#5/#7 UCA Bears (1-0, 0-0 SLC) @ Colorado Buffaloes (1-0, 0-0 Pac-12) DATE: Saturday, Sept. 7 MEDIA: KUCA 91.3 FM, Heartbeat 106.7, TIME: 7:00 p.m. www.ucasports.com, Pac-12 Network SITE: Folsom Field (53,613), Boulder, Colo. SERIES: First meeting
COACHES: Clint Conque is in his 14th season at the helm of the UCA football program. He has an 99-54-0 overall record and is the winningest 2013 coach in the long history of UCA football, dating back to 1908. Standings Conque came to UCA from the offensive coordinator position at Louisiana Tech in 2000. He passed UCA Sports Hall of Famer Harold Horton as the winningest coach in school School SLC.....% ALL.....% STR history with a victory over Eastern Illinois in UCA 0-0...... 000 1-0...... 1.000 W-1 2010. Conque and Horton are the only two Lamar 0-0...... 000 1-0...... 1.000 W-1 coaches in school history to reach the 70-win McNeese State 0-0...... 000 1-0...... 1.000 W-1 mark. Northwestern State 0-0...... 000 1-0...... 1.000 W-1 Conque led the Bears to their first-ever NCAA Playoff appearance in 2001. UCA finished 9-3 that season, the most Sam Houston State 0-0...... 000 1-0...... 1.000 W-1 wins in a year since the 1992 season. He took them back to the playoffs SE Louisiana 0-0...... 000 1-0...... 1.000 W-1 in 2005, winning two straight road games and advancing to the national Nicholls 0-0...... 000 0-1...... 000 L-1 quarterfinals. Stephen F. Austin 0-0...... 000 0-1...... 000 L-1 His Bears finished the 2008 season with the best record in the Southland Conference at 6-1 but were ineligible for the official league title due to their transition. Conque was named the SLC Coach of the Year that THURSDAY, AUG. 29 season and again in 2012. UCA 58, Incarnate Word 7 Northwestern State 23, Missouri State 17 Two years ago, Conque took the Bears to their first-ever Division I SE Louisiana 45, SE Missouri 7 Playoff appearance, and won the first road playoff game by a Southland Conference team since 2004, beating Tennessee Tech in Cookeville, SATURDAY, AUG. 31 Tenn. The Bears made the second round of the playoffs again last season, Oregon 66, Nicholls 3 finishing 9-3 and Conque was a finalist for the Eddie Robinson Award for McNeese State 53, South Florida 21 a third time. Sam Houston State 74, Houston Baptist 0 Lamar 75, Panhandle State 0 Conque, 52, is a Louisiana native who played collegiately at Nicholls Weber State 50, Stephen F. Austin 40 State after graduating from Catholic High School in Baton Rouge and playing two years at Southwest Mississippi Community College. SATURDAY, Sept. 7 Conque was a first-team AP All-American as a outside linebacker at UCA @ Colorado - 7:00 (Pac-12 Network) Nicholls State. He was inducted into the Nicholls State Athletic Hall of Fame SE Louisiana @ TCU - 11:00 (FSN) in 2006. His previous coaching stops were at Louisiana Tech, Samford Lamar @ Louisiana Tech - 6:00 University and McNeese State. NIcholls @ Western Michigan - 6:00 (ESPN3) Southern @ Northwestern State - 6:00 Stephen F. Austin @ Texas Tech - 6:00 (FSN) MIKE MACINTYRE is in his first season as the head coach of the UAPB @ McNeese State - 7:30 (CSNH) Buffaloes. Sam Houston State @ Texas A&M - 6:00 (FSN PPV) MacIntyre came to Colorado from San Jose State, where he put together a 16-21 record over four seasons. The Spartans had their first SATURDAY, Sept. 14 10-win season in 25 years in 2012 (10-2), beating Bowling Green 29-20 UCA @ UT-Martin - 6:00 Texas Southern @ Sam Houston State - 2:00 (CSNH) in the Military Bowl and finishing No. 21 in the nation. Northwestern State @ Cincinnati - 6:00 (ESPN3) MacIntyre, a Georgia Tech graduate, is a 22-year veteran of the Nicholls @ Louisiana-Lafayette - 6:00 coaching ranks, including stops at Duke, Ole Miss, Georgia, Davidson, SE Louisiana @ South Dakota State - 6:00 UT Martin and Temple on the collegiate level, and with the New York Jets McMurry @ Stephen F. Austin - 6:00 and Dallas Cowboys in the NFL. Lamar @ Oklahoma State - 6:30 (FSN) MacIntyre was a two-year letterman at Georgia Tech as a free safety West Alabama @ McNeese State - 7:00
UCA FOOTBALL BENCHMARKS 3 National championships 2008, 2012 SLC Champions 2011, 2012 NCAA D-I Playoffs 463 All-Conference selections 100 All-Americans 25 Conference Titles 19 posteason appearances1 61 NCAA All-Academic picks and punt returner for Coach Bobby Ross. He also played two years at Sophomore RB Danzel Williams, a transfer from Oklahoma, had 1- Vanderbilt under his father, Coach George MacIntyre. and 3-yard rushing TDs for his first UCA scores. Redshirt freshman WR Desmond Smith fell on a blocked punt in the end zone for his first TD. THE SERIES: The Bears and Buffaloes have never met on the football field. FBS WINS: UCA has also never faced a Pac-12 team in football. Seven FCS schools recorded victories over FBS schools on the opening week of the 2013 season, including SLC member McNeese LAST YEAR: State’s 53-21 road win over South Florida. The Bears went 9-3, winning nine games for the second straight The victories included: Eastern Washington 49, #25 Oregon State 46; season and for the third time since moving to Division I in 2006. North Dakota State 24, Kansas State 21; Towson 33, UConn 18; Northern UCA reached the second round of the FCS Playoffs for the second Iowa 28, Iowa State 20; Eastern Illinois 40, San Diego State 19; Southern straight season, losing to perennial power Georgia Southern on Utah 22, South Alabama 21. the road. The Bears have yet to host an FCS playoff game in two Six Southland Conference schools will play FBS opponents again seasons. this week, including UCA at Colorado. UCA finished first in the Southland Conference last season for the second time since 2008. The Bears were a league-best CENTURY MARK: 6-1 in 2008 but were ineligible for the league title because of the UCA coach Clint Conque is one victory away from his 100th career transition from Division II. UCA (6-1) was co-champion with Sam victory as head coach of the Bears. His record, in his 14th season, is 99- Houston State last season, a team the Bears beat 24-20 in Conway 54. His teams have won at least 8 games eight times, including an 11-3 on Sept. 22 to earn the league’s automatic bid to the playoffs. mark in 2005, which tied the school record for victories. UCA won four of the seven individual postseason awards given The Bears have recorded back-to-back nine-win seasons over the by the SLC, including Coach of the Year, Freshman of the Year (DE past two years, advancing to the second round of the FCS Playoffs both Jonathan Woodard), Offensive Player of the Year (QB Wynrick years. Smothers) and Offensive Lineman of the Year (Corey Howard). MISSING IN ACTION: LAST WEEK: The Bears will have five players suspended to begin the 2013 season, The Bears opened the 2013 season with an easy 58-7 victory over including starting running back Willie Matthews for the opening game Southland Conference newcomer Incarnate Word on “The Stripes.” against UIW. UCA rolled up 537 yards of total offense and scored on its five posses- Matthews missed the season opener, while junior offensive lineman sions of the game, and six of its first seven. Senior QB Wynrick Smothers C.J. Simon, junior receiver Jacoby Walker, junior offensive lineman Jordan was a model of efficiency, completing his first 11 straight passes en route to Kersh and redshirt freshman receiver Wyatt Hikins will miss the first two a 27-for-31 performance, for 267 yards and a TD. Backups Ryan Howard games. All are due to violations of team rules, according to head coach and Taylor Reed combined to complete 7 of 10 for 114 yards and another Clint Conque. score. The UCA defense held UIW to just 231 yards of offense, with 68 BY THE NUMBERS: yards of that coming on the Cardinals’ only scoring drive late in the fourth The Bears converted 10 of 14 third-down attempts last week, and quarter. UCA freshman Jatavious Wilson quickly answered that drive with were 1 of 1 on fourth downs as well. UCA had a time of possession a 93-yard kickoff return for a TD that set the final margin. advantage of 33:24 to 26:36, including 10:11 in the first period when the The victory was UCA’s 13th consecutive at home, and 12th in a row Bears scored three times. since the installation of the purple-gray turf in 2011. UCA punted for a 45.0-yard average and averaged 55.0 yards per kickoff return. UCA quarterbacks completed passes to 10 different receiv- FIRST TIMERS: ers, with sophomore Blake Gardner grabbing a career-high 10. Four Bears scored their first career touchdowns in Saturday’s win, The Bears averaged 7.2 yards per play (75 for 537) and totaled 25 and another threw his first career TD pass in the purple and gray. first downs to UIW’s 12. Sophomore running back Blake Veasley scored UCA’s first two TDs, UCA played 60 players, including four true freshmen (OL Bryan from 11 and 18 yards, in the first quarter. Freshman receiver/returner Jata- Manley, WR Jatavious Wilson, DL Terrence Partee, DL Jordan Toliver). vious Wilson scored three times, on the kickoff return and on TD passes Junior PK Eddie Camara was 7 of 8 on PATs (missed first one) and of 29 yards from Smothers and 36 yards from Reed, his first at UCA. also made a 42-yard field goal, after making a 37-yarder that was nullified
- UCA SCHEDULE - - UCA QUICK FACTS - DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME LOCATION...... Conway, Ark. Aug. 29 Incarnate Word Conway, Ark. W, 58-7 POPULATION...... 60,000 Sept. 7 Colorado Boulder, Colo. 7:00 FOUNDED...... 1907 Sept. 14 UT-Martin Martin, Tenn. 6:00 ENROLLMENT...... 11,158 Sept. 21 Missouri State Springfield, Mo. 6:00 NICKNAME...... Bears Oct. 5 McNeese State*^ Conway, Ark. 3:00 Oct. 12 Nebraska-Kearney Conway, Ark. 3:00 COLORS...... Purple/Gray Oct. 19 Lamar Beaumont, Texas 6:00 PRESIDENT...... Tom Courtway Oct. 26 Stephen F. Austin*^ Conway, Ark. 3:00 ATHLETIC DIR...... Dr. Brad Teague Nov. 2 Northwestern State*# Natchitoches, La. 7:00 STADIUM...... First Security Field at Estes Stadium (9,000) Nov. 9 SE Louisiana*# Conway, Ark. 7:00 SURFACE...... GeoTurf (2011) Nov. 16 Nicholls State* Thibodaux, La. 3:00 HEAD COACH...... Clint Conque (98-54, 14th season) Nov. 23 Sam Houston State* Conway, Ark. 3:00 FOOTBALL SID..... Steve East (501-339-8215)
* Southland Conference games All times CT WEBSITE...... ucasports.com ^ Southland TV game # ESPN3 game TWITTER...... @ucasports, @clintconque, @BradTeague
2 by penalty. PRONUNCIATION GUIDE THE LEAGUES: The Bears have been members of the Southland Conference since Coach Clint Conque...... CONK they moved to Division I FCS in 2006. UCA’s record in SLC games is D.J. Appe...... APP-ee officially 30-13. The Bears also beat two SLC teams (Sam Houston & Tony Brutofsky...... brew-TOFF-skee Stephen F. Austin) in their first year in the league when they did not play Eddie Camara...... cuh-MARE-uh a full league schedule. Cody Dauksch...... DOWCKS The Buffaloes are in their third year as members of the Pac-12 after Prince Ene...... EE-nee moving from the Big 12. UCA has never faced a team from the Pac-12 in Markeith Gaines...... mar-KEETH football. Dawson Hadnot...... HAD-not Wyatt Hikins...... HIGH-kens Lance Kloker...... KLO-ker NATIONAL POLLS: Terrence Partee...... par-TEE The Bears, who closed the 2012 season ranked 10th in the two Wynrick Smothers...... WIN-rick national FCS polls, were ranked No. 6 and No. 7 in the FCS preseason Kyle Stouffer...... STO-fer polls this summer. UCA moved up to No. 5 in the FCS Coaches Poll this Kamane Thomas...... kuh-MON-ay week and remained No. 7 in The Sports Network poll. Jacoby Walker...... juh-CO-bee UCA will play seven teams this season that were either ranked or Aum’Arie Wallace...... uh-MAR-ay receiving votes in the preseason polls. That includes two-time national Tirrell Wellmaker...... tir-RELL runnerup Sam Houston State in the regular-season finale on Nov. 23. The Danzel Williams...... dan-ZELL Bears also face FBS Colorado on the road in Week 2. Jatavious Wilson...... juh-TAY-vee-us UCA has finished in the Top 25 in four of its seven seasons at the Dillion Winfrey...... DILL-un NCAA Division I level. Radarius Winston...... ruh-DARE-ee-us
PRESEASON ALL-SLC: (College Football Performance Awards). UCA had 12 student-athletes selected overall and a league-high nine first-team selections on the preseason All-Southland Conference football team selected by the coaches. TOP FRESHMEN: Coach Conque has indicated that at least four true freshman The Bears, co-champions in the SLC last season, were led by reigning are expected to see action early this season, with as many as 6 to SLC Offensive Player of the Year Wynrick Smothers, a senior quarterback 8 possible throughout the season. from Destrehan, La., and last year’s Freshman of the Year, defensive end Those expected to play early include wide receiver Jatavious Jonathan Woodard of Brentwood, Tenn. Wilson (Bastrop, La.), defensive lineman Terrence Partee Both were on the first-team squad, along with junior wide receiver (Memphis), offensive lineman Bryan Manley (Stephenville, Texas). Dezmin Lewis, junior offensive lineman Cole Caruthers, junior placekicker and noseguard Jordan Toliver (Duncanville, Texas). Eddie Camara, senior defensive lineman Matt Hornbuckle, senior Others that could see action are offensive linemen Stockton linebacker Justin Heard and senior defensive back Radarius Winston. Mallett (Yellville) and Gilberto Garcia (Morrilton) and safety Tirell Second-team selections were senior offensive lineman Dominque Wellmaker (Lake Charles, La.). Allen, sophomore offensive lineman Kyle Stouffer and senior defensive back Marcus Peters. NATIONAL RANKINGS: Then-junior quarterback Wynrick Smothers finished last season SIX PACK: ranked 12th in total offense (296.0 yards per game) and 15th in The Bears won six conference games last season for the third time passing efficiency (145.6) among FCS schools. since 2006, the only school in the Southland to do that. UCA was 6-1 in UCA was 10th in scoring offense (34.83), 10th in tackles for loss 2008, 2011 and 2012. (7.58), 13th in punt returns (13.65) and 17th in passing efficiency UCA is the only SLC team to have three nine-win seasons during (146.28) as a team. The Bears were also 22nd in passing offense that time period. (266.58), 25th in turnover margin (.50) and 26th in sacks (2.5). SOMEBODY’S WATCHING ME: Five UCA players were named to preseason Watch Lists at ON THE STRIPES: the FCS level. They include: senior quarterback Wynrick Smothers Through two+ seasons, the Bears are a perfect 12-0 on “The (Walter Payton Award); senior safety Jestin Love (Buck Buchanan Stripes”, their unique purple & gray striped turf field. UCA hosts Award), and sophomore defensive end Jonathan Woodard, senior six games at home this season at First Security Field at Estes tight end Chase Dixon and junior placekicker Eddie Camara Stadium, including two Southland Television Network games and one on ESPN3. Over the past seven seasons, UCA’s home record is 34-6, including 7-0 in 2008, 5-0 in 2011 and 6-0 last season. SLC PRESEASON POLLS The turf is GeoSurface, the same that was put down on UCA’s COACHES POLL SID POLL baseball field (Bear Stadium) and softball field (Farris Field) over 1. Sam Houston State (6)...... 48 1. Sam Houston State (6)...... 48 the past three years. The field features alternating purple and gray panels every five yards, with a large midfield logo and two large 2. UCA (1)...... 42 2. UCA (2)...... 44 logos behind both end zones. 3. McNeese State...... 37 3. McNeese State...... 33 UCA was the last team in the Southland Conference to change 4. Stephen F. Austin (1)...... 32 4. SE Louisiana...... 30 from natural grass to artificial turf in 2011. 5. SE Louisiana...... 26 5. Stephen F. Austin ...... 27 6. Northwestern State...... 17 6. Northwestern State...... 18 NEW FACES: 7. Lamar ...... 14 Nicholls State...... 18 The Bears have two new coaches on the staff this season, but 8. Nicholls State...... 8 8. Lamar...... 15 they certainly aren’t new to the program.
3 Former UCA offensive lineman Robert “Boomer” Cunningham and former UCA linebacker Seth Allison have joined the staff. Cunningham, from St. Louis, played for the Bears from 2006-2008 UCA FOOTBALL STAFF and was a graduate assistant the past two seasons. Cunningham is director of football operations and recruiting coordinator. Clint Conque...... 501-450-3153 Allison, from Jonesboro, was a first-team All-SLC linebacker Head Football Coach...... in 2011 and 2012. He earned his MBA from UCA in 2012. Allison Brooks Hollingsworth...... 501-450-3374 is assistant defensive backs coach. Offensive Coordinator/Tight Ends Matt Williamson...... 501-450-5448 Defensive Coordinator...... PLAYING UP: The Bears faced their first BCS opponent and their first Dan Augustine ...... 501-450-5948 Southeastern Conference foe in Ole Miss to open last season, Assoc. HC/Def. Line/Special Teams Coord. losing 49-27 after leading 20-14 at halftime. The crowd of 50,545 Nathan Brown...... 501-450-3361 at Vaught Hemingway Stadium in Oxford was the largest to ever Quarterbacks watch a UCA athletic team. Jeremy Hammock ...... 501-450-5632 The Bears will travel to Boulder, Colo., this week for their Running Backs second FBS matchup against the Colorado Buffaloes. The Buffs averaged 45,372 at home in 2012. Robert Cunningham ...... 501-450-3369 Dir. of FB Operations/Recruiting Coordinator Matt Kubik...... 501-450-5824 APR LEADERS: Wide Receivers The Bears led the Southland Conference in APR (Academic Progress Seth Allison...... 501-450-5823 Rate) for the third straight year in 2012, with a score of 960. UCA was Assistant Defensive Backs one of only two FCS schools nationally to lead its respective league three Dave Wheeler...... 501-852-0027 consecutive years. Defensive Backs The Bears also led all Division I football teams in the state of Arkan- Bill Best...... 501-450-5948 sas as well. The University of Arkansas and Arkansas State had scores Offensive Line of 938, while UA-Pine Bluff scored 907. Henry Briscoe...... 501-450-5825 The UCA football program had a 960 score for the 2012-13 school Strength & Conditioning...... year, with the numbers always a year behind. UCA’s past four scores have been 936, 942, 951 and 960 for a 947.25 average over the four-year Jonathan Ables...... 501-450-3153 window used by the NCAA. Director of Equipment Operations David Strickland...... 501-450-3362 Head Athletic Trainer...... THE OFFENSE: Niel Swanson...... 501-450-3257 The Bears’ offense has been consistently prolific during their Video Coordinator time in the Southland, averaging 3,139 passing yards and 25 touchdowns per season since joining the league, with a 3,000- yard passer in four of the past six seasons and three different quarterbacks throwing for 30 or more touchdowns in a season THE SUITES: during the last five years. First Security Field at Estes Stadium debuted a dozen new luxury suites for the home opener last season. SENIOR CLASS: The 12 suites are located above the stands on the east side of the UCA has 14 seniors on the roster for the 2013 season. They include: stadium. UCA’s athletic administration offices moved into the floor just OL Dominique Allen; DB Karl Brady; DB Dominique Brown; TE Chase below the suites last September, also with a view of Estes Stadium. Dixon; DE Markeith Gaines; LB Justin Heard; DL Matt Hornbuckle; DB Josh Jones; DB Jestin Love; LS/SS Kirby O’Meara; DB Marcus Peters; QB Wynrick Smothers, and DB Radarius Winston.
SMOTHERS’ SEASON: UCA senior quarterback Wynrick Smothers put his name in the record books last season in his first year as a starting quarterback. Smothers, who had started just one game entering last season, set the school record for pass completions with 277, and tied for second with 31 touchdowns and 427 pass attempts. His 3,103 passing yards was the fourth-best in a single season at UCA. Ironically, UCA’s career leader in passing yards, pass attempts, LR TOUCHDOWN CLUB: completions and touchdowns is Nathan Brown, who happens to be UCA’s UCA head coach Clint Conque will be the featured speaker at the quarterback coach. Brown had 10,558 yards and 100 touchdowns from Little Rock Touchdown Club on Monday, Oct. 7. 2005-08, completing 856 of 1,267 for his career. Conque will address the club for the sixth consecutive year. He is among a list of prestigious speakers for the 2013 season, including Gene SEASON OPENERS: Chizik, Lou Holtz, Tom Osborne, Dan Hampton, Cliff Harris, Houston Nutt The Bears are now 10-4 in season openers under the direction and Bret Bielema. of 14th-year head coach Clint Conque after last week’s 58-7 win over Incarnate Word. The last season-opening loss prior to last season at Ole IN-STATE PLAYERS: Miss was at Hawaii in 2009, a game the Bears had won until the Warriors The Bears have 25 players from the state of Arkansas on the 2013 scored the go-ahead touchdown with 1:22 remaining. roster, including 13 listed on this week’s depth chart.
4 UCA’s No. 2 returning tackler is Jestin Love of West Memphis, while Acri and Conque will answer questions each Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. UCA All-SLC tight end Chase Dixon is from Fort Smith. from the live audience at The Draft and also field calls from fans (433-1037 UCA has no players from the state of Colorado. or 1-800-477-1037).
ARE YOU EXPERIENCED: WINNING WAYS: UCA had one of its most experienced offensive backfields in recent UCA enters the 2013 season as the winningest college football team in history last season, but this year a new crop of running backs will handle the state of Arkansas since 2001. Their best outing was an 11-3 record back the duties. in 2005 when they reached the quarterfinal round of the NCAA Division II The lone returnee with any experience is junior Willie Matthews Playoffs and tied the school record for victories. Here are the records since of Bartlettt, Tenn. Matthews rushed for 236 yards on 35 carries, with 1 2001. touchdown a year ago. Matthews got 153 of those yards against Bacone 1...... Central Arkansas...... 95-46...... 673 College, on just 10 attempts. 2...... Arkansas...... 90-61...... 596 The other RBs in the mix include sophomore returnee Blake Veas- 3...... Arkansas Tech...... 71-56...... 559 ley, Oklahoma transfer Danzel Williams and freshmen Jeff Anderson of 4...... Harding...... 67-60...... 527 Conway, Kelton Warren of Arlington, Texas, and Darrien Daniels of St. 5...... UA-Pine Bluff...... 71-71...... 500 6...... Henderson State...... 61-66...... 480 Louis. 7...... Ouachita Baptist...... 55-64...... 462 On the other side of the ball, the defensive secondary is one of the 8...... Arkansas State...... 67-78...... 462 most experienced in years. Five seniors, including All-SLC selections 9...... Southern Arkansas...... 54-73...... 425 Jestin Love and Marcus Peter, are featured, along with Dominique Brown, 10...... UA-Monticello...... 45-86...... 343 Josh Jones and Karl Brady. Junior Marvin Mitchell and sophomore Dillion Winfrey both played a lot of football in 2012 as well. Love, the 2010 SLC Freshman of the Year, has 12 career intercep- ON THE TUBE: tions, including three returned for touchdowns. UCA will have five games televised on the SLC TV Network and/or ESPN3 and/or CSN-Houston this season, with three of those at home at First Security Field at Estes Stadium. HOME RECORD: UCA’s record in televised games over the past 13 seasons is 16-7 Over the past six seasons, the Bears have the most home victories after last week’s game at Ole Miss. (30) and the highest home winning percentage (.833) among all Southland UCA ON TV: Conference schools. UCA is also the only team to go undefeated at home 2000...... @ Henderson State...... W, 23-8 three different times (2008, 2011, 2012) during that time. 2003...... vs. UA-Pine Bluff (LR)...... W, 42-38 UCA is 34-6 at home since moving to NCAA Division I in 2006. 2005...... vs. North Alabama...... W, 29-26 (2OT) 2005...... @ Arkansas Tech...... W, 49-17 2005...... @ Presbyterian (DII playoffs)...... W, 52-28 2006...... @ Sam Houston State...... W, 38-30 WINNING SEASONS: 2007...... vs. Texas State...... W, 63-21 UCA has recorded 32 winning seasons in the past 37 years, dating 2008...... vs. Sam Houston State...... W, 48-46 backt o 1976. 2008...... vs. McNeese State...... W, 47-30 UCA tied the school record with 11 victories in 2005, and have won 2009 ...... @ Hawaii...... L, 20-25 nine games in each of the past two seasons. The Bears are a combined 2009...... vs. Stephen F. Austin...... L, 30-33 2009 ...... vs. Texas State...... L, 24-27 65-31 over the past eight seasons, with seven of those at the Division I 2010...... @ Stephen F. Austin...... L, 7-30 level. 2010 ...... vs. SE Louisiana...... W, 30-23 Head coach Clint Conque has had 10 winning seasons in 13 years 2010 ...... @ Texas State...... W, 49-17 at UCA. 2011...... @ Louisiana Tech...... L, 42-48 (OT) 2011...... @ Arkansas State...... L, 24-53 2011...... @ Nicholls...... W, 37-31 SCORING STREAK: 2011...... vs. McNeese State...... W, 21-18 The Bears have scored in 199 straight games, dating back to the 2011...... @ Lamar...... W, 38-24 1995 season. UCA lost 19-0 at Delta State for their last shutout loss. The 2012...... @ Ole Miss...... L, 27-49 Bears have scored in 305 of their last 306 games, dating back to the 1986 2012...... vs. Sam Houston State...... W, 24-20 2012...... vs. Northwestern State...... W, 35-14 season. OVER THE AIRWAVES: 500 AND COUNTING: The UCA Radio Network returns for the seventh year in the capable The victory over Quincy in 2008 was win No. 500 for the Bears in the hands of Steve Sullivan, Justin Acri and Monty Rowell. 103-year history of the program. UCA’s all-time record is 536-364-40. Sullivan, the sports director at KATV, Channel 7 in Little Rock, will again handle the play by play duties. Justin Acri, the program director and midday CALLING COACH CONQUE: talk show host at KABZ 103.7 The Buzz, will supply the color commentary. For the sixth consecutive year, UCA head coach Clint Conque and Monty Rowell, station manager at KUCA, will serve as the engineer statewide radio personality Justin Acri will host a live call-in show every and do the sideline reporting for the UCA broadcasts. The games will be Thursday night from The Draft on Dave Ward Dr. in Conway. carried live on The Heartbeat 106.7, based out of Little Rock, and KUCA Acri is the color commentator for Bears’ radio broadcasts and the 91.3. They will also be streamed live on www.ucasports.com. program director at The Buzz 103.7 in Little Rock. Acri also hosts the UCA Football Report, the weekly coach’s show that runs on KATV, the ABC affiliate in Little Rock at 11:30 p.m. Sundays.The show will also air locally FAMOUS ALUMS: on Conway Corporation Channel 5 at 8:30 p.m. Wednesdays. UCA’s most famous football alumnus is Monte Coleman, who played The Central Arkansas Football Report will also be broadcast at 11 16 seasons (1979-94) with the Washington Redskins and won three Super a.m. on Comcast Sportsnet Houston in the Texas/New Mexico/Oklahoma/ Bowl titles. Coleman was a linebacker and safety at UCA from 1975-78 and Louisiana/Arkansas area. A 6 p.m. Wednesday airing on Fox College is currently the head football coach at Arkansas-Pine Bluff. Sports Central will cover the entire United States. UCA’s most famous non-football alum is Scottie Pippen, a six-time NBA champion and two-time Olympic Dream Teamer.
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POSITION...... UCA...... UC UCA...... OPP UC...... OPP SCORING AVG 58.0...... 7.0 41.0...... 27.0 Offensive line (starters avg.)...... 6-4, 296...... 6-5, 296 FIRST DOWNS 25.0...... 12.0 24...... 16 Defensive line...... 6-3, 277...... 6-2, 268 RUSHING YARDS AVG 156.0...... 87.0 109.0...... 94.0 PASSING YARDS AVG 381.0...... 144.0 400.0...... 201.0 Offensive backs...... 5-11, 202...... 6-1, 228 TOTAL OFFENSE AVG 537.0...... 231.0 509.0...... 295.0 Receivers...... 6-1, 195...... 5-11, 181 KICK RETURN AVG 55.0...... 20.3 19.0...... 38.4 PUNT RETURN AVG 5.0...... 0.0 8.5...... 23.0 Linebackers...... 6-1, 213...... 6-2, 223 PUNTS/AVG 2/45.0...... 9/39.6 8/42.5...... 7/49.7 Defensive backs...... 6-0, 196...... 6-0, 185 FUMBLES/LOST 3/2...... 3/1 0/0...... 2/2 PENALTIES-YDS 8/64...... 8/55 8/68...... 4/50 Punt/Kickoff returners...... 5-9, 175...... 6-0, 193 TIME OF POSS. AVG 33:24...... 26:36 33:#0...... 26:30 Kicker/Punter...... 6-1, 184...... 6-0, 190 3RD DOWN CONV. 10/14 (71%)...... 4/16 (25%) 7/18 (38.8%).....2/14 (14.2%) 4TH DOWN CONV. 1/1 (100%)...... 0/1 (0%) 0/0 (0%)...... 1/3 (33.3%)
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6 - CAREER HIGHS - RUSHING TACKLES Player Carries Yards Player...... Tackles Wynrick Smothers 18 (@ SFA 2012) 97 (vs. NW State 2012) Justin Heard...... 13 (@ Arkansas State 2011) Blake Veasley 17 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) 85 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) Jestin Love...... 12 (@ Murray State 2012) Willie Matthews 12 (vs SE Louisiana 2011) 153 (vs. Bacone 2012) Radarius Winston...... 10 (@ Tulsa 2010) Jacoby Walker 7 (vs. Nicholls 2012) 39 (vs. Nicholls 2012) Blake Childress...... 10 (@ McNeese State 2012) Ryan Howard 2 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) 0 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) Dillon Winfrey ...... 9 (@ SE Louisiana 2012) Jatavious Wilson 1 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) 1 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) Dominique Brown...... 8 (vs. McNeese State 2010) Marcus Peters...... 8 (@ Nicholls 2011) RECEIVING Karl Brady...... 8 (vs. Sam Houston 2012) Player Receptions Yards Blake Gardner 10 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) 61 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) Matthew Hornbuckle...... 8 (at SFA 2012; vs. Lamar 2012) Dezmin Lewis 8 (@ Murray State 2012) 91 (vs. SHSU 2012)) Jonathan Woodard...... 5 (@ SFA 2012) Clay Murphy 5 (vs. Nicholls 2012) 24 (vs. Nicholls 2012) Marvin Mitchell...... 5 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) Jatavious Wilson 4 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) 105 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) Markeith Gaines...... 5 (two times) Desmond Smith 4 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) 77 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) D.J. Holland...... 5 (two times) Courtney Whitehead 4 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) 23 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) Zach Bush...... 4 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) Justin Burdette 3 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) 33 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) Darius Reed...... 4 (@ SFA 2012) Danzel Williams 3 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) 11 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) TJ Randall...... 4 (@ Arkansas State 2011) Chase Dixon 3 (vs. Eastern Illinois 2012) 39 (vs. E. Illinois 2012) Derek Floyd...... 4 (vs. SHSU 2012; vs. E. Illinois 2012) Blake Veasley 2 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) 38 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) Aum’Arie Wallace...... 3 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) Thomas Hart 2 (twice) 61 (vs. Southeastern La. 2011) Willie Matthews...... 3 (vs. Henderson State 2011) Jacoby Walker 2 (vs. Eastern Illinois 2012) 10 (vs. E. Illinois 2012) DJ Willis...... 3 (vs. McNeese State 2011) Damien Watts 1 (two times) 8 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) Joe Carmical...... 3 (vs. Bacone 2012) Joe Carmical 1 (vs. Lamar 2012) 5 (vs. Lamar 2012) Bobby Watkins...... 2 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) Josh Jones...... 2 (four times) PASSING Ricky Wyatt...... 2 (three times) Player Completions Attempts Yards TD Eric Smith...... 2 (vs. Bacone 2012) W. Smothers 35 (vs. E. Illinois ‘12) 49 (vs. E. Illinois. ‘12) 358 (@ Murray St. ‘12) 5 (@ MSU ‘12) Jordan Toliver...... 1 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) R. Howard 4 (vs.UIW ‘13) 7 (vs. UIW ‘13) 48 (vs. UIW ‘13) 1 (vs. Bacone ‘12) Terrence Partee...... 1 (vs. Incarnate Word 2013) Taylor Reed 3 vs. UIW ‘13) 3 (vs. UIW ‘13) 48 (vs. UIW ‘13) 1 (vs. UIW ‘13)
LAST TIME IT HAPPENED... 400 Yards Total Offense...... 457, vs. Eastern Illinois, 11/17/12 400 Yards Passing...... 457, Nathan Dick, vs. Texas State, 11/12/11 500 Yards Total Offense...... 537, vs. Incarnate Word, 8/29/13 4 TD Passes in a Game...... 4, Wynrick Smothers vs. E. Illinois, 11/17/12 600 Yards Total Offense...... 662 vs. Texas State, 10/11/07 5 TD Passes in a Game...... 5, Wynrick Smothers at Murray St., 9/8/12 400 Yards Rushing...... 469 vs. West Alabama, 10/31/98 5 Passes Intercepted...... 5, Mike Wallace vs. Harding, 11/16/89 70 Rush Attempts...... 70 vs. Southern Arkansas, 10/15/83 200 Yds Rush. in a Game...... 201, Willie Hopson vs. West Georgia, 11/1/03 6 Rushing Touchdowns...... 6 at Texas State, 11/6/10 4 TDs Rushing...... 5, Brent Grimes at Stephen F. Austin, 11/15/08 50 Pass Attempts...... 64 vs Texas State, 11/12/11 5 TDs Rushing...... 5, Brent Grimes at Stephen F. Austin, 11/15/08 30 Pass Completions...... 34, vs. Incarnate Word 8/29/13 3 TD Receptions...... 3, Kenneth Robey vs. Elizabeth City State, 9/2/10 400 Yards Passing...... 457, vs. Texas State, 11/12/11 4 TD Receptions...... 4, Ron Mallet vs. Harding, 11/17/79 500 Yards Passing...... 545 at Presbyterian, 11/19/05 3 Int. in a Game...... 3, Damien Land vs. Henderson State, 11/14/98 5 Touchdown Passes...... 5, at Murray State, 9/8/12 Punt Ret. for a TD...... Jesse Grandy, 72 yds, at Murray State, 9/8/12 5 Passes Intercepted...... 5 at Louisiana Tech, 9/1/07 Kick Ret. for a TD...... Jatavious Wilson, 93 yds, vs. Incarnate Word 8/29/13 70 Points Scored...... 70 vs. Bacone College, 9/15/12 Int. Returned for a TD...... Marcus Peters, 55 yds, @ NW State 11/5/11 8 Touchdowns Scored...... 9 vs. Texas State, 10/11/07 Fumble Ret. for a TD...... Jonathan Woodard 72 yds at SFA, 9/29/12 9 Touchdowns Scored...... 9 vs. Texas State, 10/11/07 Punt Blocked...... Willie Matthews vs. Bacone College, 9/15/12 10 Touchdowns Scored...... 10 vs. Bacone College, 9/15/12 Punt Blocked/returned TD...... Desmond Smith, 0 yds, vs. UIW 8/29/13 5 Interceptions (Defense)...... 5 at Henderson State, 9/21/02 PAT Blocked...... Devin Hawkins vs. E. Illinois, 11/17/12 5 Fumbles Forced...... 10, at S. F. Austin, 9/29/12 Field Goal Blocked...... Ricky Wyatt, vs. Incarnate Word 8/29/13 UCA was shut out...... 0-19, at Delta State, 10/7/95 2-Point Conversion....Brennan. Rushing from Nathan Dick, vs.Nicholls 10/8/11 Opponent was shut out...... 34-0, at Northwestern State, 10/10/09 Scored 30 Points...... 30, Brent Grimes at Stephen F. Austin, 11/15/08
Most Points Scored Most Points Allowed Milestone Games Milestone Wins Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score No. Date Opponent Score No. Date Opponent Score 11/19/37 Arkansas State 95-0 11/2/17 at Arkansas State 0-101 1 10/10/08 Little Rock HS 0-22 1 10/24/08 Arkansas Medics 5-0 11/7/15 Arkansas Tech 87-7 11/18/13 Hendrix 0-87 100 10/8/26 Ouachita Baptist 0-48 50 10/19/28 at Arkansas Col. 24-0 10/20/22 Arkansas State 82-0 11/23/10 Hendrix 0-82 200 10/22/38 at Missouri S&T 27-0 100 10/26/40 Henderson State 6-0 11/6/76 at Central Methodist 79-3 10/28/21 Arkansas Tech 0-67 300 11/1/52 Southern State 20-46 200 10/16/65 at Arkansas Tech 28-23 10/10/47 Arkansas College 72-7 11/1/45 at Arkansas Tech 0-65 400 9/14/63 Delta State 14-27 250 10/9/76 at Ark.-Monticello 44-0 10/3/63 at Nevada 13-63 10/24/10 Ozarks (Ark.) 71-0 500 10/27/73 at Arkansas Tech 13-14 300 11/20/82 at Harding 13-6 11/9/96 at Valdosta State 30-63 9/8/01 at SE Oklahoma 68-10 600 9/3/83 vs. Ark.-Pine Bluff 21-0 350 11/21/87 Harding 21-3 8/27/08 at Tulsa 34-62 9/21/02 at Henderson State 68-21 700 10/19/91 at Ark.-Monticello 21-14 400 10/9/93 Ark.-Pine Bluff 48-37 9/25/26 at Arkansas 0-60 10/5/23 Southern State 66-0 10/21/21 at Ouachita Baptist 0-58 800 10/28/00 Delta State 21-52 450 11/3/01 Southern Ark. 49-25 9/1/01 Abilene Christian 65-16 900 10/10/09 at Northwestern St. 34-0 500 9/20/08 Quincy 51-6
7 - RECORD WATCH - Career Passing Yards 7. Chris Freeman 1994-97 5,043 James Paul 2003, 05-07 19 Name Years Yards 8. Andy Rogers 1998-01 4,799 8. Steve Strange 1990-91 18 1. Nathan Brown 2005-08 10,558 9. Wynrick Smothers 2010- 4,628 Garrett Morgan 1990-91 18 2. Randy Huffstickler 1978-81 7,360 10. Hosea Knowlton 1990-93 4,549 10. Michael Mayeux 1997-98 17 3. Nathan Dick 2009-11 5,943 4. Zak Clark 2002, 04 5,919 Career Total Offense/Game Career Interception Return Yards 5. Ken Collums 1991-94 5,578 Name Years Avg. Name Years Yards 6. Chris Freeman 1994-97 5,091 1. Zak Clark 2002, 04 271.1 1. Monte Coleman 1975-76 395 7. Andy Rogers 1998-01 4,610 2. Nathan Brown 2005-08 244.3 2. Jestin Love 2010-12 236 8. Bobby Tiner 1963, 65-67 4,304 3. Nathan Dick 2009-11 224.4 3. Rodney Brown 1980-83 201 9. Kevin Nawracaj 1998-99 4,187 4. Kevin Nawracaj 1998-99 191.1 4. Bobby Chaten 2000-02 192 10. Wynrick Smothers 2010- 3,928 5. Wynrick Smothers 2010- 185.1 5. Melvin Bohanon 1984-86 191 11. Jeff Fusilier 1982-85 3,513 6. Bobby Tiner 1963, 65-67 169.7 Career Interception Ret. Touchdowns Career Total Offense Yards Career Field Goals Made Name Years TDs Name Years Yards Name Years FGs 1. Damien Land 1996-98 4 1. Nathan Brown 2005-08 10,993 1. Curtis Burrow 1982-85 43 2. Jestin Love 2010-12 3 2. Randy Huffstickler 1978-81 6,818 2. Eddie Carmona 2008-10 38 Bobby Chaten 2000-02 3 3. Nathan Dick 2009-11 6,284 3. Darrell Hamilton 1986-89 33 4. Ken Collums 1991-94 6,233 4. Justin Smith 1999-02 31 5. Bobby Tiner 1963, 65-67 6,110 5. Eddie Camara 2011-12 28 6. Zak Clark 2002, 04 5,964 6. Kevin Leach 1994-96 19
2013 SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE 2013 ESPN3 TELEVISION NETWORK SCHEDULE TELEVISION CHEDULE
Sat., Oct. 5 McNeese St. @ UCA 3:00 Sat., Oct. 12 SFA @ SE Louisiana 7:00 Sat., Oct. 12 NW State @ Nicholls 3:00 Sat., Oct. 19 SHSU @ McNeese 7:00 Sat., Oct. 26 Lamar @ SE Louisiana 7:00 Sat., Oct. 19 Nicholls @ SFA 3:00 Sat., Nov. 2 UCA @ NW State 7:00 Sat., Oct. 26 S.F. Austin @ UCA 3:00 Sat., Nov. 9 SE Louisiana @ UCA 7:00 Sat., Nov. 2 SHSU @ S.F. Austin 3:00 Sat., Nov. 16 NW State @McNeese 7:00 Sat., Nov. 9 Lamar @ NW State 3:00 Sat., Nov. 16 SHSU @ SE Louisiana 3:00 2013 COMCAST SPORTSNET Sat., Nov. 23 WILD CARD GAME HOUSTON TV SCHEDULE
ALL TIMES CENTRAL Sat., Sept. 7 UAPB @ McNeese 7:30 Schedule Subject to Change Sat., Sept. 14 TX Southern @ SHSU 2:00 Sat., Sept. 28 E. Washington @ SHSU 2:00 Sat., Oct. 12 Abilene Christian @ HBU 7:30 Sat., Oct. 19 UCA @ Lamar 6:00
Location Population Enrollment Stadium (capacity) Abilene Christian Abilene, TX 117,063 4,500 Shotwell Stadium (15,075) Central Arkansas Conway, AR 60,000 11,758 First Security Field @ Estes Stadium (9,000) Houston Baptist Houston, TX 2,145,000 2,200 Husky Stadium (proposed) Incarnate Word San Antonio, TX 1,360,000 9,188 Benson Stadium Lamar Beaumont, TX 114,000 14,522 Provost-Humphry Stadium (16,000) McNeese State Lake Charles, LA 90,000 8,900 Cowboy Stadium (17,610) Nicholls Thibodaux, LA 15,000 6,404 Manning Field in John L. Guidry Stadium (10,500) Northwestern St. Natchitoches, LA 17,865 9,447 Turpin Stadium (15,971) Sam Houston St. Huntsville, TX 38,664 18,478 Bowers Stadium (12,975) Southeastern La. Hammond, LA 20,235 15,602 Strawberry Stadium (7,408) Stephen F. Austin Nacogdoches, TX 33,405 12,999 Homer Bryce Stadium (14,575)
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8 OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL Academy) updated 8/23/12 Memphis) Ark. (W. Ark. (Memphis) Hills) Ala. (Vestavia (Duncanville) Texas (The Colony) Texas Ark. (El Dorado) Ark. (El Dorado) (Stephenville) Texas Ala. (Woodland) Ala. (So. Miss) (North Crowley) Texas Ala. (Theodore) Ark. (Southside) Ark. (Pulaski Ark. (Bentonville) Ark. (El Dorado) (Raleigh-Egypt) Tenn. (Southwind) Tenn. Ark. (Sheridan) Ark. (Arkansas) TX (Bush) Ark. (Bryant) (Oklahoma) Texas Ark. (Morrilton) Ark. (Yellville-Summit) Ark. (Bryant HS) Ark. (Bryant) (Lake Highlands) Texas (Air Force) Texas (TCU) Georgetown, Texas Cedar Hill, TX (Arkansas) (TCU) Georgetown, Texas Hills CC) Carrollton, Ga. (West (Guyer) Denton, Texas (Ball) Galveston, Texas Lee’s Summit, Mo. (Neb-Omaha) Little Rock, (Buffalo) Colleyville, Texas Catholic) Donaldsonville, La. (Ascension (Pleasant Grove) Texas Texarkana, (Destrehan) La. Destrehan, (Steele) Cibolo, Texas Cherry Valley, (Madison) Houston, Texas Covington, La. (Covington) ighland Park) (H Dallas, Texas uyer) (G Denton, Texas So. 6-1 183 Bryant, Jr. 5-9 168 Jr. 5-11 184 El Dorado, Jr. 5-11 184 El Dorado, Jr. RsFr. 6-1 5-10 197 201 Bentonville, Jr. 6-4 212 (No. Mesquite) Mesquite, Texas Jr. So. 5-11 6-0 194 Jr. 205 Hills, Vestavia 6-1 248 Amite, La. (Amite) Sr. 6-5 239 Fort Smith, Fr. 5-9 171 Bastrop, La. (Bastrop) Jr. 5-11 194 El Dorado, So. 6-2 207 Birmingham, So. So. 6-2 6-7 284 316 So. 6-1 286 So. So. 6-3 5-9 215 So. 194 El Dorado, Fr. 6-5 Arlington, 6-3 288 298 Owasso, Okla. (Owasso) Harrison, Fr. 6-4 303 Stephenville, Jr. 6-6 278 Fr. 6-2 287 Morrilton, Fr. Sr. 5-11 207 6-1 200 Lake Charles, La. (La Grange) Memphis, Sr. 6-0 208 Memphis, W. So. 5-11 So. Sr. 222 So. 6-2 5-9 Monroe, La. (Neville) 5-8 201 196 174 Houston, Shreveport, La. (Northwood) Bryant, Jr. 6-3 214 Fr. 6-1 Sr. So. 294 6-1 6-1 Duncanville, 230 229 Woodland, Fort Worth, So. 6-1 195 Fr. Jr. 6-3 6-3 278 291 Memphis, RsFr. 6-4 So. 244 Jr. 6-2 Sheridan, 248 6-0 301 Dallas, The Colony, Jr. 5-11 194 So. 5-8 174 Bryant, ON Sr. 5-11 196 Bastrop, La. (Bastrop) Sr. 5-11 213 Sr. 5-11 213
Allen Sr. 6-3 295 OUFFER Toliver Appe ious Wilson Jatav O’Meara Kirby Fr. 5-9 171 Bastrop, La. (Bastrop) Eddie Camara ious Wilson Jatav Dillion Winfrey Fr. 5-9 171 Bastrop, La. (Bastrop) rby O’Meara Kirby ay Murphy Clay ay Murphy Clay Jestin Love yatt W Ricky DOMINIQUE BROWN Sr. 5-10 200 Zach Bush Derek Floyd DAMIEN WATTS thers ick Smo Wynr Sr. 6-1 211 DEZMIN LEWIS Dominique ley Blake Veas XON CHASE DI Cole Caruthers Jr. 6-4 292 (Clements) Land, Texas Sugar ay Murphy Clay D.J. 6 6 2 1 IN MITCHELL MARV Karl Brady 8 26 Reed Darius 42 88 Smith Desmond 9 4 5 14 Wilson Jatavious 6 82 Burdette Justin 78 Stockton Mallett 73 Matthew Pearce 17 20 RADARIUS WINST 29 HAN HARRISON JONAT JR. 6-4 200 Belmont, Miss. (NE Miss. CC) T 75 DS 32 (or) 14 KR 23 (or) 14 PK/KO SS 32 66 Jace Denker P PR HO FS 11 Wellmaker Tirell SS 28 (or) 43 (or) CB 24 BLAKE CHILDRESS CB 39 Jr. JOSH JONES 23 Dillion Winfrey 6-2 221 Mesquite) (W. Mesquite, Texas WLB 25 MLB 49 JUSTIN HEARD STUD 98 Jordan 46 D.J. Holland 16 Aum’Arie Wallace (or) NG 97 57 Partee Terrence RANDALL T.J. DE 90 DE HAN WOODARD JONAT 93 95 DT So. MARKEITH GAINES Bailey McIver 91 HORNBUCKLE MATT 6-6 99 Sr. Willis D.J. 271 Sr. 6-0 (Ravenwood) Tenn. Brentwood, 6-2 265 281 Theodore,
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(or) RB 15 38 Reed Taylor TE 89 33 Danzel Williams LG 71 74 Lance Kloker RG 77 RT 76 64 KYLE ST Bryan Manley 70 Gilberto Garcia UCA BEARS FOOTBALL NO..... NAME...... PO...... YR...... HT...... WT...... HOMETOWN...... SCHOOL 1 Karl Brady...... DB...... 6-1...... 200...... Sr...... Memphis, Tenn...... Raleigh-Egypt 2 Marvin Mitchell...... DB...... 5-11...... 194...... Jr...... Carrollton, Ga...... West Hills CC 3 Jacoby Walker...... WR...... 6-2...... 207...... Jr...... Houston, Texas ...... Arkansas 4 Wynrick Smothers...... QB...... 6-1...... 211...... Sr...... Destrehan, La...... Destrehan 5 Dezmin Lewis...... WR...... 6-4...... 212...... Jr...... Mesquite, Texas ...... North Mesquite 6 Clay Murphy...... WR...... 5-11...... 194...... Jr...... El Dorado, Ark...... El Dorado 7 Bobby Watkins...... DB...... 6-1...... 203...... So...... Dallas, Texas ...... Air Force 8 Dominique Brown...... DB...... 5-10...... 200...... Sr...... Galveston, Texas ...... Ball 9 Damien Watts...... WR...... 5-10...... 197...... Jr...... Texarkana, Texas ...... Pleasant Grove 10 Thomas Hart...... TE...... 6-1...... 248...... Jr...... Amite, La...... Amite 11 Tirell Wellmaker...... DB...... 5-11...... 207...... Fr...... Lake Charles, La...... LaGrange 12 George Odum...... DB...... 6-2...... 185...... Fr...... Millington, Tenn...... Millington Central 13 Ryan Howard...... QB...... 5-11...... 194...... Jr...... Vestavia Hills, Ala...... Vestavia Hills 14 Jatavious Wilson...... WR...... 5-9...... 171...... Fr...... Bastrop, La...... Bastrop 15 Taylor Reed...... QB...... 6-3...... 215...... So...... El Dorado, Ark...... Arkansas 16 Aum’Arie Wallace...... LB...... 6-1...... 195...... R-Fr...... Little Rock, Ark...... Pulaski Academy 17 Eddie Camara...... PK...... 5-9...... 168...... Jr...... Cedar Hill, Texas...... Arkansas 18 Trey Schucker...... QB...... 6-3...... 223...... So...... Clarksville, Ark...... Southwest Baptist 19 Marcus Peters...... DB...... 6-2...... 204...... Sr...... Daingerfield, Texas ...... Daingerfield 20 Radarius Winston...... DB...... 5-11...... 196...... Sr...... Bastrop, La...... Bastrop 21 Willie Matthews...... RB...... 5-9...... 189...... Jr...... Bartlett, Tenn...... Bartlett 22 Jeff Anderson...... RB...... 6-0...... 214...... Fr...... Conway, Ark...... Conway 23 Dillion Winfrey...... DB...... 5-8...... 174...... So...... Bryant, Ark...... Bryant 24 Blake Childress...... LB...... 6-2...... 221...... Jr...... Mesquite, Texas ...... West Mesquite 25 Zach Bush...... LB...... 6-3...... 214...... Jr...... Denton, Texas ...... Guyer 26 Darius Reed...... DB...... 6-2...... 201...... So...... Houston, Texas ...... Bush 27 Joe Carmical...... FB...... 6-1...... 235...... Jr...... Monticello, AR ...... exas Tech 28 Jestin Love...... DB...... 6-0...... 208...... Sr...... West Memphis, Ark...... West Memphis 29 Jonathan Harrison...... P...... 6-4...... 202...... Jr...... Belmont, Miss...... NE Mississippi CC 30 Haywood Jeffries...... DB...... 6-0...... 201...... R-Fr...... Pearland, Texas ...... Dawson 32 Kirby O’Meara...... DS...... 5-11...... 216...... Sr...... Georgetown, Texas ...... TCU 33 Danzel Williams...... RB...... 5-9...... 194...... So...... Arlington, Texas...... Oklahoma 35 Darrien Daniels...... RB...... 5-9...... 175...... Fr...... St. Louis, Mo...... Riverview Gardens 36 Jordan Meyers...... DB...... 5-10...... 184...... Fr...... Lewisville, Texas...... Lewisville 37 Kelton Warren...... RB...... 5-10...... 185...... Fr...... Arlington, Texas ...... uan Seguin 38 Blake Veasley...... RB...... 6-0...... 205...... So...... Cherry Valley, Ark...... Memphis 39 Josh Jones...... DB...... 5-9...... 196...... Sr...... Shreveport, La...... Northwood 40 Cody Dauksch...... HB...... 6-1...... 221...... R-Fr...... West Memphis, Ark...... West Memphis 41 Fernando Van Hook...... DB...... 5-10...... 183...... Fr...... Senatobia, Miss...... Magnolia Heights 42 Derek Floyd...... DE...... 6-2...... 248...... So...... Dallas, Texas ...... Lake Highlands HS 43 Ricky Wyatt...... LB...... 5-11...... 222...... So...... Monroe, La...... Neville 44 Jace Denker...... PK...... 6-1...... 188...... So...... Bryant, Ark...... Bryant HS 45 Kamane Thomas...... LB...... 6-1...... 216...... R-Fr...... Missouri City, Texas...... Elkins 46 D.J. Holland...... LB...... 6-1...... 229...... So...... Fort Worth, Texas ...... North Crowley 48 Jazz Mason...... LB...... 6-0...... 213...... R-Fr...... Memphis, Tenn...... Arlington 49 Justin Heard...... LB...... 6-1...... 230...... Sr...... Woodland, Ala...... Woodland 51 DeShawn Bradford...... LB...... 5-11...... 224...... So...... Seattle, Wash...... Point University 52 Zach Watkins...... LB...... 6-1...... 232...... Jr...... Springdale, Ark...... College of the Canyons 53 Tony Brutofsky...... LB...... 5-9...... 190...... R-Fr...... Madison, Ala...... Bob Jones 54 Eric Smith...... DL...... 6-0...... 271...... So...... Little Rock, Ark...... Pulaski Robinson 55 Alec Willis...... OL...... 6-1...... 286...... So...... Denton, Texas ...... Guyer 56 Dawson Hadnot...... DL...... 6-1...... 292...... R-Fr...... Garland, Texas ...... Garland 57 T.J. Randall...... DL...... 6-3...... 291...... Jr...... Lee’s Summit, Mo...... Nebraska-Omaha 63 CJ Simon...... OL...... 6-3...... 296...... Jr...... Kingwood, Texas ...... Kingwood 64 Bryan Manley...... OL...... 6-4...... 303...... Fr...... Stephenville, Texas...... Stephenville 67 Earl Ross Downs...... OL...... 6-2...... 285...... So...... Bastrop, La...... astrop 68 Andrew Morton...... OL...... 6-0...... 264...... R-Fr...... Hot Springs, Ark ...... Hot Springs HS 70 Gilberto Garcia...... OL...... 6-2...... 287...... Fr...... Morrilton, Ark...... Morrilton 71 Cole Caruthers...... OL...... 6-4...... 292...... Jr...... Sugarland, Texas...... Clements 72 Jordan Kersh...... OL...... 6-4...... 284...... Jr...... Brandon, Miss...... Hinds CC 73 Matthew Pearce...... OL...... 6-6...... 278...... Jr...... Donaldsonville, La...... Ascension Catholic 74 Lance Kloker...... OL...... 6-5...... 288...... So...... Owasso, Okla...... Owasso 75 Dominique Allen...... OL...... 6-3...... 295...... Sr...... Houston, Texas...... Madison 76 Kyle Stouffer...... OL...... 6-7...... 316...... So...... Dallas, Texas ...... Highland Park 77 D.J. Appe...... OL...... 6-2...... 284...... So...... Covington, La...... Covington 78 Stockton Mallet...... OL...... 6-3...... 298...... Fr...... Harrison, Ark...... Yellville Summit 79 Cade Camp...... OL...... 6-4...... 272...... Fr...... Allen, Texas...... Allen 80 Blake Gardner...... WR...... 5-11...... 178...... So...... Cibolo, Texas...... Steele 81 Courtney Whitehead...... WR...... 6-3...... 217...... So...... Athens, Texas ...... Air Force 82 Justin Burdette...... WR...... 6-2...... 207...... So...... Birmingham, Ala...... Southern Miss. 83 Roman Gordon...... WR...... 6-2...... 177...... Fr...... Fort Worth, Texas ...... Haltom City 84 Wyatt Hikins...... WR...... 6-2...... 184...... R-Fr...... Colombus, Ohio ...... Groveport-Madison 85 Jose Moore...... WR...... 6-2...... 205...... Fr...... Southaven, Miss...... Southaven 86 Jaquon Goodman...... WR...... 6-4...... 215...... Jr...... Smithfield, Va...... Iowa Central CC 87 Deonta Baker...... WR...... 6-0...... 183...... R-Fr...... Smackover, Ark...... Smackover 88 Desmond Smith...... WR...... 6-1...... 201...... R-Fr...... Bentonville, Ark ...... Bentonville 89 Chase Dixon...... TE...... 6-5...... 239...... Sr...... Fort Smith, Ark...... Southside 90 Jonathan Woodard...... DE...... 6-6...... 271...... So...... Brentwood, Tenn...... Ravenwood 91 Matthew Hornbuckle...... DL...... 6-2...... 281...... Sr...... Colleyville, Texas ...... Buffalo 92 Bo Harper...... DE...... 6-4...... 248...... R-Fr...... Monroe, La...... Ouachita Christian 93 Markeith Gaines...... DE...... 6-0...... 265...... Sr...... Theodore, Ala...... Theodore 94 Thomas Loving...... DE...... 6-5...... 268...... Fr...... Springtown, Texas ...... Springtown 95 Bailey McIver...... DE...... 6-4...... 244...... R-Fr...... Sheridan, Ark...... Sheridan 97 Terrence Partee...... DL...... 6-3...... 278...... Fr...... Memphis, Tenn...... Southwind 98 Jordan Toliver...... DL...... 6-1...... 294...... Fr...... Duncanville, Texas...... Duncanville 99 D.J. Willis...... DL...... 6-0...... 301...... Jr...... The Colony, Texas...... The Colony 2013 Statistics
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