DOCSLIB.ORG

Chadron State College

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Chadron State College CHADRON STATE COLLEGE 2013 EAGLE FOOTBALL 8 RMAC Championships | 8 D-II Playoff Appearances | 24 First Team All-Americans | 137 All-RMAC Selections Game Eight Chadron State Saturday, Oct. 26 (5-2, 4-1 RMAC) Time: .......................Noon Location...........Chadron Sept. 5 at Missouri S&T W 40-34 (OT) Sept. 12 at #4 West Texas A&M L 34-31 Elliott Field Sept. 21 *Colorado Mesa (Family Day) W 30-24 Capacity ................. 3,600 Sept. 28 *at Western State W 35-13 Chadron State (5-2, 4-1) N.M. Highlands (2-5, 1-4) Oct. 6 *Adams State (Homecoming) W 31-0 EAGLES Series .... 22nd Meeting COWBOYS Oct. 12 *#5 CSU-Pueblo L 51-42 Last Game: Record .......... CSC: 18-3 Last Game: Oct. 19 *at Black Hills State W 43-13 Won: Black Hills, 43-13 Last Meeting Lost: Adams State, 24-20 Oct. 26 *New Mexico Highlands Noon Coach: Jay Long CSC 36, NMH 33 Coach: Eric Young Nov. 2 *at Western New Mexico Noon Nov. 9 *Fort Lewis Noon Nov. 16 *at Colorado Mines Noon The Eagles’ offense is humming The Chadron State offense is producing at an all-time high the last two weeks. The Eagles have set the record for most passing yards (600) and rushing yards New Mexico Highlands (495) in back-to-back weeks. Additionally, the unit has gained over 700 yards in both games - something that’s never happened at Chadron State. To be exact, (2-5, 1-4 RMAC) the Eagles have put up 1,412 yards in eight quarters. They tallied the second- most yards in a game in school history against Black Hills State (708) and the Sept. 5 at Eastern N.M. W 31-28 third most in a game against CSU-Pueblo (704). Sept. 14 at Abilene Christian L 52-28 Sept. 21 *Fort Lewis W 31-20 Sept. 28 *at Colorado Mines L 30-10 Getting it done in the classroom, as well Oct. 5 *Colorado Mesa L 22-17 Eight Chadron State College football players have been placed on the Rocky Oct. 12 *at Western State L 33-27 Mountain Athletic Conference All-Academic First Team. Oct. 19 *Adams State L 24-20 The Eagles and Colorado Mesa, who also had eight players tabbed for the team, Oct. 26 *at Chadron State Noon tied for the most selections. Nov. 2 *Black Hills State 1 p.m. Chadron State’s offensive first team selections are junior quarterback Jonn Nov. 9 *CSU-Pueblo 2 p.m. McLain of Chadron, senior tailback Glen Clinton of Cody, Wyo., senior inside Nov. 16 *at Western N.M. Noon receiver Cody Roes of Chadron, and junior offensive lineman Sam Parker of Harrison, Neb. * Conference Games McLain was the RMAC All-Academic Player of the Year in 2012 and Clinton is All times at game site and are subject to change making his third straight appearance on the first team. The defensive selections include junior defensive lineman Zach Sandstrom of Chadron, senior linebacker Shea Koch of Custer, S.D., senior defensive back Pierre Etchemendy of Douglas, Wyo., and senior defensive back Tyler McFarland of Boise, Idaho. Etchemendy and Sandstrom were also first team choices in 2012. Eagles hosting Cowboys The Chadron State College football team hopes to keep its Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and postseason playoff hopes alive Saturday when it hosts New Mexico Highlands at Elliott Field. Kickoff will be at noon. The Eagles are 5-2 for the season and 4-1 in the conference. Colorado State- Pueblo leads the RMAC at 5-0 and has a 7-0 seasonal mark. It’s anticipated that CSC will have to win its remaining four conference games to have a chance to reach the playoffs. Even if they accomplish that, the Eagle’s will need a team to upset Pueblo to grab a shore of the RMAC title. The Highlands Cowboys are 1-4 in the RMAC and 2-5 for the season, but have lost each of their last three games by less than a touchdown. The Cowboys opened the season with a 31-389 win over Eastern New Mexico but Abilene Christian beat them 52-28 the next week. Highlands then opened its conference schedule with a 31-20 win over Fort Lewis, but after that the Cowboys are winless. 1 2013 Chadron State Football | Twitter: @csceagles | Facebook: /csceagles | #rmacfb | #RingTheBell Chadron State Sports Information | www.chadroneagles.com | 308-432-6212 | [email protected] Eagles own a potent offense The Chadron State offense ranks among the nation’s best and a CHADRON STATE COLLEGE QUICK FACTS big reason for that is the solid play of its offensive line - the Eagles City/Zip ................................................................Chadron, NE 69337 have only allowed seven sacks - and the stellar production of its Founded/Enrollment ......................................................1911/2,800 playmakers at receiver. Nickname .................................................................................... Eagles Here’s a look at the career stats for starting receivers - Cody Roes, School Colors ....................................................Cardinal and White Chapman Ham, Travis Reeves and Nathan Ross. Three of them have already eclipsed the elusive 1,000 barrier and the remaining Stadium/Cap. ......... Elliott Field at Don Beebe Stadium/3,800 one has a strong chance at meeting that mark. In addition, all of Surface .............................................................................Natural Grass them can have over 100 receptions barring injury this season. Press Box Phone ..........................................................308-340-9230 That’s something a foursome at Chadron State has never done. Affiliation ..................................................................NCAA Division II Conference ......................Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Receivers and Their Career Stats President ................................................................... Dr. Randy Rhine NATHAN ROSS CHAPMAN HAM Athletic Director ............................................................Joel R. Smith Rec. Yds TD Avg/G Rec. Yds TD Avg/G Athletic Dept. Phone .................................................308-432-6344 162 2,234 22 55.1 98 930 9 22.5 Tickets Phone ...............................................................308-432-6255 Sports Information Director .............................Alex Helmbrecht CODY ROES TRAVIS REEVES SID E-mail .....................................................ahelmbrecht@csc.edu Rec. Yds TD Avg/G Rec. Yds TD Avg/G SID Office Phone .........................................................308-432-6212 94 1,044 17 27.8 90 1,073 5 28.0 Head Athletic Trainer ......................................................... Don Watt Clinon named player of the week COACHING STAFF Chadron State College’s Glen Clinton is the Rocky Mountain Head Coach/Offensive Line ..............................................Jay Long Athletic Conference, Nebraska Division II Offensive and Beyond Alma Mater ......................................................Chadron State, 2001 Sports Network Offensie Player of the Week following his stellar Record at Chadron State ..........................14-5 (Second Season) performance in the Eagles’ 43-13 victory over Black Hills State. Career Record (Years) ....................................29-19 (Fifth Season) Clinton, a senior from Cody, Wyo., rushed for a career-high 255 Office Phone .................................................................308-432-6281 yards and three touchdowns in Saturday’s game. He averaged 8.5 E-mail ............................................................................ [email protected] yards a carry and added three receptions for 47 yards. In addition, the CSC rushing attack set a school record by gaining ASSISTANTS 495 yards on the ground. Defensive Coordinator ....................................................Jeff Larson The Nebraska D-II Defensive Player of the Week is Kellen Werner of the University of Nebraska-Kearney. Werner, a senior from Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks ........................Chris Stein Grand Island, Neb., had 14 tackles, including two for a loss and a Defensive Backs/Special Teams Coordinator .......Craig Jersild forced fumble, in the Lopers’ 24-14 win over Lincoln University. Wide Receivers ...............................Joe McLain/Brandon Gunter Running Backs ........................................................... Jacob Iodence Welcome back Inside Receivers ...........................................................Jacob McLain Chadron State College senior safety Trelan Taylor made an Offensive Tackles ............................................................Josh Breske impression in his first game with the Eagles last week against Defensive Backs/Special Teams ...............................Josh Redden Black Hills State. Linebackers/Special Teams ...............................Richard Fairhead Taylor, an All-American in 2012, had six solo tackles, including a Defensive Line ..........................................Kyle King/Randy Doran tackle for loss, an interception he returned 15 yards and he broke up two passes. HISTORY First Year of Football ................................................................... 1911 The last time these two met...CSC won, 36-33 All-Time Record (Years) ...................................... 506-3343-15 (98) Chadron State quarterback Jonn McLain found Allan Schmaltz All-Time RMAC Record (Years) .....................................141-39 (22) for a 21-yard touchdown in the back of the end zone with 36 Number of RMAC Championships (Last) ......................8 (2008) seconds to play to give the Eagles a thrilling 36-33 RMAC victory All-Time Postseason Record ...................................................... 4-11 over New Mexico Highlands on Oct. 20. NCAA D-II Playoff Appearances
Load more

Recommended publications
  • 10 Dustin Vaughan a Championship Tradition
    #10 Dustin Vaughan A CHAMPIONSHIP TRADITION . Over the past eight seasons, West Texas A&M has proven it ranks among not only the very best WINNING PERCENTage – football teams in the State of Texas, but the Buffaloes rank among the top-10 in the entire nation, TEXAS UNIVERSITIES as well, based on regular-season winning percentage. (Last Eight Seasons, Regular-Season Only) With 71 regular season victories over the last eight years marking the tenure of current head School W L Pct. Yrs. in Postseason coach Don Carthel, the Buffaloes’ 82.0 winning percentage stands eighth-best nationally and, only 1. TCU 78 17 82% 8 of 8 TCU has a better regular-season winning percentage than the Buffaloes during that span. 2. West Texas A&M 71 16 82% 8 of 8 Tough on the road; tough at home as the Buffs played a remarkable 11-games away from 3. Midwestern State 66 19 78% 4 of 8 Kimbrough Memorial Stadium in 2012 en route to the NCAA National Semifinals. The Buffs went 4. Texas 72 23 77% 6 of 8 12-3 overall matching the school-record for wins in a season (2007) and went 10-1 away from 5. Abilene Christian 56 28 67% 6 of 8 home and 9-1 in true 6. Houston 62 34 65% 5 of 8 WINNING PERCENTAGE - NATIONALLY road games. 7. Texas Tech 61 34 64% 7 of 8 It all adds up to four 8. Tarleton State 54 31 64% 1 of 8 (Last Eight Seasons, Regular-Season Only) School ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Total W/L% Lone Star Conference 9.
    [Show full text]
  • CHADRON STATE 2019 FOOTBALL 8 RMAC Championships | 7 D-II Playoff Appearances | 27 First Team All-Americans | 162 All-RMAC Selections
    CHADRON STATE 2019 FOOTBALL 8 RMAC Championships | 7 D-II Playoff Appearances | 27 First Team All-Americans | 162 All-RMAC Selections Chadron State Game 1 (0-0, 0-0 RMAC) Saturday, Sept. 7 Time: ......................6 p.m. *Sept. 7 .........................at Black Hills State, 6 p.m. Spearfish, S.D. *Sept. 14 ..................................CSU-Pueblo, 7 p.m. Lyle Hare Stadium *Sept. 21 ..................................at Fort Lewis, Noon Chadron State (0-0, 0-0 RMAC) Black Hills State (0-0, 0-0 RMAC) *Sept. 28 ............................Colorado Mesa, 1 p.m. Yellow Jackets *Oct. 5 .............................. at Western State, 1 p.m. EAGLES Series: CSC leads Last Game: ............................57-15-2 Last Game: *Oct. 12 ....................................Adams State, Noon N/A Streak: CSC (2) N/A Oct. 19 ...................... Texas-Permian Basin, Noon Coach: Jay Long Coach: John Reiners *Oct. 26 ..................................at Dixie State, 1 p.m. *Nov. 2 ...........at New Mexico Highlands, 1 p.m. Under the Lights *Nov. 9 .......................South Dakota Mines, Noon This will be the first night game played at Lyle Hare Stadium since 2010, when *Nov. 16 ..............................Colorado Mines, Noon Black Hills State was just beginning its transition from the NAIA to NCAA Division II. The last time the Yellow Jackets turned on the lights, they survived a 14-13 decision over NCAA Division III opponent Wisconsin-Stout. BHSU plays another Black Hills State night game later this season, against South Dakota Mines on Oct. 12. (0-0, 0-0 RMAC) Early Rivals Last year’s contest between CSC and BHSU marked the 75th in the series between *Sept. 7 .................................Chadron State, 6 p.m.
    [Show full text]
  • Page 1 (Page 1)
    V OL.100 , NO .5 THE T HE U NIVERSITY OF N EBRASKA - KEARNEY ANTELOPEWeekend Weather FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Club 3 show Lopers Few Showers/Wind Prtly Cloudy Mostly Sunny dazzles audience triumph High 58 High 62 High 69 Low 36 page 9 page 6 Low 29 Low 41 THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 30, 2004 UNK graduate seeks success with CBS by Ryan Schmidt Antelope Staff Writer Nate Marsh, a UNK graduate, has found a home on the set of CBS in New York City. Marsh, multimedia major, accepted an internship with CBS on his graduation day last May. A month later, he moved to New York City and has been working his way up the corporate ladder for CBS Sports ever since. A month into his internship, Marsh’s skills were recognized by his boss Mike Bird, CBS Sports graphics manager. Bird then pre- sented Marsh with his first big assignment. He asked Marsh to redesign the player profiles for the NFL broadcasts. Marsh put together a design and worked on the animation with some co-workers from the Font Compose Lab. Bird was thoroughly impressed with Marsh’s design and decided to take it to the executive meeting for approval. CBS Sports Executive Vice-President Ken Agard also liked the design and cleared it to air for the preseason on local CBS affiliates in the seven main cities that were covered in the preseason. One month into his internship and Marsh had his design airing on major broadcasts in New York, New Orleans, Oakland, Pittsburgh, Courtesy of CBS Sports See Nate Marsh, page 8 Nate Marsh poses for a picture at the CBS studios in New York.
    [Show full text]
  • Arthur C. (A.C.) Ritt 1​St​ Head Coach 1928-1933
    Arthur C. (A.C.) Ritt st 1 ​ Head Coach 1928-1933 ​ Arthur C. (A.C.) Ritt st 1 ​ Head Coach 1928-1933 ​ Mr. A. C. Ritt was Wm. Horlick High School’s first head football, basketball and track coach along with the first physical education and German instructor. Later he also served as an assistant principal at Horlick. Coach Ritt, who played football and basketball at Crystal Lake High School in Illinois went on to the University of Illinois and graduated in 1923. He began his coaching duties at Pittsfield, Illinois, where for two years he handled local high school teams in football, basketball, and track. From Pittsfield, he went to Negaunee, Michigan for another two years of coaching the same three sports. He was also degreed from University of California. When Coach Ritt arrived in Racine late in the fall of 1927, he was given the duties of coaching the lightweight basketball team at Racine High School. His success with the ‘Ponies’ was well known since it was the best basketball team Racine High School ever had. They played a tough Big Six Conference schedule and managed only two defeats. He taught physical education at Washington Junior High School for one year before coming to Horlick. Coach Ritt referred to the Horlick athletes as “Aggies” and just as it is today, Horlick’s emblem was “The North Star.” Coach Ritt believed that participation in Horlick sports taught cooperation, self-reliance, alertness, quick thinking, fair play, and good sportsmanship. Coach Ritt stated in the 1941 Polaris, “ Playing the game of football develops spirit, mind, and body, and all in all promotes The Horlick Way.” ​ ​ Coach Ritt conducted Horlick’s first football banquet on January 10, 1929.
    [Show full text]
  • 2019 Alliance of American Football Media Guide
    ALLIANCE OF AMERICAN FOOTBALL INAUGURAL SEASON 2019 MEDIA GUIDE LAST UPDATED - 2.27.2019 1 ALLIANCE OF AMERICAN FOOTBALL INAUGURAL SEASON CONFERENCE CONFERENCE 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS - 1 Page ALLIANCE OF AMERICAN FOOTBALL INAUGURAL SEASON Birth of The Alliance 4 2019 Week by Week Schedule 8 Alliance Championship Game 10 Alliance on the Air 12 National Media Inquiries 13 Executives 14 League History 16 Did You Know? 17 QB Draft 18 Game Officials 21 Arizona Hotshots 22 Atlanta Legends 32 Birmingham Iron 42 Memphis Express 52 Orlando Apollos 62 Salt Lake Stallions 72 San Antonio Commanders 82 San Diego Fleet 92 AAF SOCIAL Alliance of American Football /AAFLeague AAF.COM @TheAAF #JoinTheAlliance @TheAAF 3 BIRTH OF The Alliance OF AMERICAN FOOTBALL By Gary Myers Are you ready for some really good spring football? Well, here you go. The national crisis is over. The annual post-Super Bowl football withdrawal, a seemingly incurable malady that impacts millions every year the second weekend in February and lasts weeks and months, is now in the past thanks to The Alliance of American Football, the creation of Charlie Ebersol, a television and film producer, and Bill Polian, a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. They have the football game plan, the business model with multiple big-money investors and a national television contract with CBS to succeed where other spring leagues have failed. The idea is not to compete with the National Football League. That’s a failed concept. The Alliance will complement the NFL and satisfy the insatiable appetite of football fans who otherwise would be suffering from a long period of depression.
    [Show full text]
  • Tuition to Increase $5 Per Credit Hour
    Mavs fall Snow Report in RMAC Page 2 tourney Page 5 The CMesariterion State College u criterion.mesastate.edu Nov. 12, 2008 The voice of the students Vol. 78 Issue 9 This issue... Opinions: Page 3 Renovations begin on Moss Brian Erickson returns to Opin- ions with a fresh column on the drama that we all seem to cre- ate. Check out “snow globe.” Features: Page 4 Amanda Friar floor that News Editor is built and fit to the space specifically. There As construction continues on will also be dressing rooms with re- the Mesa State campus, college of- strooms on the same floor. ficials, faculty members, students, One of the nicest features will and fundraisers held a ceremoni- be windows. The entire side of al groundbreaking for the new ad- the third floor that will be facing Danielle Stomberg/Criterion dition that is to be built at Moss 12th and North Ave. will be com- The golden shovels are ready for the ground breaking of the new ex- Performing Arts Center. posed of windows. This will en- pansion of Moss Performing Arts Center Thursday, Nov. 6. “This is a very exciting project,” able people passing by to look up on a projector and a screen rather we’re in the same business here.” Mesa State President Tim Foster and see practices going on, giving than roll in a TV on a cart for danc- Many new things are planned said. “The three-story, 10,800 the dance department free pub- ers to squint at. It will also be built for the theatre department as well.
    [Show full text]
  • Capital One Academic All-America® Team S Elected by C O Sida
    CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA® TEAM S ELECTED BY C O SIDA FOR RELEASE: Wednesday, December 4 – 12 noon (EDT) NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE QUARTERBACK TREVOR ADAMS LEADS CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA® DIVISION II FOOTBALL TEAM TOWSON, Md. ‐ Northwest Missouri State University senior quarterback Trevor Adams leads the Capital One Academic All-America® NCAA Division II football team as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). A biology/psychology double major with a 3.94 G.P.A., Adams is the winner of the Academic All- America® of the Year award for Division II football. The Capital One Academic All-America® program is being financially supported by the NCAA Division II national governance structure to assist CoSIDA with handling the awards fulfillment aspects for the 2013-14 Division II Academic All-America® teams program. Adams and his Northwest Missouri State Bearcats are 12-0 overall and play St. Cloud State University in the NCAA Division II national quarterfinals Saturday. He is a three-time Capital One Academic All-America® selection, earning second team honors in 2011 and 2012. This year, Adams is the top-rated Division II passer in pass efficiency rating (192.3) and completion percentage (72.7). The 2013 Mid America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Offensive Player of the Year, Adams will graduate in December with his double major. He has served as the Bearcats’ starting quarterback since the third week of his sophomore season. This year, the Odessa, Texas, native has completed 160-of-220 passes for 2,292 yards and 25 touchdowns. Northwest Missouri State is 31-6 overall since Adams was inserted into the starting lineup.
    [Show full text]
  • CHADRON STATE 2019 FOOTBALL 8 RMAC Championships | 7 D-II Playoff Appearances | 27 First Team All-Americans | 162 All-RMAC Selections
    CHADRON STATE 2019 FOOTBALL 8 RMAC Championships | 7 D-II Playoff Appearances | 27 First Team All-Americans | 162 All-RMAC Selections Chadron State Game 3 (1-1, 1-1 RMAC) Saturday, Sept. 21 Time: .......................Noon *Sept. 7 .....................at Black Hills State, W 48-31 Durango, Colo. *Sept. 14 ................................CSU-Pueblo, L 21-42 Dennison Field *Sept. 21 ..................................at Fort Lewis, Noon Chadron State (1-1, 1-1 RMAC) Fort Lewis (1-1, 1-1 RMAC) *Sept. 28 ............................Colorado Mesa, 1 p.m. Skyhawks *Oct. 5 .............................. at Western State, 1 p.m. EAGLES Series: CSC leads Last Game: .............................. 28-4-0 Last Game: *Oct. 12 ....................................Adams State, Noon L, 21-42 vs CSU-Pueblo Streak: CSC (3) L, 14-23 vs Dixie State Oct. 19 ...................... Texas-Permian Basin, Noon Coach: Jay Long Coach: Brandon Crosby *Oct. 26 ..................................at Dixie State, 1 p.m. *Nov. 2 ...........at New Mexico Highlands, 1 p.m. Last Outing *Nov. 9 .......................South Dakota Mines, Noon Chadron State College football fell to 1-1 in its home opener versus Colorado State *Nov. 16 ..............................Colorado Mines, Noon University-Pueblo, then ranked No. 9 in NCAA Division II. The ThunderWolves broke open a 29-0 halftime lead, owing partly to their preferable starting field position on several drives. Despite the early setbacks, CSC’s Fort Lewis offensive attack got going in the second half, and the Eagles took the momentum for (1-1, 1-1 RMAC) much of the second half. Straight out of halftime, the Eagles’ Justin Cauley forced a fumble on the opening kickoff and marched 36 yards to paydirt.
    [Show full text]
  • Baltimore Ravens Press Release Under Armour Performance Center 1 Winning Drive Owings Mills, Md 21117 Ph: 410-701-4000 Baltimoreravens.Com Twitter: @Ravens
    BALTIMORE RAVENS PRESS RELEASE UNDER ARMOUR PERFORMANCE CENTER 1 WINNING DRIVE OWINGS MILLS, MD 21117 PH: 410-701-4000 BALTIMORERAVENS.COM TWITTER: @RAVENS TWO-TIME WORLD CHAMPIONS: SUPER BOWL XXXV (2000) & SUPER BOWL XLVII (2012) COACH HARBAUGH SAYS BALTIMORE RAVENS AT JOHN HARBAUGH ON WEEKLY IMPROVEMENT PAYING OFF LATE IN THE SEASON: PITTSBURGH STEELERS “It’s a team game, and every game is going to play out differently. Next week is going to be a different game than this week. We have to find (7-5) WEEK 14 – SUNDAY, DEC. 10, 2017 (10-2) a way to win the next game, using all three phases. Pulling together 8:30 P.M. ET – HEINZ FIELD (68,400) and doing your best, really, that’s what it’s all about. Getting a little bit better [each week] at this time of year goes a long way. If you continue JUST THE FACTS to improve in every area, just a little bit, it will pay off for us.” • Ravens-Steelers – it’s still the NFL’s best rivalry, and it heats back up again when Baltimore (7-5) visits Pittsburgh (10-2) for a Sunday INJURY UPDATE Night Football showdown. Kickoff for this primetime battle from Starters on Injured Reserve include Pro Bowl RGKevin Marshal Byrne - Senior Yanda Vice President of Public/Community Relations Heinz Field is set for 8:30 p.m. Winners of three straight (and four of (ankle), LG Alex Lewis (shoulder), DE BrentChad Urban Steele - Vice(foot) President and ofCB Public Tavon Relations v Patrick Gleason - Director of Public Relations - Public Relations Manager v - Publications/Public Relations Specialist their past five), the Ravens aim to avenge a 26-9, Week 4 loss to the Young (knee).
    [Show full text]
  • WT Game Notes
    22014014 WWestest TTexasexas AA&M&M GGameame NNotesotes 22014014 WWestest TTexasexas AA&M&M BBuffalouffalo FFootballootball LLSCSC CHHAMPIONSAMPIONS • 11986986 • 22005005 • 22006006 • 22007007 • 22012012 NNCAACAA PLLAYOFFAYOFF APPPEARANCESPEARANCES 22005005 • 22006006 • 22007007 • 22008008 • 22010010 • 22012012 • 22013013 Kit Strief • West Texas A&M Assistant A.D. for Media Relations Offi ce • 806.651.4430 | Cell • 515.490.4627 | Fax • 806.651.4409 Email • [email protected] | www.GoBuffsGo.com GGameame DDayay IInfornationnfornation WEESTST TEEXASXAS AA&M&M AATT EAASTERNSTERN NEEWW MEEXICOXICO, NOOVV. 11,, 22014014 Date: November 1, 2014 Kickoff: 7 p.m. (CT) West Texas A&M Buffaloes Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds Location: Blackwater Draw, N.M. 2014 Record: 5-3 (4-2 LSC) 2014 Record: 4-4 (2-4 LSC) Stadium: Greyhound Stadium Head Coach: Mike Nesbitt (2nd yr.) Head Coach: Josh Lynn Capacity: 6,100 Career Record: 16-6 Career Record: 22-17 Television: KAMR NBC-4 WTAMU Record: 16-6 ENMU Record: 13-14 Radio: 98.7 KPRF “Jack FM” 2014 Leaders: 2014 Leaders: Internet Streaming: www.gobuffsgo.com Jeremy Watson (SR-WR, 42 rec., 606 yards, 5 TD) E’Lon Spight (SR-FB, 210 att., 1,122 Yards, 14 TD) Series: WT leads 15-12 Geremy A-Mitchell (JR-RB, 181 att., 886 yds, 12 TD) Jeremy Buurma (JR-QB, 55-123-5, 1,156 Yards, 13 TD) Last Meeting: ENMU 39-38 (11/2/13 at WT) Patric Youngman (SO-LB, 67 Tackles, 4 TFL, 2 Sack) D’Maujeric Tucker (SO-KR, 8 ret., 283 Yards, 1 TD) Cater James (R-FR-LB, 98 Tackles 8.5 TFL, 3 Sack) Seth Bailey (SR-LB, 54 Tackles, 7.5 TFL, 4 INT, 3 BU) 22014014 WWestest TTexasexas AA&M&M SSchedulechedule September Time/Result BUFFS AND GREYHOUNDS BATTLE FOR THE WAGON WHEEL 4 at #4 Colorado State-Pueblo L, 35-6 13 #16TARLETON STATE* L, 31-27 OPENING DRIVE - The Buffs close out the 2014 regular season with a critical game Saturday at 7 p.m.
    [Show full text]
  • Eight Named As Finalists for Harlon Hill Trophy As Division Ii Football Player of the Year
    HARLON HILL FINALISTS ANNOUNCED HARLON HILL FINALISTS ANNOUNCED EIGHT NAMED AS FINALISTS FOR HARLON HILL TROPHY AS DIVISION II FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Following regional voting, the Little Rock Touchdown Club, in conjunction with the Great American Conference, revealed the eight finalists for the 2019 Harlon Hill Trophy, the NCAA Division II College Football Player of the Year. The NCAA Division II sports information directors selected the finalists through a round of regional voting. The eight finalists will now be placed on the national ballot where all 184 of the division’s school and conference SIDs will select the award’s 34th winner. The top two players from the four Super Regions advanced to the national ballot. Three quarterbacks, three running backs, one wide receiver and a defensive end comprised the list of 2019 finalists. Notre Dame College sophomore running back Jaleel McLaughlin and Slippery Rock senior quarterback Roland Rivers III advanced from Super Region #1. Lenoir-Rhyne senior defensive end Jaquan Artis and Valdosta State junior quarterback Rogan Wells moved on from Super Region #2. From Super Region #3, Central Missouri quarterback Brook Bolles and Harding junior running back Cole Chancey earned spots on the national ballot from Super Region #3. Two seniors, Minnesota State running back Nate Gunn and Tarleton State wide receiver Zimari Manning garnered the two finalist slots from Super Region #4. McLaughlin and Wells repeated as Harlon HIll Award finalists. Wells finished second in the voting to Ferris State’s Jayru Campbell while McLaughlin placed third. Bolles previously advanced to the final voting stage in 2017 All eight of the finalists helped guide their teams into the 2019 NCAA Division II playoffs and four - McLaughlin, Rivers III, Artis and Gunn - will compete in this weekend’s quarterfinal matchups.
    [Show full text]
  • 2012 Angelo State Football Media Supplement
    2012 Angelo State Football Media Supplement 1 ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL UNIVERSITY INFORMATION FOOTBALL HISTORY Institution: . Angelo State University First Year of Football: . 1939 Location: . San Angelo, Texas First Year of NCAA Division II Football: . 1981 Enrollment:. .7,048 Overall University Record (Since 1964): . .286-220-5 (.559) Founded: . 1928 Overall NCAA Division II Record (Since 1981): . .184-146-2 (.554) Nickname: . Rams NCAA D-II Playoff Appearances: . 5 (’87, ’89, ’94, ’97, ’05) Affiliation: . .NCAA Division II Lone Star Conference Titles: . 3 (’78, ’84, ’87) Colors: . Blue and Gold Mascot:. Roscoe (costumed) Conference: . Lone Star Conference President: . Dr. Joseph C. Rallo TEAM INFORMATION Athletic Director:. Sean Johnson 2011 Overall Record: . .5-6 Ticket Office Phone:. .325-942-BLUE (2583) Home / Away / Neutral: . 1-4 / 4-2 / 0-0 Website: . .www.AngeloSports.com Lone Star Conference Record: . .2-6 LSC Finish: . .6th FOOTBALL INFORMATION Lettermen Returning: . 38 Lettermen Lost: . 28 Home Field: . San Angelo Stadium (17,500) Starters Returning (o/d/s): . 4 / 4 / 1 Date Opened: . 1956 Starters Lost (o/d/s): . 7 / 7 / 1 Head Coach: . .Will Wagner (Hardin-Simmons) Base Offense:. .Pistol Phone: . .325-942-2264 x222 Base Defense: . .4-2-5 Record at Angelo State:. 5-6 (Second Season) Overall Record: . .5-6 (Second Season) Assistant Head Coach/O-Coordinator: . Theron Aych (Northern State) 2012 SCHEDULE Defensive Coordinator: . .Mike Walton (Eastern New Mexico) Date Opponent Location Time Assistant Coach (WR):. Drew Dallas (Kansas Wesleyn) 9/1 Western State San Angelo, Texas 2 p.m. Assistant Coach (OL): . Jay Eilers (Northwest Missouri State) 9/8 Chadron State San Angelo, Texas 2 p.m.
    [Show full text]