 Bryan Crider 5 0 0 0 0 30 Kirk Stilwell 0 0 81 81 7.4 Zach Howard 5 0 0 0 0 30 Brian Jordan 0 0 78 78 7.1 Jordan Beard 4 0 0 0 0 24 Steve Edwards 0 0 75 75 6.8 Mike Wilson 4 0 0 0 0 24 Brad Guidry 69 0 0 69 11.5 Jerome Miller 3 0 0 0 0 18 Brian Gronewold 0 0 25 25 2.3 Steve Edwards 1 0 0 0 0 6 Dustin Prater 22 0 0 22 5.5 Jake Drallmeier 1 0 0 0 0 6 Matt Loula 0 0 12 12 1.1 Jason Schlueter 1 0 0-1 0 0 6 Loren Severs 0 0 11 11 1.1 Brad Guidry 1 0 0 0 0 6 Mark Scabarozi 0 3 0 3 0.3 MINERS 57 6-10 47-57 0 0 408 Robbie Woodard 0 0 3 3 0.3 OPPONENTS 37 7-12 29-37 0 0 274 Corey Taylor 0 0 3 3 0.3 Terry Robinson 0 0 -4 -4 -0.4 Two-point conversions: S&T 1-2, Opponents 2-5 Team -15 0 0 -15 -2.1 45 2008 SEASON STATISTICS

DEFENSIVE STATISTICS UT AT TOT TFL Sacks Justin Butler 36 44 80 6.5-23 2.5 Robbie Woodard 39 33 72 5-16 0 Steve Edwards 37 29 66 2-8 0.5 Brett Hanten 32 28 60 9.5-29 0.5 Terry Robinson 34 23 57 0 0 Matt Loula 24 30 54 15.5-72 8.5 Brian Jordan 27 24 51 2.5-7 1 Brian Gronewold 17 16 33 0.5-3 0 Justin Philpy 11 20 31 6-34 5 Corey Taylor 14 11 25 0 0 Jon Landstra 12 13 25 1.5-5 0 Kirk Stilwell 14 11 25 0 0 Keith Homco 14 9 23 1-1 0 Nick Williams 9 11 20 2-17 1 Loren Severs 11 6 17 6.5-32 3 Ashley Jordan 9 5 14 0 0 Eric Poythress 5 9 14 2.5-6 0.5 Oliver Carter 10 3 13 3.5-14 1.5 R.J. Miller 4 8 12 0.5-1 0 Nathan Stodghill 3 9 12 0.5-1 0.5 Jake Drallmeier 3 5 9 0 0 Adam Strein 4 5 9 2.5-9 1 Joe Drahos Matt McCann 2 6 8 2.5-13 0.5 Abe Van Dyke 1 6 7 0 0 Charles Eichmeyer 3 3 6 0 0 KICKING Brandyn Mueller 4 2 6 0 0 XP XPA FGM FGA PTS Mark Scabarozi 2 3 5 0 0 Joe Drahos 46 55 6 10 64 Miller Edwards 2 2 4 0 0 MINERS 46 55 6 10 64 Joe Ridpath 2 2 4 1-4 0 OPPONENTS 27 32 7 12 48 Cameron Williams 1 2 3 0 0 David Kavish 3 0 3 0 0 FIELD GOALS Mike Wilson 1 2 3 0 0 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Matt Morrow 1 1 2 0.5-3 0 Joe Drahos 0-0 5-7 1-3 0-0 0-0 Bryan Crider 2 0 2 0 0 Chad Shockley 1 1 2 0 0 PUNTING Brian Peterson 0 2 2 0 0 No Yds Avg Lg I20 Chad Stanley 1 1 2 0 0 Brian Mueller 39 1483 38.0 67 2 Jerome Miller 0 2 2 0 0 Jason Schlueter 2 84 42.0 45 2 Jordan Beard 1 0 1 0 0 Team 1 0 0.0 0 0 Mike Greaving 1 0 1 0 0 MINERS 42 1567 37.3 67 4 Dustin Prater 1 0 1 0 0 OPPONENTS 51 1723 33.8 55 19 Matt Mast 1 0 1 0 0 Marc Wilson 0 1 1 0 0 INTERCEPTIONS Zach Howard 0 1 1 0 0 No Yds Avg TD Lg Jason Schlueter 1 0 1 0 0 Steve Edwards 3 40 13.3 0 30 Torey Patton 0 1 1 0 0 Brian Gronewold 3 25 8.3 0 14 Ryan Sadil 0 1 1 0 0 Brian Jordan 2 25 12.5 0 25 Justin Hansen 1 0 1 0 0 Kirk Stilwell 2 2 1.0 0 2 Colin Douthit 1 0 1 0 0 Corey Taylor 2 3 1.5 0 3 Robbie Woodard 1 3 3.0 0 3 Terry Robinson 1 -4 -4.0 0 -4 MINERS 14 94 6.7 0 30

MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL OPPONENTS 12 290 24.2 1 83

46 2008 SEASON STATISTICS

TEAM STATISTICS 2008 NCAA DIVISION II LEADERS MINERS OPPONENTS Scoring ...... 408 274 Scoring Offense Points Per Game ...... 37.1 24.9 1. Abilene Christian ...... 52.3 First Downs ...... 257 209 2. West Texas A&M ...... 48.1 Rushing ...... 89 99 3. Central Washington ...... 42.0 Passing ...... 149 101 4. North Alabama ...... 41.2 Penalty ...... 19 9 5. Minnesota-Duluth ...... 40.8 Rushing Yardage ...... 1748 1639 T6. Carson-Newman ...... 40.6 Yards Gained ...... 1979 1986 T6. Shaw ...... 40.6 Yards Lost ...... 231 347 8. Northwest Missouri State ...... 40.0 Rushing Attempts ...... 397 383 9. Southwest Baptist ...... 39.4 Average Per Rush ...... 4.4 4.3 T10. Indiana (Pa.) ...... 38.5 Average Per Game ...... 158.9 149.0 T10. Grand Valley State ...... 38.5 Touchdowns Rushing ...... 22 17 12. Missouri S&T ...... 37.0 Passing Yardage ...... 3197 2414 Att-Comp-Int...... 395-267-12 374-203-14 Total Offense Average Per Pass ...... 8.1 6.5 1. Abilene Christian ...... 558.7 Average Per Completion ...... 12.0 11.9 2. West Texas A&M ...... 544.5 Average Per Game ...... 290.6 219.5 3. Arkansas-Monticello ...... 499.2 Touchdowns Passing ...... 33 18 4. Southwest Baptist ...... 490.9 Total Offense ...... 4945 4053 5. Carson-Newman ...... 472.0 Total Plays ...... 792 757 6. Delta State ...... 471.0 Average Per Play ...... 6.2 5.4 7. Tuskegee ...... 462.4 Average Per Game ...... 449.5 368.5 8. Harding...... 459.1 Kickoff Returns ...... 43-981 67-1143

9. Glenville State ...... 452.0 MINER FOOTBALL 2009 Punt Returns ...... 18-124 23-237 10. Edinboro ...... 449.3 Interception Returns ...... 14-94 12-290 11. Missouri S&T ...... 449.0 Kick Return Average ...... 22.8 17.1 Punt Return Average ...... 6.9 10.3 Passing Offense Interception Return Average ..... 6.7 24.2 1. West Texas A&M ...... 428.1 Fumbles-Lost ...... 17-6 27-11 2. Harding...... 380.6 Penalties-Yards ...... 43-334 70-629 3. Henderson State ...... 330.1 Average Per Game ...... 30.4 57.2 4. Delta State ...... 328.3 Punts-Yards...... 42-1567 51-1723 5. Southwest Baptist ...... 324.5 Average Per Punt ...... 37.3 33.8 6. Abilene Christian ...... 323.3 Net Punting Average ...... 28.8 29.0 7. Tusculum ...... 321.5 Time of Possession/Game ...... 32:16 27:44 8. Central Washington ...... 314.7 Third Down Conversions ....60-141 58-158 9. Western Washington ...... 301.6 Percentage ...... 43% 37% 10. East Central ...... 300.3 Fourth Down Conversions ....10-21 14-28 15. Missouri S&T ...... 289.7 Percentage ...... 48% 50% Sacks-Yards ...... 26-171 15-94 Miscellaneous Yards ...... 0 0 Touchdowns Scored ...... 57 37 Field Goals-Attempts ...... 6-10 7-12 On-Sides Kicks ...... 0-0 0-0 Red Zone Scores ...... 48-64 30-36 Percentage ...... 75% 83% Red Zone Touchdowns ...... 42-64 23-36 Percentage ...... 66% 64% PAT-Attempts ...... 46-55 27-32 Attendance ...... 10,900 18,024 Average ...... 2,180 (5 games) 3,004 (6 games)

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 OT Total Miners 137 101 98 64 8 -- 408 Opponents 44 53 75 95 7 -- 274

Dan Hickman 47 GAME BY GAME

Game 1: Arkansas-Monticello 42, Miners 24 Miners downed by UAM in opener Sept. 6 at Monticello, Ark. MONTICELLO, Ark. -- The Miner defense struggled to Miners (0-1) 3 7 7 7 — 24 slow down Arkansas-Monticello for much of the night as Ark.-Monticello (2-0) 7 14 7 14 — 42 the Boll Weevils handed Missouri S&T a 42-24 loss in its season opener. First Quarter S&T—Joe Drahos 24 yd. fi eld goal (5:37) Arkansas-Monticello ran up 634 yards on the Miners and UAM—Scott Buisson 1 yd. run, Nate Green kick (2:13) was able to break the game open in the early stages of the Second Quarter S&T—Jordan Beard 35 yd. pass from Jason Schleuter, Drahos kick fourth quarter by converting a pair of S&T turnovers into (14:26) points after the Miners appeared on the verge of getting UAM—Clarence Denmark 46 yd. pass from Buisson, Green kick back into the contest. (11:00) UAM—Scottie Garrison 7 yd. pass from Buisson, Green kick The Miners broke on top in the contest after taking ad- (4:16) vantage of the fi rst of four UAM turnovers in the opening Third Quarter half. Brian Gronewold recovered a fumble by Andrel John- UAM—Tim Harris 23 yd. pass from Buisson, Green kick (9:06) son at the Miner 17, then S&T drove to the Boll Weevil S&T—Jake Drallmeier 4 yd. pass from Schleuter, Drahos kick (1:07) seven-yard line before the drive stalled. Joe Drahos kicked Fourth Quarter a 24-yard fi eld goal to give the MIners the lead. UAM—Jaleel Harris 29 yd. pass from Buisson, Green kick (13:27) UAM—Andrel Johnson 14 yd. run, Green kick (10:29) S&T answered that score with its fi rst touchdown of the S&T—Bryan Crider 8 yd. pass from Schleuter, Drahos kick (7:36) night. Moments after Jason Schlueter hit Chad Shockley for 16 yards on third-and-13, Schlueter connected with Team Statistics Jordan Beard in the fl at and the Miner receiver eluded a S&T UAM pair of tacklers to get loose for a 35-yard touchdown play. First Downs 16 32 Rushing 31-63 54-298 The Miner offense had struggled for a period of time after Passing 20-36-3 23-33-1 the scoring pass to Beard, but late in the third quarter, Passing Yards 246 336 Schlueter completed passes on third down to Mike Greav- Total Yards 309 634 ing for 14 yards and to Beard for 38 to get to the UAM Fumbles-Lost 2-1 4-3 six. Schlueter then tossed a four-yard scoring pass to Jake Penalties-Yards 3-30 5-83 Drallmeier with just over a minute to go in the quarter to Punts-Average 7-38.4 2-31.0 get S&T back to within 11 at 28-17. Third Downs 6/17 4/12 Time of Possession 29:15 30:45 S&T added one more score when Schlueter threw his third scoring pass of the night, an eight-yard toss to Bryan Individual Statistics Crider.

Rushing S&T—David Shields 17-57, Jason Schleuter 6-10, Jake Drallmeier 3-4, Chad Shockley 1-3, Mike Wilson 1-0, Zach Howard 1-(-11). UAM—Johnny Polite 19-155, Scott Buisson 14-91, Andrel Johnson 11-45, Emanuel White 2-4, Casey Cathcart 6-3, Ronnie Haren 1-0, Scottie Garrison 1-0. Passing S&T—Jason Schleuter 20-36-3-246. UAM—Scott Buisson 20-28-1-312, Casey Cathcart 3-5-0-24. Receiving S&T—Bryan Crider 6-32, Chad Shockley 5-97, Jordan Beard 3-80, Zach Howard 3-14, Mike Greaving 2-19, Jake Drallmeier 1-4. UAM—Clarence Denmark 7-154, Tim Harris 4-51, Johnny Polite 4-37, Jaleel Harris 3-55, Lindsey MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL Spinks 2-10, Jywin Caesar 1-18, Scottie Garrison 1-7, Ronnie Haren 1-4.

Jordan Beard caught the Miners’ fi rst touchdown pass of the 2008 season and averaged nearly 27 yards per catch 48 in S&T’s season opener at Arkansas-Monticello. 2008: GAME BY GAME

Game 2: Miners 41, Evangel 7 Miners roll to victory in home opener Sept. 13 at Rolla, Mo. ROLLA, Mo. -- Heavy thunderstorms were expected to hit Evangel (1-1) 0 0 7 0 — 7 Rolla during the course of the evening, but the only storm Miners (1-1) 13 14 7 7 — 41 to arrive appeared at Allgood-Bailey Stadium in the form of the Missouri S&T Miners. First Quarter S&T—David Shields 2 yd. run, kick blocked (7:05) The Miners rolled through Evangel by a count of 41-7 S&T—Chad Shockley 25 yd. pass from Jason Schleuter, Joe Drahos with a balanced offensive attack that produced 466 yards kick (1:10) on the night, while the defensive unit held Evangel to 207 Second Quarter including just 40 in the fi rst half when S&T built a 27-0 S&T—Shields 2 yd. run, Drahos kick (12:47) S&T—Shields 1 yd run, Drahos kick (5:02) lead in its home opener. Third Quarter EU—Edward Sands 76 yd. pass from David Sebastian, Trevor Gies After going three-and-out in their fi rst possession of the kick (14:20) night, the Miners scored touchdowns on their next four S&T—Bryan Crider 17 yd. pass from Schleuter, Drahos kick trips down the fi eld and fi ve of the next six. The only time (12:10) they didn’t score in that stretch came when time ran out Fourth Quarter in the fi rst half. S&T—Shockley 1 yd. pass from Schleuter, Drahos kick (13:46)

S&T marched 90 yards on nine plays for its fi rst score of Team Statistics the night, highlighted by a swing pass from Jason Schleu- EU S&T ter to Zach Howard that covered 43 yards. Later in the First Downs 8 23 drive, David Shields ran 13 yards to put the ball inside the Rushing 22-31 48-246

Crusader 20 and he eventually scored on a two-yard run. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 Passing 11-25-0 17-31-0 Passing Yards 176 220 Kirk Stilwell’s 27-yard punt return to the Evangel 42 set Total Yards 207 466 up the next Miner score, which ended up coming on a Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-0 fourth down play. After being sacked for a 12-yard loss Penalties-Yards 2-10 3-15 on third down, Schleuter connected with Chad Shockley Punts-Average 10-36.7 4-40.8 on the next play for a 25-yard scoring pass to give S&T a Third Downs 2/13 8/15 13-0 lead. Time of Possession 24:52 35:08

Shields scored two more touchdowns in the opening half Individual Statistics -- as part of a 102-yard half on the ground -- to give the

Miners a 27-0 lead at the break. Rushing EU—Ryan Polite 9-18, Sam Modica 2-7, David Sebastian 10-7, Richard Tysman, 1-(-1). S&T—David Shields 21-119, Jerome Miller 14-91, Mike Wilson 5-24, Zach Howard 1-7, Jake Drallmeier 3-6, Jason Schleuter 4-(-1). Passing EU—David Sebastian 11-25-0-176. S&T—Jason Schleuter 17-31-0-220. Receiving EU—Ryan Polite 3-45, Dexter Henderson 3-27, Richard Tysman 2-17, Edward Sands 1-76, Steve Trulove 1-7, Kyle Young 1-4. S&T—Chad Shockley 6-53, Bryan Crider 4-39, Zach Howard 3-84, Jordan Beard 2-34, Mike Greaving 1-8, Jake Drallmeier 1-2.

Loren Severs had two of the Miners’ fi ve quarterback sacks in the home opening victory over Evangel.

49 2008: GAME BY GAME

Game 3: Miners 31, Wisconsin-Stout 24 Miners escape Wisconsin with victory Sept. 20 at Menonomie, Wis. MENOMONIE, Wis. - Missouri S&T used a big second Miners (2-1) 7 17 7 0 — 31 quarter to build a lead and held on to record a 31-24 vic- Wis.-Stout (2-1) 7 3 7 7 — 24 tory over Wisconsin-Stout.

First Quarter S&T scored 17 unanswered points in the second period S&T—David Shields 54 yd. run, Joe Drahos kick (12:20) to take a 24-7 lead, then withstood the Blue Devils’ late UWS—Ryan Pearcy recovery of blocked punt in end zone, Kyle comeback efforts to come away with its second win of the Martin kick (8:43) season. Second Quarter S&T—Drahos 20 yd. fi eld goal (13:44) S&T—Mike Greaving 41 yd. pass from Jason Schlueter, Drahos The Miners wasted little time in grabbing the lead, scoring kick (12:23) on their fi rst possession by driving 83 yards on fi ve plays S&T—Greaving 14 yd. pass from Schlueter, Drahos kick (8:02) for a touchdown. Two snaps after Jason Schlueter com- UWS—Martin 30 yd. fi eld goal (3:19) pleted a pass to Chad Shockley to get a fi rst down, David Third Quarter Shields dashed 54 yards for a touchdown to give S&T a UWS—Trevor Fiege 5 yd. run, Martin kick (11:26) 7-0 advantage. S&T—Greaving 10 yd. pass from Schlueter, Drahos kick (2:09) Fourth Quarter The Miners drove from their own 27 to the Blue Devil UWS—Patrick Mengelkoch 8 yd. pass from Kyle Provos, Martin kick (0:56) three before settling for a 20-yard fi eld goal from Joe Dra- hos early in the second quarter, then Brian Jordan picked Team Statistics off a Kyle Provos pass at the UW-Stout 41. S&T UWS First Downs 21 16 On the very next play, Schlueter connected with Mike Rushing 33-159 38-178 Greaving for a 41-yard scoring pass to give the Miners Passing 23-33-0 13-40-1 a 17-7 lead. A little over four minutes later, Schlueter Passing Yards 249 132 and Greaving hooked up again on another scoring pass, Total Yards 408 310 this one covering 14 yards, to put S&T up by 17. Martin Fumbles-Lost 2-2 0-0 booted a 30-yard fi eld goal to draw UW-Stout to within 10 Penalties-Yards 5-48 10-85 before the end of the half. Punts-Average 6-35.2 6-32.5 Third Downs 5/13 5/18 UW-Stout made one more run at the Miners late in the Time of Possession 31:20 28:40 contest, completing four passes on fourth down plays along the way. The last of them resulted in a touchdown Individual Statistics to tight end Patrick Mengelkoch with 56 seconds to go to make it 31-24, but the Miners’ Justin Butler recovered the Rushing onsides kick and S&T ran out the clock. S&T—David Shields 21-113, Jason Schlueter 9-37, Zach Howard 1-7, Jerome Miller 1-4, Team 1-(-2). UWS—Trevor Fiege 23-127, Kyle Provos 9-27, Craig Warminski 6-24. Passing S&T—Jason Schlueter 23-33-0-249. UWS—Kyle Provos 13-40-1-132. Receiving S&T—Bryan Crider 7-73, Chad Shockley 5-48, Mike Greaving 4-75, Jordan Beard 3-28, David Shields 2-11, Jerome Miller 1-7, Zach Howard 1-7. UWS—Patrick Mengelkoch 5-55, Antawan Walker 4-44, Ron Fricke 1-13, Dan Lytle 1-11, Eric Cieslak 1-9, Trevor Fiege 1-0. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL

David Shields rushed for 113 yards, including a 54-yard touchdown run, as the Miners posted a narrow road 50 victory over Wisconsin-Stout. 2008: GAME BY GAME

Game 4: Butler 41, Miners 15 Miner struggles lead to loss to Butler Sept. 27 at Rolla, Mo. ROLLA, Mo. -- Missouri S&T outgained Butler by a 477- Butler (2-1) 6 7 14 14 — 41 to-440 margin in yardage -- including a 380-207 advan- Miners (2-2) 0 3 6 6 — 15 tage through the air -- but key mistakes throughout the afternoon led to a 41-15 loss to the visiting Bulldogs at First Quarter Allgood-Bailey Stadium. BU—Ricky Trujillo 9 yd. run, kick failed (6:56) Second Quarter The Miners were able to move the ball throughout the BU—Stuart Harvey 7 yd. pass from Matt Kobli, Jordan Quiroz afternoon on Butler, but had two interceptions in Butler kick (8:51) territory and also missed a fi eld goal in the fi rst half to S&T—Joe Drahos 24 yd. fi eld goal (0:01) Third Quarter stem scoring opportunities. Meanwhile the Bulldogs, who BU—Ryan Hitchcock 1 yd. run, Quiroz kick (7:29) had a 13-3 lead at intermission, scored touchdowns on S&T—David Shields 5 yd. run, kick failed (3:35) all four of their second half possessions to pull away and BU—Trujillo 1 yd. run, Quiroz kick (0:22) drop the Miners to 2-2 on the year. Fourth Quarter S&T—Bryan Crider 2 yd. pass from Jason Schlueter, kick failed Butler set the tempo of the contest by driving 99 yards on (9:15) 14 plays on its opening trip of the day for a touchdown. BU—Eddie McHale 32 yd. pass from Kobli, Quiroz kick (6:01) After Jason Schlueter pinned Butler at its own one-yard BU—Kobli 46 yd. run, Quiroz kick (2:52) line on a punt, the Bulldogs moved down the fi eld and Team Statistics took the lead on Ricky Trujillo’s nine-yard scoring run. BU S&T First Downs 23 24 Butler extended its lead to 13-0 midway through the sec-

Rushing 31-233 26-97 ond quarter when Matt Kobli threw a seven-yard scoring MINER FOOTBALL 2009 Passing 21-28-0 32-44-2 pass to Stuart Harvey, then the Miners got on the score- Passing Yards 207 380 board late in the fi rst half when Drahos kicked a 24-yard Total Yards 440 477 fi eld goal with a second to go before halftime. Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 Penalties-Yards 3-16 6-60 The Bulldogs put together a lenghty scoring drive -- 78 Punts-Average 2-35.5 2-35.5 yards on 13 plays and using nearly half of the third period Third Downs 8/11 9/15 -- to push its lead to 20-3 in the third quarter when Ryan Time of Possession 29:32 30:28 Hitchcock scored on a one-yard run.

Individual Statistics S&T came right back and drove 87 yards for its fi rst touchdown of the afternoon, with Schlueter completing Rushing passes of 23 yards to Bryan Crider and 24 yards to Chad BU—Matt Kobli 8-116, Ryan Hitchcock 12-50, Dionte Shockley to set up a fi ve-yard touchdown run by David Wiggins 5-40, Ricky Trujillo 6-27. S&T—David Shields Shields. 9-37, Jason Schlueter 8-23, Dustin Prater 2-20, Zach How- ard 2-18, Jake Drallmeier 2-5, Jerome Miller 2-(-1), Mike Wilson 1-(-5). Passing BU—Matt Kobli 21-28-0-207. S&T—Jason Schlueter 23- 43-2-380, Zach Howard 0-1-0-0. Receiving BU—Dan Bohrer 6-67, Alex White 5-58, Stuart Harvey 4-32, Eddie McHale 2-36, Luke Johnson 2-5, Ricky Trujillo 1-8, Jordan Koopman 1-1. S&T—Chad Shockley 11-165, Zach Howard 8-111, Bryan Crider 7-71, Mike Greaving 3-23, Jordan Beard 2-10, Mike Wilson 1-0.

Chad Shockley posted career highs for receptions (11) and yards (165) against Butler. 51 2008: GAME BY GAME

Game 5: Miners 38, Saint Joseph’s 29 Miners hold off Pumas’ rally to gain victory Oct. 4 at Rolla, Mo. ROLLA, Mo. – The Miner football team built a 21-point Saint Joseph’s (3-3) 0 10 6 13 — 29 lead by the early stages of the third quarter, then with- Miners (3-2) 6 19 6 7 — 38 stood a furious Saint Joseph’s rally to come away with a 38-29 victory on Hall of Fame Day. First Quarter S&T—Jason Schlueter 5 yd. run, kick failed (9:50) Thanks to an exceptional fi rst half effort, the Miners were Second Quarter able to build a 25-10 lead, then drove 63 yards on their SJC—Terrance Freeman 2 yd. run, Michael Binder kick (13:27) fi rst possession of the second half to extend that lead S&T—Mike Greaving 43 yd. pass from Schlueter, pass failed to 31-10. SJC scored 19 unanswered points to draw to (11:18) within two midway through the fourth quarter, but the SJC—Binder 25 yd. fi eld goal (7:13) S&T—Zach Howard 94 yd. kickoff return, Joe Drahos kick (6:59) Miners were able to get an insurance touchdown to com- S&T—David Shields 1 yd. run, kick blocked (2:16) plete their third victory of the season. Third Quarter S&T—Greaving 9 yd. pass from Schlueter, kick failed (10:02) After forcing Saint Joseph’s to punt on its opening pos- SJC—Binder 22 yd. fi eld goal (5;49) session, the Miners put together an impressive nine-play, SJC—Binder 22 yd. fi eld goal (0:01) 83-yard drive for the fi rst score of the game. S&T strung Fourth Quarter together six fi rst downs on the drive and ended the drive SJC—Cedric Ridle 32 yd. pass from Matt Hladik, Binder kick on a fi ve-yard scoring run by quarterback Jason Schlueter. (12:11) SJC—Jashon Banks 15 yd. pass from Hladik, pass failed (7:50) S&T—Bryan Crider 5 yd. pass from Schlueter, Drahos kick (4:25) S&T answered a two-yard scoring run by Terrance Free- man when Mike Greaving leaped above two Saint Joseph’s Team Statistics defenders in the end zone to haul in a 43-yard scoring SJC S&T pass. The two-point conversion attempt failed, however, First Downs 25 18 to leave the Miners up 12-7. Rushing 35-129 34-67 Passing 25-44-2 20-28-1 After Michael Binder’s 25-yard fi eld goal cut the lead Passing Yards 301 279 to three, the Miners scored again on a big play. Binder’s Total Yards 430 346 kickoff bounced over the heads of the Miner returners, Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 but Zach Howard retrieved it on the six-yard line and ran Penalties-Yards 10-76 5-29 right through the coverage team into the open fi eld to go Punts-Average 4-38.2 5-40.4 94 yards for a touchdown. Third Downs 7/18 5/12 Time of Possession 28:22 31:38 S&T added to the lead when David Shields powered into the end zone with 2:16 to go in the half to give the Min- Individual Statistics ers’ their halftime lead. The Miners continued to add to the lead by capping a drive with a nine-yard touchdown Rushing pass from Schlueter to Greaving. SJC—Terrance Freeman 14-52, Jashon Banks 14-50, Jake McFadden 2-19, Mack Ogletree 3-14, Mike Hladik 2-(-6). S&T—David Shields 17-44, Jerome Miller 8-24, Zach Howard 1-5, Jason Schlueter 8-(-6). Passing SJC—Mike Hladik 23-42-2-283, Marquise Brown 2-2-0-18. S&T—Jason Schlueter 20-28-1-279. Receiving SJC—Jashon Banks 9-78, Robert Dutton 6-114, Scott Chapman 3-28, Cedric Ridle 2-52, Jake McFadden 2-15, Michael Cochran 1-10, Terrance Freeman 1-3, Mack Ogletree 1-1. S&T—Mike Greaving 7-159, Jordan Beard 5-45, Chad Shockley 4-35, Bryan Crider 2-12, David Shields 1-25, Zach Howard 1-3. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL

Zach Howard’s 94-yard kickoff return sparked a run of 19 52 straight Miner points in the win over Saint Joseph’s. 2008: GAME BY GAME

Game 6: South Dakota 34, Miners 3 Miners hang tough, but fall at USD Oct. 11 at Vermillion, S.D. VERMILLION, S.D. -- A few bounces went the way of South Miners (3-3) 0 0 3 0 — 3 Dakota to allow it to break free from Missouri S&T in a 34-3 South Dakota (3-4) 0 6 14 14 — 34 win over the Miners in the DakotaDome. S&T gave the host Coyotes all they wanted for much of the afternoon, but the First Quarter breaks that went USD’s way were able to either halt Miner No scoring scoring drives or set up scores. Second Quarter USD—Ben Oberle 8 yd. pass from Noah Shepherd, kick blocked (4:30) The Miners had the fi rst good scoring chance in the game, Third Quarter as Mike Greaving’s leaping catch along the sideline midway USD—Issac Newton 3 yd. run, Shepherd run (12:38) through the fi rst quarter set them up at the two-yard line. USD—Shepherd 1 yd. run, pass failed (8:08) However, Jerome Miller was stopped for a loss on a fourth S&T—Joe Drahos 34 yd. fi eld goal (5:49) down play from inside the one. Fourth Quarter USD—Dion Foster 1 yd. run, Justin Veazie kick (12;37) USD got on the board fi rst with 4:30 to go in the half when USD—Chris Ganious 5 yd. run, Veazie kick (6:58) Ben Oberle caught a defl ected pass in the back of the end zone for an eight-yard touchdown. Kirk Stilwell blocked Team Statistics the extra point to keep the score at 6-0, which is the way it S&T USD stayed for the balance of the half. First Downs 16 19 Rushing 27-88 41-162 The balls continued to bounce in favor of the Coyotes early Passing 25-37-2 15-23-1 in the second half and they were able to extend their lead as

Passing Yards 187 188 a result. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 Total Yards 275 350 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 4-0 First, Miner linebacker Justin Butler knocked the ball free Penalties-Yards 4-30 5-58 from tailback Chris Ganious during the course of a 24-yard Punts-Average 5-34.0 2-40.0 run -- but guard Luke Nordquist picked up the loose ball and Third Downs 4/13 9/13 took it to the Miner four-yard line. Three plays later, Issac Time of Possession 33:18 26:42 Newton scored on a three-yard run.

Individual Statistics S&T drove to the USD fi ve, but Brad Guidry’s pass to Mike Greaving was knocked out of his hands by Isaiah Dixon and Rushing into the hands of Byron Thomas, who returned the pick from S&T—David Shields 13-54, Chad Shockley 1-26, Jerome his own end zone back to the Miner 17. Noah Shepherd Miller 7-14, Zach Howard 1-10, Brad Guidry 1-(-2), Jason closed that short drive with a one-yard scoring run. Schlueter 4-(-14). USD—Chris Ganious 13-89, Matt Lee 7-24, Noah Shepherd 7-19, Dion Foster 4-17, Issac The Miners came back with their fi rst scoring drive of the af- Newton 9-9, Ben Oberle 1-(-7), Luke Nordquist 0-11, ternoon, a 43-yard drive that ended with a 34-yard fi eld goal Passing by Joe Drahos with 5:49 remaining in the third quarter. S&T—Jason Schlueter 12-15-1-88, Brad Guidry 13-21- 1-99, Team 0-1-0-0. USD—Noah Shepherd 14-22-1-159, Dante Warren 1-1-0-29. Receiving S&T—Zach Howard 6-46, Bryan Crider 6-44, Jordan Beard 5-50, Mike Greaving 3-30, Chad Shockley 3-15, David Shields 1-2, Jake Drallmeier 1-0. USD—Dan Skelly 9-124, Ben Oberle 2-23, Chris Ganious 1-16, Dustin Nowotny 1-12, London Landry 1-9, Erik Helland 1-4.

53 Missouri S&T’s defense held South Dakota to 350 total yards in the battle against the NCAA Division I foe. 2008: GAME BY GAME

Game 7: Miners 58, Kentucky Wesleyan 7 Record-setting day leads Miners to rout Oct. 18 at Rolla, Mo. ROLLA, Mo. -- A fast start to what turned out to be a Ky. Wesleyan (2-5) 0 0 7 0 — 7 record-setting day for the Missouri S&T football team set Miners (4-3) 17 14 21 6 — 58 the tone as the Miners routed Kentucky Wesleyan 58-7 on Homecoming at Allgood-Bailey Stadium. First Quarter S&T—Joe Drahos 24 yd. fi eld goal (10:38) The Miners scored on their fi rst fi ve possessions of the game S&T—Jerome Miller 1 yd. run, Drahos kick (4:58) and fi nished the afternoon with an S&T single-game record S&T—David Shields 2 yd. run, Drahos kick (0:06) 697 yards of total offense, breaking the mark of 601 set Second Quarter 38 years ago in a win over Northwest Missouri State. The S&T—Miller 3 yd. run, Drahos kick (9:41) big offensive day was set up by Miner quarterbacks Jason S&T—Shields 2 yd. run, Drahos kick (4:48) Schlueter and Brad Guidry, who combined to set a school Third Quarter S&T—Shields 2 yd. run, Drahos kick (11:04) mark by completing 21 straight passes to start the game. KWC—David Smith 59 yd. pass from Chris Owen, Brandon The duo fi nished the day by completing 34-of-41 passes for Hodnett kick (9:51) 454 yards and three touchdowns. S&T—Chad Shockley 32 yd. pass from Brad Guidry, Drahos kick (7:15) S&T also ran for 243 yards on the day and scored its fi rst S&T—Shockley 22 yd. pass from Jason Schlueter, Drahos kick fi ve touchdowns on the ground. After the Miners’ fi rst drive (4:34) stalled deep in Panther territory and led to a 24-yard fi eld Fourth Quarter goal by Joe Drahos, the offense kicked into high gear. S&T—Zach Howard 13 yd. pass from Guidry, Drahos kick (14:20)

A pass from Schlueter to Zach Howard put the Miners at the Team Statistics KWC one-yard line, where Jerome Miller went in to put the KWC S&T Miners up 10-0. On the Miners’ next possession, Guidry hit First Downs 12 37 Mike Greaving for 35 yards to set up a two-yard scoring run Rushing 19-42 49-243 by David Shields. Miller scored his second touchdown fi ve Passing 23-37-1 34-42-0 minutes into the second quarter on a three-yard run, then Passing Yards 224 454 Shields went in from the two with just under fi ve minutes Total Yards 266 697 remaining in the half to give S&T a 31-0 halftime lead. Fumbles-Lost 4-1 1-0 Penalties-Yards 6-42 4-30 After Shields’ two-yard touchdown run at the 11:04 mark of Punts-Average 6-34.3 0-0 the third quarter pushed the S&T lead to 38, the Panthers Third Downs 2/11 8/13 got on the scoreboard when Chris Owen connected with Time of Possession 21:03 38:57 David Smith, who ran through the Miner defense for a

59-yard touchdown to make the score 38-7. The Miners Individual Statistics weren’t through on offense, as Chad Shockley caught two

scoring passes -- of 32 yards from Guidry and 22 yards from Rushing Schlueter -- and Zach Howard caught one of 13 yards from KWC—Je’Sean Godfrey 6-31, David Smith 3-12, Tyler Guidry over the next 10 minutes of action. Curran 1-6, Jahmal Lawson 1-4, Chad Smith 1-2, Thomas Gordon 3-1, David Howard 1-0, Nathan Kimbro 1-(-6), Chris Owen 2-(-8). S&T—Jerome Miller 12-81, David Shields 14-72, Mike Wilson 8-54, Jason Schlueter 5-18, Jake Drallmeier 7-15, Dustin Prater 2-2, Zach Howard 1-1. Passing KWC—Chris Owen 10-16-0-118, Nathan Kimbro 7-12- 1-65, Jahmal Lawson 5-7-0-38, David Howard 1-2-0-3. S&T—Jason Schlueter 17-19-0-204, Brad Guidry 17-22-0- 250, Dustin Prater 0-1-0-0. Receiving KWC—David Smith 4-90, Josh Smith 4-33, Je’Sean Godfrey 4-27, Vincent Lalonde 3-6, Ryan Evans 2-22, Chad

MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL Smith 2-20, Tim Davis 2-14, Derek Brown 1-7, Tyler Cur- ran 1-5. S&T—Jordan Beard 8-137, Mike Greaving 7-81, Zach Howard 7-62, Chad Shockley 6-118, Bryan Crider 5-51, Jerome Miller 1-5.

54 Jason Schlueter (above) and Brad Guidry combined to complete 21 straight passes to open S&T’s victory. 2008: GAME BY GAME

Game 8: Central State 29, Miners 28 Touchdown on last play sends S&T to defeat Oct. 25 at Rolla, Mo. WILBERFORCE, Ohio -- Missouri S&T had a 12-point

lead with under nine minutes to go Saturday, but Central Miners (4-4) 21 0 0 7 — 28 State rallied and scored a touchdown as time expired -- Central State (2-6) 7 6 3 13 — 29 then kicked the extra point to come away with a stunning

First Quarter 29-28 win over the Miners. CSU—Keyonte Hicks 53 yd. run, Alphonso Lopez kick (14:13) S&T—Mike Greaving 4 yd. pass from Jason Schlueter, Joe The Miners, who scored 21 unanswered points in the fi rst Drahos kick (12:13) quarter before being held scoreless during the middle two S&T—Jerome Miller 5 yd. run, Drahos kick (8:28) periods, moved ahead 28-16 on the fi rst play of the fourth S&T—Steve Edwards 13 yd. return of blocked punt, Drahos kick quarter when Brad Guidry connected with Mike Greaving (2:02) on a 17-yard scoring pass. However, S&T was unable to Second Quarter slam the door on the Marauders. CSU—Marcus Clark 9 yd. pass from Jeff Brooks, kick failed (14:40) Third Quarter Down 28-22, CSU took after a punt on its own 45-yard CSU—Lopez 25 yd. fi eld goal (2:17) line with 3:15 to play and moved to the Miner two-yard Fourth Quarter line with just over a minute to go. S&T stopped two run- S&T—Mike Greaving 17 yd. pass from Brad Guidry, Drahos kick ning plays for no gain, forcing the Marauders to use their (14:53) fi nal timeout with 24 seconds remaining. Jude Diegue CSU—Darius Lewis 15 yd. interception return, kick failed (8:36) was then stopped short of the goal line on third down, CSU—Brooks 1 yd. run, Lopez kick (0:00) but Central State was able to line up and get another play off before time expired and Jeff Brooks got over on a sec- Team Statistics ond effort to tie the score as regulation time expired. S&T CSU MINER FOOTBALL 2009 First Downs 13 21 CSU kicker Alphonso Lopez, who had already missed two Rushing 26-117 38-185 extra point tries in the contest, converted this attempt to Passing 11-26-2 23-42-1 win the game. Passing Yards 124 305 Total Yards 241 490 Central State took the early lead in the game when Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-2 Keyonte Hicks ran 53 yards for a touchdown on the Penalties-Yards 5-41 13-119 second play of the game, but the Miners answered that Punts-Average 4-41.0 2-15.0 with a quick 56-yard drive that culminated in a four-yard Third Downs 1/9 6/18 scoring pass from Jason Schlueter to Greaving. Time of Possession 22:27 37:33 S&T then forced a turnover on downs at the CSU 25, Individual Statistics which led to a fi ve-yard scoring run by Jerome Miller to give the Miners a 14-7 lead. Then before the fi rst quarter Rushing ended, Steve Edwards blocked a Tyrel Thompson punt S&T—David Shields 9-53, Jerome Miller 11-38, Jason and returned it 13 yards for a score to put the Miners up Schlueter 4-19, Zach Howard 1-7, Team 1-0. by a 21-7 count. CSU—Keyonte Hicks 19-135, Eriq McCorkle 7-23, Jude Diegue 9-22, Jeff Brooks 3-5. Passing S&T—Jason Schlueter 6-13-1-62, Brad Guidry 5-13-1- 62. CSU—Jude Diegue 12-21-0-177, Jeff Brooks 9-18-1- 122, Melvin Dunson 1-1-0-0, Daniel Stover 1-1-0-6, Tyrel Thompson 0-1-0-0. Receiving S&T—Mike Greaving 4-58, Bryan Crider 3-29, Jordan Beard 2-13, Zach Howard 1-15, Chad Shockley 1-9. CSU—Jarred Hill 10-146, Daniel Stover 6-101, Roose Williams 3-32, Marcus Clark 2-25, Evan Wallace 1-1, Marcus Fails 1-0.

55 Steve Edwards blocked a punt and returned it for a touchdown for S&T at Central State. 2008: GAME BY GAME

Game 9: Miners 68, Lincoln 0 Miners score most points in 85 years in romp Nov. 1 at Jefferson City, Mo. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- With apologies to rock-and-roll legend Sammy Hagar, the Missouri S&T football team put Miners (5-4) 35 13 20 0 — 68 one foot on the gas and didn’t take it off until it had rolled Lincoln (1-7) 0 0 0 0 — 0 up its biggest point total in 85 years.

First Quarter S&T—David Shields 7 yd. run, Joe Drahos kick (10:25) The Miners, who entered Saturday’s game at Lincoln hav- S&T—Mike Greaving 9 yd. pass from Jason Schlueter, Drahos kick ing outscored its opponents 67-27 in the fi rst quarter this (4:22) season, ran out to a 35-0 lead before the opening quarter S&T—Greaving 11 yd. pass from Brad Guidry, Drahos kick (3:16) ended and continued the onslaught for the better part of S&T—Shields 1 yd. run, Drahos kick (1:25) the afternoon in an eventual 68-0 victory over the Blue S&T—Bryan Crider 62 yd. pass from Guidry, Drahos kick (0:59) Tigers at Dwight Reed Stadium. The 68 points were the Second Quarter most for a Miner team in modern-day history and the S&T—Zach Howard 13 yd. pass from Schlueter, kick blocked most by any Miner team since 1923 as S&T outgained (13:23) S&T—Mike Wilson 45 yd. run, Drahos kick (2:17) the Blue Tigers by a margin of 582-to-51 in the yardage Third Quarter department. S&T—Chad Shockley 23 yd. pass from Guidry, Drahos kick (11:44) S&T dominated the contest right from the start, scoring S&T—Wilson 26 yd. run, kick blocked (4:22) touchdowns on each of its fi rst six possessions including S&T—Wilson 20 yd. run, Drahos kick (0:31) three on drives of 15 yards or less thanks to numerous Fourth Quarter mistakes made by the hosts. The Miners’ fi rst score came No scoring on a seven-yard scoring run by David Shields to cap a 63-yard drive, then their second drive -- aided by a pass Team Statistics interference penalty -- ended with a nine-yard scoring S&T LU pass from Jason Schlueter to Mike Greaving. First Downs 33 4 Rushing 57-356 23-40 A play after a fumble gave the Miners the ball at the LU Passing 18-21-0 2-18-5 11, Brad Guidry connected with Greaving, who made a Passing Yards 226 11 one-handed catch in the back of the end zone to make the Total Yards 582 51 score 21-0 with 3:16 left in the quarter. A blocked punt Fumbles-Lost 3-1 4-2 lead to Shields’ second touchdown run of the day, then Penalties-Yards 2-11 6-61 Guidry hit Bryan Crider for a 62-yard scoring pass before Punts-Average 1-28.0 6-35.7 the period ended. Third Downs 4/9 1/10 Time of Possession 38:22 21:38 After building the big fi rst quarter lead, the Miners got three touchdowns from redshirt freshman Mike Wilson Individual Statistics -- on runs of 45, 26 and 20 yards -- while Schlueter and Guidry each added an additional touchdown pass. Rushing S&T—David Shields 17-112, Mike Wilson 5-97, Jake Drallmeier 12-88, Jerome Miller 14-53, Zach Howard 1-11, Jason Schlueter 1-4, Brad Guidry 2-4, Team 4-(-13). LU— Alec Ward 8-17, Darius Baker 2-10, T.J. Stewart 5-9, Kevin Brown 1-4, Rashad Aubrey 2-(-6), Allen McClain 1-(-9). Passing S&T—Jason Schlueter 13-16-0-108, Brad Guidry 5-5-0- 118. LU—Allen McClain 1-10-3-9, Rashad Aubrey 1-8-2-2. Receiving S&T—Chad Shockley 4-55, Zach Howard 4-14, Mike Greaving 3-31, Bryan Crider 2-88, Jordan Beard 2-22, Jerome Miller 2-13, Mark Scabarozi 1-3. LU—Mallery Tuck 1-9, T.J. Stewart 1-2. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL

56 Mike Wilson scored touchdowns -- all covering 20 yards or more -- on three of his fi ve carries at Lincoln. 2008: GAME BY GAME

Game 10: Miners 63, Southwest Baptist 23 Miners rout SBU to lock up winning season Nov. 8 at Allgood-Bailey Stadium ROLLA, Mo. -- Missouri S&T’s football record book was Southwest Baptist (5-6) 10 0 7 6 — 23 referred to often in the fi nal home game of the season on Miners (6-4) 21 0 21 21 — 63 a day when the Miners did the one thing they set out to do when it began -- lock up a winning season. First Quarter S&T—Zach Howard 11 yd. pass from Brad Guidry, Joe Drahos The Miners got their sixth win of the year in impressive kick (13:36) fashion, running up their second-highest offensive total S&T—David Shields 1 yd. run, Drahos kick (7:09) in school history as they blasted Southwest Baptist 63-23 SBU—Justin Finch 21 yd. fi eld goal (4:04) on Senior Day at Allgood-Bailey Stadium. S&T—Mike Greaving 11 yd. from Guidry, Drahos kick (2:08) SBU—Johnnie King 65 yd. pass from Steve Gachette, Finch kick Two of the seniors put their name in the record book in (1:24) Second Quarter a game where S&T surpassed the 60-point mark for the No scoring second week in row, something that had not happened Third Quarter since 1914. Brad Guidry spearheaded the Miner passing S&T—Jordan Beard 9 yd. pass from Guidry, Drahos kick (12:56) attack by completing 31-of-42 passes for a career-high SBU—Clint Carroz 1 yd. run, Finch kick (9:21) 437 yards and seven touchdowns -- breaking the S&T S&T—Beard 40 yd. pass from Guidry, Drahos kick (7:28) record shared by Evan Gray and Joe Winters. The 437 S&T—Beard 86 yd. pass from Guidry, Drahos kick (5:11) yards were the sixth-most in school history in one game. Fourth Quarter Jordan Beard had 201 yards in receptions and scored S&T—Chad Shockley 12 yd. pass from Guidry, Drahos kick (13:07) three times. S&T—Howard 18 yd. pass from Guidry, Drahos kick (7:34)

SBU—Gachette 7 yd. run, run failed (2:05) Guidry got the Miners on the scoreboard on the game’s MINER FOOTBALL 2009 S&T—Mike Wilson 67 yd. run, Drahos kick (1:02) opening possession, which was set up by Zach Howard’s 45-yard kickoff return to start the contest. Three plays Team Statistics into the drive, Guidry connected with Howard for an SBU UMR 11-yard scoring pass to put S&T in front. After the Miner First Downs 24 29 defense stopped SBU’s potent offense on a fourth-and-six Rushing 39-206 35-217 play at the S&T 30, the Miners put together a 10-play Passing 23-46-2 32-43-0 scoring drive that culminated in a one-yard touchdown Passing Yards 263 449 run by David Shields -- his 12th on the ground this sea- Total Yards 469 666 son that also broke the school’s single-season mark shared Fumbles-Lost 3-0 1-0 by Bob Berry and Terry Ryan. Penalties-Yards 6-52 4-30 Punts-Average 6-31.5 4-29.0 On the fi rst play of the second half, Steve Edwards picked Third Downs 5/16 5/11 off a Steve Gachette pass and ran it back to the SBU 25, Time of Possession 26:09 33:51 which was followed four plays later by the fi rst of three touchdown catches by Jordan Beard as he escaped from a Individual Statistics defender and dove inside the pylon to extend the lead.

Rushing The Bearcats closed the margin to 11 again on Clint SBU—Steve Gachette 18-118, Thaddeus Everson 12-85, Jeff Carroz’s one-yard touchdown run, but S&T answered by Finnell 7-2, Clint Carroz 1-1, Deandre Brown 1-0. S&T— rattling off 28 unanswered points to bust the game wide David Shields 19-80, Mike Wilson 4-78, Brad Guidry 5-45, open. Guidry got the scoring fl urry going with a 21-yard Zach Howard 3-14, Jake Drallmeier 1-1, Jason Schlueter run to get the ball into SBU territory, then completed 1-0, Chad Shockley 2-(-1). the drive by hitting Beard for a 40-yard touchdown pass. Passing Beard got into the end zone again on the Miners’ next SBU—Steve Gachette 23-45-2-263, Justin French 0-1-0-0. possession, as he hauled in a pass along the sideline in S&T—Brad Guidry 31-42-0-437, Jason Schlueter 1-1-0-12. front of the S&T bench and raced 86 yards to the end Receiving zone to give the Miners a 42-17 lead. SBU—Johnnie King 10-138, Thaddeus Sanders 6-67, Johnathan Alvarado 4-38, Thaddeus Everson 2-11, John Guidry got his record-tying touchdown pass on a 12-yard Austin 1-9. S&T—Jordan Beard 8-201, Bryan Crider 7-79, scoring pass to Chad Shockley early in the fourth quarter, Mike Greaving 6-55, Zach Howard 5-52, David Shields then broke the mark when he connected with Howard 3-33, Chad Shockley 3-29. on a crossing pattern for an 18-yard score. Mike Wilson wrapped up the scoring with just over a minute to play when he raced 67 yards for his fourth touchdown in two weeks. 57 2008: GAME BY GAME

Game 11: Miners 39, Truman State 38 (2OT) Nov. 15 at Kirksville, Mo.

Miners (7-4) 14 14 0 3 8 -- 39 Truman State (4-7) 7 7 3 14 7 -- 38

First Quarter S&T—Mike Greaving 10 yd. pass from Brad Guidry, Joe Drahos kick (8:10) S&T—David Shields 1 yd. run, Drahos kick (3:58) TSU—Charlie Brunette 8 yd. pass from Matt Ticich, Mickey Massuci kick (1:49) Second Quarter S&T—Chad Shockley 30 yd. pass from Guidry, Drahos kick (13:40) S&T—Shields 6 yd. pass from Guidry, Drahos kick (3:32) TSU—Albert Coker 10 yd. pass from Ticich, Masucci kick (1:01) Third Quarter TSU—Masucci 34 yd. fi eld goal (1:46) Fourth Quarter TSU—Kendrick Blue 28 yd. pass from Ticich, pass failed (12:25) TSU—Ticich 14 yd. run, Steve D’Antonio pass from Ticich (2:18) S&T—Drahos 29 yd. fi eld goal (0:19) Brad Guidry broke the Miners’ single-game record for First Overtime No scoring touchdown passes with his seven scoring tosses in the Second Overtime victory over Southwest Baptist. Guidry threw for 449 TSU—Coker 25 yd. pass from Ticich, Masucci kick yards as S&T posted 666 yards of total off ense. S&T—Guidry 1 yd. run, Shields run

Team Statistics S&T TSU First Downs 27 25 Rushing 31-95 43-135 Passing 35-54-2 24-39-0 Passing Yards 383 271 Total Yards 478 406 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 3-2 Penalties-Yards 2-10 4-27 Punts-Average 4-43.2 5-31.2 Third Downs 5/14 8/18 Time of Possession 30:16 29:44

Individual Statistics

Rushing S&T—David Shields 20-60, Brad Guidry 10-22, Jason Schlueter 1-13. TSU—Anton Bernard 15-75, Matt Ticich 16-66, Donald Harvey 4-21, Phil Kenney 3-6, Harnish Ayora 3-(-1), Team 2-(-32). Passing S&T—Brad Guidry 35-54-2-383. TSU—Matt Ticich 23- 38-0-251, Max Kleckner 1-1-0-20. Receiving S&T—Zach Howard 11-103, Chad Shockley 8-100, Mike Joe Drahos’ 29-yard fi eld goal with 19 seconds to play in Greaving 6-79, Jordan Beard 4-62, Bryan Crider 4-31,

MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL regulation time sent the Miners’ season fi nale at Truman David Shields 2-8. TSU—Ryan King 7-98, Albert Coker State into overtime; Missouri S&T would win the contest 5-51, Charlie Brunette 3-40, Phil Kenney 3-26, Kendrick in the second overtime period. Blue 2-40, Donald Harvey 2-2, Tyler Fenton 1-12, Anton Bernard 1-2.

58 2008: GAME BY GAME

S&T ends Truman hex in double overtime 2008 Season Highs KIRKSVILLE, Mo. -- Just three weeks after losing a game on the last snap, Missouri S&T got won a game when the Individual winning points were scored on the fi nal snap of the ball -- Rushes 21, David Shields vs. Evangel (Sept. 13) ending the season with a thrilling 39-38 double overtime Rushing Yards 119, David Shields vs. Evangel (Sept. 13) Pass Attempts 54, Brad Guidry vs. Truman State (Nov. 15) win at Truman State. Completions 35, Brad Guidry vs. Truman State (Nov. 15) Passing Yards 437, Brad Guidry vs. Southwest Baptist (Nov. 8) The victory was the fi rst for the Miners over the Bulldogs Receptions 11, Chad Shockley vs. Butler (Sept. 27) since 1983 -- Truman State had beaten S&T 22 straight 11, Zach Howard vs. Truman State (Nov. 15) times heading into Saturday’s game -- and gave the Miners Receiving Yards 201, Jordan Beard vs. Southwest Baptist (Nov. 8) Field Goals 1, Joe Drahos (on six occasions) their second seven-win season in the last four years as Punts 6, Brian Mueller vs. Arkansas-Monticello (Sept. 6) they fi nished at 7-4. Tackles 15, Matt Loula vs. Truman State (Nov. 15) Interceptions 1, by several players For much of the fi rst half, it appeared that the Miners Total Offense 458, Brad Guidry vs. Southwest Baptist (Nov. 8) were going to run away with the game as they took ad- vantage of some Truman errors to build a 28-7 lead in the Longest Plays second quarter. After a bad snap on a punt attempt gave Rushing 67, Mike Wilson vs. Southwest Baptist (Nov. 8) Passing 86, Brad Guidry to Jordan Beard vs. Southwest the Miners the ball at the Bulldogs’ 10-yard line midway Baptist (Nov. 8) through the fi rst quarter, Brad Guidry connected with Field Goal 34, Joe Drahos vs. South Dakota (Oct. 11) Mike Greaving for a touchdown on the next play to put Punt 67, Brian Mueller vs. Saint Joseph’s (Oct. 4) S&T in front six minutes into the game. Punt Return 27, Kirk Stilwell vs. Evangel (Sept. 13) Kickoff Return 94, Zach Howard vs. Saint Joseph’s (Oct. 4)

The Miners got another turnover later in the quarter when MINER FOOTBALL 2009 Steve Edwards forced a fumble that Brian Gronewold Opponents Rushes 23, Trevor Giege, Wisconsin-Stout (Sept. 20) recovered at the Truman 14. They needed only two plays Rushing Yards 155, Johnny Polite, Arkansas-Monticello (Sept. 6) -- a 13-yard run by Jason Schlueter and a one-yard touch- Pass Attempts 45, Steve Gachette, Southwest Baptist (Nov. 8) down run by David Shields -- to extend the lead to 14-0. Completions 23, Mike Hladik, Saint Joseph’s (Oct. 4) 23, Steve Gachette, Southwest Baptist (Nov. 8) After the Bulldogs cut the lead in half with their fi rst 23, Matt Ticich, Truman State (Nov. 15) Passing Yards 312, Scott Buisson, Arkansas-Monticello (Sept. 6) scoring drive of the day, the Miners got their 14-point lead Receptions 10, Jarred Hill, Central State (Oct. 25) back when Guidry threw a 30-yard scoring pass to Chad 10, Johnnie King, Southwest Baptist (Nov. 8) Shockley. With 3:32 left in the half, Guidry threw his third Receiving Yards 154, Clarence Denmark, Arkansas-Monticello (Sept. scoring pass of the half when he hit Shields on a six-yard 6) scoring play to push the advantage to 28-7. Field Goals 3, Michael Binder, Saint Joseph’s (Oct. 4) Punts 9, Trevor Gies, Evangel (Sept. 13) Tackles 15, Beau Grech, Evangel (Sept. 13) Truman State rallied and took its fi rst lead of the game 15, Jamel Wilmore, Lincoln (Nov. 1) with 2:18 to go on Matt Ticich’s 14-yard scoring run, but Interceptions 1, by several players S&T came back to force overtime when Joe Drahos con- Total Offense 403, Scott Buisson, Arkansas-Monticello (Sept. 6) nected on a 29-yard fi eld goal with 19 seconds remaining. Longest Plays Rushing 53, Keyonte Hicks, Central State (Oct. 25) The Miners got the ball fi rst in overtime, but only gained Passing 76, David Sebastian to Edward Sands, Evangel fi ve yards on the three plays and then had a missed fi eld (Sept. 13) goal to give the Bulldogs a chance to win it. The Miner de- Field Goal 34, Mickey Massuci, Truman State (Nov. 15) fense answered the challenge, forcing a fi eld goal attempt Punt 55, Charles Christiansen, Lincoln (Nov. 1) by Massuci that went wide to send the game to another Punt Return 24, Antwan Walker, Wisconsin-Stout (Sept. 20) Kickoff Return 41, Mack Ogletree, Saint Joseph’s (Oct. 4) overtime period. Truman opened that period by scoring on the fi rst play as Ticich connected with Coker to give the Bulldogs a 38-31 lead, but the Miners came back and put together the winning drive.

Guidry hit Bryan Crider for a fi rst down to the Truman 14, then on a third-and-seven, the Bulldogs were fl agged for pass interference at the two-yard line to give the Min- ers a fi rst-and goal. After the fi rst two plays netted just one yard, Guidry took the third down play in to cut the lead to one. Head coach Kirby Cannon decided to go for the win right there and Shields took the ball in for the game-winning two-point conversion. 59 MINER FOOTBALL RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Receiving Touchdowns Game--4, Ashton Gronewold vs. Southwest Bapt., Oct. 1, 2005 Total Offense Season–17, Ashton Gronewold, 2005 Game–499, Evan Gray vs. Austin Peay, Oct. 29, 2005 Career--52, Ashton Gronewold, 2004-06 (499 passing, 0 rushing) Touchdowns Scored Season–3731, Joe Winters, 2006 (3724 passing, 7 rushing) Game--4, Brian Paris vs. Evangel, Sept. 29, 1979; Ashton Career--5469, Evan Gray, 2003-05 Gronewold vs. Southwest Baptist, Oct. 1, 2005; Ashton (5597 passing, -128 rushing) Gronewold vs. Morehead State, Nov. 5, 2005 Rushing Attempts Season--18, Ashton Gronewold, 2005 Game--48, Terry Ryan vs. Central Missouri, Nov. 18, 1978 Career--58, Ashton Gronewold, 2004-06 Season--290, Terry Ryan, 1977 All-Purpose Yards Career--841, Terry Ryan, 1975-78 Game--357, Ashton Gronewold vs. Tiffi n, Nov. 3, 2007 Rushing Yards (64 receiving, 295 kickoff returns, -2 punt returns) Play--90, John Southgate vs. Drury, Nov. 3, 1900 (TD); Clark Season--2,250, Ashton Gronewold, 2006 (202 rushing, 1,009 Bland vs. Missouri, Nov. 1, 1913 receiving, 953 kickoff returns, 86 punt returns) Half–166, Ken Okwuonu vs. Missouri Southern, Oct. 31, 1998 Career--5,592, Ashton Gronewold, 2004-07 (233 rushing, Game--227, Steve Kubiak vs. Northwest Missouri State, 3,708 receiving, 1,828 kickoff returns, 223 punt returns) Oct. 27, 1979 Extra Points Scored Season--1,314, Terry Ryan, 1977 Game--9, Joe Drahos vs. Southwest Baptist, Nov. 8, 2008 Career--3,432, Terry Ryan, 1975-78 Season--46, Joe Drahos, 2008 Rushing Touchdowns Career--89, Marc Armbruster, 2002-05 Game--4, Brian Paris vs. Evangel, Sept. 29, 1979 Field Goals Scored Season--13, David Shields, 2008 Game--4, George Stock vs. Lincoln, Oct. 27, 1984; Eivind Career--29, Terry Ryan, 1975-78 Listerud vs. Iowa Wesleyan, Sept. 11, 1993; Brandon Pass Attempts Risner vs. Quincy, Sept. 6, 1997; Alex Mendrygal vs. Game–76, Evan Gray vs. Missouri Western, Nov. 15, 2003 Washburn, Oct. 9, 1999 Season–525, Evan Gray, 2005 Season--12, Tom Rosenauer, 1978; Jim Zacny, 1985; Eivind Career--875, Evan Gray, 2003-05 Listerud, 1993; Marc Armbruster, 2005 Pass Completions Career--33, Jim Zacny, 1985-88 Game–47, Evan Gray vs. Missouri Western, Nov. 15, 2003 Longest--54 yards, Lance Privett vs. Truman, Sept. 16, 1995 Season–302, Evan Gray, 2005 Points Scored Career--493, Evan Gray, 2003-05 Game--24, Brian Paris vs. Evangel, Sept. 29, 1979; Ashton Completion Percentage Gronewold vs. Southwest Baptist, Oct. 1, 2005; Ashton Game--89.9%, Jason Schlueter vs. Kentucky Wesleyan, Gronewold vs. Morehead State, Nov. 5, 2005 Oct. 18, 2008 (17-19) Season--108, Ashton Gronewold, 2005 Season–68.5%,Jason Schlueter, 2008 (161-235) Season by kicker—75, Marc Armbruster, 2005 Career--57.9%, Dennis Pirkle, 1979-82 (315-544) Career--348, Ashton Gronewold, 2004-07 Passing Yards Interceptions Play--93, Joe Knapp (to Elliott Jackson) vs. Missouri Game--3 by many players (Most recent: Nathan Williams vs. Western, Nov. 11, 1995 (TD) Emporia State, Oct. 23, 2004) Quarter—252, Evan Gray vs. Southwest Baptist, Oct. 1, 2005 Season--11, Bill Grantham, 1978 Half—413, Evan Gray vs. Austin Peay, Oct. 29, 2005 Career--29, Bill Grantham, 1977-80 Game–499, Evan Gray vs. Austin Peay, Oct. 29, 2005 Longest Return--90 yards, Eddie Lane vs. Southeast Missouri Season–3,724, Joe Winters, 2006 State, Oct. 25, 1969 (TD) Career--5,597, Evan Gray, 2003-05 Consecutive Games with an interception--8, Darin Nix, Nov. 6, Passing Touchdowns 1993-Oct. 8, 1994 Game--7, Brad Guidry vs. Southwest Baptist, Nov. 8, 2008 Punts Season–39, Evan Gray, 2005 Game — 13, Chris Shore vs. Central Missouri, Oct. 31, 1982; Career--59, Evan Gray, 2003-05 Dustin Penn vs. Central Missouri, Sept. 19, 1988 Pass Interceptions Season — 82, Dustin Penn, 1999 Game--6, Greg Haug vs. Missouri Southern, Sept. 29, 1975 Career — 298, Dustin Penn, 1998-01 Season--24, Greg Haug, 1975 Punting Yardage Career--35, Greg Haug, 1973-75 Punt--79, Jim Tschannen vs. Truman, Oct. 21, 1949 Receptions Game--445, Dustin Penn vs. Central Missouri, Sept. 19, 1998 Game--15, Bob Somerville vs. Central Missouri, Oct. 31, Season--2,762, Chris Harvey, 2002 1970; Stu Dunlop vs. Pittsburg St., Sept. 27, 1975 Career–10,673, Dustin Penn, 1998-01 Season--87, Ashton Gronewold, 2007 Punting Average Consecutive seasons–165, Ashton Gronewold, 2006-07 Game (min. 3 punts)--48.7, Trey Lunsford vs. Wayne State Career--278, Ashton Gronewold, 2004-07 (Neb.), Sept. 10, 2005 Receiving Yards Season--40.0, Calvin Curdt, 1973 Play--93, Elliott Jackson vs. Mo. Western, Nov. 11, 1995 (TD) Career--37.8, Buster Sanchez, 1968 Game--229, Ashton Gronewold vs. Morehead State, Punt Returns MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL Sept. 23, 2006 Game--9, Craig Heath vs. Missouri Valley, Sept. 8, 1979 Season–1,120, Ashton Gronewold, 2006 Season--30, Randy Hauser, 1981 Consecutive seasons–2,200, Ashton Gronewold, 2005-06 Career--99, Craig Heath, 1977-80 Career--3,708, Ashton Gronewold, 2004-07

60 MINER FOOTBALL RECORDS

Punt Return Yardage Punting Yards Play--97, Frank Ricchi vs. Northwest Missouri State, Oct. 7, Game--445 vs. Central Missouri, Sept. 19, 1998 1949 (TD) Season--2,803, 2002 Game--113, Fred Smith vs. William Jewell, Oct. 31, 1952 Average Per Game--48.7 vs. Wayne State (Neb.), Sept. 10, Season--278, Craig Heath, 1977 2005 Career--1,001, Craig Heath, 1977-80 Average Per Season--38.9, 2004 (11 games) Kickoff Returns Punt Returns Game--9, Elliott Jackson vs. Pittsburg State, Nov. 4, 1995 Game--7 vs. Central Missouri, Oct. 24, 1981; vs. Upper Iowa, Season–31, Clint Moss, 2002 August 28, 2004 Career–77, Dan Lester, 2000-04; Ashton Gronewold, 2004-07 Season--36, 1983 Kickoff Return Yardage Punt Return Yardage Play--100, Perry Allison vs. Pittsburg State, Sept, 17, 1955 Game--154 vs. Central Missouri, Oct. 9, 1959 (TD); Gene Huffman vs. Northwest Missouri State, Season--478, 1959 Nov. 11, 1951 (TD) Kickoff Returns Game--295, Ashton Gronewold vs. Tiffi n, Nov. 3, 2007 Game--12 vs. Tiffi n, Nov. 3, 2007 Season–953, Ashton Gronewold, 2007 Season–69, 2003 Career–1,828, Ashton Gronewold, 2004-07 Kickoff Return Yardage Game—429 vs. Tiffi n, Nov. 3, 2007 TEAM RECORDS Season—1765, 2007 Kickoff Returns for Touchdowns Rushing Attempts Game—2 vs. Tiffi n, Nov. 3, 2007 Game--78 vs. Missouri Valley, Sept. 8, 1984; vs. Lincoln, Season—4, 2007 Oct. 25, 1986 Interceptions Season--588, 1984 Game--8 vs. Central Methodist, Nov. 4, 1978 Rushing Yards Season--35, 1978 Game--467 vs. Lincoln, Oct. 25, 1986 Touchdowns Scored Game, two teams--623 vs. Southwest Baptist, Oct. 1, 2005 Game--10 vs. Lincoln, Nov. 1, 2008 (S&T 77, SBU 546) Season--57, 2008 Extra Points Scored

Season--2,476, 1984 MINER FOOTBALL 2009 Rushing Touchdowns Game--9 vs. Southwest Baptist, Nov. 8, 2008 Game--7 vs. Lincoln, Oct. 25, 1986 Season--46, 2008 Season--26, 1984 Field Goals Scored Pass Attempts Game--4 vs. Lincoln, Oct. 27, 1984; vs. Iowa Wesleyan, Game–76 vs. Missouri Western, Nov. 15, 2003 Sept. 11, 1993; vs. Quincy, Sept. 6, 1997; vs. Washburn, Season–544, 2004 Oct. 9, 1999 Pass Completions Season--12, 1978; 1985; 1993; 2005 Game–47 vs. Missouri Western, Nov. 15, 2003 Points Scored (Modern Day) Season–305, 2005 Game--68 vs. Lincoln, Nov. 1, 2008 Completion Percentage Season--408, 2008 Game--85.7% vs. Lincoln, Nov. 1, 2008 (18-21) Average per game—37.1, 2008 Season--67.6%, 2008 Points Allowed (Modern Day) Passing Yards Game–91 vs. Pittsburg State, Sept. 25, 2004 Game–499 vs. Austin Peay, Oct. 29, 2005 Season–509, 2004 Game, two teams–890 vs. Truman, Oct. 30, 2004 (S&T 449, First Downs TSU 441) Game--37 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan, Oct. 18, 2008 Season–3,860, 2006 Game by rushing--29 vs. Lincoln, Oct. 25, 1986 Passing Touchdowns Game by passing–23 vs. Truman, Oct. 30, 2004 Game--7 vs. Southwest Baptist, Nov. 8, 2008 Season--257, 2008 Season–39, 2005 Penalties Pass Interceptions Game--17 vs. Pittsburg State, Oct. 20, 2001 Game--6 vs. Truman, Nov. 8, 1952; vs. Missouri Southern, Season--88, 1974 Sept. 29, 1975 Penalty Yards Season--29, 1975 Game--171 vs. Lincoln, Oct. 8, 1977 Plays Season--855, 1977 Game--99 vs. Missouri Western, Nov. 15, 2003 Fumbles Season--851, 1978 Most, game--11 vs. Northwest Missouri State, Oct. 29, 1955 Total Yards Fewest, game--0 on many occasions (Most recent: vs. Most in a game--697 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan, Oct. 18, 2008 Kentucky Wesleyan, Oct. 18, 2008) Most in a game, two teams–1192 vs. Pittsburg State, Most lost, game--6 vs. Northwest Missouri State, Oct. 29, Sept. 25, 2004 (PSU 809, S&T 383) 1955; vs. Missouri State, Nov. 2, 1963; vs. Missouri Season–4,945, 2008 Valley, Sept. 12, 1981 Average Per Game–449.5, 2008 (11 games) Fewest lost, game--0 on many occasions (Most recent: vs. Fewest in a game--41 vs. Central Missouri, Sept. 19, 1998 Southwest Baptist, Nov. 8, 2008) Punts Most, season--41, 1991 Game--13 vs. Central Missouri State, Oct. 31, 1992; vs. Most lost, season--25, 1974 Emporia State, Oct. 12, 1996; vs. Central Missouri, Fewest, season--14, 1978 Sept. 19, 1998 Fewest lost, season--7, 2005 Season–87, 1999 61 TOP 10 LISTS

Rushing Leaders (Season) Pass Completions (Career) 1. Terry Ryan 1,314 1977 1. Evan Gray 493 2003-05 2. Terry Ryan 1,117 1978 2. Greg Haug 327 1973-75 3. Ernest Brown 1,050 1993 3. Dennis Pirkle 315 1979-82 4. Ken Okwuonu 1,018 1999 4. Pat Godwin 282 1968-71 5. Randy Shed 956 1983 5. Ron Lewis 263 1964-66 6. Terry Ryan 929 1976 6. Joe Winters 261 2006 7. Mike Keeler 884 1974 7. Mike Wise 258 1989-93 8. Mike Joshua 869 1974 8. Matt Brueckner 235 1996-99 9. Keenan Miller 855 2005 9. Scott Brown 234 2000-03 10. Ken Okwuonu 835 2000 10. Brandon Landry 217 2004-05 Brad Haug 217 1984-86 Rushing Leaders (Career) 1. Terry Ryan 3,432 1975-78 Pass Attempts (Career) 2. Ken Okwuonu 3,062 1998-01 1. Evan Gray 875 2003-05 3. Randy Shed 2,063 1980-84 2. Greg Haug 640 1973-75 4. Mike Joshua 1,988 1971-74 3. Ron Lewis 625 1964-66 5. Keenan Miller 1,921 2002-05 4. Pat Godwin 625 1968-71 6. Les Clark 1,709 1968-71 5. Mike Wise 578 1989-93 7. Mike Schafer 1,686 1980-84 6. Matt Brueckner 578 1996-99 8. Keith Smith 1,609 1952-55 7. Dennis Pirkle 544 1979-82 9. Tom Cooper 1,594 1956-59 8. Scott Brown 522 2000-03 10. Paul Wiegard 1,583 1958-61 9. Joe Winters 468 2006 10. Jason Politte 445 1994-95 Passing Leaders (Yards-Season) 1. Joe Winters 3,724 2006 Receptions (Career) 2. Evan Gray 3,583 2005 1. Ashton Gronewold 278 2004-07 3. Brandon Landry 2,830 2004 2. Bob Somerville 161 1968-71 4. Evan Gray 2,014 2003 3. Brett Fischer 155 2001-04 5. Ken Vaughn 1,888 1977 4. Stu Dunlop 139 1972-75 6. Greg Haug 1,696 1974 5. Mike Greaving 135 2005-08 7. Ron Lewis 1,676 1966 6. Cole Drussa 134 2001-04 8. Brad Haug 1,672 1986 7. Elliot Jackson 124 1994-97 9. Steve Watson 1,661 2007 8. Chris Alverson 123 1989-92 10. Pat Godwin 1,611 1970 9. Brandon Landry 121 2004-06 10. Phil Shin 118 2004-05 Passing Leaders (Yards-Career) 1. Evan Gray 5,597 2003-05 Receiving Yards (Career) 2. Greg Haug 4,284 1973-77 1. Ashton Gronewold 3,708 2004-07 3. Dennis Pirkle 3,737 1979-82 2. Brett Fischer 1,976 2001-04 4. Joe Winters 3,724 2006 3. Bob Somerville 1,956 1968-71 5. Pat Godwin 3,587 1968-71 4. Stu Dunlop 1,823 1972-75 6. Ron Lewis 3,332 1964-66 5. Mike Greaving 1,797 2005-08 7. Mike Wise 3,072 1989-93 6. Elliot Jackson 1,704 1994-97 8. Ken Vaughn 2,973 1976-77 7. Clint Moss 1,664 2000-03 9. Brad Haug 2,928 1983-86 8. Brandon Landry 1,649 2004-06 10. Scott Brown 2,902 2000-03 9. Chris Alverson 1,645 1989-92 10. Larry Oliver 1,615 1966-69 Total Offense (Career) 1. Evan Gray 5,469 2003-05 Points (Career) 2. Mike Wise 4,225 1989-93 1. Ashton Gronewold 348 2004-07 3. Greg Haug 4,194 1973-75 2. Jim Zacny 187 1985-88 4. Pat Godwin 3,755 1968-71 3. Terry Ryan 180 1975-78 5. Joe Winters 3,731 2006 4. Larry Oliver 157 1966-69 6. Ron Lewis 3,516 1964-66 5. Brandon Landry 152 2004-06

MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL 7. Terry Ryan 3,432 1975-78 6. Ken Okwuonu 146 1998-01 8. Ken Okwuonu 3,062 1998-01 7. Brian Paris 140 1978-81 9. Dennis Pirkle 2,960 1979-82 8. Marc Armbruster 140 2002-05 10. Brandon Landry 2,919 2004-05 9. Ray Parker 139 1956-58 10. Mike Schafer 132 1980-84 62 TOP 10 LISTS

Rushing attempts (Individual) 449, Brandon Landry vs. Colorado School of Mines (Sept. 4, 48, Terry Ryan vs. Central Missouri (Nov. 18, 1978) 2004) 46, Bob Berry vs. Lincoln (Nov. 26, 1970) 437, Brad Guidry vs. Southwest Baptist (Nov. 8, 2008) 41, Les Clark vs. Missouri Valley (Sept. 27, 1969) 432, Evan Gray vs. Butler (Nov. 12, 2005) 40, Ernest Brown vs. Missouri Southern (Nov. 6, 419, Joe Winters vs. Southeast Missouri State (Sept. 9, 2006) 1993) 416, Joe Winters vs. Southwestern Oklahoma State (Oct. 7, 35, Les Clark vs. Central Missouri (Oct. 30, 2006) 1971) 415, Joe Winters vs. Morehead State (Sept. 23, 2006) 35, Les Clark vs. Northwest Missouri State (Nov. 8, 1969) Ryan Top Passing Plays 35, Gary Couse vs. Southeast Mo. St. (Oct. 12, 1963) 93 yards, Joe Knapp to Elliott Jackson vs. 34, Terry Ryan vs. Lincoln (Nov. 11, 1978) Missouri Western, Nov. 11, 1995 34, Terry Ryan vs. Central Missouri (Oct. 15, 1977) 89 yards, Ron Miller to Cecil Taylor vs. 34, Kenton Hupp vs. Washington Univ. (Nov. 4, 1972) Missouri State, Nov. 16, 1968 34, Kenton Hupp vs. Central Missouri (Oct. 28, 1972) 83 yards, Ken Vaughn to Monty Morse vs. 34, Ted Deranja vs. Central Missouri (Oct. 29, 1960) Wayne State (Neb.), Sept. 18, 1976 83 yards, Scott Brown to Clint Moss vs. Rushing yards (Individual) Central Missouri, Oct. 3, 2002 Knapp 227, Steve Kubiak vs. Northwest Mo. State (Oct. 17, 1970) 80 yards, Ken Vaughn to Roger Vessell vs. 212, Ken Okwuonu vs. Missouri Valley (Sept. 11, 1999) Washington University, Nov. 6, 1976 211, Ken Okwuonu vs. Ky. Wesleyan (Sept. 2, 80 yards, Evan Gray to Ashton Gronewold vs. 2000) Morehead State, Nov. 5, 2005 200, Terry Ryan vs. Central Missouri (Nov. 18, (All aforementioned plays resulted in touchdowns.) 1978) 190, Ken Okwuonu vs. Quincy (Sept. 4, 1999) Receptions (Individual) 189, Bob Berry vs. Lincoln (Nov. 26, 1970) 15, Stu Dunlop vs. Pittsburg State (Sept. 27, 1975) 187, Ernest Brown vs. Missouri Southern (Nov. 15, Bob Somerville vs. Central Missouri (Oct. 31, Kubiak 6, 1993) 1970) MINER FOOTBALL 2009 180, Keenan Miller vs. Truman State (Nov. 8, 2003) 14, Cole Drussa vs. Missouri Western (Nov. 15, 2003) 180, Steve Hodson vs. Missouri Valley (Sept. 14, 1996) 13, Phil Shin vs. Wayne State, Neb. (Sept. 10, 2005) 179, Damon Davis vs. Drake (Sept. 14, 2002) 12, Ashton Gronewold vs. Central State (Oct. 20, 179, Terry Ryan vs. Central Missouri (Oct. 15, 1977) 2007) Dunlop 12, Ashton Gronewold vs. Morehead State (Nov. 5, 2005) Top Rushing Plays 12, Bob Somerville vs. Bradley (Oct. 3, 1970) 90 yards, John Southgate vs. Drury, Nov. 3, 1900 (TD) 11, Zach Howard vs. Truman State (Nov. 15, 2008) 90 yards, Clark Bland vs. Missouri, 11, Chad Shockley vs. Butler (Sept. 27, 2008) Nov. 1, 1913 11, Ashton Gronewold vs. Southern Nazarene (Oct. 13, 2007) 88 yards, Mike Wise vs. Washburn, 11, Mike Greaving vs. Southern Nazarene (Oct. 13, 2007) Oct. 26, 1991 (TD) 11, Ashton Gronewold vs. Arkansas-Monticello (Sept. 29, 88 yards, Cecil Taylor vs. Washington 2007) University, Sept. 21, 1968 (TD) 11, Ashton Gronewold vs. Southwestern Oklahoma State 84 yards, Ken Okwuonu vs. Missouri Valley, (Oct. 7, 2006) Sept. 11, 1999 (TD) 11, Brandon Landry vs. Southwest Baptist (Oct. 1, 2005) Bland 11, Ashton Gronewold vs. Saint Joseph’s (Sept. 24, 2005) Pass Completions (Individual) 11, Phil Shin vs. Upper Iowa (Aug. 27, 2005) 47, Evan Gray vs. Missouri Western (Nov. 15, 2003) 11, Clint Moss vs. Emporia State (Nov. 1, 2003) 44, Evan Gray vs. Morehead State (Nov. 5, 2005) 11, Chris Hawkins vs. Missouri Valley (Sept. 12, 1987) 37, Steve Watson vs. Southern Nazarene (Oct. 13, 2007) 11, Andy Cox vs. Missouri Southern (Sept. 17, 1977) 37, Evan Gray vs. Southwest Baptist (Oct. 1, 2005) 11, Larry Oliver vs. Missouri Valley (Sept. 30, 1967) 35, Brad Guidry vs. Truman State (Nov. 15, 11, Gene Ricker vs. Missouri State (Oct. 15, 1966) 2008) 35, Evan Gray vs. Butler (Nov. 12, 2005) Receiving Yards (Individual) 32, Jason Schleuter vs. Butler (Sept. 27, 2008) 229, Ashton Gronewold vs. Morehead State (Sept. 23, 2006) 32, Brad Guidry vs. Truman State (Aug. 25, 201, Jordan Beard vs. Southwest Baptist (Nov. 8, 2008) 2007) 199, Andy Cox vs. Missouri Southern (Sept. 17, 1977) 31, Brad Guidry vs. Southwest Baptist (Nov. 8, 197, Brett Fischer vs. Missouri Western (Nov. 6, 2004) 2008) Gray 193, Larry Oliver vs. Missouri Valley (Sept. 30, 1967) 31, Joe Winters vs. Southwestern Oklahoma State (Oct. 7, 186, Brandon Landry vs. Austin Peay (Oct. 29, 2005) 2006) 182, Ron Reimer vs. Central Missouri (Oct. 4, 1986) 30, Evan Gray vs. Wayne State, Neb. (Sept. 10, 2005) 181, Ashton Gronewold vs. Arkansas-Monticello (Sept. 29, 2007) Beard Passing yards (Individual) 175, Brett Fischer vs. Colorado School of Mines (Sept. 499, Evan Gray vs. Austin Peay (Oct. 29, 2005) 4, 2004) 473, Evan Gray vs. Missouri Western (Nov. 15, 2003) 174, Ashton Gronewold vs. Butler (Nov. 12, 2005) 472, Evan Gray vs. Morehead State (Nov. 5, 2005) 63 465, Evan Gray vs. Southwest Baptist (Oct. 1, 2005) TOP 10 LISTS

Total Offensive Yards (Individual) Single Game Records 499, Evan Gray vs. Austin Peay (Oct. 29, 2005) 485, Brandon Landry vs. Colorado School of Rushing attempts (Team) Mines (Sept. 4, 2004) 78 vs. Lincoln (Oct. 25, 1986) 483, Evan Gray vs. Morehead State 78 vs. Missouri Valley (Sept. 8, 1984) (Nov. 5, 2005) 72 vs. Central Missouri (Oct. 29, 1960) 482, Brad Guidry vs. Southwest Baptist (Nov. 8, 71 vs. Lincoln (Nov. 26, 1970) 2008) 71 vs. Missouri Valley (Sept. 27, 1969) 450, Evan Gray vs. Southwest Baptist (Oct. 1, Landry 70 vs. Missouri Western (Oct. 25, 1997) 2005) 70 vs. Central Missouri (Nov. 9, 1963) 441, Evan Gray vs. Missouri Western (Nov. 15, 2003) 70 vs. Missouri State (Nov. 7, 1959) 440, Evan Gray vs. Butler (Nov. 12, 2005) 69 vs. Northwest Missouri State (Oct. 8, 1983) 419, Joe Winters vs. Morehead State (Sept. 23, 2006) 69 vs. Southeast Missouri State (Oct. 12, 1963) 412, Joe Winters vs. Tiffi n (Aug. 26, 2006) 405, Brad Guidry vs. Truman State (Nov. 15, 2009) Rushing yards (Team) 403, Jason Schleuter vs. Butler (Sept. 27, 2008) 467 vs. Lincoln (Oct. 25, 1986) 436 vs. Southwest Baptist (Oct. 2, 1993) All-Purpose Yards (Individual) 398 vs. Culver-Stockton (Oct. 16, 1982) 357, Ashton Gronewold vs. Tiffi n (Nov. 3, 1007) 377 vs. Pittsburg State (Sept. 15, 1984) 329, Ashton Gronewold vs. Arkansas-Monticello 371 vs. Central Missouri (Oct. 12, 1957) (Sept. 29, 2007) 356 vs. Lincoln (Nov. 1, 2008) 294, Ashton Gronewold vs. Saint Joseph’s (Sept. 341 vs. Lincoln (Oct. 31, 1987) 30, 2006) 331 vs. Missouri Western (Oct. 25, 1997) 289, Ashton Gronewold vs. Truman State (Aug. 330 vs. Northwest Missouri State (Nov. 1, 1958) 25, 2007) 328 vs. Emporia State (Oct. 26, 1957) 266, Tom Cooper vs. Pittsburg State (Oct. 4, Gronewold 1958) Pass Completions (Team) 250, Antonio Williams vs. Missouri State (Aug. 30, 2007) 47 vs. Missouri Western (Nov. 15, 2003) 242, Ashton Gronewold vs. Butler (Oct. 28, 2006) 44 vs. Morehead State (Nov. 5, 2005) 239, Clint Moss vs. Emporia State (Nov. 1, 2003) 43 vs. Missouri Western (Nov. 6, 2004) 237, Gene Huffman vs. Northwest Missouri State (Oct. 11, 37 vs. Southern Nazarene (Oct. 13, 2007) 1951) 37 vs. Southwest Baptist (Oct. 1, 2005) 233, Gene Ricker vs. Missouri State (Oct. 15, 1966) 35 vs. Truman State (Nov. 15, 2008) 35 vs. Butler (Nov. 12, 2005) Longest Plays from Scrimmage 35 vs. Truman State (Oct. 30, 2004) 93 yards, Joe Knapp pass to Elliot Jackson, 34 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Oct. 18, 2008) Nov. 11, 1995 vs. Missouri Western (TD) 32 vs. Southwest Baptist (Nov. 8, 2008) 90 yards, John Southgate, Nov. 3, 1900 32 vs. Butler (Sept. 27, 2008) vs. Drury, run (TD) 32 vs. Truman State (Aug. 25, 2007) 90 yards, Clark Bland, Nov. 1, 1913 vs. Missouri, run Passing yards (Team) 89 yards, Ron Miller pass to Cecil Taylor, 499 vs. Austin Peay (Oct. 29, 2005) Nov. 16, 1968 vs. Missouri State (TD) 473 vs. Missouri Western (Nov. 15, 2003) 88 yards, Cecil Taylor, Sept. 21, 1968 vs. Washington 472 vs. Morehead State (Nov. 5, 2005) University, run (TD) 465 vs. Southwest Baptist (Oct. 1, 2005) 88 yards, Mike Wise, Oct. 26, 1991 vs. Washburn, 454 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Oct. 18, 2008) run (TD) 449 vs. Southwest Baptist (Nov. 8, 2008) 449 vs. Truman State (Oct. 30, 2004) Longest Returns 449 vs. Colorado School of Mines (Sept. 4, 2004) 100 yards, Gene Huffman, Oct. 11, 1951 437 vs. Missouri Western (Nov. 6, 2004) vs. Northwest Missouri State, kickoff 432 vs. Butler (Nov. 12, 2005) 100 yards, Perry Allison, Sept. 17, 1955 vs. Pittsburg State, kickoff Total Offensive Yards (Team, single game) 98 yards, Alden Williams, Oct. 13, 1950 697 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (Oct. 18, 2008) ...... 243/454 vs. Central Missouri, kickoff 666 vs. Southwest Baptist (Nov. 8, 2008) ...... 217/449 97 yards, Frank Ricchi, Oct. 7, 1949 vs. 601 vs. Northwest Mo. St. (Oct. 17, 1970) ...... 309/292 Northwest Missouri State, punt 586 vs. Upper Iowa (Aug. 28, 2004) ...... 212/374 Huff man 97 yards, Randy Shed, Sept. 3, 1983 vs. 582 vs. Lincoln (Nov. 1, 2008) ...... 356/226

MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL Missouri Western, kickoff 568 vs. Austin Peay (Oct. 29, 2005) ...... 69/499 (All aforementioned plays resulted in touchdowns.) 552 vs. Truman State (Oct. 30, 2004) ...... 103/449 Longest interception return: 90 yards, Eddie Lane, 551 vs. Southwest Baptist (Oct. 2, 1993) ...... 436/115 Nov. 1, 1969 vs. Truman (TD) 542 vs. Southwest Baptist (Oct. 1, 2005) ...... 77/465 Longest fumble return: 50 yards, Mark Diamond, 533 vs. Morehead State (Nov. 5, 2005) ...... 61/472 Oct. 13, 1990 vs. Northwest Missouri State (TD) 64 TOP 10 LISTS

Rushing attempts, game (Individual) Receiving yards, season (Individual) Pass Completions (Team) 290, Terry Ryan, 1977 1,120, Ashton Gronewold, 2006 305, 2005 286, Terry Ryan, 1978 1,080, Ashton Gronewold, 2005 302, 2004 274, Ken Okwuonu, 1999 1,040, Brett Fischer, 2004 269, 2006 243, Ken Okwuonu, 2000 1,009, Ashton Gronewold, 2007 267, 2008 241, Terry Ryan, 1976 908, Brandon Landry, 2005 250, 2003 216, Ken Okwuonu, 2001 862, Bob Somerville, 1970 229, 2007 206, Les Clark, 1969 790, Cole Drussa, 2004 150, 1973 204, Mike Keeler, 1974 789, Mike Greaving, 2006 147, 1970 195, Les Clark, 1971 786, Merle Dillow, 1974 140, 1994 187, Mike Schafer, 1984 779, David Hall, 1977 138, 1966

Rushing yards, game (Individual) Total offensive yards, season (Indi- Passing yards (Team) 1,314, Terry Ryan, 1977 vidual) 3,860, 2006 1,117, Terry Ryan, 1978 3,731, Joe Winters, 2006 3,757, 2004 1,050, Ernest Brown, 1993 3,499, Evan Gray, 2005 3,601, 2005 1,018, Ken Okwuonu, 1999 2,878, Brandon Landry, 2004 3,197, 2008 956, Randy Shed, 1983 1,952, Jason Schlueter, 2008 2,713, 2003 929, Terry Ryan, 1976 1,910, Evan Gray, 2003 2,621, 2007 884, Mike Keeler, 1974 1,867, Ken Vaughn, 1977 2,093, 1973 869, Mike Joshua, 1974 1,840, Mike Wise, 1991 2,080, 1986 855, Keenan Miller, 2005 1,771, Ron Lewis, 1966 1,992, 1977 835, Ken Okwuonu, 2000 1,765, Brad Haug, 1986 1,939, 1966 1,703, Steve Watson, 2007 Single Season Records Total Offensive Yards (Team) All-purpose yards, season (Individual) 4,945, 2008 Pass Completions, season (Individual) 2,250, Ashton Gronewold, 2007 4,772, 2005 302, Evan Gray, 2005 1,788, Ashton Gronewold, 2006 4,573, 2006 MINER FOOTBALL 2009 261, Joe Winters, 2006 1,467, Tom Cooper, 1958 4,508, 2004 217, Brandon Landry, 2004 1,438, Terry Ryan, 1977 4,143, 2007 191, Evan Gray, 2003 1,424, Randy Shed, 1983 3,791, 1970 161, Jason Schlueter, 2008 1,329, Tom Cooper, 1959 3,752, 1986 141, Steve Watson, 2007 1,288, Ashton Gronewold, 2005 3,677, 1977 138, Ron Lewis, 1966 1,274, Zach Howard, 2008 3,660, 1974 129, Jason Politte, 1994 1,225, Arnold Hill, 1960 3,646, 2003 128, Godwin, 1970 1,224, Gene Huffman, 1951 125, Greg Haug, 1974 Points Scored (Team) 125, Ken Vaughn, 1977 Rushing attempts (Team) 567, 1914 125, Greg Haug, 1975 588, 1984 408, 2008 125, Brad Haug, 1986 587, 1978 379, 2005 582, 1979 350, 2006 Passing yards, season (Individual) 581, 1980 334, 2007 3,724, Joe Winters, 2006 572, 1983 291, 1986 3,583, Evan Gray, 2005 554, 1986 267, 1978 2,830, Brandon Landry, 2004 544, 1988 266, 1913 2,014, Evan Gray, 2003 528, 1974 260, 1980 1,888, Ken Vaughn, 1977 523, 1982 256, 1969 1,848, Jason Schlueter, 2008 517, 1985 1,696, Greg Haug, 1974 1,676, Ron Lewis, 1966 Rushing yards (Team) 1,672, Brad Haug, 1986 2,476, 1984 1,661, Steve Watson, 2007 2,206, 1979 2,179, 1993 Receptions, season (Individual) 2,132, 1983 87, Ashton Gronewold, 2007 2,080, 1986 78, Ashton Gronewold, 2006 2,060, 1949 75, Ashton Gronewold, 2005 2,014, 1980 72, Bob Somerville, 1970 1,998, 1978 72, Brett Fischer, 2004 1,973, 1991 71, Phil Shin, 2005 1,982, 1957 69, Cole Drussa, 2004 69, Brandon Landry, 2005 60, Clint Moss, 2003 56, Chad Shockley, 2008 65 ANNUAL LEADERS (SINCE 1965)

YEAR RUSHING YARDS PASSING YARDS RECEPTIONS RECEIVING YARDS ALL-PURPOSE YDS. 1965 Richard Erxleben, 467 Ron Lewis, 1,006 George Gasparovic, 26 George Gasparovic, 351 Gene Ricker, 815 1966 Robert Nicodemus, 322 Ron Lewis, 1,676 Ron Boyer, 37 Gene Ricker, 504 Gene Ricker, 797 1967 Robert Nicodemus, 425 Ron Miller, 1,042 Larry Oliver, 33 Larry Oliver, 449 Larry Oliver, 728 1968 Cecil Taylor, 501 Ron Miller, 612 Larry Oliver, 30 Larry Oliver, 445 Cecil Taylor, 764 1969 Les Clark, 740 Jack Grawe, 597 Bob Somerville, 31 Bob Somerville, 380 Les Clark, 856 1970 Steve Kubiak, 617 Pat Godwin, 1,611 Bob Somerville, 72 Bob Somerville, 862 Bob Somerville, 907 1971 Les Clark, 683 Pat Godwin, 1,098 Bob Somerville, 40 Bob Somerville, 483 Les Clark, 768 1972 Kenton Hupp, 621 Rick LaFollette, 526 Jack Gevecker, 15 Jack Gevecker, 226 Kenton Hupp, 665 1973 Mike Joshua, 550 Greg Haug, 1,138 Merle Dillow, 44 Stu Dunlop, 683 Mike Keeler, 834 1974 Mike Keeler, 884 Greg Haug, 1,696 Merle Dillow, 50 Merle Dillow, 786 Mike Keeler, 1,221 1975 Steve Townsell, 612 Greg Haug, 1,450 Stu Dunlop, 42 Stu Dunlop, 445 Steve Townsell, 754 1976 Terry Ryan, 929 Ken Vaughn, 1,085 Terry Ryan, 19 Roger Vessell, 311 Terry Ryan, 1,032 1977 Terry Ryan, 1,314 Ken Vaughn, 1,888 Andy Cox, 37 David Hall, 779 Terry Ryan, 1,438 1978 Terry Ryan, 1,117 Jeff Walters, 895 D. Hall/A. Cox, 15 David Hall, 396 Terry Ryan, 1,197 1979 Jimmy Lee, 631 Jeff Walters, 364 Perry Harris, 22 Perry Harris, 299 Craig Heath, 795 1980 David Fischer, 560 Dennis Pirkle, 967 David Fischer, 16 Jeff Walters, 239 David Fischer, 770 1981 Brian Paris, 547 Dennis Pirkle, 1,191 David Stephens, 24 David Stephens, 407 Randy Shed, 827 1982 Randy Shed, 505 Dennis Pirkle, 1,257 David Stephens, 41 David Stephens, 536 Randy Shed, 1,154 1983 Randy Shed, 956 Chris Nisbet, 847 Scott Stephens, 15 Scott Stephens, 225 Randy Shed, 1,424 1984 Mike Schafer, 828 Joe Kaczmarek, 497 Chris Schnefke, 15 Chris Schnefke, 192 Mike Schafer, 886 1985 Tom Mueller, 617 Brad Haug, 1,212 Chris Schnefke, 37 Chris Schnefke, 588 Tom Mueller, 669 1986 Tom Reed, 570 Brad Haug, 1,672 Ron Reimer, 40 Ron Reimer, 736 Vernon Huggans, 754 1987 Mike Paris, 493 D. Andrzejewski, 1,056 Chris Hawkins, 30 Chris Hawkins, 412 Mike Vehige, 790 1988 Ron Harmon, 374 Tom Minnick, 1,003 Ron Reimer, 33 Ron Reimer, 444 Ron Harmon, 810 1989 Randy Mullinax, 512 Tom Minnick, 530 Ron Harmon, 13 Chris Kennedy, 169 Ron Harmon, 1,076 1990 Rick Henry, 464 Mike Wise, 445 Chris Alverson, 15 Chris Alverson, 216 Carlos Cain, 533 1991 Carlos Cain, 746 Mike Wise, 1,309 Chris Alverson, 50 Chris Alverson, 568 Rob Noble, 800 1992 Fred Finley, 487 Curt Courtney, 1,017 Chris Alverson, 50 Chris Alverson, 729 Chris Alverson, 905 1993 Ernest Brown, 1,050 Mike Wise, 1,242 Chris Dawson, 38 Chris Dawson, 516 Ernest Brown, 1,073 1994 Ernest Brown, 494 Jason Politte, 1,444 Craig Sorensen, 29 Craig Sorensen, 451 David Wells, 713 1995 Steve Hodson, 651 Joe Knapp, 412 Jay Morrison, 19 Jay Morrison, 298 Elliot Jackson, 784 1996 Steve Hodson, 514 Dan Van Anne, 1,242 Elliot Jackson, 53 Elliot Jackson, 761 Elliot Jackson, 1,103 1997 Jason Wagoner, 547 David McCormack, 593 Elliot Jackson, 39 Elliot Jackson, 460 Elliot Jackson, 1,014 1998 Ken Okwuonu, 395 Matt Brueckner, 1,032 Ed Starks, 34 Ed Starks, 378 Ed Starks, 783 1999 Ken Okwuonu, 1,018 Matt Brueckner, 551 Sam Petty, 20 Nate Huckabay, 194 Ken Okwuonu, 1,164 2000 Ken Okwuonu, 835 Scott Brown, 692 Sam Petty, 29 Sam Petty, 316 Ken Okwuonu, 834 2001 Ken Okwuonu, 814 Scott Brown, 932 Jason Siller, 29 Clint Moss, 318 Ken Okwuonu, 819 2002 Damon Davis, 520 Scott Brown, 1,171 Clint Moss, 35 Clint Moss, 465 Clint Moss, 1,187 2003 Keenan Miller, 528 Evan Gray, 2,014 Clint Moss, 60 Clint Moss, 712 Clint Moss, 1,138 2004 Delane Ingram, 311 Brandon Landry, 2,830 Brett Fischer, 72 Brett Fischer, 1,040 Brett Fischer, 1,069 2005 Keenan Miller, 855 Evan Gray, 3,583 Ashton Gronewold, 75 A. Gronewold, 1,080 A. Gronewold, 1,288 2006 Matt Padilla, 585 Joe Winters, 3,724 Ashton Gronewold, 78 A. Gronewold, 1,120 A. Gronewold, 1,788 2007 David Shields, 550 Steve Watson, 1,661 Ashton Gronewold, 87 A. Gronewold, 1,009 A. Gronewold, 2,250 2008 David Shields, 800 Jason Schlueter, 1,848 Chad Shockley, 56 Chad Shockley, 724 Zach Howard, 1,274 MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL

Clint Moss accumulated 2,325 all-purpose Ken Okwuonu is the only player in Miner 66 yards in his fi nal two years with the Miners history to lead the team in rushing for four and caught 60 passes in 2003. consecutive years. PERFORMANCE LISTS

100-yard rushing games (Since 1965) Oct. 3, 1992 Fred Finley vs. Missouri Western 27-142-1 Sept. 18, 1993 Ernest Brown vs. Washburn 16-109-3 DATE PLAYER/OPPONENT ATT-YDS-TD Oct. 2, 1993 Ernest Brown vs. Southwest Baptist 9-134-1 Oct. 9, 1965 Rich Erxleben vs. St. Mary’s 10-112-1 Mike Wise vs. Southwest Baptist 13-133-2 Oct. 8, 1966 Rich Erxleben vs. William Jewell 17-100-0 Oct. 16, 1993 Ernest Brown vs. Northwest Missouri 21-151-1 Sept. 21, 1968 Cecil Taylor vs. Washington University 6-105-1 Oct. 23, 1993 Ernest Brown vs. Truman State 19-160-0 Sept. 28, 1968 Cecil Taylor vs. Missouri Valley 20-123-1 Oct. 30, 1993 Ernest Brown vs. Missouri Western 25-144-1 Sept. 27, 1969 Les Clark vs. Missouri Valley 41-140-0 Nov. 6, 1993 Ernest Brown vs. Missouri Southern 40-187-2 Oct. 25, 1969 Les Clark vs. Southeast Missouri State 19-135-0 Sept. 9, 1994 Ernest Brown vs. Georgetown (Ky.) 27-108-1 Nov. 8, 1969 Les Clark vs. Northwest Missouri State 35-126-0 Sept. 23, 1995 Steve Hodson vs. Northwest Missouri 20-145-1 Oct. 10, 1970 Steve Kubiak vs. Illinois-Chicago 15-161-1 Nov. 11, 1995 Steve Hodson vs. Missouri Western 22-127-1 Oct. 17, 1970 Steve Kubiak vs. Northwest Missouri 30-227-2 Sept. 7, 1996 Steve Hodson vs. Quincy 17-100-3 Nov. 21, 1970 Bob Berry vs. Truman State 31-119-1 Sept. 14, 1996 Steve Hodson vs. Missouri Valley 19-180-2 Nov. 26, 1970 Bob Berry vs. Lincoln 46-189-2 Oct. 12, 1996 Brian Tillman vs. Emporia State 11-114-1 Oct. 16, 1971 Les Clark vs. Northwest Missouri State 27-129-2 Nov. 2, 1996 Brian Tillman vs. Southwest Baptist 27-167-1 Oct. 30, 1971 Les Clark vs. Central Missouri 35-123-0 Sept. 6, 1997 Jason Wagoner vs. Quincy 18-123-1 Oct. 21, 1972 Kenton Hupp vs. Missouri State 23-115-0 Sept. 13, 1997 Jason Wagoner vs. Missouri Valley 27-152-0 Oct. 28, 1972 Kenton Hupp vs. Central Missouri 34-170-2 Oct. 25, 1987 Elliot Jackson vs. Missouri Western 13-107-1 Nov. 4, 1972 Kenton Hupp vs. Washington University 34-138-0 Brad Clarke vs. Missouri Western 19-100-0 Sept. 7, 1974 Mike Keeler vs. Missouri Valley 27-114-0 Sept. 5, 1998 Matt Brueckner vs. Quincy 20-116-1 Sept. 14, 1974 Mike Joshua vs. Missouri Western 30-168-2 Oct. 31, 1998 Ken Okwuonu vs. Missouri Southern 18-175-3 Mike Keeler vs. Missouri Western 25-150-0 Sept. 4, 1999 Ken Okwuonu vs. Quincy 28-190-1 Oct. 19, 1974 Mike Joshua vs. Truman State 27-137-0 Sept. 11, 1999 Ken Okwuonu vs. Missouri Valley 33-212-3 Nov. 23, 1974 Mike Keeler vs. Missouri State 23-124-1 Oct. 2, 1999 Ken Okwuonu vs. Emporia State 24-118-1 Mike Joshua vs. Missouri State 16-113-1 Oct. 9, 1999 Ken Okwuonu vs. Washburn 29-131-1 Sept. 13, 1975 Steve Townsell vs. Missouri Western 30-134-2 Sept. 2, 2000 Ken Okwuonu vs. Kentucky Wesleyan 30-211-3 Nov. 1, 1975 Steve Townsell vs. Lincoln 26-106-0 Oct. 7, 2000 Ken Okwuonu vs. Washburn 23-108-1 Nov. 15, 1975 Steve Townsell vs. Northwest Missouri 14-111-1 Oct. 21, 2000 Ken Okwuonu vs. Southwest Baptist 31-164-2 Oct. 9, 1976 Terry Ryan vs. Lincoln 26-151-2 Sept. 1, 2001 Ken Okwuonu vs. Quincy 21-169-2 Oct. 16, 1976 Terry Ryan vs. Central Missouri 33-136-2 Sept. 8, 2001 Ken Okwuonu vs. Kentucky Wesleyan 24-153-1 Oct. 30, 1976 Terry Ryan vs. Northwest Missouri State 28-115-1 Nov. 10, 2001 Ken Okwuonu vs. Missouri Southern 25-106-1 Nov. 23, 1976 Terry Ryan vs. Southeast Missouri State 28-117-1 Sept. 14, 2002 Damon Davis vs. Drake 26-179-2 Sept. 3, 1977 Terry Ryan vs. Missouri Valley 32-177-1 Nov. 2, 2002 Keenan Miller vs. Southwest Baptist 25-113-0 Sept. 10, 1977 Terry Ryan vs. Missouri Western 23-101-1 Sept. 30, 2003 Dan Lester vs. Missouri Southern 18-104-1 MINER FOOTBALL 2009 Sept. 17, 1977 Terry Ryan vs. Missouri Southern 27-103-0 Nov. 1, 2003 Keenan Miller vs. Emporia State 24-101-1 Sept. 24, 1977 Terry Ryan vs. Pittsburg State 23-121-1 Nov. 8, 2003 Keenan Miller vs. Truman Stata 20-180-0 Oct. 8, 1977 Terry Ryan vs. Lincoln 27-129-2 Aug. 28, 2004 Keenan Miller vs. Upper Iowa 17-110-1 Oct. 15, 1977 Terry Ryan vs. Central Missouri 34-179-0 Oct. 9, 2004 Delane Ingram vs. Central Missouri 18-131-0 Oct. 29, 1977 Terry Ryan vs. Northwest Missouri State 28-124-1 Sept. 17, 2005 Keenan Miller vs. Peru State 22-178-1 Nov. 12, 1977 Terry Ryan vs. Southeast Missouri State 27-157-1 Oct. 15, 2005 Keenan Miller vs. Southwestern Okla. St. 31-142-1 Sept. 9, 1978 Terry Ryan vs. Missouri Valley 28-133-0 Sept. 23, 2006 Matt Padilla vs. Morehead State 21-106-1 Sept. 23, 1978 Terry Ryan vs. Pittsburg State 30-162-1 Aug. 25, 2007 Ashton Gronewold vs. Truman State 5-102-0 Oct. 7, 1978 Terry Ryan vs. Southeast Missouri State 29-127-0 Oct. 13, 2007 David Shields vs. Southern Nazarene 16-119-1 Oct. 21, 1978 Jimmy Lee vs. Missouri State State 21-106-0 Oct. 20, 2007 Jerome Miller vs. Central State 16-137-1 Oct. 28, 1978 Terry Ryan vs. Northwest Missouri State 33-133-2 Oct. 27, 2007 Jerome Miller vs. Lincoln 18-106-1 Nov. 4, 1978 Terry Ryan vs. Central Methodist 29-102-3 David Shields vs. Lincoln 13-102-1 Nov. 11, 1978 Terry Ryan vs. Lincoln 34-119-2 Nov. 10, 2007 David Shields vs. Kentucky Wesleyan 17-107-2 Nov. 18, 1978 Terry Ryan vs. Central Missouri 48-200-1 Sept. 13, 2008 David Shields vs. Evangel 21-119-2 Sept. 1, 1979 Jimmy Lee vs. William Penn 16-115-2 Sept. 20, 2008 David Shields vs. Wisconsin-Stout 20-112-1 Oct. 20, 1979 Oscar Berryman vs. Missouri State 13-120-0 Nov. 1, 2008 David Shields vs. Lincoln 17-112-2 Nov. 10, 1979 Brian Paris vs. Lincoln 27-161-0 Nov. 17, 1979 Jimmy Lee vs. Central Missouri 9-103-0 275-yard passing games (Since 1965) Sept. 27, 1980 Jimmy Lee vs. Evangel 17-118-3 Oct. 11, 1980 Brian Paris vs. Northwest Missouri State 21-115-2 DATE PLAYER/OPPONENT A-C-YDS Oct. 24, 1981 Dave Fischer vs. Central Missouri 16-163-0 Oct. 26, 1974 Greg Haug vs. Central Missouri 39-25-302 Oct. 16, 1982 Tom Kroner vs. Culver-Stockton 16-123-3 Sept. 10, 1977 Ken Vaughn vs. Missouri Western 35-14-275 Oct. 30, 1982 Mike Schafer vs. Evangel 14-125-2 Sept. 17, 1977 Ken Vaughn vs. Missouri Southern 38-19-288 Sept. 17, 1983 Randy Shed vs. Pittsburg State 24-154-0 Sept. 5, 1992 Curt Courtney vs. Iowa Wesleyan 37-21-291 Sept. 24, 1983 Randy Shed vs. Evansville 18-141-1 Oct. 30, 1993 Mike Wise vs. Missouri Western 39-19-295 Oct. 29, 1983 Randy Shed vs. Evangel 19-175-1 Oct. 11, 2003 Evan Gray vs. Southwest Baptist 46-29-315 Nov. 5, 1983 Mike Schafer vs. Southeast Missouri St. 31-111-1 Oct. 25, 2003 Evan Gray vs. Washburn 48-26-278 Nov. 12, 1983 Randy Shed vs. Truman State 24-113-0 Nov. 1, 2003 Evan Gray vs. Emporia State 59-27-303 Sept. 8, 1984 Mike Schafer vs. Missouri Valley 23-101-1 Nov. 15, 2003 Evan Gray vs. Missouri Western 76-47-473 Oct. 6, 1984 Mike Schafer vs. Southeast Missouri St. 26-103-2 Aug. 28, 2004 Brandon Landry vs. Upper Iowa 40-25-374 Oct. 13, 1984 Keenan Curry vs. Truman State 18-117-2 Sept. 4, 2004 Brandon Landry vs. Colorado Mines 54-29-449 Mike Schafer vs. Truman State 17-111-0 Sept. 11, 2004 Brandon Landry vs. Missouri Southern 38-22-289 Oct. 27, 1984 Mike Schafer vs. Lincoln 22-100-1 Oct. 9, 2004 Brandon Landry vs. Central Missouri 43-26-332 Nov. 3, 1984 Mike Schafer vs. Evangel 20-108-0 Oct. 16, 2004 Brandon Landry vs. Washburn 40-21-279 Sept. 21, 1985 Tom Mueller vs. Pittsburg State 15-110-0 Oct. 23, 2004 Mark Becker vs. Emporia State 35-20-275 Oct. 25, 1986 Tom Reed vs. Lincoln 21-118-3 Aug. 27, 1995 Evan Gray vs. Upper Iowa 49-29-293 Nov. 1, 1986 Mike Vehige vs. Southwest Baptist 13-115-1 Sept. 24, 2005 Evan Gray vs. Saint Joseph’s 61-29-296 Nov. 8, 1986 Mike Vehige vs. Truman State 17-120-0 Oct. 1, 2005 Evan Gray vs. Southwest Baptist 65-37-465 Sept. 5, 1987 Mike Vehige vs. Missouri Western 12-119-0 Oct. 22, 2005 Evan Gray vs. South Dakota State 46-27-335 Oct. 29, 1988 Ron Harmon vs. Lincoln 13-150-0 Oct. 29, 2005 Evan Gray vs. Austin Peay 41-26-499 Sept. 2, 1989 Ron Harmon vs. Washburn 12-165-1 Nov. 5, 2005 Evan Gray vs. Morehead State 64-44-472 Oct. 13, 1990 Rick Henry vs. Northwest Missouri St. 19-115-0 Nov. 12, 2005 Evan Gray vs. Butler 59-35-432 Aug. 31, 1981 Carlos Cain vs. Michigan Tech 23-143-2 Aug. 26, 2006 Joe Winters vs. Tiffi n 43-25-402 Sept. 21, 1991 Carlos Cain vs. Northwest Missouri St. 23-145-1 Sept. 9, 2006 Joe Winters vs. Southeast Missouri St. 55-29-419 67 Sept. 28, 1991 Carlos Cain vs. Pittsburg State 24-107-0 Sept. 16, 2006 Joe Winters vs. Lincoln 37-19-359 Oct. 26, 1991 Mike Wise vs. Washburn 15-134-2 PERFORMANCE LISTS

Sept. 23, 2006 Joe Winters vs. Morehead State 39-23-415 S&T as an NCAA-II Ranked Team Sept. 30, 2006 Joe Winters vs. Saint Joseph’s 39-18-286 Oct. 7, 2006 Joe Winters vs. Southwestern Okla. St. 60-31-416 (Since 1980) Oct. 21, 2006 Joe Winters vs. Southern Nazarene 40-24-371 Nov. 11, 2006 Joe Winters vs. Kentucky Wesleyan 43-25-326 Oct. 4, 1980: #9 S&T 18, Lincoln 0 Aug. 25, 2007 Brad Guidry vs. Truman State 47-32-345 Oct. 6, 1984: #8 S&T 16, Southeast Missouri State 0 Sept. 8, 2007 Brad Guidry vs. Wisconsin-Stout 34-22-304 Oct. 13, 1984: Truman State 31, #6 S&T 20 Sept. 29, 2007 Steve Watson vs. Arkansas-Monticello 48-22-363 Oct. 13, 2007 Steve Watson vs. Southern Nazarene 60-37-325 Sept. 27, 2008 Jason Schlueter vs. Butler 43-32-380 S&T vs. NCAA-II Ranked Teams Oct. 4, 2008 Jason Schlueter vs. Saint Joseph’s 28-20-279 (Since 1980) Nov. 8, 2008 Brad Guidry vs. Southwest Baptist 42-31-437 Nov. 15, 2008 Brad Guidry vs. Truman State 54-35-383 Nov. 10, 1984: #5 Northwest Mo. St. 14, S&T 9 Oct. 21, 1989: #6 Pittsburg State 42, S&T 14 Oct. 20, 1990: #4 Pittsburg State 52, S&T 7 10-reception games (Since 1965) Sept. 28, 1991: S&T 6, #13 Pittsburg State 6 Oct. 12, 1991: #T19 Mo. Southern 42, S&T 6 DATE PLAYER/OPPONENT REC-YDS-TD Sept. 26, 1992: #1 Pittsburg State 45, S&T 3 Oct. 15, 1966 Gene Ricker vs. Missouri State 11-153-1 Oct. 17, 1992: #16 Emporia State 35, S&T 6 Oct. 29, 1966 Larry Oliver vs. Southeast Missouri State 10-156-1 Nov. 14, 1992: #T16 Truman State 36, S&T 14 Nov. 19, 1966 Larry Oliver vs. Bradley 10-173-1 Nov. 6, 1993: #6 Missouri Southern 47, S&T 33 Sept. 30, 1967 Larry Oliver vs. Missouri Valley 11-193-1 Oct. 8, 1994: #4 Pittsburg State 34, S&T 0 Oct. 3, 1970 Bob Somerville vs. Bradley 12-172-1 Oct. 22, 1994: #8 Truman State 38, S&T 7 Oct. 31, 1970 Bob Somerville vs. Central Missouri 15-156-0 Nov. 4, 1995: #4 Pittsburg State 60, S&T 10 Oct. 26, 1974 Jack Gevecker vs. Central Missouri 10-127-1 Nov. 11, 1995: S&T 25, #20 Mo. Western 21 Sept. 27, 1975 Stu Dunlop vs. Pittsburg State 15-110-2 Oct. 5, 1996: #T4 Missouri Southern 25, S&T 21 Sept. 17, 1977 Andy Cox vs. Missouri Southern 11-199-1 Nov. 9, 1996: #8 Pittsburg State 45, S&T 0 Nov. 19, 1977 David Hall vs. Truman State 10-125-0 Oct. 4, 1997: #2 Pittsburg State 42, S&T 7 Sept. 12, 1987 Chris Hawkins vs. Missouri Valley 11-135-0 Oct. 11, 1997: #5 Northwest Mo. St. 38, S&T 3 Nov. 2, 1991 Chris Alverson vs. Central Missouri 10-92-0 Oct. 10, 1998: #4 Northwest Mo. St. 49, S&T 6 Sept. 5, 1992 Chris Alverson vs. Iowa Wesleyan 10-178-2 Nov. 7, 1998: #10 Emporia State 34, S&T 14 Nov. 1, 2003 Clint Moss vs. Emporia State 11-136-2 Oct. 30, 1999: #8 Pittsburg State 62, S&T 0 Nov. 15, 2003 Cole Drussa vs. Missouri Western 14-101-0 Nov. 6, 1999: #5 Northwest Mo. St. 34, S&T 3 Oct. 30, 2004 Brett Fischer vs. Truman State 10-116-1 Oct. 28, 2000: #17 Pittsburg State 52, S&T 10 Nov. 6, 2004 Brett Fischer vs. Missouri Western 14-197-1 Nov. 4, 2000: #1 Northwest Mo. St. 70, S&T 7 Nov. 6, 2004 Cole Drussa vs. Missouri Western 13-73-0 Sept. 15, 2001: #16 Northwest Mo St. 49, S&T 0 Aug. 27, 2005 Phil Shin vs. Upper Iowa 11-102-0 Sept. 29, 2001: #19 Central Mo. St. 31, S&T 10 Sept. 10, 2005 Phil Shin vs. Wayne State (Neb.) 13-122-1 Oct. 20, 2001: #14 Pittsburg State 31, S&T 3 Sept. 24, 2005 Ashton Gronewold vs. Saint Joseph’s 11-126-2 Sept. 21, 2002: #7 Northwest Mo. St. 34, S&T 9 Oct. 1, 2005 Brandon Landry vs. Southwest Baptist 11-138-0 Oct. 3, 2002: #12 Central Mo. St. 55, S&T 14 Nov. 5, 2005 Ashton Gronewold vs. Morehead State 12-127-3 Oct. 26, 2002: #20 Pittsburg State 48, S&T 14 Nov. 12, 2005 Ashton Gronewold vs. Butler 10-174-3 Oct. 4, 2003: #5 Pittsburg State 59, S&T 6 Oct. 7, 2006 Ashton Gronewold vs. Southwestern Okla. 11-121-2 Oct. 18, 2003: #15 Central Mo. St. 73, S&T 21 Oct. 14, 2006 Brandon Landry vs. Austin Peay 10-68-1 Nov. 1, 2003: #12 Emporia State 44, S&T 27 Sept. 29, 2007 Ashton Gronewold vs. Ark.-Monticello 11-181-3 Sept. 18, 2004: #8 Northwest Mo. St. 65, S&T 3 Oct. 13, 2007 Ashton Gronewold vs. Southern Nazarene 11-105-2 Sept. 25, 2004: #3 Pittsburg State 91, S&T 27 Mike Greaving vs. Southern Nazarene 11-86-0 Oct. 9, 2004: S&T 42, #23 Central Mo. St. 38 Oct. 20, 2007 Ashton Gronewold vs. Central State 12-154-3 Nov. 10, 2007 Ashton Gronewold vs. Kentucky Wesleyan 10-87-2 Sept. 27, 2008 Chad Shockley vs. Butler 11-165-0 Nov. 15, 2008 Zach Howard vs. Truman State 11-103-0

Miners in Homecoming Games (35-42-4)

1921: Rose Poly 7, S&T 3 1949: S&T 30, Southeast Missouri 6 1970: S&T 14, Missouri State 14 1991: Missouri Western 26, S&T 14 1926: Arkansas Tech 30, S&T 0 1950: S&T 35, Missouri State 34 1971: S&T 21, Northwest Missouri 19 1992: Missouri Southern 33, S&T 13 1927: Central Methodist 21, S&T 7 1951: S&T 19, Southeast Missouri 6 1972: Missouri State 3, S&T 0 1993: S&T 44, Southwest Baptist 8 1928: S&T 18, Kirksville Osteopaths 0 1952: Truman State 52, S&T 19 1973: S&T 24, Central Missouri 14 1994: Pittsburg State 34, S&T 0 1929: S&T 73, McKendree 0 1953: S&T 20, Central Missouri 0 1974: S&T 20, Truman State 7 1995: Emporia State 45, S&T 14 1930: S&T 67, Drury 6 1954: S&T 19, Northwest Missouri 13 1975: Truman State 26, S&T 6 1996: Missouri Southern 25, S&T 21 1931: S&T 27, Central Methodist 0 1955: Central Missouri 25, S&T 19 1976: Missouri State 10, S&T 9 1997: Northwest Missouri 38, S&T 3 1932: S&T 14, Northwest Missouri 7 1956: S&T 27, Northwest Missouri 7 1977: S&T 20, Central Missouri 14 1998: Pittsburg State 41, S&T 3 1933: S&T 13, Ottawa 0 1957: S&T 27, Emporia State 14 1978: S&T 13, Southeast Missouri 6 1999: Emporia State 48, S&T 6 1934: McKendree 20, S&T 6 1958: S&T 20, Northwest Missouri 7 1979: Truman State 3, S&T 2 2000: Washburn 34, S&T 14 1935: Missouri State 7, S&T 2 1959: S&T 32, Missouri State 8 1980: S&T 27, Missouri State 16 2001: Central Missouri 31, S&T 10 1936: Central Missouri 20, S&T 0 1960: Northwest Missouri 53, S&T 22 1981: S&T 24, Northwest Missouri 3 2002: Missouri Western 29, S&T 9 1937: S&T 6, Truman State 6 1961: S&T 13, Missouri State 6 1982: S&T 23, Lincoln 7 2003: Southwest Baptist 43, S&T 27

MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL 1938: Central Arkansas 27, S&T 0 1962: S&T 26, Northwest Missouri 12 1983: S&T 15, Central Missouri 0 2004: Washburn 42, S&T 17 1939: Missouri State 20, S&T 6 1963: Missouri State 42, S&T 0 1984: S&T 27, Lincoln 3 2005: Southwest Baptist 40, S&T 38 1940: S&T 7, Southeast Missouri 7 1964: Truman State 35, S&T 12 1985: S&T 14, Central Missouri 9 2006: S&T 17, Southern Nazarene 14 1941: Northwest Missouri 20, S&T 7 1965: S&T 41, St. Mary’s (Kan.) 0 1986: Southeast Missouri 30, S&T 12 2007: S&T 44, Central State 28 1942: Southeast Missouri 7, S&T 6 1966: Central Missouri 28, S&T 26 1987: Central Missouri 20, S&T 14 2008: S&T 58, Kentucky Wesleyan 7 1946: S&T 0, Pittsburg State 0 1967: Missouri State 21, S&T 9 1988: S&T 31, Southwest Baptist 20 2009: S&T vs. Saint Francis (Ind.) 1947: S&T 47, Southeast Missouri 19 1968: Central Missouri 20, S&T 16 1989: Southeast Missouri 27, S&T 7 68 1948: Missouri State 18, S&T 0 1969: Southeast Missouri 32, S&T 24 1990: Northwest Missouri 21, S&T 13 ALL-TIME MINER RESULTS

1893 (0-1) 1906 (2-4) 27-119 11/20 @Drury 0-16 10/13 @Missouri 0-26 10/20 Battery A 10-0 1894 (1-0) 10/27 @St. Louis 0-71 11/12 Drury 8-6 11/10 @Southeast Missouri 6-16 Arkansas 11-0 1895 (0-2) 16-26 @Drury 0-6 11/2 @Christian Brothers 8-10 11/23 @Washington Univ. 8-16 1907 (5-2) 100-38 Arkansas 5-7 1896 (0-1) Smith Academy 12-0 Drury 0-42 10/5 @St. Louis 0-12 10/26 McKinley HS 24-0 1897 (No games) 10/31 Battery A 11-6 11/9 @Washington Univ. 11-8 1898 (1-1) 26-32 11/16 Southeast Missouri 37-5 Washington Univ. 0-32 Drury 26-0 1908 (2-3) 68-48 10/3 @St. Louis 0-17 Miners’ 1914 team: Undefeated (9-0) squad that 1899 (0-2) 12-35 10/10 @Missouri 0-16 outscored its opponents 567-6 during the season. 10/18 Christian Brothers 6-17 10/21 Battery A 45-0 11/23 @Drury 6-18 10/28 Carleton 6-10 11/26 @Drury 17-5 1914 (9-0) 567-6 1920 (4-4) 79-122 1900 (4-3) 116-44 10/3 @Missouri 9-0 10/2 @Washington Univ. 0-21 10/6 Marion Sims 6-11 1909 (5-4) 138-69 10/10 Kansas Miners 87-0 10/9 Southeast Missouri 28-0 10/21 @Christian Brothers 6-0 10/2 @St. Louis 3-0 10/17 @Washington Univ. 19-0 10/16 @Missouri State 33-15 10/29 Missouri 2-12 10/11 Central Methodist 10-11 10/24 Arkansas 40-0 10/23 @St. Louis 0-27 11/3 Drury 69-0 10/16 @Missouri 0-13 10/31 Drury 68-0 10/30 @Arkansas 0-14 11/10 @Washington Univ. 11-5 10/23 Carleton 18-6 11/7 Pittsburg State 104-0 11/6 Central Missouri 17-0 11/17 @St. Louis 22-11 10/30 Haskell 10-14 11/14 Kirksville Osteopaths 150-0 11/13 Drury* 7-13 11/29 @Kirksville Osteopaths 0-5 11/13 @Truman State 21-0 11/28 @St. Louis 63-0 11/20 @Tulsa 0-45 11/15 @Kirksville Osteopaths 27-0 12/5* @Christian Brothers 27-6 *This game later forfeited to 1901 (6-2) 120-59 11/24 @Barnes Medical 6-25 *This game not sanctioned by Missouri School of Mines. 9/28 Smith Academy 10-0 11/25 @Drury 43-0 Missouri School of Mines. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 10/5 Pierce City Baptist 6-5 1921 (4-4) 155-46 10/12 Shurtleff 57-0 1910 (3-3-1) 85-42 1915 (5-2) 178-127 10/1 @Washington Univ. 0-10 10/16 @Marion Sims 5-0 10/1 Central Methodist 19-5 10/1 Pittsburg State 41-0 10/7 @Southeast Missouri 24-0 11/2 @Christian Brothers 24-0 10/8 @Missouri 0-0 10/9 @Illinois 7-75 10/14 Missouri State 69-6 11/16 @Drury 12-0 10/15 @St. Louis 0-3 10/16 Missouri State 51-20 10/21 Missouri Wesleyan 3-14 11/23 Washington Univ. 6-16 10/22 @Kansas State 3-23 10/22 @Texas A&M 3-33 10/28 Millikin 0-7 11/30 @Kirksville Osteopaths 0-38 10/29 Missouri State 24-0 10/30 Kirksville Osteopaths 36-6 11/4 Rose Poly 3-7 11/12 @Arkansas 2-6 11/6 @Drury 26-6 11/11 Drury 31-0 1902 (2-5) 32-67 11/24 Drury 37-5 11/13 Central Missouri 13-7 11/18 Central Methodist 21-2 10/4 @Pierce City 5-0 10/11 West End Athletic Club 6-0 1911 (1-5-2) 56-132 1916 (1-6-1) 27-340 10/18 @Central Missouri 6-11 10/12 @Missouri 0-29 9/30 Millikin 7-7 1922 (1-6-1) 28-120 11/15 @Christian Brothers 5-11 10/19 Missouri State 34-0 Washington Univ. 6-7 10/7 @Washington Univ. 6-14 11/22 Drury 10-11 10/26 Central Methodist 11-27 Kirksville Osteopaths 0-21 10/13 Westminster 10-0 Arkansas 0-11 11/2 Drury 0-6 10/28 @Arkansas 0-60 10/20 @Missouri Wesleyan 3-14 South Dakota 0-23 11/9 @Arkansas 3-44 11/3 Central Missouri 14-13 10/27 Arkansas Tech 0-6 St. Louis 6-24 11/10 Drury 0-38 11/4 @St. Louis 7-14 1903 (2-3-2) 28-90 William Jewell 2-2 @Texas A&M 0-77 11/11 Drury 0-12 10/3 @Missouri 0-40 Haskell 0-0 @Tulsa 0-117 11/18 Millikin 6-6 10/10 Arkansas 17-6 11/25 @Tennessee Doctors 6-54 10/19 Central Missouri 5-0 1912 (4-4) 146-72 1917 (2-4) 93-131 10/31 @Washington Univ. 0-0 9/27 Central Methodist 17-13 10/13 Westminster 26-18 1923 (4-4) 208-136 11/7 @Drury 0-0 10/5 Missouri State 64-0 10/20 @Arkansas 0-39 10/6 @Washington Univ. 0-7 11/20 @Oklahoma 6-12 10/12 @Missouri 0-13 10/27 Marionville 65-7 10/13 @Drake 0-54 11/26 @Colorado 0-32 10/19 @St. Louis 0-13 11/9 Washington Univ. 2-21 10/16 @Southern Methodist 0-35 10/26 Washington Univ. 6-13 11/16 Drury 0-26 10/26 Kirksville Osteopaths 34-7 1904 (4-1-1) 132-35 11/2 @Drury 0-13 11/28 @Rose Poly 0-20 11/2 Kansas City 109-0 10/8 Shurtleff 23-0 11/23 Southeast Missouri 46-0 11/9 Oklahoma Mines 53-6 10/15 @Missouri State 41-0 11/28 @Oklahoma State 13-7 1918 (1-2) 13-39 11/16 @Drury 13-7 10/22 @Vanderbilt 4-29 @Washington Univ. 0-26 11/23 Arkansas Tech 0-20 11/12 Christian Brothers 53-0 1913 (6-1-1) 266-60 @Arkansas 0-7 11/19 Drury 6-6 10/4 Southeast Missouri 51-0 11/27 Rose Poly 13-6 1924 (3-6) 104-101 11/24 @Arkansas 5-0 10/11 Christian Brothers 7-7 10/4 McKendree 27-0 10/18 @St. Louis 62-0 1919 (3-5) 115-96 10/11 @St. Louis 14-26 1905 (3-3-1) 86-91 10/25 @Drury 26-0 10/4 Kirksville Osteopaths 20-6 10/18 @Oklahoma State 0-23 10/7 Shurtleff 0-0 11/1 @Missouri 13-44 10/10 @Westminster 54-0 10/25 Washington Univ. 0-13 10/14 @Missouri 0-28 11/8 @Washington Univ. 19-3 10/18 @Arkansas 0-20 11/1 @Loyola, Ill. 0-6 10/28 Missouri State 28-0 11/17 Oklahoma State 14-0 10/25 @St. Louis 0-21 11/8 Rose Poly 23-3 11/4 Battery A 36-0 11/22 Verona Athletic Club 74-6 11/1 @Washington Univ. 0-29 11/15 Missouri Wesleyan 6-10 11/18 Arkansas 16-0 11/7 @Central Missouri 0-6 11/21 @Drury 27-7 11/25 @Washington Univ. 6-23 11/14 Missouri State 32-0 11/26 @Missouri State 10-13 11/30 @Drury 0-40 11/28 @Drury 7-12

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1925 (5-2-1) 114-78 1930 (5-1-1) 209-71 AS A MEMBER OF MIAA 1940 (3-3-2, 2-2-1) 91-65 10/3 Shurtleff 6-6 10/4 Truman State 19-7 1935 (1-7, 0-5) 26-130 9/27 Arkansas State 39-12 10/9 McKendree 40-6 10/11 Drury 67-6 10/5 McKendree 16-0 10/5 @St. Louis 0-0 10/17 @Missouri 0-32 10/18 Missouri Valley 38-7 10/11 @St. Louis 0-38 10/11 @Northwest Missouri 25-0 10/24 Kirksville Osteopaths 21-0 10/25 @St. Louis 33-33 10/19 Missouri State 2-7 10/19 Central Missouri 6-7 10/31 @St. Louis 14-7 11/8 @Westminster 13-0 10/26 @Central Missouri 6-20 11/2 @Missouri State 7-27 11/14 Washington Univ. 0-7 11/15 @Tulsa 0-18 11/2 Northwest Missouri 2-7 11/9 Southeast Missouri 7-7 11/21 Drury 20-13 Chillicothe Business 39-0 11/8 @Oklahoma City 6-27 11/15 @Truman State 7-0 11/26 Missouri State 13-7 11/16 Truman State 6-13 11/23 @Washington Univ. 0-12 1931 (5-3) 122-26 11/22 @Southeast Missouri 0-19 1926 (5-3) 144-98 9/26 @Pittsburg State 19-7 10/2 McKendree 41-13 10/3 Missouri (B) 26-0 1936 (1-4-2, 0-3-2) 86-96 1941 (4-3-2, 3-1-1) 116-67 10/9 Washington Univ. 2-25 10/10 @Oklahoma State 0-6 9/25 @St. Louis 18-31 MIAA Co-Champions 10/16 Arkansas Tech 0-30 10/16 @St. Louis 0-7 10/3 McKendree 27-0 9/26 Arkansas State 46-0 10/23 Kirksville Osteopaths 14-6 10/23 @Northwest Missouri 0-6 10/16 @Northwest Missouri 0-0 10/3 @St. Louis 7-13 10/30 Evansville 32-9 10/31 Central Methodist 27-0 10/24 Central Missouri 0-20 10/10 @Central Missouri 0-0 11/6 Drury 27-6 11/13 @Drury 18-0 10/30 @Truman State 12-13 10/17 Northwest Missouri 7-20 11/13 St. Louis 7-9 11/25 Northeastern Okla. 32-0 11/13 @Missouri State 13-13 10/24 Jefferson Barracks 6-6 11/25 @Missouri State 21-0 11/20 Southeast Missouri 16-19 10/31 Missouri State 3-0 1932 (4-3-1) 115-84 11/7 @Southeast Missouri 20-0 1927 (2-5-1) 52-119 9/24 Pittsburg State 0-13 1937 (3-4-1, 2-2-1) 100-93 11/14 Truman State 20-0 9/30 Shurtleff 7-0 10/1 @Arkansas 20-19 9/25 Southern Illinois 27-0 11/21 Washington Univ. 7-28 10/8 @Washington Univ. 0-13 10/15 Drury 40-0 10/1 @St. Louis 6-32 10/14 Central Methodist 7-21 10/22 @Truman State 7-12 10/15 @Central Missouri 6-20 10/22 @Arkansas 0-34 10/28 @Missouri State 34-7 10/23 Truman State 6-6 1942 (3-4) 130-69 10/29 @St. Louis 0-17 11/5 Northwest Missouri 14-7 11/6 @Oklahoma City 7-19 10/10 @St. Louis 7-14 11/5 Kirksville Osteopaths 13-13 11/12 @Tulsa 0-26 11/13 Missouri State 35-0 10/17 @Northwest Missouri 13-22 11/11 @Drury 18-7 11/19 St. Viator 0-0 11/19 Northwest Missouri 7-0 10/24 Central Missouri 32-7 11/18 Westminster 7-14 11/25 @Southeast Missouri 6-16 10/31 Ft. Leonard Wood 53-0 1933 (4-3) 93-88 @Missouri State 13-0 1928 (3-4-1) 81-97 10/6 @Arkansas Tech 0-26 1938 (4-4, 3-2) 104-93 Southeast Missouri 6-7 10/6 @Washington Univ. 0-9 10/14 McKendree 7-6 9/30 @St. Louis 0-12 Washington Univ. 6-19 10/13 McKendree 19-0 10/28 Missouri State 40-6 10/8 Chillicothe Business 30-6 10/20 @St. Louis 7-12 11/4 Ottawa 13-0 10/14 @Northwest Missouri 0-21 1943 (5-3) 112-112 10/26 Central Methodist 6-12 11/11 @St. Louis 0-26 10/22 Central Arkansas 0-27 9/25 @Arkansas 0-59 11/3 Kirksville Osteopaths 18-0 11/18 Truman State 0-18 10/29 Southeast Missouri 35-0 10/1 @Central Missouri 0-6 11/10 @Westminster 13-7 11/25 Northwest Missouri 33-6 11/5 @Truman State 6-2 10/16 @Illinois State 19-6 11/17 @Arkansas 6-45 11/12 @Missouri State 7-19 10/23 Missouri (B) 18-0 11/29 @Drury 12-12 1934 (2-6) 79-122 11/18 Central Missouri 26-6 10/30 @Illinois Wesleyan 8-0 9/21 @Pittsburg State 6-18 11/6 @Southeast Missouri 25-0 1929 (5-3) 190-70 9/29 Arkansas Tech 0-6 1939 (5-4, 3-2) 111-120 11/13 Camp J. T. Robinson 27-14 10/5 @Truman State 13-12 10/5 Truman State 0-19 9/29 @St. Louis 0-13 11/20 Pittsburg State 14-34 10/12 Lombard 6-7 10/13 McKendree 6-20 10/7 Arkansas State 39-6 10/19 McKendree 73-0 10/27 @Arkansas 0-20 10/13 @Central Missouri 13-7 1944 (No games — World War II) 10/26 @Central Methodist 19-6 11/3 @St. Louis 0-25 10/21 Northwest Missouri 0-17 11/2 Westminster 0-12 11/24 Missouri State 49-0 10/28 Missouri State 6-20 1945 (0-5) 14-95 11/9 Northwest Missouri 33-6 11/29 Northwest Missouri 18-14 11/4 Arkansas-Monticello 28-13 Missouri State 7-13 11/16 @Northeastern Okla. 27-0 11/10 @Southeast Missouri 12-6 Missouri (B) 0-25 11/28 @Drury 19-27 11/18 Truman State 13-6 St. Louis 0-32 11/24 @Washington Univ. 0-12 Missouri State 7-19 Truman State 0-6

1946 (4-3-2, 3-1-1) 94-144 MIAA Co-Champions 9/20 @St. Louis 0-24 9/28 Central Methodist 12-6 10/5 @Oklahoma City 6-74 10/12 @Central Missouri 20-0 10/19 @Northwest Missouri 25-0 10/26 @Southeast Missouri 6-27 11/2 Missouri State 12-0 11/9 Pittsburg State 0-0 11/16 Truman State 13-13

1947 (4-3, 4-1) 105-126 MIAA Champions 9/27 @St. Louis 0-61 10/4 @Memphis 0-13 10/11 @Northwest Missouri 12-6 MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL Miners’ 1941 team: Missouri S&T’s fi rst championship team in the Missouri Intercollegiate 10/18 Central Missouri 14-7 Athletic Association; team recorded fi ve shutouts during that championship season. 10/25 @Truman State 25-6 11/1 @Missouri State 7-14 11/8 Southeast Missouri 47-19

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1963 (2-7, 2-3) 69-225 9/14 Lincoln 6-24 9/21 @Washington Univ. 7-15 9/28 Pittsburg State 6-35 10/5 @Tennessee-Martin 7-32 10/12 Southeast Missouri 19-14 10/19 @Truman State 0-41 10/26 @Northwest Missouri 14-22 11/2 Missouri State 0-42 11/9 @Central Missouri 10-0

1964 (1-8, 1-4) 78-324 9/19 @Washington Univ. 7-27 9/26 @Pittsburg State 9-24 10/3 Tennessee-Martin 6-26 10/10 @Lincoln 0-73 10/17 Truman State 12-35 10/24 Northwest Missouri 19-41 10/31 @Missouri State 13-49 11/7 Central Missouri 14-0 Miners’ 1947 team: Missouri S&T’ s fi rst outright championship team that won the Missouri 11/14 @Southeast Missouri 7-49 Intercollegiate Athletic Association title with a 4-1 league mark. 1965 (2-7, 0-5) 116-168 9/18 @Washington Univ. 6-19 1948 (4-3-2, 2-1-2) 105-96 1953 (3-5, 2-3) 100-117 1958 (5-4, 4-1) 154-185 9/25 Pittsburg State 19-7 9/18 Memphis 6-0 9/19 Pittsburg State 6-25 9/13 Northeastern Okla. 3-20 10/2 @Carson-Newman 0-27 9/25 @Washington Univ. 7-19 9/26 @Washington Univ. 7-26 9/20 @Lincoln 0-46 10/9 St. Mary’s 41-0 10/2 Shurtleff 22-13 10/2 @Northwest Missouri 7-12 9/27 @Washington Univ. 13-19 10/16 Truman State 0-14 10/8 @Central Missouri 18-0 10/10 Central Missouri 20-0 10/4 @Pittsburg State 22-21 10/23 @Northwest Missouri 12-40 10/16 Northwest Missouri 24-6 10/17 Southeast Missouri 6-0 10/11 Central Missouri 26-14 10/30 Missouri State 0-14

10/30 Missouri State 0-18 10/24 @Truman State 20-28 10/17 @Southeast Missouri 7-19 11/6 @Central Missouri 22-26 MINER FOOTBALL 2009 11/6 @Southeast Missouri 7-7 10/31 @Missouri State 6-19 10/25 Truman State 27-20 11/13 Southeast Missouri 16-21 11/13 Truman State 14-14 11/6 @Southern Illinois 28-7 11/1 Northwest Missouri 20-7 11/20 @St. Louis 7-19 11/8 @Missouri State 36-19 1966 (3-7, 1-4) 173-264 1954 (3-5, 3-2) 104-216 9/17 @Harding 13-31 1949 (6-2, 5-0) 231-87 9/18 @Pittsburg State 14-35 1959 (4-4, 2-3) 147-137 9/24 @Pittsburg State 23-35 MIAA Champions 9/25 @Washington Univ. 14-58 9/19 Lincoln 14-30 10/1 Missouri Valley 29-7 9/16 @Pittsburg State 7-27 10/2 Missouri State 18-12 9/26 @Washington Univ. 27-15 10/8 @William Jewell 16-13 9/24 @Washington Univ. 13-28 10/9 @Southeast Missouri 7-33 10/3 Pittsburg State 20-7 10/15 @Missouri State 10-39 10/1 Shurtleff 56-0 10/16 Northwest Missouri 19-13 10/9 @Central Missouri 34-20 10/22 Central Missouri 26-28 10/7 @Northwest Missouri 41-13 10/23 @Central Missouri 19-6 10/17 Southeast Missouri 7-30 10/29 @Southeast Missouri 13-49 10/15 Central Missouri 31-0 10/30 Truman State 6-32 10/24 @Truman State 7-20 11/5 Truman State 16-0 10/21 @Truman State 20-6 11/5 Southern Illinois 7-27 10/31 @Northwest Missouri 6-7 11/12 Northwest Missouri 13-36 10/29 @Missouri State 33-7 11/7 Missouri State 32-8 11/19 @Bradley 14-26 11/5 Southeast Missouri 30-6 1955 (4-5, 2-3) 162-165 9/17 Pittsburg State 14-33 1960 (0-9, 0-5) 108-332 1967 (2-7, 0-5) 115-194 1950 (7-2, 4-1) 201-114 9/24 @Washington Univ. 20-13 9/17 @Southern Illinois 14-34 9/16 Harding 25-14 MIAA Champions 10/1 Culver-Stockton 44-7 9/24 @Washington Univ. 12-34 9/23 Pittsburg State 7-14 9/15 @Pittsburg State 26-7 10/8 @Missouri State 13-7 10/1 Pittsburg State 6-52 9/30 @Missouri Valley 34-13 9/23 @Washington Univ. 34-19 10/15 Southeast Missouri 6-9 10/8 Tennessee-Martin 12-20 10/7 William Jewell 14-28 9/30 Murray State 0-21 10/22 @Truman State 19-14 10/15 Northwest Missouri 22-53 10/14 Missouri State 9-21 10/7 Northwest Missouri 14-0 10/29 @Northwest Missouri 6-11 10/22 @Missouri State 7-20 10/21 @Central Missouri 0-21 10/14 @Central Missouri 32-13 11/5 Central Missouri 19-25 10/29 Central Missouri 21-23 10/28 Southeast Missouri 0-34 10/21 Truman State 47-7 11/12 @SW-Memphis 21-46 11/5 @Southeast Missouri 0-42 11/4 Truman State 7-13 10/28 Missouri State 35-34 11/12 Truman State 14-54 11/11 Northwest Missouri 19-36 11/3 @Southeast Missouri 6-7 1956 (6-3, 4-1) 172-89 11/23 @Illinois State* 7-6 MIAA Co-Champions 1961 (4-5, 3-2) 108-186 1968 (4-5, 2-3) 128-141 *Corn Bowl, Bloomington, Ill. 9/15 @Pittsburg State 0-13 9/16 Southern Illinois 0-44 9/21 @Washington Univ. 18-20 9/22 @Carthage 20-6 9/23 @Washington Univ. 19-0 9/28 @Missouri Valley 20-7 1951 (3-5, 3-2) 90-132 9/29 @Washington Univ. 13-14 9/30 Pittsburg State 0-20 10/5 Hillsdale 16-24 9/15 Pittsburg State 0-20 10/6 SW-Memphis 33-7 10/7 @Tennessee-Martin 22-50 10/12 @Wis.-Milwaukee 10-6 9/22 @Murray State 7-31 10/13 Truman State 33-6 10/14 @Northwest Missouri 20-13 10/19 Central Missouri 16-20 9/29 @Washington Univ. 8-21 10/20 Missouri State 7-9 10/21 Missouri State 13-6 10/26 @Southeast Missouri 13-31 10/6 Central Missouri 12-6 10/27 @Central Missouri 29-27 10/28 @Central Missouri 20-6 11/2 Truman State 19-13 10/11 @Northwest Missouri 30-14 11/3 Northwest Missouri 27-7 11/4 Southeast Missouri 7-27 11/9 Northwest Missouri 7-6 10/19 @Truman State 7-21 11/10 @Southeast Missouri 10-0 11/10 @Truman State 7-20 11/16 @Missouri State 9-14 10/26 @Missouri State 7-13 11/3 Southeast Missouri 19-6 1957 (5-5, 3-2) 174-146 1962 (2-7, 1-4) 112-210 1969 (7-2, 3-2) 256-107 9/14 @Northeastern Okla. 13-33 9/15 @St. Mary’s 13-0 9/20 @Washington Univ. 40-0 1952 (3-5, 3-2) 110-183 9/21 Carthage 34-0 9/22 @Washington Univ. 20-33 9/27 Missouri Valley 33-14 9/20 @Pittsburg State 0-20 9/28 @Washington Univ. 7-14 9/29 @Pittsburg State 6-28 10/4 Bradley 42-14 9/27 @Washington Univ. 6-27 10/5 Pittsburg State 6-14 10/6 Tennessee-Martin 18-26 10/11 @Illinois-Chicago 14-6 10/4 Northwest Missouri 21-6 10/12 Central Missouri 47-6 10/13 @Southeast Missouri 12-23 10/18 @Central Missouri 24-0 10/10 @Central Missouri 20-14 10/19 Northwest Missouri 37-19 10/20 Truman State 0-40 10/25 Southeast Missouri 24-32 10/17 @Southeast Missouri 0-10 10/27 Emporia State 27-14 10/27 Northwest Missouri 26-12 11/1 @Truman State 14-21 10/25 Missouri State 25-20 11/1 @Truman State 0-12 11/3 @Missouri State 3-28 11/8 @Northwest Missouri 20-8 71 10/31 @William Jewell 19-47 11/9 @Missouri State 3-0 11/10 Central Missouri 14-20 11/15 Missouri State 45-12 11/8 Truman State 19-52 11/16 Southeast Missouri 0-32 ALL-TIME MINER RESULTS

Miners’ 1980 team: Undefeated (10-0) and champions of Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association; team was ranked 10th in fi nal NCAA Division II poll and was D-II’s top team against the run.

1970 (6-3-1, 2-3-1) 251-174 1974 (6-4-1, 4-1-1) 178-202 1978 (8-3, 4-2) 267-145 1982 (8-3, 3-2) 238-177 9/19 Washington Univ. 20-14 9/7 @Missouri Valley 14-28 9/2 William Penn 20-0 9/4 @Wichita State 14-51 9/26 @Missouri Valley 21-7 9/14 @Missouri Western 15-7 9/9 @Missouri Valley 6-14 9/11 @Missouri Valley 10-6 10/3 @Bradley 28-7 9/21 @Henderson State 10-38 9/23 Pittsburg State 38-21 9/18 Pittsburg State 21-9 10/10 Illinois-Chicago 53-0 9/28 Pittsburg State 14-12 9/30 Evangel 37-0 9/25 @Evansville 14-10 10/17 @Northwest Missouri 54-21 10/12 Southeast Missouri 21-29 10/7 Southeast Missouri 13-6 10/2 Lincoln 23-7 10/24 Missouri State 14-14 10/19 @Truman State 20-7 10/14 @Truman State 7-8 10/9 @Northwest Missouri 24-21 10/31 @Central Missouri 7-34 10/26 @Central Missouri 21-21 10/21 Missouri State 13-37 10/16 Culver-Stockton 61-0 11/14 Southeast Missouri 21-35 11/2 Lincoln 14-13 10/28 @Northwest Missouri 32-22 10/23 @Central Missouri 20-23 11/21 @Truman State 19-35 11/9 @Eastern Illinois 0-17 11/4 @Central Methodist 52-17 10/30 Evangel 32-22 11/26 Lincoln 14-7 11/16 @Northwest Missouri 7-41 11/11 Lincoln 32-13 11/6 Southeast Missouri 12-0 11/23 Missouri State 35-31 11/18 @Central Missouri 17-7 11/13 @Truman State 7-28 1971 (4-6-1, 2-3-1) 156-247 9/18 @Pittsburg State 0-20 1975 (1-8-2, 1-5) 127-210 1979 (7-3-1, 3-3) 208-94 1983 (8-2, 4-1) 239-133 9/24 Missouri Valley 21-27 9/6 Missouri Valley 14-28 9/1 @William Penn 43-0 MIAA Co-Champions 10/2 Culver-Stockton 21-0 9/13 Missouri Western 14-14 9/8 Missouri Valley 8-8 9/3 @Missouri Western 28-35 10/9 @Wis.-Milwaukee 7-6 9/20 @Missouri Southern 6-26 9/22 @Pittsburg State 24-10 9/10 Missouri Valley 17-7 10/16 Northwest Missouri 21-19 9/27 @Pittsburg State 20-20 9/29 @Evangel 37-0 9/17 @Pittsburg State 17-14 10/23 @Missouri State 20-20 10/11 @Southeast Missouri 0-17 10/6 @Southeast Missouri 9-7 9/24 Evansville 37-21 10/30 Central Missouri 25-14 10/18 Truman State 6-26 10/13 Truman State 2-3 10/1 @Lincoln 17-21 11/6 @Eastern New Mexico 7-37 10/25 Central Missouri 0-29 10/20 @Missouri State 3-27 10/8 Northwest Missouri 35-21 11/13 @Southeast Missouri 2-42 11/1 @Lincoln 26-28 10/27 Northwest Missouri 3-26 10/22 Central Missouri 15-0 11/20 Truman State 13-44 11/8 Eastern Illinois 14-24 11/3 Central Methodist 49-6 10/29 @Evangel 35-6 11/25 @Lincoln 0-18 11/15 Northwest Missouri 7-28 11/10 @Lincoln 24-7 11/5 @Southeast Missouri 24-14 11/22 @Missouri State 20-7 11/17 Central Missouri 9-0 11/12 Truman State 14-9 1972 (2-9, 1-5) 108-312 9/16 Pittsburg State 7-21 1976 (4-6-1, 2-4) 179-173 1980 (10-0, 6-0) 260-123 1984 (6-4, 2-3) 229-111 9/23 @South Dakota State 0-49 9/4 @Missouri Valley 30-42 MIAA Champions 9/1 Missouri Western 17-11 9/30 @Missouri Southern 7-39 9/11 @Missouri Western 7-6 9/6 William Penn 27-0 9/8 @Missouri Valley 24-10 10/7 Wis.-Milwaukee 7-20 9/18 Wayne State, Neb. 17-0 9/13 @Missouri Valley 23-16 9/15 Pittsburg State 62-14 10/14 @Northwest Missouri 21-46 9/25 Pittsburg State 7-7 9/20 Pittsburg State 14-10 9/22 @Evansville 50-0 10/21 Missouri State 0-3 10/9 Lincoln 34-15 9/27 @Evangel 40-20 10/6 Southeast Missouri 16-0 10/28 @Central Missouri 24-35 10/16 @Central Missouri 29-15 10/4 Lincoln 18-0 10/13 @Truman State 20-31 11/4 @Washington Univ. 14-7 10/23 Missouri State 9-10 10/11 @Northwest Missouri 41-3 10/20 @Central Missouri 0-10 11/11 Southeast Missouri 0-31 10/30 @Northwest Missouri 14-28 10/18 Missouri State 27-16 10/27 Lincoln 27-3 11/18 @Truman State 28-21 11/6 @Washington Univ. 20-21 10/25 @Central Missouri 16-15 11/3 Evangel 7-18 11/23 Lincoln 0-40 11/13 Southeast Missouri 12-20 11/8 Southeast Missouri 34-23 11/10 @Northwest Missouri 9-14 11/20 Truman State 0-24 11/15 @Truman State 20-14 1973 (3-6-2, 2-3-1) 186-263 1985 (7-3, 4-1) 240-120 9/15 @Wayne State, Neb. 14-14 1977 (7-3-1, 4-1-1) 234-180 1981 (6-3-1, 3-1-1) 149-136 9/4 @Missouri Western 15-24 9/22 Henderson State 3-14 MIAA Co-Champions 9/5 @William Penn 31-13 9/8 Missouri Valley 35-6 9/29 Missouri Southern 16-0 9/3 Missouri Valley 33-13 9/12 Missouri Valley 10-31 9/21 @Pittsburg State 13-14 10/6 @Wis.-Milwaukee 7-45 9/10 Missouri Western 14-21 9/19 @Pittsburg State 12-28 10/5 @Southeast Missouri 20-3

MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL 10/13 Northwest Missouri 21-31 9/17 Missouri Southern 9-43 9/26 Evangel 14-3 10/12 Truman State 20-21 10/20 @Missouri State 32-49 9/24 @Pittsburg State 16-14 10/3 @Lincoln 14-12 10/19 Central Missouri 14-9 10/27 Central Missouri 24-14 10/8 @Lincoln 14-0 10/10 Northwest Missouri 24-3 10/26 @Lincoln 34-3 11/3 @Washington Univ. 28-31 10/15 Central Missouri 20-14 10/17 Central Missouri 0-0 11/2 @Evangel 28-19 11/10 @Southeast Missouri 8-33 10/22 @Missouri State 17-26 10/31 Evansville 13-3 11/9 Northwest Missouri 44-6 11/17 Truman State 7-7 10/29 Northwest Missouri 27-6 11/7 @Southeast Missouri 14-17 11/16 @Grand Valley State 17-15 11/22 @Lincoln 26-25 11/5 Washington Univ. 49-10 11/14 Truman State 17-16 72 11/12 @Southeast Missouri 14-14 11/19 Truman State 21-19 ALL-TIME MINER RESULTS

1986 (5-6, 2-3) 291-248 1992 (2-9, 1-8) 131-323 1998 (0-11, 0-9) 94-335 2004 (3-8, 2-7) 254-509 9/6 Missouri Western 38-22 9/5 @Iowa Wesleyan 27-26 9/5 Quincy 17-23 8/28 Upper Iowa 42-7 9/13 @Missouri Valley 42-13 9/12 @Murray State 0-36 9/12 Missouri Valley 14-19 9/4 @Colo. School of Mines12-48 9/20 Pittsburg State 14-37 9/19 @Northwest Missouri 14-29 9/19 @Central Missouri 0-27 9/11 Missouri Southern 21-51 9/27 @Evangel 40-28 9/26 Pittsburg State 3-45 9/26 Washburn 7-24 9/18 @Northwest Missouri 3-65 10/4 @Central Missouri 28-35 10/3 @Missouri Western 21-28 10/3 Pittsburg State 3-41 9/25 Pittsburg State 27-91 10/11 @Northwest Missouri 13-3 10/10 Missouri Southern 13-33 10/10 @Northwest Missouri 6-49 10/2 @Southwest Baptist 14-52 10/18 Southeast Missouri 12-30 10/17 @Emporia State 6-35 10/17 Truman State 7-25 10/9 Central Missouri 42-38 10/25 Lincoln 53-6 10/24 Washburn 26-21 10/24 @Missouri Western 0-39 10/16 Washburn 17-42 11/1 Southwest Baptist 10-13 10/31 @Central Missouri 0-17 10/31 Missouri Southern 19-33 10/23 @Emporia State 29-19 11/8 @Truman State 21-31 11/7 @Southwest Baptist 7-17 11/7 @Emporia State 14-34 10/30 Truman State 33-47 11/15 Grand Valley State 20-30 11/14 Truman State 14-36 11/14 @Southwest Baptist 7-21 11/6 @Missouri Western 14-49

1987 (5-5, 2-3) 200-136 1993 (3-7, 2-7) 228-228 1999 (0-11, 0-9) 80-411 AS AN NCAA-II INDEPENDENT 9/5 @Missouri Western 19-7 9/11 Iowa Wesleyan 32-0 9/4 @Quincy 16-23 2005 (7-4) 379-285 9/12 Missouri Valley 10-13 9/18 @Washburn 38-14 9/11 Missouri Valley 20-28 8/27 @Upper Iowa 26-18 9/19 @Pittsburg State 7-31 9/25 Emporia State 0-17 9/18 Missouri Western 10-56 9/3 Central Methodist 43-18 9/26 Evangel 29-14 10/2 Southwest Baptist 44-8 9/25 @Truman State 0-15 9/10 Wayne State (Neb.) 22-21 10/10 Central Missouri 14-20 10/9 @Pittsburg State 3-28 10/2 Emporia State 6-48 9/17 Peru State 34-0 10/17 Northwest Missouri 31-14 10/16 Northwest Missouri 20-27 10/9 @Washburn 18-53 9/24 @Saint Joseph’s 23-28 10/24 Truman State 6-11 10/23 @Truman State 13-21 10/16 @Central Missouri 0-41 10/1 Southwest Baptist 38-40 10/31 @Lincoln 49-0 10/30 Missouri Western 24-42 10/23 Southwest Baptist 7-14 10/15 Southwestern Okla. St. 20-9 11/7 @Southeast Missouri 0-16 11/6 @Missouri Southern 33-47 10/30 @Pittsburg State 0-62 10/22 @South Dakota St. 28-64 11/14 @Southwest Baptist 35-10 11/13 Central Missouri 21-24 11/6 Northwest Missouri 3-34 10/29 @Austin Peay 45-3 11/13 @Missouri Southern 0-37 11/5 Morehead State 55-56 1988 (2-8, 2-4) 122-208 1994 (5-5-1, 4-4-1) 155-232 11/12 @Butler 45-28 9/3 Missouri Western 6-24 9/3 @Michigan Tech 6-20 2000 (2-9, 0-9) 141-453 9/10 @Harding 16-21 9/10 @Georgetown, Ky. 17-7 9/2 Kentucky Wesleyan 35-28 2006 (6-5) 350-283 9/17 @Pittsburg State 0-31 9/17 Washburn 19-0 9/9 @Missouri Valley 22-20 8/26 @Tiffi n 32-58 10/1 @Illinois State 0-20 9/24 @Emporia State 15-14 9/16 @Missouri Western 0-63 9/9 @Southeast Missouri 23-44 10/8 Southwest Baptist 31-20 10/1 @Southwest Baptist 26-26 9/23 Truman State 0-49 9/16 @Lincoln 49-7 10/15 @Central Missouri 17-24 10/8 Pittsburg State 0-34 9/30 @Emporia State 7-49 9/23 @Morehead State 49-37 MINER FOOTBALL 2009 10/22 Southeast Missouri* 6-38 10/15 @Northwest Missouri 20-15 10/7 Washburn 14-34 9/30 Saint Joseph’s 24-38 10/29 Lincoln 27-0 10/22 Truman State 7-38 10/14 Central Missouri 7-33 10/7 @Southwestern Okla. 29-31 11/5 @Truman State 12-13 10/29 @Missouri Western 10-30 10/21 @Southwest Baptist* 32-35 10/14 Austin Peay 21-14 11/12 @Northwest Missouri 7-17 11/5 Missouri Southern 21-17 10/28 Pittsburg State 10-52 10/21 Southern Nazarene 17-14 *at Busch Stadium, St. Louis 11/12 @Central Missouri 14-31 11/4 @Northwest Missouri 7-70 10/28 Butler 35-20 11/11 Missouri Southern 7-20 11/4 @Wayne State (Neb.) 9-14 1989 (1-9, 1-9) 123-223 1995 (1-9, 1-8) 119-379 *Overtime game (1OT) 11/11 Kentucky Wesleyan 62-6 9/2 @Washburn 20-7 9/9 @Missouri Valley 0-3 9/9 Truman State 17-19 9/16 @Truman State 3-63 2001 (2-9, 0-9) 152-360 2007 (4-7) 334-385 9/16 @Missouri Western 14-27 9/23 Northwest Missouri 14-48 9/1 Quincy 45-12 8/25 Truman State 31-38 9/30 @Lincoln 14-21 9/30 @Missouri Southern 17-56 9/8 @Kentucky Wesleyan 30-10 8/30 @Missouri State 17-62 10/7 Southeast Missouri 7-27 10/7 Emporia State 14-45 9/15 Northwest Missouri 0-49 9/8 Wisconsin-Stout 28-10 10/14 @Northwest Missouri 3-7 10/14 @Washburn 10-21 9/22 @Truman State 0-61 9/22 @Butler* 21-28 10/21 Pittsburg State 14-42 10/21 Central Missouri 19-50 9/29 Central Missouri 10-31 9/29 Arkansas-Monticello 28-45 10/28 Central Missouri 0-25 10/28 Southwest Baptist 7-12 10/6 @Missouri Western 14-34 10/6 @Saint Joseph’s 17-35 11/4 @Missouri Southern 21-24 11/4 @Pittsburg State 10-60 10/13 @Emporia State 19-31 10/13 @Southern Nazarene 21-35 11/11 Southwest Baptist 14-24 11/11 Missouri Western 25-21 10/20 Pittsburg State 3-31 10/20 Central State 44-28 10/27 Southwest Baptist 3-17 10/27 Lincoln 48-10 1990 (0-10, 0-9) 96-304 1996 (3-8, 1-8) 165-314 11/3 @Washburn 14-42 11/3 @Tiffi n 30-73 9/1 Washburn 7-13 9/7 Quincy 41-0 11/10 Missouri Southern 14-42 11/10 @Kentucky Wesleyan 49-21 9/8 @Truman State 17-24 9/14 Missouri Valley 20-7 *Overtime game (1OT) 9/15 Missouri Western 21-24 9/21 Truman State 14-30 2002 (0-11, 0-9) 153-429 9/22 @Illinois State 0-46 9/28 @Northwest Missouri 21-56 8/31 @Harding 15-23 2008 (7-4) 408-274 10/6 @Southeast Missouri 17-28 10/5 Missouri Southern 21-25 9/14 Drake 25-28 9/6 @Ark.-Monticello 24-42 10/13 Northwest Missouri 13-21 10/12 @Emporia State 20-52 9/21 @Northwest Missouri 9-34 9/13 Evangel 41-7 10/20 @Pittsburg State 7-52 10/19 Washburn 0-45 9/28 Truman State 28-57 9/20 @Wisconsin-Stout 31-24 10/27 @Central Missouri 0-37 10/26 @Central Missouri 7-20 10/3 @Central Missouri 14-55 9/27 Butler 15-41 11/3 Missouri Southern 7-14 11/2 @Southwest Baptist 14-7 10/12 Missouri Western 9-29 10/4 Saint Joseph’s 38-29 11/10 @Southwest Baptist 7-45 11/9 Pittsburg State 0-45 10/19 Emporia State 7-40 10/11 @South Dakota 3-34 11/16 @Missouri Western 7-27 10/26 @Pittsburg State 14-48 10/18 Kentucky Wesleyan 58-7 1991 (4-6-1, 3-5-1) 192-221 11/2 @Southwest Baptist 7-17 10/25 @Central State 28-29 8/31 Michigan Tech 24-21 1997 (3-8, 2-7) 153-333 11/9 Washburn 0-49 11/1 @Lincoln 68-0 9/7 @Iowa Wesleyan 17-21 9/6 @Quincy 40-0 11/16 Missouri Southern 25-49 11/8 Southwest Baptist 63-23 9/21 Northwest Missouri 20-21 9/13 @Missouri Valley 10-14 11/15 @Truman State* 39-38 9/28 @Pittsburg State 6-6 9/20 Central Missouri 14-44 2003 (0-11, 0-9) 224-500 *Overtime game (2OT) 10/5 Missouri Western 14-26 9/27 @Washburn 13-27 9/6 Colo. School of Mines 7-28 10/12 @Missouri Southern 6-42 10/4 @Pittsburg State 7-42 9/13 @Drake 7-28 10/19 Emporia State 27-21 10/11 Northwest Missouri 3-38 9/20 @Missouri Southern 35-49 10/26 @Washburn 28-13 10/18 @Truman State 7-56 9/27 Northwest Missouri 22-60 11/2 Central Missouri 13-7 10/25 Missouri Western 17-0 10/4 @Pittsburg State 6-59 11/9 Southwest Baptist 21-26 11/1 @Missouri Southern 3-35 10/11 Southwest Baptist 27-43 11/16 @Truman State 16-17 11/8 Emporia State 20-77 10/18 @Central Missouri 21-73 11/15 Southwest Baptist 19-0 10/25 @Washburn 24-49 11/1 Emporia State 27-44 11/8 @Truman State 28-35 73 11/15 Missouri Western 20-32 ALL-TIME VS. OPPONENTS

ARKANSAS (UA leads 13-6) CENTRAL METHODIST (S&T leads 9-4) 1996 UCM 7-20 @Warrensburg 1902 UA 0-11 @Fayetteville 1909 CMU 10-11 Rolla 1997 UCM 14-44 Rolla 1903 S&T 17-6 Rolla 1910 S&T 19-5 Rolla 1998 UCM 0-27 @Warrensburg 1904 S&T 5-0 @Fayetteville 1911 CMU 11-27 Rolla 1999 UCM 0-41 @Warrensburg 1905 S&T 16-0 Rolla 1912 S&T 17-13 Rolla 2000 UCM 7-33 Rolla 1906 S&T 11-0 Rolla 1921 S&T 21-2 Rolla 2001 UCM 10-31 Rolla 1907 UA 5-7 @Fayetteville 1927 CMU 7-21 Rolla 2002 UCM 14-55 @Warrensburg 1910 UA 2-6 @Fayetteville 1928 CMU 6-12 Rolla 2003 UCM 21-73 @Warrensburg 1911 UA 3-44 @Joplin 1929 S&T 19-6 @Fayette 2004 S&T 42-38 Rolla 1914 S&T 40-0 @Fayetteville 1931 S&T 27-0 Rolla 1916 UA 0-60 @Fayetteville 1946 S&T 12-6 Rolla CENTRAL STATE (Tied 1-1) 1917 UA 0-39 @Fayetteville 1978 S&T 52-17 @Fayette 2007 S&T 44-28 Rolla 1918 UA 0-7 @Fayetteville 1979 S&T 49-6 Rolla 2008 CSU 28-29 @Wilberforce 1919 UA 0-20 @Fayetteville 2005 S&T 43-18 Rolla 1920 UA 0-14 @Fayetteville CHILLICOTHE BUSINESS (S&T leads 2-0) 1927 UA 0-34 @Fayetteville CENTRAL MISSOURI (UCM leads 36-35-3) 1930 S&T 39-0 Rolla 1928 UA 6-45 @Fayetteville 1902 UCM 6-11 @Warrensburg 1938 S&T 30-6 Rolla 1932 S&T 20-19 @Fayetteville 1903 S&T 5-0 Rolla 1934 UA 0-20 @Fayetteville 1915 S&T 13-7 Rolla CHRISTIAN BROTHERS (S&T LEADS 4-3-1) 1943 UA 0-59 @Fayetteville 1916 S&T 14-13 Rolla 1895 CB 8-10 @St. Louis 1919 UCM 0-6 @Warrensburg 1899 CB 6-17 Rolla ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO (UAM leads 2-1) 1920 S&T 17-0 Rolla 1900 S&T 6-0 @St. Louis 1939 S&T 28-13 Rolla 1935 UCM 6-20 @Warrensburg 1901 S&T 24-0 @St. Louis 2007 UAM 28-45 Rolla 1936 UCM 0-20 Rolla 1902 CB 5-11 @St. Louis 2008 UAM 24-42 @Monticello 1937 UCM 6-20 @Warrensburg 1904 S&T 53-0 Rolla 1938 S&T 26-6 Rolla 1913 Tie 7-7 Rolla ARKANSAS STATE (S&T leads 3-0) 1939 S&T 13-7 @Warrensburg 1914 S&T 27-6 @St. Louis 1939 S&T 39-6 Rolla 1940 UCM 6-7 Rolla 1940 S&T 39-12 Rolla 1941 Tie 0-0 @Warrensburg COLORADO (CU leads 1-0) 1941 S&T 46-0 Rolla 1942 S&T 32-7 Rolla 1903 CU 0-32 @Boulder 1943 UCM 0-6 @Warrensburg ARKANSAS TECH (ATU leads 5-0) 1946 S&T 20-0 Rolla COLO. SCHOOL OF MINES (CSM leads 2-0) 1947 S&T 14-7 Rolla 1922 ATU 0-6 Rolla 2003 CSM 7-28 Rolla 1948 S&T 18-0 @Warrensburg 1923 ATU 0-23 Rolla 2004 CSM 12-48 @Golden 1949 S&T 31-0 Rolla 1926 ATU 0-30 Rolla 1950 S&T 32-13 @Warrensburg 1933 ATU 0-26 @Russellville 1951 S&T 12-6 Rolla CULVER-STOCKTON (S&T leads 3-0) 1934 ATU 0-6 Rolla 1952 S&T 20-14 @Warrensburg 1955 S&T 44-7 Rolla 1953 S&T 20-0 Rolla 1971 S&T 21-0 Rolla AUSTIN PEAY (S&T leads 2-0) 1954 S&T 19-6 @Warrensburg 1982 S&T 61-0 Rolla 2005 S&T 49-3 @Clarksville 1955 UCM 19-25 Rolla 2006 S&T 21-14 Rolla 1956 S&T 29-27 @Warrensburg DRAKE (DU leads 3-0) 1957 S&T 47-6 Rolla 1923 DU 0-53 @Des Moines BARNES (BAR leads 1-0) 1958 S&T 26-14 @Warrensburg 2002 DU 25-28 Rolla 1909 BAR 6-25 @St. Louis 1959 S&T 34-20 Rolla 2003 DU 7-28 @Des Moines 1960 UCM 21-23 Rolla BATTERY A, FORT WOOD (S&T leads 4-0) 1961 S&T 20-6 @Warrensburg DRURY (S&T leads 19-14-3) 1905 S&T 36-0 Rolla 1962 UCM 14-20 Rolla 1893 DU 0-16 @Springfi eld 1906 S&T 10-0 Rolla 1963 S&T 10-0 @Warrensburg 1894 S&T 8-6 Rolla 1907 S&T 11-6 Rolla 1964 S&T 14-0 Rolla 1896 DU 0-42 Rolla 1908 S&T 45-0 Rolla 1965 UCM 22-26 @Warrensburg 1898 S&T 26-0 Rolla 1966 UCM 26-28 Rolla 1899 DU 6-18 @Springfi eld BRADLEY (S&T leads 2-1) 1967 UCM 0-21 @Warrensburg 1900 S&T 69-0 Rolla 1966 BU 14-26 Rolla 1968 UCM 16-20 Rolla 1901 S&T 12-0 @Springfi eld 1969 S&T 42-14 Rolla 1969 S&T 24-0 @Warrensburg 1902 DU 10-11 Rolla 1970 S&T 28-7 @Peoria 1970 UCM 7-34 @Warrensburg 1903 Tie 0-0 @Springfi eld 1971 S&T 25-14 Rolla 1904 Tie 6-6 Rolla BUTLER (Tied 2-2) 1972 UCM 24-35 @Warrensburg 1905 DU 0-40 @Springfi eld 2005 S&T 45-28 @Indianapolis 1973 S&T 24-14 Rolla 1906 DU 0-6 @Springfi eld 2006 S&T 35-20 Rolla 1974 Tie 21-21 @Warrensburg 1908 S&T 17-5 @Springfi eld 2007 BU 21-28 (OT) @Indianapolis 1975 UCM 0-29 Rolla 1909 S&T 43-0 Rolla 2008 BU 15-41 Rolla 1976 S&T 29-15 @Warrensburg 1910 S&T 37-5 Rolla 1977 S&T 20-14 Rolla 1911 DU 0-6 Rolla CAMP J.T. ROBINSON (S&T leads 1-0) 1978 S&T 17-7 @Warrensburg 1912 DU 0-13 @Springfi eld 1943 S&T 27-14 Rolla 1979 S&T 9-0 Rolla 1913 S&T 26-0 @Springfi eld 1980 S&T 16-15 @Warrensburg 1914 S&T 68-0 Rolla 1915 S&T 26-6 @Springfi eld CARLETON (Tied 1-1) 1981 Tie 0-0 Rolla 1982 UCM 20-23 @Warrensburg 1916 DU 0-38 Rolla 1908 CAR 6-10 Rolla 1983 S&T 15-0 Rolla 1917 DU 0-26 Rolla 1909 S&T 18-6 Rolla 1984 UCM 0-10 @Warrensburg 1919 DU 7-12 @Springfi eld 1985 S&T 14-9 Rolla 1920 DU 7-13* Rolla CARSON-NEWMAN (C-N leads 1-0) 1986 UCM 28-35 @Warrensburg 1921 S&T 31-0 Rolla 1965 C-N 0-27 @Jefferson City

MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL 1987 UCM 14-20 Rolla 1922 DU 0-12 Rolla 1988 UCM 17-24 @Warrensburg 1923 S&T 13-7 @Springfi eld CARTHAGE (S&T leads 2-0) 1989 UCM 0-25 Rolla 1924 S&T 27-7 @Springfi eld 1956 S&T 20-6 @Kenosha 1990 UCM 0-37 @Warrensburg 1925 S&T 20-13 Rolla 1957 S&T 34-0 Rolla 1991 S&T 13-7 Rolla 1926 S&T 27-6 Rolla 1992 UCM 0-17 @Warrensburg 1927 S&T 18-7 @Springfi eld CENTRAL ARKANSAS (UCA leads 1-0) 1993 UCM 21-24 Rolla 1928 Tie 12-12 @Springfi eld 74 1938 UCA 0-27 Rolla 1994 UCM 14-31 @Warrensburg 1929 DU 19-27 @Springfi eld 1995 UCM 19-50 Rolla 1930 S&T 67-6 Rolla ALL-TIME VS. OPPONENTS

DRURY (cont.) ILLINOIS-CHICAGO (S&T leads 2-0) LOMBARD (LC leads 1-0) 1931 S&T 18-0 @Springfi eld 1969 S&T 14-6 @Chicago 1928 LC 6-7 Rolla 1932 S&T 40-0 Rolla 1970 S&T 53-0 Rolla *Game forfeited to S&T LOYOLA, ILL. (LOY leads 1-0) ILLINOIS STATE (Tied 2-2) 1924 LOY 0-6 @Chicago EASTERN ILLINOIS (EIU leads 2-0) 1943 S&T 19-6 @Normal 1974 EIU 0-17 @Charleston 1950 S&T 7-6* @Bloomington MARION SIMS (Tied 1-1) 1975 EIU 14-24 Rolla 1988 ISU 0-20 @Normal 1900 MS 6-11 Rolla 1990 ISU 0-46 @Normal 1901 S&T 5-0 @St. Louis EASTERN NEW MEXICO (ENMU leads 1-0) *Corn Bowl at Bloomington, Ill. 1971 ENMU 7-37 @Portales MARIONVILLE (S&T leads 1-0) ILLINOIS WESLEYAN (S&T leads 1-0) 1917 S&T 65-7 Rolla EMPORIA STATE (ESU leads 11-4) 1943 S&T 8-0 @Bloomington 1957 S&T 27-14 Rolla McKENDREE (S&T leads 8-1) 1991 S&T 27-21 Rolla IOWA WESLEYAN (S&T leads 2-1) 1924 S&T 27-0 Rolla 1992 ESU 6-35 @Emporia 1991 IWC 17-21 @Mount Pleasant 1925 S&T 40-6 Rolla 1993 ESU 0-17 Rolla 1992 S&T 27-26 @Mount Pleasant 1926 S&T 41-13 Rolla 1994 S&T 15-14 @Emporia 1993 S&T 32-0 Rolla 1928 S&T 19-0 Rolla 1995 ESU 14-45 Rolla 1929 S&T 73-0 Rolla 1996 ESU 20-52 @Emporia JEFFERSON BARRACKS (Tied 0-0-1) 1933 S&T 7-6 Rolla 1997 ESU 20-77 Rolla 1941 Tie 6-6 Rolla 1934 McK 6-20 Rolla 1998 ESU 14-34 @Emporia 1935 S&T 16-0 Rolla 1999 ESU 6-48 Rolla KANSAS CITY (S&T leads 1-0) 1936 S&T 27-0 Rolla 2000 ESU 7-49 @Emporia 1923 S&T 109-0 Rolla 2001 ESU 19-31 @Emporia McKINLEY HS (S&T leads 1-0) 2002 ESU 7-40 Rolla 1907 S&T 24-0 Rolla 2003 ESU 27-44 Rolla KANSAS SCHOOL OF MINES (S&T leads 1-0) 1914 S&T 87-0 Rolla 2004 S&T 29-19 @Emporia MEMPHIS (Tied 1-1) KANSAS STATE (KSU leads 1-0) 1947 UM 0-13 @Memphis EVANGEL (S&T leads 10-1) 1910 KSU 3-23 @Manhattan 1948 S&T 6-0 Rolla 1978 S&T 37-0 Rolla 1979 S&T 37-0 @Springfi eld MICHIGAN TECH (Tied 1-1) 1980 S&T 40-20 @Springfi eld KENTUCKY WESLEYAN (S&T leads 5-0) 2000 S&T 35-28 Rolla 1991 S&T 24-21 Rolla 1981 S&T 14-3 Rolla 2001 S&T 30-10 @Owensboro 1994 MTU 6-20 @Houghton MINER FOOTBALL 2009 1982 S&T 32-22 Rolla 2006 S&T 62-6 Rolla 1983 S&T 35-6 @Springfi eld 2007 S&T 49-21 @Owensboro 1984 EU 7-18 Rolla MILLIKIN (MU leads 1-0-2) 2008 S&T 58-7 Rolla 1985 S&T 28-19 @Springfi eld 1916 Tie 7-7 Rolla 1986 S&T 40-28 @Springfi eld 1920 MU 0-7 Rolla 1987 S&T 29-14 Rolla KIRKSVILLE OSTEOPATHS (S&T leads 8-3-1) 1921 Tie 6-6 Rolla 2008 S&T 41-7 Rolla 1900 KO 0-5 @Kirksville 1901 KO 0-38 @Kirksville MISSOURI (MU leads 10-1-1) EVANSVILLE (S&T leads 5-0) 1909 S&T 27-0 @Kirksville 1900 MU 2-12 Rolla 1914 S&T 150-0 Rolla 1926 S&T 32-9 Rolla 1903 MU 0-40 @Columbia 1915 S&T 36-6 Rolla 1981 S&T 13-3 Rolla 1905 MU 0-28 @Columbia 1916 KO 0-21 Rolla 1982 S&T 14-10 @Evansville 1906 MU 0-26 @Columbia 1919 S&T 20-6 Rolla 1983 S&T 37-21 Rolla 1908 MU 0-16 @Columbia 1923 S&T 34-7 Rolla 1984 S&T 50-0 @Evansville 1909 MU 0-13 @Columbia 1925 S&T 21-0 Rolla 1910 Tie 0-0 @Columbia 1926 S&T 14-6 Rolla 1911 MU 0-29 @Columbia FORT LEONARD WOOD (S&T leads 1-0) 1927 Tie 13-13 Rolla 1912 MU 0-13 @Columbia 1942 S&T 53-0 Rolla 1928 S&T 18-0 Rolla 1913 MU 13-44 @Columbia 1914 S&T 9-0 @Columbia GEORGETOWN, KY. (S&T leads 1-0) LINCOLN (S&T leads 18-9) 1925 MU 0-32 @Columbia 1994 S&T 17-7 @Georgetown 1958 LU 0-46 @Jefferson City 1959 LU 14-30 Rolla MISSOURI “B” (S&T leads 2-1) GRAND VALLEY STATE (Tied 1-1) 1963 LU 6-24 Rolla 1931 S&T 26-0 Rolla 1985 S&T 17-15 @Allendale 1964 LU 0-73 @Jefferson City 1943 S&T 18-0 Rolla 1986 GVSU 20-30 Rolla 1970 S&T 14-7 Rolla 1945 MUB 0-25 Rolla 1971 LU 0-18 @Jefferson City HARDING (HU leads 3-1) 1972 LU 0-40 Rolla MISSOURI SOUTHERN (MSSU leads 18-2) 1966 HU 13-31 @Searcy 1973 S&T 26-25 @Jefferson City 1972 MSSU 7-39 @Joplin 1967 S&T 25-14 Rolla 1974 S&T 14-13 Rolla 1973 S&T 16-0 Rolla 1988 HU 16-21 @Searcy 1975 LU 26-28 @Jefferson City 1975 MSSU 6-26 @Joplin 2002 HU 15-23 @Searcy 1976 S&T 34-15 Rolla 1977 MSSU 9-43 Rolla 1977 S&T 14-0 @Jefferson City 1989 MSSU 21-24 @Joplin HASKELL (HAS leads 1-1-0) 1978 S&T 32-13 Rolla 1990 MSSU 7-14 Rolla 1909 HAS 10-14 Rolla 1979 S&T 24-7 @Jefferson City 1991 MSSU 6-42 @Joplin 1911 Tie 0-0 Rolla 1980 S&T 18-0 Rolla 1992 MSSU 13-33 Rolla 1981 S&T 14-12 @Jefferson City 1993 MSSU 33-47 @Joplin HENDERSON STATE (HSU leads 2-0) 1982 S&T 23-7 Rolla 1994 S&T 21-17 Rolla 1973 HSU 3-14 Rolla 1983 LU 17-21 @Jefferson City 1995 MSSU 17-56 @Joplin 1974 HSU 10-38 @Arkadelphia 1984 S&T 27-3 Rolla 1996 MSSU 21-25 Rolla 1985 S&T 34-3 @Jefferson City 1997 MSSU 3-35 @Joplin HILLSDALE (HC leads 1-0) 1986 S&T 53-6 Rolla 1998 MSSU 19-33 Rolla 1987 S&T 49-0 @Jefferson City 1968 HC 16-24 Rolla 1999 MSSU 0-37 @Joplin 1988 S&T 27-0 Rolla 2000 MSSU 7-20 Rolla 1989 LU 14-21 @Jeff. City 2001 MSSU 14-42 @Joplin ILLINOIS (ILL leads 1-0) 2006 S&T 49-7 @Jeff. City 1915 ILL 7-75 @Champaign 2002 MSSU 25-49 Rolla 75 2007 S&T 48-10 Rolla 2003 MSSU 35-49 @Joplin 2008 S&T 68-0 @Jeff. City 2004 MSSU 21-51 Rolla ALL-TIME VS. OPPONENTS

MISSOURI STATE (S&T leads 31-27-3) 1984 S&T 24-10 @Marshall 1950 S&T 14-0 Rolla 1904 S&T 41-0 @Springfi eld 1985 S&T 35-6 Rolla 1951 S&T 30-14 @Maryville 1905 S&T 28-0 Rolla 1986 S&T 42-13 @Marshall 1952 S&T 21-6 Rolla 1910 S&T 24-0 Rolla 1987 MVC 10-13 Rolla 1953 NW 7-12 @Maryville 1911 S&T 34-0 Rolla 1995 MVC 0-3 @Marshall 1954 S&T 19-13 Rolla 1912 S&T 64-0 Rolla 1996 S&T 20-7 Rolla 1955 NW 6-11 @Maryville 1915 S&T 51-20 Rolla 1997 MVC 10-14 @Marshall 1956 S&T 27-7 Rolla 1919 S&T 32-0 Rolla 1998 MVC 14-19 Rolla 1957 S&T 37-19 @Maryville 1920 S&T 33-15 @Springfi eld 1999 MVC 20-28 Rolla 1958 S&T 20-7 Rolla 1921 S&T 69-6 Rolla 2000 S&T 22-20 @Marshall 1959 NW 6-7 @Maryville 1924 MSU 10-13 @Springfi eld 1960 NW 22-53 Rolla 1925 S&T 13-7 Rolla MISSOURI WESLEYAN (MWC leads 3-0) 1961 S&T 20-13 @Maryville 1926 S&T 21-0 @Springfi eld 1921 MWC 7-13 Rolla 1962 S&T 26-12 Rolla 1932 S&T 34-7 @Springfi eld 1922 MWC 3-14 @Cameron 1963 NW 14-22 @Maryville 1933 S&T 40-6 Rolla 1924 MWC 6-10 Rolla 1964 NW 19-41 Rolla 1934 S&T 49-0 Rolla 1965 NW 12-40 @Maryville 1935 MSU 2-7 Rolla MISSOURI WESTERN (MWSU leads 18-7-1) 1966 NW 13-36 Rolla 1936 Tie 13-13 @Springfi eld 1974 S&T 15-7 @St. Joseph 1967 NW 19-36 @Maryville 1937 S&T 35-0 Rolla 1975 Tie 14-14 Rolla 1968 S&T 7-6 Rolla 1938 MSU 7-19 @Springfi eld 1976 S&T 7-6 @St. Joseph 1969 S&T 20-8 @Maryville 1939 MSU 6-20 Rolla 1977 MWSU 14-21 Rolla 1970 S&T 54-21 @Maryville 1940 MSU 7-27 @Springfi eld 1983 MWSU 28-35 @St. Joseph 1971 S&T 21-19 Rolla 1941 S&T 3-0 Rolla 1984 S&T 17-11 Rolla 1972 NW 21-46 @Maryville 1942 S&T 13-0 @Springfi eld 1985 MWSU 15-24 @St. Joseph 1973 NW 21-31 Rolla 1945 MSU 13-20 Rolla 1986 S&T 38-22 Rolla 1974 NW 7-41 @Maryville 1945 MSU 7-19 @Springfi eld 1987 S&T 19-7 @St. Joseph 1975 NW 7-28 Rolla 1946 S&T 12-0 Rolla 1988 MWSU 6-24 Rolla 1976 NW 14-28 @Maryville 1947 MSU 7-14 @Springfi eld 1989 MWSU 14-27 @St. Joseph 1977 S&T 27-6 Rolla 1948 MSU 0-18 Rolla 1990 MWSU 21-24 Rolla 1978 S&T 32-22 @Maryville 1949 S&T 33-7 @Springfi eld 1991 MWSU 14-26 Rolla 1979 NW 3-26 Rolla 1950 S&T 35-34 Rolla 1992 MWSU 21-28 @St. Joseph 1980 S&T 41-3 @Maryville 1951 MSU 7-13 @Springfi eld 1993 MWSU 24-42 Rolla 1981 S&T 24-3 Rolla 1952 S&T 25-20 Rolla 1994 MWSU 10-30 @St. Joseph 1982 S&T 24-21 @Maryville 1953 MSU 6-19 @Springfi eld 1995 S&T 25-21 Rolla 1983 S&T 35-21 Rolla 1954 S&T 18-12 Rolla 1996 MWSU 7-27 @St. Joseph 1984 NW 9-14 @Maryville 1955 S&T 13-7 @Springfi eld 1997 S&T 17-0 Rolla 1985 S&T 44-6 Rolla 1956 MSU 7-9 Rolla 1998 MWSU 0-39 @St. Joseph 1986 S&T 13-3 @Maryville 1957 S&T 3-0 @Springfi eld 1999 MWSU 10-56 Rolla 1987 S&T 31-14 Rolla 1958 S&T 36-19 @Springfi eld 2000 MWSU 0-63 @St. Joseph 1988 NW 7-17 @Maryville 1959 S&T 32-8 Rolla 2001 MWSU 14-34 @St. Joseph 1989 NW 3-7 @Maryville 1960 MSU 7-20 @Springfi eld 2002 MWSU 9-29 Rolla 1990 NW 13-21 Rolla 1961 S&T 13-6 Rolla 2003 MWSU 20-32 Rolla 1991 NW 20-21 Rolla 1962 MSU 3-28 @Springfi eld 2004 MWSU 14-49 @St. Joseph 1992 NW 14-29 @Maryville 1963 MSU 0-42 Rolla 1993 NW 20-27 Rolla 1964 MSU 13-49 @Springfi eld MOREHEAD STATE (Tied 1-1) 1994 S&T 20-15 @Maryville 1995 NW 14-48 Rolla 1965 MSU 0-14 Rolla 2005 MSU 55-56 Rolla 1996 NW 21-56 @Maryville 1966 MSU 10-39 @Springfi eld 2006 S&T 49-37 @Morehead 1967 MSU 9-21 Rolla 1997 NW 3-38 Rolla 1998 NW 6-49 @Maryville 1968 MSU 9-14 @Springfi eld MURRAY STATE (MSU leads 3-0) 1969 S&T 45-12 Rolla 1999 NW 3-34 Rolla 1950 MSU 0-21 Rolla 1970 Tie 14-14 Rolla 2000 NW 7-70 @Maryville 1951 MSU 7-31 @Murray 1971 Tie 20-20 @Springfi eld 2001 NW 0-49 Rolla 1992 MSU 0-36 @Murray 1972 MSU 0-3 Rolla 2002 NW 9-34 @Maryville 1973 MSU 32-49 @Springfi eld 2003 NW 22-60 Rolla 1974 S&T 35-31 Rolla NORTHEASTERN OKLA. A&M (S&T leads 1-0) 2004 NW 3-65 @Maryville 1975 S&T 20-7 @Springfi eld 1923 S&T 53-6 Rolla 1976 MSU 9-10 Rolla OKLAHOMA (OU leads 1-0) 1977 MSU 17-26 @Springfi eld NORTHEASTERN STATE (Tied 2-2) 1903 OU 6-12 @Norman 1978 MSU 13-37 Rolla 1929 S&T 27-0 @Tahlequah 1979 MSU 3-27 @Springfi eld 1932 S&T 32-0 Rolla OKLAHOMA CITY (OCU leads 3-0) 1957 NSU 13-33 @Tahlequah 1980 S&T 27-16 Rolla 1935 OCU 6-27 @Okla. City 1958 NSU 3-20 Rolla 2007 MSU 17-62 @Springfi eld 1937 OCU 7-19 @Okla. City 1946 OCU 6-74 @Okla. City MISSOURI VALLEY (S&T leads 15-11-1) NORTHWEST MO. STATE (NW leads 38-33-1) 1930 S&T 38-7 Rolla 1929 S&T 33-6 Rolla 1931 NW 0-6 @Maryville OKLAHOMA STATE (Tied 2-2) 1966 S&T 29-7 Rolla 1912 S&T 13-7 Rolla 1932 S&T 14-7 Rolla 1967 S&T 34-13 @Marshall 1913 S&T 14-0 @Muskogee 1933 S&T 33-6 Rolla 1968 S&T 20-7 @Marshall 1924 OSU 0-23 @Stillwater 1934 S&T 33-14 Rolla 1969 S&T 33-14 Rolla 1931 OSU 0-6 @Stillwater 1970 S&T 21-7 @Marshall 1935 NW 2-7 Rolla 1971 MVC 21-27 Rolla 1936 Tie 0-0 @Maryville 1974 MVC 14-28 @Marshall 1937 S&T 7-0 Rolla OTTAWA (S&T leads 1-0) 1933 S&T 13-0 Rolla MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL 1975 MVC 14-28 Rolla 1938 NW 0-21 @Maryville 1976 MVC 30-42 @Marshall 1939 NW 0-17 Rolla 1977 S&T 33-13 Rolla 1940 S&T 25-0 @Maryville PERU STATE (S&T leads 1-0) 1978 MVC 6-14 @Marshall 1941 NW 7-20 Rolla 2005 S&T 34-0 Rolla 1979 Tie 8-8 Rolla 1942 NW 13-22 @Maryville 1980 S&T 23-16 @Marshall 1946 S&T 25-0 @Maryville PIERCE CITY BAPTIST (S&T leads 2-0) 1981 MVC 10-31 Rolla 1947 S&T 12-6 @Maryville 1901 S&T 6-5 Rolla 76 1982 S&T 10-6 @Marshall 1948 S&T 24-6 Rolla 1902 S&T 5-0 @Pierce City 1983 S&T 17-7 Rolla 1949 S&T 41-13 @Maryville ALL-TIME VS. OPPONENTS

PITTSBURG STATE (PSU leads 40-15-4) SAINT JOSEPH’S (SJC leads 3-1) 1938 S&T 35-0 Rolla 1914 S&T 104-0 Rolla 2005 SJC 23-28 @Rensselaer 1939 S&T 12-6 @Cape Girardeau 1915 S&T 41-0 Rolla 2006 SJC 24-38 Rolla 1940 Tie 7-7 Rolla 1931 S&T 19-7 @Pittsburg 2007 SJC 17-35 @Rensselaer 1941 S&T 20-0 @Cape Girardeau 1932 PSU 0-13 Rolla 2008 S&T 38-29 Rolla 1942 SEMO 6-7 Rolla 1934 PSU 6-18 @Pittsburg 1943 S&T 25-0 @Cape Girardeau 1943 PSU 14-34 Rolla SAINT LOUIS (SLU leads 27-5-2) 1946 SEMO 6-27 @Cape Girardeau 1946 Tie 0-0 Rolla 1900 S&T 22-11 @St. Louis 1947 S&T 47-19 Rolla 1949 PSU 7-27 @Pittsburg 1906 SLU 0-71 @St. Louis 1948 Tie 7-7 @Cape Girardeau 1950 S&T 26-7 @Pittsburg 1907 SLU 0-12 @St. Louis 1949 S&T 30-6 Rolla 1951 PSU 0-20 Rolla 1908 SLU 0-17 @St. Louis 1950 SEMO 6-7 @Cape Girardeau 1952 PSU 0-20 @Pittsburg 1909 S&T 3-0 @St. Louis 1951 S&T 19-6 Rolla 1953 PSU 6-25 Rolla 1910 SLU 0-3 @St. Louis 1952 SEMO 0-10 @Cape Girardeau 1954 PSU 14-35 @Pittsburg 1911 SLU 6-24 @St. Louis 1953 S&T 6-0 Rolla 1955 PSU 14-33 Rolla 1912 SLU 0-13 @St. Louis 1954 SEMO 7-33 @Cape Girardeau 1956 PSU 0-13 @Pittsburg 1913 S&T 62-0 @St. Louis 1955 SEMO 6-9 Rolla 1957 PSU 6-14 Rolla 1914 S&T 63-0 @St. Louis 1956 S&T 10-0 @Cape Girardeau 1958 S&T 22-21 @Pittsburg 1919 SLU 0-21 @St. Louis 1957 SEMO 0-32 Rolla 1959 S&T 20-7 Rolla 1920 SLU 0-27 @St. Louis 1958 SEMO 7-19 @Cape Girardeau 1960 PSU 6-52 @Pittsburg 1922 SLU 7-14 @St. Louis 1959 SEMO 7-30 Rolla 1961 PSU 0-20 Rolla 1924 SLU 14-26 @St. Louis 1960 SEMO 0-42 @Cape Girardeau 1962 PSU 6-28 @Pittsburg 1925 S&T 14-7 @St. Louis 1961 SEMO 7-27 Rolla 1963 PSU 6-35 Rolla 1926 SLU 7-9 @St. Louis 1962 SEMO 12-23 @Cape Girardeau 1964 PSU 9-24 @Pittsburg 1927 SLU 0-17 @St. Louis 1963 S&T 19-14 Rolla 1965 S&T 19-7 Rolla 1928 SLU 7-12 @St. Louis 1964 SEMO 7-49 @Cape Girardeau 1966 PSU 23-35 @Pittsburg 1930 Tie 33-33 @St. Louis 1965 SEMO 16-21 Rolla 1967 PSU 7-14 Rolla 1931 SLU 0-7 @St. Louis 1966 SEMO 13-49 @Cape Girardeau 1971 PSU 0-20 @Pittsburg 1933 SLU 0-26 @St. Louis 1967 SEMO 0-34 Rolla 1972 PSU 7-21 Rolla 1934 SLU 0-25 @St. Louis 1968 SEMO 13-31 @Cape Girardeau 1974 S&T 14-12 Rolla 1935 SLU 0-38 @St. Louis 1969 SEMO 24-32 Rolla 1975 Tie 20-20 @Pittsburg 1936 SLU 18-31 @St. Louis 1970 SEMO 21-35 Rolla 1976 Tie 7-7 Rolla 1937 SLU 6-32 @St. Louis 1971 SEMO 2-42 @Cape Girardeau 1977 S&T 16-14 @Pittsburg 1938 SLU 0-12 @St. Louis 1972 SEMO 0-31 Rolla 1978 S&T 38-21 Rolla 1939 SLU 0-13 @St. Louis 1973 SEMO 8-33 @Cape Girardeau

1979 S&T 24-10 @Pittsburg 1940 Tie 0-0 @St. Louis 1974 SEMO 21-29 Rolla MINER FOOTBALL 2009 1980 S&T 14-10 Rolla 1941 SLU 7-13 @St. Louis 1975 SEMO 0-17 @Cape Girardeau 1981 PSU 12-28 @Pittsburg 1942 SLU 7-14 @St. Louis 1976 SEMO 12-20 Rolla 1982 S&T 21-9 Rolla 1945 SLU 0-32 @St. Louis 1977 Tie 14-14 @Cape Girardeau 1983 S&T 17-14 @Pittsburg 1946 SLU 0-24 @St. Louis 1978 S&T 13-6 Rolla 1984 S&T 62-14 Rolla 1947 SLU 0-61 @St. Louis 1979 S&T 9-7 @Cape Girardeau 1985 PSU 13-14 @Pittsburg 1948 SLU 7-19 @St. Louis 1980 S&T 34-23 Rolla 1986 PSU 14-37 Rolla 1981 SEMO 14-17 @Cape Girardeau 1987 PSU 7-31 @Pittsburg ST. MARY OF THE PLAINS (S&T leads 2-0) 1982 S&T 12-0 Rolla 1988 PSU 0-31 Rolla 1962 S&T 13-0 @Dodge City 1983 S&T 24-14 @Cape Girardeau 1989 PSU 14-42 Rolla 1965 S&T 41-0 Rolla 1984 S&T 16-0 Rolla 1990 PSU 7-52 @Pittsburg 1985 S&T 20-3 @Cape Girardeau 1991 Tie 6-6 @Pittsburg ST. VIATOR (Tied 0-0-1) 1986 SEMO 12-30 Rolla 1992 PSU 3-45 Rolla 1932 Tie 0-0 Rolla 1987 SEMO 0-16 @Cape Girardeau 1993 PSU 3-28 @Pittsburg 1988 SEMO 6-38 @St. Louis 1994 PSU 0-34 Rolla SHURTLEFF (S&T leads 5-0-2) 1989 SEMO 7-27 Rolla 1995 PSU 10-60 @Pittsburg 1990 SEMO 17-28 @Cape Girardeau 1901 S&T 57-0 Rolla 1996 PSU 0-45 Rolla 2006 SEMO 23-44 @Cape Girardeau 1904 S&T 23-0 Rolla 1997 PSU 7-42 @Pittsburg 1905 Tie 0-0 Rolla 1998 PSU 3-41 Rolla 1925 Tie 6-6 Rolla SOUTHERN ILLINOIS (SIU leads 3-2) 1999 PSU 0-62 @Pittsburg 1927 S&T 7-0 Rolla 1937 S&T 27-0 Rolla 2000 PSU 10-52 Rolla 1948 S&T 22-13 Rolla 1953 S&T 28-7 @Carbondale 2001 PSU 3-31 Rolla 1949 S&T 56-0 Rolla 1954 SIU 7-27 Rolla 2002 PSU 14-48 @Pittsburg 1960 SIU 14-34 @Carbondale 2003 PSU 6-59 @Pittsburg 1961 SIU 0-44 Rolla 2004 PSU 27-91 Rolla SMITH ACADEMY (S&T leads 2-0) 1901 S&T 10-0 Rolla QUINCY (S&T leads 3-2) 1907 S&T 12-0 Rolla SOUTHERN METHODIST (SMU leads 1-0) 1996 S&T 41-0 Rolla 1923 SMU 0-35 @Dallas 1997 S&T 40-0 @Quincy SOUTH DAKOTA (USD leads 2-0) 1998 QU 17-23 Rolla 1902 USD 0-23 @Vermillion SOUTHERN NAZARENE (Tied 1-1) 1999 QU 16-23 @Quincy 2008 USD 3-34 @Vermillion 2006 S&T 17-14 Rolla 2001 S&T 45-12 Rolla 2007 SNU 21-35 @Bethany SOUTH DAKOTA STATE (SDSU leads 2-0) RHODES (Tied 1-1) 1972 SDSU 0-49 @Brookings 2005 SDSU 28-64 @Brookings SOUTHWEST BAPTIST (SBU leads 14-6-1) 1955 RHO 21-46 @Memphis 1986 SBU 10-13 Rolla 1956 S&T 33-7 Rolla SOUTHEAST MO. ST. (SEMO leads 36-22-3) 1987 S&T 35-10 @Bolivar 1988 S&T 31-20 Rolla 1906 SEMO 6-16 @Cape Gir. ROSE-HULMAN (Tied 2-2) 1989 SBU 14-24 Rolla 1907 S&T 37-5 Rolla 1917 RHI 0-20 @Terre Haute 1990 SBU 7-45 @Bolivar 1912 S&T 46-0 Rolla 1918 S&T 13-6 Rolla 1991 SBU 21-26 Rolla 1913 S&T 51-0 Rolla 1921 RHI 3-7 Rolla 1992 SBU 7-17 @Bolivar 1920 S&T 28-0 Rolla 1924 S&T 23-3 Rolla 1993 S&T 44-8 Rolla 1921 S&T 24-0 @Cape Gir. 1994 Tie 26-26 @Bolivar 1935 SEMO 0-19 @Cape Gir. 1936 SEMO 16-19 Rolla 1995 SBU 7-12 Rolla 77 1937 SEMO 6-16 @Cape Gir. 1996 S&T 14-7 @Bolivar ALL-TIME VS. OPPONENTS

SOUTHWEST BAPTIST (cont.) 1977 S&T 21-19 Rolla 1920 WU 0-21 @St. Louis 1997 S&T 19-0 Rolla 1978 TSU 7-8 @Kirksville 1921 WU 0-10 @St. Louis 1998 SBU 7-21 @Bolivar 1979 TSU 2-3 Rolla 1922 WU 6-14 @St. Louis 1999 SBU 7-14 Rolla 1980 S&T 20-14 @Kirksville 1923 WU 0-7 @St. Louis 2000 SBU 32-35 (OT) @Bolivar 1981 S&T 17-16 Rolla 1924 WU 0-13 @St. Louis 2001 SBU 3-17 Rolla 1982 TSU 7-28 @Kirksville 1925 WU 0-7 @St. Louis 2002 SBU 7-17 @Bolivar 1983 S&T 14-9 Rolla 1926 WU 2-25 @St. Louis 2003 SBU 27-43 Rolla 1984 TSU 20-31 @Kirksville 1927 WU 0-13 @St. Louis 2004 SBU 14-52 @Bolivar 1985 TSU 20-21 Rolla 1928 WU 0-9 @St. Louis 2005 SBU 38-40 Rolla 1986 TSU 21-31 @Kirksville 1939 WU 0-12 @St. Louis 2008 S&T 63-23 Rolla 1987 TSU 6-11 Rolla 1940 WU 0-12 @St. Louis 1988 TSU 12-13 @Kirksville 1941 WU 7-28 @St. Louis SOUTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA STATE (Tied 1-1) 1989 TSU 17-19 Rolla 1942 WU 6-19 @St. Louis 2005 S&T 20-9 Rolla 1990 TSU 17-24 @Kirksville 1948 WU 7-19 @St. Louis 2006 SW 29-31 @Weatherford 1991 TSU 16-17 @Kirksville 1949 WU 13-28 @St. Louis 1992 TSU 14-36 Rolla 1950 S&T 34-19 @St. Louis TENNESSEE-MARTIN (UTM leads 5-0) 1993 TSU 13-21 @Kirksville 1951 WU 8-21 @St. Louis 1952 WU 6-27 @St. Louis 1960 UTM 12-20 Rolla 1994 TSU 7-38 Rolla 1953 WU 7-26 @St. Louis 1961 UTM 22-50 @Martin 1995 TSU 3-63 @Kirksville 1954 WU 14-58 @St. Louis 1962 UTM 18-26 Rolla 1996 TSU 14-30 Rolla 1955 S&T 20-13 @St. Louis 1963 UTM 7-32 @Martin 1997 TSU 7-56 @Kirksville 1956 WU 13-14 @St. Louis 1964 UTM 6-26 Rolla 1998 TSU 7-25 Rolla 1999 TSU 0-15 @Kirksville 1957 WU 7-14 @St. Louis 2000 TSU 0-49 Rolla 1958 WU 13-19 @St. Louis TENNESSEE MEDICAL COLLEGE (TMC leads 1-0) 2001 TSU 0-61 @Kirksville 1959 S&T 27-15 @St. Louis 1922 TMC 6-54 @Knoxville 2002 TSU 28-57 Rolla 1960 WU 12-34 @St. Louis 2003 TSU 28-35 @Kirksville 1961 S&T 19-0 @St. Louis TEXAS A&M (TAMU leads 2-0) 2004 TSU 33-47 Rolla 1962 WU 20-33 @St. Louis 1915 TAMU 3-33 @College Station 2007 TSU 31-38 Rolla 1963 WU 7-15 @St. Louis 1916 TAMU 0-77 @College Station 2008 S&T 39-38 (2OT) @elKklrvsi 1964 WU 7-27 @St. Louis 1965 WU 6-19 @St. Louis TIFFIN (TU leads 2-0) TULSA (TU leads 4-0) 1968 WU 18-20 @St. Louis 2006 TU 32-58 @Tiffi n 1916 TU 0-117 @Tulsa 1969 S&T 40-0 @St. Louis 2007 TU 30-73 @Tiffi n 1920 TU 0-45 @Tulsa 1970 S&T 20-14 Rolla 1930 TU 0-18 @Tulsa 1976 WU 20-21 @St. Louis TRUMAN STATE (TSU leads 49-22-4) 1932 TU 0-26 @Tulsa 1977 S&T 49-10 Rolla 1909 S&T 21-0 @Kirksville 1929 S&T 13-12 @Kirksville UPPER IOWA (S&T leads 2-0) WAYNE STATE, NEB. (S&T leads 2-1-1) 1930 S&T 19-7 Rolla 2004 S&T 42-7 Rolla 1973 Tie 14-14 @Wayne 1932 TSU 7-12 @Kirksville 2005 S&T 26-18 @Fayette 1976 S&T 17-0 Rolla 1933 TSU 0-18 Rolla 2004 S&T 22-21 Rolla 1934 TSU 0-19 Rolla VANDERBILT (VU leads 1-0) 2005 WSC 9-14 @Wayne 1935 TSU 6-13 Rolla 1904 VU 4-29 @Nashville 1936 TSU 12-13 @Kirksville WEST END ATHLETIC CLUB (S&T leads 1-0) 1937 Tie 6-6 Rolla 1902 S&T 6-0 Rolla 1938 S&T 6-2 @Kirksville VERONA ATHLETIC CLUB (S&T leads 1-0) 1939 S&T 13-6 Rolla 1913 S&T 74-6 Rolla WESTMINSTER (S&T leads 5-2) 1940 S&T 7-0 @Kirksville 1917 S&T 26-18 Rolla 1941 S&T 20-0 Rolla WASHBURN (WU leads 11-5) 1919 S&T 54-0 @Fulton 1945 TSU 0-6 Rolla 1989 S&T 20-7 @Topeka 1922 S&T 10-0 Rolla 1946 Tie 13-13 Rolla 1990 WU 7-13 Rolla 1927 WC 7-14 Rolla 1947 S&T 25-6 @Kirksville 1991 S&T 28-13 @Topeka 1928 S&T 13-7 @Fulton 1948 Tie 14-14 Rolla 1992 S&T 26-21 Rolla 1929 WC 0-12 Rolla 1949 S&T 20-6 @Kirksville 1993 S&T 38-14 @Topeka 1930 S&T 13-0 @Fulton 1950 S&T 47-7 Rolla 1994 S&T 19-0 Rolla 1951 TSU 7-21 @Kirksville 1995 WU 10-21 @Topeka 1952 TSU 19-52 Rolla 1996 WU 0-45 Rolla WICHITA STATE (WSU leads 1-0) 1953 TSU 20-28 @Kirksville 1997 WU 13-27 @Topeka 1982 WSU 14-51 @Wichita 1954 TSU 6-32 Rolla 1998 WU 7-24 Rolla 1955 S&T 19-14 @Kirksville 1999 WU 18-53 @Topeka WILLIAM JEWELL (WJC leads 2-1-1) 1956 S&T 33-6 Rolla 2000 WU 14-34 Rolla 1911 Tie 2-2 Rolla 1957 TSU 0-12 @Kirksville 2001 WU 14-42 @Topeka 1952 WJC 19-47 @Liberty 1958 S&T 27-20 Rolla 2002 WU 0-49 Rolla 1966 S&T 16-13 @Liberty 1959 TSU 7-20 @Kirksville 2003 WU 24-49 @Topeka 1967 WJC 14-28 Rolla 1960 TSU 14-54 Rolla 2004 WU 17-42 Rolla 1961 TSU 7-20 @Kirksville WILLIAM PENN (S&T leads 4-0) 1962 TSU 0-40 Rolla WASHINGTON UNIV. (WU leads 40-11-1) 1978 S&T 20-0 Rolla 1963 TSU 0-41 @Kirksville 1895 WU 8-16 @St. Louis 1979 S&T 43-0 @Oskaloosa 1964 TSU 12-35 Rolla 1898 WU 0-32 @St. Louis 1980 S&T 27-0 Rolla 1965 TSU 0-14 @Kirksville 1900 S&T 11-5 @St. Louis 1981 S&T 31-13 @Oskaloosa 1966 S&T 16-0 Rolla 1901 WU 6-16 @St. Louis 1967 TSU 7-13 Rolla 1903 Tie 0-0 @St. Louis WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE (Tied 2-2) 1968 S&T 19-13 Rolla 1905 WU 6-23 @St. Louis

MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL 1968 S&T 10-6 @Milwaukee 1969 TSU 14-21 @Kirksville 1907 S&T 11-8 @St. Louis 1971 S&T 7-6 @Milwaukee 1970 TSU 19-35 @Kirksville 1912 WU 6-13 @St. Louis 1972 UWM 7-20 Rolla 1971 TSU 13-44 Rolla 1913 S&T 19-3 @St. Louis 1973 UWM 7-45 @Milwaukee 1972 S&T 28-21 @Kirksville 1914 S&T 19-0 @St. Louis 1973 Tie 7-7 Rolla 1916 WU 6-7 @St. Louis WISCONSIN-STOUT (S&T leads 2-0) 1974 S&T 20-7 @Kirksville 1917 WU 2-21 @St. Louis 2007 S&T 28-10 Rolla 78 1975 TSU 6-26 Rolla 1918 WU 0-26 @St. Louis 2008 S&T 31-24 @Menonomie 1976 TSU 0-24 @Kirksville 1919 WU 0-29 @St. Louis 2009 OPPONENTS

Game 1: Thursday, Sept. 3, 2009 at Warrensburg, Mo. UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Warrensburg, Mo. Founded: 1871 Enrollment: 11,000 Nickname: Mules School Colors: Cardinal and black Conference: Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Assoc. Affi liation: NCAA Division II Home Facility: Audrey J. Walton Stadium Capacity (Surface): 12,000 (Sprinturf) President: Dr. Aaron Podelefsky Head Coach Cornerback Athletics Director: Jerry Hughes Willie Fritz Randy Shepherd

TEAM INFORMATION 2009 SCHEDULE 2008 Records: 7-4, 5-4 MIAA (tie-4th) Aug. 27 Southwest Baptist ...... 7 p.m. Postseason: 0-0 Sept. 3 Missouri S&T...... 7 p.m. Starters Returning: 12 (5 off., 5 def., 2 specialty) Sept. 12 @Emporia State ...... 1 p.m. Lettermen Returning: 42 Sept. 19 Pittsburg State ...... 1:30 p.m. Key Returners (Offense): TE DeMarco Crosby, QB Eric Sept. 26 @Washburn ...... 1 p.m. Czerniewski, FB Brent Boehringer, WR/KR Bobby Guillory Oct. 3 Truman State ...... 1:30 p.m. Key Returners (Defense): CB Randy Shepherd, Oct. 10 Fort Hays State...... 1:30 p.m. CB Kor’Ree Manson, DE Layne Kreter, LB Cody Scribner Oct. 17 @Missouri Western ...... 1:30 p.m. Oct. 24 @Nebraska-Omaha ...... 1 p.m. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 COACHING STAFF Oct. 31 Missouri Southern...... 1:30 p.m. Nov. 7 @Northwest Missouri State ...... 1 p.m. Head Coach: Willie Fritz Alma Mater: Pittsburg State, 1983 2008 RESULTS Record at UCM: 89-44 (12 years) Aug. 28 Minnesota State ...... W, 29-9 Overall Record: Same Sept. 4 Arkansas Tech ...... W, 49-13 Offi ce Phone: (660) 543-8297 Sept. 13 @Truman State...... W, 31-28 Assistant Coaches: Scott Grinde (OL), Charlie Stubbs Sept. 20 Washburn ...... W, 43-34 (OC/QB), Jeff Conway (WR), Gregg Nesbitt (co-DC/LB), Sept. 27 @Pittsburg State ...... L, 28-49 Chuck Clemens (co-DC/DL) Oct. 4 Emporia State ...... W, 42-14 Oct. 11 Northwest Missouri State ...... L, 13-20 SPORTS INFORMATION Oct. 18 @Missouri Southern ...... W, 47-14 Football Contact: Rob McCutcheon Oct. 25 Nebraska-Omaha ...... L, 33-38 Offi ce: (660) 543-4312 Nov. 1 Missouri Western ...... L, 41-42 Cell: (660) 441-1845 Nov. 8 @Fort Hays State ...... W, 24-21 Email: [email protected] Fax: (660) 543-8034 Press Box: (660) 543-8198 RETURNING STAT LEADERS Web: www.ucmo.edu/athletics Rushing Att Yards Avg. TD Bobby Guillory 37 221 6.0 2 SERIES INFORMATION Passing Comp Att Int Yards TD Overall: UCM leads 36-35-3 Eric Czerniewski 205 349 6 2938 27 Current win streak: Missouri S&T, 1 Receiving No. Yards Avg. TD at Warrensburg: UCM, 21-13-2 DeMarco Crosby 29 623 21.5 5 at Rolla: Missouri S&T, 22-15-1 Defense UT AT TT Int TFL Last Meeting: Oct. 9, 2004, S&T 42, UCM 38 Cody Scribner 12 36 48 0 4

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Game 2: Saturday, Sept. 12, 2009 at Rolla, Mo. (Hall of Fame Day) SAINT JOSEPH’S COLLEGE

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Rensselaer, Ind. Founded: 1889 Enrollment: 1,076 Nickname: Pumas School Colors: Cardinal and purple Conference: Independent Affi liation: NCAA Division II Home Facility: Alumni Stadium Capacity (Surface): 4,000 (Grass) President: Dr. Ernest R. Mills III Head Coach Running Back Athletics Director: Bill Massoels Lou Esposito Jashon Banks

TEAM INFORMATION 2008 Record: 5-5 2009 SCHEDULE Postseason: 0-0 Aug. 29 Hillsdale...... 12 p.m. Starters Returning: 19 (7 off., 10 def., 2 specialty) Sept. 5 Valparaiso ...... 12 p.m. Lettermen Returning: 41 Sept. 12 @Missouri S&T ...... 1 p.m. Key Returners (Offense): QB Mike Hladik, RB Jashon Banks, Sept. 19 Lake Erie ...... 12 p.m. WR Mack Ogletree, C Mitch Dean Sept. 26 Lincoln ...... 12 p.m. Key Returners (Defense): DB Ronnell Tibbs, SS DeShon Oct. 3 @Sam Houston State ...... 2 p.m. McClendon, LB Billy Perry, LB Darren Wagner Oct. 10 @Ohio Dominican ...... 12:30 p.m. Oct. 17 @Urbana ...... 12 p.m. COACHING STAFF Oct. 24 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... 12 p.m. Oct. 31 Southwest Baptist ...... 12 p.m. Head Coach: Lou Esposito Nov. 7 @Central State ...... 1:30 p.m. Alma Mater: Memphis, 2001 Record at SJC: 24-19 (4 years) 2008 RESULTS Overall Record: Same Aug. 30 @Hillsdale ...... L, 6-49 Offi ce Phone: (219) 866-6424 Sept. 6 Kentucky State ...... L, 27-31 Assistant Coaches: David Denham (DL), A.J. Ricker (OL), Sept. 13 @Virginia State...... W, 43-36 Chris Pazan (OC), Kurt Mattix (DC), Calvin Blackmon (WR) Sept. 20 @Lake Erie ...... W, 58-35 Sept. 27 @Lincoln ...... W, 31-10 SPORTS INFORMATION Oct. 4 @Missouri S&T ...... L, 29-38 Football Contact: Ken Badylak Oct. 18 Fairmont State ...... W, 38-14 Offi ce: (219) 866-6141 Oct. 25 @Kentucky Wesleyan ...... L, 36-39 Cell: (219) 863-2457 Nov. 1 @Southwest Baptist ...... L, 7-38 Email: [email protected] Nov. 8 Central State ...... W, 30-7 Fax: (219) 866-6280 Web: www.saintjoe.edu/athletics RETURNING STAT LEADERS SERIES INFORMATION Rushing Att Yards Avg. TD Overall: SJC leads 3-1 Jashon Banks 169 843 4.7 10 Current win streak: Missouri S&T, 1 Passing Comp Att Int Yards TD at Rensselaer: SJC, 2-0 Mike Hladik 140 241 7 1656 13 at Rolla: Tied, 1-1 Receiving No. Yards Avg. TD Last Meeting: Oct. 4, 2004, S&T 38, SJC 29 Jashon Banks 31 368 11.9 3 Defense UT AT TT Int TFL Ronnell Tibbs 48 16 64 5 2 MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL

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Game 3: Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009 at Rolla, Mo. UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-STEVENS POINT

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Stevens Point, Wis. Founded: 1894 Enrollment: 8,897 Nickname: Pointers School Colors: Purple and gold Conference: Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Affi liation: NCAA Division III Home Facility: Community Stadium at Goerke Park Capacity (Surface): 2,500 (Artifi cial) Chancellor (Interim): Mark A. Nook Head Coach Quarterback Athletics Director: Frank O’Brien John Miech Jared Beckwith

TEAM INFORMATION 2009 SCHEDULE 2008 Records: 9-2, 6-1 WIAC (tie-1st) Sept. 12 @Central (Iowa) ...... 1 p.m. Postseason: 0-1 Sept. 19 @Missouri S&T ...... 1 p.m. Starters Returning: 17 (10 off., 7 def., 0 specialty) Sept. 26 @Azuza Pacifi c ...... 6 p.m. Lettermen Returning: 71 Oct. 3 Wisconsin-Eau Claire ...... 1 p.m. Key Returners (Offense): QB Jared Beckwith, WR Jared Oct. 10 Wisconsin-Stout ...... 1 p.m. Jenkins, RB Mike Ferron, OL Tyler VandenWyngaard Oct. 17 @Wisconsin-Oshkosh ...... 1 p.m. Key Returners (Defense): CB Mike Krueger, FS Bryan Blum, Oct. 24 @Wisconsin-LaCrosse ...... 1 p.m. LB John Jones, DL Matt Lunder Oct. 31 Wisconsin-Whitewater ...... 1 p.m. Nov. 7 Wisconsin-River Falls...... 1 p.m. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 COACHING STAFF Nov. 14 @Wisconsin-Platteville ...... 1 p.m. Head Coach: John Miech 2008 RESULTS Alma Mater: Wisconsin-Stevens Point, 1975 Sept. 6 Webber International ...... W, 23-21 Record at UWSP: 129-70-2 (20 years) Sept. 13 Iowa Wesleyan ...... W, 45-7 Overall Record: Same Sept. 20 Azuza Pacifi c ...... W, 10-9 Offi ce Phone: (309) 457-2175 Oct. 4 @Wisconsin-River Falls ...... L, 30-36 Assistant Coaches: Keith Turner (OC), Tom Journell (DC), John Oct. 11 Wisconsin-Platteville ...... W, 3-0 Verdegan (OL) Oct. 18 @Wisconsin-Stout ...... W, 19-9 Oct. 25 @Wisconsin-Whitewater ...... W, 17-16 SPORTS INFORMATION Nov. 1 Wisconsin-Oshkosh ...... W, 34-33 (OT) Football Contact: Mitch Capelle Nov. 8 @Wisconsin-Eau Claire ...... W, 21-20 Offi ce: (715) 346-2840 Nov. 15 Wisconsin-LaCrosse ...... W, 21-7 Cell: (715) 340-3740 Nov. 22 Wartburg* ...... L, 21-26 Email: [email protected] *NCAA Division III playoffs Fax: (715) 346-3626 Web: athletics.uwsp.edu RETURNING STAT LEADERS Rushing Att Yards Avg. TD SERIES INFORMATION Mike Ferron 148 550 3.7 3 Overall: First meeting Passing Comp Att Int Yards TD Jared Beckwith 243 405 14 2461 16 Receiving No. Yards Avg. TD Jared Jenkins 83 912 11.0 8 Defense UT AT TT Int TFL Bryan Blum 50 29 79 6 2

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Game 4: Saturday, Sept. 26, 2009 at LaCrosse, Wis. UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-LaCROSSE

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: LaCrosse, Wis. Founded: 1909 Enrollment: 9,900 Nickname: Eagles School Colors: Maroon and gray Conference: Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Affi liation: NCAA Division III Home Facility: Roger Harring Stadium Capacity (Surface): 6,250 (Artifi cial) Chancellor: Dr. Joe Gow Head Coach Linebacker Athletics Director: Joe Baker Dr. Larry Terry Aaron Johnson

TEAM INFORMATION 2009 SCHEDULE 2008 Records: 3-7, 3-4 WIAC (tie-4th) Sept. 5 @East Texas Baptist ...... 11 a.m. Postseason: 0-0 Sept. 12 Azuza Pacifi c ...... 1 p.m. Starters Returning: 18 (8 off., 8 def., 2 specialty) Sept. 26 Missouri S&T...... 4 p.m. Lettermen Returning: 48 Oct. 3 Wisconsin-Oshkosh ...... 1 p.m. Key Returners (Offense): QB Nick Anker, TB Reid Oct. 10 @Wisconsin-Platteville ...... 2 p.m. Oldenburg, WR Kyle Steffen, C Andrew Gebel Oct. 17 @Wisconsin-River Falls ...... 1 p.m. Key Returners (Defense): DT Dale Skrzypchak, DE Donovan Oct. 24 Wisconsin-Stevens Point ...... 1 p.m. Winter, LB Aaron Johnson, CB Derek Dreher Oct. 31 Wisconsin-Stout ...... 1 p.m. Nov. 7 @Wisconsin-Eau Claire ...... 11:30 a.m. COACHING STAFF Nov. 14 Wisconsin-Whitewater ...... 1 p.m. Head Coach: Dr. Larry Terry 2008 RESULTS Alma Mater: Wisconsin-LaCrosse, 1977 Sept. 6 Hardin-Simmons...... L, 23-24 Record at UWL: 57-36 (9 years) Sept. 13 @North Dakota ...... L, 7-45 Overall Record: 82-65-1 (15 years) Sept. 20 @Azuza Pacifi c ...... L, 10-13 Offi ce Phone: (608) 785-8680 Oct. 4 @Wisconsin-Whitewater ...... L, 0-31 Assistant Coaches: Mike Anderson (OL), Frank Tierney (WR), Oct. 11 Wisconsin-Eau Claire ...... L, 21-35 Jeff Conway (DC/LB), Tim Ebner (RB), Larry Noll (CB), T.J. Oct. 18 Wisconsin-Platteville ...... W, 37-6 Mickschl (DL), Dempsey Miller (DE), Brian Wrobel (QB), Oct. 25 @Wisconsin-Oshkosh ...... W, 35-7 Barry Schockmel (ST) Nov. 1 @Wisconsin-Stout ...... L, 14-26 Nov. 8 Wisconsin-River Falls...... W, 49-19 SPORTS INFORMATION Nov. 15 @Wisconsin-Stevens Point ...... L, 7-21 Football Contact: David Johnson Offi ce: (608) 785-8493 Email: [email protected] RETURNING STAT LEADERS Fax: (608) 785-6539 Rushing Att Yards Avg. TD Press Box: (608) 785-8991 Reid Oldenburg 65 382 5.9 6 Web: www.uwlax.edu/athletics Passing Comp Att Int Yards TD Nick Anker 83 176 8 1123 7 SERIES INFORMATION Receiving No. Yards Avg. TD Overall: First meeting Travis Bordeau 34 491 14.4 2 Defense UT AT TT Int TFL Aaron Johnson 34 42 76 0 7 MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL

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Game 5: Saturday, Oct. 3, 2009 at Conway, Ark. UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ARKANSAS

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Conway, Ark. Founded: 1907 Enrollment: 12,959 Nickname: Bears School Colors: Purple and gray Conference: Southland Affi liation: NCAA Division I (FCS) Home Facility: First Security Field at Estes Stadium Capacity (Surface): 8,500 (Grass) President (Interim): Tom Courtway Head Coach Running Back Athletics Director: Dr. Brad Teague Clint Conque Brent Grimes 2009 SCHEDULE TEAM INFORMATION Sept. 4 @Hawaii ...... 12 a.m. 2008 Records: 10-2, 6-1 SLC (1st) Sept. 19 @Western Kentucky...... 6 p.m. Postseason: 0-0 Sept. 26 Glenville State ...... 6 p.m. Starters Returning: 18 (7 off., 9 def., 2 specialty) Oct. 3 Missouri S&T...... 6 p.m. Lettermen Returning: 47 Oct. 10 @Northwestern State ...... TBA Key Returners (Offense): RB Brent Grimes, WR Willie Oct. 17 Stephen F. Austin ...... 6 p.m. Landers, C Anthony Gambles, T Lane Freiwald Oct. 24 Nicholls State ...... 6 p.m. Key Returners (Defense): DE Larry Hart, DT Taylor Scott, Oct. 31 @Southeastern Louisiana ...... 2 p.m. S Pieri Feazell, S Derrick Boyd Nov. 7 Texas State ...... 6 p.m. Nov. 14 @Sam Houston State ...... TBA MINER FOOTBALL 2009 COACHING STAFF Nov. 21 @McNeese State ...... 7 p.m. Nov. 28 North Dakota ...... 1 p.m. Head Coach: Clint Conque Alma Mater: Nicholls State, 1983 2008 RESULTS Record at UCA: 68-36 (9 years) Aug. 27 Henderson State ...... W, 38-14 Overall Record: Same Sept. 6 California-Davis ...... W, 24-21 Offi ce Phone: (501) 450-3153 Sept. 13 Arkansas-Pine Bluff ...... W, 41-17 Assistant Coaches: Matt Williamson (DC/LB), Brooks Sept. 20 Quincy ...... W, 51-6 Hollingsworth (OC/OL), Brian Early (DL), Perry Eliano (DB), Sept. 27 @Tulsa ...... L, 34-62 Hud Jackson (RB), Jerry Mack (WR), Buster Faulkner (QB), Oct. 11 Sam Houston State ...... W, 48-46 Brandon Nowlin (TE), Jordan Malone (LB) Oct. 18 @Texas State ...... W, 31-24 Oct. 25 Southeastern Louisiana ...... W, 28-21 SPORTS INFORMATION Nov. 1 @Nicholls State ...... L, 17-20 Football Contact: Steve East Nov. 8 Northwestern State ...... W, 42-6 Offi ce: (501) 450-5743 Nov. 15 @Stephen F. Austin ...... W, 49-41 Cell: (501) 339-8215 Nov. 22 McNeese State ...... W, 47-30 Email: [email protected] Fax: (501) 450-5740 RETURNING STAT LEADERS Web: www.ucasports.com Rushing Att Yards Avg. TD Brent Grimes 180 879 4.9 18 SERIES INFORMATION Passing Comp Att Int Yards TD Overall: UCA leads 1-0 Robbie Park 14 24 0 181 1 Current win streak: UCA, 1 Receiving No. Yards Avg. TD at Conway: 0-0 Willie Landers 44 735 15.2 7 at Rolla: UCA, 1-0 Defense UT AT TT Int TFL Last Meeting: Oct. 22, 1938, UCA 27, S&T 0 Pieri Feazell 45 23 68 1 1

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Game 6: Saturday, Oct. 10, 2009 at Des Moines, Iowa DRAKE UNIVERSITY

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Des Moines, Iowa Founded: 1881 Enrollment: 5,668 Nickname: Bulldogs School Colors: Blue and white Conference: Pioneer Football League Affi liation: NCAA Division I (FCS) Home Facility: Drake Stadium Capacity (Surface): 14,557 (Field Turf) President: David Maxwell Head Coach Linebacker Athletics Director: Sandy Hatfi eld Clubb Chris Creighton Ben Morrison

TEAM INFORMATION 2009 SCHEDULE 2008 Records: 6-5, 3-4 PFL (5th) Sept. 5 Grand View ...... 6 p.m. Postseason: 0-0 Sept. 12 @Marist ...... 12 p.m. Starters Returning: 15 (6 off., 7 def., 2 specialty) Sept. 19 @South Dakota ...... 4 p.m. Lettermen Returning: 35 Oct. 3 Valparaiso ...... 1 p.m. Key Returners (Offense): FB Steve Platek, C Quinn McVey, Oct. 10 Missouri S&T...... 1 p.m. G Eric Mora, TE Frank Pucher Oct. 17 @San Diego ...... 4 p.m. Key Returners (Defense): DT Andrew Asbell, DB Skye Oct. 24 @Davidson ...... 12 p.m. Buckner-Petty, LB Ben Morrison, DE Dain Taylor Oct. 31 Jacksonville ...... 1 p.m. Nov. 7 Campbell ...... 1 p.m. COACHING STAFF Nov. 14 Dayton ...... TBA Nov. 21 @Butler ...... 12 p.m. Head Coach: Chris Creighton Alma Mater: Kenyon, 1991 2008 RESULTS Record at DU: 6-5 (1 year) Aug. 28 Upper Iowa ...... W, 17-13 Overall Record: 101-29 (12 years) Sept. 6 @Lehigh ...... L, 0-19 Offi ce Phone: (515) 271-2104 Sept. 13 William Penn ...... W, 36-0 Assistant Coaches: Neal Neathery (DC), Rick Fox (OL), Sept. 27 San Diego...... L, 17-43 Matt Jeter (DB), Ben Needham (DL), Bill Charles (RB), Oct. 4 @Butler ...... L, 15-21 Jeff Martin (WR), Aaron Selby (TE), Kyle York (CB) Oct. 11 @Dayton ...... L, 9-27 Oct. 18 Campbell ...... W, 45-0 SPORTS INFORMATION Oct. 25 Davidson...... W, 20-17 Football Contact: Mike Mahon Nov. 8 Morehead State ...... W, 19-15 Offi ce: (515) 271-3014 Nov. 15 @Jacksonville ...... L, 9-41 Cell: (515) 208-8281 Nov. 22 @Valparaiso ...... W, 32-0 Email: [email protected] Fax: (515) 271-3015 RETURNING STAT LEADERS Press Box: (515) 271-3729/3794 Rushing Att Yards Avg. TD Web: www.godrakebulldogs.com Patrick Oliver 74 332 4.5 3 Passing Comp Att Int Yards TD SERIES INFORMATION No returners Overall: DU leads 3-0 Receiving No. Yards Avg. TD Current win streak: Drake, 3 Steve Platek 41 468 11.4 4 at Des Moines: DU, 2-0 Defense UT AT TT Int TFL at Rolla: DU, 1-0 Ben Morrison 31 24 55 0 5 Last Meeting: Sept. 13, 2003, DU 28, S&T 7 MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL

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Game 7: Saturday, Sept. 17, 2009 at Rolla, Mo. NORTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Alva, Okla. Founded: 1897 Enrollment: 2,100 Nickname: Rangers School Colors: Red and black Conference: Central States Football League Affi liation: NAIA Home Facility: Ranger Field Capacity (Surface): 6,000 (Grass) President: Dr. Janet Cunningham Head Coach Defensive End Athletics Director: Bob Battisti Keith Barefi eld Lantz Mathers

TEAM INFORMATION 2009 SCHEDULE 2008 Records: 7-4, 1-3 CSFL (3rd) Sept. 5 Colorado State-Pueblo ...... 7 p.m. Postseason: 1-0 Sept. 12 Black Hills State ...... 1 p.m. Starters Returning: 17 (6 off., 9 def., 2 specialty) Sept. 19 @Southwestern Assys. of God ...... 2 p.m. Lettermen Returning: 40 Sept. 26 @Southeastern Oklahoma State ...... 2 p.m. Key Returners (Offense): RB Jared Jackson, WR Korey Oct. 10 Langston ...... 2 p.m. Williams, G Cale Fischer Oct. 17 @Missouri S&T ...... 1 p.m. Key Returners (Defense): LB Rocky Lee, DE Lantz Mathers, Oct. 24 Bacone ...... 3 p.m. DE Kevin McDonald Oct. 31 @Southern Nazarene ...... 6 p.m. Nov. 7 Texas College ...... 2 p.m. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 COACHING STAFF Nov. 14 @Oklahoma Panhandle State ...... 2 p.m. Head Coach: Keith Barefi eld 2008 RESULTS Alma Mater: Evangel, 1978 Aug. 28 Southwestern Oklahoma St...... L, 15-29 Record at UCM: 15-8 (2 years) Sept. 13 @Black Hills State ...... W, 10-7 Overall Record: 81-41-2 (11 years) Sept. 20 Southwestern (Kan.) ...... W, 49-3 Offi ce Phone: (580) 327-8488 Oct. 3 Sterling ...... W, 38-14 Assistant Coaches: Justin Iske (OL), Chad Adams (DC), Rod Oct. 11 @Peru State ...... W, 45-21 Gray, Billy Barefi eld, Shane Lewis, Waleed Gains, Marcus Oct. 18 Oklahoma Panhandle State ...... W, 45-19 Meade, Josh Creek Oct. 25 @Langston ...... L, 14-28 Nov. 1 Southern Nazarene ...... W, 42-21 SPORTS INFORMATION Nov. 8 @Bacone* ...... W, 52-7 Football Contact: Ryan Hintergardt Nov. 15 Texas College* ...... W, 58-27 Offi ce: (580) 327-8639 Nov. 22 Friends*...... W, 42-7 Email: [email protected] *Games forfeited by Northwestern Oklahoma State Fax: (580) 327-8179 Web: www.nwosu.edu/athletics RETURNING STAT LEADERS Rushing Att Yards Avg. TD SERIES INFORMATION Jared Jackson 163 661 4.1 13 Overall: First meeting Passing Comp Att Int Yards TD Kyle Henricks 5 11 1 73 1 Receiving No. Yards Avg. TD Korey Williams 50 771 15.4 7 Defense UT AT TT Int TFL Rocky Lee 48 42 90 1 9.5

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Game 8: Saturday, Oct. 24, 2009 at Rolla, Mo. (Homecoming) UNIVERSITY OF SAINT FRANCIS

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Fort Wayne, Ind. Founded: 1890 Enrollment: 2,100 Nickname: Cougars School Colors: Royal blue and white Conference: Mid-States Football Association Affi liation: NAIA Home Facility: Bishop D’Arcy Stadium Capacity (Surface): 3,500 (Sporturf) President: Sister M. Elise Kriss Head Coach Running Back Athletics Director: Mark Pope Kevin Donley Daniel Carter 2009 SCHEDULE TEAM INFORMATION Sept. 12 Iowa Wesleyan ...... 12 p.m. 2008 Records: 12-1, 6-0 MSFA (1st) Sept. 19 @St. Ambrose ...... 2 p.m. Postseason: 2-1 Sept. 26 Marian ...... 12 p.m. Starters Returning: 14 (8 off., 5 def., 1 specialty) Oct. 3 @Malone ...... 7 p.m. Lettermen Returning: 41 Oct. 10 @Walsh ...... 6 p.m. Key Returners (Offense): TB Daniel Carter, WB Elijah Oct. 17 Trinity International ...... 12 p.m. Flowers, WR Brian Schultz, T Ryan Kauchak Oct. 24 @Missouri S&T ...... 1 p.m. Key Returners (Defense): DB Donovan Evans, DE Stephen Oct. 31 Olivet Nazarene ...... 12 p.m. Whited, LB Carl Thomas, OL Jarrell Hunter Nov. 7 St. Xavier (Ill.)...... 12 p.m. Nov. 14 @Taylor ...... 1 p.m. COACHING STAFF 2008 RESULTS Head Coach: Kevin Donley Sept. 6 Trinity International ...... W, 67-0 Alma Mater: Anderson, 1973 Sept. 13 @Quincy ...... W, 21-0 Record at USF: 114-23 (11 years) Sept. 20 @Taylor ...... W, 55-7 Overall Record: 229-109-1 (30 years) Sept. 27 St. Ambrose ...... W, 43-14 Offi ce Phone: (260) 399-7700 ext. 6200 Oct. 4 Ohio Dominican ...... W, 35-0 Assistant Coaches: Warren Maloney (DC/DB), Doug Coate Oct. 11 @Marian ...... W, 63-14 (TB), Al Harants (WB), Eddie Nolan (TE), Pat Donley (WR), Oct. 25 @Walsh ...... W, 52-12 Trevor Miller (OL), Maury Waugh (LB), Dave Ivy (LB), Eric Nov. 1 @Urbana ...... W, 62-20 Wagoner (DL) Nov. 8 Malone ...... W, 45-24 Nov. 15 @St. Xavier (Ill.) ...... W, 47-30 SPORTS INFORMATION Nov. 22 Union (Ky.)* ...... W, 58-3 Football Contact: Bill Scott Nov. 29 Cumberland* ...... W, 31-20 Offi ce: (260) 399-7700 ext. 6223 Dec. 6 @Sioux Falls* ...... L, 6-24 Cell: (260) 760-5884 *NAIA playoffs Email: [email protected] Fax: (260) 399-8164 RETURNING STAT LEADERS Web: www.saintfranciscougars.com Rushing Att Yards Avg. TD Daniel Carter 172 1134 6.6 20 SERIES INFORMATION Passing Comp Att Int Yards TD Overall: First meeting Shane Tierney 31 53 1 487 5 Receiving No. Yards Avg. TD Brian Schultz 39 567 14.5 5 Defense UT AT TT Int TFL Carl Thomas 25 30 55 0 4.5 MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL

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Game 9: Saturday, Oct. 31, 2009 at Rolla, Mo. LINCOLN UNIVERSITY

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Jefferson City, Mo. Founded: 1866 Enrollment: 3,600 Nickname: Blue Tigers School Colors: Navy blue and gray Conference: Independent Affi liation: NCAA Division II Home Facility: Dwight T. Reed Stadium Capacity (Surface): 4,000 (Grass) President: Dr. Carolyn Maloney Head Coach Running Back Athletics Director (Interim): Betty Kemna Nathan Cochran T.J. Stewart

TEAM INFORMATION 2009 SCHEDULE 2008 Records: 1-8 Aug. 29 Upper Iowa ...... 7 p.m. Postseason: 0-0 Sept. 5 Langston ...... 7 p.m. Starters Returning: 21 (10 off., 11 def., 0 specialty) Sept. 12 @Virginia State...... 4 p.m. Lettermen Returning: 35 Sept. 19 Morehouse ...... 2 p.m. Key Returners (Offense): RB T.J. Stewart, T Lawrence Sept. 26 @Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) ...... 12 p.m. Smith, WR Mallory Tuck, WR Kevin Brown Oct. 3 LaGrange ...... 1 p.m. Key Returners (Defense): LB Jamel Wilmore, LB Torrence Oct. 10 Peru State ...... 2 p.m. Malone, DE Terrance Jones, DB Jeremy Williams Oct. 17 @Central State ...... 1:30 p.m. Oct. 31 @Missouri S&T ...... 1 p.m. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 COACHING STAFF Nov. 7 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... 2 p.m. Nov. 14 @Mississippi Valley State ...... 3 p.m. Head Coach: Nathan Cochran Alma Mater: South Carolina State 2008 RESULTS Record at LU: First year Aug. 30 @West Virginia State ...... L, 13-67 Overall Record: Same Sept. 6 @Langston ...... L, 17-47 Offi ce Phone: (573) 681-5961 Sept. 20 Trinity International ...... L, 10-18 Assistant Coaches: Thomas Howard (DC), Glenn Reese Sept. 27 Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) ...... L, 10-31 (RB), Antoine Manning (DB), Martez Edwards (DL), Josh Oct. 4 @Haskell ...... W, 43-37 (OT) Varner (OL), Sean Anderson (WR) Oct. 18 Central State ...... L, 17-36 Oct. 25 @Arkansas-Pine Bluff ...... L, 0-42 SPORTS INFORMATION Nov. 1 Missouri S&T...... L, 0-68 Football Contact: TBA Nov. 8 @Kentucky Wesleyan ...... L, 14-36 Offi ce: (573) 681-5343 Cell: TBA RETURNING STAT LEADERS Email: [email protected] Rushing Att Yards Avg. TD Fax: (573) 681-5324 T.J. Stewart 123 473 3.8 4 Web: www.lincolnu.edu Passing Comp Att Int Yards TD Allen McClain 60 152 13 713 4 SERIES INFORMATION Receiving No. Yards Avg. TD Overall: Missouri S&T leads 18-9 Kevin Brown 34 547 16.1 3 Current win streak: Missouri S&T, 3 Defense UT AT TT Int TFL at Jefferson City: Missouri S&T, 8-6 Jamel Wilmore 37 32 69 1 5.5 at Rolla: Missouri S&T, 10-3 Last Meeting: Nov. 1, 2008, S&T 68, LU 0

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Game 10: Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009 at Bolivar, Mo. SOUTHWEST BAPTIST UNIVERSITY

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Bolivar, Mo. Founded: 1878 Enrollment: 3,600 Nickname: Bearcats School Colors: Purple and white Conference: Independent Affi liation: NCAA Division II Home Facility: Plaster Stadium Capacity (Surface): 3,000 (Grass) President: Dr. C. Pat Taylor Head Coach Quarterback Athletics Director (Interim): Mike Pitts Keith Allen Steve Gachette

TEAM INFORMATION 2009 SCHEDULE 2008 Records: 5-6 Aug. 27 @Central Missouri ...... 7 p.m. Postseason: 0-0 Sept. 3 Northwest Missouri State ...... 6 p.m. Starters Returning: 12 (5 off., 6 def., 1 specialty) Sept. 12 @Harding ...... 6 p.m. Lettermen Returning: 32 Sept. 19 @Southern Illinois ...... 6 p.m. Key Returners (Offense): QB Steve Gachette, WR Johnnie Sept. 26 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... 1:30 p.m. King, WR John Austin, OL Scott Crain Oct. 3 @Central Oklahoma ...... 2 p.m. Key Returners (Defense): DL Kyle Swallows, SS Jordan Oct. 10 Southern Nazarene ...... 2 p.m. Jackson, LB Jarred Schumpert, DB Tyrin Holt Oct. 17 Northeastern State ...... 1:30 p.m. Oct. 24 @Ouachita Baptist ...... 1:30 p.m. COACHING STAFF Oct. 31 @Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) ...... 12 p.m. Nov. 7 Missouri S&T...... 1 p.m. Head Coach: Keith Allen Alma Mater: Oklahoma, 1997 2008 RESULTS Record at UCM: 5-17 (2 years) Aug. 28 @Southeast Missouri St...... L, 28-35 (OT) Overall Record: Same Sept. 6 @Northwest Missouri State ...... L, 28-63 Offi ce Phone: (417) 328-1798 Sept. 13 Harding ...... W, 43-31 Assistant Coaches: J.C. Dawkins (OC/WR), Ben Blake (OL), Sept. 20 Bethany ...... W, 83-6 Robert Clardy (QB), Zach Wilkerson (DC/LB), Tracy Sept. 27 @Kentucky Wesleyan ...... W, 34-14 Haysworth (DL), Darnell Walker (DB), Ryan Smith (ST) Oct. 4 Central Oklahoma ...... L, 40-43 Oct. 11 Grand View ...... W, 54-14 SPORTS INFORMATION Oct. 18 @Northeastern State ...... L, 20-45 Football Contact: Justin Wollard Oct. 25 Ouachita Baptist...... L, 45-47 Offi ce: (417) 328-1799 Nov. 1 Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) ...... W, 38-7 Cell: (417) 298-2593 Nov. 8 @Missouri S&T ...... L, 23-63 Email: [email protected] Fax: (417) 328-1745 Press Box: (417) 328-1778 RETURNING STAT LEADERS Web: www.sbubearcats.com Rushing Att Yards Avg. TD Steve Gachette 159 658 4.1 6 SERIES INFORMATION Passing Comp Att Int Yards TD Overall: SBU leads 14-6-1 Steve Gachette 296 494 12 3360 27 Current win streak: Missouri S&T, 1 Receiving No. Yards Avg. TD at Bolivar: SBU, 6-2-1 Johnnie King 89 1120 12.6 9 at Rolla: SBU, 8-4 Defense UT AT TT Int TFL Last Meeting: Nov. 8, 2008, S&T 63, SBU 23 Jarred Schumpert 64 37 101 1 13 MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL

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Game 11: Saturday, Nov. 14, 2009 at Owensboro, Ky. KENTUCKY WESLEYAN COLLEGE

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Owensboro, Ky. Founded: 1866 Enrollment: 968 Nickname: Panthers School Colors: Purple and white Conference: Independent Affi liation: NCAA Division II Home Facility: Steele Stadium Capacity (Surface): 3,000 (Field Turf) President: Dr. Anne Cairns Federlein Head Coach Quarterback Athletics Director: Gary Gallup Brent Holdsclaw Chris Owen

TEAM INFORMATION 2009 SCHEDULE 2008 Records: 4-6 Aug. 27 @Indianapolis ...... 6 p.m. Postseason: 0-0 Sept. 3 @Murray State ...... 7 p.m. Starters Returning: 17 (8 off., 8 def., 1 specialty) Sept. 19 @Kentucky State ...... 6 p.m. Lettermen Returning: 40 Sept. 26 @Southwest Baptist ...... 1 p.m. Key Returners (Offense): QB Chris Owen, WR Vince Oct. 3 Central State ...... 6 p.m. Lalonde, WR Tim Davis, G Jay Fallin Oct. 10 Urbana ...... 1 p.m. Key Returners (Defense): DE Steven Smith, SS Greg Oct. 17 Grand View ...... 1 p.m. Embers, LB Brian Oberley, DE Ben Wilson Oct. 24 @Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) ...... 12 p.m. Oct. 31 @Lake Erie ...... 12 p.m. MINER FOOTBALL 2009 COACHING STAFF Nov. 7 @Lincoln ...... 2 p.m. Nov. 14 Missouri S&T...... 1 p.m. Head Coach: Brent Holdsclaw Alma Mater: Kentucky Wesleyan, 1993 2008 RESULTS Record at UCM: 10-32 (4 years) Aug. 30 Indianapolis ...... L, 14-40 Overall Record: Same Sept. 6 @Kentucky Christian ...... W, 31-28 Offi ce Phone: (270) 852-3350 Sept. 20 @North Greenville ...... L, 14-44 Assistant Coaches: David Arnold, Randy Bergman, Greg Sept. 27 Southwest Baptist ...... L, 14-34 Brown, Tom Parry, Erick Salisbury, Art Tolliver Oct. 4 @Grand View ...... W, 34-13 Oct. 11 @Stephen F. Austin ...... L, 0-49 SPORTS INFORMATION Oct. 18 @Missouri S&T ...... L, 7-58 Football Contact: Roy Pickerill Oct. 25 Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) ...... W, 39-36 Offi ce: (270) 852-3347 Nov. 1 Lake Erie ...... L, 31-38 Cell: (270) 316-8838 Nov. 8 Lincoln ...... W, 36-14 Email: [email protected] Fax: (270) 852-3356 Web: www.kwcpanthers.com RETURNING STAT LEADERS Rushing Att Yards Avg. TD SERIES INFORMATION Thomas Gordon 58 372 6.4 4 Overall: Missouri S&T leads 5-0 Passing Comp Att Int Yards TD Current win streak: Missouri S&T, 5 Chris Owen 188 281 11 1818 13 at Owensboro: Missouri S&T, 2-0 Receiving No. Yards Avg. TD at Rolla: Missouri S&T, 3-0 David Smith 39 382 9.8 3 Last Meeting: Oct. 18, 2008, S&T 58, KWC 7 Defense UT AT TT Int TFL Greg Embers 52 21 73 1 3.5

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Endowed Jason Freed Farm King Supply Scholarship Donors Joe Geers Frame Shop James Gerald General Mills Corp. Greg Haug Hentges Irrigation Dewey Allgood Thomas Herrick Johnston Drug, Inc. Keith Bailey Morris Hervey Key Sport Shop Robert Berry Tim Holcer Missouri Southern Seed Lu Bolon Lester Holcomb Monsanto Fund Joy Brown Don Huff New Balance Les Clark Jason Illum Phelps County Bank Kim Colter Gilbert Keeley Reebok Don Dowling James Lee Riddell Sandy Erxleben Ron Lewis Ridings Plumbing Dixie Finley Richard Martinez Rolla Children’s Clinic PC Gerald Huddleston Charles McCaw Russell Athletic Jackling Jocks Colin Miller St. James Golf Club Robert Keiser John Moll Salkeld Sports Pete, Beth & Jan Kinyon Bob Nevins Shockley Rentals Harold Krueger Darin Nix TSI Engineering, Inc. Thomas Locke Rob Noble Union Pacifi c Corp. Greg McClain Tom Oberle Wicklund’s Carstar Collision Ctr. Don McGovern Stephen Ombalski Jane Mercier Dustin Penn Marvin Nevins Friends of the Program James Peterson Nancy Sonntag Sam Petty Tucker Family Jay Abbott Lance Privett Judith Abbott Vessell Family William Rich Lisa Adams Bret Riegel Derald Albertson Football Alumni Gary Roebke Jimmie Allen Robert Rutherford Patricia Andrews Stephen Andrews Dewey Allgood Mike Swinford Nancy Ashcraft Keith Bailey Steve Suellentrop Mark Bahr Stephen Bell Joe Tomasek Richard Bakala Robert Berry John Tucker Gary Beach Lu Bolon Chris Ward Mary Ann Bell Bruce Boyd James White James Bennett Brian Bradley Lou Whitehair Elizabeth Boeckmann Eugene Brenning Florence Bohenstiehl Norville Bohrer Chuck Broyles Corporate Sponsors Tom Cooper JoAn Bollman Christine Bowman Jarrett Dace Arab Stone, Inc. Shirley Brandon Greg Dennis Arena Distributing Delores Brunt Mark Diamond ASA Enterprises Albert Buckhaulton Dennis Doering BASF Corporation Lee Buhr Cole Drussa Chevron Robert Bunn

MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL David Eisenrath Coach Comm Melvin Chism Mary Christian John Farmer Deluxe Corp. Robert Clark Kent Florence Eastern Iowa Sports Mark Franklin Jeff Cohen Eyecare Specialities Greg Cole 90 MINER FOOTBALL BOOSTERS

Marguerite Coll Anthony Lewis Christopher Roloff Dan Collier Brad Light William Roth Jeanie Curto Thomas Locke Conrad Rubenkowski Julianna Daniels Randy MacCash Carey Ruppert Mr. & Mrs. David Dearth Bertrice Macon Thomas Scallon Walter Deason Patrick Marshall Deborah Scarbrough Curtis Duefel James Mauck Deborah Schlueter Charles Dillon Jeff Maurer Gerald Schlueter Darnell Dillon Debra McBride Maria Schmid Jimmy Dismuke Shirlene McCann Robin Schmidt-Hooper Roger & Sandy Dorf Kenneth McCord Karen Severs Greg Doss Larry McCord Alana Shearman Margrette Douthit Roderick McDonald Gary Shockley Helen Dozier Dave McKee Kim Shockley Jeanene Drahos Elizabeth Melton Gary Shubatt Sylvester Drahos Bernice Miller-Becker Jean Simmons Dorrit Drallmeier Michelle Miller Debra Slaid James Drallmeier Carla Millham Merle Southern Patrick Fairchild Denise Montgomery Galen Stanley David Fagan Greg Mueller Dr. Casey Stevens Susan Flynn Jeff Mueller Don Stilwell Erma Foreman Rosemary Mueller Michael Stillwell MINER FOOTBALL 2009 Mike Freed Sue Ann Mueller Thomas Stillwell Pam Freed Janet Nelson Karen Strack Linda Gerber Lisa Nelson Janet Strathman Sheri Grabast Ruth Nelson Mary Strausbaugh Edward Greaving Susan Nelson Susan Sulser Dorothy Grove Eloise Omer Jacque Taylor Richard Heineken Elizabeth Pace Jocelyn Taylor Dick & Toni Helton Mary Painton Kenneth Taylor Thomas Harris Paul Patterson Mabel Thompson Allan Hartman David Pennell Daniel Thorpe Ed Herman Kurt Pfi tzinger James Underbrink George Hickman James Phillips Irene Utley Virginia Hickman Ervin Philpy Rosie Vesey Wanda Hicks Roger Poythress Jeff Viviano Talmadge Hinson Joseph Racey Andrea Walker Charles Holcomb David Randall Stephanie Walker Greg Holman Mary Raper Sharon Walsh Charles James Ryan Rapp Rudene Watson Joseph Jenkins Craig Reed Wendel Welburn Larry Jones Robin Reichert Fannie West Leta Judd Francis Rhodes Jessica Wicklund Joan Kavish Jeanne Rhoades Michael Wicklund John Kavish Carolyn Richards Doug Wilmas Gary Klossner Larry Richards Doris Wood Shelley Klossner Steve Richards Thomas Wright Anne Krumme L.B. Richardson William Krumme Robert Riley Ed Lamken Dave Roberts Patty Lamken Dennis Roberts Brenda Laubinger Maureen Rogers Juanita Lee David Rohrig

91 HALL OF FAME

The top student-athletes in the history of the university athletic program are permanently enshrined in the Athletic Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame is located on the ground level of the Gale Bullman Multi-Purpose Building. Heading into the 2009 academic year, a total of 128 individuals and 12 teams have been inducted into the Hall of Fame, a total that includes 76 members that played or coached football at the university as well as six teams. Missouri S&T’s 1969 football team will be among those inducted in 2009; the induction ceremony is slated to take place Sept. 12. The list of those inductees follows:

Inductee Class Inducted Inductee Class Inducted Donald Agers 1959 1989 Joel Loveridge 1939 1992 Dewey Allgood (Coach) — 1996 Gary McAlpin 1973 1989 Perry Allison 1959 1995 Jim McGrath 1949 1990 Frank Appleyard 1937 1988 James McGregor 1937 1987 Keith Bailey 1964 1991 A.C. “Bud” Mercier (Coach) — 2004 Carroll “Punch” Bennett 1954 1988 Elton Miller 1917 1988 Bob Berry 1972 1989 James Nevin 1917 1988 Jerry Berry 1949 1993 Bob Nevins 1941 1991 Edwin Bohn 1921 1988 Melvin Nickel 1938 1993 Harry Bolon 1929 1989 Robert Nicodemus 1969 1989 Gale Bullman (Coach) — 1987 Larry Oliver 1970 1988 Les Clark 1972 1993 Tom Owens 1968 1993 Kim Colter 1973 1995 Ray Parker, Jr. 1960 1990 Keith Cook 1942 1994 Herman Pfeifer 1936 1987 Tom Cooper 1960 1988 Eric Potts 1973 1994 Andy Cox 1979 1995 Dick Roemerman 1951 2000 Dick Cunningham 1942 1987 Franklin Rogers 1941 1988 Frank Dennie (Coach) — 1987 Terry Ryan — 1998 Milan Detweiler 1911 1994 Art Schmidt 1950 1991 Merle Dillow 1980 2000 Randy Shed 1985 2000 Stu Dunlop 1976 1992 Dennis Smith 1972 2001 Roger Feaster 1957 1989 Bob Somerville 1972 1990 Charlie Finley (Coach) — 2005 Joseph Spafford 1940 1990 Mark Franklin 1980 1996 Joe Strawhun 1941 1990 Paul Fullop 1948 1988 Otis Taylor 1942 1988 Thor Gjelsteen 1953 1992 Craig Thomas 1984 2006 Bill Grantham 1981 1997 Harold Thomas 1927 1987 Edward Hanstein 1971 1988 Harry Thornton 1936 1988 Milburn Hassler 1931 1987 Burr Van Nostrand (Coach) — 2006 Greg Haug 1976 2001 Pete Weitzel 1955 1993 Craig Heath 1981 1999 William Wheeler 1960 1991 Tom Herrick 1958 2002 Fred White 1971 1989 Gene Huffman 1952 1987 James Wilson 1940 1988 John Imlay — 1987 Frank Winfi eld 1971 1990 Mike Joshua 1975 1997 1914 Team — 1998 Robert Kemper 1949 1992 1941 Team --- 2008 Elmer Kirchoff 1936 1987 1950 Team — 2000 Ed Kromka 1942 1987 1956 Team — 2006 MINER FOOTBALL 2009 MINER FOOTBALL Harold Krueger 1942 1993 1980 Team — 2000 Harley Ladd 1940 1987 1983 Team — 2005 Edwin Lane 1970 1989 Llewelyn Lodwick 1914 1987 92